making house calls to prevent emergency room visits and keep people at home. we coordinate e.r. care, subspecialty. we direct hospital care so we can manage the discharge to home. we're available 24/7, as are all of the programs have to have a 24/7 availability. we manage rehab, hospice. the next six are the things you can do at home. what is possible? the hospital really is only for intensive care, surgery, procedures, complex level of things. you can do almost everything else at home. from radiology to blood draws to ekgs to echos to equipment to i.v. as long as you coordinate, you can have a dramatic reduction in costs. this is a quote from sylvia, the daughter of the patient, about how the program saved her mom's life. it restored her faith in the system. the good days, hours and moments she has are a result of the passion and commitment of those who created the program. she gave us permission to give this quote. i will close with some of the results. this is the v.a. study that came out in 2014. the highest rated program in the v.a., 12% lower costs. a study of our program s

half of that figure live without either of their parents at home.h children become especially unstable during the summer school break when their sense of isolation is at its most desperate. one elderly volunteer checks on children left behind. he's devoted to ensuring their otnawell being, sure treceivoper schoolin at the root of the problem is the economic gap between people in urban and rural areas. another factor is the focus on materialism and obtaining wealth. we follothe growing concerns in china for the children left at home to fend for themselves. jiefang, sichuan province, quiet and nestled among hills. radish farming is the primary source of income. these days, however, surviving on farming alone is difficult so almost half of the residents have left to work in metropolitan areas. only the elderly and children remain. at present, while their parents are away, 74 children in the village with their grandparents. one man has been watching over these youngsters more than ten years. 67-year-old shuchu tsi makes frequent visits to the children's

eric will give us a glimpse of the independence at home program that is getting so much attention and that med star is planning to expand to other facilities. to my far left is jim garnham, director of contract and payment innovation at the university of rochester medical center. he leads rochester's bundle payment program. and he also has a hand in its aco and risk-based models. we're going to start off with cristina bocutte who will talk about the recent work that kaiser has done and what evidence we have on hand. >> thank you. let's see. okay. good. so i'm going to start with just a little context for delivery system reform in medicare and then i'm going to go over very brief summary of three of the models and conclude with a few thoughts onion going challen on thoughts and context. also cms had already been running some new models on delivery system reform, the affordable care act really brought in a large multi-pronged effort for delivery system reform. it created some permanent changes to the way hospitals are paid, for example, the hospital readmission reduction program. it cre

live at home. between 25 and 34 more likely to have a college degree or live at home. aren't you the jeopardy music. all right, here we go. get the answer here. so the question again for those of you at home was if you're between 25 and 34 years old are you more likely to have a college degree or to live at home? in 2016. >> right now. >> as opposed to a century from now. >> 2011, 37% of millennialed had boomeranged and were living with their parents because of the recession. >> how do you know that. >> because i read a book about it. i know that's declined since then because the economy has recovered. >> what are you guys saying in are you guys saying more live at home or more have a degree? >> more live at home. >> okay. >> over here. >> i would say it's close but live at home. >> close but live at home. okay. the answer, scroll. the answer is college degree about 36% have a bachelor's degree and 14% live at home. improving economy. it's some very generous parents i'm sure would point out, some p

it was getting rehab done at home, for con congestive heart failure, totally different approach. home care resources in a rapid environment so that instead of picking up the phone and calling for an ambulance and going to ed and back to the hospital, you call the nurse navigator or the nurse visiting nurse service and say, come out and do an assessment and they can actually bring telemedicine resources so we can do consult with cardiology on site. so results, we all care about results. this is major joint replacement. 74% at baseline. we set a target for 25%. we have blown through that. that's not enough. we want to make sure that we are not doing that and people are coming back to ed or maybegettie they need. our ed visit rate actually went down. not only did it not go up, the ed rate went down. we are very encouraged by that. we did the cost curve. we did achieve what we were looking for. we think we can do better. congestive heart failure, completely different population. we have not yet really solved the readmission problem but there's one shining star on this. remember, we ha

