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this fan apparently didn't want to sit next to any fans in cleveland. .i'm happy i'm not going to cleveland. top of the third chris davis left with an injury mark cantor take his place two run jack sixth of the year right now. this is the latest is a's lead cleveland 5- 3 that game is in the bottom of the 9th inning. goodnight that is a huge fish. >> we have bit at a catch of the day drought but we are back. that man is johnny robertson of valeo. he actually lives in richmond in group and valeo. what kind of fish? >> that is past. >> that is not. >> trout? >> striper. >> striper. that is a striper and obviously in the delta. johnny is an army veteran who served in combat so we appreciate you sending that picture. catch of the day kpix .com. >> good stuff. >> we will be right back. . >> a decades-old comedy club in san francisco is losing its location. >> comedian dave chapelle leading the charge to save it. >> i am here in town playing the punchline actually there is still tickets available. the room has a warm vibe and a profo. >> the punchline will lose its lease in august. it could be re

look for rain in philadelphia, cleveland, chicago, st. louis, kansas city down to oklahoma city. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the new way to make sure alexa doesn't share your secrets. >>> but first president trump's criticism of senator john mccain back in the spotlight amid reports the white house tried to keep the "uss john mccain" out of sight. we'll explain. >>> and up next, the woman >>> well, this was the terrifying scene from 28 floors up. there's a woman right there leisurely swimming off a panama city beach in florida. apparently she's unaware that a shark was circling her. clearly the man shooting this had no way of warning her. finally people screaming on the beach got her attention. she hustled back safely to shore. >>> president trump's criticism of the late senator john mccain is back in the spotlight. a new report claims the white house told the navy to keep the "uss john mccain" out of sight during trump's visit to japan. military officials are denying the ship's name was covered with a tarp and insist the name was not obscured. the

we'll ask cleveland fed president loretta mester. >>> and they're off! the 145th run for the roses is tomorrow we'll head live to churchill downs for a look at the big money behind the big race with mike tirico. what's a target date fund? what's a hedge fund? a mutual fund? an index fund? what should i ask my investment professional? how do i know if they're even legit? edgar? who's edgar? how do i read a 10-k? what about fees? what's an etf? 529 plan? 401(k)? how do we plan for retirement? where do i start? empower yourself with the free tools and resources on investor.gov. before you invest, investor.gov. on investor.gov. the ai i need? it's gotta scale across my business. starting here, in procurement, helping us find the right suppliers. then here in logistic, to avoid disruptions! here in sales. even here! i'm talking about ai we can build to work... here, predicting trends. and here, wherever our data lives! and here, working with all our other ai! i think we're done here. expect more from ai. ibm watson. when yowhat do you see?itical issues facing

second home run of the year. 3-0 and cleveland. second and third. when you're going good those things find a whole. rbi single. 4-0 over cleveland. chris davis on the injured list. getting a lot of. three rbis. at this double. added a home run. the a's leading cleveland. getting off to the lead and good strong pitching. frankie coming on of late. six innings no run struck out 9. his era 2.40. one of the league leaders. 6-2. the a's are heading home 7- 2 winners.>>> a lot of people are going through warrior withdrawals. they don't play again until the nba finals start a week from tomorrow. hoping for good news tomorrow injury wise with regard to kevin durant. if he is ready for basketball activities. he will get back to practice. today more good news. it starts with the defense. draymond green is playing like a man possessed. 2018/19 all defensive team getting second-team honors along with klay thompson. who should have been on this team a long time ago. he played sensational defense. hard to believe that is his first honor of his career. he averaged

por cierto es un tema de ohio en cleveland y par de veces. >> ¿quÉ tal?osÉ da detalles sobre el violento incidente que dejÓ a uno sus oficiales heridos este fin de semana los detalles en minutos >>> esto y mÁs regresamos en tan y csar bayona bienvenidos a una nueva media hora de informacin... >> este es su noticiero >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? >>> bienvenidos a una nueva media hora de informaciÓn >>> ha violencia en tijuana esÁa fuera de control y contrasta con la que maneja el jefe de policÍa >>> nos traen la pregunta de los residentes de tijuana quÉ sucede en la ciudad. >> esas personas se habÍan robado un vehÍculo la patrulla reporta persecuciÓn que inicio en la zona de las

