congratulations to the cavaliers.you missed it over the ke weend, maryland won the women's lacrosse championship, yay, ladies. >> atcongratulions. >> yes. big for local schools. >>> now to the latest in in cities yber twag across the country. hackers essentially holding city omputers hostage, sending i entire citiesnto chaos. to be largest city so far hit is baltimore. now we'rein learnthe software that's behind it was developed by nasa.r ather -- developed by the nsa. tom costello from nbc has more. > reporter: this morning, new details on what's behind a series of cyber attacks crippling cities across the u.s. >> everything -- >> reporter: including baltimore hit by a ran someware attack three weeks ago leaving computers froeds frozen, lookin websites and ymts. >> frustrating. >> reporter: a key component of the malware used by the cyber riminals was originally developed at the national security agency. that according to security experts briefed on the case. the "times" reports thensa lost control of the tool known

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and for the judiciary to be cavalier in what we are bringing forward, that does a disservice to the country. we can have oversight. it happened in the holder case. the question is why are we going 10 times faster than in the eric holder case in which there was a slow walk of documents? at best i give the chairman two months, but really we are under 20 days. this is not about oversight. this is about rushing. if you don't believe me, believe hank johnson from georgia. he said two things that i thought should be made clear. number one, we have to get the document so we can impeach. if we don't have the document, we can't impeach. the second thing he said that was even more amazing is we don't have 400 days to wait. that's not about oversight. that's about trying to get to impeachment. >> do you think there's any justification -- [inaudible] >> i think that is something the attorney general in his discussions last night opening up to the committee -- but again, what part do we get when we begin in a negotiation process? for someone to go through this basically legislative dance with the admini

so when he was testifying and being so cavalier about special counsel mueller, the mueller report, and so lis krdisrespect congress, i thought this is about a right-wing ideological hand maiden for the special interest of the company. if you're a young person you care about the climate crisis we're bassing that bill right now on the floor, it is if you're young person, if you care about net neutrality, freedom on the internet, the grim reaper is going to kill dit in the senate. if you're a woman, the violence against women act. the equal pay equal work act. if you care about reducing the role of money in politics like hr 1 legislation. stopping the voter suppression and the voice of the people in our political process, mitch mcconnell will kill it because he said the problem is not too much money in politics, he says there is not enough money in politics. our hr one is about expanding the voice of the people. theirs was getting 83% of the tax benefit to the top 1%. this is about policy and it is also about gun safety. gun safety. connect the dots. when you see barr sitting there, his l

for the first time in five nba finals and was the raptors on the receiving end and not the cavaliers, including a pair of ex-warriors. >> i mean, it is one of those things were basketball kinda brings it together. >> everything that transpired this entire year, you know it was crazy. i've seen alive. >> the associations version of midyear day is now off the hook. >> how assistive all for you? >> evolved or exploded. >> i have been trying to talk to people and i have been standing in front speakers playing with the guys are saying and it is not quite as warm as it was. >> the warriors are now practicing behind that curtain and traditionally no news really comes out of media day. throngs of people surrounding the center who hasn't played in a long time. he could be available to play in game one. in his word he said any minute i can give the warriors i am ready to give them. we will have to see. media day unlike any other. >> you did well with that. >>> we also have you covered on all things warriors online at www.kpix.com. >> the new haven teachers union and the school district have eac

so when he was testifying and being so cavalier about special counsel mueller -- the mueller report and so disrespectful of congress, i thought this isn't about president trump only but about a right-wing ideological hand maidens to special interests in our country and it is important to connect the dots because the american people have to know what this means to them. if you are a young person, you care about the climate crisis. we are passing that bill right now on the floor and i will have to leave momentarily to vote on it. that will be dead on arrival in the senate. if you are a young person, you care about net neutrality, freedom on the internet. the grim reaper is going to kill it in the senate. if you are woman, violence against women act, equal pay for equal work we sent over to the senate. the grim reaper, mitch mcconnell, will kill it. if you care about reducing the reducing role of money in politics and stopping voter suppression and expanding the voice of the american people, mitch mcconnell will kill it, because he said the problem is not too much money in politics. he sai

