maybe not even kyle busch. i think they probably made an adjustment when they came down pit road to try to get them the advantage they need to go up and win this race. >> mike: martin truex jr. got within a couple car-lengths of kyle busch but no further. we're going to go back to the restart, and we're going to look at how kevin harvick's spotter helped him worry less. >> ready. ready. ready. slow. green, green, green. all on. on bottom. all rolling on the bottom. two by two. kurt. three wide. you got one. three wide. three wide. three wide. two wide. don't push. still two wide. 3 trying to make it three wide. >> mike: he helped harvick worry insurance spotter coverage. >> darrell: martin truex jr. is worrying the heck out of kyle busch. he has got a little bit better car. he's going to have to find a way around. truex is so good in one and two. he gets off turn two. that's where he is closing the gap the most. seems to be pretty equal at three and four. >> mike: 29-cup drivers have more than 500 laps led in t

. >> mike: kyle larson in 21st. mine laps to go. teaming up with national alliance on mental illness and improving the lives of those with mental >>. >> darrell: i didn't think it could be any more interesting or exciting but these last nine laps will be crazy. >> mike: junior trying to catch up. kevin harvick back in. made several stops with the number 4. one to go. they will restart with seven laps remaining. >> jeff: kyle busch chooses the outside here on the restart. >> darrell: i think we got some lone rangers up there. johnson, kahne, stenhouse. kahne and johnson might be able to work together. >> jeff: that's what happened. i think he wanted to switch that up a little bit but i don't know, i think that ricky stenhouse and jamie mcmurray are can get. >> i know that 17 is fast, jimmie's car is fast. you get a 17 pushing 48 he might push him right to the lead. however, six times talladega has produced a one-hit wonder. driver who scored his only career win here. ten times it has produced a driver who got his first win here. here

kyle larson. for fifth place, jamie. >> jamie: i talked to jamie mcmurray earlier today. he was optimistic about tonight. first off, he really liked idea of four stage races. he likes to know when the cautions will fall and he doesn't want a long run. secondly, he likes the car that he ran at the all-star race so he thought it would play to their strengths and it has tonight. larson goes to the inside of his teammate, matt. >> matt: look at the 42 tonight, jamie, you haven't seen a lot him running the wall like he does in the past. running more to the middle and bottom. he is middle right now. the big issue so far, though, has been exits, especially on turn two, just way too tight. >> darrell: i don't believe the traction compound has done what we thought it would do to the upper groove. >> mike: not at night. not a lot of heat. no sun. no ambient temperature heat, just what the tires are putting into it. so we have had good side by side racing, but maybe not as much as we had hoped for? >> darrel

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. >> mike: kyle busch and matt kenseth comes right with him. three of the top four toyotas. >> jamie: four-tire stop, chris. >> chris: kyle busch pretty happy. >> matt: leaders off pit road. left side going on for truex. great stuff. he is away. >> mike: erik jones also inor four tires, which will make kurt busch the leader from kevin harvick. two fords out front suddenly. kurt busch and. >> matt: an up. didn't have a lot of feel. assume he made great adjustments. >> mike: denny hamlin came in and sparked a flurry of lead lap cars to pit road. the first eight have not stopped. jimmie johnson, austin dillon. joey logano. newman. buescher, bayne and smith have stayed out. watch jimmie johnson, just as he took the lead. look for something on the track there. >> jeff: i think those are just sparks. they're metal sparks coming off another car. yeah. probably coming off the 18. he drags on those lower pressures. he just came off pit road. then there are just sparks flying over the car and bouncing off the car. >> darrell: mike, now the question is, o

