he is from akron, that's correct. >> reporter: the folks in akron very proud of their roots. in fact, they call it akron- born. we were driving through the rust belt which doesn't really resemble much of what it was during the prime of the steel producing years, but they do make a lot of rish still in akron. this is an interesting promotion that they're doing there. the goodyear company, to babies that are born during this playoff, to the families, they get a free set of tires. they get something they call a onesy, that shirt that babies wear, and a baby-sit. so if you're expecting in akron this is the time to have your baby. now let's shift to hockey. we drove to pittsburgh. there was a huge contingent of people there hoping that the penguins would wrap up the stanley cup. the sharks were facing elimination, and largely due to the efforts of their goalie, martin jones. they held the penguins off for another game, wing 4-2. 44 saves for jones. he was the big reason why the sharks won that game. >> it felt good tonight. i thought our d did a good job in front of the net, and t

he still lives right outside of akron. still lives the community very, very much. >> greg swartz and kevin blackistone, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally tonight: a room with a view, a very large view of modern art. and it just got even bigger. jeffrey brown has our report from london. >> the queen learned some interesting facts about the nation's electricity... >> brown: london, 1962: queen elizabeth ii visits the bankside power station on the south bank of the river thames. 54 years later, the queen just celebrated her 90th birthday. and the former power station, now better known as tate modern, is celebrating its remarkable transformation into the world's most visited modern art museum, with the opening of a new ten- story extension. london mayor sadiq khan spoke at the press conference. >> the tate modern is such a success story. you've continually found new ways of supporting artists and reaching new audiences. >> brown: afterward, i talked to nicholas serota, the man who helped

he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr. president, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president in my lifetime. [applause] him sen. brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant it. here's what it is about hillary. i trust hillary clinton to fight for children and families because she has done that all her life. [applause] sen. brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. and [applause] sen. brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. and i trust hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. a decade or so ago, i wrote a boo

. >> lebron james, steph curry cur both born at akron city hospital in akron ohio.ding care packages to parents having children in the. parents will receive four new tires and akron born one see an car seat. wow. >> that's >> great basks ball play mvp level akron born. >> the connection here. >>you get tires. >> i love it. >> well the nats they are back t in action. >> nats are back in action because one nat player has an addition off the field there's a new nat addition on the fieldly well first off congratulations to ryan zimmerman on the birthth of their second child. he's expected to return to the t line up next tuesday.uesd happy birthday leads to a happy trade day for the n trey turner makes season debut batting setted and playing second against the recommends he is thn top hitting project. 24rbi's and triple a. last year he played 27 games fort big league k he will be, hitting behind turner is harperr after missing the last two with a knee >>> second biggest soccer ornament, company spa america usa facing columbia at 9:30. america wants to win the tournament

as long as we don't shoot in akron. >> just kidding lebron. wherever you want. >> basketball wasn't the only reason to celebrate this weekend. yesterday was father's day. stefani helped her man celebrate his birthday. >> happy birthday. it waa the big 40 for helping him celebrate all weekend long. posting a throw back as a happy birthday my favorite person i ever met. romantic italian dinner in west hollywood. then a dip in gwen's pool on saturday. now th how you start your 40s. we would agree with that. >> then it was off t colorado in a private jet where blake had at the country jam in grand junction. who did he invite on stage, but gwen of course where they sang their hit go ahead and break my heart. >> where we gwen's three boys? they were off to honolulu with her ex, gavin celebrating father's day. >> john legend with luna. happy father's day to the most perfect man luna and i ever ask for. you don't mind diapers. got all the bes perks. >> what a great dad. maybe the reward he gets is a saturday night party in vegas. that is mis ma spendi