to me, it was cavalier for him to cast off the notion that his interlocking may have been executed.hat seems about the human rights situation and the brutal regime of kim jong-un. it was an opportunity for the secretary of state to say that. to say look, we want to move negotiations forward. we want to denuclearize the peninsula. this is the kind of behavior that makes negotiations more difficult. and try to send a strong message to kim jong-un rather than sort of peddling this is a soft stance they have since the short range ballistic missile launches that we're going to look the other way and work this out. it was stunningly cavalier for my taste. >> admiral kirby, kylie, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >>> all eyes on wall street today. the dow down slightly minutes before the closing bell. traders have been nervous as president trump renews his threat to more than double tariffs against china, and a shakeup at cbs. norah o'donnell set to become the third woman ever to anchor a major nightly newscast, and some other women making big moves too. only fidelity offers four zero

he had a broef stay in cleveland but the cavaliers let him go. he has seen only limited action in the playoffs. abc7 is the only place to watch the finals. you can catch game one on thursday, may 30th. >>> to the roof now. >> that's where drew is hanging out. >> we're almost done with the showers. we will find much of the bay area has cloud cover right now. we do find a couple light showers. what you notice, you find that the brighter colors are disappearing we're finding some light showers. this is about it in terms of the wet weather that will move through bay area. still seeing some snow in the sierra. live doppler 7, tracking the flakes with a winter weather advisory. this will last until 5:00 early tomorrow morning. some of the highest peaks could pick up a foot and a half of fresh powder. this looks like a picture from the middle of winter. it is on its way south and it will move out of here rather quickly. the storm impact scale in effect until about 9:00. it is still breezy out there with gusts over 20 miles an hour. we'll take to the sou

. >> i think that was an incredibly cavalier comment to be made.sed coming from a veteran, a combat vet no less to talk that sort of in a cavalier fashion about war and conflict with iran. if there would be conflict with iran it would not be clean. it would certainly not be bloodless and would require a whole lot more resources than we have in the region right now. and it would be more lengthy i think than anybody can imagine. it's not a two-punch kind of a thing. >> yeah. >> us hitting them and them hitting the canvas. i found that really err sfobl >> thank you admiral. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. run with us. ♪ on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons may change, ♪ but true character doesn't. ♪ wow! you've outdone yourself this time. what are neighbors for? it's beautiful. nothing runs like a deere. run with us. get a free cart when you buy a x300 select series at your john deere dealer. please sir. there must be something you can do... son.. my father is going. my brothers too. i'd rather die than stay..

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-- in such a cavalier way to somehow suggest that this is something you do just without any thought.what you're witnessing now across this country is this is a decision that a woman makes in conjunction with her family and her physician much the government has no right in my uterus, has no right in my vagina and it's time for us to be very clear and straightforward about that. >> and why do you think that at this particular cultural moment it does seem as though women are somehow being depicted as monsters? why do you feel that that narrative has sprouted with the alabama law, with what we're seeing in georgia, et cetera, et cetera? >> so i don't believe that they're being depicted as monsters, i think whim are being depicted as chattel, that shower the property of someone else. you don't get pregnant unless a man puts sperm into your body and yet the whole obligation about having a child resides with the woman. you know, if we are going to start regulating women and their repro duke testify health, maybe we should start regulating men and their reproductive health. this has gotten q

also had a sense of something new to them because this is the first year where the not cleveland cavaliers is also tougher here where they'll start off on the road, so it's a little different from them. but at the end of the day experience will take over when you're a team that's led by steph curry klay thompson draymond green players as accomplished as that veteran experience will take over and they were cool calm and collected today, they said all the right things and they also said they're playing opponent who is very talented and they'll have to bring your a game if they want to it that 3 people. >>kelly of area teams. and they're here for a reason so you can take a mighty just because they have been here before so they have our respect and. come correct tomorrow. >>this entire years been you know kind of wild for chasing the same goal with doing it you know a lot of noise around us and to to start know here in toronto against a different opponent in our 5th snow say crazy great as for sun. and i like the energy are coming in with a for game o >>now you just heard staff say there's bee

