. >> reporter: aikens has leukemia, even after a bone marrow transplant last spring. doctors told him he has only months to live. >> they say he wouldn't be here. >> reporter: aikens is not a quitter. >> reporter: within they count him out, he keeps going. >> reporter: but he's also proving something else. at a school where attendance and graduate rates are falling, he's defying the odds, both medically and academically. >> just to graduate. that's huge. it's huge t. city of oakland will make it better. he is one that made it. >> reporter: aikens has had some inflation i separation in his drive to keep fighting a. life long warriors fan got to help the team. he loves kevin durant. >> this is so beautiful. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual. >> he's so strong, courageous. i learned a lot from him. >> reporter: so can his classmates. they say he's easy to love. >> i was almost in tears. >> reporter: >> darryl aikens! >> reporter: but walk the stage he did just hours before game four of the nba finals. >> his wish was to graduate and watch the warriors win the championsh

. >> reporter: darryl aikens arrived to a hero's welcome and says he's amazed.he former football player hasn't been to school in a while. in fact, he was told this day might never come. >> this is a dream come true. >> reporter: he has leukemia, even after a bone marrow transplant last spring. doctors told him he has only months to live. >> they said he wouldn't be here. he's here. >> reporter: proving aikens is not a quitter. >> when they count him out, he keeps going. >> reporter: he is also something else, at a school where attendance and graduation rates are falling, he is defying the odds academically and medically. >> to graduate, it's huge, we are trying to make things better. he made it. >> aikens has had some inspiration if his drive to keep fighting a. life long warriors fan, he got to meet the team with the make a fish foundation a few months ago. he loves kevin durant. >> there is so beautiful. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual. >> you are so strong and courageous, i can learn a lot from him. >> so can his classmates who say he is easy olove. >> i w

the city makes those things better and darryl is one of those who made it. >> reporter: aikens has had some inspiration in his drive to keep fighting. he got to meet the team with the help of make a wish foundation months ago. he loves kevin durant. >> this is so beautiful. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual. >> you are always so strong and courageous. i have learned a lot from him. >> reporter: so can his classmates. they say he's easy to love. >> i was almost in tears because i thought he wasn't going to be able walk on the stage with us. >> darryl aikens. >> reporter: but walk the stage, he did, just hours before game four of the nba finals. >> his wish was to graduate and watch the warriors championship. here we are today. >> he says he will be on his feet again. in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hello, everyone, waking up to sunshine, a pretty start to your weekend. it will be cool once again, here's live doppler 7. you have a little fog out there. there is a system, a cold system for this time of year. it will bring not o

. >> reporter: ucla is destination for darius aikens who wants to be the mayor of oakland. >> and -- off to san diego state. >> this is where i belong. this is where i need to be. >> if you'd like to watch the full stories or learn more about sra go to our website, www.cbssf.com. ,, who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> more on the criminal charges being filed against two people in the ghost ship fire inoakland. the district attorney is set to make the formal announcement in 30 minutes. the legal reason -- at 5:00. >>> remember the bold and beautiful is next. >> that's right. >> that's you and you. >> watch every day. >> you're bold and beautiful. [ laughter ] >> have a good one. ♪ >> katie: [ sighs ] >> ivy: eric's lo

jon ossof goes head-to-head aikens karen. president trump tweeted. hitting ossof in another post saying karen handel's opponent can't even vote in the district he wants to represent. it will be the most expensive house race in u.s. history topping over $50 million and the repercussions could be massive. the former republicans could boost the house and help with obamacare. and for democrats it would be a warning shot to the senate republicans and ahead for the midterm elections. here's what the candidates had to say in the last few hours. >>> there's so little happening in washington that serves the needs for people and need representation to work across the aisle to do that. >> i have lived in the district 25 years. my opponent lives 5 miles outside the district. his values are some 3,000 miles away in san francisco. >> the real clear politics average has handel leading by .2% points but well within the margin of error. >>> waging a late night talka-thon in a last ditch effort to block the plans to overcome obamacare and their defiance was quickly sh

