the blazers had an answer. he had the 3. he made the 4 point play. the blazers took a 1 point lead.eason why he scored 23 points. the blazers had to norlin's down two games to none for game three on thursday. >>> the celtic fans were in high spirits. he rises to the playoff occasion. he storms to the hoop. date led by 9 at halftime. this was difficult. he went for 30. the celtics held the upper hand most of the way. he will bury a three despite the injuries to two of their best players. 121-106. they will be in milwaukee four- game three others a. >>> there is only one place -- for game three. >>> there is only one place, in toronto where there are dancing dinosaurs. the raptors have a 44 point 1st quarter. he shows he can drive it to the hoop. they take a 2-0 lead.>>> history continues to be made in the case of the expansion, las vegas golden nights. they tried to close out the la kings with the four game sweep. only 1 goal was scored in the 2nd period. he was taken from the expansion draft. it is a 1-0 shut out. never has an expansion team one a world series in its first year. >>>

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were telling me you love the idea of a blazer.ou can just like throw on your blazer and you'll be like perfect. >> yes, it's the perfect transition piece and the whole look pulls together for how much? >> $88. >> yep. >> no way. >> yep. you want to ask jesse a question. >> what's your favorite part of your outfit. >> i love it because it's super-duper comfy. >> and looks great. thank you so much, jesse. thank you guys. [ applause ] great idea. really nice looks. okay. so we have another look right now. >> yes. >> tell us a little about meghan's look first. >> this look is just such royal. it looks royalty. it looks super high class and because it is. she was going to pete with the queen so understandably it is. and, of course, expensive as well. her coat and her dress both add up to about $2,000, add in her shoes and beautiful beret which she's bringing back on the map and whole look pulls together for about $3,000. >> that's her magic number but not ours. everybody, take a look at what melissa did with our models. >> we have lola

. >> jimmy: is he wearing the green blazer?way. >> jimmy: that's an amazing deal. >> what an accomplishment. i was actually at the 18th green in augusta, georgia. i was sitting right off the green, i watched it happen. >> jimmy: wow. i mean, i watched it happen, but, you know -- >> i was there, and the funny thing about it is it said, "no cell phones," so nobody kind of really knows. you only know what's going on by the manual scoreboards like in fenway. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they take a while to kind of update, and then, you hear kind of roars from the other parts of the thing and you don't really know what's going on. >> jimmy: have you been there before? >> no, my first time, it was unbelievable. i went with a friend of mine from back home in st. louis. we used to wait tables together. >> jimmy: a big golfer? >> i used to play golf, yeah. i'm never good, but, it's like -- >> jimmy: me either. >> it was one of those things like in la when i was unemployed. i got to play a lot of golf. [ laughter ] because the weather is always n

nuggets are about to 9° up now, the denver nuggets are about to go up against the portland trail blazerswestern conference, they are the only team is the west that can still qualify in that top rate. that is it for now. hello again, good morning. west wales, the far south—west of england saw the best of the temperatures and sunshine on monday but for the many other parts of the uk, it was rather dull and misty. we saw rain developing more widely across england, pushing into wales and that will continue to work its way northwards and for most of us, disappointing temperatures this week. a lot of cloud and some rain at times. easterly winds are setting up so it will always be better towards more western parts of the uk. at the moment, our weather map is dominated by a large area of low pressure which is not really going anywhere at all, picking rain up from iberia and pushing it towards france and heading it towards our shores. so the rain that's been developing continues to work its way northwards away and eventually from northern england up into scotland apart from the far north—west. so

they switch 20% of the would use to start the fire with plastic, which often fuels real blazers.r than the standard test with wood. another example, in this test, the panels were installed from bottom to top between them. the fire barely get started but on real buildings, the facades to have gaps, either by design or poor workmanship. look what happened when that was tested, oxygen driving the fire upwards. we are shocked by the findings, they demonstrate just how out of date the current testing regime is and how important it is to take account of how these building materials are used in practice, not as how they perform under lab conditions. after the tragedy here, the government asked a senior engineer to review building regulations and testing, she will report soon. the insurance industry wants one of her findings to bea industry wants one of her findings to be a rethink of you're with the briefing from bbc news. here are the headlines: president trump and emmanuel macron have agreed to work towards a new deal with iran, to curb its nuclear and missile programmes. the parents