his best friends -- i worked with his best friend's mother worked with me in akron.ebron played for st. vincent, st. mary, a catholic school. i saw him at the university of akron arena where the team played home games because lebron was so in demand people all over northeast ohio came to see him in high school. i saw him play at barberton high school in the state tournament. we knew he was a star. you didn't have to know much about basketball to know that. we were heart broken when he went to miami, but like families do we welcomed him back with open arms in 2014 and we pretty much forgot he ever left. if you're once an ohioan, you're always an ohioan. for the next two years he carried the weight of our city's championship dreams. he was all in. the city was all in. and this year his team delivered. king james will go down in the history books as perhaps the nba's greatest player. i'll debate that if anybody would like. certainly one of the greatest athletes of all time. many unanimously named the 2016 nba finals m.v.p. he led all players in points, rebound, assists,

both were born in akron and married their high school sweet hearts.doting dads to their kids and never far from the game. from the sidelines to the court. steph sharing a special moment after the warrior's won the western conference finals and who could forget her stealing the show at the post game press conferences. >> i feel best. >> you want to say that? >> the now father of two appeared on the cover of parent's magazine. he said being a dad may be his most important position. >> they mean so much to me. to take the advantage to support my family and be able to involve them in every step of the way in the journey is a special thing. >> reporter: a journey started by his own father. >> my dad involved me and my brother and sister and all that he did. to be able to pass that on is a special thing. >> reporter: and outside of the families, the players are inspiring the next generation. this nine-year-old fan had his hat signed by curry. >> why him? >> he's an mvp. >> reporter: what do you like about his game? >> he shoots threes and they're really goo

he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr. president, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president in my lifetime. [applause] senator brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant it. here's what it is about hillary. i trust hillary clinton to fight for children and families because she has done that all her life. [applause] senator brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. [applause] senator brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. [applause] senator brown and i trust : hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. [appl

diversefrom akron, a manufacturing center before the rubber industry took control and cleveland, which was not a mistake on the lake, a lot of smart money and smart people anxious to live there and stay put. and now the craze was on. we will start to see interurban madness. let me add parenthetically, that when we look at the canals, the builtrosperous ones were in the best areas. now the new york area can -- erie canal. and when they were building the canal from lisbon, that was not the best location to have a profitable ditch operation. so, it was realized, certainly some05 or so that maybe in localities the best routes had interurbansd and built and maybe we cannot build more in that immediate vicinity. the big question, why were they popular? we have an inkling by looking at those god-awful roads. mud.d that much -- interurbans, these are clinking. no sender -- cinder, no dirt, no smoke. when you compare that to the typical steam operated passenger train you look like you had been in a coal mine, perhaps. or perhaps, your hat, whether you are female or male had pock marks in it, oc

>> that was the wild scene at a restaurant in akron, ohio, on sunday night as the lebron james grandmothers fan club celebrated, erupted really when they won. the club was founded a decade ago to support james and adopt him as a grandson. those are some mighty proud grandmas. there's no doubt about it there. >> you want them in your corner. >> yes, you do. >>> the city of cleveland is also just as excited. the cavs ended a 52 year title drought and all but transformed the city basically knee party central. >> half a million fans expected tomorrow at the victory parade and likely among them, the team's longest-running season ticket holder, homer bash from our powerhouse what i imagined. >> reporter: larry's seen players, coaches and owners come and go but this team, his team he calls them he says is like no other he's seen and remember he's seen them all. that's what he says makes this win all the more worthwhile. >> i don't think there will ever be another game like that in this city even if they win three more in a row because it's reallyspecial. >> reporter: >> you know, they did have are

. >> we're in akron ohio because lebron is hosting us for a premier of train wreck r here in his hometown. >> everything i sdo is for the city. makes sense. >> i'm so excited to bring you here for the premier. this is what it's all about. >> lebroo proudly showing off -plocal spots to his co-star an director. >> first of all, i think i i love that idea. >> i was thinking doing one continuous shot. >> like birdman. i didn't know anyone knew what i was going to get to. it's one continuous >> that sounds terrible. >> as for train wreck two, lebron says he wants to do a part two of train wreck, a you down for that. >> any time, as long as we don't shoot inakron. just kidding lebron. >> he's a great ago torp though. >> he really is. >>> basketball wasn't the reason to celebrate this weekend. father's day of course. gwen stefani helped her man celebrate his birthday. it was the big 40 forblake. gwen helping him celebrate all weekend long. happy b to my favorite person i ever met. hashtag, super babe. the party started friday night with a romantic dinner in west holl th on saturday. this is how