. >> and the oakland a's had to battle cold weather and the red- hot cleveland indians today. later in sports. >> and that baby is gone! listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. >>> now to our top stories. 600 teachers and staff walked off the job today. this in the new haven school district in union city and south hayward. teachers one a 10% raise over two years. the distri

is fit homerun, they beat cleveland 7-2, to sweep the series winning six straight to get to the 500 mark for the season. i'm guessing, in fact i was surprised steph curry, they did not show up for the media day today. warriors have nine days off. nobody is appreciating monday's win more than alfoid he went fr luxembourg to the nba finals. i mean, i don't think, i don't know any on who did that. >> this tiny european country where his professional basketball odyssey began. far away from his native chicago. alfonzo mckinnie went from the empty gems to a three on three league in mexico. even there, his mind was on the nba. >> when i was in mexico i used to go to buffalo wild wings and what's the playoff games. >> let's just say it to the finals tastes a little better than a soggy buffalo wing in mexico. >> the fifth go-round , i mean it's great to say. for me it's my first go-round so i'm celebrating. >> a great story and by the way, milwaukee led the eastern conference final two games play, that series is tied at two. 17 and 18. if the stunned stays up. >> it's a little misty out there but

watch whatever series they want after pling an afternoon game today so let's see the orioles and clevelando much, burrhis was a bright spot. bottom of the first, carlos ez gonzal blasting one to center and wilkerson makes a great track on the warning track and the run scores on the sac fly. there ofre a lot runs for the inans today, ten of them, in fact, but just one homer. carlos santana takesy jeffre rodriguez deep in the fourth. 1/3 guez's outing lasted 3 giving you have four runs and four walks and the day belonged to cleveland starter shane bieber. top of the ninth. one out away from a complete game shutout.av chris d goes down swinging ending the game. is a strikeout totalhe as t indyarns shut out os so-0. baltimore will welcome the yankees to town beginning tomorrow. >>>ll right. guys. baby shark, hope i don't get that stuck into your head. if i do, apologize. game five sharks and st. louis. this was all st. louis. blues jmp on top early 1-0. second period more from st. louis. tarasenko's shot is stopped, but the rebound, it goes trying schwartz who beats martin jones. just look at

cleveland, 7-2, to sweep that series. they won six straight. and they're back at the 500 mark. >>> how about this? the u.s. open is going to tee off at pebble beach, three weeks from today. there's a new man this charge of the layout from this. but there's a new man who knowses pebble beach won't be the same he won a few months ago. >> what will will this mean coming back winning the grand slam. >> absolutely nothing. because it's nothing like the course. we'll see. >> it's a little narrower fairways, a little rough. but it's just pebble. >> we want to create something special for players but in the end we want it all to be about fans. we'll just let history unfold. >>> who wants to get out of here with a triple play? white sox and astros. there's one out, two outs and three outs. jake marisnick was a goner and two were two of his teammates. white sox won, 9-4. and that is your thursday morning, literally, get out the door play of the day. one more time. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >> they completed it. >>> time now, 4:57. >>> co

coming up, michael mckee talks monetary policy with the cleveland fed president.s, more conversations from the milken institute global conference. -- does not think capitalism is broken, but says there are problems the u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes in this country. the key is how well we deploy our resources to address our mistakes. rosalind: this is bloomberg. ♪ rosalind: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm rosalind chin. now, let's revisit more of bloomberg television's conversations from the 2019 milken institute global conference, starting with jason kelly's interview with the blackstone chairman and ceo, steve schwarzman. jason: what is your one big takeaway from china right now? you have invested there and done a lot of philanthropy there, what is the thing people are missing about china? steve: china has stimulated its economy like they said they would when the tariffs when in. i was there three or four weeks ago. the people at the central tank were telling me that it works very nicely, and now you are seeing the result of that

. >> stanford university cleveland stanford -- leland stanford was elected governor of california in 1862 and would later serve in the united states senate from 1885 until his death. -- his death in 1893. mr. stanford made his fortune during california's goldrush and was instrumental in building the first transcontinental railroad. we visited stanford university to view items belonging to leland and his wife jane. >> i have pulled a few items relating to the history of stanford university, starting with its founders, leland and jane stanford. in the leland stanford papers, we have several letters during his career as a student, a lawyer, and eventually a businessman and founder of a university. this early level from 1844, he is writing to his dad, talking about several subjects, including girls. after that, he would go on to study law as an apprentice in wisconsin. in 1850, we have this certificate for him to practice law in the state of wisconsin. were it not for a major fire to his library at home at the time, he may not have gone on to become a successful entrepreneur and railroad