she's in, in my opinion, stunning white michael coors blazer and hat and the blazer is stealing the showhat do you think? >> i think it's gorgeous, glamorous, very old hollywood. she looks great and i love the hat actually. >> i love the hat, too. >> looking ahead to tonight and the state dinner, you dressed michelle obama a number of times. was the '09 india dinner the first one for you when she was wearing your dress? >> yes. i was in miami when she wore it because i had no idea until the last moment that she was going to wear it or not. it was always a big, big surprise. >> we're playing through all of these. i think that was the dress from '09. we're going through all of the different dresses she wore of yours. perfect because it was the india state dinner, you're an indian designer. what was the process of designing for her? >> it was never 100% you were sure she was going to wear it. you get a call from the white house saying it's the india state dinner, would you design a dress for her? so it was always close to time. you have to pull in all plugs. they were afraid to give me meas

sweeping the portland trail blazers kay blazers kay thompson talked about the pelicans...h alvin was an assitant with the warriors when they won the nba title three seasons ago(sot: warriors) "i mean alvin has got those guys playing at an amazing pace, very up-tempo. jrue holiday is looking like ... an all-nba type of point guard ... he can defend and run the team. i've seen anthony davis i've seen plenty of highlights of what he's doing this postseason ... its amazing. so that's going to be a huge challenge for us and i could go on and on." the red-hot a's come in to tonight with 9 wins in their last 10 games... chilly nighti n texas... as oaland looks for a 3-game sweep of the rangers top 3rd... scoreless... khris davis... deep drive to right... and it's gone for a 2- run home run... 2-0 a's... davis' 7th homer of the season bottom 5h... now tied 2-2... isiah kiner-falefa... with the bloop single off kendall graveman... the eventual game-winnng run scores... 3-2 rangers... good outting for graveman... however... 6 ip, 3 runs, 7 srike outs but the a's lose... final

they're blowing past the trail blazers. they're up 16 when davis throws down the reverse. 12 points, 11 rebounds, and a reverse too. the pelicans cruise 119-102 leading the blazers three games to none. they can wrap it up on saturday. >>> 76ers against the heat. joel embiid back after fracturing his orbital bone three weeks ago, and that thing did not impact his game at all. he's 7' 2, plays inside, plays outside, one of the best young players in the league. three of four from behind the arc for him. sixers win 128-108 and lead their series two games to one. >>> this is how bad the giants offense has been this year. they played 18 games and scored 0 or 1 run in 10 of those games. a family of giants fans in arizona, the diamondbacks 12 and 5 coming in. brandon belt leading off the second inning taking greinke deep to right, but that was the extent of their offense today. almost got more in the third. joe panic to the deepest part of field, collision, nobody calls it, and the two players collide and other but somehow they cat

occasionally wore a very bright orange blazer to show his support for the team. >> i remember that blazer it on during the games. >>> a war of words is now heating up between two silicon valley giants. apple ceo tim crook has been highly critical of facebook. he's calling for increased regulation of facebook after it admitted that cambridge improperly gained access to more than 50 million facebook user profiles. mike zuckerberg fired back calling his criticism highly misleading. >>> well, the annual bfb concert is moving from mountain view to the concord pavilion this year. the concert is set for may 13th. and this year's headliner is the group blink 182. the event is hosted by the radio station the new alt105.3. and tickets got eon sale friday. >>> well, they are on a week-long march from honduras to the u.s. details about the migrants marching in southern mexico and hoping to end up with jobs in the u.s. >>> this portion of ktvu news sponsored by papa murphies. love at 425 degrees. y's. love at 425 degrees. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of eng

the pelicans swept the portland trail blazers today. in san antonio, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> we'll see you at 6:00. game four can be seen here. 12:30 tip off. and larry beil will be in studio all on after the game. as you heard mike say, the pelicans completed a first-round sweep on their home court. look at that. former warrior, drew holiday added 41 points and that was not a game-high that honored belongs to davis. 47 points came in the second half. pelicans win the game. 76ers and heat. james johnson, he is a black belt, didn't like it and a dust up there. both got t'd up. j.j. redick gave a four-point lead. ben sim him bringing a 3-1 series back to philadelphia. more with the warriors a >>> a lost family caused big delays at the bay bridge to plaza. share sd the photo as the geese >>> welcome to "world news eese tonight." several developing stories as we come on. >>> defending "the fixer." the president takes to twitter to defend his longtime attorney michael cohen. president trump saying cohen won't flip. >>> north korea surp