that seemed unlikely after four games in the finals until the kid from akron took over and it was believeistan thompson. his toughness and grit, the perfect fit for the team and the city. it was the humble rookie head coach who took over a team that was 30-11 and asked to make them better. mission accomplished, coach lue. your team is a champion. it was the incredibly talented point guard who shined his brightest on the nba's biggest stage. outplaying the two-time mvp and showing he can be breath taking in his position as anyone in the game and of course it was lebron james, the talented leader has already established himself as one of the all time greats. a once in a generation player. he may not be able to silence all of his critics but his third title is his greatest accomplishment and no doubt the sweetest one of all. bringing the long, elusive title to his hometown. the cavaliers have doing something no team has ever done in the history of the nba finals. overcoming a 3-1 deficit to win it all. the first time in the city's history. congratulations, cleveland, the cavaliers are nba ch

that seemed unlikely after four games in the finals until the kid from akron took over and it was believeistan thompson. his toughness and grit, the perfect fit for the team and the city. it was the humble rookie head coach who took over a was 30-11 and asked to make them better. mission accomplished, coach lue. your team is a champion. it was the incredibly talented point guard who shined his brightest on the nba's biggest stage. outplaying the two-time mvp and showing he can be breath taking in his position as anyone in the game and of course it was lebron james, the talented leader has already established himself as one of the all time greats. a once in a generation player. he may not be able to silence all of his critics but his third title is his greatest accomplishment and no doubt the sweetest one of all. bringing the long, elusive title to his hometown. the cavaliers have doing something no team has ever done in the history of the nba finals. overcoming a 3-1 deficit to win it all. the first time in the city's history. cavaliers are nba champions. >> final seconds -- it's over, it

the superstar from akron gracing the cover of sports illustrated before he could even vote.his decision to bolt for south florida cut so deep with cleveland fans. >> what does this mean for cleveland? >> we're in trouble. it's cleveland. a huge disappointment. >> reporter: the backlash was so intense, lebron and his key endorser did damage control releasing this ad. >> should i tell you i'm hear for the money or the rings? should i accept my role as a villian? >> reporter: now he has a second chance to claim his chance as a hometown hero. >> the city of cleveland, ohio, has not had a championship in any sport since 1964 when jim brown led the browns to the title. they wont to call themselves champions again. >> reporter: on and off the court they're scoring big. lebron reportedly earned over half a billion in endorsements, investments and contracts. there's rumors he's setting his sights on hollywood after last

he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr.resident, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for resident in my lifetime. [applause] senator brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant t. here's what it is about hillary. i trust hillary clinton to fight for children and families because she has done that all her life. enator brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights nd women's rights. [applause] senator brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the orld and women's rights. senator brown: and i trust hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. [applause] enator brown: a decade o

james will also be honored in his home town of akron, ohio, tomorrow. >>> still to come on "action newsn, refunds were on the way for electronic book users, and the ritz carlton of philadelphia has a new look after a multimillion-dollar renovation. we have an exclusive sneak peek before it's revealed to the public. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endo

acheron, andwas in i was on stage with william jefferson clinton, and i looked at him -- he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr. president, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president in my lifetime. [applause] sen. brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant it. here's what it is about hillary. to fightillary clinton for children and families because she has done that all her life. [applause] daysbrown: from her early with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. [applause] sen. brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. clinton on hillary trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going

and cavs star lebron james will be honored tomorrow night in his native akron. >>> now to important newsalready have died this year in overheated cars. new technology could help prevent such tragedies. >> reporter: 8-month-old railey died this month after being left in a hot car for two hours. her father told police he forgot to drop the baby at daycare and went straight to work. [ chime ] these chimes could help prevent it in the future. the gmc acadia is the first vehicle with the rear seat reminder. >> there it is. >> reporter: engineer trisha morrow's team came up with the system. >> tell catch your attention and say rear seat reminder. >> reporter: you open the back door, then the car believes something is in the back seat. >> whether it's your gym bag, a child, your lunch, we want to make sure you take a quick look. >> reporter: there are also apps available that can remind parents a baby is in the back seat. this car sends out an alert when the car arrives at its destination. >> we're pleased -- >> reporter: sue oriama from kids in cars is glad to see an auto company integrate the