they take on the trailblazers at home on sunday. with six games remaining the warriors are still in line to win 73 games on the season, which would be an nba record. at oracle arena in oakland, kron 4 news. >>> more coming up on the zika virus. and later for the love of trash one garbageman's collection built over three decades. >>> coming up, we will check on the warriors. did they handle the celtics? that is coming up later in this broadcast. >>> and a live look outside. cloudy skies and cool conditions. sunny skies expected over the next few days. i will have your weather weekend forecast coming up. >>> tonight we are learning about the first zika cases in the south bay. both connected to people who got the virus from mosquitoes traveling outside the united states. the white house had a summit in atlanta to raise alarms about u.s. outbreaks this summer. a prime concern is an increase in skits that can transmit the virus linked to throb defects and pregnant women. >> the risk is to pregnant women and developing fetus. >> some healt

eric will give us a clims of the independence at home program that is getting so much attention and med star is planning to expand to the other facilities. to my far left is jim, director of and leads the bundled at the same time program and it is aco-like. we will talk about the recent work kaiser has done and the evidence we have on hand. thank you. let's see. good. i am going to start with just a little context for delivery system reform and medicare and then i'm going to go over very brief summary of three models and conclude with a few thoughts on ongoing challenges and opportunities. so to get right to context, i will mention a few items. the affordable care act brought in a large multipronged effort for delivery system reform that created changes to the way hospitals are paid with the reduction program and created the office that is called that aligns payments. and the aca established the aco for the medicare shared savings program. we call that the cmmi because we love acronyms. that was really marking significant investment in testing new payment models and they gave it unprece

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this program support at home brings the coalition together we look at how it works and bring it to the council tor for supportive question voted to make that a priority in other words of budget for the current year a lot of discussion why home care is important so it allows the seniors and people with disabilities to live denting it keeps us healthy and active and people mentioned isolation is an increasing reflex bad for our health and keeps people from being isolated and helps. >> to care and leave home with support the other thing the law of the land is the americans with disabilities act it requires that government provide options for people to get the care the most integrate setting in their homes and community and home care is a critical piece of making that happen so what is the need well, this board of supervisors and the mayor for the last 20 years worked with the community to approve the hss program there is benefits and additional support and consumers have options and can get mental support and use th

so far this season what is it about playing at home at talen energy stadium. >> just the extra energy, comfort level for us, you know, we didn't have our best day to day. we know, we got a bit lucky to say the least but, you know, the fans kept it in 90 minutes and come out with a shut out and win. >> thanks so much, chris. >> thanks, it wasn't your best day but still come away with the two to nothing win. that is what the philadelphia union did today. we will be back with more. remarkable things are happening at your local acme. we're making changes, and we're getting better every day. cleaner. friendlier. fresher. like fresher meat and seafood. and fresher produce and hundreds of organics. to top it off?! we're lowering thousands of prices throughout the store. so come on in and see for yourself why acme is just better. lower prices, great quality, and friendlier service. acme. the official supermarket of the philadelphia union. when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win.

this program support at home brings the coalition together we look at how it works and bring it to the council tor for supportive question voted to make that a priority in other words of budget for the current year a lot of discussion why home care is important so it allows the seniors and people with disabilities to live denting it keeps us healthy and active and people mentioned isolation is an increasing reflex bad for our health and keeps people from being isolated and helps. >> to care and leave home with support the other thing the law of the land is the americans with disabilities act it requires that government provide options for people to get the care the most integrate setting in their homes and community and home care is a critical piece of making that happen so what is the need well, this board of supervisors and the mayor for the last 20 years worked with the community to approve the hss program there is benefits and additional support and consumers have options and can get mental support and use th

they were supposed to go 41 and 0 at home. but nobody at oracle expected the home winning streak to end. the warriors are down three. let's see how it all happened. the doves with one last chance. steph curry gets the ball throws it up, no good. harrison barnes goes beyond the arc and he throws it off. way off the mark. so the warriors lose 109-1 six. the warriors committed 22 turnovers. >> ouch. >> so they go down. but there is one more record they could go after, the quest for 73. they'll have to go down the stretch to make that happen. >> they look tired, injuries. >> they haven't been playing their best ball. and they have the spurs twice in that 6-game stretch. >>> the d.a. is warning about fake prescription drugs that kill being sold in north carolina. the both tome now up to nine. police believe drug dealers disguise the drug as hydrocodone. >> these aren't chemists. so you could have a hot pill. one pill may have a dwran or two more in it and that could cause someone serious injury. >> last year san francisco dealt with