and she visited major major aluminum stamping plant in cleveland not far from where i live and it gave her perspective on what americans do for a living, sometimes in manufacturing, sometimes in sales, sometimes in service. i'm hopeful that is who the president will look at, someone who will respect the dignity of work, someone who will want to go out, as abraham lincoln said, get my public opinion baths and outside the halls of the american reserve and see a policy that will help american working families. mr. president, i yield the floor. mrs. blackburn: the presiding officer: . there the senator for tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i'll tell you, mr. president. i just have to say a couple of words about the economy. since my colleague from ohio was speaking of the economy, i will say this -- showing respect for workers and for work means that you show respect by realizing that the best way to stimulate the economy is a job, and that is something that we have seen this administration, and i will say a republican-led senate and previously a republican-led house, do

in cleveland we saw plenty of people rocking the blue and the yellow. as you can see, it is an entire sea of red, although i did find some warriors fans today. boy, they had some funny things to say. >> let's go raptors! >> reporter: outside the arena, fans lined up early to watch game one from nearby jurassic park. pretty soon we ran into a conundrum, not a drop of blue or yellow in site. >> reporter: where are all the warriors fans? >> too scared to come up here. >> reporter: after three lapse around the arena, at last a sighting, a golden state canadian. >> let's go. >> reporter: i told you they were nice. >> reporter: finally, a group of guys from fremont. >> reporter: where are all the warriors fans? >> we have the highest rent in all of america, so they're trying to fight poverty, they don't have passports. >> reporter: are you telling me you got your passport just so you can come here? >> essentially, yeah. i really did. >> reporter: that's dedication. we weren't so sure about this guy? is this why you're dressed all in cognito? >> exactly. it's

coming up, michael mckee talks monetary policy with the cleveland fed president.s, more conversations from the milken institute global conference. ken griffin does not think capitalism is broken, but says there are problems the u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes in this country. the key is how well we deploy our resources to address our mistakes. rosalind: this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. rosalind: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm rosalind chin. now, let's revisit more of bloomberg television's conversations from the 2019 milken institute global conference, starting with jason kelly's interview with

it was a 2-to game when cleveland got the big one. run is aboard and two runners reached base against starter daniel mengden. no late getting heroics for the oakland a's in this one as they lose, 5-3. >>> a tune up against south africa this day for the u.s. women's world cup game at samantha new has controlled the ball and hitting the net, 1-0, the score at the half. now it is 2-0 in extra time. watch the u.s. stay with it after a cross. carli lloyd eventually gets the gold. that was the 108th of lloyd's career, moving her into fourth place on the all-time list of u.s. wins, 3-0 and just short of 20,000 turned out today in santa clara. >>> guaranteed the sharks will lose tomorrow night . >> how about all week as we have a playoff game? >> how cool is that? warriors one day, sharks next. >> only in this area. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us tonight. we will be back at 10:00 and 11:00. see you then. >> see you later. >> goodnight. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods

coming up, michael mckee talks monetary policy with the cleveland fed president. more conversations from rosalind: the milken institute global conference, so the bells does not think capitalism is broken, but says there are problems the u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes in this country. the key is how well we deploy our resources to address our mistakes. rosalind: this is bloomberg. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. rosalind: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm rosalind chin. now, let's revisit

agents seized more than 144 pounds of meth from a warehouse outside of cleveland. it's believed to be the largest seizure of methamphetamine in ohio history. it demonstrates how serious this threat is and how these criminal organizations pose such a threat to our state and our country. back in 2005, congress passed a bill on meth. it was called combat methamphetamine act. and it regulated certain over-the-counter drugs because of their use in methamphetamine. this helped to combat the ability for domestic producers. it dropped the price and reduced its availability. however, the mexican cartels have now, again, sum planted these -- supplanted these domestic labs. and now we have cheap, high-quality crystal meth supplies from mexico. as the public learns more about the dangers of opioids and works to wean themselves off of those drugs, methamphetamine, if left unchecked, will be the new drug of choice. we can't let that happen. as we begin to make progress again on the opioid epidemic, which was the worst drug crisis in the history of our country, and remains so, we

