seth curry, steph's brother is engaged to doc rivers daughter. >> what? >> so, the two families. >> i love it, family connection, love. >> yes, so they will see each other for a long time for this one. >> they better get along. thank you. we will be right back. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> here is a look at some of the stories we are working on. paris with multiple reports as a fire ripped through the historic notre dame cathedral. >>> when you're off a family was separated at the border, we go inside a reunion. >>> devon orville's following her cancer scare. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6 o'clock, the cbs evening news is up next. >> we will be back here at 7 pm ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, fire tears bsrough one of the world's most famous landmar

docs docs don't know about that scam. i have never heard of the docs i have never heard of children i thought that would be something that would have made the news you would thing children getting. sick kids and dead ducks you think that be like one of the during that whole like hype over over screwball and like trying to put it all and say this is what happened and it's a massive threat and all this i mean they burn the park bench but that is but you know a bit more than the roof of the house to the right of all things you know all of this crazy and you know the question here when you.

doc, you got calls pete, you own the stock. expectations are >> i think the expectations are very high. i think the international side is what everybody should be focusing on. >> told you what the stock's done year to date. does that raise the bar? >> well, i think that what people now, everybody's focus now is disney. i mean, even though we should be focusing on, hey, how's netflix doing, how was this last quarter, what are they prongting forward, but everybody's still talking about disney today because of that big move in disney and all the excitement about everybody, what's -- i think competition is okay. i don't think they necessarily, you know, square each other out, scott. i think there are dollars that's going to go to one and dollars that are going to go to the other. i think when you look at netflix, netflix appeals because of what they have in a different way than what disney's going to be putting out, at least early on in their streaming. and let's not forget they have a huge head start and they've been committing an

the docs docs -- the final playoff at the oracle. curry heating up in the third quarter, the long three, where is the foul? no biggie. the warriors are up 96-79. more of the same in the fourth. 386 career playoff three max, steph passes ray allen number one all-time. he had 30 foot device 38 points tonight. kevin durant doing his thing. 23 four kb, 2315--- he got into it with patrick duffy early in the game. then it boiled over. this was an unnecessary follow. both players double technical and ejections. we are having fun and it is only game 1. warriors win 121- 104 with predictable results but the kb drama got our attention . >> i had a chance to bring intensity to the game, to the team and i thought it was the perfect time for me to do so. it resulted in a technical foul but i'm sure they were just trying to control the game and me trying to take it too far. i guess he thought that but it was one of those plays were i thought i could show more emotion than i usually go. >> they are playoffs, guys are competitors and i just want kb

it's the docs, folks. we all know it.ow any more about the cost of drugs today, in most instances that i did 30 years ago when i was practicing medicine. they want to know, they want to help, but they don't know. go in to your physician and say hey, is there a less expensive drug? they ain't going to know. now, it is not just enough to say it's their job. we can put the players on the team and on the field but they don't have the right equipment. as you all know 1979, the cincinnati reds were in the pennant race, late in the season, jim kerns was on the mound, he was getting shelled and manager came out and said jim, you're done today and the manager says skipper i'm not tired, and he said yeah, but the outfielders are. we can't have our docs exhausted making phone calls to this pharmacy and that pharmacy and so forth. we got to give them the tools and despite the name of this talk of cost transparency i would say we have to go beyond that to give cost decision support. so what do i mean by that. well, i was skiing in the

doc, good stuff.on over >> thank you, sir. >> that's jon najarian disney is soaring to a new all-time high today. the media giant the to be performing dow stock over the past month two firms think it has room to run, joining others that have become positive on this name bank of america, merrill lynch putting it on its u.s. one list. they raise the price target to $168 guggenheim resumes coverage at a buy. man, boy has the narrative, steph, changed on this thing since disney plus. eiger did that 30-minute sitdown with faber and i mean, the story has changed. >> i know. >> people view this company in a whole different light. >> and they should they really should i think people thought that the ott meeting that we were waiting for was going to be a bust they thought it was going to be like the apple announcement, right, that you couldn't put numbers to it. you could actually put numbers to this thing. it's a very compelling product but then you also have parks, theme parks, you have fox synergies, you ha