this program support at home brings the coalition together we look at how it works and bring it to the council tor for supportive question voted to make that a priority in other words of budget for the current year a lot of discussion why home care is important so it allows the seniors and people with disabilities to live denting it keeps us healthy and active and people mentioned isolation is an increasing reflex bad for our health and keeps people from being isolated and helps. >> to care and leave home with support the other thing the law of the land is the americans with disabilities act it requires that government provide options for people to get the care the most integrate setting in their homes and community and home care is a critical piece of making that happen so what is the need well, this board of supervisors and the mayor for the last 20 years worked with the community to approve the hss program there is benefits and additional support and consumers have options and can get mental support and use th

this program support at home brings the coalition together we look at how it works and bring it to the council tor for supportive question voted to make that a priority in other words of budget for the current year a lot of discussion why home care is important so it allows the seniors and people with disabilities to live denting it keeps us healthy and active and people mentioned isolation is an increasing reflex bad for our health and keeps people from being isolated and helps. >> to care and leave home with support the other thing the law of the land is the americans with disabilities act it requires that government provide options for people to get the care the most integrate setting in their homes and community and home care is a critical piece of making that happen so what is the need well, this board of supervisors and the mayor for the last 20 years worked with the community to approve the hss program there is benefits and additional support and consumers have options and can get mental support and use th

just yesterday, the fbi arrested stanislaus petrov and several other people during a raid at a home in visitacion valley. another thing to note. earlier in the day, there was a shooting at the same location. the fbi isn't saying anything about why they raided the home and how petrov was involved. >>> well, turning to other news now, all of the presidential candidates are campaigning in wisconsin today ahead of tuesday's primary. cbs reporter wendy gillette explains a string of controversial comments about women could create problems for gop front-runner donald trump in the badge state. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: sarah palin introduced donald trump at a rally in wisconsin. he is back on the campaign trail after one of his most difficult weeks, including coming under fire for saying he would punish women who seek abortions if they were made illegal. trump said saturday the media manipulates his words. >> they take things and they say it's -- it's very, very -- the problem is they don't do it with everybody. they do it with me but i don't see th

if you don't lose at home you are still in the series. we believe is there still a licensing way to go. >> game three now will be at home at the wells fargo center monday night, flyers desperately need a win there. >> ultracritical. thanks, jeff. >>> in 100 days tens of thousands of people will flock to the city of philadelphia, as the democratic party formally nominates its candidate for president. it is expected to be a festive atmosphere so only right to start the celebration early, 100 days early to be precise. a "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> yeah. >> reporter: one hundred days and counting, as revealed by an official count down clock unveiled outside the national constitution center. activity, music and food trucks took over arch street to get people excited about the national democratic convention at the wells fargo sent they are july. >> this is a wonderful start and great for the city. >> i want to learn about what is going on and get exciting and the city is in a good place for it. >> reporter: inside conventi

back here at home tonight, the phils at home taking on the washington nationals, first pitch 61 degrees, and the ninth inning dropping down to 50. the exclusive accuweather forecast, sunny and nice today up to 64 degree, just beautiful tomorrow, high temperature up to 67 on saturday, and it is warmer on sunday. up to 72 for a high, if you like that taste of june on the way by monday. super warm up to 80 degrees and a cool front monday into tuesday, and showers likely north and west of the city by then and by tuesday 68 and 64 on wednesday and thursday mild again up to 77 rick. not bad. how did you like the selfie? >> it looks nice. thanks melissa. >>> with spring in full swing people are doing their annual spring cleaning and we are not just talking about the house. alicia vitarelli is here to explain. >> this weekend on fyi philly, and we are talking about a cleanse, a detox from head to toe from home to health about resetting and refreshing yourself and your life. take a look -- >> streamline, minimalize and really detox your life. >> one way to lighten the load is the university of p