. >> police say that the pursuit lasted about 15 minutes through the streets of the akron before smithe to a stop, thankfully no one was hurt in the crash, and smith is now facing several charges. wonder why. >>> search is on in texas for three train work hours went missing following a fiery crash. the two freight trains collided yesterday morning in the town of panhandle near amarillo. one worker jumped from the train and is okay. woman captured head on collision on her cell phone. investigation is underway to determine if positive train control was used. the new technology can automatically stop a train before a collision. >>> wild weather continues, across much of the nation. this was the scene in denver, colorado yesterday afternoon. they dumped bucket of rain and even hail. flash flood warning, in spots and at its peak 4,000 customers were without power. >> um-hmm. >>> katie, i woke up this morning, did it rain again? i keep sleeping through this. i looked outside and said it is wet. i don't to have water the plants. >> apparently something moved through. we had strong thunderstor

in 1895, at the time that the akron-bedford, cleveland was opening, there is a serious proposal to build a high-speed electric line between chicago and st. louis. but it went nowhere. probably because the technology was still iffy. although, the abc roots -- route did operate successfully. so at the dawn, the very dawn of the interurban era, there were promoters with hunches thinking, let's have a high speed railroad that will be twice as fast as the chicago and alton, which is the major steam road connector between chicago and st. louis. about the time the chicago and new york airline was proposed, we are the only people considering alexander miller, this is part of his 15 minutes of fame. so who was alexander miller? alexander miller was a farm boy from ohio who fell in love with railroads. sounds like a sensible thing to do. and he got a job as a brake man for his hometown railroad and in time he learns morse code and he becomes a calligrapher for the railroad. and he goes up the ladder, becoming a dispatcher in illinois. so he is a minor railroad official. he also decides that his fu

the guy is from cleveland, akron. he grew up there and they hadn't won since 64. he had two nights where he had back to back wins and it has never been done in oakland which is a ridiculous hard place to play. i think he deserved it. god bless cleveland. cleveland deserved it. >> they are going crazy in cleveland. a special thanks to ebony k. i'm tom shillue and see you next time. p?p?h >>> donald trump's unpredictable campaign lives up to its reputation with a shake up ahead of the gop convention. this is "special report." >>> good evening. welcome to with washington. i'm in for bret baier. it's monday and there have been plenty of fireworks for the gops presumtive nominee. trump doubles down on his immigration policy, clears up a gun control statement and says, "you're fired" to the campaign manager a month out from the convention. >> reporter: with a month out and poll numbers going the wrong

the young man for akron ohio played for the cleveland cavaliers again. they broke the spell that kept them from going all of the way. the victory coming on father's day. cel leb bonn james -- lebron james winning most valuable player. >> tragedy strikes hollywood with the sudden death of star trek actor anton yelt son. >> the 27-year-old killed a freak accident at his california home. his body found crushed between his car and a brick mailbox. the car was found with the engine still running. heartfelt responses from some of the biggest names in hollywood. jj abrams calling the actor brilliant, kind and gifted. >> mike wallace and his daughter brutally attacked and posting the horrific details on facebook. they knocked him out cold and kicked him in the face. the daughter kicked in the ribs trying to protect their father. the three men are charged with assault. writing a thank you for facebook. i want to thank my family and friends for helping to protect me from a worse beating as i lay unconscious on the ground. the three guys that beat my family were ar