we'll be righa kyle maclachlan.ers and applause ] ♪ all 10 seasons in one sitting. that was amazing. the ceiling is all spider webs. we missed grandpa's 99th birthday. i'm actively trying to stand up right now. and his funeral. oh i have a beard. oh! a chip. (laughter) binge watching isn't always rewarding. but hotels.com is. thanks captain obvious. how long have you been here? unlock instant savings now and earn free nights to use later. hotels.com. hawe got you this.! oh, boys. and i got you this. edible arrangements for mother's day. order in store or online. this isn't a competition. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: welcome back to "the tonight show," everybody. it's time to play password. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: our first team tonight, she stars in "the wizard of lies" on hbo, and he's the host of "the tonight show." it's michelle pfeiffer and jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and their opponents, he's the emcee of the legendary roots crew, and he stars in the new "twin peaks." say hello to

taking advantage of his time with kyle korver, a little tutorial from him time to time. one of the best free throw shooters of all time in the nba. this is lebron's first miss of the game. >> hubie: this is a sthothat sh it 75%. but plfriday night, they were 2 for 28. games three and four on the road, they shot it extremely well. >> mark: can the raptors remain alive. powell. rebounded by thompson. >> hubie: got a good look. and screen on the lane. >> mark: the raptors right now, it could be a question of what could have been if kyle lowry had not sprained his ankle in the third quarter of game two. the raptors team took cleveland to six games the last year in the eastern conference finals. they tailored the roster in part to try to battle cleveland in the eastern conference game. tucker from the corner, one of the acquisitions and still alive. >> hubie: it's only right that tucker got a shot of three ball and he made it. rewarding him of the fact that what a difficult day he's had physically. noeft subbing with lebron james all these minutes. >> mark: one of the best pl

>> this is one of the things that kyle talks a lot about, the "wit" what it takes. we are looking for the guys that obviously have the talent, and kyle has done a great job and his staff is done a great job saying that each position has these specific traits we are looking for. may not be what the rest of the league views as the ideal traits but this is what we are looking for, the guys that absolutely love to compete and that love the game of football. we want guys that had the contagious competitiveness, the guys that are leaders, and that makes the people around you better. they don't check every box but that is part of it, and now that we have that we will develop them. we like what we have here>> part two will air tonight at 5:00 on ktvu fox 2 and we take a closer look at the first few months of john lynch as general manager of the san francisco 49ers. >>> the giants in chicago ready to start the four-game set against the cubs and looking to bounce back from the loss yesterday against the cardinals. adam wainwright with the cardinals had a strong outing and the

what about the rnc, kyle?and the relationship between them and how are those conversations going -- how much of what is swirling around the white house with the controversies controversies a part of the conversations there happening? >> sure. it seems historically during the campaign and a little early why 0, there was a little bit of distrust between the trump camp and the rnc. since the election and since the inauguration he has been below the ready and fund-raising and not the headlines or being in the news you saw during the campaign for the rnc and just the nature of the news cycle. it's tough to judge exactly how the new chairwoman of the gop and president trump get along. you haven't seen them in public together very much or heard too much about their conversations. >> all right. julian and kyle, we appreciate you sticking around for us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> this morning, we are learning more about the man behind the bombing in manchester and also a warning from uk officials that members of his

kyle and david, we appreciate both of you sticking around for us.ou. >> thanks. >>> some good news this week. the u.s. now at 4.4% unemployment, the lowest rate in a decade. here's cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans with more on what's driving that number from the latest jobs report. >> reporter: 4.4% is the jobless rate. it's a level many economists consider nearing full employment, meaning companies have to start competing for the workers, and that can start driving up wages. now, we don't see that yet in this report. wages just a stagnant 2.5%. but 4.4% unemployment is definitely a rate that is a milestone here. let's look at where the jobs are created. 211,000 net new jobs. you can see that something happened in march. a cool-down in optimism among employers or hiring of employees. when you average out the last three months. 174,000 net new jobs created. that's below the 208 or so it will take every month to fulfill the president's promise of 25 million new jobs over the next ten years or so. so still kind of a steady pace of hi

