the characters in the floyd collins story, first off there was floyd collins, he was devout, he was an everyman. he believed his faith in god would bring him out of the cave, and when it became clear that his faith would not get him out, his faith in god would take him to heaven. there was 31 -- 31 -- the one reporter who went down the shaft to bring him water, food, to give him light. it was like a stripped copper wire. his name was miller, and was from the louisville newspaper. he was very small. he was called skeet, like a skeeter. and the narrative with skeet s miller is he finds his humanity. he was a cynical reporter who was going down to interview the is god everyday. he finds his humanity. and then there was the father. he was portrayed as a hard drinking mountain manieer. and his mother, a hard-working mountain woman whose back was bent from years behind the plow cloud. there was floyd girlfriend, who waited at the shaft. she wasn't really his girlfriend. and his loyal dog ship -- shep who waited for him at the entrance of the cave every day. but really, his dog's name was obi

what does collins like here? relative strength index is edging up to new highs for the year and could be potentially leading it higher but there's the pattern with the simple moving envelopes using the 8 week moving average plus or minus 5%. the exact same tool. facebook trades within this range but when the stock escapes you either get a total blast off or a nasty melt down. historically when facebook closes above the 5% the stock will quickly test the 15% envelope. that's the 8 week moving average plus 15% meaning you could get a gigantic move higher. this is what happened. we saw this in late 2013 and in may of 2014 and bingo and guess what as of today facebook broke above the 5% envelope once again. if the stock can stay above until the end of this week we'll see another explosive rally. bigger than this one. he he expects facebook to fly up to 93.50 at a minimum of a possible push into triple digit territory. i think you could earn 350 next year conservatively and you give it a multiple on that 2017 number.

collins." >> yeah. in the rain. but it's okay. i hope i get by a little bit. but it's-- it's that i took it because the director really wanted me to do it. and when you think back, i took "godfather" because the director really wanted me on. >> rose: francis wanted. >> that's what he saw. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> great pleasure. nice to talk to you. >> rose: "the hum ling" and "danny collins." two proifies of an actor looking at their own life and where they are and what they might have missd missd and where they might go. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mat and sue herera. >> stocks surge. the tou shoots hire, having is best day in a month but there's one sector investors are paying close attention to. >> pay raise. will millions

collins." >> yeah. in the rain. but it's okay. i hope i get by a little bit. but it's-- it's that i took it because the director really wanted me to do it. and when you think back, i took "godfather" because the director really wanted me on. >> rose: francis wanted. >> that's what he saw. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> great pleasure. nice to talk to you. >> rose: "the hum ling" and "danny collins." two proifies of an actor looking at their own life and where they are and what they might have missd missd and where they might go. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. announcer: a kqed television production. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. m

winemaker neil collins says dry farming is improving his product. >> there's more intricacies. it's more comp lex i think and a more intriguing flavor. >> reporter: the vines that are being starved are thriving through the drought, doing better than the ones that are getting water. chris martinez, cbs news, paso robles, california. >> dry farming produces fewer grapes but they are much higher quality. >>> golden state warrior flying high even as a kid. >> the video that just resurfaced online featuring steph curry and another nba star. that's next. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> riley curry has become a sensation for her antics during the nba playoffs. >> quite the little show girl. one look at the video, y

collins? >> no. >> mr. collins. no mr. byrne? >> no. >> mr. byrne new. mr. new house? ms. slaughter aye. mr. mcgovern aye. mr. hastings, aye. mr. polis? mr. polis, aye. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> the clerk will report the total. >> four ayes, eight nays. >> chairman i move the committee make an order and give the necessary waivers for my amendment, which would say that no funds may be obligated or spent for u.s. armed forces engaged in combat operations in iraq or syria in the absence of the enactment of for the use of military force for such operation. i would say briefly that here we are appropriating money, a lot of money for the war in iraq and syria. but congress doesn't seem to have the stomach to vote for it or want to bring it up for a debate or consider uamf and vote on it. the president has done what he was supposed to do. he submitted to us. we may not like the strategy. we may not think it's a good enough strategy. but he did what he is required to do. it is now up to us to do what we're required to. do you can limit what the president has pro

