someone i can take home, and i don't know ♪ how much longer that i can wait ♪ so make her 5'5", big brownas fun. >> that was fun! >> that is fun! >> really loved that. you're going to be with hoda this afternoon on her radio show. >> you were awesome! such fun. >> thank you so much. all the best to you. >> sounds like dream summer, doesn't it? >> you're dream summer. >> we'll be back in a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> you rocked it. >>> a couple of check ins, first, kathie lee's bruise, muy importante. we're not sure it's making a difference. >> let's check out the wine bot, do you want calories listed on the menus? well, no yes was hoda. why is there so much obesity in america? >> because we're drinking wine. >> tomorrow a "melrose place" reunion. >> plus the stars of "hard core pawn are here." >> and ambush makeovers, you love them. >> plus bobbie nails it. >> have an awesome this spotlight turns to sacramento as the fallout >>> and right now at 11:00, the spotlight turns to sacramento as fallout continues after this santa clara county judge's controversial sentencing

someone i can take home ♪ and i don't know how much longer i can wait moat note so make her 5'5", big brownped up in my arms ♪ there ain't no other place to go, no ♪ but california, you're my last hope ♪ give me someone i can take home ♪ and i don't know how much longer that i can wait ♪ so make her 5'5", big brown eyes and sweet like lemonade ♪ california, you're my last hope ♪ give me someone i can take home, and i don't know ♪ how much longer that i can wait ♪ so make her 5'5", big b ♪ one more time, 5'5", long brown hair ♪ and sweet like lemonade >> yay! wow, i loved that. that was fun. >> that was fun! >> that is fun! >> really loved that. you're going to be with hoda this afternoon on her radio show. >> you were awesome! such fun. >> thank you so much. all the best to you. >> sounds like dream summer, doesn't it? >> you're dream summer. >> we'll be back in a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> you rocked it. >>> a couple of check ins, first, kathie lee's bruise, muy importante. we're not sure it's making a difference. >> let's check out the wine bot, do you want calories

horace: all cash they claim they gave to the contractor to restore the big brown stone tammy's elderlyher gifted the couple. he came highly recommended from another contractor and at first she thought he was a $30,000 to start the project and the workers began the job. >> the plumbing failed inspection, the electrical failed inspection. everything in the house. >> but he kept asking for more money to fix the problems. >> we noticed that the money was going higher and higher and higher. i come out here and i'm seeing no work. >> the thomas went to the maryland home improvement commission and it launched an investigation of the bbc group and now the maryland state attorney charged broadus and the b.b.c. group criminally. we caught up to talk about the situation. >> research the criminal history. horace: "7 on your side" did look into his record and found he pleaded guilty in 2000 to bank fraud charges being part of a scheme to steal i.r.s. refund checks and cash them. there is a list of complaints the maryland home commission shared with us against the group which includes the criminal a

brown. find out what big man could be the odd man out as they still look for a trade. more sports up next. >>> sixers coach brett brown sees what you see, way too many big men right now so brown tells "action news" today that the sixers are still, looking to trade jahlil okafor or nerlens noel. he admits he feels very connect to okafor and noel but they are desperate for a point guard and while they cannot possibly play with all these big men, can they. >> no, you are not. we have talk about it freely. i talk with my players, freely about the log jam that we have with all of our business. you know, somebody asked me on record the other day do i expect a trade to be made? i would be surprised if there wasn't one. i talked to my own players about that same thing. it is pro sport. it is real. >> how real is this if if you thought fletcher cox got paid did you see what the indianapolis colts quarterback andrew luck was paid today, six years, 140 million-dollar, luck's one of the biggest deals in nfl history. that is more than the cost to build union stadium. they are taking

only from xfinity. >>> sixers coach brett brown sees what you see, way too many big men right now. re still looking to trade jahlil okafor. or nerlens noel. he admits he feels very connected to okafor and noel but they're desperate for a point guard. and look, they can't possibly play with all these big men, can they? >> no. you're not. and we've talked a lot about it freely. i talk with my players freely about the logjam that we have with all of our bigs, and somebody asked me on record the other day, like, do i expect a trade to be made? i would be surprised if there wasn't one. i talked to my own players about that same thing. it's -- it's pro sport. it's real. if you thought eagles' defensive tackle fletcher cox got paid, did you see what colts' quarterback andrew luck gets today? six years, 140 million. luck scores the biggest deal in nfl history. >>> the union taking on red bulls in open cup play today. pick it up. tie it up. chris ponte scores. 60th minute. his second of the game. union wins, 2-1. they advance in the open cup. they will play new england next. >> brett brown,

