. >> he hunggged it, he said, oh, curie. >> i had to ask his doctor, when is healthy versus unhealthy's pretty obsessed. >> with this shot not even looking. >> how did you get so good? >> practice. not bad for a family that moved to the bay area two years ago. >> he's from texas and i am from indiana, and none of us are warriors fans, but we are now. >> is that the cutest story i have ever seen. >> okay, we're done, and it's 4:46, and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> sure, make me follow that. thanks. i can see which producer is on my list right now. that was cute. reminds me of the older shots of tiger woods when he was younger. 280 and 17, mostly clear down in san jose. in fact it's going to be sunny, warmer and breezy this afternoon for most of us, and even the coast is going to see sunshine. cooling through friday with a chance of rain on thursday. let's take a look at the winds. nonexistent this morning. awful us less than 10 miles per hour. take a look down in the neighborhoods in san jose. looks like los gatos, 82. and the peninsula, a wide range, and redwood city at 80 degrees. low

the usa freedom act which created an institutional freedom process for participation of amicus curi to provide the fisa court with information about civil libertyies and privacy concerns when the court is presented with novel or significant questions of law. the court has -- i understand appointed five amisi to fill this purpose. so my question is do you think they have played a helpful role, how could this process beimproved, and what do you think are the next steps for fisa courtreforms in regard to bringing these different perspectives to bear? and that's for the whole panel. >> thank you, senator. this is something i've written about. i agree with you entirely that the amicus development is a good thing. i work in the space so i read the fisa court opinions. i read the u.s. courts transparency reports. i know rigorous oversight. if you talk to ordinarypeople, they're skeptical. there are two reasons. because it's in secret and that really can't change by and large, although the declassified opinions are a good thing. the other reason is because in most cases only the government get

and note -- he and no onegey expects mexico or china to be labeled curis similarly just manipulators. i asked whether china and canada should be labeled currency manipulators. >> i am not suggesting it is a currency manipulator now, it is a chance for us to put in place something inconsistent with the lob pass couple of years ago when making currency a major objective pull -- put -- objective. we will have more for my interview later with him. david: i saw pictures on twitter. a lot of ohioans wanted him to have a town hall. in q2 kevin cirilli and anita -- thank you to kevin cirilli and anita sharpe. taylor: i will bring you back to markets, mostly mixed picture in the dow was off and the nasdaq recovering and seeing gains. the s&p make -- mostly 0.01%.ed, down let's look at what is driving. -- healthtwo themes care and energy. i will start with health care because the index is almost up 1% and energy is down to its lowest of a multiyear. down to its lowest since april of 2016. "the new york times" coming out with a report that saying drug regulations are not going to be as strict as

. >>> steph curry curry curry cury fans of hamilton. you might see your abc7 news. >> you are looking at the airport. several private jets are parked on the ground and people flew to oakland aboard those jets to attend game 5 tonight. you can expect to hear the roar of jets as many folks fly out of town. >> if you can afford one of those tickets, you can probably afford a private town. >> we are overlooking the carquinez straight. you could see for miles thanks to clear skies. spencer christian is off today but we have meteorologist patel here to tell us if the clear skies will continue. i don't know, could you just turn off the wind? >> a little breezy. >> it is a little breezy. we will see temperatures rise and we're in for changes. you see the doppler 7. a few clouds there and most of you are seeing the sun as you check out the winds. it was blustery out there. mountain view at 21. we will go with lighter winds and warmer weather. you see a few clouds over mt. diablo. oakland, 68 degrees, and gilroy to the mt. tam cam, nice the cloud

. >> so he thinks he is steph curie this little guy, might give him a run for his money sooner rathern later. meet this tiny fan thaw may want to keep an eye on >>> we need jacket, sweat shirt, fleece for now but weekend is nothing but shorts, flip-flops, folks. we are warming up in substantially milder territory , mid to upper 80's over course of saturday and sunday great excuse to maybe schedule a pool party, guys. >>> don't have to tell me twice, thank you. now for newspaper headlines across the region. >> daily times upper darby township woman was shot three times yesterday after walking one of her children to the school bus stop. police superintendent michael chit wood says unidentified victim was definitely targeted , and 30 year-old woman survived gunshot wounder to the side of her head, chest , torso. >>> bucks county courier time five students at pennsbury high school were treated at area hospitals for respiratory issues after wrapping up a swimming class. students complained of short ness of breath and other breathing problems, incident occurred after a school maintenance ma

