he played for davidson, right.ittle known school wasn't recruited by the big teams, but he was a star there. and davidson announced today they're going to retire september 30. >> in august ceremony, curry recently finished his course work and received his degree at the school. he left davidson early for the nba after his junior year thinking he could make it in the nba and that worked out. he couldn't attend this year's ceremony because of the playoffs it to work. seth's coach said davidson bob mckillop also happy to announce his retirement today after 33 years as head coach of the wildcats. kerry second favorite sport may be his first favorite really golf round. 2 of the u.s. open. another tough round for phil mickelson has been a source of controversy after jumping the rival liv series is having 3. critics say he opted to take that and >> he just never got to go in. this is cut by a whopping 8 strokes. he still rory mcilroy fresh off his big win last week. he continue to stellar play with a one under 69. he's a s

that was lieutenant davidson's job. a dna hit from reagan's car and a name. and to the lieutenant's surprise, it was a name he knew. brian lee golsby. he put him behind bars for attempted rape and robbery six years earlier. wow, are you just floored by this news? >> i am. i am so floored by this, because i thought he was still in jail. i was shocked. >> lieutenant davidson learned goldsby was released three months before reagan's murder, and was living in a house less than a half mile from where her car was found. he constituent a s. w. a. t team to make the arrest and bring him in. >> brian, you're not here by accident. all right. we didn't just happen to stumble upon this. you're here because we have pretty good amount of evidence on what happened. >> detective forney was the lead inter gator. >> he wanted to know what we had on him, and that's all the information he provided to us, than what we already knew. >> investigators had goldsby's dna inside reagan's car. he quickly copped to robbing her. >> so you got in the

test tra nsfer test transfer sciver davidson—richards has given them a lead.r burrell lead. and we will hear from luther burrel . , . , ., , burrell and experiences of racism in ru . b burrell and experiences of racism in rugby union- _ welcome to sportsday, it is a busy day here at wimbledon as you would expect, and if you were one of the lucky people with a ticket for centre court, what a blockbuster line—up there. we will talk about the british successes and struggles in a moment but we have to start on centre, where rafa nadal is struggling hard to see aims to win a third wimbledon title and the 23rd grand slam. it seems far away at the moment and looks it started with iga swiatek eager to win her first wimbledon title. jana fett will be able to say she laid eager of swiatek onto centre court, and then the tenor started. it's different players from two different worlds. swiatek is now the dominant woman of her era. in the first set, you wouldn't need telling which was which, 6—0 swiatek. but the crowd on centre will often get behind a struggle, new set, ne

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pete davidson. >> pete davidson >> jimmy: you know, pete davidson got up -- he got up to meet -- he goestertainment. don't go." >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: he says, "i have to. [ laughter ] and i go, "really, pete. this is a bad -- bad time. they just said -- he goes, "yeah, but they say that i don't think -- >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and we were all trying to talk him out of it >> yeah, for sure. >> jimmy: and then he left he's like, "i'm going to do it i'm going to go to the bathroom." i go, "okay, whatever. he leaves and all of a sudden you hear -- [ imitating marching band [ laughter ] just marching band >> yep >> jimmy: and this marching band comes walking in and who's the third person in the marching band? he was like -- >> pete. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pete davidson. i go, "what are you -- i told you, dude. yeah >> but, you know, sometimes it happens. >> jimmy: "sometimes it happens. yeah, yeah, yeah >> he caught up. >> jimmy: yeah >> he looked good while doing it, because he's a comic geek. >> jimmy: he looked good >> he stole them pretty cool >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah he doesn't feel the co

davidson and what to congratulate her as well is promoting and we all need to support, and you know, personal story and then i will yield back. my questions are superfluous given your testimony. and urgency doesn't go away with me, with me asking are not asking a question. the urgency of been before his a long time and it will continue to be there. when i i started school i didt speak english, because that's what i i learned at home, my parents. i went to school back home and had a reticular great that he did know the primary linkage of english that you put into this class until you learn it. it was not first grade. it was something else, although we're all supposed to be in first grade. and you had a teacher that was stumbling to whatever spanish he or she knew to trying to teach us some words. and i've never we kind of struggled, scratched by way out of that class and then went to real first grade after about a year, for me about a year and half it took me. but i remember the awesome kids in my class whose primary language -- [inaudible] magic is whether was from san carlos or whit

four championships and a finals mvp to get his number retired at davidson?h all due respect to davidson, it took a long time. congratulations, steph curry. congrats to the golden state warriors, nba champions. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, more jobs added in the bay, but finding work may be harder. why experts say the tide is turning. >>> and a win of a different kind for another bay area sports team. a pivotal step in the a's bid to build a waterfront ballpark. >>> here's a live look out at san jose on this saturday morning. we'll be back in just big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.

