you said this to dave roberts before the game.for the managers. when your starter can get through two innings for the second time in a world series, it puts you in a bad spot. that is hit into a good spot for seager. going around, just able to get back. thought about being aggressive but down 5-0, can't run into an out. did the right thing by going back to the bag. >> john: springer did a great job getting to it. watch where this is hit and watch where springer covers a lot of territory. spins, turns, gets it in. seager puts on the brakes. dodgers need turner to get goin going. >> joe: hit by a pitch on a 1-2 deliver in the first. mccullers has hit three. make that four. he hits turner for the second time in the game. the crowd reacts. for obvious reasons. mccullers up 5-0 in game 7 of the world series isn't trying to hit anybody. >> john: he is losing his fastball arm side. going inside on purpose a couple times but this one, he just loses it. it hits him right underneath the shoulder blade, and that's not fun at all. >> joe: now

how is dave roberts going to use clayton kershaw? >> ken: dave roberts said there is no script.e doesn't want to predetermine anything. if you go to game 5 of last year's division series, it could be a blueprint. the dodgers went to kenley jansen and brought in kershaw for the final two outs. he will be on two days rest now. he joked with us last night he could go 27 innings. in truth, he cannot give the dodgers as much length as alex moved. he proved last year he can warm up quickly. he has the abilities to get lefties and righties. i leave you with this. vision. clayton kershaw in the mound in the ninth inning trying to close out the dodgers first world series title since 1988. imagine. now to tom verducci. >> tom: this is a first game 7 e there is a manager who wants to use just starting pitchers. if you include brad peacock, it's keuchel behind mccullers. possibly chris devenski and charlie morton could close it. keuchel is key because he can give length to a.j. hinch. two, possibly three innings. if there is trouble with runners on base with mccullers, peacock will be the g

hinch and dave roberts have seen to this point. kind of waiting around for something to happen. >> john: both teams have done what they needed to do. dent the other team's bulletproof scenario. astros basically got in there, dented them, proved they were human, and beat them up for a couple games. then these pas were able to kind of get to verlander. something no one else had been able to do. he hadn't lost on the year. i think this series, when you look back, whatever happens, first and foremost, a.j. trust the man on the mound right now. so much so, that he let him finish a game uncharacteristically. you're going to look back on the lack of contact that's going to come to haunt the dodgers if they don't find a way to rally and win this game. >> joe: 1-2. inside. 2-2. >> john: i am not talking about lack of contact just at the plate with nobody on. i am talking about with runners on and not being able to advance and do the things you do. >> joe: do what houston did in the first two innings. leading 5-0 here in the fifth. out of pl

dave roberts will keep him for later. >> john: joe, my daughter has had a lucky birthday. two games heavens in a row on her birthday. game sevens, you know they're going to happen from here on out. >> joe: it's kind of a smoltz thing. last year, cubs and indians. game 7 in the alcs. the ankles and astros. happy birthday. to rachel. pitch outside to kershaw from peacock. >> john: it was a similar game last year where the indians worked their way back into it and pulled off almost an epic comeback. the dodgers have the same capability. >> joe: indians got the three run home run from rajai davis off aroldis chapman that tied the ball game. chapman turned in a great ninth inni a the eighth and set up the cubs to win in the tent, and they di did. >> john: the reason i say that is because their go-to guy for the astros has been missing. they don't have a lock down closer per se. there's multiple ways the astros could finish this game and it will probably done by guys not accustomed to it or comfortable with it, yet alone in a game 7. >> joe: kershaw checks it. 2-2. kershaw will

who knows. >> tom: dave roberts, moments ago, your entire team huddled in the dugout. we are prepared for this moment. we are the best team out there. play 27 outs and do what we've been doing all year. >> tom: you jarvis gave you five outs last time. what will you watch for? >> attack these guys. he's got all the confidence in the world and we know he's going to pitch well. >> tom: thank you. >> joe: these managers have been a joy to work with, a special moment before tonight's game. don newcombe, 91 years old. sandy koufax, 81 years old. throwing to steve garvey and rick monday. a great way to start the game 7. sandy pitched in four world series with the dodgers and tonight it is yu darvish. former texas ranger traded at the deadline and he makes his most important start of his career. and in a long time for this great franchise. >> john: yu darvish, the numbers. second time around he's been much better against a team when he hasn't had success. for yu darvish, he spends the baseball as good as anybody. he has got tremendous break-dance breaking ball. the houston lin

