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ball movement by the warriors. check this out. just one touch pass to conventionally when the waters finds andrew wiggins and or the bucket for the h finished with 13 warriors up one after one. >> play of the night came in the 2nd quarter. jonathan kuminga punches the ball away. look hs brandon. but jim ski behind the back all the way down the court. take another look at this. the slam dunk by kuminga. and he gets the dunk. wow. what a play. 8 seconds to go before the break. staff does it all by himself getting to the side of the hitting the high floater to end the half warriors led by 7 at the break. warriors really a an offensive, a balanced offensive attack tonight, 6 players in double figures buddy hield drains the 3 pointer to end the 3rd quarter. he led the dubs with 18 2 on the night and then off the inbound pass blocks. it's kyle anderson. >> you can see why they call him slick on the he knocks down the 3 staff got to stay on the bench and ride the bike in the 4th quarter finishes with 13 points. just steve kerr was not happy with some of the calls at the end of the game with the get their second win in the nba's cop. one.

andrew wiggins. the rockets pick up the loose ball. aaron holiday throws a skip pass to eason. and green fouls out.ason knocks down both free throws. we head into overtime in ot. warriors on the fast break. kyle anderson passes it to jonathan kuminga who's going 100mph to the rim. he gets the layup off the glass finishing with 23 points. warriors survive 127 121. it's their 14th straight win against the rockets. >> a bunch of times last year we were up 30, up 20 and we blew it and we lost. and you know it shows that the group is resilient even without, you know, some of our key guys missing. and i think it's important for team morale. i think it's big for the road trip, but it's also big for us in the locker room. >> the warriors will continue their road trip in the nation's capital on monday. today, stanford was our only college team in action for the bay area, and they were trying to snap their five game losing streak. the cardinal in raleigh, north carolina to face nc state. it was a 9 a.m. kickoff, which is the earliest coach troy taylor has been a part of. all right second quarter stanford dow

andrea said peggy was still alive when diana hit her mother-in-law with a metal ball and beat her with that statue head. andrewer, and started stabbing peggy. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): andrea benson pleaded guilty to second degree murder. the sentence was 20 to life. i need you to know just how sorry i am. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the woman who bought the track phone, karen hamm-samuels, was never charged with anything. diana, apparently not content to wait in jail for trial, was caught on tape trying to arrange for a hitman to kill karen hamm-samuels in miami. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): after that, diana also pleaded guilty to first degree murder. diana did not respond to our requests for an interview. she did speak on the day she received a sentence of 23 years to life. i would like to say that i'm very sorry for my actions and that i am extremely sorry for any pain i may have caused, especially to my husband. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): susanne was there at sentencing. you took away a wonderful mother and grandmother, and you're going to die in hell. i hope you stay in prison until you take your l

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ball. >> he seemed to be talking about what the odell catch was in honor -- okay, we'll move on to some -- i thought of a way to approach this, andrewut a lot. that is the ability of people in the public eye, whether ceos or other, to endorse either candidate and whether it is worth it for you, you got all the jets fans you need to worry about i would imagine, you've been a trump supporter all the way back to -- you've known him your whole life, you have had to deal with stigma by being a trump supporter. have you not >> i guess i have. but i haven't noticed it really. surprisingly i mean, i thought about it, but it never really -- the players, the people don't, you know, go on the other side of the street. >> you don't travel in the circles where that would happen. but now we're hearing that many ceos are afraid to -- >> yeah. >> to endorse kamala harris because if trump is elected, they're going to face some type of reprisal from trump. >> i heard that. >> exactly but i think the other is just as powerful, that there are people -- you have to be insane as a ceo to endorse trump? you lose half your customers >> i think a ceo of a m

andrew, you go where you want to go. first of all, i'm just looking at "the new york times," coverage of, of course, aaron judge dropping the ballbobble will be remembered. there's that. there's also this. we always talk about how great america is, i always talk about the japan that could say no, in the late '80s, they basically said screw you to america because they had the chips. and then a company that an i'm immigrant helped found, and intel comes along, and goes, actually, japan, you're actually not in that position. and intel was a great american success story. man, they helped with the revival of america's economy and they helped -- their chips helped fuel this extraordinary i.t. revolution. and yet i just -- i don't understand how this happened to such a great company. >> $16 billion. >> $16 billion loss. $16.6. >> for those who love american success stories, that hurts. finally, we have the october jobs report this morning that the u.s. economy added 12,000 jobs in october. a lot less than economists expected, but, again, bad news is good news, good news is bad news on wall street, it seems like the market is doing just