. >> lebron james and jim brown, big there. >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m., monday, june 20th.following for you, investigators are sifting through the evidence recovered from a bucks county home after police say a girl was gift to do a sex assault suspect. >>> a new showdown over gun control as authorities sort through the orlando gun massacre. >> cleveland

it is a very big and important moment in our history. >> brown: we heard -- you heard sharon fairly talkut the limitations of these videos, in some cases how much or little it shows us. do you agree we should be careful in watching them? >> i do agree with that because the videos by definition are going to capture a particular snapshot in time from a particular perspective. they're not going to tell the entire story. many times the videos and the audio will be meaningful and giving the public an understanding of what has happened when, but sharon, i think, is 100% right that the public, while i think it's important for them to see this information and in a timely fashion, they have to recognize it's not going to tell the entire story in every single case. >> brown: what kind of initial feedback, if any, are you getting at this point in the community that was so eager for something like this? >> well, i think very positive. some of the folks who, frankly, have been the most critical of the police department and the city for not being transparent, for forcing folks to file either requests

big. >> in browns mills, and it started yesterday at local military base, this is a live look at it right. >> so what's the situation at of -- as of 37:00? >> we're here on browns mills road, julius town road. you can see where the blockade is there. there is another one, if you want to show, everybody here, just down this road where we are right here, down julius town rolled, another blockade here, because of what some of the firefighters with the army base are calling snags, which are trees, dead trees, that are in danger of falling. they've had a lot of that. so they've had to break up everything and block some of the roads here. now, let's go to skyfox, we'll tell you what's happening here. fire crews tell us that they have everything about 25% contained right now, fire crews have worked through the night to get ahold of the flames, platt link -- battling it, the wind has died down little bit since we've been out here, fire started yesterday afternoon inside the joint base but none had to be evacuated. helicopters flew above the fire, to track its movement, with water drops assisting

general, they loved their careers, they loved their time at nasa, and really had such a big contribution. >> brown: you described them sort of joining, or forming a club. i suppose that they almost had too. >> they really relied on each other, so they became this all woman group, because of macy roberts, so she was the first supervisor of computers. she was made supervisor in 1942, so she is the one that decided it should be all women. even though men did apply, but she wanted it to be a close knit group of girls. >> brown: she kept out the men? >> she did. on purpose. >> brown: sort of reverse discrimination in a sense. >> yes, this actually continued for decades. they were friends as well as co- workers. they had spent so much time together, often all night, during missions. they were there for days sometimes, some of these missions. and there were also some concerns that a male wouldn't do as well taking directions from a female boss. brown: what kinds of things were they working on? >> they are thrilling moments, one of my favorite is during explorer one, which is the first american satellite.

meanwhile, governor jerry brown of california giving a big endorsement to sanders' opponent hillary clintonso close to sewing up the delegates needed to get the democratic nomination. brown also cited concern that the stakes could not be higher. that this is no time for democrats to keep fighting each other, and he cited her experience in government as well as the fact that donald trump is the republican standard bearer now. sanders responded by suggesting brown is one of the establishment democrats he's been fighting against. he has said that after the primaries are over, it will be up to hillary clinton to reach out to his supporters, and she says she's already doing that. listen. >> i will certainly do everything i can to unify the democratic party. our campaigns have been reaching out to one another. we will continue to do that. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner is on the east coast right now raising money in new jersey, where her campaign thinks they'll have a good chance to win the primary. she's also doing a fund-raiser this evening in boston with music legend jon bon jovi. al