jennifer collins is using the thc-a she first tried in colorado and beth and patrick are lowering theharmaceuticals. so now that you know that thc-a works for your daughter, are you prepared to break or circumvent federal law in order to make sure she continues to get it? >> we wouldn't have worked this hard for this bill if we weren't. >> reporter: for ter visa elder and her son, tommy, the situation is a bit more complicated. theresa works for the federal government. by law, you can't possess it, because you are a federal employee, right? >> right. >> but do you have an overriding moral responsibility to your child? if a doctor says it might be able to help if all your research says it might be able to help, do you help your kid or do you defy your government? >> that is the huge dilemma, i can't defy my government, because i can't lose my job, but if i have to choose between losing my job or losing my kid, what would any mother do? >> reporter: as far as the parents in virginia travel and as far as that first mother, page figgy, traveled, all these parents say there is farther to g

collins, is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the work and i've watched my time here, watched both of you on the floor passionately defending and working in this area and i appreciate what has been done here. and it is an interesting proposition and we've said and i believe this issue of oko funding and base funding needs to be resolved and needs to be resolved in a way that reflects a simple back to what we'll call for straightforward budgeting process and that is something we can get back there and it goes back to the last few minutes of conversation here. myself and others have had conversations and this is a conversation that needs to happen. it is disturbing in light of your -- chairman's conversation just now, you are exactly right, there is a bigger picture here other than just an isil centered conversation and we have other issues and simply going over the decade old authorization and which i served in iraq and others, it is time to do away with those and get an honest -- and if it means to be a straightfo

. >> reporter: 13-year-old redmond collins grabbed a baseball bat and a kitchen knife to protect his younger brothers from an intruder while his mother and sister were gone in their antioch home. collins didn't have to swing because he also alertly called 911 and police officers came to the house and arrested a suspect. tyrell freiman who was still outside banging on the doors. the boys were all safe and sound. freeman did get inside at first walking through the unlocked front door. >> i said get out. he wouldn't leave. then the dog came. >> reporter: ace, the family dog chased the intruder outside, but he didn't run away. >> my dog scared him out. he came back again. we locked everything. he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until the police got there. the boys' mother and sister were out returning errands but when they got home it took a strange chest. >> i saw the picture and i thought that is the guy i used to see at school. >> reporter: jasmine recognized this man as the person wh

i have training this week, second floor. >> reporter: collins was hard at work when police found himscorted him outside. if he was ever in any danger, he didn't know it. shortly after collins release police gave the all clear and the blocks began to come down, but still no answer to the question of what police were looking for or if they found it. >> everybody is safe and sound. that's all this matters. >> i don't have a problem with you doing your job, but don't disrespect us like that. >> reporter: some in the crowd had sweltered for hours to get back in their cars for hours to go home including a family visiting from massachusetts going home now with a very specific type of d.c. memory. >> i can't believe they told him that. the federal protective service is handling this investigation because it's their building targeted. metropolitan police said they were in charge. neither agency said how serious the threat today was or what it was impactly all about. those answers apparently -- exactly all about. those answers apparently will have to wait until tomorrow. >>> it's a hot one for