they probably have a block party for him in akron. did we say block?of the biggest plays of the game. lebron out of nowhere to deny the shot from andre iguodala. then it was kyrie irving's turn with steph curry on him. cleveland wins 93-89 giving the city's first sports title in 52 years. jason pugh, he said it was time to get out e done. >> the series is pretty much over. they probably have to wait another year. i don't think the cavaliers are going to overcome that. good luck with that, lebron. >> over and over again. eat some crow, jason. pugh, he had some words for our cleveland expert who works in cleveland as well as star lebron james. >> doreen, you send your cameras out here to track me down on my off day. you bring them to my barbershop, my place of peace, for an apology. cleveland, doreen, cavaliers fans, the entire state of ohio, i apologize. i was wrong. i was dead wrong about everything in this series. lebron is the king. enjoy your championship. it's been a long, long wait. you deserve it. >> me and lebron on the same stick. away without

akron,james was born in ohio, 12 championships with the miami heat, but this is his first with the clevelandavaliers. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. am.ne man iyvonne man angie: pollsters and bookmakers seeing a lower chance of britain leaving the eu, and that has helped the pound to rise against the dollar. our next guest also things the british will stay. he joins us now in the studio. this is a result of that tragic death of jo cox. >> possibly, partially, yes. it is. that they ares is more likely to remain. onlynk the probability was 35% to 40% that they were going to leave last week before that happened anyway, but now that probability has gone down more to say about 20% to 25%. angie: still it is not certain. we saw a lot of fluctuation in the polls with the leave camp gaining momentum. there is still very much a lot of anger internally in britain. a lot, yes. the immigration issue is the key, as it is across the europe, and the main supporters have not done a good job at handling that. when i speak with friends in britain abo

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even lebron, who grew up in akron said, just after clinching the championship, this is for you, clevelandports fans probably don't remember the city's last parade when the browns won the nfl championship in 1964. >> i'm honest with the people of northeast ohio. been through the last 50-plus years. i kept it -- i kept it at bay. i never stressed the fact that i didn't feel the pressure to that. none of those things. it always kept me levelheaded. i understood what they have been through the last 50-plus years. i'm happy to be a part of histo history. >> did something no team has done before. fell short in the last game of the season. it hurts, man. i mean, that's all i'm really kind of marinating on right now. >> on thursday, fletcher cox became the nfl's newest $100 million man. the eagles pro bowl defensive tackle signed a six-year extension worth $63 million guaranteed. we caught up with the cornerstone of the eagles' defense for years to come. >> first of all, congratulations. obviously, not only does the organization recognize you as one of the best players at your position in the nat

. >> lebron has brought that championship back to his home state of ohio, he grew up in akron. >>> asn as shot clock buzz, lebron could not control himself. he dropped to the floor in tears and stayed on the floor for a while as he soak in the moment. then he talked to a sports reporter, dorris berk about what he was feeling and lebron wasn't only player to get emotional. others had touching words for his dad on fathers day. >> i used inspiration to play this game and to hear people talk about me it hurts me because i know it hurts him and that is in the who i a.m. >> a lot of emotion. >> game seven for lebron, 27 points as we reiterate that. lebron by the way has two young kid of his own. he was up there with the little kid on fathers day as well. this is first time a team has come back three-one. great championship. >>> after the game president obama congratulated james and cavilers, tweeting what i game and what a series for the cavilers. happy to see lebron james bring it home for cleveland. >> he won a championship in my aim. >> two in miami, back to back. >> and one in cleveland

he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr. president, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president in my lifetime. [applause] senator brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant it. here's what it is about hillary. i trust hillary clinton to fight for children and families because she has done that all her life. [applause] senator brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. [applause] senator brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. and i trust hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. a decade or so ago, i wrote a bo

leon: anyone who knows what who are from that part of the country, cleveland and akron, 51 years is aong time to wait for something good to come your way. erin: it is. leon: last night was worth it. to do it in a historic fashion against the best team historically in terms of record in the country, history of the nba and do it from 3-1. erin: no team done it before. pretty cool. leon: way to go! way to go, homeboy! love you. alison: thank you, erin. some couples dream about the wedding day for years. leon: yeah. but when we come back after a break, what a few local couples are doing after the venue shut them out before the big day. alison: the archdiocese of baltimore says 82 it students are enrolled next year. they report the property is worth $3.7 million. that is all for us at 5:00. but right now on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- the f.b.i. changes its mind when it comes to how it released transcripts of the 911 call. the orlando nightclub shooter made. why you won't ever actually hear that call. >> safetrack two is well underway. coming up a review from riders on the orange, blue and silv