we have giants home opener, the a's are at home, sparks and warriors are at home. s republican it of choice and bart has 44 trains on time and golden gate bridge has re-instated at&t park ferry. that will be a great option from the north bay. caltrain is close to at&t spark. a stall on the bay bridge west of treasure island and i am seeing the traffic slowing. but it is still moving nicely on the incline until they get that out of there you see the delays and golden gate field to the city it is 20-minute drive and in marin county, in the east bay, we have debris in the lanes and this is eastbound 80 coming skyway and cars are slowing and stopping to move the debris. very dangerous situation. heads up, there is something orange in the lanes. maybe from a giants' fan? >> did i drop my t-shirt. >> bart's suite of the future is here and you will get this sound. the horn from the new train car is the first to be delivered, 775 are on order to replace the oldest fleet of rail vehicles in the country being built to upstate america and being delivered across the country at

home run since last july. phillies up one to nothing. jonathan papelbon looks like he was on vacation. he may want to wake up. tied at one in the tenth, jeanmar gomez facing bryce harper. record sixth straight home run. solo shot. down by one. harper tries to silence the fans. never. papelbon comes in down to the last hour, andres blanco pinch hitting the other way. here comes peter. jason werth's throw gets away. still tied at two. next batter freddie galvis who homered off pap last time he was here. this time it is deep to left. werth cannot get it. ballgame. phillies with a walk off winner, three-two, in ten. pap has blown two saves against phillies since they traded him last july. galvis responsible for both of them. >> unaudible. >> no, all of them -- all of them suck. >> well, that is just what the doctor ordered. that was nice to establish a win out of that series. not swinging the bats real well the whole series but that was great. >> this is great too did you see this. how embarrassing this nationals fan is holding up a sign that says i drove 4,000 miles to see bruce harper. drove 4,000 miles to see your fav

do not try this at home. >> he has a really strong core. >> wow. ♪ >> and you thought riding a hoverboardrous, take a look at this v dare devil on top of a skyscraper. he is known for scaling and dangling from buildings world wide. he seemed to accept this challenge rocking back and fortb towards the side of the ledge before spinning in a circle. he also did a hand stand on that hoverboard so clearly, yeah, kids don't tryh, this at home oh anybody actually. >> i feel like the last two stories we're showing you things you should not do at home between spinning a truck tire around your waived. you saw me on a hover bore, i fell off. >> you did pretty good. >> i fell off in about 15 second. >> i thought you did a pretty good job. j >> thank you. y the other thing you shouldn't dl at home is forecast the weather. i just don't get it. >> because, because, people put it online and then local news stations pick it up. >>they show what you shouldn't be doing. nonetheless you know what what you should do is grab an um anywhere tonight or tomorrow. tm we've had some rain showers moving in. can't ru

. >>> back here at home. at least five deaths are blamed on what is being called unprecedented rainfall i the houston area. the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in nine counties. three to four inches of rain fell for an hour for some places inundating waterways and residents trapped in homes and vehicles. hundreds of flights were cancelled. >> reporter: a flood for the ages. the nation's fourth largest city at a standstill, submerged by as many as 16 inches of rain. highways under water and public transit shut down and schools closed for a million students. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: on tax day, people urgeo,not ti make a run for the post office. >> please stay at home. stay off the streets. >> repwiter: a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water before being pulled to safety. >> leave the car. swim. >> reporter: a reporter for a tv station rescues another trapped driver. it's all captured live. already, more than 1,200 high-water rescues as authorities stru

night. >> 0 oh, yeah, and steve kerr as a player and coach, 72 wins. >> the spurs have gone 42 or at home. >> the first movie shot entirely on go promakes its debut at the box office but is it good enough to go up against batman and superman? >> join us on kofy tv 30. stuck mid-flight and getting it down is proving to be no easy task. >>> and then on abc7 news at 11:00 here on channel 7, the son of a once powerful politician is out of prison. tonight at 11:00 the parents of the teenager he was convicted of killing, talk to abc7. photo finish at the box office that could knock batman vs. superman out of the top spot. it's about a fallen kree e ceo trying to work back to the top. analysts say it's one of the closest finishes eve and could change tomorrow. theser early estimates. utopia is third, my big fat greek wedding 2 in firth, and the first action film shot on go pro cameras debuted in fifth place. that's it for us at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00, go warriors good job. announcer: today on "matter of fact" -- the panama papers exposed a 'web' of global corruption. and it's reverberat

