. >> this is the smothers brothers comedy air. take one.thers show." >> if rowan and martin and the smothers brothers are the new stars of tv comedy, it is the comedy itself rather than the comedians which is more often in the spotlight. these two programs have consciously tried to influence people by comedy techniques that break through the traditional song and skit routines and by subject matter that is often on the cutting edge of what is new. >> our government is asking us as citizens, good citizens, to refrain from traveling to foreign lands. >> okay. all you guys in vietnam, come on home. >> times were changing so quickly in the '60s. and we didn't change them. >> we just reflected them. >> i can't hear you. what are you doing? >> i'm getting ready to go to college. >> cbs gave the smothers brothers that show because they were clean-cut folk satirists. you know, they wore blazers. they could sing well. they were funny. >> mom liked you best! >> you lower your voice. >> mom liked you best. >> they told us what they thought we could do

but who would expect the smothers brothers of all people to be raising this much of a fuss? script. >> i held my breath every time they did the show. because i knew the network people were befouling their trousers with fear. >> nothing funny in this. yeah, boys, we're through censoring your show. >> they said that the social subjects we touched on were not appropriate for the 9:00 family viewing hour. they came up with any excuse to make it difficult. >> and i came up with any excuse to push it. >> yeah. ♪ cbs would like to give us notice ♪ ♪ and some of you don't like the things we say ♪ ♪ but we're still here ♪ oh yeah we're still here

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they smothered the king, held him to his 15 points on five of six shooting. and then five of 16 shooting. look at jason tatum. the three over tristan thompson. his mom loved t. boston rolled 108-83. game two is on tuesday. >>> after getting swept by the phillies in a four-game series and losing the first two in pittsburgh, the giants needed to leave pennsylvania with at least one win. they tapped into the power of pink. pablo sandoval wearing it well for mother's day. a great day for derek holland. he thought the strike out ended the inning. it was out number two. all good. shut out innings for holland. scoreless until the 6th when hernandez led off with a shot he put just out of the reach of a leaping cory dickerson. later in the inning, two on for nick hundley. he made sure dickerson can't get this one either. a five-run inning for the giants. they make it whole. they finally break that six-game losing streak, 4 and 6 on the road trip. monday is home against the reds. >>> a poignant moment before today's rubber match between the a's and yankees. the yankees

reporter: today the national guard checking air quality where we found the tsunami of lava that smothered homes. >> we've lost everything. it doesn't seem real. we walk our dogs up and down this street every day. >> reporter: from above kilaueua, rivers of lava on the move. those fissures have been breaking out miles away from the volcano. they're spreading out like fingers. we can see where they're moving into residential neighborhoods. at 1500 feet, even along the ocean. you can clearly smell the sulfur in the air. that toxic gas creates volcanic pollution called vog, which can cause respiratory issues. if the winds are unfavorable, the pollution could reach honolulu, 200 miles away. >> it makes your eyes water, your throat hurts. everything hurts. >> tonight in the air and on the ground, an unfolding disaster, forever changing the landscape. with lava from new eruptions now covering more than 100 acres of land, the governor has declared a disaster, saying the damage is in the millions, when lava fields like this one harden, some will never be able to return home. lester? >> miguel alma

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just to show that i'm standing with those fathers the smothers brothers the sisters who lost their children and their siblings in this war. that's why we also calling on the european union say enough is enough until you know you have to put sanctions on israel show them that they are there by the test but. the israeli army has repeatedly stressed that it's acting in accordance with standard operating procedures and the key is how mr refusing the riots but it's an armless mitchell barak says that israel actually has every right to protect its borders the ones that were killed were close to the border they were either throwing molotov cocktails throwing stones shooting trying to do whatever they could to break through the border fence in order to kill israeli citizens please don't call them protesters we don't care how old they are if hamas is willing to put up teenagers or others that are young or old or elderly even in order to break through the israeli border the israeli army will stop them that's reasonable the fact that there have been countries that have condemned israel will say so wha

