>> far from dead, not just any circus, real traveling circus and they stepped up which is not reallythey're paying homage to the theater and the amazing performers behind it. i'm in eagles we, new jersey where the 79-year-old, kelly miller circus is being held. don't wait. this shows on the road and will be out here on thursday. and they just set this place up on wednesday morning. that is actually longer than they state a certain area. the owner of the circus has some familiar names. his name is john ringling north. his great uncle was from the ringling brothers from the circus we all know it. they are royalty in the circus world. his grandmother was the only ringling sister. >> people always asked me but they die before i was born. >> i got a sneak peek into what's to come on thursday shows. all i have to say is elephants. i got to witness an elephant lunch, whole cantaloupes and fruits were devoured whole by these awesome elements. they were not shy tried to get close net really give me some food bit maybe try me. we got up and close with a camel. he was very friendly and don't be

. >>> a circus is back. how you can spend a little time >>> you could be a millionaire and not even know it, especially if you recently passed through richmond. aaron. but you're running out of time to claim your cash. that's because a million dollar winning lottery ticket will expire friday at 5:00 p.m., this friday, people. the ticket was sold at a 7 eleven and was part of virginia's new year millionaire raffle. all unclaimed prize money depose to the state literary fund so it's a good cause. >> give me the money. >> i'm saying -- >> i mean, love the kids. >> i'm just saying, don't hold out on me. if you don't show up for something -- >> what? huh? richmond? >>> imagine if you had that, though. and you just didn't >> i've only bought power ball tickets so it's not me. >> i wait for the jackpot to grow and then we buy tickets. >> then it's worth driving to the store to get a ticket. we have a jackpot today, though. that's something we can be happy about today, tonight, tomorrow for the rest of the week, rea

reporter: everything you ever wanted to know about the circus. there will be daily performances inside the tent and a full scale circus school. yes, i could become a flying gonzalez. you can learn how to become a lot going on on. everything from how to put on your clown make up to how to juggle and how to perform high wire acts. the other program is everything from music poetry sports, dance, everything that makes the country such a melting pot. so here is what you need to know if you are coming down this weekend. it all starts today. it is free. it is always free, but there will be more security. there will be mandatory bag checks. it runs until july 4th and then takes a break. picks up on july 6th to july 9th. it runs from 7th to 12th streets on the national mall. it will be a circus, a lot of clowning around. on the national mall, john gonzalez, abc7 news. adrianna: doug and i were just talking and i asked if there was a chance of rain today. he said no. doug: saturday is a chance and sunday looks good. monday looks good. i think what they do

middle of oxford circus.tion running in tandem with one nearer grenfell tower as well this evening. 24 people remain in hospital, 12 of them are critically ill. for hospital staff, it was an incredibly busy time, treating the victims of burns and smoke inhalation. our health editor hugh pym has been talking to two members of nhs staff who treated victims through wednesday night. siren king's college hospital, one of london's major trauma centres, its staff on the front line of the nhs response to the traumatic and horrific aftermath of the westminster and london bridge attacks, and this week, grenfell tower. dr tom best arrived in the early hours of wednesday. the urgent task was to clear the airways of victims of smoke inhalation and then the particles in their lungs. we found lots of soot lining the lungs. some of that was quite hot when it got into the lungs, and so there were some burns underneath. we washed out as much of that soot as we possibly could to remove it. the emotion at the end of a punishing

[laughter] ♪ ♪ >> okay, let's go to the circus.atest show -- well, it's a pretty good show. >> the best show on the road. i brought you the hilarious story yesterday of a true traveling circus. they invited me to come back in columbus, new jersey. i had no idea what to expect. she had gold, shimmering head to toe, you could barely look at her she was shining so bright. and i had no idea that in the middle of the show she would walk up to me and pull me in front of everyone. >> they handcuffed me to a board and basically they had knives and they put a hood over my head. ♪ ♪ >> they tricked me, big time. they put a balloon ride here. i was scared, completely out of my mind. then they said that they could not unlock the handcuffs. during intermission they announced my name and they put me on top of this 45-year-old elephant. i am just knocking out the bucket list items left and right these days. [inaudible] ♪ ♪ >> the show was spectacular. my favorite part was probably the actual dog and pony show that they have because it's really fu