>> at home, yeah. remember yesterday was a 45-minute delay. >> so not his fault. >>> john will break down the epic collapse of jordan spieth on that 12th hole. >> thanks so much for watching. 60 minutes is next. >> see you back here at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> steve kroft: behind these doors, in the u.s. capitol, is a book that contains one of the most secret and sensitive documents in the united states. 28 pages that could shed light on the events of 9/11. they've been seen by very few people, and tonight you'll hear from some of them. >> i think it's implausible to believe that 19 people, most of whom didn't speak english, could have carried out such complicated tasks without some support from within the united states. >> kroft: you believe that the 28 pages are crucial to this. >> they are a key part. >> holly williams: in the remote hills of eastern china, this is a magic kingdom that not even walt disney could have dreamed up.

with right at home, it doesn't.nal team thoughtfully selects caregivers to help with personal care, housekeeping, meals, and most of all, staying engaged in life. oh, thank you, thank you. you're welcome. are you ready to go? oh, i sure am. we can provide the right care, right at home. ♪ ♪ hearst harris a potentially --,. harris: president obama is wrapping up meetings with the leaders of six persian gulf nations in the region, and now a report in washington free beacon. the president sent two secret letters to iranian officials in recent months requesting a meeting with iranian president hassan rouhani, the leaders also sent to the ayatollah khamenei. there are certainly no plans for an in-person visit. here are some of iran's recent provocations. in december, firing missiles within 1500 feet of the uss harry truman. in march, test firing ballistic missiles marked with anti-israel writing. this month the regime displaying new weapons parts acquired from russia and launching a new rocket the u.s. views as a long pat

this that is tough three. >> three of the last four at home is good. >> but home is not what it used be down there at the link. it has never been, in the like the vet. the vet was an overwhelming home field advantage for the eagles. the link is not. i don't buy into home and away that much with them but do i like the schedule. i do. it is no the that difficult of the schedule. i like it. >> what are you looking at me like that. >> he is giving you you a stair. >> you want nick fels or what. >> i was going to ask you, interesting to see. >> what l.a. did. >> yes. >> all about sam bradford. >> l.a. did everything that they could that they don't go in the next season with nick foles as their starting quarterback. they trade the world with the number one pick. i don't think i agree witt. >> we got the guy that was their franchise in sam bradford. >> i'm still not nuts about that. will you tell him to stop with the bradford nonsense. >> we have an experience, every tuesday at pj wheelihans, every wednesday, at champs of king of prussia. >> still a head an eight year-old endorsement the is

i do that at home sometimes.h out the bags. >> this helps us to not use up the toothpaste tubes, too. >> that doesn't look like toothpaste at home. >> this is exactly what toothpaste. >> mix that up, man. wait. i'm not brushing my teeth with that. put some elbow grease in it my grandma used to say. >> we need a mix other blender. some equipment. >> she also recommends making your own products. i don't know how you make your own lotion. >> i'm going for it. >> okay, you going to do it? >> i'm doing it. >> this is what homemade toothpaste. take a look at my toothpaste here. clumping up. >> that's not what it looks like when you take it out of the tube. >> let's do it. >> oh, my god. >> wait. wait. >> what's the matter? it's good. >> not bad. wait a second. >> all right. >> ah. >> the recipe is on wnnfans.com. that's our facebook page. check it out. my lips feel -- >> i want to eat this. have, when you can choose to smooth? choose suprises over dull. choose design, over in a lull. choose for women. choose leader. ch