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craig coley was convicted in 19-80 of raping and murdering his ex-girlfriend and then smothering herpolice detective was convinced that coley had been wrongly convicted. that detective was able to track down d-n-a evidence from the scene and have it tested. it did not match coley. last thanksgiving, coley was released from prison with a pardon from governor jerry brown. now police in simi valley want to compare that d-n-a to the accused golden state killer... joseph deangelo... to see if they can connect him to those murders. ( james ) now.. we're hearing from a woman who was raped by the golden state killer... and she's happy to see someone arrested for the crime. mary berwert was 13-years old when she was attacked in her walnut creek home back in the 1970's. she says she was asleep when a man in a ski mask got into her bedroom... and held a knife to her throat. he then tied her hand and feet... and raped her. berwert says she was overcome with emotion when she found out joseph deangelo was named as a suspect. <"i am thrilled, i am happy. i wish those people didn't have to lose thei

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kevin durant went 43 minutes, gave it up to klay thompson who ended up being smothered in the final seconds. this really felt like a game seven against the cavs back in 2016. here's that final sequence as steph -- wouldn't have counted. game five is tomorrow in houston. >> kind of pissed off. we know we let one slip away. so definitely guys are pissed of on. but encouraged as well. you know, like -- i love the way this team responds when our back is against the wall. it is what it is. i think we blew a golden opportunity. but it's not one that we can't get back. >> play a little bit more aggressive and angry. smart at the same time. channeling it in the right direction. we know that this team's tough to beat, especially at home. so look forward to going out here to see if we can get it done. >> as if things weren't frustrating enough, klay thompson listed as questionable tomorrow with knee strain. he injured the knee in the first half, came back in finished out the game but was not that great. andre iguodala questionable with knee contusion, his absence sorely felt in the loss. iguodala and

just to show that i'm standing with those fathers the smothers brothers the sisters who lost their children and their siblings and this is one. that's why all the polling on the european union say enough is enough until you know you have to put sanctions israel show them that they are there by the test but. these are in the meantime has repeatedly stressed that it's acting in self-defense accused hamas of fueling the riots political analyst michel barak says that israel has every right to protect its borders the ones that were killed were close to the border they were either throwing molotov cocktails throwing stones shooting trying to do whatever they could to break through the border fence in order to kill israeli citizens please don't call them protesters we don't care how old they are if hamas is willing to put up teenagers or others that are young or old or elderly even in order to break through the israeli border he is really army will stop them that's reasonable the fact that there have been countries that have condemned israel i will say so what every country needs to protect their

craig coley was convicted in 19-80 of raping and murdering his ex-girlfriend and then smothering herted. that detective was able to track down d-n-a evidence from the scene and have it tested. it did not match coley. last thanksgiving, coley was released from prison with a pardon from governor jerry brown. now police in simi valley want to compare that d-n-a to the accused golden state killer... joseph deangelo... to see if they can connect him to those murders. ( darya ) now.. we're hearing from a woman who was raped by the golden state killer... and she's happy to see someone arrested for the crime. mary berwert was 13-years old when she was attacked in her walnut creek home back in the 1970's. she says she was asleep when a man in a ski mask got into her bedroom... and held a knife to her throat. he then tied her hand and feet... and raped her. berwert says she was overcome with emotion when she found out joseph deangelo was named as a suspect. <"i am thrilled, i am happy. i wish those people didn't have to lose their lives. i wish that he didn't have to go killing people in order

in three weeks, lava has smothered around 15,000 acres of hawaii's big island, an area larger than manhattan. researchers using heat-sensing drones are monitoring cracks and heat near a highway. the only escape route for about 1,000 residents. if it's cut off, that would trigger a massive helicopter evacuation. in some neighborhoods those cracks are gargantuan. well, you can't really see the bottom of it. it's at least 40, 50, maybe even 60 feet deep. runs all the way over here, and take a look at this. this house, completely gutted. noah friend built this home with his father. >> i wanted to pass it onto my kids, but it's not possible now. >> reporter: and tom, the new worry here tonight is that the trade winds here on the islands may die down by sunday meaning dangerous levels of toxic gas coming from these vents may start to build up and that could trigger another mass evacuation, tom. >> this could all last for months. all right, clayton, thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the dramatic shooter takedown. after a gunman opens fire at a popular rest