she got a big endorsement from governor jerry brown and tomorrow she'll kick off a five-day swing through the golden state where polls have her and sanders in a dead heat. linzie and kendis. >> very important to see what happens on tuesday there in california. kenneth moton for us in d.c. >> thanks. >>> a possible third party candidate has been identified as david french. >> yes, he is a conservative writer, constitutional lawyer and iraq war veteran. a source involved in the effort to recruit an independent alternative to donald trump tells abc news that french has had serious discussions about ag french tweeted last night, i'm incredibly humbled by and grateful for the many expressions of support. we want to switch gears and get to the flooding emergency that is taking place across texas. >> we start in northeast of san antonio where floodwaters swept away that jeep which had only been parked for a few moments. the driver had left it there and there was no one else inside. north of this area officials say the swollen brazos river crested last night. more than three feet above its previo

brown jr. middle school. >> reporter: last year they made this big announcement about willie brown jr. opening up.e years will have the option of choosing whatever public high school they want to go to with with the exception of lowell. parents said that the staff focused more on technology rather than discipline. by the time the staff figured it out, apparently there were too many outbreaks of violence. the principal resigned and other staff members quit. part of the problem may have been that 11 of those dozen weren't from the city. therefore, you know, they are unfamiliar with the high cost of living and the behavioral management required of the job. now willie brown jr. has a new principal. he says he is focused on setting things straight. he has made a no swearing rule. that's a new staff. hopefully, parents say, this year will be better than the last. back to you. >> thank you very much. live in san francisco. >>> happening today in the city officials are scheduled to vote on a new concession stand near coit tower. they would appreciate having food and drinks available. others say it would d

. >>> democratic rival hillary clinton won a big endorsement today. governor jerry brown threw his support to the front-runner. he called her "the only path forward to win the presidency and stop the dangerous candidacy of donald trump." a poll released today shows clinton ahead of bernie sanders by 13%. another poll released last week showed the two in a virtual tie. >>> still ahead, it's the hottest ticket in town. some of them are fake. tonight getting your hands on warrior tickets and how to spot if what you're buying online is the real deal. >>> feeling let down by humanity. you wonder what people -- why would they steal this? >> the unusual thing thieves stole from one woman's home and it's left neighbors baffled. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. still a mild 79 right now in antioch. walnut creek 68. look at that alamo at 75. we're tracking the possibility of 102-degree heat. two novato teenagers accused of killing their classmate will be tried as adults. >>> two novato teens accused of killing their classmate will be tried as adults. a marin county

either side about 1. 9 inches and that is what the big storm hitting manassas and weakening. darker brownhwest leesburg about an inch and you can see predominantly blue around cross junction and west of i-81. storm reports grow in terms of damage and hail reports. hail reports and this is wind damage and charlestown and you see up to the west of hagerstown and grouped south of leesburg and also south of 15. so this one right here, golf ball sized hail in middleburg and 1.8-inches in diameter. hefty for us and about 1.5- inches in middleburg as well. that was the video we showed you earlier when howard was driving through live on route 7, that is the storm and look at this, this is what started it all. up around martinsburg and trees down and berkeley trees and golf ball sized hail. hb is headed south on route 50 50 -- and i think you will see damage. >> yes, we have seen a little bit of tree damage here and there. thankfully where we were in some of that bigger hail you other than minor damage, we haven't seen some reports but martinsburg. a bad accident and a fatality and whether or not

so jerry brown is a big, important choice. he's someone who if you were a few years younger, we could have seen playing a big role in this presidential election, perhaps as a clinton challenger himself. yet, he's endorsing a few days before this key california primary, where bernie sanders and hillary clinton are locked in this really tight race. there aren't many endorsements that matter, but jerry brown is one that could help hillary clinton a little bit. >> so eric, turns out donald trump doesn't like the media. he doesn't like reporters asking questions. there was this event here in new york city at trump tower, where trump released where the money from his veterans fundraiser all went to, but he lashed out at the media for asking questions. let me play you one clip where he goes after our friend jim acosta. >> you keep calling us the dishonest press, the disgusting -- >> well, generally speaking, that's 100% true. go ahead. >> i disagree with that, sir. if i can ask you this question, it seems as though you're resistant t

