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darryl used his purple heart, flaunted it, and he weaponized it.warrior, wright collects more than $700,000 in government benefits until an undercover investigation unravels this "hero's" story. 99.9% of that stuff is not true. that did not happen. i think he enjoyed getting free money. we started to refer to this as the "purple heart fraudster case." narrator: wright's victims are veterans who feel their sacrifices have been tarnished by his lies,

he said one time he got into a fight and darryl strawberry punched keith hernandez. he said it was the only time darryl strawberry ever hit the cut-off man in his entire career. he was kind of a lazy outfielder. people kept saying he spoke in paragraphs which is true. he could go on that panel on any program and in 600 words bursts could be brilliant and he could also take a sentence about hillary clinton or barack obama or donald trump and in nine words eviscerate someone and with a smile. i heard some of the previous segments, the nastiness out there right now, this man took people on, challenged the powerful, did it with a smile. >> liz: and connecting via logic. >> he wasn't mean, he wasn't nasty. >> maria: a good man, a compassionate man. good to see you, ed. thank you. friend, colleague, pulitzer prize winning commentator charles krauthammer dead at 68. >> liz: billionaire elon musk's company, tesla, down today, in the red, down 3%. look at this, a major knockdown drag-out e-mail fight broke out between tesla's elon musk and a former worker tesla is suing for t

but i go way back, you know, when darryl dawkins. >> seth: oh yeah. >> dr.alone. i actually met darryl dawkins at my high school graduatio >> seth: was he there randomly or did he -- >>-o. he had [ laughter ] he came to see me. >> seth: yeah, okay, to see you. es, kid.going pl >> you're going places kid. i can tell by the hair, yeah. >> seth: what was he doing at your high school? >> he was related to someone that was graduating as well. yeah. >> seth: gotcha. that is -- like when you think ck to, because obviously we live in wol ds where we meet people the time, and it's very exciting. but when you think back to high school meeting an athlete, likew for the biggest deal. >> absolutely. any time when you meet an athlete. >> seth: yeah, it's true, because as actors we're kind of pulling the wool over people's eyes, but they arehe real deal [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. i mean you know, it's hard to do what we do, and it's really hard to do whathey do. but you know, definitely, they are really actually -- ey really win. >> seth: yeah. >> when they win, they real

darryl bigger in is part of the team at duke. >> part of a one-two punch? >> exactly, but the most important part we believe is actually the secondary immune response. >> reporter: one month after treatment -- >> it started to break the tumor up. >> reporter: husband mark puffer. >> they called debbie a rapid responder. >> reporter: puffer's improvement was not a fluke. 21% of 61 patients were still alive three years after treatment compared to just 4% typically seen with standard care. could you ever have imagined having a response rate that high? >> it's just mind-blowing to us that have been working on it for so long because this is based on absolutely bedrock scientific principles. >> reporter: last year puffer was retreated when her tumor showed signs of returning. >> maybe this time we killed the dragon, i'm not sure. >> reporter: despite some memory and vision problems, she can now see a future. >> i'm meant to be here for a reason. i don't know what that reason is, but i'm sure going to hang around to find out. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news,

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abc news business contributor and reporter at espn darryl raffle tweeted this first look photo of a 2018hampion tee shirt with what else, the golden state warrior logo they are confident. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the dubs on pregame show starts at 5:00. pregame coverage at 5:30. and tipoff at 6:00. and stay with us. news at four the lure of a another championship win prompts >>> all right. here is live look from oracle at quicken loans arena with the golden state warrior. soon taking on the cavaliers in game four. will it be a sweet sweep and back to back championship titles. >> the dubs fan believe so. asset sky7 is live over oracle arena where thousands of fans are ready to take their speedy trial for the spirited watch party and possible championship celebration. >> all right. it's often a little more than an hour and warriors hope to become the first team in 11 years to pull off a sweep. >> and the possibility of that happening was too much for a pair of warrior fans to risk not see going in person. >> this is a great story. abc 7 news reporter coronell bernard. >> we pull

and also darryl issa's seat.wing money into these races, sometimes battering third and fourth and fifth place candidates just to make sure that a democrat gets into that number 2 spot. so it's been fascinating to watch. >> i'm also curious how president trump may be factoring into the political strategy on both sides of the aisle going into this primary on tuesday. >> these -- the seven big races in california that democrats have been targeting are in districts that were won by hillary clinton but are represented by republicans. so they could be a huge piece of the puzzle in terms of democrats trying to take back the house this year. but because these districts are so closely divided, it's been a little bit of a high wire act for some of these candidates. even the democrats who are really energized to go up against donald trump hav to kind of hedge their bets yuftjun terms of not wanting to alienate too many republicans. so you most often are hearing discussions about universal health care, childcare, issues like

