i didn't want bill russell's work to be forgotten. i didn't want tommy edwards' work to be forgotten. i didn't want jesse owens to be thrown aside. i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> university of minnesota history professor katharine gerbner talks about protestant christians and quakers, and their relationship to slavery in 17th century barbados. she is the author of "christian slavery, conversion and race in the protestant world." national society of colonial dames of america hosted the event. to theome all of you museum. how many are visiting for the first time tonight? .ood, it is great the proportion of new visitors-ish shrinking which means we are getting t

>>time straight finals hasn't been done since the 60's since bill russell's hasn't been done for a reason it's really really difficult saw i just can't say enough about competitive desire to the group of players that we have here and the. the culture that they've built together foshay files and the historic nature, what that is. >>kind of crazy to think about we want to enjoy it. we know of for more ways to fight season win a championship. so. >>got to stay locked in. >>so the warriors are guaranteed at least 2 more games at rourke on that's important because this is the final season for them get this when they get kevin duran back because there's a good chance he will be back. he will be on the mend for at least 3 full weeks so that's good news for the warriors and demarcus cousins could be back as well just to put things in perspective. she got chicago bulls michael jordan, the only one to 3 straight finals, magic johnson and larry bird they went to 4 straight finals and those are all time greats and now steph curry clay dream on they joined bill russell will fall 5 straight out and the

. >> five straight finals, hasn't been done since the 60s since bill russell's celtics, hasn't been donen, it's really, really difficult. >> to get here five straight times is special. saying that we know we have more work to do, the goal is to win the finals. >>> on to baseball. a's-indians. here it comes. there it goes. matt olson, 417 feet. his 4th 2-0, a's. 4-3 game, aroldis chapman 4-3 game, matt chapman. his 11th. and a's win it. ay suarez gives up two-run homer to austin riley. giants got two hits, in fact no hits into the 6th. braves win 4-1. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. it was doom and gloom when kevin durant was hurt. warriors come in game six and sweep the blazers and reenergize the team. >> nine did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice fo

he speaks with and shares the experiences of fellow athlete activists such as bill russell. john carlos, elan sew morning, kareem abdul-jabbar, to describe the positive impact that athletes can have on social change and encourages other athletes to do the same. for those who recall watching etan play, you'll remember he played with passion, energy, commitment, and i can say he writes the same way he played basketball. with the same kind of passion and commitment and never backing down from opponents like racism and social injustice. today etan is in conversation with tony. tony needs no introduction. that because tony just poke about his first book about two hours ago and i assume most of you were in the audience heard this introduction. but if you didn't, tony of former university of maryland basketball star, played professionally -- [applause] >> let me get to the punch laughed good-for parts of 15 seens in the nba. as well as in europe, and puerto rico. he has ban restaurateur, a wiz sports caster and now an author. so i'm getting out of their way now and let's get the co

i mean this is boston celtics bill russell vented stuff. >> last season and oakland, could not have asked. >> it sure was not easy. years from now, you got they swept portland, no big deal, right? this thing was not a no sweat sweep. it took a lot of blood, sweat, and here to get it done. have you ever heard of meyers leonard? i think a lot of warriors fans were wondering who was that guy? 25 points, that is more points he scored in college or the pros. here come the warriors in the second half doing their thing. beautiful ball movement. draymond had 18 points, 14 rebounds, 11 assistss. he and staff, and fourth quarter, they drive from 17 down to tie it. yes 37 points, averaged 36.5 in the series. 1.53 left, down three, jump ball , thompson hits it to tie it. he was only 7 of 21 shooting, but that was the clutch shot that helped send it to overtime. you feel like they've been through it all, and they can handle it. still up one. green with 1.3 on the shot clock. steph finds him. that is not his thing, the three, but then he bangs at home in the clutch, and the warriors go up four. damian