. >> it's a big day for aaron brown. he, too, is about to receive a shelter cat. >> i've played with all the cats in here. but i've never had one of my own, and it's going to be different. i mean, this is something i'm going to spend years of my life with. and there's the responsibility aspect. i mean, in my life, i haven't had a lot of other lives to take care of. you know, it's always been about me. >> brown has spent weeks preparing for his new cellmate's arrival. >> the first thing was to get places for the cat to be comfortable pretty much anywhere he wanted. got a cat bed there, right by the bars. cat scratch post right here. just a cardboard tube with some old carpet wrapped around it. more beds, another tube with old towel. this is a transit pole in case it can't actually jump up there. >> mr. moore is just coming back from the cat shelter. we've brought in five kittens. >> just like their human counterpart, the new arrivals must also pass security. >> search the items, the cat, the food, everything, make sure th

brown. >> hey, big boy. >> how are you doing. >> or at least trying to. >> this is where my house used tos was 116 eustice street where i grew up. >> reporter: while some faces are the same, he's finding you can't go home again, if home's not there. >> the was a tree is gone now, i used to climb it all the time. >> reporter: the climbing-tree is gone, and the boy grew into a man. he's now telling his story about the highs of celebrity, the depths of great loss, and every little step along the way. ♪ >> reporter: boston 1982, and bobby brown and his friends team up for talent night at the strand theater. the boys come in second, but won something even better, the attention of local music producer, maurice starr. he helps polish their moves, record an album in this humble studio, and get a record deal. new edition was born. we went back to the stage where it all began. >> it's this point, this is where it all starts, this is are with -- where it snaps for me. i own this. >> you own the stage? >> and everybody out there is with me. i own this. >> through everything you've been through in you

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now, the big deal around here was jaylen brown from cal played his freshman season there and was thehird pick overall, number one, of course, to the boston celtics, 19 years of age. kind of cool about him. he's the only kid in new york there without an agent. he said, well, i'm just taking my time. i'll do my thing. so this kid wasn't on the hustle to begin with. and we'll see. with freshman of the year in pac-12. once again, the highest draft in cal players, aheme in the 1996 draft. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i was sweating bullets when the final -- when the final five seconds came in. but it's -- i knew they were heavily interested when they asked me to come back for a second workout. but you hear different things every day. it changes every day. so i was not sure at all. but i'm glad to be here. and i think it's a right fit. >> once again, you watch this draft and the nfl, it's all american-borne players. you can see video of them in action. also, hey, you can root for your -- maybe your alma matter, your favorite school. -- alma ma at that. there's a boat load of rp playe

the next big primary after connecticut would be new york. democrats weren't going to nominate jerry brown for president in 1992. he was too erratic, too fringe for them. but if jerry brown could follow up what he pulled off in connecticut, if he could beat bill clinton, beat him in new york, beat him in the brightest media spotlight in the world, well, then it wouldn't be too late to find a new candidate. someone else to jump in the race. a white knight to save the party from bill clinton. those were the stakes for bill clinton. that was the crisis he was facing in late march of 1992. jerry brown by the way, jerry brown was loving it. it had been years. but suddenly here he was back in the middle of the biggest stage in all of politics. and what made it even better for him, he clearly, clearly had it in for bill clinton and the feel was more than mutual. >> he is funneling money to his wife's law firm for state business, number one. i don't care what you say about me but you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife, you're not worth being on the same platform as my wife -- >

brown of ohio. those are the big names bandied around a lot. >> let's move over to donald trump.r mystery and a wider array of names. they have gone from jeff sessions in the senate to even ivanka trump, according to one report in "the washington post." >> really? >> really. >> up in the air there. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> just ahead, the world's cutest trespasser, all caught on camera. plus more slow jam with jimmy fallon and president obama. he? yes, dr? you're washing that baked-on alfredoy hand,right? yes, dear. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. this turned out great. cascade. ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >>> 27 minutes past the hour. leading the news on nbc ne