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. >>> flyers and phillies playing at home at 7:00 p.m. flyers down 2-0 against the caps. nhl best's team all season. a lot of talk about stephen mason giving up this embarrassing goal saturday night. flyers need to get a women now. >>> we have to go home now and home turf and if you don't lose at home you're in the series, we believe there's a long way to go. >>> we've been doing a good job, we have to get to the net more. >>> it's a series they have to get a good job at home, they came up with two wins. we go back home to our buildings we'll do everything in our power to take advantage of our home ice. >>> . flyers play tribute to ed snyder before the opening faceoff. "action news" will have live reports from the wells fargo center at 4:00 p.m. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i

home. it's literally, you know, a bloc away. >> reporter: tonight on base at lackland a question. how did anyone get two loaded pistols on base when the only people allowed to carry are military police? kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> he was most wanted, an alleged participant in the terrorist attacks taken down today in a series of raids caught on video. the big question this evening is he also the suspect known as the man in the hat seen just before the airport suicide bombing in brussels, belgium. we get more tonight from nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: dramatic daytime arrests on brussels streets five in all, two of them isis suspects wanted for mass murder. mohammed abrini is the last known suspect from the paris massacres. he was arrested in a brussels suburb after five months as one of europe's most wanted, renting rooms for killers. >> some of the suicide bombers stated in this rented flat just before the attacks in paris. >> reporter: but he may be tied to a second atrocity. investigators saying they are trying to prove if this is abrini, the man in the hat with two su

the hunger at home has already used the app to help silicon valley companies and restaurants donate 10,000 meals that otherwise would go to the landfill. >> instead of putting a cheese tray out for 500, we deconstruct and put the different components in smaller platters, and when not used and it can't be consumed by team members or by future guests, then it's donated safely. >> now, san jose is the first city to partner with waste no food. hunger is a big problem, sadly, in the wealthy silicon valley. one in four residents lives with hunger. one of those residents is in the studio with me right now, kelly kang. she is a wife, a mother of four, and their family struggles regularly to make ends meet. kelly, thank you for being here today. >> thank you for having me. >> i really appreciate the fact you're willing to come forward and talk about what's going -- four kids. how old are your kids? >> they're 11, 9, 5, and 2 1/2. >> had to think about that for a minute, right? >> yes. >> and do you have a husband? >> yes. >> and he's unfortunately had a disability, something on the job? >> yes, he

. >> well said by the coach. 14 months since the warriors have lost a regular season game at home. the warriors are now 68-8 overall. they need to win five of their final six games to beat the bulls record for most wins in a season. >> a high-profile visit tonight in the east bay. president clinton is in town along with daughter chelsea. this was not a campaign stop for his wife. instead a highly anticipated talk on the cal campus. jean elle is in berkeley this evening. as you know, president clinton usually very charismatic. how was he tonight and what was his message? >> reporter: well, raj, bill clinton wowed a crowd. this wasn't a political event but talk did briefly turn to politics. >> my father, our 42nd president, president bill clinton to the stage. >> thousands of students at u.c. berkeley welcomed bill clinton to the global initiative university, aiming to improve the world. >> since 2014 we provided mentorship and training for 15 young women. >> reporter: the event focused on innovation and collaboration, but senator dianne feinstein's husband reminded the crowd clinton

united at home tonight against rfk stadium -- at rfk stadium.other canadian team in town, toronto, the visitors in this one. toronto wasted no time getting on the board. the first minute of the game, nice pass in front, sebastian finds the back of the net. 1-0 toronto. gthe best chance for united cae in the second half. 55th minute, patrick leaves it for chris, the big shot, but the great diving save. united comes up short, falling 1-0. >> i still like the way this team is playing and i think there is still some -- some tinkering i need to do in figuring out exactly what makes us at our best. >> we are chasing. i thought the team played well cannot finish. scott: women's professional soccer, the washington spirit won their season opener over boston 1-0. a good start for the ladies getting the first win of the year. kimberly: you know how much i love soccer. scott: i put that in for you. -- a cybertill ahead security alert from the government. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief,

the eagles open the season at home against cleveland september 11th. monday night followed by the steelers here and then the eagles have a bye that's not good to have a bye that early. game five at detroit game six at washington. october 23rd minnesota here. dallas november 6th that's a sunday night game. then we got the eagles at the new york giants back home against atlanta then toughest trip of the season seattle on november 20th. home on monday night against the packers. finishing out the schedule december 4th at cincinnati. back home for three of the last four games, washington, then at baltimore finally thursday night against the giants at home and dallas at home to finish the season on new year's day. phillies, y, phillies played the worst team in baseball. the files beating san diego three of four in many series. san diego shot out five of their 10 games this season. let's go to citizens bank park but ryan howard found their pitching to be fun. yes he hits a homerun in the second inning. gives the phils a one to nothing lead but the story of the