. >>> an interesting shot by phil mickleson to akron watch this shot and watch where it lands.t, he's looking, he's lookin looking and kaboom e guys head it rolls across the fairway. >> if your head was touch softer i'd be in the fairway. >> he's right. gave the guy an autographed ♪ >>> all right. thanks for watching us tonight for fox 29 news at 10. full hour of entertainment news. tmz, dish nation and chasing news and the simpsons. >> we have nice weather if you like rain, clouds, little bit of everything. >> i'll get out saturday. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". i like it. >> it's not nice. >> it's good for your garden >>> good morning at 4:00 o'clock prayers for a little girl trapped in the fire what neighbors say the mother tried to do to save her before rescuers arrived. >>> from whitney houston to the latest on prince, opioid death now on the rise and pennsylvania's governor is stepping in with a possible solution. >>> and water problems in philadelphia a, new group that says yes, and is now suing the city. >>> go

restaurant in akron, ohio, on >> that was the wild scene at a restaurant in akron, ohio, on sunday nightclub celebrated, erupted really when they won. the club was founded a decade ago to support james and adopt him as a grandson. those are some mighty proud grandmas. there's no doubt about it there. >> you want them in your corner. >> yes, you do. >>> the city of cleveland is also just as excited. the cavs ended a 52-year title drought and all but transformed the city basically into party central. >> half a million fans expected tomorrow at the victory parade and likely among them, the team's longest-running season ticket holder, homer bash from our powerhouse cleveland station introduces us to this super fan. >> reporter: champagne flowing all over our cleveland cavaliers. and champagne flowing in larry wiser's home. >> we had a few bolts from champagne. >> reporter: for years, larry bought cavs season tickets. the first set cost him 6 bucks apiece in 1971. some years harder to watch than others but larry never gave up hope. >> it seems like 45 years went very fast last night though. >

but it will warm up in akron to 76 degrees and for the golf tournament right here on cbs this weekend 80 degrees on saturday and sunday. so thanks for sending that photo. now to the south bay. i have been necking you this morning sharing all the pictures of fog. we have the sunshine across the santa clara valley. right now at 57 degrees it's 47 degrees in santa rosa. limited visibility due to areas of low clouds and fog. brentwood at 66. 58 los altos. 51 in napa. thanks to my weather watchers for checking in this morning here a kpix 5. winds have now shut off. they were pretty breezy earlier around the peninsula. we still have some gusty winds 23 miles per hour in the fairfield area. winds will be variable and then westerly 10 to 20. this is our futurecast. it's our wind particle map to give you a good feeling of what to expect the next 24 hours and these wind particles are coming in off the ocean in a westerly direction. that's an onshore push. and that's why we have the low clouds, the fog, the deepening marine layer this morning extending well inland so everybody is cooling. we are

. >>> an interesting shot by phil mickleson to akron watch this shot and watch where it lands.t, he's looking, he's lookin looking and kaboom e guys head it rolls across the fairway. >> if your head was touch softer i'd be in the fairway. >> he's right. gave the guy an autographed glove. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> all right. thanks for watching us tonight for fox 29 news at 10. full hour of entertainment news. tmz, dish nation and chasing news and the simpsons. >> we have nice weather if you like rain, clouds, little bit of everything. >> i'll get out saturday. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". i like it. >> it's not nice. >> it's good for your garden. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy alle

and when joe akron was on with us for that hour, he said that that they have no plans to sell the coressets, but now -- >> they did. >> you may sell the things around the fringe, but we are not selling the core assets like bausch & lomb. >> and a litter party to be exposed by the media and the short-seller, and probably no plans to have the equity level fall below the $30 billion debt load, and having no plans is different than things have happened and we have to react. >> i wonder if that is the reality of where the company is forced, and not forced, but an opportunity to make changes. >> well, this is where the creditors will make some noise, because for them to be paid backs they want to issue more stock, and more sales, and so as an equity holder, you are last in line, and why do you want to get in line with the creditors in line. >> and scott, look at free port mc -- freeport mccmoran. >> and it is not like he left perigo in terrible shape. >> and he has left them, and matched the pharma over the last ten years, done better, but he has the opportunity for a major, major home run,

