( laughter ) >> reporter: lee cowan, cbs news, oakland.s at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> right now on off script, primary polls are about to close in virginia. >> i could say that i possibly had a meeting, but i still do not recall it. >> plus attorney general jeff sessions was testy even combative at times. we're on verdict watch in the bill cosby sexual abuse case. >>> we start with attorney general jeff sessions feisty testimony to congress today. he denied collusion with the russians. refused to talk about the conversations with the president. left many questions unanswered. >> that a fresh start at

but lee cowan has discovered there are really two m.v.p.s. >> look at me. you did it! last night was about more than winning. for the warriors aerps kevin durant it was the fulfillment of a promise he made to his mom when he was just eight years old. >> i can remember that conversation. >> reporter: is that why you kept pushing him so hard? >> because i knew he wanted it. >> reporter: wanda durant had kevin at just 21. as a young single mom, she worked the overnight shift at a post office outside washington, d.c., struggling to provide for him and his older brother, tony. >> there were many nights that i didn't know how we were going to make it. >> reporter: where did you fiend that strength, though? because they had you. you didn't have anybody. >> i couldn't quit. and there were times i wanted to quit, and i often said the sacrifice for me, really for me personally, was not dying. that's what i sacrificed for my kids, not-- not-- not checking out on them. >> reporter: so how did you bring yourself back from that? >> because i had them. >> reporter: they were everythi

and on everything, tyler cowan is interesting and inventive, has some interesting -- interesting things to say about law. i am these days down on blogs, not in the sense they are useless but the word cake, what is your take, that is a really bad phrase, isn't it? chances are you shouldn't say it. logs, a take is just -- >> is your attitude a response to something. >> your take, i have some friends, it is so -- >> if i read the headline, and i'm not going to bother because i know what they will say and have my own response to the argument. >> most law professors that i know spend very little time with blogs but tyler cowan is always worth 10 times the amount of time to read him. >> parsing got to be a little tricky with that. other questions here? this young man here. >> >> the application to social media. and most social media networks have pretty strong, written codes, hate speech. and the public forum doctrines. >> talking about the first amendment doctrine. >> there is a lot there so let's separate two different ideas. one idea is the streets and parks in the sense, even if they don'

but lee cowan has discovered there are really two mvps. >> what was last night like for you?as 100. it really was. >> reporter: last night was about more than winning. for kevin durant, it was the fulfillment of a promise he made to his mom when he was just 8 years old. >> i can remember that conversation. >> reporter: is that why you kept pushing him so hard? >> because i knew he wanted it. >> reporter: she had kevin at just 21. as a young, single mom, she worked the overnight shift at a post office outside washington, d.c. struggling to provide for him and his older brother tony. >> there were many nights that i didn't know how we were going to make it. >> reporter: where did you find that strength. they had you. you didn't have anybody. >> i couldn't quit. and there were times i wanted to quit. and i often said the sacrifice for me personally was not dying. that's what i sacrificed for my kids. not, not checking out on them. >> reporter: so how did you bring yourself back from that? >> because i had them. >> reporter: they were everything. yeah? >> they needed me. >> repor

fox news's claudia cowan is in l.a. with the very latest details.ng to hear what it was like when one of the biggest fires started almost two weeks ago in southern utah. the brian head fire has burned 91 square miles and taken out at least 13 homes. a man was using a torch to clear weeds around his cabin. listen to his anxious call to 911. >> 911. what is the status of your emergency? >> hi, i have a fire getting out of control. >> what size of area is burning? >> it's a forest. >> well, how big is fire right now? >> it is big, like 50 feet, by 50 feet. it is big. we need help. reporter: that man could be on the hook for a million dollars in damages. the fire just 15% contained. firefighters should get a break with calmer winds and cooler temperatures. state of emergency in arizona where a forest fire burns 100 northwest of phoenix. the goodwin fire has torched 30 square miles. unclear how many homes have been lost but the thousands of residents had just minutes to grab what they could and evacuate. some tense moments yesterday afternoon in the los