four championships and a finals mvp to get his number retired at davidson?h all due respect to davidson, it took a long time. congratulations, steph curry. congrats to the golden state >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, more jobs added in the bay, but finding work may be harder. why experts say the t turning. >>> and a win of a different kind for another bay area sports team. a pivotal step in the a's bid for a waterfront ballpark. >>> here's live look outside in san jose. the gorgeous sunrise giving way to a sunny day. we'll be back in a moment. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back. thank you for joining us. the time is 6:33. i'm andria borba. let's start this half hour with a quick check of weather our first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> morning, andria. nothing to see here, just another june morning without a scrap of low clouds or fog in the bay area. we can thank a weak weather system that has been moving through the last few days that's kept us cool and cleared out any of the marine

. >> harley-davidson road king i think like'95.nd he didn't ride it often, especially the last like ten years because he was sick. >> his heart again. cardio card card cardiomyopothy. >> he was on my medications. she would clean. she would be the caretaker even though he didn't need one. >> betty said randy wanted kelly to care for him, and she did for years, until she just couldn't anymore. >> she was 11 years younger, and i think it was starting to get to her that she was still kind of pretty young. >> it was the spring of 2017 when randy was recovering from open heart surgery, kelly said she just couldn't take it anymore, and she moved out. >> and at first i was like i could kind of understand it. >> but two months later, randy was dead and police were calling in family members to tell them exactly how he died. kelly had trouble dealing with it. still, they asked for her help. >> i can't. i just can't. >> but she calmed herself, and she did mention randy's dedication to his job. >> he was a very good counselor, and he wanted to

he then interviewed jim davidson, where he agreed with almost everything jim davidson said about cancele that, but it's not a balanced discussion, it's not an impartial discussion, because the presenter is agreeing with the guests a lot of the time. but that is not a news bulletin, as such. and i think you need to understand that, actually, there is a breadth of voices across the schedule on the channel and that is an important part of any rolling news channel. the impartiality exists in its purest form within the news bulletins, which actually are straight down the middle, impartial, traditional news bulletins. yeah. but the reality is that you do have a variety of voices through the day. and again, if i watched at 6.00, you'll have a panel that actually has got a breadth of viewpoints. dan wootton�*s show does mostly have a breadth of viewpoints. it's got his name on the show, right? so it is dan wootton tonight, so it is important that it is part of his perspective that is weaved through the show. and he has a variety of guests that... they actually do debate the issues of the day. a

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but thanks to the help of nat siver and debutant alice davidson—richards they fought back.up victory against new zealand in 2019 when his side won after a dramatic super over, he leaves as england's leading one—day and twenty20 run—scorer of all time and under him england broke the world record for the highest total in a one—day international three times. you know, you wake up and you know for them and that moment came for me in amsterdam and i think it's a combination of a lot of things over the course of my international cricket career which has been a long time. ijust come to the end, i'm glad i was in a sound enough space to understand that feeling and be well aware of what it meant. and also what it means both for the england white ball sides that i've let up until now and me in my personal life. and britain's jack law has won a second medal at the world diving championships in budapest. after silver in the synchro he took individual bronze in the 3 metre springboard, he has one more medal chance later in the week. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. looking

curry will also be inducted into davidson's athletic hall of fame.his bachelor's degree, completed his bachelor of arts with a major in sociology last month, he got it done, but could not attend the commencement because of the nba playoffs. meanwhile his wife ayesha curry, is selling his shirt steph made famous after game five of the nba finals. there it is, he wore that shirt. ayesha curry can cook. it was a jab by a boston area bar that had a storefront sign mocking his wife. well ayesha curry is selling the same shirt on her sweet july website. there 28 bucks. all the proceeds, by the way will benefit no kid hungry, an organization fighting in childhood hunger. in america. they do it all. well at east bay mother who knows what it's like suffered through some tough times is now finding a very special way to give back cells story is inspiring. it's about not only getting through tough times with your family, but actually giving back once you've made it to the other side. then i look at you. and the world's alright with me. it is a kitchen filled wit