. >> reporter: more destructive than ever, waves of lava now smothering at least 82 structures. as the desperate watch the unstoppable. >> it is tragic. in another way, it's really beautiful because it's -- it's absolute destruction and creation at the same time. >> reporter: new eruptions at kilauea's crater, shooting plumes of ash 15,000 feet with new fissures exploding seemingly every day. this is just one of the latest massive fissures to open up, and geologists say for now, it shows no sign of slowing down. with lava now seeping over a geothermal power plant, for now authorities say they've averted disaster. no explosions. the marines are ready for mass evacuations. a disaster getting more dire each day. miguel almaguer, nbc news, pahoa, hawaii. >>> starbucks is closing nationwide today weeks after a racial incident that put the company in the hot seat. an employee at a location in philadelphia called police on two black men waiting inside. now starbucks is shutting its doors early at over 8,000 locations including stores and corporate offices for an afternoon of what they'

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that yellow dust seems to be everywhere from new jersey to georgia where pollen is my mother -- is smothering i've been sneezing, throat sore, watery eyes. >> reporter: today she got an allergy test during the worst season she can remember. >> we're seeing higher counts than we did last year. >> reporter: dr. stanley fineman is with the allergy count and its effects. >> they can have chest symptoms that can trigger asthma and cause infections like sinus infections. >> reporter: right now the worst hot spots are pennsylvania, minneapolis, lincoln, nebraska and dayton, ohio. researchers say since 1995 the ragweed pollen season increased by as much as 27 days. >> warmer temperatures caused by climate change really are causing longer growing seasons so more intense release of pollen. >> reporter: doctors say if you're battling symptoms, you should take an allergy skin test to figure out what's triggering them and develop a treatment plan to have over-the-counter medications or nasal spray. if it's serious you might consider allergy shots. >> this year has been worst. >> reporter: pauline hopes th

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scores of people are feared dead as an intense heat wave smothers the pakistani city of karachi authorities are urging people to stay indoors with temperatures hitting forty four degrees celsius there are concerns of widespread heat stroke as muslims fast during the holy month of ramadan the palestinian foreign minister has referred to israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its border against terrorists. and iran has dismissed u.s. threats of sanctions calling them bridge to killis iranian president hassan rouhani was responding to the u.s. secretary of state mike calm pale pompei a war in iran to expect the strongest sanctions ever if it did not stop enriching uranium a court here in germany has rejected a move by prosecutors to rearrest the catalan separatist leader carlos pushed him up the german prosecutors argue new evidence from spain showed the exiled catalan lead

. >> reporter: more destructive than ever, waves of lava now smothering at least 82 structures as t desperate watch the unstoppable. h desperate watch the unstoppable. e desperate watch the unstoppable. >> it is tragic and in cause it's absolute destruction and creation at the same time. >> reporter: today, new eruptions at kilauea's crater, shooting plumes of ash 15,000 feet with new fissures exploding seemingly every day. this is just one of the latest massive fissures to open up and geologists say for now, it shows no sign of slowing down. with lava now seeping over a geothermal power plant, for now, authorities say they averted disaster, no explosions but tonight, the marines are ready for mass evacuation, a disaster getting more dire each day. miguel almaguer, nbc news, hawaii. >>> on this memorial day, president trump laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington and paid respects for those who gave their lives for the country. >> they inspired their communities, uplifted their country and ov virtue and valor the world will ever know. the president raised eyebrows with h