i tried to look them in the i myself and kyle likes to do the same thing and say okay, here's why. i've always felt so long as someone was being honest with me that i did not have to agree with their assessment, but i could live with it. that is what we are trying to do and the job has been fun.>> reporter: the 49ers announcing they have released the quarterback tramaine brock. you had a tough decision with individual that ran into a problem. >> having been at the draft day party a lot of the fans were very positive about that because they felt the showed signs of a new direction. >> it was gut wrenching, that situation with that starting player for us. unfortunately things happened and we made a decision. it was not meant to send a message, but if it did, that is okay.>> reporter: transitioning into some of those decisions that are more toward the playing field, you guys have had a number, 25 to 30 transactions minimal. how difficult has that been for you, and argue liking the way the communication has gone with your coaches and your talent evaluators, and with kyle? >> it is been

i try to look them in the i myself, and kyle does the same thing, and i tell them why. think so long as you are honest with honest with people, and that is what i felt when i was a player. i did not always agree with their assessment as a player, but i could live with it. that is what we will do and the job has been fun.>> you have a tough decision to make with an individual that ran into a problem and that sends out a signal, again, having been at the draft day party, a lot of the fans were very positive about that because they felt it showed signs of a new direction. >> that situation was gutwrenching, and that was a starting player force but unfortunately some things happened and we made a decision, and it was not sent as a message but if he did, that's okay. back transitioning into some of those decisions more toward the playing field, and you have had 25 or 30 transactions, minimal, and how difficult has that been for you and are you liking the way the communication has gone with the coaches, the talent evaluators and kyle. >> the working relationship, and the coac

let's bring back errol louis and kyle fletcher.to kushner and potential conflict of interest, first, before we talk about the visa program overall. his attorney blake roberts said kushner has divested his interest in the project and recuse himself from this visa program. errol, do you see a conflict of interest here? >> yes. a an absolute conflict of interest here and even from the attorney's letter. these family members won't benefit from it but those members of his family will benefit from it. okay, fine. if that is enough to sort of satisfy the office of government ethics or to satisfy people politically that is one thing but i think most people first hearing it understand that the kushner family is out making money at the same time as jared kushner is making policies. the larger question is should there be an eb-5 program? at that point, the conflict is ovens that whether he personally or nis child or his wife and his sister sister are all going to benefit from it, some of them yes, some of them no. i think we should be asking

kyle has done a great job, i think with his staff. they have done a great job just seeing it in each position and each specific traits, but it may not be what the rest of the league will view as the ideal trace for us. and this is what we're looking for. we want guys that absolutely love the complete game and the game of football. we want guys who have contagious competitiveness and guys who are leaders. they make people around you better because everyone has checked every box. that's a part of the tune now that we have them. what has developed them? we would like what we saw. >> a lot to chew on there. part ii of this exclusive interview airs tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. tune in for a closer look at tom lynch's first few months as a few in gm for the niners. >>> well parts of the bay area are heating up. especially inland with mid-90s to report. tomorrow will be hot out there away from the coastline. but we still have fog to talk about as well developing right now. so tomorrow will be warm and hot. if you want cooler temperatures we h

other and why we believe passionately about this. >> what does it take in your minds eye along with kyled various coaches to be a 49er as you envision the team going forward. what are you looking for? >> you know, it's interesting you asked the question because one of the things kyle talks about, he calls it what it takes and what it takes to win championships and we are looking for guys that honestly have the talent. kyle has done a great job i think and the staff has done a great job of each position these are the traits we look for. it may not be what the rest of the league views as the ideal traits but for us it's what we are looking for, we want guys that love to compete and love the game of football. we want guys that have contagious competitiveness and guys that are leaders and to me leaders make people around you better. everyone do they check every box no but that's part of it . now that we have them, let's develop them and we like what we have. >> part two of the interview with jon lynch shares tonight at 5:00 here on ktvu fox two. close look at the general manager. >> head coa