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when cowan came to -- >> i was looking around and friends were there and it was very strange. >> she was at gw hospital and tells us she already had metal rods in her arm and stitches over her left eye, suffered bleeding of the brain and vision issues. she remembers heading to the hospital, but between that -- >> i have no recollection. >> reporter: here is where the frustration comes in. >> these injuries are the result of being hit by a vehicle. >> reporter: the fire department's report sot backs that up at least two 911 callers. >> throughout -- [indiscernible]. >> reporter: the police report says she emergency instead. >> they could certain follow up and ask those individuals >> allan: her partner hired a private investigator trying to find answers on their own. >> reporter: if you made the 911 call or know anything, they are asking you to call the number on these signs. >> what a mystery. stephanie talked to dc place again and they said it is unclear how she sustained her injuries and if there is any additional information they will make updates to the case. >>> and written by c

. >> reporter: lieutenant cowan is explaining his time as a pilot for the hurricane hunter. >> we starto fill in the gap between the hurricane flying into the hurricane itself down below at 10,000 feet and the satellite up in space. >> reporter: one way they fill the gap, dropping drop zones or weather parachutes into the storm collecting temperature, pressure, wind information. they then feed to the plane in real time. he was quick to point out the real meat and potatoes of the storm hunting involve other aircraft, the planes that actually fly into the hurricane. we spoke with a flight director for noaa, who flies through hurricanes, includi >> it intensifies from a category 2 to category 4 the eight hours we were out there. the next day, strong category 4. the scientists wanted to come around and stay on the side of the storm that was strongest but we couldn't. the eyewall was too small. we hit a little bit of small hail, which is okay for this plane but we take that into consideration for our next path and we know we don't want to go back through that area again. >> reporter: three r

>> with another championship. ( laughter ) >> reporter: lee cowan, cbs news, oakland. >> pelley: ands captioned by acdi a g urch ch >>> kpix 5 news begins with a man dressed like an i.c.e. causing a scare at a bay area search seen recording people during a spanish service. good evening. new at 6:00, a san francisco city employee has been put on leave after he showed up at a north bay church in a fake i.c.e. jacket. it happened at the lutheran church of the resurrection during a spanish language service. kpix 5's emily turner is live in san rafael with a stunt that sparked a police investigation. emily. >> reporter: the spanish- speaking group rents the time and space from the lutheran church who owns the property. but this man wasn't parading around with a video camera during a lutheran service but during a spanish-speaking service and concerned the community and then became the concern of the san rafael police department and now the marin county district attorney. this man isn't an i.c.e. agent. but he looks enough like one that he scared the congregation at their sunday evening ser

lee cowan caught up with some. >> reporter: so you come out every day just to catch what you're going yeah. catch fresh. >> reporter: wayne adams is about the closest thing you'll ever find to a marine mammal on two legs. >> good one. that's a nice one. >> reporter: in fact, i'm pretty sure he had more in common with the ferb i caught than he did with me. wayne rarely sets foot on dry land. not even when he makes his way home to his wife kathryn. because their home ebbs and flows with the tide too. >> i remember phoning my parents from town, and i said we're living out on the ocean. and my dad said what do you mean you're living on the ocean? >> reporter: welcome to freedom cove. a multi-colored, floating refuge, way past the end of any road, tucked away in rugged british columbia's vancouver island. >> what do you say to people who think this is a little odd or a little strange? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: really? >> truly. nice to be recognized for who i am. >> reporter: they've lived this water world lifestyle for the last 25 years. building and rebuilding. it all sits ato

embattled ceo travis cowan at an chief business officer neil michael. michael could resign as early as today according to a report from "the wall street journal." the departure said to be related to an internal investigation into the work of a sculpture by u.s. attorney general eric holder. holders investigation comes after managers and employees were fired last week for claims of harassment, discrimination and bullying. recommendations are presented in sunday's board meeting. the board voted unanimously to adopt the investigations which include a new human resources process training and someone michael. it comes at a time of personal and professional turmoil. the 4-year-old mother died in a boating accident at the end of the night and his father is seriously injured. just last week a racing memo sent to her employees in 2013 is late. kalanick was seen yelling at the cooper driver. cooper has not issued anything so far. cheryl: how do you think will learn more about this investigations? >> we're expecting to get a closer look at what changes could be ma