tent that was donated by a traveling circus by a ringling brothers circus, donated to a church and then the church gave it to this little band of polish gypsies that were living in the area so we were living in this tent for a while and it was a huge big top tent and my father didn't believe in chopping down trees. and he says that is, the trees are permanent, the tent is temporary so we had trees growing in the middle of the 10th which was before colors of our bed. and we lived in that tent until my dad could buy hand build a little cabin in the woods. with my mother working in detroit sending up her checks as a nurse. so it was a fascinating childhood where we ate over bonfires at night, that was our cooking stove and it was, we ate venison and deer and anything else my father could get with a bow and arrow. it was a real was a real primitive way to grow up as a little girl. >> out of that road trip you describe in the book in michigan to alaska and up. >> well, at the age of 16 i was raped by a boyfriend. but i couldn't tell my parents. i especially couldn't tell my father. i felt so

like circus boy was about a kid in an imaginary circus. and when i was circus boy they said, 'you're going to learn to ride an elephant.' i said, 'fine, where do i start?' and when they said, 'you're the drummer i said, 'fine, where do i start?'" davy jones, peter tork and michael nesmith -each of whom dabbled in the music business- rounded out the remainder of the monkees cast, but when it came to recording monkee music , much of the including the songwriting was left to the professionals. "we were surrounded by so many incredibly talented people." by the time the monkees began performing as a real band, live in late 1966, they were one of the hottest groups around *girls screaming dolenz has always maintained that he took the music part of the monkee business very seriously. "and i learned to play the drums for the part and i studied, diligently because eventually i did start playing everything and we went on the road. our first concert tour was 200 cities and our opening act was jimi hendrix and we did it all. "it was just the four of u

. >>> the circus is closed, but there's another big top in town today, the yuuniversal circus is hi master appearing tonight. >> dancing, biking, it's part of the universol circus. you'll find one that doesn't have circus background. he knows a thing or two about keep ago show running smoothly. >> i'll be taming lions, riding around in the small car and doing some high wire stuff. >> that's right. >> prince georges county police chief is getting ready for his debut at police headquarters he watches the show and sure he may not be a performing pro, but his day job takes flexibility, too. >> there's a lot of juggling. there's an parallels. >> and when it comes to showing part of the community, not running around. >> that's really engaging the people. we engage the people and so parallel. from where i am most people view police in a certain way. to feel that vibe. >> whether it's leading a circus, he said he's ready to perform. >> so maybe after i finish as the chief of police, i'll have huge time at the kir kucircus i they'll have me. >> early morning surprise for a fairfax county man, what

rings.re circus a lot of chuckles will be going on. you can learn anything you have ever wanted to know about circus art. daily performances inside the big top tent. a big top tent here on the national mall. you can learn how to clown, the history of the circus, how to juggle, high wire acts and learning how to become a trapeze artist. the program will be on the move -- migration across generations. so there is a lot going on and it all starts today. and yes, there will be clowns. i hope you're not afraid. [laughter] are asking you to tell us something good. jeff sent this to us. his daughter making the front winningthe paper after a national handwriting contest. thank you for sharing. if you have something good to share, let us know. -- email that to us. veronica: good to see. not too many people use manuscript anymore. we had that challenge in my family right, who can make some shade today? to find some and get under it. the heat is starting to build today. we are at the beginning of a wave and as we get into it, we could have a coup

my first proper stop here is to go and see the circus maximus.ere is to go and see the circus maximus. older than the coliseum and with a capacity of hundreds of thousands of people, it was at the heart of rome's lavish and brutal public entertainment, the gladiators, to you and me. this was the place for the spectators, the excavations over there. the spectators sat all around. and resting just above the site is the palatine hill which is one of the most ancient parts of the city. next stop is a little hidden gem. it is the mouth of truth. if you are a liar and you put the hand inside of the mouth, your hand will be cut. laughter. every time i see the trevi fountain, it always takes my breath away because it's so beautiful. and i'd say this is definitely one of the most must—sees in rome. one of the downsides of a tour like this is there's no real time to stop and really enjoy the sights, because of the tight schedule. but they give you a great taste of what's on offer. and who knows, maybe one day i'll be back to explore rome at a more leisurel

i don't want to say circus, but there is a lot of media around donald trump but not a lot of meat when it comes to agreement. she is meeting with president xi . she has hot button issues to deal with with president erdogan out of turkey. deliverrump does not results at the g7 meeting so

