now he's out at espn.hink actually it's only going to make his impact even more powerful. >> bill simmons biggest star at the biggest media entity espn had a difficult relationship at times with management. he was suspended late last year when he called roger goodell a liar over the ray rice case. he has been at espn for several year, but has spent 20 years building up his brand. he writes like a fan, drew up a huge fan base. and interview on friday i think it was espn president john skipper snoupsed that they will not resign bill simmons. >> were you surprised? >> i was surprised not that it happened, i was surprised by the timing and how quickly it was done. i think maybe bill simmons and some other people were surprised, too. but i think his deal is up in october and he was already thinking about what is my next you've from here. i think he thought he'd done what he could do at espn which was a lot. he knew there would be other opportunities out there for him with private hone whowanted to help him buil

espn is involved so it was synergistic.will read one excerpt from the book -- you talk about how failure is a part of success. also espn takes advantage of mistakes by earning -- by learning from them. what is but one of the biggest mistakes question markgeorge: the best example of that is our mobile phone business which we launched in 2005. our instincts were right that sports fans wanted scores and this was pre-smartphone. we learned back then and we developed a phone but our business model was wrong. we were in the hardware business and the software content and that was the wrong business model for us. we moved on that quickly and flipped of the model and never looked back. the espn mobile business is the number one in the market. that is probably the best example. you cannot get wedded to anyone business model. if you realize you are on the run model, executives need to move me to correct that. betty: that leads to what is happening in the current era which is that espn and other big cable networks are getting threatene

you want espn really?den those ten cost you more than your bundle. >> but i think that's absolutely -- i would argue ten years from now that absolutely will happen. the question i have around the pricing for that though is if you decide that 30% of the country decides they're going to pay for espn you have a big issue because all of a sudden instead of charging $7 you want to charge three times or four times and you'll lose a lot of advertising revenue because it's a smaller audience. do the economics of all of that hold long term? >> i think just by definition they will hold and companies like espn are going to have to figure out exactly what the right mix of the models are going forward. as i just said i think the mix is going to be a portion of a bundle and a portion of something else. the something else is what we're going through now as an industry. >> george, i know that you're no longer there so you can't speak for espn. when i looked at espn versus verizon, if i was espn i'd be more ticked off they

move bcs to espn. suddenly they have to take bcs. can you really afford not to take espn in a bundle? in an unbundled situation, step back for a second. darn that, was a great quarter. you are up against "frozen" dvd up against comparisons. the next one we have $180 million lease domestically against what was probably the most exciting sports weekend i can recall. >> right. >> well done. >> second biggest weekend ever after the first one. >>> when we come back this morning, a lot more to come. cisco chairman john chambers who is stepping down as ceo after two decades on the job. >>> amid signs of a turnaround at olive garden we'll talk about darden ceo eugene lee. and jeffrey smith. a little bit of weakness as we kick off this tuesday morning. more "squawk on the street." >>> netflix receiving an upgrade to buy from underperform. taking a positive view on their long-time subscribers citing its rapidly growing portfolio of original target. doubling its price target to $7.22. jeffries initiating tesla with buy ratings saying concerns o

what hit them in this quarter that was a bigger expense that espn would like? >> they specifically cited college football and the nfl wild-card games and the launch of the new sec network, which you would notice is the southeastern conference and not the security exchange commission. cory: they both play tough knows games. to your point, espn was such a central business for disney and continues to be certainly. but we see what is happening the sports in america and we see the rising costs of programming. one wonders if espn is going to keep the lead and continue to fight off comcast. is that going to come at a great expense, is there a possibility that espn is permanently different? >> they posted revenue numbers. they were up 18% at espn. all the numbers in tv which people think of now are really strong. it is obviously a concern for bob iger. he talked about these new skinny cable bundles on the call. it is more of a programming cost issue than it is a revenue question. cory: exactly. thank you very much. we appreciate your coverage of the company. lots of bi