they did it with bill russell leading the way 1959 to 1966.will have to wait a found days before they signed out who they will meet. they lead to toronto raptors 2-1 in the eastern conference finals. they're playing in game four. it is, kevin durant has a strained calf. iguodala is coming back from a strained quad. we're waiting for an update. the last thing you need to know. you can watch the finals starting next thursday right here exclusively on abc7. >> it translates to more than 6,500 a month. san francisco also has the highest addition posable income. about $4,700 a month after rent. a jerel an investment company is behind this new surfaye. it looked at the living standards. it says this 84, san francisco unseated zurich for highest monthly salary and disposable income. keep in mind, these figures are averages. >> from salaries to bills, at least a third of americans have missed at least one bill payment. some missed two to three payments year. more than a third surveyed said they don't want to talk about money because they're embarrasse

. >> five straight finals hasn't been done since the '60s, since bill russell's celtics. it hasn't been done for a reason. it is really, really difficult. i just can't say enough about the competitive desire this group of players have here. and the culture that they have built together >> and steve kerr is very humble but the only nba coach in history to take his team to the finals his first five seasons in the nba. so now we will await the winner of the bucks-raptor series that is two-one. the bucks are up. the warriors will be underdogs if kevin durant doesn't play. >> do they need kevin durant if it is milwaukee? >> you know, they are 5-0 in the play-offs without kevin durant. normally i would say yes because of the length of milwaukee and these are two really good teams but they are 5-0 without durant, 35-1 without durant. i am not going to say they can't win it without kevin durant. i would be a fool to say that. at this point i am not doubting them every step of the way. >> great. appreciate it jason. >> sure. >>> another threat in the san ramon unified school distr

nobody has done that since the bill russell celtics 53 years ago, so this is already an historic teamut the brooms but it wasn't that easy in portland although it became a familiar formula. meyers leonard popped that and helped keep the team deficit to just 4. he had 37 tonight and average 36.5 for the series, he had 7 three is tonight and in the second half, fremont had a triple-double. in the fourth quarter, 4:34 left, curry drives all the way back into tie and we are looking for one of those nailbiting finishes and we would get it. 1:53 left. a very difficult shot, they hit the 3 to tie it, he was only 7 of 21 shooting but hit when it counted and the game goes to overtime in portland. craig it's a long one, he will miss. the warriors go 1 with 1:25 left and green will get it as a shot clock winds down. how did raymonde hit that shot? they go up 4 with 39.6 seconds left and portland hit a layup and damian lillard did it and now the warriors have a 2 point lead. in the final seconds, lillard with a prayer from the corner. the warriors, a lot of emotion there on the outside of the 119

team in 50 years to make it to the finals in five consecutive years, going back to the celtics of bill russell in the '60s. this is a really rare opportunity. those trophies were on display at san francisco city hall. some couples took a break from taking engagement and wedding photos to pose with the trophies. >> our photographer already took pictures of us with the trophy. so it's forever going to be in our books. >> yeah, in our memories. >> fantastic. fans have one more opportunity to take a picture with the five western conference championship trophies tomorrow. they'll ob display at oakland >>> check this out. warriors t-shirts were handed out to a lucky few at san francisco city hall today. didn't take much, just standing in line and here you go, free t-shirt. >> did you get a shirt? >> i did not. >> i'll get you a shirt. >> i guess we had to be there. >> i will get you a shirt. >> thank you. >> i know people. >> people. >> i know people who know people. >>> abc 7 is the place to watch warriors in the finals, game one thursday, coverage beginning with live reports from toronto. mindi ba

i didn't want bill russell's work to be forgotten. i didn't want tommy edwards' work to be forgotten. i didn't want jesse owens to be thrown aside. i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> university of minnesota history professor katharine gerbner talks about protestant christians and quakers, and their relationship to slavery in 17th century barbados. she is the author of "christian slavery, conversion and race in the protestant world." national society of colonial dames of america hosted the event. to theome all of you museum. how many are visiting for the first time tonight? .ood, it is great the proportion of new visitors-ish shrinking which means we are getting t