landsman color -- the picture a bouncer. 3-zero dave roberts. you might want to think about taking -- output he does not. he does pay. george springer with his fourth home run in games in a row. 5 for the series. 438 feet. basically put it away. 5-zero. springer is your mvp. your willie mays award winner by the way. the first ever fittingly going to a centerfielder. dodgers tried to make a move in the six andre with a -- angle to write. incomes there only run of the night. we are ready to go. not quite. incomes charlie morton. to shut him down. he did give up that one run. he is the winning pitcher in only his second ever relief appearance in his career. that long breaks out. sadness and the dodgers duck out. they have never been a game 7 prior to this. at dodger stadium. justin for lender a world series winner. he came over late. can see the -- telling the story. he was the mvp the willie mays winner. george springer. very deserving. >> this is for my teammates. i would not be here without any of you guys. i love every single one of you. from t

if you can get to the top of the lineup with less than two outs, dodgers and dave roberts are going to like their chances getting really close in this game. >> joe: how good was clayton kershaw? four innings, did not allow a run. two hits, two intentional walks in four strikeouts. etheir hitting for him. all one. -- ball one. >> john: of this kind of game, talking to the managers, you realize everyone has a platform to second-guess, like you said. everybody will be taking their own so-called knowledge and spinning it in a different way. if they would have done this or if that team would have done that. >> joe: etheir late with the swing. 98 from charlie morton. >> john: i can already hear what's going to come down the pipe if the dodgers didn't win. why didn't you start kershaw? he went four innings for you. different circumstance. he came and down 5-0 as opposed to coming out of the gate. >> joe: etheir to the right side, base hits. here comes pederson. he will score. 5-1. >> john: well, it's the sixth. they got 1. they usually bank 2. ground ball finds the hole. gives the crowd somet

if you can get to the top of the lineup with less than two outs, dodgers and dave roberts are going to like their chances getting really close in this game. >> joe: how good was clayton kershaw? four innings, did not allow a run. two hits, two intentional walks in four strikeouts. etheir hitting for him. all one. -- ball one. >> john: of this kind of game, talking to the managers, you realize everyone has a platform to second-guess, like you said. everybody will be taking their own so-called knowledge and spinning it in a different way. if they would have done this or if that team would have done that. >> joe: etheir late with the swing. 98 from charlie morton. >> john: i can already hear what's going to come down the pipe if the dodgers didn't win. why didn't you start kershaw? he went four innings for you. different circumstance. he came and down 5-0 as opposed to coming out of the gate. >> joe: etheir to the right side, base hits. here comes pederson. he will score. 5-1. >> john: well, it's the sixth. they got 1. they usually bank 2. ground ball finds the hole. gives the crowd somet

. >> tom: dave roberts talk to us about what a better hitter joc pederson has been paired mechanical adjustments, controlling the strike zone and using the opposite field. >> joe: turner ward the hitting coach. i don't know if we will get a chance to show the turner ward video from his days with the pittsburgh pirates. if we ever get a chance, it's impressive. must-see television. the batter is austin barnes who started the rally last inning when he hit off verlander. our producer and director. getting the video in the game. may 3, 1998. three rivers stadium in pittsburgh. mike piazza hits it. turner ward, now the hitting coach. >> john: watch it all the way back. is it a baseball or a grenade? you know that hurt. >> joe: down and away. he hit the concrete floor beyond the wall. he had minor cuts from fiber glass shards. came out of the game. but there is more to that story. it was against the dodgers. you saw mike piazza hit it. that's strike three. trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other

. >> tom: dave roberts talk to us about what a better hitter joc pederson has been paired mechanical adjustments, controlling the strike zone and using the opposite field. >> joe: turner ward the hitting coach. i don't know if we will get a chance to show the turner ward video from his days with the pittsburgh pirates. if we ever get a chance, it's impressive. must-see the batter is austin barnes who started the rally last inning when he hit off verlander. our producer and director. getting the video in the game. may 3, 1998. three rivers stadium in pittsburgh. mike piazza hits it. turner ward, now the hitting coach. >> john: watch it all the way back. is it a baseball or a grenade? you know that hurt. >> joe: down and away. he hit the concrete floor beyond the wall. he had minor cuts from fiber glass shards. came out of the game. but there is more to that it was against the dodgers. you saw mike piazza hit it. that's strike three. trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other way by pederson. th