the finals will be televised in primetime on espn. synopsis, percolate and dyslexia.ve a child, they have expensive hobbies. how expensive is this? webster'sle is this dictionary, third edition, $129. if you are good, you will hire a two-door coach. -- a tutor or coach. >> why do tv viewers keep coming back to this? >> it has been broadcast since the 1940's. yesterday and has been able to bring some drama. desk espn has been able to bring some drama. there is a lot of drama here. it's something to watch. mark: looking at the spelling bee. thank you so much. coming up, bill gross. ♪ mark: it is 11:00 a.m. in san francisco, 2:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 a.m. in hong kong. the future of the world cup is called into question as soccer's governing body has lost -- the latest details with fifa. scarlet: you've heard about elon musk. what about his brother? mark: big media m&a continues. john malone is back with time warner cable. why is he still be on men out -- maodd man out? good afternoon. i'm mark crumpton, here with scarlet fu. stocks recovering from yesterday's sello

cory: is this disconcerting -- you mentioned espn. the programming costs and i call it college football. what was it that hit them in the quarter that was a bigger expense than espn would like? matt: they decided college football, thenn n nfl wild-card game and the sec netowork. cory: both play tough nosed games. i wonder at one point, to your point, espn was such essential business for disney. we see what has happened with sports in america. we see the rising costs of programming and one wonders if espn will keep the lead and continue to fight off fox and comcast will that come at a stronger expense for the profitability? chris: interestingly enough, they have posted really good revenue numbers. all of the numbers in tv which people think of now as in peril were really strong. so, it is obviously a concern for bob iger. he talked about these new skinny cable bundles. it is more of a programming cost issue that it is a revenue question. cory: coming up, target india. we will go inside the plans for global domination. yes. we will talk

and alibaba, is alibaba taking on espn? chinese online and mobile commerce company announcing it will partner up with pac-12 to host a regular season game between the washington huskies and the texas longhorns in shanghai. why is alibaba targeting american college sports? jo ling kent joins us with the latest. we thought this was fascinating. jo: this is a two-year deal. very lucrative deal for any actual sports team in the united states right now. if you think about it, no league has ever played a regular season game in shanghai or beijing or anywhere in china. what they're trying to do is appeal cross over. what do we know about alibaba? we know they're investing very deeply into the united states right now. this deal coupled with the zulily investment, i could go on and on. >> they're taking over the world. >> they're taking it over quietly. and that's the chinese way of doing things. that's the alibaba way of doing things. basketball is the most popular sport in china. this is a natural fit. 300 million people reportedl

who was go to ask for espn 4? the economic ecosystem of the entertainment business is the bundle. question for investors, is that bundle really at risk? do i really need to pay $150 a month to get 300 channels? the cable companies love that model. i'm not sure consumers love that model. olivia: paul sweeney and lucas shaw. interesting to see what shakes out in the industry this week ahead of upfront. still ahead, bond yields rise in europe in the regent's currency taking a hit. once again over concerns with greece. ♪ olivia: welcome back. we are about one hour into the trading day in the u.s. time for a check of markets around the world. china is cutting interest rates as leaders try to kickstart a weakening economy. christine hoss filed this report from beijing. reporter: china's central bank has mounted -- they've cut rates three times. they have been injecting liquidity into banks. they are ready to keep money market rates low. we are likely to see more money moves ahead. goldman sachs is saying we will say --

jamie apody and espn insider sal palantonio discuss. >> eagle $not get guy. they didn't get marcus mariott a how do you see the quarterback situation shipping up next year. >> it's a question mark and i think sam bradford has to get on the field and stay on the field. right now he has not been cleared for all football activities jamie. this is say work in progress. mark sanchez in meantime takes first team represents i think on offense for a few weeks. probably well into june and maybe beginning of training camp. you will see a lot of mark sanchez and sam bradford trying to catch up you. >> don't see them drafting a quarterback. >> i don't see them using second third, fourth round pick on quarterback unless they love them and i don't think they're in love with any after marcus mariota. >> are they better or worse than last year. >> on paperwork in progress. they won ten games two years in a row and if you look at schedule it's a winnable schedule. it's not really that difficult. but they have a lot of different parts beginning at the quarterback position. off