. >>> "the detroit news" reports cleveland cavaliers owner and billionaire businessman dan gilbert isecovering after symptoms of a stroke. the 67-year-old founder and chairman of quicken loans was admitted to the hospital yesterday. the company said he received immediate medical attention and is recovering comfortably. details on his prognosis were not released. >>> "usa today" says another horse died at santa anita racetrack in southern california. it's the 26th horse to die since last december. the 9-year-old gelding injured its front left race during a race on saturday. the horse was euthanized yesterday. santa anita was closed for much or march while a study was done on the racing surface. a task force was created last month to investigate the deaths. >>> the "green bay press-gazette" says packers hall of fame quarterback bart starr is being remembered as a kind and humble man who exuded class. he had been in failing health after suffering two strokes and a heart attack in 2014. starr led the packers to five nfl championships and wins in the first two super bowls. it was his quart

the first time the warriors face a finals opponent besides lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >> game one will be right here on abc 7 tomorrow night at 6:00. remember to send us your fan photos on social media. >> yeah, this is the first time the raptors made it into the nba finals. we're quite used to it. but as you can imagine, fans this are going wild. but the it is qui has a lot of respect for warriors star steph curry. >> sure they do. our reporter is live in toronto tonight. why are they so impressed by steph? >> canadians are so nice. the stereotype is so true. i may not come back to california. more so than anything, steph went to school and played basketball here in toronto for a very short time and it was during that time he had a very pro found infect on not only his coach but the entire community around him. shot. rebound. good on the hard wood at this school an hour outside of toronto. pump fake, hard drive. >> there is a special excitement for thursday's matchup between the golden state warriors and toronto raptors. but perhaps none the way you expect. >> my name

first time during the current streak that the dubs are playing an opponent other than the cleveland cavaliers while we're on the subject of first it's the first finals appearance in franchise history for the raptors and the first time the championship series will take place outside of the country so while playing finals has become a little bit of a regular occurrence for this golden state squad. the warriors are losing sight of how different is this time around. >>it's different on the other hand. now is the exception this is. you even the finals are into into the playoffs. a you're not supposed to play the same team. that was a special. they're a special rivalry and we're thrilled to be back. >>different energy different city different. use everything. law can understand that we have a prime opportunity to start of the final series on the run. >>get a win. >>and for those wishing for an update on the injuries of kevin duran and damarcus cousins cousins scrimmaged for the second time today he'll be questionable for thursday duran out for game one with nothing further provided today. >>thank y

thinking back, our visceral reactions to the travel ban, the cavalier way they move to take away the health care, and the fundamental disrespect towards journalists and the free press, it was a terrifying time, but i did not retreat. when i step forwards to run, i knew i was taking an exceptional risk, one that would require me to sacrifice my job, my savings, my time with friends and family, and required 100% of my intentions. i knew that risk could and incomplete heartbreak. i was a first-time candidate running an ache -- in an congressional district nobody thought i could win, a person of color, or a young adult. back towards a preliminary conversation with a local leader, he was so doubtful that the district could flip, he spent the meeting scrolling through his facebook like he needed to get an update on his candy crush game, ok? risk,ng to run was a big but i decided to take it. i knew mike immunity deserved better representation and that i was the person -- i knew my community deserves better representation and that i was the person to do it. channeling shirley chisholm, i wou

in my presentation about my book "class dismissed" told me my message about [inaudible] was too cavalier and too risky. this made me think about the story of sam. the son of a small town oklahoma banker and he and one of his brothers had put together a chain of 15 ben franklin franchises, after buying the first five and dime with a $25000 loan in 1945. sam proposed building bigger stores with smaller profit margins in small towns all around the country but was shot down by then franklin executives. at the age of 45 he went out on his own. most businessmen at that age would have played it safe. but not sam walton. he opened up his first walmart and began amassing a family fortune that today is more than 175 billion dollars. billion dollars. then there was fred luster a steelworker until he was laid off and did not groan or mope but had always had a gift for cutting hair so he became a barber and discovered this gift was not just for cutting hair but for the entire field of personal grooming. bread whose education was forged in the steel mills rather than university classrooms built produc

are on the eve of the nba finals, and for the first time in this dynasty, they're not playing the cavaliersening the series on the road. >> this entire year has been, you know, kind of wild for us, chasing the same goal, but doing it with a lot of noise around us, and to be able to start here in toronto against a different opponent, in our fifth straight finals, creates a great edge for us. >> i'm in kill mode right now, trying to get these four games. >> the nba finals will be played for the first time in canada. you know who is on the raptors? our old friend jeremy lin from palo alto. >>> great day for afternoon baseball at the coliseum. the a's and angels. >> they're having fun. >> wild game in the final inning. bottom of the 8th, this is matt olson, ties it up with a two-run homer. and everyone thinking here comes some a's magic. in the 11th inning, jonathan lucroy with a two-run single. angels win 12-7. >>> giants fans, cover your eyes. the misery continues. the giants' losing streak is now at seven games after falling once again to the lowly marlins. neil walker knocks in a run here w