>> well we can, you know look at amanda collins story in 2006, and the university of nevada she was a licensed holder. she did not bring her concealed handgun, and subsequently was attacked and brutally raped. so we know that if we - if she had had it in her backpack or purse with her on her person that story would have been drastically different. or the other two women that were raped. the outcome of the stories, would it be different if more were armed. it's a question that we can answer with certainty. back to guns situations like that it's much more dangerous. >> fundamentally, this decision whether we should force universities to carry guns in classrooms dormitories,

pat collins, thank you very much. pat will have a lot more for us coming up on news4 at 5. >>> now to one of the stouffer'sries trending on social media. there's new accusations about how red cross is spending money in haiti. pro publica said -- they say the red cross gave a lot of money to other groups so they could do the work and too much of its funds have been spent on management and overhead. the head across officials say they built roads and schools and haiti is better off than it was five years ago. quote, these fund vz helped build and operate eight hospitals and clinics stem a deadly cholera outbreak provide clean water and sanitation and move more than 100,000 people out of makeshift tents into safe and improved housing. >>> intense, amazing, get your tissues ready. those are some of the reactions this afternoon on the nbc washington facebook page to the posting by sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer for face back. sandberg posted a heartbreaking tribute to her late husband who died suddenly last mon

charlie: danny collins, terrific cast. what a cast. when you see that montage, what do you think about this career in acting the u.s. had and continue to have -- that you've had and continue to have? al: it baffles me. you spend your life just moving on. it's one of the perks, but also one of the issues you have when you are with a group of people and you are in the company and you know we all sort of feel that way. actors are transient. charlie: somebody once said actors are gypsies. al: they are. they have that in their spirit. when i look at things i've done before -- there is a certain -- mercifully there is a distance you have. you look at it and say, this all part of if you want to call it development -- i remembered has them had a special evening -- had a specalial evening, and he said, how did this happen? they did one for me and i went up there and thought, there's no rehab in this. where is the time i was in rehab? i never was in rehab. charlie: the question posed in john lennon's letter in "danny collins to get stay true to

this is susan collins. may i ask who is calling?llo chairman collins, this is sam dewy from your staff. >> are you calling from the i.r.s.? >> no, senator i'm actually over here. ( laughter ) >> reporter: phone carriers do have access to technology that would enable them to block many robocalls on behalf of all their customers, but most carriers haven't implemented it. missouri democrat claire mccaskill. >> if they came out with an ad, "we're going to block robocallsing, "i mean i don't think they could handle the business they would get. >> reporter: the f.c.c. is working on a proposal that would eliminate any legal barriers for phone companies who want to selectively block robocalls from for their customers. when the companies want to invest in that technology remains an open question. >> pelley: coming up next, a desperate call to 911 as floodwaters rise. work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing? the garlock bankruptcy may affect your rights even if you do not presently have an asbestos-related disease. garlock's produ

this is susan collins. may i ask who is calling? >> hello, chairman collins. this is sam dewy from your staff. >> sam, my phone says you are calling from the irs headquarters number which is 202-622-5000. are you calling from the irs? >> no, senator i'm actually over here. >> there you have it. thank you, sam. and here is what the number would look like on a standard land line phone where you have the screen where your caller id shows up. now, the irs of course is part of the department of treasury. my staff was able to spoof that number using a free iphone app right here in this hearing room. and looking at my phone i would have no way of knowing that it was not really the irs or the department of treasury calling me. obviously these fraudsters have no intention of following u.s. law. in fact, they may use the do not call list as a source of working numbers in their hunt for new victims. if we are going to win the fight against scammers targeting our seniors, we need to get ahead of the technology that they use to generate robo calls and to spoof caller ids.

i will see you at 5. >> all right, thank you, pat collins. we will look for you then. >>> well, these men didn't count on having cameras in their elevator. they are accused of taking part in a pickpocketing scheme in foggy bottom. this was last wednesday near 21st and pennsylvania avenues. security footage shows one man dropping things in the front of the man with the white hair. the man in the back then appears to take things from his pockets when he bends down to get -- to pick up those things. afterwards they even hold the door open for the victim. >>> a so-called train accident at cass ka regional park sent at least 20 people to the hospital. now, authorities in prince george's are trying to figure out how it happened. it was a tractor towing cars made to look like a train. it rolled over and there was a tur turbulent ride down a hill. >> we understand there are injuries but under investigation by park police and park authorities and make a report later on. >> good thing is none of the injuries appeared all that serious. the operator of t