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the blazer draped over her hourld is from the australian label camilla and marc.eels from tamara mellon. and her bag, oroton. her choice of designers has given a boost on the economic industry by shining a spot light on lesser known brands. many of the items she's worn have sold out. she and harry attended the commonwealth heads of government meeting. she's shaking up the monarchy by assuming duties been she ties the knot. back when kate got engaged to william, she wasn't given any official role before her marriage. will the royal couple honeymoon in africa? rumors that they'll be headed to namibia. they both love africa. namibia is the place brad and angie chose for the birthplace of their daughter, shiloh. the two are eager to start a family. soon after the wedding, the talk could you were to babies. >> they want a baby. they're great rivals. meghan will be 37 in august. >> how long until she gets pregnant? >> one year. >> one year? i was going say one day. >> here's a list i'm sure prince harry and meghan markle will be on in the future. "time's" 100 most influ

he made the 4 point play the blazers took a 1 point lead with the pelicans.ayer. new orleans is down two games to none. -- two -- 2-0. the celtics win over the box. >>> it was all las vegas golden night. they had a watch party. there is the game, that is the only goal. the nights are on the board. mcnabb was taken in from the expansion draft. never before has an expansion team won a playoff series in its first year of existence. >> if the sharks beat anaheim tomorrow guess what comes up next? >> yes. >>> thank you for joining us, have a great night. of pure alchemy. the creation of something from nothing. first stands on no shoulders. it follows no footsteps. to first, the view ahead is wide open. the only thing that first chases&is possibility. you know what we make. first makes us who we are. hi. hey. evening, folks. come on in. hi. wait, wait! hang on, guys! wait! don't you need to check i.d.s? oh, yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. huh? sorry, we don't offer a senior discount. no. no, it's not for me, and now i really need a drink. go on, honey. show him your

he had on a pin on his blazer. oh, the president's son, sorry. i didn't see the jr. part. excuse me, we'll talk about that. >>> donald trump jr. taking aim at hillary clinton, wearing a pin with the word deplorable over a u.s. flag at the easter egg roll at the white house. christopher, we were talking about the -- i cut you off, we were talking about white house interns. and then we'll get to don jr. >> so, just a quick point is that if we're going to have an honest conversation about this, we need to ask, how many people actually applied? so, i mean, if you had only two blacks apply, for example, and one of them got there, that's better than 50%. so, just to sit there and say, well, there's only one black person, to say that means there must be some sort of racism or it's unwelcoming, that's kind of ridiculous. >> yeah, it is. don't you want to know why only one or two black people applied then or why it's so many, how low that number is if that is -- >> that whole thing is a red herring. we not only -- >> hockey must be racist because there's not a whole lot of black fo

she topped her outfit with black blazer. a recycle. it's the first duplicate piece she's worn since beginning her royal duties. she previously wore the alexander mcqueen jacket to the which is part of a pants suit to the endeavor awards in january. later saturday, they arrived at the queen's birthday celebration concert. her dress was from stella mccartney. she paired the dress with blue heels. meghan sat alongside her future husband in the box surrounded by her future in-laws. prince william sat next to the queen, who turned 92. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you're not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> the queen even took to the stage, where her son, prince charl charles, led them in a cheer. >> hip, hip, hip. >> all: hooray! >>> another famous child arrived. dwayne johnson shared this adorable and precious shot. write,ing, quote, blessed and proud to bring another strong girl into this world. and mom is lauren hashian. he let it slip, it was gia. >> you knew? >>