interesting, shot by phil mickelson to akron at the memorial.ckelson don't spectators keep an eye on the golf ball, off his head, rolls across the fair way. what happens here. >> that is exactly right. >> in sports in a minute i'm's howard eskin. >>> nba finals supposed to be, steph curry verse lebron. game one last night. you were sleeping. apparently i heard it wasn't about the super stars but everyone else on the team that made a big difference. >> they each had more supporters on the other side of the hardwood helping them out. calves/warriors, steph curry and clay thompson only combined for 20 points for golden state but they were helped out by their teammates. sean livingston scored 20 points. former sixers andre iguodala scored 12. warriors bench flared well. they out scored cleveland 45-ten helping warriors pick up game number one. final, this was a blow out, 104-89 the final score. game two is in oakland sun take night. >>> let's talk about andre iguodala. >> shall we. >> he goes to the most losing team to the playoffs, nice. >> from or

favorite son, obviously from nearby akron.returns with the trophy, he said, that he was hoping to bring that city when he came back to his hometown team of cleveland. just moments ago, arriving back in that city with the hardware after all that hard work. there is the championship belt as well. i think that is kevin love with that. but that's a big story up in cleveland today. congratulations to the team and the city for that. let's go. >> narrator: radar now. two things our experts are watching. you may have missed to day. rebecca, you start us off. >> one thing that i've been watching last month or so that i think is actually a really good sign is that the chinese currency is weak ening again and no one seems to care. i think that is really g. >> that's a good thing. >> if we saw this move in january that, would be the discussion we would be having. >> we did see this. and that's why we had all of that upset and unrest in the stock market. >> i think now investors are getting more comfortable with the idea that china has a r

i mean, for me having been born in akron and raised there and as the clock's winding down, you know,ob to do. we have to write these stories, we post them, and my hands were shaking. liz: yeah, i can imagine. my heart was beating so fast. everybody left. nobody in my family wanted to be around me because i was so obnoxious. [laughter] mayor, representative, dennis, you've been praying for many, many years. a lot of losses for the browns, the indians, the cavs, the barons, you have the crusaders in hockey. what is this like for you, but more importantly, it is sort of this big win for an entire city, isn't it? >> oh, it certainly is. the people of cleveland have been long-suffering and loyal sports fans, and they're showing up to support the teams no matter what. but this moment last night when kyrie irving with 53 seconds left hit that three-pointer and then lebron came back and made a foul shot, that was a moment where we knew, hey, this is -- we're going to win this. and it's a victory for the city, but when lebron james said afterwards, i'm home, i'm home, he showed, he kept the c

negotiating these deals that might help corporate america but hurt their publics, especially in places like akron>> the irony here or reversal here is you have bernie sanders who is a democratic socialist, and donald trump who is the republican nominee, both on the same side in terms of trade agreements. both bashing nafta. both bashing the tpp. both being skeptical of what is essentially hillary clinton's conversion on the transpacific partnership agreement. and bernie sanders essentially saying to the democrats, listen, don't let this thing pass even if it is in a lame duck. really come out against this and let this be part of the democratic party that they are against the tpp. and typically you do see democrats being far less onboard with these free trade agreements. my understanding is donald trump is going to give another speech in new hampshire about trade, the irony here is that they're all on the same side and really tapping in to this anger in people's lives. the idea of all these people, especially in the rust belt, have seen manufacture pentagon jobs really diminish over these last 20,