. >> the popular traveling exhibit is on loan from the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland.anized by presidential administrations, from eisenhower, to trump. >> it focuses on the music of the time. through every president and what was going on at that time. >> this is the tour's first stop that includes the trump administration. do you remember this make america great dress designed by andre soriano, he is seeing it in the museum for the first time. it was worn to the grammys in 2017, and it created such an uproar. >> i didn't know that they were going to do that. but because of this gown, i lost, we lost friends from 25 years, because of this gown. >> it is made of a trump campaign flag and curators added it to the exhibit because it was worn as the grammys. >> i didn't know there was a stigma like that. i designed from my heart. >> overall this louder than words exhibition books at american history for music for 60 years. >> thanks, lee ann trotter for that report. >>> still ahead on this memorial day, one man's mission to support our veterans. >> is it the end of the road

you know you are in cleveland when that guy is out there drumming out and left field.n francesco lynn door, the lead home run and chris bassett settle down. mark cannot, that was a good idea. pretty smart by the manager right there. 3-1 a's. meanwhile this guy off to a close start. this is the seventh home run giving him a little bit of cushion. blake with his nint making that five consecutive victories for the a's out on the road. meanwhile it's time to talk about the warriors. . his last nights performance that helps them sweep portland and the guy that's just really coming on, he's like magic johnson reliving it, green with the outside shot there, beautifully done and going to the finals for the fifth straight year. nobody has done that since the celtics. a huge part is played, whether toronto or milwaukee everybody is charming in. a nice rebound there and green has taken note.>> i hope we can get those guys back moving forward. we have five guys step up this entire time we look forward to those guys continuing to step up no matter what happens with the injuries tha

before cleveland, the city governments of newark, atlanta and sarasota were hit, and san francisco'sority, the colorado department of transportation, and the port of san diego. today, 26% of cities and counties say they fend off an attack on their networks every hour. perhaps even worse, dozens of hospitals have been held hostage across the country. in january 2018, the night shift at hancock regional hospital watched its computers crash with deepest apologies. the 100-bed facility in the suburbs of indianapolis got its c.e.o., steve long, out of bed. >> steve long: we had never been through this before. and it's something that i read in the journals. and i say, "oh, those poor folks. i'm glad that's never going to happen to us." but when you come in and you see that the files on your computer have been renamed-- and all of the files were renamed, either "we apologize for files" or "we're sorry." and there was a moment when i thought, "well, maybe they're not so bad-- they said they were sorry." but, in fact, they had encrypted every file that we had on our computers and on the netwo

elizabeth: cleveland is not socialist. i was kidding. >> cleveland is great city. i grew up there.zabeth: good to see you. as many as 13 people injured when a bomb packed in a bag or a suitcase that was loaded with nails exploded in the shopping area in france. officials now opening a terror probe there. we're staying on that story for you. more bad news for boeing. the faa says that returning the 737 max jets to the skies will now be delayed by its re-evaluation of the older 737 models. this is the model that was involved in the two deadly crashes that killed nearly 350 people. also this, united airlines say it is extending its 737 max cancellations by a month for august 3rd up to 45 cancellations a day in the u.s. also the losses from the groundings of boeing airplanes, nearly 600 million dollars, no word yet on how that will affect the trade fight with china and the u.s. now, the tsa says prepare for the busiest summer season ever. 263 million folks expected to travel between this holiday weekend and labor day. tonight reports coming in that officials in five states, new york, c

. >> the cleveland independent school district posted pictures of superintendent chris trotter in schoolwith the kids. severe storms pounded the plains. 60 million people are at risk of severe storms from texas to the great lakes. tornadoes, also a possible threat. >>> nearly four years after sandra blands controversial traffic stop, it is finally emerging. video of the arrest from inside the car. here is bland's video, all 39 seconds. >> get out of the car, now. >> why am i being apprehended. you are trying to give me a ticket. >> get out of the car. >> you opened my car door, so you going to drag me out of my own car. >> get out of the car! i will lock you up! get out, now! get out of the car! >> wow. all of this for failure to signal. let's take this to court. forfailure to signal. on my school. i'm not on the phone. i have a right to record. this is my property. >> put your phone down. >> sir? >> put your phone down, right now. >> the video was published monday by wfaa in partnership with a nonprofit news organization, the investigative network. three days after her arrest, she was f

can the judge in cleveland order that? you know, i think we're going to see something very ambitious. i think he's going to try to do as much as he possibly can. but the question is just how far he can go. and i'll just conclude by saying one thing about litigation in general, which is that on the one hand, people worry that litigation will take the wind out of the sails of real policy form. we had this big litigation. billions of dollars will be paid. maybe purdue will go bankrupt. done. let's turn to the next problem. that would be a tragic outcome of this litigation and this effort, right? on the other hand, litigation can sort of bring money in, ratchet up attention, turn state and federal legislatures to the problem, and that would be a very positive outcome of what's happening across the country. and i'm optimistic that that's what litigation is doing in this instance, certainly not in every case, but i think in this case it has had a benefit. >> can i just add one quick thing because i think what you point out is ve