is there a halo effect in any meaningful way to the warriors win ining the nba title and cury and the force? >> i think the bigger effect is that when nike has a cold, hard for anybody in this space to be 100% he wialthy. so i think what under armour is finding is they're needing to react. they're needing to look at the pricing and promotions that's happening. urn armor would say that apparel picked up from a promotional standpoint in the fourth quarter. those are things that under armour has to follow you're nod the leader in the space and that dwen is really what's happening here from a larger picture perspective, which then. >> matt: a carry over effect to the foot lockers of the world it's a very high degree of mix with mike. when nike is suffering through this period of softer sales, it's harder for same store sales. >> what i hear you say is that north america is much worse than you, yourself, expected it to be at this point. we put a piece out, we talked about a 25% reduction in square footage that we thought needed to happen. with the retail real estate picture, when you dig d

congressman mo brooks announced sunday he plans to introduce legislation that would allow lawmakers to curie guns in d.c. brooks said lawmakers are high profile targets with no way to defend themselves because of washington's restrictive gun laws only a handful of top congressional leaders are given full time security including representatives police which is why capitol police officers were at the field that day in wake of the shooting lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have come forward to say they are seeing an uptick in death threats in this increasingly polarized political environment in washington. and paris an armed attacker has driven a car into a police van on the. roundabout the french interior ministry says it was intentional and that the attacker is dead no one else has been hurt the reports now from paris parts of. romania closed this evening in paris where a man rammed his car into a police van just a couple of hundred yards away from where i'm standing this is what the french interior minister had to say. in a weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thu

in the fire death, there was a blockjust like that, mari cury house, and they had to see the body isy were not allowed legal aid for the coroners inquest. the fire service had legal aid, the ambulance had legal aid, everybody had it except the residents who were defined as not properly interested parties. i would defined as not properly interested parties. iwould hope, can the minister today say he willjust uses authority as a minister to say that those people who suffered and have got such an interest in being part of having their voice heard, they will get legal representation. they won't have to sit in the public enquiry while everybody else, at public expense, gets to speak and they are silent? will the minister clarify whether the tenant management organisation and other sorts of housing management will remain in the enquiry because it's a question which came up in the blogs of residents that they were unhappy and they felt they had no independent person to go to, and ombudsman or whatever. if you look at the last few years, there has beena at the last few years, there has been

its been awhile since their has been a glamour nba finals with stars like cury..durant and lebron james.... mark carpenter is live at oracle mark... after so much talk of how these playoffs have been so boring, we have finally arrived at the main event. and we can't wait for tipoff of warriors-cavaliers, part three. here's a look from yesterday's media day...when both teams practiced and sat down with reporters.of course, there are so many angles and storylines to dissect.both teams a combined 24-1 coming into the finals...the warriors undefeated at 12-0 which is the best mark of any team entering the championship round. the starpower...7- combined all stars between both squads, and the one newest to this series is kevin durant. and we can't forget about how last year unfolded...the warriors win 73-games and have a 3-1 lead in the finals before cleveland came back to win tin <>"i don't want to feel what i felt last year. and going to do everything in my power to attack every game with that kind of perspective. but we obviously have been through a championsh

well as now their flights over to europe we haven't heard more other than this from the company, curiestment from qatar >> the only thing i have heard not directly from parker, they don't know why i asked that question earlier, and the response is we don't know why, either. >> correct. >> the only thing they can speculate on qatar airways owns 20% of iag which controls british, and aer ling lingus maybe they just like to own large stakes in they global airlines let's play devil's advocate. is that really the best play for them to get a return on $800 million? is it really to buy a stake in american if that's their feeling, fantastic, but i think doug parker will have strong words, this does not change the comp position of the board nor its governance it's not like they're letting qatar in and saying have a seal at the table >> fill, thank you we'll be watching this we're one today for sure. >>> we're also keeping track of big news where ceos and investors are meeting at the white house and gop health care bill is expected to be released. here at post 9 to discuss all of it, cnbc senior

real clear politics national political reporter kevin curie burns. pw partner and people's corp. founder john people's is with us. great to see you. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. the vote is coming next week. we will hear the details of the health care plan today. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's going to be the house version might. the question is will they get any democrats behind it? >> i doubt the get any democrats behind it. really interesting divisions within the republican party. some senators from states that extend medicaid. others concerned about tax components. trying to piece together the coalition is interesting. maria: former whitewater independent counsel robert ray is with us today and for ceo charles phillips is here, president of the new york stock exchange tom farley plus pennsylvania senator pat to me is here as well. former republican presidential candidate pearly fiorini will weigh in as well. you don't want to miss a moment of it. republicans set to unveil a draft version of their health care bill on capitol hill this morning. cedar rapid