was before he boise here, scott replied, throw your favorite what i just didn't think were wise, davidson is not gonna respond. not visit quinn out with nissan in general. macarthur, then you should be in a in a closer look at it. so no cable, no cable, i stuck my modest well again we don't this kid with the you'll know really needed to know. 0, one is a unit. doctors monitored the dissections waiting for samples so some needed a brain or heart. others deliver. mm hm. that's how to breathe a deadly soup of virus capable of destroying a human body. in no time said cheryl, you see a fish. it is a great joke. leverage into a country. it stared long cables from you would assume they had to look on those 3 blue. he'd go in your not your not non manda rica. i wish the serial hill one is to ring the gate and you know, it still knows i knew. go on yoga chi voicemail. ah, it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimate very, some say 3 to 5000 people. others put to figure out 10000 something. yeah. well then, yeah, there's no money in a couple years old. i give them all nonlinear

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love clay that bomb another curry milestone his alma mater davidson college will officially retire hishis spring making him now eligible to have that jersey honored. it's the first number that the wildcats will retire also today you see the man on the right. there is college head coach bob mcgill if officially retired after 33 years as head coach and son matt, will be taking over. the stanford cardinal baseball team will make their second straight college world series parents they open against arkansas tomorrow 11 am on espn. they're the highest ranked team left number two in the nation but head coach david esther brushes aside, and he talked that they're the team to beat some people say, you know, are you the favorite because you're the highest ranked? that that i don't think that's the case. i think all eight teams are looking to play the best brand of baseball and have a good game that day and so you can come out and win. second round of the us open at the brookline country club busy week of sports in the boston area phil mickelson ate over after round one needed something amazing t

distribution center in oakland, california, cnbc senior markets correspondent dominic chu, and kate davidson author of politico's morning money newsletter. jake, how much of an impact of the rising prices on food banks like the one where you're at now? >> well, jose, this morning we've seen cars lined up since about 6:00 a.m. our time, and this it's important to note, a food bank that distributes to roughly 500 cars and about 150 people who walk in and they do that three times a week. also consider each one of those cars is picking up food for multiple families. the estimate this food bank three times a week distributes food to at least 1,000 families. here is how inflation makes all of that harder. not only does it drive up the cost of buying the food being unloaded behind me, we've seen about 25 pallets taken off so far, it, of course, drives up the need for that food. so that's why they've seen just through this very, very steady and sometimes an increase in traffic here. the really notable thing here is, jose, that as prices for things like rent and gas go up, families typically cut back

steph played at davidson where he grabbed everyone's attention during the 2008 ncaa tournament. >> curry! >> the 2009 nba draft, the golden state warriors select -- stephen curry. >> okay, cool, this is motivation. this is what we talked about. okay, it's my turn. >> reporter: but omar was not drafted. he played in brazil and then the dominican republic, trying to catch the attention of nba scouts. >> that will to kind of get to that next level was always there. always just knew he could accomplish whatever he wanted to, no matter where it took him in the world, he'd be ready for it. >> reporter: then came the summer of 2013. it was the offseason. and omar was training and playing in proam games in this small charlotte gym. >> i hear the game, i get the chills. but it was taken away from me, though. >> omar makes a since bounce pass to dorenzo, who lays the ball up. omar starts to backpedal. >> i remember he just sort of stumbled back. i actually thought he tripped. >> at that moment it was like almost a dead silence. like an eerie silence. i'm a cardiac icu nurse. when i checked his pul

davidson joining us. coming up, we dig into the latest housing report here in canada.ows prices lighting and obviously, a signal of some of the things we are also watching in the u.s. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create jon: this is "bloomberg markets." i am jon erlichman along with romaine bostick. time for "what it's worth." it has been a week where it has been a focus on interest rates, particularly in canada, where the bank of canada has raised rates by another half-point. cut is the average selling price for a home in toronto, almost $1.2 million. it is worth pointing out that over the last three months, we have started to see pr

his son will probably have to sell the business. fishes like pear davidson who go out in small boats are also struggling. today he caught just 200 kilos of cod and 50 of herring. he and his wife travelled here from southern no way hoping for a catch of a 1000 kilos a day. he's also worried about the future. no, it's bigger boats undergo for alt on the sea, so they will, they can get the fish anyway. this can go talk to mas from the coast when, if you want to go for you need more, more safety, chris mountain figure radio and everything. so if you eltoff called close to the coasts, we will have to think of something else to live. for lucas miller, it's day 3 out on the water. each day the temperature drops a few more degrees. suddenly he spots humpback whales in the distance. if you go, what do you think it's ah blitzer check here the side go both farther vividly more and then we draw the team is hoping for the rare opportunity to listen in on humpback whales. they lower a hydrophone into the water with a one. does the sticker with the whales communicating with each other, coordinating

matt davidson, his second homer of the season and he hit this one wicked hard. 10-1.can watch all of our newscasts through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app that's available through apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. ama: that is it for tonight. thank you for watching. i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. right now, jeff bridges.