economy and on friday michael mckee spoke with the cleveland fed president and got more insight intoentral banks outlook. rate isnk our interest at a neutral rate, in the range of neutral, a good place for it to be, calibrated to where the economy is and we will watch the data and assess conditions going forward. i think we are in a good spot with monetary policy and, yes, inflation is a bit soft but labor markets are strong and we take a balanced approach and are in a good spot to wait and let the economy tell us how it is doing. >> has your view of how you generate inflation or the dangers of low unemployment changed? time lowered my star estimate, those are estimated and there are -- the longer we go on with the strength in the labor market, not generating as much inflation pressures as in the past, the more you recalibrate your estimate. i would not say my process has changed. inflation expectations being anchored is important for determining where inflation will go in the future and that is what i am watching, not just the slot in the labor market but our inflation expectations

he started outside of cleveland galloping horses for his dad the horse trainer. >> i wanted to be a jockeyut at this weight they asked me to get off. >> he was recommended to network star steve allen. >> you don't have your suit on! >> his feet now wet in hollywood, conway was hired as the bumbling ensign in mchale's navy. >> you have a delicate touch. i didn't feel a thing. >> i haven't done it yet, ensign. >> thank you! >> i just do what i think is amusing. i did. it worked. >> pretty soon they go -- all i can do is blow and go -- >> tim conway was so brilliant on the carol burnett show, gave me so much space. >> just try on catch me. >> i never did that old man until we were taping. it was a seven-minute sketch that went 23 minutes because i was messing around. >> in one of the most memorable sketches, korman is the patient of a very inexperienced dentist. >> take hold of the hypodermic needle. right. >> conway told conan o'brian, this actually happened to him. >> in the army. >> yeah. the guy said he would pull my tooth. he took my lip. he stuck the needle in and it went through my che

y por Último anunciaron que las prÓximas 2 series del draft serÁn en cleveland y kansas city.ntados sobre una almohada en el piso con piernas cruzadas y lo harÁ sentado en una silla, no me sorprende. >>> una mujer de 64 aÑos es encontrada semi inconsciente. la policÍas pasÓ horas de horror. le diremos a quiÉn tienen bajo custodia en minutos. >>> >>> entre la espada y la pared. empleados que estÁn en el ojo del huracÁn. le diremos por quÉ. >>> con esto y mÁs regresamos en 2 minutos. en noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30. >>> esto es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30. >>> ¿quÉ tal? les saluda cesar bayona. >>> bienvenidos a una nueva hora de informaciÓn. >>> la operaciÓn en el centro de procesamiento de la patrulla fronteriza. en la ciudad de mc allen texas. >>> asÍ esy para alexis garcia nos tiene los detalles. >>> el dÍa de hoy autobuses de los centros de procesamieo, caridades catÓlicas dejando a decenas de inmigrantes dejando que el flujo se dis per se. para las personas su experiencia en estos centros no ha sido la mejor.

can a judge in cleveland order that? i think we will see something very ambitious. the question is how far he can go. one thing about litigation in general which is that on the one hand people worry that litigation will take the wind out of the sails of real policy reform. billions of dollars are going to be paid a be purdue will go bankrupt. so the opioid crisis let's turn to the next problem. that would be a tragic outcome of this litigation and this effort. on the other hand litigation can bring money and, ratcheted up attention turned state and federal legislatures to the problem and that would be a positive outcome of what's happening across the country. i am optimistic that that is what litigation is doing in this instance. in this case it has benefits. matt: i think what you point out is an important thing. in this case the attorney general's, who are in a better position than private lawyers, can't think the litigation -- cannot think of the litigation as narrow litigation. it is a public health campaign they are in a position to lead including a position to

en el paÍs los atlÉticos se han calentado habÍan ganado 5 consecutivos y con otra victoria ante clevelandes su sÉptimo cuadrangular de la campaÑa y lostlrrieron laie 6 v en la tercera entrada. padece de dolor en su cadera. eÓ el domingo 5 de mayo contra los piratas de pittsburgh. es el sÉptima partido que se pierde y puede ser colocado en la lista de lesionados. >>> los gigantes van a enviar al montÍculo buscando ganar la serie de 10 partidos aquÍ vei ne carlos mauricio ramÍrez con la jugada gigante de la semana. >>> estas son las jugadas gigantes de la semana. >>> comenzamos con este batazo para dejar en el terreno los bravos de atlanta. john williams conectaba al hits estaba allÍ como su guardaespaldas. extensiÓn total del campocorto. >>> por kun-fu panda tiene maniobras el tercera base. pablo sandoval. >>> tendrÁ una arepa o una reina asociada. esta carrera de salchichas famosas de milwakee. eugenio juÁrez no tuvo nada de genio. cÓmo pudo esquivar al chorizo y la salchicha italiana que por poquito lo arrollan. hacemos una breve pausa y ya regresamos. >>> esta noche a las a ocurrir. con