but right now i think espn is the leader really in fantasy.hey have become the company most -- more than any that's identified with fantasy and identified with sports. >> matt do you think that when i see the -- some of these -- some of the games, or nascar do you think, geez it's lucky there is a carve out? some of it is a way to gamble and legally. >> i think that you know we operate ten sports right now. they all have huge fan followings. and whenever there is something big in sports we want to fine a way to participate, obviously staying within the boundaries that we feel like we need to. >> right. now for baseball i'm throwing out the baseball tomorrow for the phillies. i just had to say it. i had to work it in -- that's all i have to say about that. >> try and throw a strike. >> are there players or games where he would not normally be interested in. i never like to watch a non-philly game to be honest. but this is one of those things where you want to watch out of market games. >> every game every play matters. you were talking about be

eastern on espn and the watch espn app. >> thank you, sir. >>> up next, the pulse.t in time for the holiday weekend, this year's list of best beaches. >>> plus, the surprising new study about those internet security questions and just how easy they are to hack. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do

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espn has moved much of its operation to oracle for the series. the team even had to surrender a couple hundred parking spaces. >>> essentially relocate some of our most high-profile kbefts. we moved an entire valet lot to our c lot. >> while some fans may have a harder time finding parking, it certainly isn't damping any of their enthusiasm. >> reporter laura anthony talked with a super fan today. >> she joins us live from walnut creek with more on the growing excitement. hi laura. >> reporter: hello. the fans at the stadium, much like the players, tuning up for tonight's big game. we also found the family of a young danville boy getting ready for the game tonight. he too will be front and center at oracle. >> i'm just excited pumped up. >> reporter: just like his warrior idol, steph curry it's game day for dustin o'shea as the 12-year-old prepares for his performance on the junior jam

cory: higher production costs at espn heard that division.irst-quarter profit almost doubled switzerland -- almost doubled at switzerland's largest bank. there are talks of the justice department about settling an investigation. ubs could pay up to $1 billion in fines. the european commission has raised its growth forecast for the eurozone. 1.5% this year 1.3 percent in february. a weaker euro helped exports. the organization slashded its growth estimate for greece. zoetis -- -- he wants them to cut costs. they are going to cut down or sell. ackman took a 10% -- he's on opportunity and took it. rhetoric and debt -- threw two reagan -- puerto rican bonds have caused problems. islamic state claimed is once ability for a shooting in texas. the official radio station threatened more attacks. two gunmen opened fire outside of a competition -- cartoon competition featuring the prophet mohammed. stephanie: cisco's john chambers is going away. what not to far. he is stepping down as ceo after 20 years, but he is moving to the chairman's suite. his pl

espn will be just fine. interest rate many guys are making that move now. to the digital world because they see they can create enormous impact and wealth trading on their notoriety and fan base. stephanie: it's a lot harder job. when you look at katie couric and what she has done now that she is in the dental world, that is a hustle. when you are part of yes pnr nbc, that spot is warm for you and you show up. dick: you are right, people think it's easy because they see other people do it. it's a hustle. you have to get lucky. erik: if you are advising bill simmons, what would you advise him to do? dick: i would not presume to answer that because i don't know what he wants to do. i know that espn will be fine and he will probably be fine. erik: how hard should fox sports chase after him? dick: is a good name and sportscaster so many people will dangle things in front of him. if he tries to do the entrepreneur thing stephanie is right, it's tougher than people think. stephanie: it seems like more and more sup

. >> tip-off is 6:00 on sister network espn and game two of the best of seven series will be at oracle arena on thursday night, with the series, then shifting to houston for game three and four. >> abc7 news is the home for the nab finals with the exciting action june 4. >> you want to share your excitement so show your warriors pride open social media. we have fan photos on air and at abc7news.com. just use #dubson7. we can track down your pictures. >> tweet ideas of what we should bet against our sister station in houston. >> our station manager suggests food. brisket versus crabs. >> i can taste the brisket >> my mouth is watering. >> look at temperatures on the peninsula, 54 or 55 degrees until west side, and you are at 53. same thing from oakland to san jose and los gatos is 49 and mid-50s inland east bay and low 50s around santa rosa and napa and mill valley and half moon bay at 54. on san rafael notice it is clear with fog around santa rosa but not today 65 to 70s inland but not so grave as yesterday and below average and breezy around the bay and 60 to 67. the same air mass on