>>you know 5 straight finals hasn't been done since the 60's since bill russell's hasn't been done forn it's really really difficult and saw i just can't say enough about competitive desire to the group of players that we have here and the. the culture that they've built together. >>and the warriors will now either feast toronto or milwaukee regardless they get some rest since game one is until next thursday. >>now to the sharks down 3 games to 2 in the western conference finals must win tomorrow night in louis to keep their season alive yesterday's game 5. >>jose made a couple of critical errors cool out 2 gold and it was downhill from there jaden schwartz's hatrick led the way in a 5 nothing to lose when what may be more concerning for the sharks, the injuries erik karlsson with a groin that a lot hurdles, joe pavelski suffering with the teams as our stiff upper body injuries on these are some brutal check sea ice coach. peter, de boer wouldn't confirm injury or travel status for the 3 injured players but doesn't look good. this team has shown resiliency throughout the playoffs. de b

they are the first team since bill rust bill russell's celtics.ing up to a big lead in the game. their up 17 in the third quarter, but steph curry and the warriors flipping that switch late in the game. cur curry finished with 37 points. damian lillard had the chance to win the game in the closing seconds but the ball bounces off the rim, it would go to overtime. draymond green hitting a clutch three. he was fantastic, doing it all for the warriors his entire series. lillard had one last second attempt for the blazers but it would be no good again. golden state wins 119-117. the warriors the first playoff team to overcome a deficit of 15 or more in three straight games. >> we have been here before, we have seen everything. every experience you can imagine, so we relied on that, and again, like i said, three starters now, everybody stepped up, played amazing minutes. game five was our game, but we saw how long that break was going to be so we wanted to take advantage of it. >> the warriors now have nine days off before the start of the nba finals.

>>time straight finals hasn't been done since the 60's since bill russell's hasn't been done for a reasony difficult saw i just can't say enough about competitive desire to the group of players that we have here and the. the culture that they've built together foshay files and the historic nature, what that is. >>it's kind of crazy think about we want to enjoy it. we know of for more ways to fight season win a championship. so got to stay locked in. >>the warriors now have 9 days of rest before the finals as the that will give kevin duran more time to recover from the calf. andrea dolla to nurse tips is left calf it's much less of an injury and bookie, maybe it will give him time to come back into the lineup. >>all right we'll see what happens there tickets go on sale for the finals today and here's the schedule for the first 4 games of the war's going to play the winner of the bucs raptor series. that's happening right now in the eastern division now the wars will not have home court advantage for any of these game one on thursday will be may 30th that will be on the road game 2 will be

to the finals for 5 street >>sometimes straight finals hasn't been done since the 60's since bill russell's hasn't been done for a reason it's really really difficult saw i just can't say enough about competitive desire to the group of players that we have here and the. the culture that they've built together foshay files and the historic nature, what thatis. >>kind of crazy think we want to enjoy it. we know of former was the fighter season win a championship. so got to stay locked in. >>warriors will now either feast toronto or milwaukee regardless they get some rest since game one is until next thursday now to the sharks down 3 games to 2 in the western conference finals must win tomorrow night in st. louis to keep their season alive game 5 san jose made a couple of critical errors to allow 2 goals and it was downhill from there. kate and schwartz has hat trick led the way in a 5 nothing blues win. >>but maybe more concerning for the sharks, the injuries erik karlsson with the growing to tomas hertl joe pavelski suffering with the teams as our upper body injuries on the brutal check some

>>time straight finals hasn't been done since the 60's since bill russell's hasn't been done for a reason it's really really difficult saw i just can't say enough about competitive desire to the group of players that we have here and the. the culture that they've built together foshay files and the historic nature, what that is. >>kind of crazy think we want to enjoy it. we know of former was the fighter season win a championship. so got to stay locked in. >>so now the worries have 9 days to rest just sit back and watch where they're going to bucks so we're the law trying raptors, yeah and that will give can ran some time to recover maybe he'll be back. haiti for sure can come back from that store. calf and then maybe there's chance bookie could join the line-up to we may need them will have to wait to see ticketsifor the finals go on sale today and here's a look at the schedule for the first 4 games the warriors. >>won't have home-court advantage show game want to get to be away and again we don't know yet is it going to be bucks-raptors but in any either case it's going to be away games