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not being rude, they are actually trained circus clowns.es of a company called two bit circus, and they want to build an enormous high—tech fun house in downtown los angeles. protect that ball. so we are building what we call a micro amusement park. it's a 50,000 square feet entertainment complex dedicated to the future of fun. the future of fun! that's a catchphrase. well, you know, here's the thing. there is this period of time when kit comes out of the lab, before it's ready for the home, that it's perfect for out—of—home. you know, you can do some vr in your home right now, but it is so much cooler if it's social like this and has environmental effects and all sorts. motion platforms, your friends can play with you. brent and eric have been making high—tech games and showpieces for corporate events for a few years. their planned amusement complex will be a permanent home to some of their greatest hits. along with new experimental experiential oddities being developed by their team of computer scientists, roboticists and engineers. we've

we created the circus ring.ot that different to the general election. political spin, juggling campaigns, and performance. sound familiar? politics can sometimes feel like a bit of the circus so what will the candidates here do? police numbers in terms of neighbourhood policing have stayed the same and that is important in terms of intelligence gathering feeding through. as we've seen from theresa may we need to look again at what legislation might be needed as the world and technology evolves. we've said we will invest in the security services, in more policemen on the front line and beef up our security apparatus. under theresa may after six years at the home office it has been cut and cut and cut. the impression some people get is that we in the lib dems think we allowed too much freedom to too many people and therefore we're not going to put the procedures in place to restrain those people incline towards terrorism. that is not the case. voters have returned labour mp here since 1919, 98 years. can they do i

and themes will include the circus. >> newly restored grass of the mall. we feel certain this is the greatest show on turf. >> as usual it will include a great fireworks show. slated to begin at 9:09 p.m. and 30 seconds. last for 17 minutes. in years passed checkpoint from the monument to the lincoln memorial. our visitors play a key role to help with us the security and the safety of the event. this bears repeating if you see something, say day trippers from the region as destination d.c. puts it. not a big event from d.c. premier hotels and a great time to find a bargain if you choose to come. >> occupantsy won't be that great but for those thinking about what they want to do over the fourth of july they can consider coming in the city and find great rates. on our website, washington.org or looking on their own to find a way to enjoy the city. >> they are ready. tell you the list of no-noes. five only them. no alcohol, no glass bottles, no personal fireworks, no grills. do your own cooking and no drones for taking pictures. bring food and water because o

we were living in a circus tent donated by a ringling brothers circus, donated to a church and the church gave it to a band of polish gypsies living in the woods and living in this tent for a while, it was a huge big top 10. my father didn't believe in chopping down trees. the tent, trees are permanent, tend is temporary. so we have trees growing in the middle of the tent which were the four pillars of our bed. we lived in that tends until my dad could, by hands, build a cabin in the woods with my mother working in detroit sending of her checks as a nurse so it was a fascinating childhood where we ate over bonfires at night. that was our cooking stove and we 8 venison and deer and anything else my father could get with a bow and arrow. it was a real rather primitive, wonderful way to grow up as a little girl. >> how did that road trip from michigan to alaska come about? >> at the age of 16 i was raped by a boyfriend but i couldn't tell my parents. i especially couldn't tell my father. i felt so guilty and so traumatized by that particular event so i ended up hiding my pregnancy. my mother

situation and made it not just a denial of prosecution, but made it kind of a little bit of a political circus and ultimately did things inconsistent with not only fbi policies, but also fbi traditions. so-- >> the criticism of james comey is that he went political and politicized the fbi and stuck the fbi into the middle of political debate and that's something you should not do, is that in a nutshell, that's the criticism? >> that is the criticism. it's also he took the role of the department of justice and the attorney general and made it his own and it explained why a prosecutorial decision was maids which is not his role to make. stuart: but he said he did that because he did not trust that meeting on the tarmac between then attorney general and the former president of the united states. i mean, he basically said, i went public because i couldn't trust the judgment of the attorney general. i think i got that right. >> yeah, well, i think that jim was correct in that analysis, still, it wasn't his role and he stepped into a place where, just, you know, he was doomed by the criticism he was

but we had no money so we are living in a circus tent that was donated by a traveling circus. the church gave it to this band of polish gypsies living in the woods. so we were living in this tent it was a huge big top tent. my father didn't believe in chopping down trees and he said trees are permanent the tent is temporary. so i had trees going in the middle of the tent which were the four pillars of our bed. we lived there until our dad could build our cabin in the woods with our mom working in detroit sending us are checks. was a fascinating childhood. we ate over bonfires that night. that was our cooking stove. we had better soon, do you have anything else my father could get with the bow and arrow. was a primitive, wonderful way to grow up as a little girl. >> how did that road trip from michigan to alaska come about? >> at the age of 16 i was raped by a boyfriend. but i couldn't tell my parents. i specially cannot tell my father. i felt so guilty and traumatized by that event. i ended up hiding my pregnancy. the mother eventually new. we kept it from my father. one day m