. >> on wednesdays, we wear pink >> but show creator tina hit the pale pink carpet in a white hot blazerss. >> i feel a little bit like it's our wedding again because like we're like, okay, who's got grandma? like, who's driving? >> tina's husband jeff richmond wrote the music for the two and a half hour show. and while none of the film's o.g. stars attended, tina says they have an open invite. >> i wrote a letter to all of them and sort of said, door's open whenever you want to come, so hopefully, yeah, we'll see them. >> love you. >> can i have each of you recite your favorite line from the movie as the character? >> i'm the fun mom. or the cool mom. which is it? >> i'm the cool mom! >> that is so fetch. >> stop trying to make fetch happen. it's not going to happen >> a lot of the "30 rock" alum are here tonight. is there any talk of a reboot? >> we would no by may. if there was a great idea for a reboot, we would find out in may? >> what? >> may is when nbc will announce its upcoming lineup. >> that was as much of a tease as i could possibly think of. >> you're excited. >> i'm way too

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. -- blazers. the 76ers are doing good. >> the schedule for the raiders have been released. marsh on lynch and his cousin, his backup quarterback took time to break it down. >> i will let you speak on that. >> next. >> that is what is going on. >> we are playing san francisco. it will be a short week. >> so you are not a san francisco 49ers fan anymore? no. >> i think he must've gotten a side deal because they have a lot of monday night games. >> it is realistic. >> from one football to another. this just in. rugby entered the semi final round as they won their game. >> as i sit back in my rocker and watch where you're basketball, a little love for us old guys. he will be 38 in august. how does he spend his downtime, does he play video games or do endorsements, his passion is to read. >> it keeps me calm. it keeps my energy levels up. i always appreciate learning whatever it is. i try to make sure i always have something available at my disposal to read. >> the 15 your that is always playing reading. even now during the playoffs. >> during the playoffs i will probably review

because of his adoring public he was not only a guest in their homes, he was already a cultural trail blazer >> reporter: in 1965, cosby broke through as the first black actor to star in a lead role in a network show "i spy." and in the 1980s, the eponymous "cosby show" streaming into over 20,000 households each thursday night, the most-watched show of the decade. >> he made people, especially in the african-american community, feel that the depiction of a dad who was a doctor, who was married to a wife who was very accomplished and who he loved, depicted something about themselves. they were the huxtables. >> reporter: post-cosby show, he transitioned from everyone's favorite father to perhaps everyone's crotchty grandfather, especially in the black community. >> everybody knows it's important to speak english, except these knuckleheads. >> he was sharply critical with the way some people were bringing up their children. sharply critical the way some young people were behaving. >> reporter: before he cleaned up his image, there have been signs of a darker side to cosby, at least in his come

and in his plaid blazer with no tie, on the street corner like it's a normal day in a normal life in new york city, there was michael cohen, lawyer to the president, longtime employee of the trump organization, sitting there with friends of his while photographers and everyone passing with a smartphone snapped away. now, matt, can you give us the lead-all, where we stand tonight and why the forces around donald trump are more worried about this investigation in the southern district of new york than they are the larger investigation writ large by mr. mueller? >> sure, brian. and this was not a normal day in the trump universe. you know, we've obviously heard a lot from president trump and from his lawyers about the mueller investigation, and i think that there was at least a sense among his closest confidants that they understood kind of the parameters of the mueller investigation, at least as it applied to president trump. you know, whether they were going to go in for an interview or what the ground rules would be. i think they had a sense of what the landscape was. what is strikin

she was a trail blazer and she broke down doors for people and for women and for real change in this country. and while i could go on and on about her legislative achievements, including the violence against women act, the first bill that i worked on when i came to congress with louise, she was the lead democrat, along with then-senator biden. it was a transformational bill that addressed violence against women. she fought years for it. many people thought it was a personal affair, a family affair, and she fought to making it a legal affair that women should be protected in any and every circumstance. and had money in it to train police and prosecutors to be more sensitive to the needs of women and the violence against them. she was a biologist by training and was very proud of this background and was a leader on f.d.a., health issues, and was the first to introduce genetic information and the anti-discrimination act that became a central part of the affordable care act. that you should not hold pre-existing conditions and prevent health care for people because of pre-existing condit