but it's in the cleveland metro area, hey lebron is from akron.espite the loss, the warriors had an amazing basketball season but not so much the bay area stock market. the san francisco eti, barely up 1%. twitter, the gap, and wells fargo are bringing everybody else down. >> let's do a full disclosure. i mean, oakland, right? oakland claims the golden state warriors. >> yes, but there were not enough companies based in oakland. >> i don't want people out there to be outraged at you. i'm looking out for you, brian. that is our team. it is oakland's team. it's not san francisco's team. >> no, they were the san francisco warriors for a long time. >> yeah. >> we're talking about a -- >> they're playing in rutherford, new jersey. >> oakland, you are right, oakland the disown san francisco in many ways. oakland is the new san francisco. but it's all we got. >> well said. >> cleveland lost. >> fascinating. headline, melissa lee hates cleveland. >> no! >> what? that concludes that. >> you're going to throw me under the oakland sfwhbus? >> major news out

jarrett in akron, ohio. you're up next on the republican line. caller: hi. thank you for take my call. all the gun control measures they're trying to get passed, i do think there should be some moderate legislation passed. mainly on background checks and the no fly list. i'm a huge supporter of the second amendment. and i think there should be some kind of -- there needs to be a counterbalance. the fifth amendment must be pheld. there has to be a way instilled or people to challenge this. if they're wrongfully on the list, i mean, you look at steve hayes, a journalist, who was put on the list just because he flew to, i believe, turkey. and it took him it said seven months to get off the list. that's a big problem. that's another issue. some of your callers have talked about assault weapons, ow they're so scary. they're just cosmetic features. one of the callers said, some weapons that would be banned are ..22 caliber rifles that are a lot less dangerous than some of the .30 caliber 556 that would not be because of cosmetic features. as far as these moderate

mike is in akron, ohio, an independent.asketshere we shoot rather than guns and nobody ever gets hurt. i just live a few miles from lebron james. we are still skyhigh with what happened sunday night. i would like to make a request for you guys to do a special on and the complete 180 degree turn it has done since it genesys in 1871. it was founded by edward forte side and his interpretation was as follows of the second amendment -- to assist in a matters suchtary like thel arsenals rebellion in 1786. also you can include that one president, i think it was nra president frederick helped fdr passed two gun laws in 1934 in 1938 and he is quoted as saying, i have never believed in the general practice of carrying guns. 1971 a newck in leaderre new in -- union named william loeb was the first one to refer to federal agents as treasury gestapo after they arrested a conservative member -- i am sorry, a conservative gun order. host: i always appreciate the suggestion for segments on the washington journal. we certainly will look at

jimmy is in akron ohio, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. believe that the second amendment is highly important. it does not need to be abolished for -- far as >> as far as what? we will go to greg in huntsville, alabama, republican. comment ast a quick pertaining to homeland security. it starts where we need to know who is in our country. the pc police are out in full force trying to allow anyone who wants to come here with open arms. i know we are built on the back of immigrants and there are a lot of hard-working, good immigrants in our country, legal and illegal that have come in. where you have the northern border security director -- i believe he was from niagara falls -- and he was pouting -- touting obama's amnesty policy and i couldn't believe he actually had time with fractures in his job and people in our country illegally to have time to come and talk to c-span. he should have been trying to stop it from reaching 12 million. first we got to know who is here. we've got to keep the people who want to do us harm and properly vet the

and he's from akron, a native ohioan, to bring the first sports title home to cleveland since the browns won the nfl championship back in 1964. fortunately setting up paul brown coming to cincinnati. kind of founding the bengals and his family is still associated with the bengals. that's in large part of the reason i'm a fan. >> dan gilbert, the owner of the team, the quicken loans founder, i reached out to him last night when i woke up, he was still up. he said this whole thing has been a dream. dan gilbert made this all happen. he went back to lebron and agreed on lebron's terms for him to come back to play ball. >> that's amazing. the consensus is when the team wins 73 or 74 games or whatever. >> forget it. nobody can stop him, right? >> i had to hear from harwood. in the prompter, it said a commanding lead 2-0 or 3-1, a twitter person wrote in, four points is not a commanding lead. he had to write, four points is not a commanding lead. i said, you have to talk to someone. >> 3-1, no one has done it before. >> pretty amazing. >> it doesn't mean it was not commanding. >> it was not cle