. >> doc, apple target today raised to 225. >> yep love it. >> remember pete's favorite analyst, katie >> there she is. >> morgan stanley. >> yesterday >> boy, she's right. >> talking up the healthcare aspect as still an underappreciated area of growth for apple. >> and i think she is exactly right on there that's a big shock it's my biggest holding, as you know i'm happy about that because this is one of those drivers to outperformance, to alpha, judge. and ms. huberty is exactly right that the healthcare side of apple's business, what they can provide as far as data and all the rest, to the healthcare industry is going to be huge and the more people, the more of us that have any of their products on our person which would include cell phones, not just watches and things like that, that is immense for apple. and that data is just like mana from heaven for the folks that either want to ensure or make sure that you stay healthier >> okay. farmer georgio >> look at jimmy >> skinny tie rocking and everything it's the new and improved farmer jim. call you georgio for the rest of the show b

opioid bust in history. 60 medical professionals, 8 states, 32 million pills and a guy named the rock doc. good morning and welcome to "early start," i'm boris sanchez in for dave briggs. >> nice to see you this morning. i'm christine romans, 5:00 a.m. in the east. we'll learn robert mueller's findings today, most of them anyway, attorney general bill barr's redacted version of the special report goes public this morning. cnn has learned the section on obstruction of justice is expected to have relatively few redactions. that's because the obstruction probe is based on investigative work, unlike the russian interference probe which is relied on secret grand jury testimony. >> "the washington post" reports the obstruction section will also detail analysis of tweets, prooif private threats and other incidents. white house officials tell us quote the president is not worried, not fuming and any attacks on attorney general william barr will backfire. listen to president trump. >> see a lot of very strong things come out tomorrow, attorney general barr is going to be giving a press conference.

♪ >> reporter: the doc also welcoming mr.th sister solange and destiny's child bandmates kelly and michelle. queen bey getting personal as well, sharing the difficulties of carrying twins, her emergency c-section, and struggle to feel like herself again afterwards. the entire 2:17 masterpiece written, directed, and executive produced by beyonce knowles-carter. queen bey revealing it took her eight months of rehearsal to get ready for that epic coachella performance. i think the bey-hive will be talking about "homecoming" for much longer. >> absolutely. aside from the music, from coachella, from all the dancing sequences that we just couldn't get enough of, there was a big cultural importance to it too and that is a lot of what she talked about and revealed that we hadn't heard her speak about before in relation to this performance. >> favorite moment? >> i have a couple of them. i think we've got the time. so two big things. one was when she started in the beginning. she said it was more important for her, instead of bringing

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but freiburg have a slide doc you can take a mean free kick i prefer opportunistically level things in the sixty seventh minute shooting before the keeper was ready. i was eleven minutes later and kevin started back but the ball with his arm penalty substitute emma forsberg stepped up and slotted it home forsberg still delivered the win and more importantly champions league qualification. a sensational day that would lock down the champions league spots for match days from season's end play safe and that were also in the cup final is simply fantastic i feel as it is and from. their cup loss to byron made the match in dusseldorf decisive for braman and coach florian cole felt for a european place but benito diamond made it clear it wouldn't be decided in brain and savior in the first minute i and shortly after k'naan caught him on waltz through the entire brain and have. their ears cut hangover was readily apparent and their defenders. to no i max truces daw from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they were back asleep early in the second half. dusseldorf against

decade they feel a themselves closely with the right wing i think the most important interest for the docs and it's been the same the last three decades is being part of the government to preserve their specific needs a specific demands regarding budgets and other issues so it is a trade off or they were told to docs but if we see some cracks within the right some defections of specific part is they might choose to jump on the guns again less likely than the other option but still an option this election today was described as a virtue of kenya b.b. versus b.b. fatigue of course b.b. is referring to benjamin netanyahu the prime minister is this election a referendum on his previous four terms write three c. in two different concepts in the center one this is the kingdom in hebrew and one left field which can only be translated as a sensible notion of public duty and i think it was an attempt by the guns campaign to really put the differentiated two candidates on this specific aspect so it's really about this issue not necessarily the agenda of the government as we mentioned very little dif

can happen and a new dawn well it appears there is it isn't then what he needed very rare and better docs it was a shock for people to miss that in and go something did did did not expect. dollars and nine when the bomber die good insurgency was all over the vet it back and this started as the doc suggests that this could be possibly the better. ideas so-called islamic stooge or maybe it is that maybe possibly the diamond diagnosed they have might have need of a good after the insurgency because there would be vince's are still there so again the bigger issue here these are who is behind. the the very objective of the terrorists seems to be wired they won't because a next emo panic of them won't send a message to the world outside the foremost inside still in god not see if because today is the pattern of the today's data also suggest that the father knows the buddhist there were also targeted and then the very important part is the justice and this particular day which is very important do for the christian community which is which make up around six to seven percent of silica this has b