they lead the blazers three games to none.h, the recurring theme 18 games into the season for the giants, nothing funny about this. no offense. 0 or 1 run in 10 of the 18 games. giants fans in arizona, they were hoping for some runs. they got one. brandon belt went deep off greinke. deep to right. no doubt about it. his third of the season as the giants jump out 1-0, but that was the extent of the offense. >> that's it? >> that was it. yeah, they almost got one here. chris owings making the play. saves a run. he left the game with a head injury. back to the action. ty block, maybe his best outing of the year. went six strong. tied at one, but this is just a gift. i don't think it could have hit that fast ball down the middle, but it was a gift for pollack. the giants lose 3-1. fifth loss in six games. >>> and i'm kind of bummed out about this story. i was looking forward to trace and klay thompson playing close to each other, but trace was traded to the white sox for a player to be named later or cash. trace thompson an a no m

she's a trail blazer for women in aviation. >> reporter: southwest pilot tammy jo shultss makes an emergency landing in if i fe philadelphia. after an engine blew at 30,000 feet. >> the one passenger was killed, seven injured. she's a hero after safely landing the plane. they served in the same squadron back in the earl i 90s chlts he says she deserves even more credit than she's given. saying she has an especially working high knowledge of working aircraft for a pilot. >> she showed yesterday she's an aviator. there's a distinct difference. >> and a pioneer for females. >> that was a special time. we had not only female pilots but we had female enlisted who worked on the aircraft. and which was 99.9% male. >> he says like all women in the navy. shults had to over come many obstacles. >> i know that they had to do it better. and faster. and they had to work harder. >> coming up tonight at six. we'll hear from a pilot about how rare it is for a freak accident like that to actually occur. reporting live. >>> thank you. let's turn attention to the weather. here comes another change. a live look

>> yes, yeah, a couple months ago i went to fit her for her reversible blazer. >> but it wasn't alwayso easy. i mean, now you're sitting here going, "we're doing it. we did it." but talk about some of the challenges as women trying to start a business on your own. i hear it's hard to get a loan. >> yeah. it's still challenging, i would say. so, we are -- we've been doing this for three years. we launched a little over a year and a half ago. we're still very much a start-up. we have faced a whole host of challenges. i think funding is one that you hear pretty consistently. being female entrepreneurs is especially challenging. you hear and read a lot about that. for us, fundraising. it's pretty cliché, but that's absolutely been one. we've been told that we're just two pretty faces. we were told that utility doesn't belong in women's clothing. i also think we've run into some challenges with vendors. so we get painted as too aggressive or too high maintenance. you name it. and our male counterparts don't go through these things. >> or it's viewed as a positive thing. >> exactly. >> all r

the blazers are looking to avoid falling behind, 2-0 for the pelicans under two minutes left. leading by two. pelicans, drew holliday knocks down the three. holliday with 33. new orleans wins 111-102, they lead that series 2-0. celtics beat milwaukee. they lead that series 2-0. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have .. to start >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> it should be a great one. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> go as.

they swept the blazers in round one.ain guy to watch is anthony davis. 33 points in four games. the warriors are very familiar with the head coach. former golden tate assistant alvin gentry.>> fortunately alvin gentry does not know what he's doing, that the joke, that the joke. you get a lot of threats, they spread you out, they make it difficult to cover the whole floor. we will have our hands full. >> i knew a d has some big numbers. if he does play, holly lou yeah but we got it. >> that's what we've been doing this all season. we sincerely miss him and cannot wait till he gets back. >> klay thompson talking about the possibility of having seth curry in the lineup. as of now it is unknown if he will be ready for game one. his update is expected later this week. i could say for sure from what we saw last night for the five games against the spurs, definitely need curry going forward throughout the playoffs. >> the pacing, it changes the whole way they play. the mac new orleans is very aggressive. >> we like to see him p

the blazers are looking to avoid falling behind, 2-0 for the pelicans under two minutes left. leading by two. pelicans, drew holliday knocks down the three. holliday with 33. new orleans wins 111-102, they lead that series 2-0. celtics beat milwaukee. they lead that series 2-0. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far