both made centuries, davidson—ricards did fall in the final over of the day but england will resume ine court? it is going to be a fascinating matchup when he takes on john to be a fascinating matchup when he takes onjohn izza, later. ——john izza. —— isner. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s get more now on dame deborahjames, the cancer campaigner, blogger and podcaster, who has died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. since she was diagnosed in 2016, deborah has earned praise for her intimate, frank and often humorous account of living with the disease. our reporter graham satchell looks back at how she inspired a nation, raised millions for charity and connected with thousands of other cancer patients. as she approached the end of her life, deborahjames was honoured with a damehood. it was presented in person at her parents�* house by prince william. recognition for an extraordinary woman who captured the heart of the nation. for more than five years, dame deborah recorded, documented and shared her life with cancer, she danced her way through most of it. the way she campaigned and

some a glue time has a promising future, you know, must davidson is setting new standards in terms of reducing blood sugar levels. but in particular, in reducing body weight, no drugs been able to reach a 15 percent drop in body weight in obesity treatment up to. now marco weighed $160.00 kilos. when he started on the injection. 6 months later he's down to $130.00. his blood sugar levels are also back to normal. he's really impressed by the treatment it don't get done that. a lot of him, what it's definitely changed is my appetite is out of i used to eat a lot in the evening. my main meal was in the evening. the worst possible time of all obs. oh when lucy since hope and i ate a lot of an awful lot. the other few. i couldn't shake the habit on you all the school does come with austin. the medication simulates one of the bodies, metabolic messengers, the g l. a p one hormone it's produced in the got reduces blood sugar levels and creates the sensation of feeling full after a meal. this sparked the idea of giving the drunk to people who are obese as well as diabetics. and according to a

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curry has quite the influence and i just think people assumed, especially when he got into davidson andre he was when he started. he's not a big guy compared to some of these other guys. you put him against lebron j james. it's different. but he has it going on and he can play and he's proved it. and i don't think he need to prove anything anymore. that narrative need to stop. it's his moment and he should enjoy it and this is special currently he's ranked 15th on the best player list on the nba all-top 75 list and now there is a thought that hey, he deserves to be in the top ten. >> 100%. 100% in the top ten. when this is all over, you san i, verne, need to go back sand forth and talk about our top ten. who do we want suiting up for us? let's go live right now to j jocelyn, who is right in the thick of it where the currys are right now as they head down market street. hey, jocelyn. >> hey, verne. do you hear this? that is all the screaming for steph curry right now. all the chants of m.v.p.. we're actually here with a very die -hard wariors fan. what's your name? >> my name is tim cann

i didn't think we're boys davidson, as a manager in the garden, you should be at western sanctions have also put a total block on russian media in europe in america. the medical ration even allows cause to kill russian military personnel on its platforms. in response, most go below to masses, instagram and facebook for many russian companies. they were important tools for promoting their businesses. what the organizational structure parker views of what have to sort of issue with one another and your puffy, i'm sort of whether we're kids not going to print the nutrition even color both owns a small furniture workshop in the moscow region, making metal frame shelving units, tables, closets mirrors and wood trim ball counters. his furniture has been sold, not only in russia, but also in germany, and america, middle switchers utilization of a lot of feasible. instagram are still room for bonus to run a medical on what you are doing possibly before you start. uncle doreen, you sleep. like i said, let me read you read your fault of multiples mother. it's like that. it was more of a button fo

recent triple a call up matt davidson. it goes over the green monster 431 ft.t the is still trailed 6 to 1, the red sox. they got it back and then some in the bottom of the sixth, alex verdugo, there goes two run blast to right. red sox tack on a couple of more runs. they route the ace 10 to 1. the ayes have lost 13 of their last 14 games. how about the giants? they were wrapping up a home stand against the kansas city royals. yeah, that looks fun. that's a cool way to get to the ballpark. motorized boogie board . brandon crawford is a four time gold glover, but he can't handle that chopper right there by mj. melinda's two runs, honor and runs come in to score, and it's two nothing. kansas city bottom of the fourth same score brandon belt just off the injured list there goes to dead center, his fifth home run of the season. first since april. 21 royals giants tied up on a sac fly and speaking of sac flies, not sexy, but in the eighth, the royals respond with this sac fly went merrifield bringing home the winning run the giants that kind of go quietly in the nin