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now the wet weather has also over aiken -- overtaken good portion of the radar.torms actually developing even more so as it moved out to sea but over the northern half of the area did end up bringing parts of the poconos specially, some dreary weather throughout the day yesterday. but yes, we take those victories, where we can get them, right? meanwhile, there is not only an area of low pressure, but couple every front that moved through here in the next couple every days bring withing it additional unsettled weather so right back to where we started when another round every unsettled weather through good portion of the week. it doesn't last forever, certainly, but get set to see some additional wet weather in this forecast for the next couple every days. so, yes. i mean, certainly an active storm scan, especially east of the mississippi here. now again, there will be several disturbance that is move on through. so i'll time it out today. goat you out the door through the morning, even get through the better part of the morning with mainly just some clouds. likel

and harry aiken, another name we know, winning the men‘s 100.f these athletes will we see going forward to c because as you say it is not that far and all the trials, next weekend, and then the world championships themselves just a couple of months away. we‘ll be season of these names, names people at home might not knowjust yet? i think because there is a qualifying standard for the world championships which people have to achieve, some of these people probably won‘t get those qualifying standards. but i thinkjack green, eilidh doyle, they will be the standout names. fingers crossed, still two weeks to go to qualify so maybe they can raise the performance is a little bit and make it in the team. as a coach do get nervous if your athlete is competing in an event before the big ones? i‘ve got an athlete on the team, she goes tomorrow in the final of the women‘s 100 metres hurdles. she is a junior. when i had a conversation with her it was more about going out and having fun, it‘s an experience competing against adults, people that hopefully in yo

she has won the aiken classic in birmingham coming from a set down to beat australian ashley barty.ght never play again. but she has recovered in some style to claim a 20th career singles titles and continue her preparation for wisdom. lions head coach warren gatland says they have a huge week ahead of them, after defeat to the all blacks in the first test. they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. and gatland says there are still test places available for anyone who performs. rory best returns as captain for the hurricanes match, he was skipper for their best win on the tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game, we have taken each one in isolation building up. everyone knew the bigger picture was the first test selection. that has been and gone now. we have a chance as a squad to put our hand—out for selection for the second test. and that's what is important. if we start to look beyond and think too much about saturday, you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your eye off tuesday. if you take your e

police officer not chasing charges in connection with the death of a man killed in an attack and robert aiken went to the place of employment of his wife and chased her down the street and he was shot by police gunfire as officers were trying to get him to surrender. the das office said they have determined that criminal charges are not warranted against the officer. according to the da the use of force by the officer was a lawful response. >>> the a not police arrested a man after deadly shooting a car crash around 6:15 pm yesterday. they were first called to the scene of the shooting on lemon tree weighed near sycamore drive at 5:45 pm but the victim had already left the scene and crashed and was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. it was later identified, the shooter, and a listed after a short standoff. >>> new information about the democrats in alameda on monday claiming the life of two 17- year-olds, and they have identify the driver as 19-year- old rodrigues of san leandro. a candlelight vigil was held last night for the two passengers that were killed, briana ort

daniel >> caller: hey, jim, greetings from aiken, south carolina my beautiful mother worked for esteeder for many years. after she passed away at 92 years old, i bought estee lauder as a tribute to her. what do you think? >> i love that you're talking about your mom fabulous and the tribute to her, you did real well. estee lauder, you buy that sock. i would literally tell you at the 52-week high today, still a buyer of el. >> okay, what's trending it's the banks, the tech, the health care. every time you think it's a lost cause, they come right back. now look at them fly right up. on "mad money" tonight, the food and grocery industries are shaking in their boots following amazon's decision to buy whole foods. i'll tell you what is to come in a second and one of the most influential voices in business, the ceo of goldman sachs joins me here tonight. and declining gas prices, it's time to take notice of the energy space i'm the only one doing it. i'll tell you why. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer send an e-mail or give us

. >> jon: douglas holtz aiken was on our program yesterday.e things that he says is that the senate bill would not change any of obamacare in 2018 except telling people they no longer have to buy insurance. 15 million people according to the cbo would volunteer to leave the ranks of the insured. how is that the fault of the senate bill? >> there's a couple things. the 22 million, two-thirds of it are made up of people and medicaid today. the other point is that the cbo report said explicitly that if this bill were to become law, low income and lower to middle income people were no longer be able to afford insurance. they would essentially be giving people who made $15,000 a year. the math of the bill doesn't work. i will stipulate that no one knows the future. the cbo says explicitly that the primary reason people will lose coverage is because they can't afford it. >> a couple of points about this. i agree that the cbo has been inaccurate in the past. i agree with your point that of the 7 million that are on the exchanges that are getting obam