. >>> a's were in cleveland. i want that ball. i need that ball.is, aggravates his hip injury. opposite field. that's gone. >>> the warriors arrive back in the bay area around 2:00 this morning, western conference champions after beating portland. they have nine days off before game one of therenabc 7. will they face the bucks or the raptors? drake was going nuts. all-raptors in this game. kawhi leonard, over the greek freak. 120-102, that series is tied at 2-2 games. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. the warriors will be content to watch the ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> thanks fo dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel liv

. >>> and the oakland as won tonight and continue a series today against the cleveland indians. it was all about the long ball when the two teams played. the as had an early lead in the 2nd inning. matt olson had an early lead in the 3rd inning . the as won 6- 4. starts at 3:10. how are the roads looking, sal? >>> well, you can see speeds are slow on 580 to the pass. but once you get to livermore it is looking good. traffic on the livermore freeways i dare say is right there, about 65. traffic is getting over to the east bay there looking good. and this is 880 in oakland. traffic in both directions is moving along very well. when you get to the bay bridge, already early birds here on some of the outside cash lanes. it is about a five minute wait. a little wet ou a little damp from overnight rain. 4:47. let's bring steve in. >>> thank you, sal. this is a weak system. most of it has gone through. look for a day of below normal temperatures. mostly cloudy. the rainfall wasn't that great but still it keeps adding up. point reyes has the most so far. that is leader of the pack. . sti

they win and cleveland. the a's won 5-3. they will place chris davis on the injured list. he has a hip contusion. great season for the san jose sharks. three goals in the last three games. blame it on injuries. that is the latest. i'll see uptonight. >>> coming up in our next half hour, santa clara in a battle on a tax break and why they would have to pay if the 49ers win. >> reporter: police are investigating a missing person's case. why this one is particularly horrifying. >>> live, from the cbs area bay area studios. >> a body found inside a home. >> plus a stolen motor home, a police in hot pursuit. >> was this too rough. the parents of a 12-year-old hand who was handcuffed are demanding an apology. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >>> so we're starting off the day with a few showers, breezy conditions. we of expecting sunshine. enjoy. it you can see spotty showers right over the embarcadero center. the trivalley, the altamont pass, a few showers pushing through.

cleveland could have used that help, losing to lycan zero.d war ii vet was the winner, just days from the 75th anniversary of d-day. congratulations. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. they are, balanced, still unafraid. "the story," guest hosted by ed henry, begins now. >> ed: good to see you. tonight, president trump on offense taking a right to democrat jerry nadler, saying the head of the house judiciary panel is harming the country. remember, nadler first charge attorney general william barr was engaged in a cover-up are not immediately turning over the entire mueller report. and then barr turned over almost the entire report, and nadler was still not satisfied. now he is trying to hold the attorney general in contempt. >> and now guys like jerry nadler, who i thought for many years, successfully i might add, back in new york and manhattan. he was a manhattan congressman. i beat him all the time. and i come to washington, and now i have to beat him again. over nothing, over nothing. over a hoax appeared to be one, i

she and i spent maybe two hours on the floor of that plant in cleveland.ed to see, taken another economist from the obama administration out to an auto plant in ohio. they need to see what workers do in this country, whether it is hospital or hotel workers, people working for tips or mid-level people working for salaries, or swiping a badge or taking care of families. the dignity of work means all workers. i just went to see these numbers of the fed and their background spend some time on shop floors, construction sites, hospital rooms so they can see the kind of work most of america does outside of washington. it will help them see the economy through the eyes of workers, not through the eyes of wall street and the sequestered halls of the federal reserve. david: to pursue these sorts of politics you feel very strongly about and have been consistent about overtime, you need not as the president. i am not going to ask about the 2020 election, except that we have an awful lot of democrats who are not going to be running for senate because they want to run f

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

conway's family has asked that donations be made to the lew ruvo brain center at the cleveland clinick you so much for being with me today. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> president trump attacking his fbi director again. what could go wrong? "the lead" starts right now. >>> investigating the investigators. the attorney general now looking at how the russia probe began in the first place, as president trump denies he had anything to do with this idea. >>> the fight is officially on between the front-runner, joe biden and the freshman, alexandria ocasio-cortez. whose democratic party is it? >>> plus, he's been giving uber rides while awaiting civil trial for war crimes, including torture and attempted murder. how did that slip through the background check, uber? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. today, cnn is learning that attorney general william barr is