a new espn poll shows 63 percent of americans support the league's decision to suspend him. 85 percent of fans thing other teams do the same kind of thing. >> an app for last minute sport tickets is hoping to give ticket master and stubhub a run for the money and backed by a part owner of the giants and former c.o.o. for yahoo. fortune magazine is reporting they have raised $13 million if funding to for his business much the app lets users purchase tickets from the phone and displaying a bar code for easy swiping. it lets tickets be transferred through a text message or mail. >> ticket master must not like that. >> i know you can buy on your phone with stubhub so we have to investigate which is right for each of us. >> we will investigate into the weather and weapon the rain clouds are moving in. >> make sure you swipe the windshield wiper should be pried off the scar and make sure they are pliable and will work because you need them at some time today the it is 6:16 on this thursday morning. temperatures are in the low-to-mid 50s and milder when you stepped out with scattered light sh

for the first time a way to get espn. some of the functionalities are limited. >> people like what they know, they are creatures of habitues personally enwith it comes to television. do you think they will embrace this and change their habits? for people who may cable is overpriced because they don't want a lot of it. they sit there -- they only watch a couple of times a month. and you can go ahead and watch cable news, you can watch espn, there will be things you can't get. i am a sports fan, i love to watch the pistons but if i had just sling t.v. i wouldn't get my local games. so there are some compromises. >> how does it effect smaller markets. like c span or pbs? >> both of you can take a crack after that, go ahead richard. >> that's a good question. i think for some of those local things you will see some of those migrate on line. that's cable supporters so i don't know what may happen to that in the future. hope that cable t.v. can continue, or figure out a different model. >> speaking about cable, you have your th

. >> reporter: espn has moved in for this series. they had to build a studio inside the arena and surrender a couple hundred parking spaces for their equipment. >> we had to relocate some of our most high profile guests. we moved an entire valet area from our lot. >> my list just keeps growing. it can grow and grow as long as we keep going and going. >> reporter: planning ahead is his job. he says they are three wins away from the final. abc 7 news. >> one game at a time. thank you. game 2 is tonight at 6:00. the series shifts to houston for game 3 and 4 saturday in the best of 7 series. you can catch the games on our sister network espn and abc 7 is your home for the nba finals. we believe the warriors will go all the way. you can catch the exciting action beginning june 4th. >>> we believe the warriors fans are the best in the nba and they are proving so online. these are some of the many fan pictures that they have posted. keep them coming. >>> still ahead inspirational stories about to hit the big screen. >>> also hillary clinton

a decrease at espn.his is part of the issue. the decrease at espn was driven by higher programming and production costs. costs more and more to get the rights for these production and we have to make it up on the other end with the subscriber. >> it's costing them more to bid on the things that they want. my point is he was, and i wouldn't say that he was criticized, but that looked like a lot of money for pixar and looked like a lot of money for marvel and a lot of money when they're paying for those things and as it turns out, $188 billion company now. based on the value of the content. >> merchandising, merchandising, merchandising. >> they are merchandising with content. the content is valuable. >> i'm not -- >> did anyone think marvel was going to be content? >> i'm not questioning that. >> and then "frozen" is not even pixar. you still watch that every day, don't you? >> best best movie out. we're waiting for "frozen 2." we went and saw "cinderella" so we could see the seven minutes before it began

-- like espn? erik: we will see. i'm excited.sons will join "market makers" on a new time for erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. this is still "bloomberg surveillance. ♪ tom: good morning. let us get right to the top headlines. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: suspects will be in a mississippi court today accused of killing two police officers. they were fatally shot late saturday during a traffic stop in hattiesburg. they were the first hattiesburg officers killed on duty in three decades. yours governor once the help health hazards. his order came after a new york times investigation of the industry. a new agency will check on them statewide. a big mother's day for the u.s. women. -- u.s. women's soccer team. before taking the field, the players were surprised to learn that their moms were in southern california for the game. u.s. went on to win 3-0. those are your top headlines. brendan. brendan: 20%. that is the percentage of chillers gdp -- chile's gdp derived from copper. there is worse news. the political picture is equally

