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for "nightline," candace gibson, abc news, new york. >>> thanks to candace gibson.watching "nightline." we're online 24/7 and on our facebook page. thanks for watching and good night. >> hey, everybody, welcome to the show. now, i'm not gonna try to tell you that what you're going to see in the next 30 minutes is going to change your life, but it just might change the life of one of our contestants. so don't move--it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right, our returning contestant is so good at trivia, his friends have nicknamed him "drewgle," a combination of his name, drew, and google. so from milford, connecticut, please welcome back drew bayers. what's up, buddy? ♪ drewgle. >> drewgle. >> they--they--they'll just call you for any just crazy trivia question? >> everybody's got that one friend that if you don't have your smartphone on you or you've got no service, who would know this absolutely useless fact, s

for "nightline," candace gibson, abc news, new york. >>> thanks to candace gibson."nightline." we're online 24/7 and on our facebook page. thanks for watching and good night. ♪ ♪ ♪

i'm sure candace is working on that right now. have you ever walked in target with one thing and walk out with a bunch of stuff, two or three bags. do you want to necessity why, alex. >> why. >> is there a web site called delicious. one reason could be because the stores don't play music. >> what? >> i think that makes sense. research shows that listening to music increases our productivity, and it turns out the company is looking to add music and has been testing it out for pennsylvania few years they just don't know what type of music to play just yet. >> i disagree gree. sometimes music is distracting they come in here and hear a good song i would be like hey. what is the grocery shopping cart. >> hey. >> yeah. >> sprinkler. >> i get distract i know the word i'm not thinking about what i should buy. that is not why i'm expecting. >> i think it is because so many good deals. i go in for toilet paper and then paper towels are on sale. look at those vegetables and the kid toy. >> do you know section you walk in the target as soon

first we will talk to candace hayes here and get your take on the game.t did you think about that game? >> it was great. durant docked, everything was good to go. we about to win it baby. [applause] [cheering] >> reporter: i had a feeling that candace would say that. we will talk to same as well. they are giving him a hard time. what is your prediction? james always tough. it was -- it was an epic battle. what's your prediction. >>> >> warriors in five. clay will put the clamps on kyrie and seth and durant will go off. >> reporter: you heard it. warriors in five. i don't think you will hear a lot of people who have something to dispute about that. you can see they are getting ready up here. they will come out to watch the -- they will start in a little while. we are expecting jerry rice, 49ers legend, amazing and ice cube hoping to catch up with them and get their take on the game as well. >> sounds good. all right. in oakland. thank you. >> so fun to be out there. the warriors and cavaliers will repain in oakland for game two in this best of seven. that

of course, jennifer wider, please stand. [ applause ] candace kent, is she -- right in the back. [ applause ] and lamont rucks. he's probably out making sure your spirits and food -- he's from events, candace is project manager responsible for all the work, getting everyone here, helping design the program, et cetera. of course jen is the fearless leader who helped create, frankly, the concept for the center for advancing opportunity. too often the focus is on the ceo of the company, da da da da. i've got to tell you, guys, you outdid your self. i hope each of you will leave. we have a big event which will be state of the opportunity and america's summit. if you thought this was good, we're just going to bring it down. i'm telling you now, wear your pin, tell folks what we're doing. intentionally words on it. people say what's that pin. you can say it's the center for opportunity. we have great work happening. steve, again, by the way, to all of our panelists, every one of you brought so much here for us today. i hope you leave here. whether you agree with everything a particular person sai

. >> candace? >> she's pretty. i like the highlights. she has the most likes.hink, i think it's pronounced >> cristiano ronaldo has the most likes on facebook, out of 2 million users, number one, kind of like his ranking in soccer. >> french soccer player? >> number one. moving on, shall we? >> yeah, we should probably. >> cheetos is giving everyone an opportunity to win some money. all you have to do is find some funky-looking cheetos. so it's the strangest cheat owe shape contest. go through your cheetos and find some that look like funny shapes, and cheetos has an entire museum dedicated to all this. so we thought we would play along. >> they all look alike. >> that looks like a squirrel is what chi kno what cheetos is saying. >> i see >> this one looks like a wishbone or a cactus. >> this looks like the one we showed on television. >> it's a squirrel. >> shall we wishbone it? >> eat that! >> it only works if we both pull on the same one. oh, i won, i got the stem. i got distracted. >> that's the worst game ever. >> i don't think we're going to win this cont

i'm going to do it, candace, i'm going to do it. so good. >>> next "extra," gear up for one monster thrill ride. >> no one does it like tom cruise. >> "extra's" in london with tom. next time. >>> wecome home mr. t.! city. 2024 winner announced in september. >> game one of the nba finals goes to the golden state warriors. they had an eight-point lead at halftime last night against lebron james, cleveland cavaliers. >> and then, golden state started the 13-0 run. and the rest of the game was pretty much academic. kevin dur anlt. led the warriors. with 38 points. curry helped out with 28 of his own. >> lebron james, scored 2 too. and it wasn't enough. gold in state won it, 113-91 t game two sunday night here on abc. we will hear from golden state star, steph curry in the half-hour. >> yeah, riri on the side line. gave kevin durant the opportunity. during the press conference. they said did you stare down rihanna after you hit one of your flees. steph curry was sitting there next to him. see, there goes riri. look at her. she was yellin