them by sergei scripts himself but for now the british british health officials are saying that no docs or children were harmed actually that it was just that they don't have any evidence of that what russia one of the thing well the russian embassy actually said in london sent an official request of the british foreign office to confirm or deny that these pictures were sent to washington in the first place because we don't even know if they actually exist or not now they they said that this information this new information was surprising to say the least. like everyone else we learned of the existence of such photos from the new york times piece the information on hospitalized children and dead ducks is surprising the british authorities and media indeed reported that some members of the public including children underwent medical checks as a precautionary measure but none had any signs of poisoning similarly it has never been reported that any ducks or other animals were killed as such we assume none of this is true. don't just remind us what did help in salzburg the last year that we

in the mediterranean thanks to the cameron sarkozy war in libya not just europe the weather troops doc don't of the problem what mate but if you look at our. exploitation of i think and count that it's what happened in kiryat in iraq who cooked up the guys you spat and so on and so on you're just opens up it's bar dust then it could be a catastrophe because it just happened by let me ocular pickier here we can't do a very difficult choice either. immigrants are coming in allowed to flow in but in disgrace we have to abolish democracy because the majority of the people he's directly against and so on and so on so we have to and i didn't really change the approach here no can really meet our standards again germany got the space my god if you dish out there let's step back again and ask our stance how we are completely in or do you think generating to do a clean sweep make it if you please standby nonetheless there is a something that many people to be a lot like europe did not embellish at least germany received quite many they had fewer teachers just look at the numbers just how many i

to the idea behind it was well that really well let's just put some government agencies on google docs you know will use google cloud for some things they lack the cognitive lags pretty soon and have the necessary security on it and then it becomes a big embarrassment afterwards to try and keep it out of the media because people would rightly point out there is a huge security risk so members of congress are calling for an investigation of google for secretly tracking i phone users all over the internet even users who thought they had blocked that kind of surveillance were you see this pattern emerging over and over again so look at google street view. seven million dollars to settle what thirty eight states are new cars a collection of data on secured by five networks new vehicles equipped with antennas and open source software and gathered network identification information as well as data frames and data being transmitted over unsecured wireless networks as the. cars were driving by it's a great tool for say tourists or transplants but privacy advocate kevin bankston says google is

one doc to help them to start a life. that's their last. fifteen. in spite of unrest abductions and murder the rangers are still here. we have chosen this work and we're ready to give our lives to save the mountain gorillas from extinction. rangers and fire in the national park in congo trying to fight off thousands of heavily armed rebels who rob the land of its natural resources. protecting resources and go rely habitat ninety minutes on. europe as a chain reaction of arrests. began around six hundred years ago in the renaissance the revolution in fought enabled this many people became aware of their abilities and strengths and a new way there was an outpouring of self-confidence i mentioned before. to. our. culture the darkest moment to a. t w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin. the death toll of the sri lanka bombings rises to two hundred ninety another pint hundred people were wounded in a string of cord native types targeting churches and luxury hotels on easter sunday officials blamed religious extremists and have made several a

if those cyclical markets can improve, that would be another leg higher >> doc, unless it continues to be a faang world and we're living in it >> those are the stocks on fire. this week keeps them going or do you get a rotation into some other names? just broaden out this breadth of the rally which has been good? >> and that's a tough one to call as far as which is going to be the next hot sector i think i stick with what we've already said as far as where i am, which is energy and tech i think kimberly-clark, kmb, gave you a nice read-through today. perhaps even to much bigger company proctor & gamble because they were able to, according to their ceo and the numbers they put up, increase prices. they said they were able to do that to offset commodities, judge, as well as currency problems or problems, headwinds, let's say. so that's a positive that's the kind of thing we want to hear from many of these companies. are we hearing that they are having to basically just hold it rather than passing it on to the customer these guys said the customer was more than willing to take the additio