this is susan collins. may i ask who is calling? >> hello, chairman collins.is sam dewey from your staff. >> are you calling from ther? >> no, senator. i'm actually over here. [ laughter ] >> the consumers union has been pressuring phone companies to offer free robo call blocking technology but the companies say it would violate current law. so the ftc will vote next week on proposed new regulations to clarify the law and possibly end those unwanted robo calls forever. coincidentally the fcc put paypal and ebay on notice for the fine print in their agreement implying the company has the right to contact you via robo calls and spam text without your consent. paypal says they weren't going to spam you and they were going to use it for fraud alert. >> if the phone rings and it's not my immediate family or friend i don't want to answer. >> i have a robo call that calls every day for months this has gone on robo call. i see the caller id. so i think -- i never pick it up. i think the robo is a dodo. i'm not there. i don't pick it up. they don't get it. >> hopefully

. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete white water everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately the wave closed in. >> got halfway around and the swells, then it was just chaos for them. >> greg can't believe what he's seeing. the pounding waves swallow of coast guard vessel flipping it and tossing it into the ocean. >> the boat had an air pocket under it, luckily. we were able to get out and swim to the bow. i had to get back to that boat. >> the men make it out of the water but are now stranded on the overturned hull. >> once we got into that sort of trouble, we didn't know how we were going to get out of it. we

collins: it's the only one from collins of georgia. the clerk: clerk will re-- the chair: clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide assistance to a state or political subdivision of the law that has any law or provision in contravention of the immigration laws of the immigration and nationality act 8 u.s.c. 1101-a-17. mr. culberson: i support the gentleman's amendment and withdraw the point of order. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. fattah: i would like to make a point of order against this amendment. because it proposes to change existing law. the chair: does the gentleman wish to reserve a point of order. mr. fattah: i'd like to reserve a point of order. the chair: a point of order is reserved. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: i rise today with a commonsense amendment to h.r. 25 . i appreciate the hard work chairman culberson and ranking member fattah and other members have put into this bill. this bill contain miss i

the driver, rob collins, is wanted in connection with an alleged sexual assault on a child.e police can arrest him, he takes off. detective steve bowers is one of the officers in pursuit. >> this was the first chase that i've ever had that involved a truck, and the danger is that it's an 80,000 pound vehicle. it's going to run over or destroy anything else on the road. >> alerted by other truck drivers that the suspect is listening to a police scanner, bowers tries to convince the man to give up. >> you need to pull over and stop now before you get shot. >> but the suspect ignores the warning. >> bad things are about to happen if you don't stop. >> with few options, police deploy stop sticks in the path of the semi, but the truck manages to avoid them. another unit waits at the top of a hill, but the suspect spots him and swerves to the right. >> he switched lanes to avoid the stop sticks and sideswiped the other car occupied by two elderly people. >> thrown out two sets of spikes. >> further down the road, deputy troy and trooper patty falk are getting ready to deploy more

. >> reporter: 15-year-old jennifer collins. she certainly looks like any other teenager. but if you look closer, you might see the flutter in her eyes. she's having a seizure. >> my oldest daughter said, mom, you know, when jennifer does that eye thing, she can't hear you. >> reporter: jennifer suffers from jeavons syndrome, a debilitating form of epilepsy. to treat it beth and patrick collins were advised to use very strong anti-epilepsy medications, but they were soon concerned about the side effects. >> she had one that made her rage so badly that we had to take all the doorknobs off of the doors because she had locked herself into the bathroom with a knife. so it was scary. it was really scary, and they didn't control her seizures. >> reporter: did you feel like you were losing your daughter? >> absolutely. losing our whole family. >> reporter: the collinses heard reports about oils made from the cannabis plants. oils that don't get you high but reduce seizures. beth and patrick made the heart-wrenching decision to separate the family. beth and jennifer moved to color