. >> like san francisco's then major willie brown who had big plans for the city's treasure island. an undeveloped slab of land at the base of the bridge. >> you were thinking about putting a casino on that island? >> that is correct. >> when he looked at the plans for the fancy new bridge, something was missing. >> they were not putting any any off ramps to treasure island. >> without ramps you can't develop that island at all. >> you can't use the island. >> so brown said no ramps, no new bridge. and he stopped the project. >> we have almost 280,000 vehicles crossing this bridge every day. filled with people. significant. let's say 8 with that kind of magnitude. goodness knows it could have happened. >> so they were flirting with disaster pretty literally. >> that's a pretty modest statement, yes. >> did you feel any sense of urgency because maybe there was going to be another earthquake. >> no, no sense of urgency. i believe the old structure was adequate, period. >> and as so often happened here in the bay area, mayor brown won the battle you can see crews working on the ramps a

. >> when we spoke with senator harry reid, that was one of his big concerns about bigging a sherrod brown or elizabeth warren or any democrat. he would fight like hell for democrats not to do that. we are hearing some signals that there is an openness, even from that echelon of the democratic party, to it being elizabeth warren in particular and that must mean they're confident that they could win that seat in a special election. >> sure. but look, on paper, i completely agree. a clinton-warren ticket would be incredible. elizabeth warren on a ticket with hillary clinton i think would be attractive to bernie sanders supporters, would be something that would make them say, okay, i will vote for her. short term politically, it's brilliant. long term i think it is a huge problem. a clinton-warren white house i think in the long term will be like washington's version of "empire." >> why do you think that? >> lots of competing factions. imagine you've got elizabeth warren, who has a defined ideas who as a senator can fight like hell to push her ideas. but once she becomes vice president, she i

speaking to our phil matier brown was asked how big a role climate change played in his endorsement thisof hillary clinton. >> seeing trump call climate change a hoax, that tells me we cannot take any chances. she's ready on day one, um, to do the job of president. >> more than two decades ago brown lost the democratic presidential nomination to bill clinton then governor of arkansas. >>> it is 5:15. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> looking good. no metering lights yet over at the bay bridge. if you are heading into san francisco, this is a good time to join your fellow commuters. not much of a delay in the cash or fastrak lanes maybe a slight delay in one of the right lanes but not too bad at 5:15 this morning. game one nba finals at 6:00. so yeah, you can expect some extra traffic tie-ups for sure along 880 and surface streets near the coliseum. right there in the heart of the evening commute. san mateo bridge, everything looks good for now. we mentioned earlier that overnight roadwork the right lane was blocked approaching the high-rise. that's long since cleared. it wrapped u

brown. >> cool. >> so three big groups and we expect two or three more to be added. >> saw some. the website. >> what's your website. >> do ac is the best website. >> we'll link that to fox 29. >> excellent. >> thank you very much. >> kathy, thank you. >> have great summer. >> good to be here. >> back to you guys in the studio. so much fun. lots to do and guess what, summer underway. >> we need to do ac. kathy, thank you. even the terminator apparently not tough enough to scare off an elephant. >> while on safari in south africa arnold schwarzenegger came face to face with this. >> no, no, no, no. no, no, no. >> bleep. oh bleep. >> chasing them. they're saying no, no, like the elephant will -- they said i'll turn around. can you manage jane seeing that in your rear view mirror. the act movie star and former california governor posted a 302nd video of the encounter on his twitter account. you can't post more than 30 seconds. the elephant appears in front of the vehicle then walked off the road before circling a truck and then charged it from behind. no one is hurt. that includes t

big name endorsement. when a state votes on tuesday, california's jerry brown said he'll vote for clinton. this despite his decades long rivalry with her husband. the 78-year-old veteran of california politics said he was deeply impressed with bernie sanders and even compared his message about wealth inequality to his own presidential campaign, but what conceded that the -- but he conceded that the math was on clinton's side. brown wrote in part this is no time for the democrats to keep fighting each other. the general election has already begun. next january i want to make sure it's hillary clinton who takes the oath of office, not donald trump. here's how senator sanders responded. >> in every state that we have gone into, we have taken on the entire democratic establishment, whether the governors or the senators with one exception in oregon and the mayors and we have won 20 states. so it's not surprising to me that, you know, we will have other democratic establishments supporting hillary clinton. i like jerry brown, but people can make their own choices. >>> meanwhile, sanders continue