but this year does feel a 5 years, they'll be someone other than lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers this year poses a new set of problems in the toronto raptors led by superstar kawhi leonard of course we don't know the status of coming to rant or damarcus cousins so the warriors bench is even though all that more important. yes we know we're going to get production from the likes of klay thompson steph curry draymond green. it's the other guys who have to step up and they have so far against portland and against the houston rockets guide like alfonzo mckinnie and cavani loony have become all that more important. the golden state's quest for the first 3 p in the nba since the early 2 thousands. >>i got get a series of the well first of the year week that women able to play. i knew what they were the own accord when they were these guys a new tribute. i am going to vote on ground are most of the road as is the problem journey has made me. stronger. lot ever a lot of that day's lot of good days. >>it is is this whole situation right >>well media day has coming is all settled now all w

neil: do you think this president is cavalier? >> no, i don't.hink because he has great advisors telling him to be careful about being cavalier. again, you know, i worked for president bush, bush 43 and for president obama and i didn't agree with them on every issue but i always knew they had the welfare of the men and women of the military in mind and they had the best interests of the country in mind and i certainly hope this president does as well. neil: finally the best story at the end of the book, the story in rotc, your commander wanted to meet with you, saying your mother had called, wanted to get to the bottom of why you had two girlfriends? >> there is moving more embarrassing in the world have your mother call one of your commanders. i happened to be dating two young ladies at time. my mother seemed concerned about that. neil: bypassed you. >> bypassed you to the chain of command. he called me into the office to tell me and my mother were concerned. needless to say i was, i was shaken by that. but fact of the matter as i say in the boo

see that this programme would make brexiteers very angry, because there was joking and irony and cavaliert also made me feel, how much we are stuck in this ridiculous cave off to decide where anything actually happening. let's get back to the positives, i started out positive, i'd like to say, with my liverpool image. you took us downhill with waiting for godot. and you kept us there with the escape room. agnes, up to you. let's find a different image, isjeremy corbyn going to climb off his fence, where he combines leavers and remainers in his party? he will not do anything more than he has been doing for the last two years, he is waiting for the tories to collapse. and he is not serving the country, i must say. but, by being so passive, and also as david said, the labour party is also completely divided on the issue. some really want to believe that he is going to side with the second referendum, which i don't think he will do, and the other side are just watching each other... so you don't believe that the 23rd of may, the results following the eu elections, will move this along and bre

in this historic final streak, the doors are facing a team in the finals, not names the cleveland cavaliers what's different on the other hand. now is the exception this is. >>you even the finals are into into the playoffs. you're not supposed to play the same team. that was a special. they're a special rivalry and we're thrilled to be back start on the road is that sense of urgency write something different we haven't done the >>you know we haven't had to face >>different energy different city different. use everything. law can understand that we have a prime opportunity to start of the final series on the run. get a win. from there. it is this is kind of scares off alone. and there before spirit alive mrs. they saw they would. >>another interesting tidbit about this opponent is the arena of both steve kerr and shaun livingston said that scotiabank arena is about as loud and rowdy as it gets and kerr even compared the atmosphere to the one at oracle arena, a golden state warriors headquarters, i'm kate rooney kron four sports. >>the sports world is mourning the loss of a bay area baseball

first time during the current streak that the dubs are playing an opponent other than the cleveland cavaliers the subject of first it's the first finals appearance in franchise history for the raptors and the first time the championship series will take place outside of the country so while playing finals has become a little bit of a regular occurrence for this golden state squad. the

this year is new to them as well first and foremost there's no cleveland cavaliers and lebron james going to see the weird seeing them get on the court during nba finals and not see lebron james out there. but they also have a whole other litany of problems they have a bunch of guys who are role players who have really been in this situation before of course coming to rant damarcus cousins we don't know their status. so is relief or some other guys are really coming in play and so far those guys have done a great job quinn cook, afonso mckinney of on looming they've all contributed especially in that portland trail blazers series. last last series and now they're just ready to get there going the biggest stage of the nba finals and steve kerr and all of them think they're ready for the challenge. >>i was just in we're going win a lot of work this season. you know when i do get my number call you know, i'm just confident going out and do it, you know to not the is like that for the rest of the guys we all this year. season. guys come up to me is ready. give me a lot of were cardboard. to g

in this historic final streak, the wars are facing a team in the finals, not names the cleveland cavaliers. >>what's different on the other hand. now is the exception this is. you even the finals are into into the playoffs in the finals. you're not supposed to play the same team. they're a special rivalry and we're thrilled to be back start on the road just. >>that sense of urgency write something different we haven't done the for 5 years in the top seed now started finals, something new for us. you know we haven't had to face here. >>different energy different city different. use everything. law can understand that we have a prime opportunity to start of the final series on the run. get a win. the unfamiliarity of this this kind of schedule flown. and there before spirit alive mrs. they said that we do what they would do it. >>another interesting tidbit about this opponent is the arena of both steve kerr and shaun livingston said that scotiabank arena is about as loud and rowdy as it gets and kerr even compared the atmosphere to the one at oracle arena at golden state warriors headquarter