maybe i've got this wrong. >> it's really a fun perspective. >> as the video continues, kyle is gettingore confident. he starts bringing it down, nice long tracking shots along the river. >> sweet. >> indiana jones there. i think they were feeling confident. >> no water. >> it caught itself right on the edge, so operation drone rescue. >> right. able to get his hands on the drone. >> that's one of the fancy new drones. >> how are you going to pedal. >> with one hand. >> can't do that. >> in your mouth. >> stick it in your mouth. >> this is the danger area. now, with the drone in his mouth, pad lipping through the whitewater. then out of his mouth. >> that's the best relay i've seen. now to discover if the drone is alive. >> it's twitching. >> and then they continue down the river. >> a day with tell stella. >> no need to adjust your set, no need to adjust your eyes. you're seeing double. this is current day video of her meshed up with ten years ago doing britney spears, matching the steps one to one. as you may have noticed she's a dancer. a very popular dancer and choreographer posted

with what kyle likes to do, even though now he is the head coach. >> i definitely -- it's easier for me to call the plays this time around. i remember last time kind of having to think about it whereas now i kind of found myself -- when i hear kyle call a play, i can put it together. i think calling the play is half the battle and it's really something i don't even think about anymore. >>> mean while, the guy who used to be the quarterback with the san francisco 49ers, looks like he may be getting a little closer to signing with the seattle seahawks as their back up. he had an on-field work out. no video was available from the work out, but he was competing to try to become russell wilson's back up. >>> this was a great moment for 49er fans back in 2011. remember when the 49ers beat the detroit lions and the coach at that time, jim harbaugh, left the field and got a little too obnoxious. >> jim and i, can't blame him. i went in too aggressively on the handshake. you respect him for -- whatever, taking exception for that. i respect that. we've talked and, yeah, we're good. >> heated.

kyle david phillips, government, cutter sherman.er, mechanical engineering, cutter alert. naval architecture, mexican navy. christopher robert, operations research, cutter polar star. his commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard. electrical engineering, cutter isaac mayo. her commission will be presented by her sister, u.s. coast guard. alejandro davide, civil engineering, honduran navy. his commission will be presented by his father, honduran army retired. benjamin connor ross, operations research, cutter raymond edmund. anne-marie ramsey, mechanical engineering. flight school. justin timothy, civil engineering. peerage every reuse, mechanical engineering. aaron lee reynolds, government. morgan elizabeth rhodes. james, management. sarah richey, management. kyle patrick river area. -- rivera. earl alexander roberts, naval alexander. john michael. his commission will be presented by his father appeared -- nicholas lee. austin joseph ross, mechanical engineering. his commission will be presented by his brother. ama

tonight -- kyle chandler, from "casual" actress, michaela watkins, a performance from broadway's "comerom away," featuring the 8g band with matt frazier. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i am seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump visited the jewish holy site, the western wall in east jerusalem today. he also said the wall was the reason israel doesn't have any mexicans. [ laughter ] even brought out a tape measure. melania, how big is a mexico? [ laughter ] president trump said today he never mentioned the word "israel" as the source of intelligence about isis during a meeting with russian officials. dude, nobody said you did. [ laughter ] that's like if your wife said, "are you having an affair?" and you said, "i am not sleeping with jenna." [ laughter ] president trump was given an official welcome -- oh, sorry. president trump was -- one more time. [ laughter ] okay, great. will -- wally, will you admit there's a m

from steeleville, illinois, please welcome back kyle hennerichs. kyle, welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> welcome back to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> you're in the middle of a very good game. um, but you're talking about paying it forward. what is your idea of paying it forward? >> uh, i was always impressed with a movie i saw 20 years back or so, "it could happen to you." essentially, i'd love to be the guy that goes down into the subway, hands out free tokens, walks into a restaurant, gives away free pie. just something small that you could do to make people's day a little better. >> i think everybody can get behind that. i like that a lot. well done. and by the way, you have a special fan in the audience. you have your plus one over there, who we didn't say hello to. that's alex. but next to alex, your daughter, right? >> that is my daughter allie. >> so you got a big fan. hi, allie, how you doing? [cheers and applause] all right, allie, it's good to have you here. and hopefu