as candace you would know where the man. well it was liberating i mean i would dress you yeah i mean or she would know one of those as the main one is that there's a be the first. what was it like to date men as a woman it was freeing it was liberating i felt like my i felt like myself for the first time you know and i i remember thinking you know. nothing ever really worked out when i was trying to do a man is a man there was never a connection and they didn't you know but you know i just felt like i was truly myself in that in those situations and that happening in all over the campaign of my life just like walking down the street every day i remember the first time i threw away all my clothes and i went to the airport i had planned a trip to europe and it was the first time i was living as canada and i i you know walked up to the lady checking tickets and you know she was like thank you ma'am go right in and it was just like you know little things like that not most people would never remember but it had such a huge impac

suffer moms like candace lazar, just don't want to risk it. >> you have to live your life. it's hard, it's hard to kind of figure out how to react. you don't want to over-react. >> reporter: there is that chance. >> yes, there is. >> reporter: and that does weigh on your mind. >> yeah. >> reporter: like what if i put my kid in surf camp and something happens, you would never forgive yourself. >> you would never forgive yourself. and i think that's why i took the step when i did. there were just so many reports one right after the other and it was just getting out of hand. it was crazy. >> reporter: 11-year-old ava mcgovern did convince mom to train as a junior lifeguard in a group. what she is not convinced of, hanging in the ocean alone. >> i was a little scared of the sharks. >> reporter: do you usually surf? >> i did surf but now i'm not quite sure if i am going to surf for, like, a long time now, because of the sharks. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, san clemente, california. >> ninan: still ahead, your chance to help "48 hours" solve a cold case, the murder of a 2

. >> reporter: candace bauer is the president of the historic association and she is fighting to keep the buildings where they are. she is hoping the city will relocate the historic homes to another spot. and if that will help the get the plan approved, he is all for it. >> i feel i have every right as owner of the property to do whatever i want. this is america, right? >> reporter: i am michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >> even if the plan is approved, construction is more than a year out. >>> east bay swimming spot closed until further notice. algae. the same algae appeared last june as well. not only warning people not to swim but advising people to keep their dogs away from the lake. rangers are going to try to put something in the waters to see if that works next week. >> watching to see if we get a return of hotter temperatures which sets the things into motion. low clouds moving over san francisco. when 90s could be making a comeback in the forecast when we come back. >>> his $1,000 gift kardex pyres and then asks isn't that against the law? to volkswagen owners who are part

of trade agreements with people who sort of seem like they're out in the cold with china obviously candace trying to grab on to that but do you think this is really the argument that you know china and kandahar are really tied together by terrorism have got all of these common interests or do you think this is just a case where canada needs to up its game and gain an edge. canada right now i mean it's playing a little bit of a game to secure itself economically just because of what's happening in the states so when you hear that the nafta agreement might be going out the window and that's you know is it going is it not going with what's going to happen china for obvious canada for its own purposes has to have tighter relationships with other trade partners so the e.u. being one of course china being another and you know as well as i do the u.s. is very tied to china like it or not when it comes to their economies and trade as well so that's really a part of the game here with as for these agreements i mean we've seen this type of stuff signed all the time put into hockey you can't get real

australian candace hedges recovering after her neck was stabbed while eating dinner with her boyfriendw zealand, oliver downing reportedly left in a coma after being stabbed in the face, neck and stomach. american, british, german and span earn a spanish are among the wounded. survivor accounts paint a gruesome picture. jerrard said he had just left the pub when he heard screaming. >> that's when i saw the three guys, the three terrorists and they ran up and stabbed the woman. they repeatedly stabbed her, three of them. >> all three of them. >> stabbing her nonstop. and. >> reporter: he did everything could. he threw everything he could at them. >> i chucked a chair. i threw bowls and glasses, trying to get them to chase me. >> reporter: photograph gabrielle shotto captured the moment the attackers were brought down in a hail of bullets. >> at a certain point, the cops came over, so these attackers were surrounded by the police, and they shot them down. >> reporter: britain's emergency medical teams responded quickly, but the sheer number of victims suffering such horrific injuries and