. >> this is somewhat new for the warriors they faced the cavaliers each of the last four finals.ere in toronto is different. this is the first ever match up in the finals. they don't really know what toit it will be a lot of wild punches thrown and guys trying to figure out where to find the rhythm and groove and energy in the building. understanding the patience it will take. but at the same time the crazy extra effort and it's just it might be a little messy. clumsy. but getting through that. and not letting the moment take too much control of you. and try to settle in. as best possible. >> now the warriors lost both of the regular season games to the raptors one at home and one here. in over time. that was before the new year started and the finals are a different beast altogether. so the warriors know what it takes to play at this level. and said the biggest difference will be mental preparation and toughness. more than physical. so game one tomorrow night. on abc 7. we'll bring you the post game highlights. >> okay. awesome. can't wait. where ever you are share your pride. a

cleveland cavaliers owner and detroit business mogul dan gilbert hat has been hospitalized. from quicken loans, the company he founded, says he is currently recovering comfortably. gilbert who is 357 has owned the cavs since march of 2005. under his leadership they've made it to five nba finals and beat the warriors to win the title in 2016. former packers hall of fame quarterback bart zrar stay dyes at the age of 85. >> that is a look at sports. >> a friend of mine posted something about bart starr wandering into the gift shop and shaking everybody's hands. >> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> for all of john a.: get your pageant wave ready, america. i'm gonna be the next queen of "wipeout." whoo! john a.: it's the very special beauty-queen edition of "wipeout." all: whoo! john a.: 24 current and former crown winners face off against the craziest, most extraordinary obstacle course ever assembled. only the top three beauties will advance to compete against the toughest pageant judge they'll ever meet,

this and i have often felt that it is a concern and particularly in the case of somalia to be very cavalier like ethiopia's invasion of somalia i doubt we would've taken a turn like that if we were in the game but because somalia was so far away and because the gulf states are likely to feel those consequences could act with more caution so it's difficult and therefore something to be celebrated so the horn of africa is military in nature versus commercial and what will be determined will be productive for those that can come together if the goal states all those that are rushing to the agenda so one of the most positive developments that we see is the rise of the doctrine ethiopia because that has to be called a diplomatic renaissance. and in that position to lead to create a coherent approach and if that domestic situation in ethiopia will allow him time to spend time on that role. and it could be quite catastrophic we need to understand this doesn't appear rosy on the surface but it is the most perilous moment i have witnessed because that prospect is more than they have ever been before

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the knicks, the suns and cavaliers have the best odds, but in the end, the new orleans pelicans got lucky will pick first, followed by memphis, new york and the lakers. >> lot of drama. >> there was a lot of drama. >> the warriors are just beginning their playoff series, the sharks are already two games into theirs. >> back and forth, remote controls, sharks and warriors. here's colin resch. >> reporter: thanks, guys. the houston series has dramatic story lines. this series against the blazers has sentimental ones. steph curry against little bro. how about damian lillard coming home. there's a lot of intrigue to be had. and while a lot may disagree with me, i think the series is going to be a long one. speaking of which, the sharks and blues in their western conference finals series, st. louis making a series last night that they aren't going home anytime soon. a lead over san jose. came within two minutes of each other, both by logan couture. after the game, the joe is saying it's time to play with passion. >> he's been carrying the team for a long time. i think a lot of us have to hop o