. >> doc, what are you watching today? >> i was trading signet jewellers. i was trading game stop because of a big move that one made. >> that was an ugly move are you buying that in >> i'm buying that one >> gme >> their guidance was just downright -- >> i agree i agree. and i'm doing a scalp in there i'm not even trading options on that but those are two stocks that i'm trading. as far as options, pete talked about chips. we'll hit that in a minute that is where the real action is here, scott. >> smh is on pace for its fourth straight day of gains for the first time since february 15 >> and i don't knowhow many people came out and told us and some people even downgraded the likes of micron and so forth >> citi. >> that one is moving higher, strong right now we'll get to the chips in a second but take a look at facebook facebook's up over $4 again today. they just keep buying upside calls. it's trading 3 to 1, calls to puts in that one, strange ratio, very bullish for facebook and it's just surged then you look at -- it's up 34%. microsoft's up 18%, up ano

thank you for joining us we've seen last week with the sri lanka attacks and also the twenty sixteen doc attacks that it turns out a lot of these perpetrators come from wealthy families and are fairly educated and what's going on here at the very people who benefit from the system seem to turn against it i think this is a new new pronominal not only in bangladesh or in sri lanka as you said but also if i mean you know this. there was a family you know husband and wife and two daughters wealthy well educated and then blew up glue them serve in the in the in the two churches in the second largest city in indonesia i think this is because of. ins in some way. security. police specialty that's when. to deal with terrorism has been quite successful to this to come but you know. terrorists but now we have a new pronominal with the rise of lone wolf like what you have and also in. and also i think in bangladesh now these are students a lot of them at universities and schools maybe that's one way to combat it is to speak to them before they've taken their idiology and turned to terrorism is that

good sign to buy stock in german companies that's why we've seen headlining companies in the german docs like to sing crow and fox vying with some gains today so what we're seeing is a improvements in the chinese picture seems to matter more now for investors instead of a worse and german picture for the eurozone. china is not the only country with big manufacturing numbers to report the british pm on in march surged to its thirteen months behind. well well unlike china you can rate that as a positively now this is of course down to stockpiling what happened was that manufacturers tried to get everything done in march ahead of that now former brags that but of course stockpiling ties up investment ties up. the ties of investment and ties of inventors so they might have actually shot themselves out in the foot there and put themselves in a worse position position in the case of a no deal or even a price that turns out to be fun. another man in frankfurt thank you. there's a new space race on and this one is between china and india while beijing has just launched a dayton satellite india h

should have put them on the shanks line you know i'm sick of that don't need my phone i want to get out doc for the last thing you want me to give about the national. and yeah me you know how much does that cause if we have them united as in show me to move on tonight is what you have been was it or did i hear from a dozen action means. so call or not i'm not sure i go along down the. road to the truth because i love to it fool who had to. tell you so i guess silk i looked only. at me i'd say that only all boy if you're welcome or not cock sure you know. i mean i've got guys that they call it that you know it's not you on the look that you are going to show you not just maybe from what i hear you what some are going on yeah yeah and. him. going to get that rush to your mom. was like a big big. gun does a body yeah yeah my auntie economic fears i got i do think that i will be back again we. talk best yeah she was numb so question of are. you married when your name up that when you met your board also new hope it all may get me that think vegetating got back i gave you that. if it's left over

thank you for joining us we've seen last week with the sri lanka attacks and also the twenty sixteen doc attacks that it turns out a lot of these perpetrators come from wealthy families and are fairly educated what's going on here at the very people who benefit from the system seem to turn against it i think this is a new new pronominal not only in bangladesh or in say long as you said but also if any middle is. there was a family you know husband and wife and two daughters wealthy well educated and then blew up to them self in the in the in the churches in the second largest city in indonesia i think this is because of. ins in some way. security apparatus police space he'll be that man. to deal with terrorism has been quite successful to this to come but you know. terrorists but no we have a new pronominal with the rise of lone wolf like what you have and also in. you know so i think in bangladesh now these are students a lot of them at universities and schools maybe that's one way to combat it is to get to them before they've taken their idiology and turned to terrorism is that one str

start of the genocide it's estimated more than eight hundred thousand people were killed in one of the doc hist and most brutal chaps has in recent history if an equal to extremists slaughtered members of a minority tutsi community neighbors killed neighbors has been even killed wives became exhausted one hundred days when now president or a commie took control of the country they were headed with a week off commemoration activities which began today at the g. gandhi genocide memorial in more than a quarter of the good victims of believed to be buried. for more now on it's speaks. villany corridor is in god for us many it is remarkable that peace has held in a country where this follows the genocide all still so fresh now you've been traveling the country and talking to people what's made that possible. necessity of strong will and a lot of really hard work we really are in a country where people have decided to live together peacefully side by side where communities shared by perpetrators as well as survivors and paul kagame has really made sure to get rid of the ethnic divisions in the c