. >> bill russell the man is someone who stood up for the rights and dignity of all men.hen a restaurant refused to serve the black celtics, he refused to play in the scheduled game. >> because sports gives us as close to a meritocracy as we can think of in this society, it often can be a leader in terms of changing how we in society view one another. ♪ in this political climate that we're in, it's become more important for athletes to be activists today. i think they see the danger of what happens when the people who have been blessed with the most when they become entrenched in the everyday struggle. ♪ >> please welcome damien thomas and john carlos here with "atlantic" staff writer jemele hill. [applause] jemele: thank you for joining us. dr. carlos you can't walk out , that cool. [laughter] as we saw from the video, sports has been such a powerful vehicle for change and seems to be very conducive to activism. why du guys think that is? -- do you guys think that is? likethink today it seems sports are more conducive to activism particularly because we have a situation

bill to congo produces. carbon monoxide so we would want one treated needed good says the biggest couple using the music gets russell carbon emissions in this. coming and going ose everyone in the minister patted saint and everyone knows him he wants to win them over to his big idea by 2021 small of consists of is supplied by renewable energy. his motivation lies in the snow capped when story mountains which are often shrouded in fog. and well paul pushed him to bring 100 percent over and i do because i wanted to save the glass. we called by no means will undermine your words with the people of the small and if you look at the trend at reaching this nor is it a critic's disappearing it's a very under the conditions of told us it will disappear by 2030 so to save it and therefore the civil war and then when we decided to go under question and unmovable. the one sorry mountains provide the very basis of life water to make sure the water does not try up the mayor has come up with this plan to the vet the entire district office e.c. to renewable energy including schools and hospitals the main source will be solar power.

bill out there. there's ways to play it, i'm not saying that's what i would do it russell 2000 small-cap us companies that don't have exposure to china. but there's ways to hide money safely in the sky market for rising atnt exposure dividend so maybe start a shopping list of companies that you might want help your ride it out all right, thank you rob is always keep the questions coming in you can e-mail drop directly find him on facebook twitter. >>and on our website at kron four dot com. breyers natural vanilla. milk, fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. it's made with fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers the good vanilla. we proudly partner with american farmers for grade a milk and cream. mmm! at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at let one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit

bill shorten. we have lost a favourite son. bob hawke loved australia and australia loved bob hawke. but his legacy will endure forever. many others have paid tribute on twitter including russellntry confident... thanks for everything". and hugh jackman who said bob hawke "served and bill clinton. "even though i never had the chance to serve with him, i always liked and admired bob hawke for his progressive record and great sense of humour." bob hawke's death comes just two days before australia heads to the polls in a federal election. we'll have full coverage over the the coming days — for now here are some first time voters on who they might support. i'm thinking greens at the moment. just because climate change is so concerning and if you like no one is really taking any serious action or making any serious moves. some innovative policies and in regards to equality. i will vote for someone to equality. i will vote for someone to have more leniency for coming in on boats and more stuff around. us supermarket giant walmart says prices for shoppers will have to rise... why? you guessed it, higher tariffs on goods imported from china. of course the us has just hiked tariffs on

huden pulled the trigger on russel douglas as a way of exercising his own personal demons. >> that point was underscored when huden's old bass player bill stand and told the court about the day jim huden shared his darkest secret. >> he said i need to tell you about something that's on my mind. >> as jim huden clenched his teeth and stared daggers at his former close friend, bill hill continued. >> he proceeded to tell me my stepfather used to beat me and beat my mother and always have hated that man and wanted to find somebody else that fit that m.o., and then he said they did find a person that fit and said that they murdered him. >> in halting language hill told the same story he'd told police eight years earlier that peggy thomas aided in the execution of russel douglas and that russel's widow brenna had known about it. >> i said who all knows about this? >> did he tell you? >> yes, he did. he said the only people that knew was him, peggy, his wife jean and the woman at the hair shop that she didn't play much of a part, but she knew it was going to happen. >> but no evidence was offered to buttress that charge, no incriminating emai