. >> john: like dave roberts said, it was always somebody different, it seemed like.lways came up big. they are looking for that tonight with five outs left. >> joe: the dodgers have stranded ten men on base fly ball into right. springer over to grab it. two down. early missed opportunities to jump back into this game and put pressure on this houston bullpe bullpen. that will be talked about after this game for the dodgers as well. if they failed to rally. austin barnes with two out, nobody on. >> john: no doubt. they had golden opportunities. when you are down 5-0 in the world series game 7, that will deflate a lot of people. certainly puts your offense at a disadvantage and how you strategically go about scoring runs. but they came right back and in every inning for a while, they had a chance to get right back in it. just couldn't get the hit. >> joe: you know, you wonder wh pitching-wise for a.j. hinch. if history tells you anything, if morton, who is throwing great, gets barnes here, a.j. hinch has proven he will ride the hot hand and not just automatically go to

the overwhelming choice, dave roberts of the dodgers. the defense did make the playoffs this year. evening where we have to check this out. watch the quarterback, ohio versus akron. this is an optical illusion. he tosses it to the wide receiver then he throws it to the quarterback, that is some kind of trick play, it's even better when you watch it again. you see the quarterback sneaking off to the end zone. it would have been better if they won the game but they lost 37-34. it is very entertaining and it is worth checking out. it is time for more news with frank and julie. >>> a gunman goes on deadly shooting rampage in a small town. they are dealing with seven different crime scenes including an elementary school that was sprayed with bullets. >>> five people are dead including the gunman and 10 others are injured. >> authorities are describing it as 45 minutes of terror and the gunman was targeting people at random. it happened 100 miles north of sacramento. here is the developing news, she is live with what we're learning about the gunman and what may have sparked the violence?

crockett stanley roberts kron 4 news before game 6, clayton kershaw reportedly texted manager dave robertsnight. roberts told him don't worry, and be ready to get the last out in game 7. well it looks like he'll get that chance because this series is going to a winner-take-all. --let's head to down to l-a. for a showdown at chavez ravine. --top 3rd-- astros trying to make it another home run party. george springer..dials up rich hill...for a shot to right. his 4th-homer of the series. houston up 1-nothing --dodgers wouldn't strike until the 6th- wear down justin verlander... and chris taylor...double down the right field line. tying run comes in. dodgers would take the lead on a sac fly. --then, in the 7th, l-a up 2-1. tack on one more... joc pederson...the pride of palo alto...with a jack....opposite field that carries. dodgers win 3-1... a champion will be crowned tmrw night. to the 49ers-- they haven't won a game all year, but they are now an intriguing story because no other team has felt that its found a franchise qb in the middle of the season. former patriots quarterback jimmy garop

former dodgers manager told current manager, dave roberts, you haven't won anything, yet. >> there youirst ever world series game seven at dodgers stadium. winner take all finale set for 8:20 eastern. >>> the first college football rankings came out halloween night. a trick for alabama fans but a treat for bulldog nation. georgia, the top ranked team by the selection committee. alabama came in at two. notre dame and clemson are three. five and six, just outside the coveted playoff spots. >> oh, the cleveland browns are so bad this season. not only have they not won a game, they can't make a trade right. according to reports, the browns were celebrating a trade with cincinnati where they acquire a.j. mccarron. they forgot to hit send. the deadline was 4:00 p.m. cincinnati finished. the browns somehow missed the deadline. they attempted to make it official. the nfl rejected the trade. somebody in cleveland is in the doghouse. >> wow. thanks so much for that. nice to see you this morning. >>> big tech facing gruelling questions on capitol hill. investors don't care. they love these things

. >>> following tuesday night's dodger win, tommy lasorda told manager dave roberts he hasn't done bleepe won last night. the astros thinking the same thing in game 7. first though ever world series game 7 in the history of dodger stadium. the astros strike first in the second inning. yu darvish a two-run shot to george springer 5-0 houston. springer's fifth homer of the series. later named mvp. l.a. couldn't get it going. chris daly lines in an inning ending double play. they left ten on base. the astros turned charlie morton who finished the final four innings. >> ground ball right side, short right, throws to first and the astros are 2017 world series champions!! [ applause and cheers ] >> the astros' first-ever title. caught up in the moment, clearly, the shortstop carlos correa. >> you make me the happiest man in the world! will you marry me? will you marry me? >> i will! ah! >> there's a lot of things that happen and this is, um, i'm so happy to be a part of it to bring a championship back to a city that desperately needed one, is -- is a surreal feeling. >> sports is an amazing th