test centuries for sciver and davidson—richards have given them a first innings lead.news at ten. on the 19th of october next year the voters of scotland should be given another opportunity to vote on the question of independence. that's the declared intention of the first minister nicola sturgeon — and she's written to prime minister borisjohnson to ask for formal consent for the vote to be held. the referendum question being proposed is exactly the same as the one rejected in 2014 — "should scotland be an independent country?" borisjohnson is likely to refuse to endorse the plan for october 2023 — so nicola sturgeon has asked the uk supreme court to decide if the referendum can go ahead without approval from westminster. eight years ago — in september 2014 — the voters of scotland rejected independence by 55% to 45%. most opinion polls suggest the gap has narrowed over the past two years or so. we start with our scotland editorjames cook who reports from edinburgh. chanting: yes, yes, yes! no, no, no, no! scotland 2014 — when politics came alive. how dare they say th

no davidson and elvis andrus just both watched. neither catches the ball. the royals take the opener 51, the east have the worst record in baseball. they have lost twice as many as they've won the earth standard 22 44th little seat. you look at this new graphic cto on a t g i f that is a corgi named pavlov and he is an internet star known as steph curry. and as you can see range from outside and he can take it to the rim. for two. without opposable thumbs. impressive good, good dog. we've got stanford baseball this weekend giants a u. s open, 3rd and 4th round coverage pretty busy. yes, sir. thank you so much for us tonight. have a good night, tonight. have a good night, everyone. okay, lily. i got thef what you need for your project. uh, glitter glue... okay. ...glitter dots... mm-hmm. ...glitter...paper. mrs. daniels says my projects have too much glitter. okay, well, she needs a mr. daniels, because a project can't have too much pizzazz. it's a report on the potato famine. i'm-- i'm sorry. do irish tears not sparkle? okay. okay. sorry. longinus, jotham.

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or his a lecturer in court, comparative politics of the university and can't in iraq be william davidson, senior if the piano list of the international crisis group. welcome to the program . be soon it. what do we know has happened in the or only region? yeah, recently, we're going go and went to the incident where the one that happened in which so many ponder or so to be dance, where killed. and most of them where the farm, i swear to be there for, for several years and different report this are coming out regarding the number of is which the report this by themselves, kentucky cree, some nation everywhere around 200 dead. and the report this mention that the, the number of the desk would be up to $700.00. that so the government also mentioned that there were incidents we so many people died. but the government, the nation, the number of dens. so it is, it is clear that a lot of the plans have been affected have died, but we don't know exactly how things happen or who did the killing because there is no independent investigation carried out. except about that, you know, so many reporter

i like my experience the davidson, but it was like you know other black people who helped me down and like were the people who i could go back to in moments where everything else felt really overwhelming. so, i think it probably a big part of it is like finding your community within your community who you can be your fullest self with and with regard to lincoln, you know, it's a huge thing right? because people some of the ways that we miss on miseducate people around the image patient proclamation is by making people think that it was the thing that like the amazing proclamation freed all the slaves and it didn't the emancipation proclamation was the strategic military proclamation which we had a couple different goals part of it was it is true that lincoln was becoming more abolitionist jason in his sensibilities, right? he rec i said two years into the war that this was clearly you were clearly not going to if the union won the war there is no way that they could allow slavery to persist in part because so many formerly enslaved people were escaping to the north and becoming part o

yeah, melanie davidson. right now there are not so many people because of the war. a lot of people are absent and normally we would have had a lot of people because this is a big event. it is important to, to feel at least some pieces of a real life that light is due here. not just more a reprieve from fighting a reminder of what peace time is like, but the war is still on and this country is still under martial law. that means there is a night time curfew, it's almost 11 p. m, and because of the curfew bars and restaurants are going to be closing now and the tvs are going to be turned off. right around half time ukraine supporters must go home and they can't stay here zane, but ravi al jazeera cave. ah, this is al jazeera and these are top stories. russia has accused the united states have deliberately adding fuel to the fire by supplying advanced precision guided rockets, ukraine. the criminal says he doesn't trust assurances from washington, that the rockets won't be fired into russia. denmark has voted to join the european union's common defense policy in a refe