(kyle samejima/mother): "it's true. i raised my hand a lot."i call it my 25- year degree program."(jrstone) sora plans to go to graduate school in the fall to get a master's degree in occupational therapy. kyle wants to go into advocacy-- possibly working for a non-profit that focuses on environmental issues. (jrs) we do want to wish all the mom's out there a happy mother's day. all week... we've been asking you to send in a photo of you and your mom. here are a few we've gotten into the kron four news room. there's still time to send them in... just download the kron four mobile app and click on the report it feature. we have a mother's day gallery on our wesbite kron-four-dot-com... or you can catch yourself in the 10 pm newscast. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot-com ... hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you mas

(kyle samejima/mother): "i heard somebody yell momma!"ed to "honestly, that was so special because i yelled- "that's my daughter!" and we ran towards each other down the street. it was really sweet."(jrstone) sora plans to go to graduate school in the fall to get a master's degree in occupational therapy. kyle wants to go into advocacy. (jr stone) in redwood city... the staff at sequoia hospital helped some new mom's celebrate mother's day with some sweet treats. six new moms-- along with their husbands and newborn babies-- were treated to cupcakes todays. the celebration involved moms who gave birth on friday or saturday. a hospital spokeswoman says parents and staff enjoyed the event so much last year they decided to make it an annual event. sequoia hospital doctors deliver over a thousand babies each (jr stone) coming up.... you don't have to fly to spain to enjoy a traditional dish... where you can get authentic spanish tapas and even some flaminco dancing -- in tonight's dine and dish... (jrs tone) ahead in sports.. the warriors come

his wife taya kyle.ved that movie so much. tweet me yours at kevin now.- blackhawk down. there's so many great films out there. so, let me know about yours. >> all right. >> thanks kev. >> thanks guys. appreciate it. >> all righty, tucker barnes. >> hi, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. let's go to the weather because after many days of looking like it might turn sunny and then it never does that i think today we will that finally get the payoff we've been waiting for with afternoon sunshine and temperatures in the mid 80's. 64 out there early. you know, it's not really raining, we got a little drizzle across the area and as we get through the morning hours here we should see more and more clearing and as mentioned some afternoon sunshine and drier conditions as well with temperatures topping out in a more summery 80 to 85. so it could be nice. weak cold front off to the north and west. once that gets east of us we'll get some clearing. you can see the clearing out in ohio and extreme western penns

he's been in kyle's system and has been very effective in kyle's system. the key to him is staying healthy. he's got to stay healthy. we think given that he does that and he's working hard to do that, he can be very successful. but we're also very mindful that, hey, we're always searching for that franchise guy we can have for the next 10, 15 years. everybody wants that. they've seen it firsthand here with joe and steve and alex and kap had his success. they've seen great quarterback play. and you know, we're striving for that and we're working for it each day trying to find that guy. >> all right, people around here know what a great quarterback looks like. john lynch, that will be up near the top of his want list finding the franchise quarterback. i talked a little bit about john lynch leading through example, the kind of guy he is. one of the fairly veteran employees at the 49ers told me aside, he said, you know, he just exudes the confidence that is contagious. one time he was walking through the office of the guys trying to sell season tickets, and he

kyle about the winner. >> were you surprised austin with stretch it on fuel. >> i mean do you think austin to get his if pun first one. >> i'm not surprised about anything congratulations. >> dwight -- do i hear a baby crying? talk about being a big baby that's pretty bad in the not sportsman ship. >> where that -- it's coming from you, john. gees. all right back to you i got to attend to somebody. >> i think you do thanks john. >> all right coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. amistaken raid, a swat team burst into a home, point guns at a woman and throw a flash bang except the wrong house. get this the same thing happened a short time ago. tonight a live report what the victim is saying about the whole thing. >>> overcast skies low 60s not too bad. >> yeah, yeah if we're in seattle. for memorial day i'm sure there are a few complaints today. tomorrow is going to be cool, too morning drizzle, showers and then nice by thursday. >> that's good looking up to something np nbc nightly news up next. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, total confidence. president trump publicly defends s