what really happened on that big conference call between donald trump and his key surrogates yesterday? we'll ask senator scott browno was on the call for "the real story." >>> some voters in media crying foul over the timing of the ap's report that clinton clinches the nomination. >>> what is the one area donald trump can consistently beat hillary clinton and why doesn't he talk about it more? find out just six minutes from now. >>> a popular beach in southern california has been closed for the second time after sharks sighting just off the coast. lifeguards had to close sunset beach in orange county sunday because a group of great white sharks, some of them up to 12 feet long -- yikes -- were seen just 50 yards offshore. the beach re-opened yesterday but had to be closed again hours later when more sharks showed up again. the beach is closed while officials assess the situation. they say they're hanging around shore because el nino has meant recall with aer than usual water. >>> tropical storm colin turns away from the southeast but not before dumping a lot of rain on the sunshine state. people filling sandbags pr

brown. tomorrow potentially a very big day there at the u.s. supreme court.ight ahead, 36,000 acres and counting have been scorched in southern california as wildfire rages through the state. we speak with one of the photographers capturing the fire after being evacuated themselves. barrel has won awards for their delicious cheddar and they put that cheddar in a new macaroni & cheese. can you spell delicious? delicious. d. e. l... the fastest delivery guy in chicago. meet maximum strength mylanta®. like owen, it works fast. unlike him, it makes heartburn go away. strong and soothing. new mylanta®. faster than heartburn. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> this breaking news we follow out of the capital of california, sacramento. there have been a number of people rushed to the hospital because of a multiple stabbings taking place there. here are some of the latest video coming in. you see people kind of running

. >>> a big night here for cal bear jaylon brown was the third overall pick in tonight's nba draft. he's going to be boston celtics. the very first overall draft pick for the 2016 draft that went to lsu freshman ben simmons, the warriors have the 30th pick. >> a lot of new millionaires tonight. >>> first place giants are on their way home after a great road trip. this afternoon in pittsburgh, the bats stayed hot. that's joe panek. giants win it 5-3. they won seven of eight games on this road trip. tomorrow they host the phillies. >>> one of the big reasons that the giants are one of the best teams in baseball, that is their lead-off hitter. >> nbc bay area's collin resch is with us. collin, denard span has become a welcome addition on and off the field. >> reporter: when the giants signed denard span in the off-season, they knew what they were getting on the field. a hit who are puts the ball in play and a fielder who tracks down everything in sight. off the field they figured they were getting a high character guy. as jim kozimor explains, those virtues in direct relation to the wo

the democratic race, something happened in the last 24 hours that could have a big impact in the california primary. jerry brownur-term governor split over many decades of california who doesn't endorse a hell of a lot has endorsed hillary clinton in this race. despite a checkered history with the clintons. you've worked on a lot of campaigns and california, it's a tough place to run. what kind of impact do you think that will have there? >> it is a tough place to run and jerry brown is very popular. one thing that's really interesting about him, he's not necessarily democratic establishment. maybe he served four terms as governor, maybe he's a democrat. but to say this guy is the same old same old with the party and goes along the play along is not to understand jerry brown very well. he is an outsider who plays about his own rules and built a very strong career. for someone like jerry brown to be able to endorse hillary clinton that is a very important endoers. not only for her in california but for voters who like the idea of outsiders supporting major candidates this year. it's reelgly important in a one on

you can watch robin roberts exclusive interview tonight on a special 20/20 bobby brown, every little step i take. >> bigrs now we start way moment so powerful and so beautiful and gut-wrenching it's captivating millions across the globe. it was an emotional farewell for britney. the last known 9/11 search dog. they lined the path up to the fairfield animal hospital there for britney, and her owner walked her in. corless says the heroic golden retrevor was 16 and it was time to put her to sleep. tears were flowing. >> britney is part of our family. i've known her her entire life. >> she is one of us. so it's hard. >> the department members all agreeing that she was a selfless hero like any other in uniform and today they added the black mourning badge to their uniform to honor her passing. >>> now, to an amazingly powerful woman of another kind and both men involved are touched by it. lester townsend 108 years old the grandson of a slave and was in awe of meeting a president for the first time. mr. obama was just as taken aback by his story and age -- >> so how come you look so good? >> i haven't found i