it's smothering roadways in its math, and the national -- path, and the national guard had to air lift four people to safety last night. one man is defying evacuation orders to keep tabs on his property. >> i have no fear for not getting out if something catastrophic could happen, but i n'eve ything catastrophic will happen. >> reporter: it looks pretty catastrophic behind you. >> but it wouldn't blow up and cause us to run down the road, it would be real slow. >> reporter: two weeks ago could you have imagined this? >> i just got goose bumps. never in a million years would we think this was going to happen. we watched earth come out of the ground. >> reporter: and reshape the landscape. >> absolutely reshape the landscape. it's a mind scratcher, it really is. >> the big island of high high, the newest -- hawaii, the newest island in the chain. the usgs says only four fissures are activity spewing lava right now. >>> tonight california's jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level in 40 years, and the bay area is doing even better. all but one of the nine below 3 percent unemployment l

. >> reporter: the national guard, checking air quality where we found the tsunami of lava that smothered>> i have lost everything. it doesn't seem real. we walk our dogs up and down this street every day. >> reporter: from above kilauea, rivers of lava on the move. those fissures have been breaking out miles away from the volcano. they're spreading out like fingers. we can see where they are moving into residential neighborhoods. at 1500 feet, even along the ocean, you can clearly smell the sulfur in the air. that toxic gas creates volcanic pollution called vog, which can cause respiratory issues if the winds are unfavorable, the pollution can reach honolulu 200 miles away. >> makes your eyes water, your throat hurts, everything hurts. >> reporter: in the air and on the ground, an unfolding disaster forever changing the landscape. with new lava from recent eruptions now covering 104 acres and growing, the governor has declared a disaster saying the damage is in the millions. and when lava fields like this one harden, it will be impossible for some to ever return. frances? >> those images

in nearly a century, 100 years since the 1924 eruption, and what they're saying is that this could smotherarts of the island closing down the airports. there is no major threat to human health at this point, but the national weather service saying that exposure to the ash and the gas could be hazardous and they're warning people who live nearby to avoid too much exposure to the outdoors at this point. also, local agencies and authorities are warning people to avoid the roads because that ash could obscure the road and there are other hazards but right now no major concerns for the population, however, those volcanologists say that could last for weeks on end. matt gutman, abc news in the town of volcano, hawaii. >> our thanks to matt there. >>> the fbi is investigating an explosion at a medical building south of los angeles. that is in aliso viejo. one woman killed and three others injured. a federal official says the explosion appears to be an intentional act. pictures from inside show the force of that blast knocking down walls and sending debris flying into a parking lot. a day-care cen

literally smothering parts of this island. and closing down the airports. david? >> very active scene there in hawaii tonight. matt, thank you. >>> next this evening, the developing headline from southern california at this hour, a deadly building explosion. the fbi is on the scene and investigating right now. people were seen in the moments after the blast. children at a nearby preschool ordered to evacuate. you can see them holding hands there. the fbi, the atf both at the scene, and authorities have not said what caused this explosion. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: a deadly blast rocking the first floor of this southern california medical building. >> there was an explosion from the inside of fwilding going out. >> reporter: fire fighters racing to put out the flames. >> we heard a very loud boom and i actually felt the building shake. i could feel it while i was sitting in the chair. we actually could see where part of the building had blown out. >> reporter: children at dale care across the street evacuated. infants still in their cribs rolled ou

volcanologists say it could smother parts of the island and even close airports. >> the national weather service says two fatalities happened in the national parng. the oth the other fatality happened sunday. that's where a san diego hiker fell down a sleep slope after slipping on ice and snow. hikers and climbers are cautioned winter conditions still exist at high elevations. >>> the political aspirations ended today for a councilman who was running for supervisor in the midst of a growing harassment scandal. he resigned his seat and suspended his campaign for county supervisor. he faces several claims of sexual harassment from students at the santa clara high school he taught and from some campaign staffers as well. one of his staffers said he made unwanted advavgnces and inappropriate comments. >> i told him to stop, but he didn't pay attention to that. and it continued, and it got worse over time. >> in a statement he says the allegations against me are false in every sense of the word. yet i have been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion without due process or recognit