his most recent book is "insane clown president: dispatches from the 2016 circus". here is what the cover looks like. phone numbers, 202-748-8200, east and central time zone, 748-a 201. in the mountain and pacific, tyler in marietta, georgia, you have been very patient, you are on the air, go ahead. >> caller: the media being complicit in terrorist attacks, the media is acting as a propaganda arm for terrorists by providing nonstop coverage of their attacks, why doesn't the media get this? they are doing it to generate more ratings but what are your thoughts on that? >> guest: an interesting question, hadn't thought about it in my point of view. terrorism doesn't work, nobody sees it. on the one hand, on the other hand it would be hugely irresponsible not to cover these things at the same time. i don't know exactly what the happy medium is. there may be another way to do it that is less sensational than the way we do do it. more people die in domestic murders overwhelmingly than they do in terrorist attacks but we worry a lot more about terrorism on the news. that i

. >> it's about like a traveling circ circus. >> reporter: a traveling circus with 38 stops a year. d do you want to go partially deaf? do you get energized by feeling exhausted? then sonoma is the place this weekend. pull up the old rv, park on a hill, get the lawn chair. this is the high rent district. it sold at $1500 for the weekend. they live well. they eat well. >> i think we're having tri tip. >> reporter: it's one of the features making this track different. at a press conference late this afternoon dale earnhardt junior described what he will miss. >> there's not a bad memory that sticks out. we don't come in here with high expectations. when we have a bad day it's easy to brush off. you go into the tracks like daytona where you think you should win and if you have a terrible day there you beat yourself up forever trying to figure out what happened. if we don't come out of here with a good day, it just wasn't meant to be. >> reporter: earnhardt's best finish was fourth place a few years ago. we have to assume that's a compliment from nascar's most popular driverer and a two

the elephant got out of a nearby circus museum. ate leaves and the plants and didn't do damage. a trainer was called in and took the elephant back home. jonathan: imagine the 911 call. don't you know there is an elephant. a big one, too. alison: we see animals on the loose but rarely do we see that. jonathan: he so cute. drew, the floor director says, "mom, can we keep him?" alison: hilarious. doug is here now to talk about the extended we have ahead of us. four days. doug: it will be hot and pretty humid tonight and tomorrow but we get a break sunday and monday and back on fourth. we have thunderstorm chances. take a look at the radar now. we have some in the viewing area. hagerstown, extending to the eastern panhandle. watching us in berkeley county. there are showers in your neighborhood. we have an area monitoring south and west from charlottesville. headed north east to the southern blue ridge. if they hold together, they should diminish. it could make it to the portions of culpeper county. they will dissipate later tonight. the hole area tomorrow has better chance of the s

for the administration and for majorities in both houses of congress, which is ignore the political circus, and let's focus on delivering results. [applause] we have got an, and historic opportunity. i think in 2017 to others for big priorities when you have to deliver on. the first is the united states supreme court, having principal constitutionalists on the u.s. supreme court. [applause] neil gorsuch is a home run, and recommends president trump for honoring the promise to the american nominating a principal constitutionalists. [applause] us who chairs the bill of rights, who cherish religious liberty, and free speech and the second amendment -- the fundamental liberty of being an american since the center oft the virtually every time was mr. kerry as important as gorgeous on more -- as important as an nurses gorsuch nomination was -- this summer or next summer. [applause] is criticalpens, it once again that the president nominated principled constitutionalist commands republicans in the senate to our job and confirm that dish constitutionalists of the court. [applause] second big prior

a circus going on in washington right now.the media, frankly, has been so distracted by all this comey news. now that that is seemingly more out of the way, can he move forward on stuff like infrastructure? is there going to be a willingness from the democrats and, frankly, the republicans as well to get anything done? >> well, look, he's first got to stop being part of the circus, right? he's got to stop tweeting about tragedies overseas in a bad way. he's got to focus on this. bill clinton proved it, that you could be under investigation, maybe even under an impeachment trial and still get things done if you're able to bifurcate it. the problem is this president has not submitted any real plans. there's been a lot of memos, a lot of announcements, but there's been no real, solid plan of any of his programsrom health care to infrastructure to x reform. we haven't really seen any firm things here. trish: well, i, you know, i saw a pretty firm plan in terms of infrastructure and certainly tax reform. i'll give you the repeal an