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new orleans pelicans also looking to go up 3-0 against the blazers.a.d.. surprising, they're on a collision course with the warriors, up three games to none. >>> baseball giants searching for offense. continuing tonight with a little one looking on in the desert, second inning. taking out the belt. brandon belt his third homer of the season. this is a solo homer off zach. 1-0 giants. joe panik gets hold of one. chris was going to make the catch, but gets kneed in the face by a.j. pollack and had to leave the game. tie block goes six-inchinnings. that turned out to be the game winner to break a 1-1 tie. d-backs prevail. they're 13-5, giants fall to 7-11. the a's had the day off. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. as shu mentioned, game four possible sweep by the warriors sunday 12:30 here on abc7. post game to follow. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news continues online on it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less, bu

. >> reporter: the man in the blue blazer is derek robinson, a navy environmental coordinator. he told all local media he wasn't available for on-camera interviews. the man in the blue t-shirt is brian butler, a resident and community organizer. we talked with him outside. he's especially concerned about the epa's new findings of allegedly falsified cleanup data. ? 90 be 90% to 97% of the testing data the navy's been basing everything on, that the investors for lennar and five points are basing everything on, is fraudulent. >> reporter: the nbc bay area investigative unit has been following this story for years. the navy admits that its contractor, tetratech, may have falsified up to half of its soil samples. but the new epa information means potentially more alleged fraud and a longer cleanup and a longer delay until 10,000 homes will be built here. residents are losing confidence in the whole process. >> no, this is not going to get cleaned up. they're just going to continue to throw money at a problem. >> reporter: there's a pretty well-organized group of residents out here

there are fears flying embers could spark new blazers.ined nato. barbara bush is said to be in failing health and is no longer seeking medical treatment, a statement from the office of her

there are fears flying embers could spark new blazers. in montenegrin the clear favourite has won the presidential election. it is the first such pollutants the country joined nato. barbara bush is said to be in failing health and is no longer seeking medical treatment, a statement from the office of her husband, george bush senior, says she has chosen to focus on comfort care. at ten o'clock michelle will be here with a full round—up of the days news, first, it is click. old mackelly had a farm, ai—ai—o. and on his farm, he had a robot tractor, a flower picker and, oh, it looks like we're taking on a new member of the team! if i'm honest, i'm as comfortable on a realfarm as a cow would be in a data farm, but i'm here to see a world first. as farming gets more automated, it might not come as a surprise to know that many modern tractors will drive autonomously in a straight line. nearly all of them, though, need a human operator to turn the corners and generally be the brains of the operation. what's interesting is that in this one field i

jim, i'm glad you don't wear a blazer. are your sleeves rolled up to your elbows?> they are down right now. next time i will. jesse: what do you make of this book, then we'll talk about the raid. >> there noise better definition -- there is no better definition of the swamp and this deal. mr. comey is fired, he leaks the document to the "new york times," rod rosenstein names bob mueller special counsel and one of the issues they were supposed to look at was, was it obstruction of justice in the firing of comey. if that's not the swamp, this roundabout thing they have going, i don't know what is. jesse: he personally signed off on the surveillance of the campaign knowing it was based on a fake dossier, then he's the one who wrote the memo to fire comey. then he's overseeing the investigation into the firing of james comey. then he signs off on the raid on president trump's personal lawyer. just to the raid itself. >> you pointed this out. the contrast between what they did with secretary clinton. i had secretary children tomorrow in the benghazi hearing under oath.

senate for a woman who is already a trail blazer. tammy duckworth, the first senator to give birth while in office. she was welcomed back to the senate floor with her newborn daughter. children under 1 have never been allowed there before, but just this week, duckworth's colleagues changing the rule, making it easier for her now and other senators to care for and nurse their children while at work. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. late developments, word of the prisoner set to be set free after more than two decades on death row. >>> also, the fraternity suspended tonight at syracuse university after this disturbing video is made public. those frat students accused of saying, "i solemnly swear to always have hatred in my heart." and what else was captured on that video. >>> also, we're tracking that storm moving across the country. treacherous driving today, and the new system we're watching tonight. >>> and then, the deadly tv tower collapse. the worker killed when the nearly 2,000-foot tall