tell us quickly about those >> right, in san diego darryl issa is theub current rcan member of congress and is retiring as is ed roycen i orange county to the north. before they retired, a lot of i democrats pilo those races thinking they were going to run off against the republican encument. so when those republicans retired, it created this problem for democrats, like, oh, my goodness, we're going to split the pie in too many slices and s dls will t out. that did not happen. it's still going to be difficult o at least a challenge fortimes to pick up those seats, but they're much better positioned than theyight have been, especially down in san diego where the first place finisher was aepublican but the next three are all democrats, we're sotill going to have wait and see till all the bal ballots are counted which democrat comes in second. but they're looking good there. >> woodruff: stu, let's come back to the other states and talk about what looks good and what may be a worry for each one of the parties. democrats happy about iowa because they may have a shot at the governor's race?

joining us now to talk about this impact on the markets is andreas amaya, darryl kronk, and our guestt for the next hour gabriela santos. g gabriela, let me start twith you at some point the calculus could change for investors >> i think it makes sense to be under pressure this morning. the figures we had been talking about before had been much lower than this. we expected after the 50 billion from friday to be talking about perhaps another 100 billion. today we're talking about $200 billion with the potential for $200 billion more. it's a lot more than what the market was working with when it closed yesterday so that makes sense. but one thing i think we'll end up focusing on later in the day is we have few details here. one of the points that kayla was making that makes this calculus difficult is the fact going forward $200 billion or $400 billion extra would involve a lot of products that have a direct impact on the consumer. and that's very, very difficult politicly. >> meaning consumers would be paying more and more >> correct for now the $50 billion were inputs to other products

darryl porcher spoke brilliantly on the kind of training they need and the way police officers are nowimmediately. unbelievably to get there within 60 to 90 seconds is amazing. even having done that the damage was already done. steve: absolutely. plus, as they try to piece the picture together, you know, it looks like perhaps some red flags were missed. you know it, sounds like according to the "new york times" there were threats online, social media and stuff like that. the guy had an ax to grind. he sued the paper. lost the case because the judge said ultimately he didn't understand the law. >> the signs were there. the signs were there again it happens time and time again. they are making threats. they are making threats whether it's online or in person. the threats are there. they are aware of the situation. i wish somebody had been inside the building with their conceal carry and i wish that the place had been a little lit more hardened. ainsley: it is so frustrating though for the officers they will see on social media the warning signs. you can't go and arrest someone for that y

thanks, darryl. >> thanks, brian.: straight ahead, can't prove you are not a citizen, the state where you don't have to prove you live in america to vote. pastor robert jeffress put up this billboard in texas saying america is a christian nation. is he being forced to take it down because some people got offended. the pastor responds next. we will zoom out, bring the music um and go to break. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been repo

floip new jersey, independent line, darryl, hello, go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thanks, you're on. caller: i actually think that this isn't a simple question of politics left and right, democrat and republican. first of all, even if it were, being a party membership is not a part of protected class. that's one thing. the other thing is, there are people, whether republicans want to hear what they're not, there are people in this country that see what's happening and see this administration as a clear and present danger to our democratic norms. and they see it as a danger and a threat. and so, you know, you don't see george will or other republicans being turned away at restaurants. it's specifically about sarah sanders and her actions. she chooses to go in front of the american people every day and lie. and for her to sit there in her response and saying she always treats people with respect, have you watched those pressroom briefings? have you watched the way she disrespected people april rye senate and to come before the american people and lie ever

you came up in the minor leagues with doc gooden, darryl strawberry and it gnawed at you that they hadtheir greatness. for these kids that have temptation ahead of them, do you wish you had done more? what's your hope for these young people? >> in you know how to live life right, take care of your body, stay in shape, if you want to be an at least, sometimes when you become -- a athlete, sometimes when you become very famous, some guys may want you do bad things. you have to know how to say no and make sure they understand no. and that's like doing drugs or stuff like that which would be very bad for you. >> davey johnson, my wild ride in baseball and beyond, all the proceeds go to his wife's charity which does ? >> young girls to go to college, she provides a scholarship fund and mentors. it's 47 young women in college from underprivileged areas. >> it's an honor to have you here. >>> still ahead, reasons priebus, maria bartiromo and -- reince priebus and maria bartiromo, and jon huntsman all here live talking about major issues of the day, coming up. melatonin is the body's own sleep