. >>> following tuesday night's dodger win, tommy lasorda told manager dave roberts he hasn't done bleepe won last night. the astros thinking the same thing in game 7. first though ever world series game 7 in the history of dodger stadium. the astros strike first in the second inning. yu darvish a two-run shot to george springer 5-0 houston. springer's fifth homer of the series. later named mvp. l.a. couldn't get it going. chris daly lines in an inning ending double play. they left ten on base. the astros turned charlie morton who finished the final four innings. >> ground ball right side, short right, throws to first and the astros are 2017 world series champions!! [ applause and cheers ] >> the astros' first-ever title. caught up in the moment, clearly, the shortstop carlos correa. >> you make me the happiest man in the world! will you marry me? will you marry me? >> i will! ah! >> there's a lot of things that happen and this is, um, i'm so happy to be a part of it to bring a championship back to a city that desperately needed one, is --is a surreal feeling. >> sports is an amazing thi

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>> one day of my job will be done by a robert -- robot, dave, pam. >> way after you're retired. >> iu here, sal. >> thank you, dave. >> yeah. >> let's go out and take a look at what we have now. we have slow traffic out there and we are going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow, of course, trying to get into san francisco. it's slow on all the approaches as well, which is not unusual, so you shouldn't be -- you shouldn't be surprised. could contra costa county also slow, highway 4 solid from about the beginning of pittsburg all the way to highway 242 and then 680 is slow this morning from about 242 heading on down, san mateo and bridge heavy. 87 they had an accident, cleared it up, things are getting a little bit better, 280 is also slow and so is 101. look at 87 here, you can see that is still very slow, it's unwinding from that earlier accident that we had. this is heading into downtown and it should be getting a little bit better in just a few moments, but i think it's going to stay crowded. >>> now at 6:49, let's brin

. >> robert, i had dave on the show yesterday and he went as far to say these attacks are part of a political playbook. take a listen. >> this is a very old playbook in terms of attacking well-known black athletes. i can cite you stuff going back to dak johnson through jackie robinson through muhammed ali to colin kaepernick. they're a very good target for people who play this game of divide and distract. >> distract, robert costa, how much of it is just that? >> as a reporter i don't want to attribute too much to calculation but it's clear that throughout this first year of president trump's term, he has often used racially incendiary language and conduct, whether it's his remarks after the tragedy in charolettesville, whether it's the way he's handled nfl players taking a knee during the national anthem, now his back and forth with these ucla basketball players and their families. it is part of a pattern, the motivations i can't -- i can't read his mind but he has done this throughout the first year. it's part of the defining nature of his first year. >> brian, a senate majority leader sees

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dave. >>> after five days of investigating police made arrest in the stabbing death of 80-year-old robert girard. the person who they say kill him his granddaughter 21-year-old patricia dyson. now sources tell fox 29 she claims her grandfather physically abused her. investigators say surveillance video from the scene of the crime led them to girard's granddaughter. >>> happening right now, new sexual harassment bombshell. cbs suspended charlie rose. pbs pulled the plug on his show and bloomberg has taken him off the air after eight women toll the washington post he sexually harassed him. they work on his pbs show. former assistant says he walk around nude in front of her while she worked in his home and repeatedly called her at night to describe fantasies about her swimming naked. rose has issued a statement saying in part "it is search that these women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed. i have behaved incentively at times and i accept responsible for that. though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. i a

robert handa. >> thank you. >>> we are one week away metallica, dave matthewss, g-eazy and the remaining members of the grateful dead will rock at&t park to help fire victims. they are setting up the concert stage. called band together bay area. tickets are available for the november 9th concert. go to nbcbayarea.com for the direct link. >>> we are giving them a big, beautiful christmas present. >> on our way to gop tax plan finally revealed. top republicaned rolled out details of the plan which they say will lower taxes for the middle class and help create jobs. but what does that mean for you and your family? will it actually save you some money? our consumer investigator chris chumara is looking into numbers. let's begin with our business andech reporr scott budman in san jose. the tax plan hits new home owners particularly hard. >> reporter: yeah it would be kind of unique to the bay area jessica. part of the plan hits the bay area hard because of the high home prices. we spoke to real estate agents who say it could if passed have a chilling effect on home buying here. >> you look at this beautiful home. >>