thee was a lot of q&a wh senator fr idahosenar cowan, senator dianne feinstein about the oval office,oing to the oval office and having the president place a request that he hopes he does something. do you think james comey made the case that that was what he thought was a direct demand to do something? >> he certainly said he felt the president was trying to communicate to him his own loyalty to michael flynn. he said he was going to leave the obstruction of justice issue to mueller. to i don't think he wanted go there legally. what he did create where these scenarios in which it's clear that the president which he hasn't disputed intervened on a number of occasions with the fbi director on an active investigation. david: tim o'brien bringing up the foreign national security advisers, central to all of this is a request from the president to let it go, let the investigation go into michael flynn. what michael flynn play here going forward? >> he's both the subject of an also aestigation, he's potential witness. i think probably something the white house is concerned about is whether

fine. >> while we're on bearish notes, cowan on nike takes in some numbers.tion from adidas and under arm oour. >> they're saying when they report next week you'll see a bad number no kidding that's about as regulatory as crest upgraded nvidia. remember what i renamed myself by the way, the dog named everest, it's everest nvidia i gave him a last name why do dogs never have one name? mr. nvidia he eats at the dinner table. why not? mr. nvidia, go have some roast beef. >> nvidia is your fourth biggest gainer and then lenar had gains today. >> i love the lenar quarter. you're looking at lenar and thinking how could they do even better 91 cents versus 74 back log increased what happens is that sellers come in with home builders the pattern for the longer term has been up. and lennar is distinguishing itself for being just really, really fabulous. there's a lot of undercurrents in the semis nice note about marvel i think marvel hold to buy back crest. it wouldn't surprise me if marvel gets bought gets bought. >> by? >> by -- consolidation is going on in this busi

claudia cowan is on that from the west coast. claudia, how bad is it so far? morning. that's right. strong shifting winds and triple digit heat adding to the challenge on most of these western wildfires. you mentioned arizona, a state of emergency has been declared in arizona where flames are burning and steve rugged terrain sixth day about 100 miles north of phoenix. goodwin fire has scorched 32 square miles. that's an area larger than the entire state of maine. governor of arizona plans to tour this area today. unclear how many homes have been lost. but it's forced thousands of people to grab what they can and get out. >> we packed whatever we could, put it in the van and left. we know the important stuff. but when you look around it's all important. it's your whole life in there what do you take? >> don't have time to get a u-haul and pack everything. you have to take pictures and whatever is important to you. >> at least 13 homes have been reduced to ash in utah. the fire is now 58,000 acres. just 15% contained. some 170 1700 firefighters here will get a b

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that went to anthony cowan of saint john's. list including the 76ers who have trusted the proce second number one overall pick in two years. markel has been trusting the process all along. >> trust the process because i didn't even know about philly but mee i got cut from jv staying at the same high school the big thing we used to say back home is trust the process not transferring schools so i didn't really know about on the saying trust the process with philly until my senior year going into college and when i started watching basketball i seen the tweets and all that about it. i thought i came up with it at first but then i found that out. rookie year i got a pretty high goal for myself coming in want to be the m.v.p. i set my goals high because i want to put in a lot of work. >> reporter: look at this list. going back to hall of famer adrian dantle kenny carr sixth in 1977. 1989 these are all dematha stags. the clippers danny ferry second over all. last dematha grab to go in the. not bad join tonight. all right. in golf you

claudia cowan has that list. >> employees paid to leave the job and go protest.appening in the bay area as scores of activists flood the streets. town halls and rallies, blasting president trump with the blessing of their boss. >> civic engagement as the foundation of our democracy and company should encourage it. >> at a marketing firm, the ceo gives his staff to days of action a year. >> they can participate in the protest, volunteer for a cause. >> he says while he is a liberal, the policy is neutral. so long as it's not a group that promotes violence, employees can support whatever political group or because they want. conservative activists aren't buying it. >> they want a harder left turn then we are saying now. >> it's a risk for employers. consumers opposed to an official endorsement of protest culture might take their business elsewhere. companies like patagonia adult care. the apparel maker says it hirers activists passionate about the environment and at times protesting is part of the passion. facebook let its employees attend may day rallies. >> emplo