[applause] candace kent. right in the back. [applause] and lamont rux. making surey out that your spirits and food -- he's from our events team. project manager responsible for all of the work, getting everyone here, helping program, etc. and, of course, jen is the fear less leader who helped create, frankly, the concept of the center for advancing opportunity. ce often the focus is on the o of the company, da, da, da. but i got to tell you. guys, you all out-did yourself. i hope each of you will leave -- we have a big event at the end be ouryear which will state of opportunity in america summit. if you thought this was good, to bring itoing down. so i'm telling you now. wear your pins. tell folks what we're doing. intentionally there are no words say what'sople will that pin? we have some great work happening. by the way, to all of our panelists, every one of you brought so much here for us today. hope you leave here -- whether you agree with everything that any particular person said that matter. our goal is to advance opportunity. and that requires th

canda candace kent right in the back. and lamont rucks he's probably out making sure you have your spirits. he's helping to design the program, etseta. and of course jen is the fearless leader who helped create the concept for the center of advancement opportunity. i've got to tell you, guys, you all outdid yourself and i hope each of you all will leave. we have a big event at the end of the year which will be our state of opportunity summit. and if you thought this was good, we're just going to bring it down. people can say what's that pen, and you can say it's the center for advancement opportunity. by the way, to all of our panelists, every one of you brought so much here for us today. and i hope you leave here, whether you agree with anything any particularly person said, that doesn't matter. our goal to to advance opportunity, and that requires we challenge ourselves, right? challenge conventional thinking. because what's the definition of lunacy, keep doing the same things and expect the same result. i want to thank

candace jackson from the office of civil rights said this this week. she's a new person.of civil rights has fallen into a pattern of practice of overreaching of setting up to punish in a paris institutions. the obama administration approach every complaint as a fishing expedition through which our field investigators have been told to keep searching until you find a violation rather than go where the evidence takes them. a senior contributor of the federalist has been working on this topic for a very long time and we have talked to you about this in the past. basically, describe the campus court system in 20 seconds or less and how it's changing now. >> currently, because of the obama administration, schools are basically looking to expel anyone accused. some do get through. for most of the students that get accused end up getting expelled matter what evidence there is. >> martha: mostly sexual assault or harassment cases question mike >> exactly. young men are not allowed to have representation and judge by professors. >> martha: or some pens single investigator. the bas

from candace. potus where are the tapes? hash tag comey day hash tag comey hearing and then one more here, from kathleen who says, is this amonte python exit? i mean this dude has more vague non answers than my last cheating boyfriend. so that's just a sample of what was out there on social media today. twitter was lit up an lot more of that for you on the web and you can watch the full testimony and read comey's statement all online head to our website fox29.com. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at rehoboth beach on this thursday night. so you ready for summer because we're gearing up for heat wave look at it out there. let's get right over to meteorologist kathy orr. wow, iain look at this it is pretty day down the shore even though we have the clouds the temperatures are slowly responding. looking pretty good. high temperatures around the region, looking good as well. in allentown we made it to 74 degrees. philadelphia 72. wilmington 71. trenton 70. mt. holly 69. and atlantic city at the a

candace millard is a former writer editor at national geographic. her writing has appeared in the new york times book review, washington post book world and times magazine. she is the author of the new york times bestseller the river of doubt: theodore roosevelt darkest journey which was a finalist for the quill awards and won the william raquel nelson award. her second book, destiny of the republic, a tale of madness, medicine and the murder of a president also a bestseller, won the 2011 edgar award for best actor crime. the penn center usa award for research nonfiction, the one book one lincoln award, the ohio and award and the kansas book award. her most recent work is hero of the empire, the world war, a daring escape in the making of winston churchill. ishmael beah was born in sierra leone and came to the united states at age 17. his first book along way gone, memoirs of us boys soldier has been published in over 40 languages and was named by time magazine as one of the top 10 nonfiction books of 2007. his first novel, radiance of tomorrow was

that's how candace says it in the prompter. treat yourself. don't cheat yourself.ebrities are spending their first big check. >> eddie you got the t. >> i always have the t. ♪ >>> time now 8:46 on this saturday morning. live look there at the airport. showing you we've seen some rainfall moving through. we have the humidity. 70 degrees right now in philadelphia. look at that humidity up there at 93%. current temperatures across the area fairly uniform. upper 60s in the lehigh valley. berks county reading 69 degrees. 69 in atlantic city. 70 in wilmington and philadelphia. 84 degrees today. some more pop up thunderstorms this afternoon and then 90 degrees for tomorrow. ultimate doppler showing you scattered activity west of philadelphia into parts of south jersey now. burlington county, moorestown looking at some of the rainfall. in around norristown watching out for some showers most of the activity lifting north and east of norristown right now. down the shore, it's going to be foggy cloudy today. 73 degrees. 75 for tomorrow. the poconos scatter the downpours today

candace i know people have been sending some in. let's start showing those soon. there's some.nd miss you even more. so sweet. >> carla, only have one pick of daddy available. he's in heaven world ward two vet. love him. thanks for his service of course and john johnson says left alone new york way. i want to spend father's day with my awesome little ones molly and wesley. yesterday we talked about the best gift for dad leave them alone. >> i agree with john. i don't think that's a fun way to spent the day. no. >> not at all. tomorrow begins the most campaign of seth williams life. what the philadelphia district attorney can expect ahead of his trial. and jenny joyce live down in chinatown after deadly shooting. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. we've moved one block away to police headquarters where homicide detectives are interviewing witnesses after a man is shot and killed overnight at seventh and arf streets. we'll be right back., help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can james: i just