for administration and for the majority in both houses of commons, which is ignore the political circusnd let's focus on delivering results. applause] have a historic opportunity. in 2017 there for big 40's we need to deliver on. the first is the united states supreme court having principled constitutionalists on the supreme court. [applause] was aruz: neil gorsuch home run and i commend president thep on nominating constitutionalist. for all of us who cherish the bill of rights, who cherish religious liberty and free speech and the second amendment and the fundamental liberty of theg an american citizen, course is at these center of almost all those issues. a very highe is likelihood we will see another supreme court vacancy either this summer or next summer. happens, it is critical once again that the president nominate a principled constitutionalist and the republicans in the senate do our job and confirm that constitutionalist to the court. [applause] sen. cruz: the second big priority for 2017 is revealing -- repealing obamacare. obamacare is a disaster. it is a train wreck. it is

programs include exploring circus tops and circus school and using hip hop poetry and tort explore immigrationjuly 4th. >> folk life festival is awesome. they do a great job with in every year. >>> we're only two days away from our next zip trip. this friday june 30th, that would be tomorrow, right? >> yeah. >> we're going to be live in stafford, virginia. tucker is going to be there starting at 6:00. we'll be there until 11:00 a.m. we'll be outside the rouse swim and sports center that's on mine road. we have a a lot of fun things planned. i'm going to be there starting at 7:00 along with allison and tucker of course. we would love, love, love for you to come out and join us. >> all righty. >> ♪ >> 4:55. mike thomas it's going to be a hot one today and. >> yes and actually for the next -- the bulk of the next seven days we're looking at much hotter temperatures back in the region so hope you enjoyed the little spring break from summer 'cause summer is coming back later on this afternoon. let me get you started with the beach. i know it's a big weekend around the region. if you're headed to oc

each prize retail value of $176.50 and is provided by universoul circus. go to fox5 d.c.page now through 11:59 p.m. and enter for chance to win. five winners selected by random drawing on june 26. all entrants must be 18 or. oh complete rules available at fox5dc.com/contests. guess what? >> what. >> it's friday. >> what does that mean. >> there's a car. there's the music. zip trip friday. annapolis is the scene. the fox5 crew they're going to be there 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. maureen, she's going to be there, tucker is going to be there, steve is going to be there. >> it's going to be fun. >> don't let the forecast scare you. rain should only be scattered and possibly pretty clear by the time we get to good day d.c. >> i like that trend. that sounds promising. >> yeah. >> ♪ >> mike thomas if none of that happens it's your fault. >> we're counting on you. >> that's exactly what it looks like. showers through the morning. tucker will have to be there with an umbrella. by the time we get to about the good day hours we might even see some crossed. showers moving across the dis

history if survive in this, we know this man is guilty and they don't have to continue doing the circus. if he would have gave up his be s, this wouldn't even happening now, but nobody was stressed the concern about his taxes. have seen something about what is going on now and he still would not give up his taxes. why? to hide f. we g don't get this correct by 2020, whoever runs against this man, they will not use their e-mail, better not use anything on the passed eo, that he himself can get the documentation from where you go the website. it is already set up. if we don't do anything about it now and correct the matter now, trump is just the beginning. hope they get the biscuit from suitcase or codes because this man is senile. host: all right, randall, colorado, republican. caller: yeah -- i'm a republican. and if -- donald trump we would watching hillary clinton and all her lies and stuff. i'm glad we're not watching that right now. o, i just -- once i converted to republican, need to ask comey why hillary clinton is not up donald trump.of host: what questions do you want the 5 sena

lou: i think instead what is most likely to happen, the circus, the reaction of those driving it will be to order more cotton candy and very sugary drinks. [laughter] >> thank you, tom. >> thank you, lou, always a pleasure. lou: always good to have you with us. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think there's any reason for the congressional approval that we now see at 20% to remain at that lofty level? what do you think? i just, i can't wait to hear what you have to think. cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs and follow me on facebook and instagram. the stocks closed lower, dow well, and nasdaq lost 21 and volume on the big board picking up to 3.3 billion shares. the yield on the 10-year note falling to 2.15%, that's the lowest level since november 10th. and some shares closing higher after announcing its withdrawing from ohio's obamacare exchange, the insurers first exit from any state. a reminder to listen to my reports three times day, coast to coast on the salem radio network. up next, president trump urging congress to get to work on his agenda. >> the senate, i'm sure,