fox's kelly cowan explains. >> they're in and out in a master minutes.make off with thousands of dollars worth of stolen guns. >> the guys that are doing this are trying to steal guns to get out on the street and sell on a black-market. they're only going to criminals. >> reporter: just last year burglars stole more than 500 guns during smash and grabs across central florida. despite alarms their typically able to pull off their heists well before law enforcement can get there. but gun shop owner ross ripkin is hoping his new security system will stop burglars right in their tracks. because his security system doesn't just call the police. >> everybody get down on the ground much this is a robbery. >> reporter: if this were a real robbery, i could just hit this panic button here. filling the room with fog in just five seconds. >> security experts say the system isn't just for retail. the fog can also be an effective tool active shooter situation. >> it's a great means of stopping progression into a building. so when you're stopping progression you're min

alice cowan, partner at firehouse strategies and alex burns, cnn political analyst and national political for "the new york times." alex burns, thoughts two years later. how much has changed and how much has remained the same? >> i was actually at that announcement two years ago at this hour and i remember thinking at the time that i really had to enjoy myself writing that story because we weren't sure how long that campaign would last. now here we are two years in and there's clearly no end in sight. i do think reflecting back on that announcement speech, that was not the speech of somebody who was preparing for a long-haul campaign for the presidency, let alone to actually serve as president. and the style that you're seeing reflecting in his tweets today and public remarks today, i think you can draw a straight line from there to here. >> yeah, and how much things haven't changed then, right, from there to here. alice, i don't know if i've ever actually asked you where you were, where you and marco rubio were during, on this day two years ago. what are your reflections? >> i mean, i ca

cowan estimates that the drugs that are pd-1s they say that market will be $32 billion by 2022 and theybig chunk of that market. as for other movers lots moving in the biotech space. as you check out tg therapeutics, they're moving up a lot. finally, we'll draw your attention to the other attention of i mew know therapy drugs, you can see that all in the green on data updates here at asco. when you think of the stocks moving, there are financial implications but there's positive updates in the fight against cancer. pretty interesting weekend. lots more to come. we'll have the bristol-myers ceo joining us on your show. as well as others. >> thank you very much meg tirrell in chicago. we'll watch for headlines out of asco. there are usually one. apple's developer's conference is going to happen starting today. looking for key -- little visibility on iphone 8. maybe hardware news. will they try to put together a serious competitor to siri. >> and pacific crest downgraded apple earlier, a lot of the upside potential for the sentiment is in the stock. people tried to gain this out. a great p

. >> so far, and now there's a tech story developing and i think that cowan note, some of the plans on mobile payment and setting up kiosks helping to fuel another half a percent gain on mcdonald's stock despite the longer quarter pounders in bill's thrive-thru. >> only a minute but still a wait. >>> alibaba is holding its two-day conference in which they hope to showcase opportunities for u.s.-based small businesses and entrepreneurs to tap into the chinese market alibaba vice chair joe tsa i joins us now in an exclusive interview along with our own david faber. david, it's all yours. >> thank you very much, bill we're joined, as you said, by joe tsa i. nice to see you. thanks for having us here. you'll have 3,000 people who show up here, farmers, small businesses, who at least want to hear about this opportunity to sell into china, but how does that all work? let's say i'm a small business or i'm a farmer and i'm growing something and i want to sell it there. it seems a strange possibility for me to really access that market how do i do it >> well, first, alibaba can help you access

few minutes today to discuss the important national security bill that the senate just passed, the cowan it terg iran's -- the countering iran's destabilizeation security act. i hardly need to cite what makes iran a clear and present danger to peace. iran engages in systematic human rights abuses from torture to the targeting of religious minorities. and of course iran has long provided critical support to syrian president bashar al-assad who is perhaps most notable for the repeated use of chemical weapons on his own people. the fact that assad still remains in power after the long list of atrocities his regime has committed is due in no small part to the support that iran has provided. in addition to propping up assad's reign of terror, iran also provides support to the houthi rebels in yemen. secretary of defense james mattis recently noted, and i quote, we see iranian-supplied missiles being fired by the houthis into saudi arabia. end quote. well, providing these missiles puts iran in violation of at least two u.n. security council resolutions. not that iran appears to care. but in fa