big delay. san francisco northbound 10000 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. now at 5:18, let's bring in steve. >> we're talking country breakfast, sal. >> briefly, steve, couple of eggs, hash brownscon? >> and biscuits. >> okay. >> gravy probably. we do have a big fog bank out there. for some, even though the low clouds come in, it's not that cool. for others a pretty good breeze. low cloud deck and higher clouds even making it far inland this morning. eastern solano, a good push. water temps warmer. about 55 to 58. stephen dunlap in fort bragg says he could feel the warmer temps as soon as he woke up. i think they're going down, more of a northwest breeze. few high clouds to the north associated with a system on the way. west-southwest 26, gusts of 33. delta breeze is there. sometimes you get towards cordelia and the low cloud deck makes it there and the breeze is a far cry from anything close to that. onshore breeze. 58 brentwood. livermore 57. mount view 59. san jose the lone out post with 61. 54 nevada. 51 kelseyville, the coolest low they've had in a long time. 50s for almost everybody. 40s in the mountains. low cloud deck, inland temps continuing their march down wards. lit

big vote. we get to talk with lord browne about the price of a barrel of oil.nue with andrew sentance and lord browne. radio, asn bloomberg they vote in the united kingdom, a conversation with mohamed el-erian. on "bloomberg view" earlier this week was absolutely brilliant. i am tom keene with francine lacqua on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: it is the litmus paper of the system, certainly the litmus paper of remain and leave with the united kingdom. 1.4679.ow sterling, churningxchange today with sterling. i will call that churning as well. up on bloomberg , it is david westin and jonathan ferro. , you will talk about brexit and also with a big banker. jon: it is the calm potentially before the storm. we are spending ahead to fed chair janet yellen. francine: thank you so much, jonathan ferro. now, the big question come friday morning, the day after the referendum, what happens to the u.k., what happens to the eu? us still is former bp ceo lord browne, and policymaker andrew sentance. planbrow do we have a , do we have a plan b? the answer is we do not kn

california governor jerry brown endorsed hillary clinton in the lead-up to the big california primaryune 7. bernie sanders is rallying environmentalists to his camp by calling for a ban on fracking. >> secretary clinton wants one way or another to regulate fracking. i think it is too late for regulating. i think fracking has got to be banned in america. >> i hate money, i hate cheap energy, and i want everyone to die, then i'll buy them coffins. kennedy: what is he going to replace fracking with? >> it doesn't matter, kennedy. he just has to say this is his plan. the endorsement by governor jerry brown wasn't an endorsement. it was like she is the less bad of the two. i think she referred to bernie sanders in his campaign as pretty impressive. but if you want to win you have to vote for hillary clinton. it was a tepid endorsement. kennedy: we go over a lot of the numbers from the primary in 1992. and even back then governor moon beam which is a stinky, dirty hippie who is governor of california again. he loves bernie sanders. he wants him on that wall. it pains him to endorse hillary

big deal. >> i want to play what jim brown said yesterday on "meet the press" about ali.ammad ali loves people, and he had white friends as well as black friends. and the only thing that he hated was discrimination and racism. and so that's the way that i look at him and that's how i'd like to close out my talking to you today. >> reverend jackson, he picked that out because you also wrote about the notion that people describe him as controversial. we overuse that word, but when you look at history and who was on the right side of it and the wrong side of it, where ali took the stand, he was on the right side and we all came to his side. >> there are two things here. one, i remember april 4th, 1967, in the halter room with reverend young and reverend abernathy and working on his speech that night for the riverside anti-war speech. chauncey eskridge brought ali and jim brown into the room. both of them found comfort in each other because both were under real attacks about their anti-war position. the fact that ali and jim brown worked on economic development together and a