. >> the a's going for the sweep over cleveland at the coliseum. they trailed 2-0 until the third. p profar with a base hit. biscotti, another base hit. this game is tied at 2-2. sixth inning perez unties it. that swing of the bat is a three-run home run. ru the season.-2.it'sot allbad. the a's lose 5-3. >>> giants and reds, pablo sandoval a two run home run. that is his fourth of the season. madison bumgarner, puig. the giants tie it in the seventh thanks to brandon belt. this one nearly lands in in in n cove. kevin pillar with the base hit. here comes a rumbling, tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, c

you go to cincinnati and cleveland and columbus, ohio is making a great comeback. one of the reasons ohio is on a come back is because of the shale gas revolution. people are behind the green revolution, the green energy -- host: degree new deal. -- degree new deal. guest: this would destroy hundreds of jobs in pennsylvania. i have this $20 bill. let me discuss what the role of the fed should be. worth this $20 bill to be two years from now, five years now -- from now to be worth what it is today. the reason we have a currency is we feel confident dollar will retain its value. me, what was your strategy? it is to make sure that prices remain stable over time. that is what you should do. donald trump was right that the fed was too tight. we talked about the farmers. soybean prices. cotton prices. corn prices. they were falling. when you have commodities falling in price, that is an indication of deflation. that was my worry. that is why i think the fed should cut interest rates. president trump wants a 100 basis point decline. i think what they did in december shoul

then we moved to cleveland, briefly had a job with with the cleveland plain dealer until the publisherf what had found out happened in detroit. readily father acknowledged. he was fired from the plain dealer. we moved back to detroit. he worked outside of the a few er industry for years selling party favors for a organizational place. we moved twice in detroit. then, in 1956, he was hired to an editor at the local ddition of labors daily in bentondorf, iowa. the typographical union was on in the area, and my father got back into newspapers there. a little over or madison,nd then got to madison capital times hired him in 1957. mccarthy just dived. -- died. milwaukee braves were on their way to winning the word series. seemed good. brian lamb: the consequences of that hearing, did they find him be in contempt or what happened as a result of those hearings? david maraniss: no. people over the course of the years who did not amendment.ifth but took the first amendment, cited their first amendment cited for they were contempt. you can't cite someone for contempt for taking the fifth amendme

the as meanwhile are back to 500 as they wrap up a series in cleveland yesterday. in the 4th inning, they ended up winning the game 7-2 for their 6th straight win. the as are off today to enjoy that. they open a weekend series with seattle here at home at the coliseum. >>> coming up "today in the bay," new details about pg&e pj payments. the amount pg&e is setting aside. >>> first happening now, polls in the united kingdom are opened for elections for european parliament. the elections are being highly scrutinized as the nation is wrestling with plans to leave the european union. the surge is for the populists that want to reign in the power. the results won't be officially released until sunday night. lots ahead, stick around. it's 4:53. new this morning: more than 100 million dollars is coming to victims of wildfires sparked by p-g- and-e powerlines. new this morning, more than $100 million is coming to victims of wildfires sparked by pg&e power lines. >> a federal judge says they have approved a wildfire assistance program and wants it up and running quickly. la

baseball later this morning,ment oakland a's wrap up against the cleveland indians. last night a's went for their fifth straight win. khris davis left early. he will be put on the ten-day injured list today. he hit a two-run homer. that put the a's ahead. pro var showed off his glove work at second base. watch this. really nice play in the 6th inning. the a's won the game 5-3. this morning's game will start at wo in the 6thnd a 7th. then giants down by 2 into the 9th with one out he would cut that in half with the single and then sandoval's infield single put the winning run at first base. >> 3-2. on the ground in the right field. a base hit! there comes williamson. this game is over! love it. giants win that walk off 4-3. the they will try to win another tonight at 6:45. >> way to go joe and the giants. >>> time is 4:48. the giants biggest fan right there. >> im a a fan but i did not stay up for that. a bad fan but i was asleep at that time. >> they understanded. >> good morning, everyone. when you wake up at these hours, but i did hear about it. westbound 580 alrea

going for a sweep in cleveland. frankie montez was throwing smoke. jake bowers, come get some. francisco, your turn. and bowers, back for more. you'll all get nothing and like it. montez, six scoreless innings, and struck out nine. and he does get some support. nick hundley, oppo taco, solo homer. they have evened their record, 25 wins, 25 losses. >>> speaking of losses, oh, baby, look at those cheeks. th braves keep hitting and hitting. there it comes, there it does. swanson, a two-out, three-run homer. braves jump out 5-0. freddie freeman, that's gone, too. back-to-back jacks. that was your ball game right now. giants lose 9-2. >>> so much commotion after antonio brown missed day one of raiders off-season practice yesterday. no worries. he was there today. working with derek carr, who has che clearly spent much of the off-season doing bicep curls. hopefully see a lot more of that this season. (vo) ♪ i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations?