russell 2000 doing something different. let's take a look the small cap leaders. circa international having its best ever day, up more than 40% after takeover bill from its rival crane. die cam industries rising 20%. industries rising 20%. and one quick look at the retailers. a mixed picture today. negative headlines from home depot and kohl's with worse than expected first-quarter earnings, more than worse than expected first-quarter earnings and autozone and tjx in the green. david: you can always have two finally's if you want. coming up, will the department of justice take away with its left hand what it looks like it was given -- giving with the right? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. we turn now to mark crumpton with first word news. mark: theresa may says parliament will get the chance to vote on whether to hold a new referendum on britain's european union membership. the prime minister said any you withdraw agreement bill she plans to bring to parliament next month will include a provision for a vote on whether to hold a new public paul on whether to leave. that is a key demand

bill scott admitted this yesterday and says the warrant did not identify carmodi as a journalist, but rather as a freelance videographer and communications director. journalists have constitutional protections. professor margaret russell teaches the first amendment at santa clara university. >> just storming into someone's apartment and seizing computers and all sorts of files is way over the line. >> we're either asking the chief to voluntarily resign, if he doesn't resign, we're asking that he be fired. >> reporter: san francisco's police officers association wants the chief out after what happened. >> it's obviously a convenient case of amnesia. i'm calling his bluff, that he did have complete knowledge of the investigation. >> reporter: richard coria is a former commander at sfpd. he's sure the association's accusations are hurting the chief. >> he's their leader. to have a question about his confidence to lead is probably devastating to a leader. >> reporter: meantime in a statement, sfpd said today chief scott has made it abundantly clear that transparency and accountability are paramount in this criminal investigation. that is why sfpd is seeking an independent, impartial third-party to take over the original c

russell long. but in the lame-duck session after birch lost in 1980, senator alone called him -- senator long called him and said, i don't like your billyou have earned it. we have, as someone here today said, the most inspired piece of legislation of the last half of the 20th century. a historian gave birch a job he loved as much as being a senator, teaching students at washington college in chestertown, maryland. adam, too, kept vigil at his brother's side. when birch's work on earth was done, adam wrote for the obituaries the first draft of history. birch would want me to tell you that all the historic legislation struggled to -- compete a place for a place in his heart once his washington students took up residence there. he believed them to be the custodians of his future, and he loved passing the baton. former student and now senior producer of "morning joe" wrote "birch took us through the legislative dogfights he won and lost, but more so inspired us to make a difference. he was a loving and loyal friend." another student wrote to me, this will be harder for me to listening to-- " birch spoke reminded me of that line from offer

constitutional relations secretary mike russell will give a statement to msps on wednesday afternoon on the "next steps on scotland's future". this will include details of the bill‘ assembly" to discuss brexit and independence. game of thrones star kit harington has checked into a wellness retreat in the us, reportedly for stress. the actor who played jon snow in the popular series was working on "some personal issues", his publicist told the bbc. in a recent interview, the 32 year old actor said he experienced "a huge heave of emotion" after filming the final scenes of game of thrones, which he worked on for eight series. an australian teenager who broke an egg on a controversial far—right senator's head says he has given almost £55,000 to survivors of the christchurch mosque attacks. will connolly, 17, egged fraser anning in march, prompting people online to dub him "egg boy" and flood him with donations to pay his legal expenses. police chose not to press any charges last month. mr connolly has since announced that he's transferred "all moneys" to new zealand charities in charge of official fundraising efforts. that is a summary of our main news today, back n