none of that is getting done because sidetracked by the big circus. seems like that circus is going to keep selling tickets for the foreseeable future. >> it is, it is. the idea it's a witch-hunt doesn't mean that donald trump is is safe. if you study the salem witch trials for example, it was not burning at the stake, it was hanging. two innocents died in prison came out of that witch trial. that was an ugly period. i think that is a good comparison. there are people who don't want him in power. so they lost on the russian thing. they will just move to something else. by the way, trish, i saw you -- trish: you do you think bob mueller -- sorry you finish that thought. >> i saw you on the fox news channel. you were great. they ought to have a show that interviews trish regan. trish: thank you, doug. how he oaf fenn people, he is outsider who is coming in, he doesn't quite know how to do things their way. let's face it, americans elected him so things would change, and things would be different, doug. are you telling me though there are people deep in

i've got a web design and it's sort of a circus. no, we're really a circus. robots.entertainment company. people have a lot of options for entertainment. we are adding to that landscape in a different way and adding new styles of play. it was a bunch of nerds that would get together once a much and collaborate. we started making inter active art. then microsoft called and gsaid would you dot entertainment for our e 3 party. we're like are we actually a high tech circus? it was fascinating, because the brands kept coming. and so intel, honda, cisco, ibm. we started working with all these monster companies as just a tiny little group of 30 nerds, but we were sitting at that intersection of soft gware and game design and frankly out of home entertainment. this stuff is really a ton of fun. i mean, sometimes i really can't believe that i get to call this work. but it really is work. make no mistake. >> there's nothing traditional about my small business. i count on my dell small business advisor for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs, and

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turns out it's a performing bear with a traveling circus.'s performance, scaring the bejesus out of motorists. >> was he part of a circus in. >> not that act, i think they were transporting him to his destination. >> no cage trailer thing. >> he was so chill, too. yeah, i do this all the time, ride in the side car. like a dog out the window with a bear in a side car. >>> coming up next a sunday sit down with jon hamm on the strange audition that landed him the role of don draper and the joyce and challenges of life after "mad men." >>> then we go back to orlando one year after the pulse nightclub shooting to speak with survivors, doctors and families of the victims. you can head over to facebook for a facebook live chat with me for a facebook live chat with me and dylan in just two the average family's hectic home: for a facebook live chat with me and dylan in just two its raised 1 dare devil, 2 dynamic diy duos, and an entrepreneur named sharon. its witnessed 31 crashes, 4 food fights, and the flood of '09. it's your paradise perfected with

his most recent book "insane clown president" dispatches from the 2016 circus. during our live, three-hour conversation we'll take your calls, tweets, and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch "in depth" with author and journalist matt taibbi live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern unday. >> sunday on "q & a." >> there is a political structure crafted in the 1927 radio act. primary actor herbert hoover, secretary of commerce. and those rules 90 years ago still govern the way we actually allow resources to be used in our economy today. >> clemson university professor and former chief economist at the fcc thomas hazlett talks about his book "the political spectrum" which looks at the history and politics of u.s. communications policy. >> when we went to this political system for allocating spectrum rights in 1927, within a couple years, the regulators at the commission are renewing licenses but very carefully noting that propaganda stations will not be allowed. in fact, early on, 1929, in that period, you had left wing stations affected use that po

he drops this circus shot..with the foul...but the dubs would not lead the entire gamek-d finished with 35 points.-cleveland guard kyrie irving..stole the show.carving up the warriors defense, getting to the basket at will. he finished with a game high 40 points.-lebron james finished with a triple double...passing magic johnson for the most triple-doubles in finals history.-steph curry and klay thompson couldn't get a rythm..hopefully that will change in game five.-cleveland wins game five 137 to 116.the warriors still lead the series 3 games to one.the dubs are now 15 and 1 this post-season. (steve) back here in the bay area.... it was a packed houses at oracle for tonight's game. kron 4's spencer blake was at that watch party..and has reaction die- hard fans who absolutely still believe. it was plenty loud here at 'waracle,' but the cheers from afar couldn't lift the warriors to a perfect postseason.but now fans are looking to welcome their team back home.(pkg)after the cavs scored 49 points in the first quarter - the most points ever scored in a quarter in the finals -- things never

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