. >> when they sit in aiken fell their soul is gone sometime. >> he says the service animal i gnat not be right for everyone put they should be available to every verse man or woman who needs the help. >> the a's beat the rank yankees 4-3 they swept the yang keys. we talked about this earlier the team that has been the first place in the al east was a hot father's day weather at the coliseum. they took a lead but the a's come back in the third and scored all of their runs, scored four times including the 18th home run. that made them nail down a win and complete a four-game sweep of the yankees. this is the third time she swept in a series since moving to oakland in 1968. the giants are also in last place and now at the have lost six games in a row. the rockies rally and they came become on a 100 pinch hit home run in top of the ninth. they could not hold it. they scored one more run for insurance he put sha into the breech percent he hit to the cycle the rockies finished a four-game sweep of the giants with awin. >> time versus been better. >> he have been. >> i guess they had it out

she retweeted kurt aiken walt, his tweet demanding a redo of the election and suggesting that trump had kkk sympathies, "why burn a flag, donald trump things crosses burn much better." this is and intemperate political activist. how did she get a security clearance? we get asked the same question about a lot of people working in government right now, especially in our vast and unelected intelligence bureaucracy, many of them hate the president. that is happening for in other administrations, people disagree with the new guy. when it does happen people with integrity -- that is how a healthy democracy operates and has for a long time. but no longer. cushy government gigs in the name of principal, they have taken a cowardly route, one that is destroying not just the administration, for making the government impossible to run. for the record, not all leaks are bad, even though it's that heard politicians that you might support for the public does have a right to know a lot more than it does. trust us. but these specific leaks aren't designed to help and they are not helping. they are not a

and then, he wished congressman tom aiken was raped. >> kimberly: why does he still have a job?e: the crazier the left is becoming, i think it shows how effective president trump is being. he has had a beheading situation, chelsea handler saying crazy stuff. all this goofy stuff over at nbc, i think president trump is doing it to them. he's driving a stake right between the heart of the leftt and he's peeling the fringe left out this way. now, franken has to distance himself from people like kathy griffin but he's also driving a real wedge between the mainstream media and american public. they are getting so loopy and crazy and the public is just tuning them out. >> juan: i don't think the public is tuning them out. >> jesse: look at their credibility in the polling. >> juan: i'm just telling you, the ratings -- i think this is true across liberal or conservative outlets -- the thing that strikes me -- you don't like it when donald trump, our president, says things that are provocative, incites them, rude -- and if someone strikes back and says why did you say that? why did you

. >> then there was leah aiken, long-time friend of dale's, who told the court about his reaction when stephanie told him she was in love with another man. >> he just wanted her dead. you know? maybe she would have a heart attack or get hit by a car. i kept telling him to stop talking like that. >> but did dale really mean that? could he be truly violent? consider this woman, said the prosecutor, an ex-girlfriend from dale's past, a woman named jodi, who told the jury and us a strange tale of what happened one night when she lived with dale 20 years ago. >> he hadn't come home for dinner one night and had said he would be home. >> you called him on it. >> he came home, we argued about yelling at me. he pushed me down onto the floor and put his hands around my neck and said, if you ever say or do that again, i'll kill you. he had a look on his face that i had never seen or recognized before. that was the most scared i have ever been in my life. >> and even though that was a long time ago, said the prosecutor, it told a terrible tale which, sadly, is as old as time. dale, he said, was a

shot of the day, thomas aiken, up and down from the bunker.koepka, one of the four tied for the lead after second round. great approach on 12. ends up with a birdie. 70, he is 7 under par. jason tay and rory mcilroy, big names, missed the cut. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. rory was talking about keep it in the fairway, you don't have to worry about the fescue. >> easy to say. coming up on "abc 7 news at 11:00," just a couple of words used to describe conditions 34 dogs faced in south bay. tonight these guys are safe but need your help. michael phelps moving fast -- past racing with mere humans is the gold medal swimmer fin-ished? join us for "abc 7 news" at 11:00. check out the lines at the conservatory of flowers. these folks want to see the corpse flower which started to bloom. it emits an immense odor of rotting flesh. people love that thing. that's all for now. i'm dan ashley, sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. we appreciate your time. see you again. >> ride 'em, cowboy. a murderer swings a pickaxe straight through a victim's c