she joins us now from paris where she is involved in coordinating efforts on the crowd welcome city docs are paid so we're learning that health workers are being forced to suspend some of their operations on the ground the latest being the death of you h o two day what does this mean for the status outbreak of ebola which is already one of the deadliest we've seen. may certainly it means that it's going to be more difficult for patients to get care that they need. and certainly it means that there's of course the risk. spread even further though i think it's quite important to mention. before we focus on that on the fact that health workers have been affected and that the well the response has been affected which is certainly important that i think it's important to remember that this is an area that's very routinely affected by them and that these attacks on me will enters while unfortunate and moderately likely to have a strong response. is just another example of the level of violence unfortunately endemic to this region and has been over some time right and then we had to send the tr

we think doc you know what is in your solar system asking us to stay in the lounge is the best way to defend our own interests you know he cannot expect us because we are not going to accept be expelled we will stay there we will resist you know such behavior such decision and then you know the international community has to deal with us you know inducted for more on that let's cross over to our correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem tanya thanks for joining us how seriously or palestinians taking this threat. i think has a lot of concern you just heard to post in an official talking there this is especially concern because of their recent u.s. recognition of the golan heights and there's concern that mitt this might have set a precedent actually because also the occupied west bank has been captured in the one nine hundred sixty seven war and palestinian officials have said they're feeling that that might have said to president also to annex this territory now i think six and talk is nothing really new in israeli politics at least some of the smaller parties that are part of the gove

you know that seventy seven percent of hockey are younger than thanks doc. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the seventy seven percent speech obama people you should stop. this is where. the sixty minutes long t w. e takes it personally. with all of the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans oh my god. look up more than football online. i think that's actually one question you should cost kingfish you seem remarkably complacent about the fact that the most powerful country on the you say you can consume death why do you think it's complacency the international criminal court set up to charge the worst crimes on the planet has a new enemy in washington the trumpet ministration was accused of having no the just a missing and says it wants to die my guess this week here in the hague is a book sujit always be president of the i.c.c. how can he defend.

stop the genocide it's estimated more than eight hundred thousand people were killed in one of the doc hist and most brutal chapters in recent history ethnic extremists malted members of the minority tutsi from the neighbors killed neighbors husbands even killed wives the killings last had one hundred days with now president paul kagame me took control of the country the vixens of big remembered with a week off commemoration activities which began earlier today at the kigali convention center for more now this speaks to his villainy is to god for us many it is remarkable that peace has held in a country where the spa's of the genocide all still so fresh now you've been traveling the country and talking to people what's made that possible. necessity strong will and a lot of really hard work we really are in a country where people have decided to live together peacefully side by side where communities shared by perpetrators as well as survivors and paul kagame has really made sure to get rid of the ethnic divisions in the country here for example you're not allowed to ask anyone but the

but almost every hospital i talked to at least says they are trying to sort of pressure these docs to do this. the the reason they do is -- hospital always o all else equal don't like the surprise bilk. there was a study recently that said women giving birth at a hospital and get a surprise bill are mouch likely to choose a different hospital the next time around. so there is at least some impact on the hospital. and that's why when you see -- when you see sort of the emergency doc group surprise bilk patients at a hospital typically they are compensating the hospital to allow that to happen. the tipping the case i've heard a lot of times is a sort of staffing company or liken vision, the poster boy for this, will basically go to hospital and say i know you're currently paying a $300,000 subsidy to your emergency doc group to get them to practice here. you don't have to pay me i'll just bill patient and surprise bill them. there is already money changing hands to allow this today. right so that's sort of the theory between whys in a problem and which we expect it to happen. it's worth