shanahan says so far bowman is looking great<kyle shanahan> ""i thought he's looked real good, kind what i told you guys the last time i spoke with you. anytime you're coming off an achilles you're waiting for him to ease into it and from what i've seen just watching him, i would have never known that just by watching him. he looks like the guys i've seen on tape over the years." coming upyou often hear about the cars that have broken into around the san francisco bay but rarely do you get to see the suspected burglar in action . until now what was being stolen and why? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (steve) the x-files... is next.then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories, including people behaving badly, gary has sports and your four zone weather forecast with brittney shipp. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... right here on the bay area's news station. last weather and goodbye ♪ ( tires screeching ) ( clamoring ) you in charge here? lieutenant kraskow. is the bureau taking over? you're welcome to any help that i can give you, but that's not why i

. >> let's get to lisa vanderpump and kyle richards. let's start with lisa's $12 million beverly hills mansion that's gone to the dogs. >> thank you for inviting us into the spectacular, gorgeous home. >> you're welcome. >> lisa gave me a tour of her home. >> can you name them all? >> lollipop, frumpy, avery, chicky and harrison. >> can i get a cuddle? >> i almost wore this today. we would have had the same outfit. >> the oasis includes an infiniti pool. >> lisa lives a few miles from kyle richards. >> the couple finished a $1.5 million renovation on their 7,000 square foot bel-air home. >> this is my dream home. it's a little big. it looks cozy but it's seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. >> she and her husband gave us the grand tour. >> i'm proud of all my models. it's important to me. >> one of their biggest renovations, moving the gym down stairs to make a dressing room for kyle. >> this is my closet. i try to keep it organized and color coordinated. >> how about that dressing room? >> and that house? >> this whole show is impressiv

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thank you, stan and kyle. see ya ! damn, so much for our plan to use the iceman to take over sweden. what ? what ? nothing. kyle, steve is a pretty good name for that guy. no, dude, gorac is cool because it's original. and besides, you found him. be very, very quiet. i'm hunting crocodiles. can we be best friends again ? i hate having cartman as a best friend. me too, he sucks. oh yeah, well i don't need you guys anyway. you guys can kiss my... uh-huh, there's a king 'croc right there. and what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna sneak up on it and jam my thumb in... hey, get me out of here ! it smells like kenny's house in here ! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight here to talk about her new book actress gabourey sidibe is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) as you know, it was another category 4 (bleep) storm today from pr

. - oh, kyle, ike sweetie, you're okay! - yeah, we're fine. kyle, we're so sorry for the horrible sexual abuse over the years. but we're all better now. - but, you didn't do anything to me. - ahp-- we did. we've come to terms with it through therapy and learned to admit it. it won't happen again! - but, you guys, i-- - oh, stanley, i wish we could take back all the years of abuse, but we can't. - we've learned to overcome it, son, you'll see. - we love you, son, but we only love you in a platonic way, from now on! - what the heck are you talking about? - kenny, kenny, we're sorry. where is he? - everything's gonna be all right now, jenny. come on, let's go home. - huh. - huh. - well, what are you kids gonna do now? - i dunno. you guys wanna go build a snow igloo? - sure. - snow igloos kick ass. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. tonight i could not be more excite