. >> then there was leah aiken, long-time friend of dale's, who told the court about his reaction whens in love with another man. >> he just wanted her dead. you know? maybe she would have a heart attack or get hit by a car. i kept telling him to stop talking like that. >> but did dale really mean that? could he be truly violent? consider this woman, said the prosecutor, an ex-girlfriend from dale's past, a woman named jodi, who told the jury and us a strange tale of what happened one night when she lived with dale 20 years ago. >> he hadn't come home for dinner one night and had said he would be home. >> you called him on it. >> he came home, we argued about it, and he became very angry, yelling at me. he pushed me down onto the floor and put his hands around my neck and said, if you ever say or do that again, i'll kill you. he had a look on his face that i had never seen or recognized before. that was the most scared i have ever been in my life. >> and even though that was a long time ago, said the prosecutor, it told a terrible tale which, sadly, is as old as time. dale, he said, wa

. >> tucker: you remember curt aiken wold, the reporter who is self emulated about six weeks ago, weto prove his claim that donald trump spent time in a mental hospital. he never proved it. he said he lost control of himself completely. gesticulating and making weird noises on the side, but at the end of the interview he was sputtering something incomprehensible about the cia, enough to make you feel sorry for him, and no kidding, we did. msnbc by contrast was impressed with his performance, so impressed that they hired him as a contributor. seemed like a weird decision at the time, seems reckless now. because yesterday he was back on twitter yelling about his political views. as it happened, he was a technet show. and to prove his point, whatever that was coming he tweeted a picture of his home computer. within minutes, internet users noticed that at a tab open, japanese or non-european, as creepy as it sounds part of the internet erupted, but he had an explanation for this. "believe it or not, my kids and i were trying to convince my wife that tentacle porn existed. i cannot find a

steve n aiken is the uup‘s chief whip, and hejoins us from belfast. thank you forjoining smack.in brexit? we don't need special status. we know that the irish government, the british comment and the europeans are clear we don't wa nt the europeans are clear we don't want any hard borders. we don't need any hard borders between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. we don't need internal borders within the united kingdom. we need to develop the trade processes across these islands, these islands which produce overi billion euros a week of trade going back and forth across the irish sea. we need that to continue and we need to see our industries, agribusiness, tourism, and very much our life sciences businesses, being able to grow and develop, so there are no significant ta riffs develop, so there are no significant tariffs and definitely no regulation preventing the free movement of trade. there in mind, we are islands, and we should be able to work together to make these things happen. how do you square the vote to leave the eu with keeping that border between north and

we're following breaking news in china, an explosion that happened at the front gates of aiken der garden. it's not clear whether or not the explosion was a deliberate act or perhaps the result of an accident. some local news media reports describe it as a possible gas tanks explosion. we're continuing to bring you updates as soon as we have new information throughout the morning. >>> san francisco police have told us the names of the three ups workers shot and killed yesterday in san francisco by a coworker. they are 56-year-old wayne chan of san francisco. 50-year-old benson louie of san francisco. and 46-year-old michael lefiti of hercules. the gunman, jimmy lam, killed himself. the building is operating again today. allie rasmus is out there this morning, joining us now with an update. allie. >> reporter: operating again. although on a somewhat limited capacity according to some of the employees here. i'm going to step out of the way so this driver can get right past me. you can see some of the streets in this area are still closed off as the metal barricades are set up on the sidewal

. >> thomas rhett aikens is my last name. going by thomas rhett since i was born.aniy ealle "tangled up," starring his wife viewed 100 million times. >> that's like taylor swift numbers. >> what do you think it is? >> country radio, the song kale out, there wasn't a lot of ballads or love songs. learning who my wife was, our relationship and it hit at the right time. >> i got to tell you i don't know if you got your baby back yet. hoda grabbed her. >> yeah. she can stay with hoda a few days. really great. >> she is so gorgeous. >> she is beautiful. >> expecting another one? >> my wife is 29 weeks pregnant. >> 29 weeks. tell me this, when you found out she was pregnant, what did you guys think? >> we tried a couple years ago to get pregnant. nothing ever happened. we always knew we wanted to adopt. in our hearts tots do that. nothing happened. maybe this is the time to do it. my wife had been over to uganda a couple times and we met willa when she was 6 months old. i blurted out, we should take her home. she's such a blessing. and then when we were over there, we fu