as you can see, the wing of the plane there, severely damaged. >>> back here at home tonight, a united airlines employee removed from duties this evening after airline officials say she pulled the emergency slide on a plane. that flight, from sacramento, had just landed in houston, and arrived at the gate when the attendant reportedly triggered the slide. it's not clear why, but airline officials say they believe it was intentional. >>> next tonight, to the race for the white house. and the critical state of wisconsin up next. donald trump in damage control after his comments about abortion and punishment last week. tonight, trump saying he wishes he had answered differently. and now, his ex-wife, ivana trump, causing a new controversy. and ted cruz this evening, asked by megyn kelly, "you have committed adultery?" abc's tom llamas from milwaukee tonight. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump refusing to surrender in the battle for wisconsin. >> everybody said, that's the end of trump, it's over for trump. i've been given the last rites, how many times, like, ten? every week, it's the end

spurs 39-0 at home this season. 35-35 at the half. spurs go on a 10-2 run to start the third.nard throws it down. but curry heats up. back to back threes. 16 points in the third quarter. nearly had a buzzer beater in the third. a split second too late. fourth quarter, steph with two defenders all over him. a finger roll. banks it in. once again, two defenders on him, dishes the klay thompson. easy dunk. nine point warriors lead. steph makes it a double digit game weaving through traffic, lays it it in. 37 points, 26 in the second half. warriors tie the bulls record of 72 wins. steve kerr with his mentor, gregg popovich. 94-86 the final. >> everybody is excited we just beat a great, great team. it's one of the best victories of the year. with that said, it means nothing, you know, come playoff time. >> great accomplishment. kudos to every single person in that locker room, coaching staff, that sacrifice every single day to win games. and you know, it's fun. >> i mean, it's an accomplishment. i'm not going to sit here and say like it's not. you are tieing the bulls? like that's

the warriors, giants, sharks all playing at home. >> and new at 11:00, it is a troubling trend in the east bay. a series of freeway shootings that have left drivers very uneasy. since november they've been investigating 16 freeway shootings in contra costa and almeida counties, ten of those on i-80. three of them are being investigated as homicides. without exception, these cases are gang related. they are not random. in march investigators began conducting strategic enforcement operations targeting no gang members. now last week officers arrested one gang member in connection with the shooting on highway four. >> a chp motor cycle officer is in the hospital this evening with serious injuries. investigators say he was intentionally run over. this happened along interstate 80 in sacramento. the suspect took off, ditching his truck, then stealing another truck from a construction site. he led officers on a 50-mile chase that ended in fairfield where he was finally arrested. >> a crime spike on the stanford campus, laptops are being lifted. since september, 70 computers have been reporte

at this. a dog wrecks the home. the images were posted on like a flicker account. 330,000 views. got ahold of their caligraphy ink pad. you might call art. maybe he w >>> this morning on "world news now," war of words. bernie sanders criticizing hillary clinton's record with a new jab after his wisconsin win. what he said that has clinton's campaign calling it a new low. >> new developments in the zika crisis. the obama administration's big push to prevent the disease from spreading here at home as some warn of the potentially catastrophic effects of the disease at home. >> and new this morning, a kid reporter fights back. >> a girl reporting on a murder case has her and her parents under fire and what she's saying to haters. >> and starstruck. just when you thought the galaxy was far behind, a new "star wars" adventure is just getting started. we'll have a sneak peek in "the skinny" on this thursday, april 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, thiss

one happened during a sleepover party at the home of her best friend and teammate. >> it was at 4:00 in the morning, and i was awake. everybody had fallen asleep. and i look over, and hailey -- it looks like she's almost, like, twitching. and then i went and got my mom, and we found out she was having a seizure. >> the tumor was back. her parents took her to md anderson cancer center. the doctor recommended a new kind of radiation called proton therapy. because it pinpoints the tumor so precisely, there's less damage to nearby healthy cells. >> she's a really smart kid, and i was able to really discuss therapy and radiation therapy and how we deliver it. i explained that proton therapy goes into the patient and then it stops, unlike x-ray therapy, which goes into the patient and goes out the other side. >> traditional radiation, or the newer proton therapy -- the choice was hailey's to make. like a school project, she spent time doing research. >> there was no question in her mind. she did not want to live with the seizures. she did not want to be over-medicated. she switched her res