he has been in kyle's system and has been effective in kyle's system.ey to him is being healthy. he has to stay healthy. given that he does that and he is working hard to do that, he can be very successful. but we're lengths very mind -- we're also very mindful that we're searching for the franchise guy. they have seen it here with joe and steve and alex and kap had his success. they have seen great quarterback play. we're striving for that. and we're working for it each day, trying to find that guy. >> thanks to john lynch and mark ibanez. 49ers open at home week one against the panthers. >> looking forward to some improvement. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, knowing how far we can go by understanding where we have been. up next, more on caves to space. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >> the first science speak easy called out of this world from caves to space. >> it tackles the question of how far we as a society

shanahan says so far bowman is looking great <kyle shanahan>""i thought he's looked real good, kindt i told you guys the last time i spoke with you. anytime you're coming off an achilles you're waiting for him to ease into it and from what i've seen just watching him, i would have never known that just by watching him. he looks like the guys i've seen on tape over the years." (pam) much more news ahead at the top of the hour.. including new information in the desperate search for a missing uber driver. we'll tell you where san francisco police served a search warrant.stay tuned for kron 4 news at eleven..the day's big stories and your forecast..in half the time. (steve)but first...a brand new edition of people behaving badly.the bay area company hoping to spread the word about car burglars... (steve)with all the reports of auto burgleries you hear all around the bay it appears no one is immune.(pam) we found one company that has been specifically targeted several times .... now they have decided to release the video ... and only to kron 4 .. pay attention to the man inside a car in

he's joined on 7 under by amercians jb holmes and kyle stanley.garcia is already in the clubhouse on 5 under. that's all sport for now, i'll have more in the next hour. more than 800 children and teenagers, who've lost a parent serving in the armed forces, have attended a garden party at buckingham palace. they were welcomed by the duke and duchess of cambridge, and prince harry. among them were the widow and son of the fusilier lee rigby, who was killed in a terror attack in 2013. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it's a very large garden accustomed to formal events like garden parties but it's the perfect place for a children's party which is exactly what was happening at buckingham palace this afternoon. 800 children have been invited to the palace by the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry for a very special reason. each of these children have lost the parent serving in the armed forces. one of them was jack rigby, the six—year—old son of fusilier lee rigby, murdered by extremists in london four years ago. it is a c

>> reporter: at 27, kyle meyaard-schaap is the leader of the young evangelicals for climate action, a group that's grown to 10,000 members in the past five years. >> there's a general perception out there that evangelicals are apathetic or antagonistic toward climate change. and that's just not the case. >> we keep hearing that 2014 has been the warmest year on record. >> reporter: that perception comes in part from this moment two years ago when republican oklahoma senator james inhofe who has said that only god controls the weather, brought a snowball onto the senate floor to prove the earth is not warming. >> for a lot of the more conservative lawmakers who have been able to depend on support from an evangelical voting bloc we want them to hear us saying, "if you want to continue to be able to depend on this voting bloc, you need to start listening to what the next generation of evangelicals are saying is important to them." and more and more, we're saying with a louder and louder voice, "that's climate." >> may our work for climate action be a witness that points to you triune god

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what can we learn from kyle's story?hink, you know, people like, this who go forth in the face of adversity and sacrifice over and over again, this is something that should be a beacon of hope in america e encourage and inspire americans of every walk of life to do more for their country, to not be as selfish, be a lot more selfless in service to this nation in whatever capacity that is that you do. i think he is an inspiration as others have been as well, too. and americans should grieve but should be inspired and should remember. ainsley: congressman taylor, thank you for coming on to honor your friend and american hero. there is his picture, kyle milliken, in our thoughts and prayers his family is. and we will remember him. >> thank you. ainsley: the president is up and tweeting this morning about finding a replacement for james comey. senator chuck grassly is going to join us live to react. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: president trump is awake. he is firing in on firing james comey. the democrats have said some of the worst