he doesn't wear the traditional blue blazer or have the traditional rolls-royce and he drives a lamborghini. now they have come to see that the invitation is incredible. >> host: is going to spam is gigantic and you saw s in that y working class and citizens vote for him. maybe in contrast to hillary clinton. we may not know that. but as a wealthy person himself with the residents what do you think about that? >> guest: he is a picture yet and when the national anthem was played i think of course this is after the campaign but it was a very heartfelt feeling that most americans have and at the same time he is very likable and candid. he would say i didn't get anything out of them so he is appealing and people like that as well. hillary clinton treated her secret service agents with such disdain that it is considered a punishment whereas they treat them with respect. i asked how do you like being protected by the secret service and they said it's wonderful. i will be playing golf as they are all looking different directions and if i miss a shot, they don't see it. by the way their son is als

>> and obviously he is successful and doesn't wear a traditional blue blazer and everything that palm beach hates but now they have come to see that is incredible. >> so that is gigantic you see so much of the working-class and ordinary citizens in contrast to hillary clinton but those with ordinary americans what do you think about that? >> on the one hand he is a patriot. and when the national anthem was played and the nfl but that was after the campaign and that is what most of us haven't at the same time and he would say. it is appealing. that is quite different. in the secret service agents with such disdain and this is from my previous book event to be protected by the secret service. and also and then others like the bush twins that try to lose their agents the barren is very gregarious he will go around that mir-a-lago on the terrace to say enjoy your breakfast. just like trump. and when he was two years old milania was feeding him the bottle and then he walked back into the cabin. but he took the bottle out of his mouth and said do you want some like rex one -- mike? be make

and last night he sported a slick warriors color blazer.. all i could think was: i had that jacket!ald and winona ryder and the rest of the 80's movie stars: remember pretty in pink, clueless, heathers???? plaid and shoulder pads.. making a come back! i love it ( darya ) the cavaliers better to pick up the pace tomorrow or they could lose another one to the pacers. but lebron and company have a few distractions: you know king james has a lot of irons in the fire with various tv shows.. he's involved in various legal fights over one of his shows.. it's called "the shop" on the uninterrupted website where athletes talk about stuff while they're getting a haircut. a production company says they helped lebron develop the barbershop show and then he went and did it without them. ( darya ) meantime lebron says nick saban's barbershop themed sports show where football players talk while getting haircuts seems an awful lot like his own. are you kidding me? any of these guys think they invented this??? ( darya ) women have been talking about life to their hairdressers forever.. ever see stea

. >>> blazers at home. just before the end of the first half, collins was shoved.he foul, and he was not done. check this out. holiday misses a floater here. davis cleans it up with a huge put back. young had 47 points and 11 rebounds. the sco if the warriors advance, they will face the pelicans. that's going to do it for me with sports. more news after the break. fille. in fact this week, we introduced you to local researchers... >>> it's well known the ocean contains a lot of garbage. we introduced to you researchers to clean up the great pacific garbage patch. >> we report on a new source of power that comes from a growing amount of ocean trash. >> reporter: off the florida keys fishermen are hauling in a different kind of catch, hooking hundreds of damaged lobster traps. from the bridge of his lobster boat, jeff kramer tallies the cost. >> i've lost about 1,300 traps. >> reporter: you've lost more than one-third? >> yes. >> reporter: more than 300,000 traps gone, losses for creatures above and below. 640,000 tons of fishing gear is abandoned each year around th

blazers, pelicans and thunder against the jazz.e playoff raptors wizards, celtics box. the 76ers will play the miami heat and also the cavaliers will draw the indiana pacers. russell westbrook, mr. triple-double has done it again. westbrook has recorded every game for the entire season on average. second season in a row. no player had ever done this twice in his career. what an unbelievable milestone. jeff carnesecca carnesecca reportedly as head coach of the new york knicks fired. but i guess knights won their playoff. historic season continues in vegas. winnipeg beat minnesota and pittsburgh seven to nothing over philadelphia. a hat trick last night. for all busters. lauren: who won the game with austin and new york? >> the yankees won 10 to seven. >> i know they are in fire. >> but now the mets are the best team in baseball. lauren: jared max coming thank you very much. catches headlines 21st of an unserious channel 115. gerri: a live report from london is straightahead on "fbn:am." these gerri: global markets on edge after a u.