senator susan collins a member of the senate intelligence committee says it was carried out by hackers based in china. china called the accusations irresponsible. u.s. office of personal management is offering credit monitoring and identity insurance offered to anyone affected by the attacks. >>> the country's prime minister tweeting that the government will not accept extreme proposes. our people have suffered enough he says during the past five years, hashtag greece. ashley webster is following all the latest developments on greece. he joins us live from the newsroom. good morning to you, sir. what now? >> oh, my gosh, it is like groundhog day on this story. could this be a final act in the long-running soap opera, as the greeks turn. greece told the imf it will delay the $139 billion debt repayment and bundle all four payments together. the athens government has until june to pay $1.6 billion in total. that is the same day that the bailout deal with the e.u. and imf runs out. greece's money also running out. of course european creditors saying fundamental differences remain between

a woman named sonya signed up to find if a guy named collin was the father of her 4-month-old son. not only did collin say he wasn't the father, he came up with a theory about who is. >> [ bleep ]. [ talking over one another ] >> you know who that baby daddy is? >> who? >> charles barkley. charles barkley. let me see it. let me see that. let me see that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: unfortunately for the child, turned out charles barkley was not his father but the kid did just get a job on tnt. congratulations to them. we have a lot of game goodness to get to tonight. steve harvey is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: there's steve. some people call him the tanned dr. phil. and this is nice. steve was kind enough to give each one of our cameramen one of his old suits. where are -- there you go. [ cheers and applause ] everybody is looking -- looking very, very sharp. thanks to steve for being so generous. then later, it's jimmy versus jimmy. i face off against jimmy butler of the chicago bulls and our new game, "sink it or swim." it's half pop a shot, half dunk tank. wh

with his first nfl paycheck collin saw an opportunity to make a difference and he hasn't stopped sincere is mindyback. >> reporter: colin kaepernick teed off his third annual charity golf tournament surroundsed by the kids it benefits. it is a camp designed for kids with heart conditions and their families. what's your favorite part about the camp? >> getting to know children that has the same problems as me. >> snooe she just realizes and sees other people with the same scars and she is not ashamed of it. before we didn't want to show it to people and now she will pull it down and show the top. her scar to people. >> reporter: kaepernick has raised more that half a million dollars which allowed 600 people to attend the camp free of charge. but the affect the 49ers quarterback has an those kids goes beyond fund-raising. >> he gives for all the ride reasons. it is a special time. they know he cares about them. they know he is there for the right reasons. >> the kids that come to camp and see collin they feel stronger and are much self confident. that's half the medical problems. >> repo

and i talk to my publisher at harper collins the up shot was that they are of little to do a sectarian where they are meeting them for a broader audience i should be clear they are john run novels political potboilers science fiction that what we would call'' section. this is the classic instance of the genre but with some thai of conservative theme. or like sam spade makes comments but is at a conservative cast it is not so much like the keystone pipeline which was one of the of obsessions but a sensibility your point of view that infuses of the narrative fiction i started to look into this wasn't just a few writers but scores of people and then the libertarians who came and inspired by the advent of the rise of the amazon, a digital selfie publishing technology to write their own works of fiction and yet they had a lot of difficulty to connect with their natural audience for it seemed the best thing to do is create a place as of platform with the new conservative the insurers it is called liberty island is a up magazine written by conservatives sand libertarians. the point of my arti

. >> hi collin. >> hi. >> great. >> talking about a best of thr series right?ar season 67 games playoffs about adjustments the warriors made a great one but don't give credit to ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. >>> steve ker was the austment warriors need. the suggestion came after the loss in cleveland from 28-year-old nick buren. a special assistant to kerr. 20 points less than half a series avere through the first three games. >> i think it's just about playing a me the right way. and our team has been really good at just letting it flow. whoever's night it is it's just because he is who he is. and he is going to do that. as he plays a game mae it's not my night but someone is going to have a huge game because of me. hecame to play. and had four threes the start of the night. he does it all. so they show tonight a huge reason why we're 2, 2, going home. >> wonder if he bought after or before. just as importantly in the game wi