robert mueller. and right now, mueller is working through the roster of white house officials who are coming in for interviews. we expect kushner will be one of them. dave> all right, thank you for that. >>> breaking news overnight, the embattled president of zimbabwe, robert mugabe, has agreed to resign. a source with direct knowledge of the negotiations telling cnn mugabe has accepted terms from the nation's generals to step down. a letter has been drafted to make that move official. that letter must now be sent to the speaker of zimbabwe's parliament. cnn has learned mugabe and his wife will be granted full immunity and will be allowed to keep their properties under the agreement. >>> one border patrol agent is dead, another seriously injured, and the fbi now searching for suspects and potential witnesses to the attack over the weekend in southwest texas. 36-year-old rohilio martinez and his borpartner were in the big d sector trolling when they were injured. officials are not releasing any further details. martinez died at the hospital and his partner is in serious condition. president trump responding on twitter last night, "we will seek out and br

robert mugabe was planned a long time ago. good morning to you, david. >>reporter: good morning, dave.es, it really is a critical moment here in zimbabwe, everyone holding their breath. we were out on the streets to see the heavy military presence, they are clearly still in control, dave, but we're learning from opposition leaders that this situation, when they took control of the country, has been planned for some time. the plan by the sacked vice president who was presumably trying to figure out a way to take power but we're just learning that president mugabe, who is still president on paper at least is attending a graduation ceremony here in hir rarry. a strange wrinkle to this. many would say because the military is on the streets but the president is staying put. you had the moment of these images released from statehouse of robert mugabe shaking the hands of the military who effectively have tried to depose him, all smiles there, real propaganda moment there released from state media but it does appear negotiations or ongoing. a source who was a very close direct knowledge with

dave. cnn has learned that jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior advisor has met with robert mueller's team. earlier this month jared kushner and michael flynn worked together closely. flynn was the former national security adviser. their paths crossed. it would make sense that the special counsel team would interview him about flynn. the lawyer told us in kushner has voluntarily helped and will continue to do so. it's important to note that all appearances here are that she was interviewed as a witness. most defense attorneys would not let someone be interviewed in this capacity if he was a kar target. that doesn't mean he won't be called back for another interview about other topics beyond michael flynn. he was at the nexus of many parts of this investigation. it would take sense that he might be called back down the road at the least as a witness to discuss these other aspects of the investigation with robert mueller's team. back to you. >> pamela brown in d.c. donald trump junior agreeing to meet behind closed doors as soon as next week. it will be the first opportunity f

roberts was there and won the entire thing. the money will help more than 21-thousand athletes, who participate in 271 competitions. (daveher sunny but cool day ahead. your forecast is next ! (camilla) search for shooting suspect in san leandro. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) dry weather will continue through the end of the weekend, with mild days and cool nights. the next weather system will bring rain chances late tonight and monday, mainly across the north bay. there is a slight chance of additional rainfall at times in the north bay for much of this week, but most of our area is forecast to be warm and dry through thanksgiving. in the east bay .. a business exchange took a violent turn. police say a man was trying to sell a cell phone in san leandro ... when he was shot dead.the suspect still on the loose this morning. kron 4's camila bernal is live in san leandro with more. camila? police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man trying to sell a cell phone in the east bay. this killing happened around 1:15 yesterday afternoon on eas

it stars julia roberts, oh weren't wilson and jacob tremblay and coach stars daveed digs best known forhy got chance to sit down with him and talk about the difference between acting on film and stage and why you may be able to judge a person by the shoes they wear. check out his interview. >> pre accepts can help motivate us. they can help guide us when we have to make decisions about really important things. okay. so who wants to read this month's pre accept. >> me! >> me! >> me! >> nice to meet you. i saw obviously in hamilton you were phenomenal. >> thank you. >> i wanted to ask you the difference between having a live audience reaction on a stage every night versus making a film where people have that be quiet onset and you can't gauge what they're reactioning about this film and the great one of the great things about being a teacher about my specific role in this fil to ki. >> you do an audience that's what teaching is like too. i was a teacher for many years, also. you actually were responding to -- to an audience, but, um, generally you know it is different. it's about short of