yeah, well, kyle's not here. how come? kicked off the team. didn't tim tell you?e and some other kids got caught drinking beer in the park a couple of nights ago. really? yeah. zero tolerance-he's out for the season. c'mon, it's a first offense, right? that we know of. but why should that matter? he knew not to drink. i've made it clear to matt that's what we expect from him. what have you said to tim? um... nothing, really. you know, a lot of kids try it at this age, so- yeah, well, a lot of kids don't try it, too. i'm not saying that matt's going to be this perfect kid, but if i don't tell him what we expect and why he shouldn't drink, how's he gonna know? you think kids that age really listen? they'd never admit it, bill, but they hear more than you think. (announcer) talk. they hear you. for more information about talking with kids about underage drinking, visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov. lou: a few thoughts on the communications room in the white house. threects post concerning whether trump released classified information as he's about to begin his first f

this is from kyle. >> hi, i'm kyle from minneapolis.on a a wolf? what would you have the wolf -- >> what's that chet baker song, you know, where the girls are roller blading? what's that hot song? i'll just say another song i know, "real love." >> jimmy: mary j. blige? >> no, that other guy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ket fester? >> john -- father john --father john misty. something. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: father john snow. that is "game of thrones." father john misty is, yeah. >> that guy has an album out. you didn't know? >> jimmy: yes. >> the guy from "game of thrones." yeah, him. of course it's for a wolf. there's a wolf on "game of thrones." now, shut up. what's the next question? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would put -- i would have the wolf -- >> i don't think he was asking you. i think he was asking me. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i was just suggesting. just suggesting in case -- if you happen to run into a wolf. [ light laughter ] i would do "hungry like the wolf" by duran duran. >> that's so much of a better answer. >> jim

. >> whitaker: kyle schwarber was a promising young hitter at indiana university.their local scouts interview him, but, for the cubs, theo epstein did the interview; then made schwarber his top draft pick. what was it about his character that impressed you? >> epstein: kyle played baseball with a football mentality. >> whitaker: what do you mean? >> epstein: he would run through a wall in order to catch a ball. he would attack any obstacle that faced the team. >> whitaker: but running flat out, chasing a fly ball in the first week of his second season: disaster. schwarber tore his knee ligaments so badly that doctors said he would be out for the entire season. he believed them, but he still attacked his rehab relentlessly. >> schwarber: i wanted to challenge myself, and i wanted to get back as soon as possible. "okay, i'm going to push myself." >> whitaker: while schwarber was rehabbing, the cubs were dominating. >> grand slam time! >> whitaker: the pressure kept building, pressure that could have crushed this young team. manager joe maddon had the antidote for pre

good job, kyle. everybody give a round of applause for kyle. [cheers] ainsley: great job, kyle.u all the best. steve: lucky we have had a great crop of college associates. meanwhile president trump vowing to take the 9th circuit all the way to the supreme court after they blocked his immigration orders. arkansas senator dan sullivan calls it fast food justice. and he joins us live next. brian: and jam packed show. we've got straight ahead ed henry. mick mulvaney and tucker carlson. i don't know which is which. ♪ i can see obstacles in my way. ♪ dark clouds that had me blind ♪ it's going to be a bright ♪ bright ♪ bright ♪ sunshiny day ♪ going to be a bright ♪ kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who wo

that's because the argentine came through his second round match against britain's kyle edmund in straighthis push to becoming a winner of the indianapolis 500 logging more than 6,000 incident—free miles at indianapolis motor speedway on the second day of practice for the 101st edition which takes place later this month. alonso ran the most laps of anyone on the day as he worked to become comfortable racing in traffic. the driver of the mclaren—honda—andretti honda finished 24th on the speed chart. the 35 year—old is looking to become the first driver to win formula 0ne‘s monaco grand prix which he's already achieved along with this race and the 2a hour le mans endurance race it was useful, i think. six cars and we we re it was useful, i think. six cars and we were running together so that teammates were amazing, helping me. i knew they were taking care of me. that was good. first time for me... they helped me here and there, every lap, i followed them, they helped me here and there, every lap, ifollowed them, see they helped me here and there, every lap, i followed them, see what they do,