. >> sixers coach brett brown would be surprised if the team goes into the season with all the big men tells wip today we have to find a balanced team. finally, how cool are summer camps when you can learn from your favorite nba players. how about playing a star one-on-one. watch james harden. watch the ball closely. where did it go? the kid has no idea. he flipped it over the kid's head and look at the kid's reaction. he's still defending and that's good defense. that's awesome. i'm john clark. we're back right after this. ♪ maybe almond breeze tastes so good because it's the only almondmilk made with california-grown blue diamond almonds. ♪ of course, if you ask one of our almond growers... there's no maybe about it. ♪ almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. proud sponsor of usa volleyball. >>> after a great weekend, a couple storms, it's going to be all right, right? >> yeah, dry weather most of the day. a few showers coming in now. we got more tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be the wettest and stormiest day of the week. as you can see, temperatures are getting well

brown. this is a fighting man now. >> it's a big deal if you're barney frank. i'm sorry, bernie sanders and you want to force changes on the platform. >> you think he should have to become a democrat under the rules, join the party? >> it's not my party. >> i'm wondering what the rules say. he says he will become a democrat after this election. if he runs for the senate, he will be a democrat. i don't believe that. >> it's not how long he stays in the race, it's that he has been basing his campaign less and less on social democratic policies that he supports and more and more on this idea that he's been robbed. >> that is so third world. that is what happens in all the developing countries. if you lose an election it was stolen from you. it's like can't be fair if i lose. there must be something wrong. i was robbed. >> that's a problem with his narrative it's if he loses he was robbed. and if he wins, it's okay. >> now he's going to say i lost fair and square? does anyone expect that? >> he said the rules were the rules. we knew what the rules were going in. i'

brown. >> think it all depends on what she might oh him big time were she to win the white house.laim on the clintons and they would have a debt to him that would probably have to be repaid. roamingg like ambassador global warming or something like that. clearly he needs to make that is signal issue in the days after his governorship ends. i think he would like nothing to have a role where he can go around to all these global conferences and talk which is what he likes to do. narrowly andery can say that his endorsement put her over the top. in january hillary clinton had an 11 point lead in california. in april still a relatively good lead of six points and now it is essentially dead heat according to the latest surveys including one from nbc news in the wall street journal. does it feel this close as you go on the campaign trail and watch the candidates in the final hours before the california voting? >> they've been doing three or four appearances a day all over the state and going to places that not even statewide candidates go to, small towns and so forth. so i think they thi

. >> sixers coach brett brown tells "action news" that he does not expect to start the season with all of their big men and the team is still exploring trades for okafor and noel. he tells jaime apody he is hard on them because he doesn't know where their next home is. the bottom line is this, the sixers is it possible to play with all of these big men brett? >> no, you are not. we talked about it freely and i talk with my players freely about the log jam we have with all of our bigs. and you know somebody asked me on record the other day, do i expect a trade to be made? i would be surprised if there wasn't one. i talked to my own players about that same thing. it's pro sport, it's real. >> you thought eagles defensive eagle fletcher cox got a lot of money you see what andrew luck got today $140 million over six years, the biggest contract in nfl history. >>> swinging over to wimbledon roger federer knocks off marcus willis. he was the lowest second round qualifier in 28 years, federer wins and what is amazing about this is that willis nearly left tennis not that long ago to move to philadelphia an

big names -- >> okay. okay. okay. >> scott brown was there talking about dna tests. >> a guy who is -- what is she doing?e? >> ancestry.com makes sense because he wants -- >> spit into a vile and -- >> spit or blood? >> spit right in. >> somebody needs to be a surrogate with credibility, just saying. >> so he said quote i hope that -- >> no. can't be warren. >> i will speak very openly about her if she is. she is one of the least productive senators. we will call her pocahontas for a reason. she says she is native reason. she used that to advance her career. i think she is racist because what she did is very racist. nicole closing her eyes. i know they are really sad they were the ones that organized this. the republican national committee where he suggested dna testing may have to come into play. >> no. >> she is not native american. she is not 1/32. she has no native american background except for what her family told her. harvard and pen can release the records. she can take a dna test and release the records herself. there has been no effort. >> this is when you know you're losing a debate, when your