. >> hi collin. >> hi. >> great. >> talking about a best of three series right?ar season 67 games playoffs about adjustments the warriors made a great one but don't give credit to steve >>> steve ker was the adjustment warriors needed. the suggestion came after the loss in cleveland from 28-year-old nick buren. a special assistant to kerr. 20 points less than half a series average through the first three games. >> i think it's just about playing a game the right way. and our team has been really good at just letting it flow. whoever's night it is it's just because he is who he is. and he is going to do that. as he plays a game maybe it's not my night but someone is going to have a huge game because of me. he came to play. and had four threes the start of the night. he does it all. so they show tonight a huge reason why we're 2, 2, going home. >> wonder if he bought after or before. just as importantly in the game without a dramon green. what he did was let his game do the talking. >> my mom and grandma told me i'm crying too much leave the officials alone, just p

collins: mr. speaker, for the purposes of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from florida pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during the consideration of this resolution, all time is yielded for purposes of debate only. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for as such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks -- mr. collins: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to bring forward today this rule on behalf of the rules committee. this rule provides for a robust amendment debate on a wide variety of issues related to the authorization of funds for 16 intelligence agencies. this rule p

. >> reporter: 13 -year-old redmond collins grabbed a kitchen knife and a baseball bat to protect his two younger brothers after an intruder barged in to their antioch home while his mom and sister were gone. >> i was going to hit him on his head. >> reporter: collins didn't have to swing because he also alertly called 911 and they arrest adsuspect terrell freeman, who was still outside banging on the door. freeman did get inside at first walking right through the unlocked front door. >> i was like get out. he wouldn't leave . so the dog came. >> reporter: ace the family dog, came up barking and chased the intruder outside but he didn't run away. >> he came back again we locked everything and he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until police got there. the boy's mother and 19-year-old sister were out running errands but when they got home the story took another strange twist. >> when i saw the picture i gasped and i was like oh, my gosh, that's the dude i used to see every day when i we

here now is collin quinn. i know you are being facetious.row up in a racially mixed neighborhood. >> yes. >> i didn't. leavitt town was all irish: italians, a lot of jews but no blacks. where was your neighborhood and what did you learn. >> a village back then and i learned well, people like you could -- people could be prejudice without being racist, for example. >> give me an example of that. >> like hey, you are not next, the colored lady was next. then the spanish kid then the china man and then you. individually they are being prejudiced but they are being fair. >> bus they don't know any better back then. >> fair. you don't jump the line. >> but if you did that now the line would be right around your neck. >> oh, yeah. commission formed. >> we open the program more of this cops and minorities and all of that. >> right. >> do you in this book, i went through it but i didn't read it all is there an overarched theme of the book that americans could lessen this racial situation? >> at least we could try like i have ideas but you need to ha

let it burn down the rest was broken ii lost all claim to expand what i had hopes in i can i wonder collin and night and the terrible rain any any all of a sudden family and friends clicked to expand the jay, i can i it is another chance it's another monday night i wait for you with another hope and another reason why i wait for you it's another gas and tlurnd under the illicit's and i wait for you it's another it's another monday night i can i. >> there's another word nothing lasts - wait sorry i'm so nervous singing in front of all of you gorgeous i want to expand sing the last versus nothing lasts everything gone. >> i can i remembered you from my life before i can i never thought you would welcome me home. >> i can i with warm and open arms it's another chance it's another monday night and i wait for you it's another hope another reason why i will wait for you it's another distance and moving lights and . >> i'm sorry time thank you. >> thank you so much you i was so nerves. >> dna launch inspires song public comment is closed. >> commissioners. >> i'd like to make a motion and the rea