it's smothering thought and artistry. >> candace, last word to you on this. that was what was interesting to the kanye reaction to what you said. it wasn't endorsing everything you are arguing for. he said hang on a second let's just say what we think. that's a foundational thing we should agree about. that's the most you can expect from the cultural and entertainment world? >> exactly, kennedy hit the nail on the head. artist think they are free but they are not. kanye saying this five word tweet shows how not free they are. you will be shocked how many artist and actors have written to me that said they support me but they are scared to do so publicly. there is a prison that exists in hollywood. there is a mental prison. people are afraid to express themselves because their jobs are on the line. i always compare it to being gay in the 80s. steve: if you keep going i think those people bit by bit will be able to come out if we can use that expression. candace, kennedy thank you so much. we will talk to college students about how their political experiences s

you can see and hear the lava, you can see it smothering everything in his path. 1800 people have beenorced to leave the their homes. >> all we can do is think positive and think maybe our house will be spared. >> she moved to the big island. never did she imagine her life westbound put on hold by what is going on right now. >> a lot of people on social media are criticizing all of us saying, what do they expect? they live on a volcano. well, you know, i was living on a fault. >> the instability of the volcano began monday wihen a laa filled crater collapsed. toxic air is at lethal concentrations. >> there's no sign of slowing down. we had pauses yesterday, but it seems there's a lot of magma underground. >> no telling how long the situation will continue. tour officials are saying that it's in a remote part of the big island, 100 miles away from the resort areas. abc 7 news. >>> meanwhile, the dwraareas of volcano's national park has reopened. the earthquakes friday, the strong 6.9 magnitude quake did a lot of damage. they had a soft opening with limited services available today. the

you have to stop smothering baby and raping women. it's not okay. >> unfortunately with people like this, as always in the argument for the iranian nuke deal, it's better to have something on the books than to have nothing. and if they're complying with some of it, that's better than running rogue with the support of china and russia and whoever else wants to funnel them weapons. kennedy: you could say the same thing about russia and iran. party panel is returning later in the show. i promise you that. >>> breaking news about a potential trade war. we'll tell you what it could mean for you wallet. i know you want more money. i'm trying to make you rich. i'm trying to make you rich. stay right here. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher i

prosecutors say it's not just that humphrey hid and waited for a man but that he allegedly threatened to smother the 79-year-old man with a pillow case. the public defender called that trumped up. >> the district attorney believed that any of the supposed threats made by mr. hum f humphrey were real, they would have filed a death threat. >> reporter: a woman recoiled at the fact that he is a threat to public safety. >> quiet. right now being incarcerated for a year. he participates. >> reporter: court documents reveal he had a half dozen convictions but nothing in 11 years until now. in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> well a follow-up to the aftermath of the fire in the downtown. workers have cleared two main roads of the debris. this is video shot overnight at crews worked to clear willow pass road. the fire broke out last tuesday at a luxury complex which was under construction. investigators are still pouring through the debris trying to figure out exactly what started that fire. >>> a small but vocal group in oakland is fuming about the raiders leaving for las vegas. they ar

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in some places the lava flow is moving 400 yards an hour smothering homes. one man put out a call to help on instagram. one man is defying evacuation orders to keep tabs on his property. >> i have no fear for not getting out if something catastrophic could happen. i don't believe anything catastrophic will happen. >> looks pretty catastrophic behind you. >> right now it wouldn't blow up and cause us to be running down the road. it would be slow. >> two weeks ago could you have imagined this? >> i got goose bumps. never in a million years would we have thought this would have happened. we watched earth come out of the ground and reshape the landscape. >> absolutely. it's a mind stretcher, really is. >> 23 fissures have opened up but only four are actively spewing lava now. >>> ahead, phil asks who should get your vote in this year's election. we'll take a look at some endorsements. >> we understand our communities best. >> later, oakland's mayor fights back against president trump's push to charge her with obstruction. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this