their coach said can't you come up with another story line beside we want win at home. i was like just win a home game. >> mark, thank you. >>> coming up, dozens of brand new bikes going to kids in need.? that's a good story. we'll have that and much more for you coming up tonight at 10:00. thanks for joining us. good night. get high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) okay, what is this? we're making sure i'm tall enough to ride all the rides at disneyland. without having to spike up my hair. buddy... (tape measure retracts) we are good to go. sweet! i have been waiting for this day ever since the doctor pointed to the ultrasound of your mom's womb and said, "either that's a fifth limb, or you got a boy." okay, n

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are you sitting at home watching with friends and family? maybe at your favorite bar. >> let us to know where you are watching the game tonight. use that hashtag ktvu the 9. >> we invite you to watch this friday night. ktvu fox 2 special on the warriors. we will bring you road to championship at 10:30 right here. an abbreviated 10:00 news. 10:30. the news is going to be a little shotter and then you will have that special, which i have been dying to see, by the way. >> now to some other news here going on in the bay area. new this morning police trying to find out if drugs or alcohol are to blame for a violent car crash in antioch last night. it happened on a street near highway 4 off-ramp just about 10:00. antioch mayor wade harper says he was leaving a city council meeting when he saw another member of the council standing on the side of the road. he said she had been hit by a black honda suv and the other driver was trapped. the mayor is actually a former police officer, and he says he tried to keep the honda driver calm until help could a

teams called to a home and it's related to an illegal casino. a search warrant was served at a home. nbc is on that scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. a huge police presence out here. look here behind me. you can see dozens of police and s.w.a.t. cars and ambulance and fire trucks are here as well. i can tell you within the past few minutes we heard several flash bangs go off. police have not confirmed what kind of operation is going on here, but a neighbor says a lot of people go to that house to gamble. our crews saw officers break in a back window of the house and walk out with bags of cash. they put that cash on the hood of a police van. we've seen several people, including women in handcuffs being put in police vans. police have towed a couple of cars and broke down a fence and this doesn't seem to be over yet. again, neighbors say people go to that house to gamble. take a listen. >> a lot of people go in there. they go to make money. it's been open. i know they got raided before many times, but a friend of mine told me -- >> it's crazy. there's so ma

and i say, whether you look at america's record abroad, or at home, this is not a time to continue withdon johnson. it's time for new leadership under a republican president and a republican administration. [ applause ] it is time to begin. lyndon johnson says, let us continue for four more years. this is my answer. when the strongest nation in the world can be tied down for four years in a war against a fourth rate military power in vietnam with no end in sight, when the richest nation in the world cannot manage its own economy, when a nation with the greatest tradition for the rule of law is torn apart by lawlessness, when a nation which has been a symbol of equality, of opportunity, is torn apart by racial strife, when the president of the united states cannot travel at home or abroad without fear of a hostile demonstration, then i say it's time for new leadership in the united states of america. [ applause ] >> ideas are important to richard nixon. he seeks them from a variety of sources. his staff represents a wide range of interests, backgrounds, and beliefs. and they are all youn

for victims, there has been no justice abrought or at home. in kenya, nobody was charged.tha cataley's niece was shot and killed during the violence. she said it's too late to make a difference anyway. >> they jail them or let them go. it doesn't benefit me because if that child was still alive she would have gone up by now. she could have been going to work, have had he own family. a child and even a husband. >> rutto and lawyers asked for an acquittal. >> would mean they could never be tried on the same charges. th didn't get it. >> according to the majority, this decision does not preclude new prosecution in the future either at the icc or international jurisdiction. this decision may be subject to appeal. >> it seems unlikely the pros-keiths will find more willing witnesses any time soon. so for now, victory for rutto and much of kenya's political class and nobody left on trial, a major plow for the i ccs investigation here al jazeera, niairob nairobi, kenya. >> police in ba rather than have fired teargas to dpers protesters. they had hurled stones at security forces.