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he edges collin montgomery. second major of year on the senior tour.arting his round on 3. eagle approach here. one hop and in. casey closes. five under 65. in the clubhouse. 16 under. bub paba watson. second playoff hole. reminisce not to the green side bunker terrible. bubba drops the birdie putt. that's it. watson winner of the travelers for the second time in his career. and such a golf geek i'm in a fantasy league with my brother. we are team mates. he said let's go bubba watson. no let's go billy horschel finished 30th. bubba wins it. >> didn't know that existed. >> yeah. >> rest up. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever you

senator mccaskell. >> thank you senator collins. professor, is there any law that we need for the encorruption to ensure the validity of a caller i.d.? can that be done now without any law? >> i'm not a lawyer. but cyber security adding to technology does not generally require general legal authorization, just like banks didn't need to ask permission of the fdic to add protection to their bank websites. indeed longer term i think we need to reverse the discussion, namely what obligations to various participants have to protect that information. >> right. i think that i'll follow up with the fcc and make sure but i'm hoping that along with the clarification that there is no barrier to the common carriers' efforts to help consumers block this call, that they would also do what they can to enoccur an this encorruption possibility because i think it is a two-fold problem. one, making sure the caller i.d. is who it says it is, and two being able to block the calls. deputy attorney general, i know your office has done great work in this a

collin planner with the transportation authority i'll be talking briefly about two allocation requests the first both of them for the transportation improvement program the first is for the annual ongoing so for the sponsor the transportation authority and the san francisco municipal transportation agency scoping and that's to be split between the two agencies so for a hundred and $50,000 and the next month we'll have the project coming forward with a request for the hill and coming forward this month is for the alameda exchange that is located near 101 and where the 280 cross and a shore boulevard and laguna avenue creating a ramp at the surface we're requesting planning fund from the district 9 did transportation authority will lead the study with the support of sfmta all those boulevards are important with the safety and access is critical it creates a barrier including bay area and

noticiero gracias, maÑana "noticiero univision" a las 6:30 publicarÁ una entrevista de marÍa antonieta collinsr mÁs en univisionnoticias.com tiene la informaciÓn terminÓ el plazo para que los haitianos en repÚblica dominicana revisen sus documentos y se estima que hasta 200,000 inmigrantes podrÍan ser deportados. indira: en un acto desesperado decenas de haitianos protestaron porque no pudieron registrarse para legalizar su estatus migratorio. >> no tienen una identificaciÓn para decirle a inmigrantes, maÑana no va a tener pena de nadie. indira: hasta pasadas las 10 de la noche cientos de haitianos guardaban esperanza. >> todas las personas que se han registrado en la tienen un perÍodo de 45 dÍas en el que vamos a estar analizando y evaluando los expedientes. indira: pero despuÉs de casi 30 horas haciendo fila, alexis decidiÓ irse con las manos vacÍas. un futuro incierto es lo que le espera a cientos de haitianos que no pudieron legalizarse en repÚblica dominicana y a partir de este jueves su deportaciÓn serÁ inminente. >> yo soy un trabajador, yo tengo mi profesiÓn. indira: mientras tanto la

great catch botom 4th/ 1-0 tigers nick castallanos singles to right-center yoenis cespedes and tyler collins tigers top 7th one pitch after starter alfredo simon was pulled ben zobrist. the super-utility man lines one just over the right field wall for a grand slam off reliever angel nesbitt 5-3 a's final: 5-3 a's a's have won 7 of last 10 games good news for the warriors. klay thompson is concussion-free and has been cleared to play thursday night's game 1 of the nba finals thompson completed the nba's concussion protocol today. he was injured last wednesday when he took a knee to the head from the rockets' trevor ariza thompson was diagnosed with the concussion friday and missed two days of practice but he says he's feeling good and ready to go ater practice today >> : i feel like i got my win back all be ready to go thursday >> gary: game 1: thursday, 6:00 pm at oracle arena game 2: sunday, 5:00 pm at oracle arena game 3: tuesday, 6:00 pm in cleveland game 4: thursday, 6:00 pm in cleveland *game 5: sunday, 5:00 pm at oracle arena scary moment at the french open. during the 2nd set of a fr