doc who opened an opioid dispensary right ind a dentist who allegedly pulled teeth to justify the prescriptions, the defendants face decades in prison if convicted. >>> new rules from the u.s. attorney general could lead thousands of immigrants seeking asylum behind bars while their cases are being heard. they will no longer -- the ruling only applies to asylum seekers who enter the country illegally. not those who apply for asylum at a port of entry. it does not effect children or families and the new rules won't go into effect for 90 days and -- >>> taking a live look in paris at noe sco catdral. devastating fire. a billion dollars have been pledged to rebuild the landmark. ian lee is in paris e frenhe cathral8 hours fire began at notre dame. cecil could hardly look at the destruction. she worshipped there for 44 guy is sad, she said. this is such a shock to me. as donations poured in, french president macron vows to rebuild the landmark in five years and make it more beautiful than before. france also issued a call to arms for architects from around the world to compete to design a new spot

to the program this weekend mocks twenty five years since the start of the one genocide one of the doc ist and most brutal chechens in recent history over a period of just one hundred days at least eight hundred thousand people were killed if the extremists small said members of the minority tutsi community neighbors killed neighbors has been even killed wives a quarter of a century on the children of the genocide have been telling their stories. we want to. this is where house used to be before the genocide and nothing is left of it now. bent it all down after looting it and i guess what i'm saying. everything was he was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias. eric was too young to remember his family dying but he says he will never forget the day his aunt told him what happened. you were talking as if you were younger she carried me on her back during the genocide right up until that killing stopped she told me how horrific it was she witnessed it all the rain was pouring down on us those were hard times for me lisa would flee from the k

but freiburg have a slide doc you can take a mean free kick. so crito opportunistically levelled things in the sixty seventh minute shooting before the keeper was ready i was eleven minutes later and kevin started back blocked the ball with his arm penalty substitute emma forsberg stepped out and slotted it home forsberg still delivered the win and more importantly champions league qualification is a sensational day that would lock down the champions league spot for match days from season's end third place safe and that were also in the cup final is simply fantastic i feel as it is and from. their cup loss to byron made the match in dusseldorf decisive for braman and coach florian cole felt for a european place but benito rahman made it clear it wouldn't be decided in bringing favor in the first minute i and shortly after k'naan caught him on a waltz through the entire brain and have. their ears cut hangover it was readily apparent in their defense. to now i max truces goal from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they wer

was just too much fun in the muscle movie live play she does i do it well because it was a joke when doc window muscle in the foot did more come and go say do you look at the measures to do we don't want that on. the village of his statue is sixty kilometers away. another three days of hard labor. yet that affords. a man and his family are on the train. by waving a red scarf he's been able to stop the train at this tiny village in the middle of the bush go up up. yup so i'm just a gun woman not going to that would you take the flu shot and you know what but we're glad i mean i'm sure that. it's often like this. called work for little pay. mr malone go belly ends one hundred forty dollars a month. an advantage that my dad got managed out of the fact that i have a lot of first of all what they did for the most open. it was going to separate what if. he ever go there still pick up a bottle. and let up on the. road. but right now his main concern is the state of the truck. he has to reduce speed to less than ten kilometers an hour. on this point the rails are not really aligned to any mill r

and then like a three year old kid with doc to support the community without the support of anybody on the thought. she made it but you know sort of. april on al-jazeera faultlines is back with more investigative journalism and in-depth stories it's the world's third largest democracy heads to its presidential and legislative elections a documentary explores how the united states and the european union a turning a blind eye to egypt's violations of human rights prime minister modi is seeking a second time with a campaign dominated by talk of a cash man pakistan will he succeed an exclusive look at the goals behind russia's current foreign policy explained by some of the insiders who helped shape the kremlin's ideology a pro on al-jazeera. to . cut down. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. hello i'm daryn jordan doha t

l.a., kevin durant and, you know, it is going to be a good one because the clippers well coached by docthose guys playing hard at all times and that does not surprise steve curry at all. he is prepared and what more can he do? >> they have nothing to lose. they will come out flying around. i thought they were good defensively last game. we put a lot of pressure on them. they will, with freedom, shooting the ball and we have to be ready for the aggression. >> we have actually got a couple of baseball teams around here that are hot who have run 3 in a row. the a stated in walkoff style this afternoon to sweep their series on a beautiful, downright hot afternoon at the coliseum. those guys are having a good old time and here come the a's. it is a one-0 lead when marcus semi is off to a great start, a three run jack, frank, the fourth of the year and they are in business. look at matt chapman, way caught has a back already and that breaks a 3-3 tie with the rangers coming tonight, two outs, runner at second, study will score on the chad pender single and the walkoff, the first of pender's c