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has been cavalier about policy and back in ezio's invasion of somalia it was a rash thing to do and i thought very much we would've taken a course of action like that if we had skin in the game. it's because somalia feel so far away that we've been able to address it with the brutality i think we would use for our neighbor. i have to say that the gulf states, because they are likely to feel consequences of any instability in the horn car like that act with more caution than the united states has in the past. so the horn of africa is military in nature versus commercial and what will be determined will be productive for those that can come together if the goal states all those that are rushing to the agenda so one of the most positive developments that we see is the rise of the doctrine ethiopia because that has to be called a diplomatic renaissance. and in that position to lead to create a coherent approach and if that domestic situation in ethiopia will allow him time to spend time on that role. and it could be quite catastrophic we need to understand this doesn't appear rosy on the

wait a secretary, why is everyone so cavalier, these guys are about too go out and essentially take abowure cultural artifact that they created for american and worldviewers. so congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> stephen: it is hard t is really rare. >> yeah. (applause). >> stephen: it is extraordinarily rare what you created so congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: and thank you for being here. >> thanks. >> you heard we are finished right now. >> stephen: the audience here and by the time this airs, america has seen the final ever episode of "the big bang theory." >> did you like it. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: you guys, do you like, you like where we left the characters? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> thought the writers did an incredible job. >> that was not an easy feat. >> i was worried one of us was going to be killed off in the finale. >> right. being the indian imie i was really happy i made it it. (laughter) >> we tried to send to you space. >> stephen: one of you go insane and burn the entire city. >> no it's hard, we had a lot of anxieties about how t

after playing the cleveland cavaliers in change of scenery. >> to be able to start here in toronto against a different opponent in our fifth straight finals. i like the energy that we're coming in with for game one. >> while the warriors are playing in toronto, oracle arena will still be packed with fans because the dubs are hosting a watch party. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at oracle with all the details. hi, amy. >> reporter: good morning. the warriors won't be here, unfortunately, but their fans will be here to cheer them on in their home. here are some videos. you can get a energy. it feels like a game. they will have the same food and warriors entertainment from performers like the dance team, activities so lots to do. it's very interactive and of course the game on the big screens. it costs $25 to get in.into you do have to pay for parking. the game will be back here for game three on monday. if you can't wait to be surrounded by fans, come out here tonight and the money you pay for your tickets, some of the proceeds will go to charity. they'll be giving that to the oa

warriors played the cavaliers each of the last four seasons for the title. but this is all new for demarcus cousins. he joined the warriors this year on a sveterans minimum after an achilles injury. in his second ever career postseason game, he tore his quad in that series against the clippers. now he sits on the press hiss of the nab nba na nba questionable. he said hard work helped keep him focused. >> it's easy to come to work and be happy and do what you got to do. so they definite i had created it. they created an environment that is one that i've been in, you know, different environments and i never been anything this close to what i've been in right now. it's about winning. those things come along it with, great. but it's about winning. >> some kid who grew up in, hike, the suburbs going to private school and then one day you just got dropped in the hood and told to survive, have to figure that out. it's very similar to that. in saying that, if you're that kid that dropped in the hood, hike, what do you revert to? you just revert to what you know. you

that might be a cavalier approach to all of this.aul bremer what he makes of these latest developments in the region. always good having you. i mentioned the sort of nonplussed reaction of the markets to this. are they just being too cavalier about it? what do you think? >> well, i had the honor of serving on the personal staff of six secretaries of state, both parties, at one time or another every one of those secretaries had to order an evacuation of american embassies or consulates and it's never an easy thing lightly done, because it is disruptive of operations, it's very hard on morale of the people who are evacuated and the people who stay. the result of that line of reasoning is that it must be that the administration has some persuasive evidence of the iranian threat to americans. we know that iran is the world's leading sponsor of terrorism and we know that they have killed americans. they were instrumental in killing scores of american soldiers in iraq. so i assume that it's a fairly serious threat. i think that's how the m

the fbi director wasn't so cavali cavalier. >> no. i mean, it is so interesting. we're seeing every day, confirmation of things we already knew, but it is nice to get that confirmation. you know, willie, a couple days ago, when the 500 prosecutors said, yeah, he committed obstruction of justice, and we'd like the president to be indicted. we knew that, but it sure was nice to hear it from 500 prosecutors, also republicans. same thing with the fbi director yesterday. yes, we knew barr was lying. we knew he wouldn't call it spying. he has an audience of one. if your job is to be joe mcarthur's lawyer, that's what you're going to do. >> he dispassionately shoots holes in the things that the president of the administration says. fisa surveillance is not spying. >> that was bad. that was a bad moment for the president. >> yeah. >> at least he had good breaking news later on. his good friends at the "the new york times", who he's greatly admired and wanted to be loved by him. they finally gave him love yesterday. >> lots so. >> they gave me every newspaper here but "the