robert mueller's investigation into russia. manafort and gates both pleaded not guilty. >>> also happening today, the nats will officially introduce their new manager. dusty baker is out and dave martinez is in. at 1:00, the team will hold a news conference to introduce the former bench coach for the chicago cubs. if you look ahead to preseason. >>> if your kids play football, you know the school pays for a certain amount, but after that it's the parents picking up a lot of the cost. >> it's very expensive and you can be disappointed if you work hard and can't make it to the championship because of lack of funds. molette green is here with one team's pursuit to go all the way. molette? >> reporter: oh, yeah. this is the capital beltway league team dmv knights they are undefeat undefeated. they're trying to raise $10,000 to go to the national championship in florida. you see the parents back there coaches and a mom about how we can all help them out. they want to get to florida, right? all right. back to you guys. >> all right. molette, i can't each get my kids out of bed at 6:00 in the morning. >> look how motivated they are. stretching, doing pushups. >> reporter: lot of ener

robert mugabe resigned tuesday, one week after an apparent military coup. he ruled with an iron fist since 1980, and his hard line policies drove the once flourishing economy into ruin. daveas in the streets of harare when news of his resignation broke. >> the scenes here are incredible. zimbabwean flags in the air. people on trucks here celebrating, jumping up and down. i can't overstate what this means to ordinary zimbabweans. this means the end of an era, possibly the start of a new dawn. and look at these scenes of celebration. >> he's gone, he's gone! >> zimbabwe went live and everyone was happy. just a moment of freedom. it was a dream come true for everyone. >> we were in crisis for a long time. and this is a new canaan for zimbabweans. yes, sir. >> let's work together for the betterment of zimbabwe. >> cnn teams have been reporting from zimbabwe since the apparent coup. we were there for the celebrations and joining us live from the capital harare. also with us from london, jeff hill, africa correspondent for the washington times. let me start with you, farai. news of mugabe's exit triggered those scenes of jubilation. but what's next for former president robert m

dave? >> reporter: lucy, this event was part protest but felt like a concert but the mess was very serious. they said for the judge in the case. >> we here to today demand justice for robert williams aka meek mills. >> hundreds rally outside the criminal justice center in center city meek mill' twos to four year prison sentence be dropped. controversial judgment was handed bound after multiple probation violations stemming from 2008 gun and drugs case but many here say it under scores the need for criminal justice reform and also believe the decision was personal with years of bad blood between meek mill and judge jenice bringly. >> what this judge has done is outrageous. it's arbitrary. it's capricious. >> way more stuff happening going on and way worse people that did stuff and gop away with stuff and i just don't respect it at all. >> message for all and everyone ever wrongly been convicted to give them a fair opportunity. >> voices came from some of music's biggest stars and meek's peers. reaction concert like when rapper rick ross made his way through the crowd and philly rapper freeway spoke out along with music veteran charlie mack and sixers legend julius irving.

thursday with the likes of dave matthews and metallica..a benefit concert called "for the love of napa", featuring michael franti, is set for the afternoon of saturday, nov. 18th at roberty in oakville. "for the love of sonoma," kicks the same evening at sonoma state university's green music center featuring bay area legends counting crows.train will perform december 1st at the jam cellars ballroom at the napa valley opera house in downtown napa. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 [music] >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas, right here at lakewood and we'd love to have you sometime. i like to start with something funny and i heard about this lady that was stopped at an intersection. a man came up asking for money. she dug in her purse and found a dollar bill. she rolled down her window, said, "sir, i'm not giving you this because you deserve it. i'm giving it to y

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robert mueller probe of russian interference in the 2016 election. getting your reaction to the attorney general's testimony yesterday before the house judiciary committee, davepittsburgh, maryland. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i concur with the previous caller. there, there is nothing and with respect to remembering or recurring people that you ,eet with an conference events he supposed to meet with everyone. i think it is a little absurd to think their memory should be to peopleth respect they have just been running into and having brief conversations. host: the attorney general addressed that issue yesterday, this again from the usa today story, saying it is difficult for him to recall details from one year ago, in part because the trunk campaign was so chaotic -- trump campaign was so chaotic. he said it was a brilliant campaign in many ways, but it was also chaos. he was also still doing his job as senator while advising the campaign. andcrats on but the house senate say they are troubled by some of the inconsistencies that the essence -- that sessions has told them over the course of the inquiries. janet, tacoma, washington. line