. >>> joining us toss discuss more of this is chris krueger from cowan. we appreciate you being with with us. what a day we were asking you how likely it would be if health care gets done before the july 4th recess. now we know the answer to that how significant is this delay? >> it's pretty significant the exact wrong place for republicans where they wanted to be at the beginning of the year. the august recess was originally the deadline for tax reform and they are still sort of stuck in the mud of health care with really no end in sight for either the budget or taxes right after this >> all right timing aside, let's talk about the issues that divide them. i mean, clearly the democrats and the republicans are not talking to each other. they are talking to the press with what they would like to see the new bill look like the issues here are medicaid primarily, and the expansion or the cuts in spending is there a middle ground in that at all that you can see? >> well, i mean, medicaid is sort of the issue du jure ajouru have planned parenthood and health c

. >> in hollywood, claudia cowan, fox news. >> people love the movies, got something else to go enjoyout for yourself. >> i haven't seen one or two. >> i actually want to see this. >> how did zula let you get away that. >> i never toll her it existed. >> was the minions. just minions movie. >> there was. >> i saw that. >> they're cute but annoys me the way they talk. >> very chatty. >> yes. >> i was tired of it real quick. >> r2d2. >> all right. silver fox alert. steve carell getting new attention for his newly -- steve carell. attention for newly gray hair during his appearance al jimmy fallon show. he read off recent magazines showing carell for his new look. one magazine wrote move aside george clooney. >> we just talked about it. >> carell was spelled three different ways. >> i was going to say. literally while that interview was on we like his gray hair. >> here's what they had to say. >> do you get invited to silver fox meeting? do you go to club anderson cooper is there and andy cohen. >> there's bracelet you get. [ laughter ] >> that's all they give you. >> mine says steve. >>

our reporter michael cowan met up with amanda fernandez a local resident who whilst being evacuated fromat we know, we've got more than 130 people that are missing. that is the portuguese, colombian, spanish, moroccan side of things. what about the rest of the people? there are other people that know people who're missing. my half's just 130. other people that know people who're missing. my half'sjust130. so you are saying you personally know 130 people who were in that building? yes, minimum. and sometimes, god forgive me, but sometimes i speak to someone and they are like, oh, we haven't spoken to that person and gosh i didn't think about that person. you forget and you think, gosh i thought they lived in another block but they lived here. 130 to us, that's a lot. that's a lot. the numbers coming out in the media is wrong, that's what hurts you. you are releasing small numbers of people not really understand the crisis of it. fiasco, crisis, chaos, it's, you know, it's something that you can't kind of programme and there's no answers, no structure, you can't process anything. and you a

he was found guilty of 17 cowans of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding.have on his patients, while trying to boost his reputation for his own gain and had played on patients‘ fears by exaggerating or inventing the threat of cancer. outside the court, some of cancer. outside the court, some of his former patients spoke about their ordeal. i lost absolutely everything. he took everything away from me and i‘m still, up until today, this has been going on now since the 90s and only today i‘ve gotjustice. since the 90s and only today i‘ve got justice. throughout the trial, he's made no attempt to show any remorse he's made no attempt to show any remorse for his actions. and maybe revealing his true character, rather than the charming professional man we all thought he was. i'm still processing if i think 15 years is enough for somebody who has shown no remorse, enough for somebody who has shown no remorse, who's put his patients through hell, if 15 years is enough. we‘re joined now by one of ian paterson‘s former patients. judy conduit needlessly underwent a d