. >> doc, will i be able to play piano after the surgery? >> the triumphant struggle of a man who wouldn't give up. >> feel it. feel it. good job. >> thank you for saving my husband's life. thank you so much. >> thank you, everyone. >>> good evening. i'm david muir. and this is "20/20." reporting tonight, juju chang. >> reporter: if clean living needed a poster child, it could easily be jonathan koch. >> i don't drink. i don't smoke. i've never done drugs. i've never had a beer. i don't drink coffee. not because i'm against those things, they're just not for me. 5-5. daughter, ariana, his date for 14-straight father-daughter dances. >> you get into high school and those dances become very real because you know, you know you're -- you only have a couple of them left. >> reporter: the rest of his life is consumed by work. a modern day hollywood mogul. >> hey. how are you? >> reporter: what do you love about your job? >> my job is an opportunity every second of the day -- does anybody know what's going on in italy right now? >> reporter: co-fou

la clippers head coach doc rivers thought this day cannot get any better. spent to reach into my pocket to get my phone and left about two grand on the phone. on the street and kept walking. a taffy on the back and said that's your money. i don't know a lot of places that that would happen. with that happened today. so whoever that was, you could've had free tickets if you had to run away. >> he missed this. you probably seen the last of demarcus cousins with this playoff run. seth curry has a little bit of room in the three and they are in cruise control with the clippers they just did not go away. clips down 12 after patrick beverly and lou williams here. a tough shot of her klay thompson. warriors up one and a wide-open look here. they knock it down for a dagger. they score 85 points in the second half. 135 - 138. smack execution wise they're not as engaged as they want to be. >> there now one - one. so they feel it. they're not going anywhere. >> have seen some cutbacks in my career, but i have never seen anything like that. a comeback, meltdown whateve

doc is a great coach, so you always expect them to come out rushing with good stuff.portant thing is intensity. they're going to fly around, you know, trying not to go down 3-1. it's on us to match that intensity levels and try to exceed it. >> reporter: typeoff is 23:30, but klay thompson says that's a good thing. the warriors are excited, and the east coast will be able to watch them play. the game. under 30 seconds left. joe harris lays it in. up a poi. embiid 31 points, dumping it to mike scott for the dagger. the three 76ers win 112-108. they lead the series 3 games to 1. >>> when it comes to scoring a's are second in the american league, but so far they're struggling to touch the place against the blue jays. very windy day. plastic plates were not the only thing flying around. rowdy tallez goes to deep center. two pitchers later. brandon drewie will go off the top. 5-0, how about some outstanding defense? josh with the pop-up to no-man's-land. freddy galvis, are you kidding me in the a's lose 10-1.eyavcodo far. >>> inying a factor all series. giants trailing is-

last as doc. would up the skittles. to buy a bottle and i don't want to bet on that ok but. shocking as that dog was not much more annoying. as a traditional suspicion of ethnic minorities that was the basis of official i'm getting for tix. for a one hundred fourteen yes no. the fear of being swamped by foreign congress which is owed feeling you know country is. especially in eastern europe as you know you know memories attached based on all the kind of thing. transmogrified into a myth. because of course nobody's threatening hungary we don't have immigrants at all zero immigration but this is the one topic one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing. home. because there are no refugees and migrants currently in hungary because they not in the country be torben had to kind of invent a new enemy in this new enemy became church. they spread the message that this church taught us wants to bring refugees and migrants to europe in order to destroy the continent to destroy a nation state to destroy the kind of the christian traditional cause for a few of. mr shadows sh

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saying wow, you wouldn't be entertained and the clippers, greatest come back in nba history and coach docers didn't think his day could get better. >> i grabbed my phone and i dropped 2 grand on the street and kept walking, didn't know it. the guy tapped me on the back and said, you know, that's your money. i don't know a lot of places that would happen, but it happened today, so whoever that was, you can have free tickets hadn't you runaway. >> i know doctor, but we may have seen the last of cousins as he went down on the floor in pain, injured quad muscle, mri later, but it didn't seem to matter to the doves because curry found his range. he hit the three as the warriors led by as many as 31 in the game. the clippers, man, they forced the warriors into a 19-second half turnovers and clippers down 12 after the patrick beverly steal. the difference, how with lou williams. scored 29 of his 36 in the second half. game tied at 128 with a minute late. warriors were up one and 20 seconds to go. a wide open look and knocked it down. dagger, l.a. scored 85 points in the second half. they wanted

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