then we moved to cleveland, ohio, where he briefly had a job with with the cleveland plain dealer untilhe publisher of that paper found out what had happened in detroit. which my father readily acknowledged. he was fired from the plain dealer. we moved back to detroit. he worked outside of the newspaper industry for a few years selling party favors for a labor organizational place. we moved twice in detroit. then, in 1956, he was hired to be an editor at the local addition of labors daily in bentondorf, iowa. the typographical union was on strike in the area, and my father got back into newspapers there. we were there for a little over a year, and then got to madison, madison capital times hired him in 1957. joe mccarthy had just died. milwaukee braves were on their way to winning the word series. and life seemed good. brian: the consequences of that hearing, did they find him to be in contempt or what happened as a result of those hearings? david: no. there were many people over the course of the years who did not take the fifth amendment. but took the first amendment, cited their firs

prepared to vigorously defend claims against the company including the upcoming federal court trial in cleveland where the majority of the cases are pending. in march oklahoma resolved its claims for $270 million. the trial against johnson & johnson and others will start on tuesday. in new york, fox news. >> it would have them regulated like small group plans. the bill would protect people from big premium increases but they said this would drive up premiums and encourage employers to move to self insurance which is not regulated by the state. now friday is the deadline for the state assembly and senate to pass or reject bills that originated in either of their chambers. >>> this is the 20th year of the auction. at last check, the current bid is more than $2 million. last year's winner paid more than $3.3 million bidding in 7:30 friday night. >>> time is 4:46. disney's wishes are coming true when it comes to the box office. >>> oh great one who summons me. i stand by my oath. loyalty to wishes three. >>> you know who that is, don't you pam? >> will smist >> will smith. aladdin projected to earn

the family really wants donations to be made to the lowe rugo brain center in cleveland at the clevelandshould say in las vegas, nevada. tim conway, a legend in comedy could make you smile just with his facial expression. an amazing, amazing talent. we lost him today. he was 85. ♪ ♪ >> harris: michigan democratic congresswoman rasheda tlaib is standing by comments made last week claiming palestinians gave jews a quote safe haven in the middle east after the holocaust. last night the congresswoman responded to her critics this way. >> there is something like in many ways beautiful about that my ancestors, many had died or had to give up their livelihood their human dignity to provide a safe haven for jews in our world. that is something that i wanted to recognize and kind of honor in some sort of way. i got a text message from a friend who is like hey next time really clarify. maybe talk like a fourth grader because maybe the racist idiots would understand you better. >> harris: wow. congresswoman tlaib's original comments drew anger from republicans including president trump with many ca

and he came back to the cleveland clinic where dr.starling found brown's body was rejecting his new heart. >> we had to figure out y. why did this happen to cedric. >> dr. starling discovered that the brand name anti-rejection drug brown had been taking had been switched for a generic manufactured in india. >> you look at the bottle. and i take it questions were immediately raised in your mind. >> immediately. >> questions because that particular drug was on a list of generic medications his hospital tries to avoid prescribing to its patients. the fda says a generic medicine is the same as a brand name medicine in dosage, safety and quality but experts at the cleveland clinic have determined some generics aren't a close-enough match for their comfort that even a small variance in the drug may pose serious risks for some patients you can't take the risk that a drug is just slightly less than what the patient needs or maybe more? >> in a given patient that's high-risk for rejection, there may be no leeway whatsoever. >> i remember him s

the season just below the city of cleveland so. we're now on the formal property of pop let's go by it was one of his the. bridge villas and it's also right by the lake pretty pretty tough story actually. nowadays you can come to this property and you can see the remains of the house and it was actually called think i did i know we live and this was the name of his daughter and i took a look at the buildings. in the house itself you can still find some fools. in the schools that actually found money here because probably used to hide a lot of money on his property. one of the reasons why such a trek city are the many parks you could find here that escapes from the housing and bustling city one of the most beautiful. time equal to ten o'clock gardens which are located right next to university so you can drive with the metro to the station or even that there's just a two minute walk to enter the park which is totally free. inside to keep you around which is what the structure feels like running water tends to show off thanks many pro