>>> espn has dumped bill simmons. a sports writeter with a huge personal following. see the dysfunctional relationship when simmons called nfl commissioner roger goodell a liar dared espn to say he was in trouble and network retaliated with a three-week suspension. the espn skipper isn't hiding the fact it was more than about money. >>> we are launching the digital download segment on-line. we look at how younger people are getting news on their phones and how that shapes what they see. >> my first thing when i wake up is check my e-mail go on to instagram, go on to facebook your average things and that's pretty much how i see media. >> i think because we create our news more than we ever have before, we are only seeing things we like. >> you can check it out soon on our home page fox news.com/media buzz or our facebook page which we hope you'll like. the top tweets on the media, justified in kicking the media over the deflate-gate report. is it the media's job to kick around other report. a sports star maybe cheating gets this much attention, yeah america. the golde

first, steve fainaru is a senior writerer with espn and he is the coauthor of league of denial, the nfl, concussion and the battle of the truth. the discussion on the nfl attempting to cover up the concussion and damage. we worked for the washinton post and won the pulitzer prize. he is the author of big boy rules, america's mercenary fighting in iraq, and baseball, cuba and the search for the american dream. his brother mark fainaru-wada is a writer for espn and produces work for the program outside of the lines. steve and mark serve as reporters and writing on a film of the same name for pbs award winning program frontline. it won the george poke and peabody awards and an emmy nomination. and along with lance williams they won national honors in 2004-2005 for the coverage of the steroid scandal in baseball. and their book on berry bonds became on immediate new york times best-seller and prompted major league baseball to investigate steroid use in its sports. leigh steinberg in the white shirt is regards as one of the greatest sports agent in history. at one stretch during his career,

you can watch the game on our sister network espn at 6:30 and a deciding gale seven is back at oracle arena on sunday at 12:30 p.m., if necessary, and that game will be right here on abc7. >> and abc7 is the home for the nab finals and you can cap all of the exciting action june 4. keep posting your pictures and video online we are featuring fan picks on air and at abc7news.com by using #dubson7. we will find your pictures and post them and share them. >> in philadelphia, ntsb investigators will hold a briefing today in the amtrak crash in philadelphia. crews are continuing to work on clearing the tracks. tuesday night's crash killed seven people. there is new surveillance video showing the moments just before the train derailed and you can see the train pass by on the camera there and several seconds later, several flashes of light. initial information indicates that the train was traveling twice the speed limit for that section of curved track when the accident occurred. as high as 106 miles per hour. the engineer identified as 32-year-old brandon bostian used to work for caltrain a

mark: espn. part of the disney network.ave branded themselves as the world sports and entertainment network. how about that? ramy: this time, espn is a little bit of a wait -- weight around disney. they saw higher costs, even the revenue was higher and that was because of higher production costs for college football as well as an nfc wild-card that they had to pay out. mark goal in any surprises? anything jump out at you? ramy: with the analysts, before expecting something a little bit lower, so it was more positive than what people were thinking. on the street, they were saying they were going to raise their forecast for the next 12 months. for example, citibank as well as guggenheim a couple of other financial and lists. they said over the month will raise their target to 100 $25 potentially even $127 and it is right now around 100 $11. and we may see that close at a record high. mark: ramy, what is up with those "frozen" toys? the gift that keeps on giving. why is that? ramy: it has to do that they had hit on something t

victory over the colts and that quarterback tom brady was at least generally aware of the cheating espn is reporting that the nfl is considering discipline of brady and a pair of employees. >>> at some point in your life you have probably been picked on jeff skversky has the story of a local ball who was faced with bullying. >> what a day for a 10-year-old kid hanging out with tim detebow and the eagles. this is a day that dominic will not forget. the fifth grader in montgomery county has been getting bullied in school. >> in school kids have been calling me short and it started hurting my feelings. instead of fighting back he went to his instagram page and said the reason he was shorter was because leukemia stunted his growth. he had chemotherapy. >> dominic went through three and a half years of chemo and didn't cry and he started to cry that night and he showed me what he posted and it went viral and they invited dominic to the eagles practice facility. >> thank you for come to practice today. >> dominic who is also in remission learned a few drills. >> put your arm down and let me s

espn will not renew the contract of bill simmons.statement, the espn president said it was time to move on. espn says it remains committed to grant land, the website founded by simmons. erickson has sued apple in three more countries, germany, the u.k., and the netherlands. they accuse apple of using the technology in apple products without a licensing agreement. they have been payroll tees to erickson before the expiration. while apple and ericsson that'll let out in court over patent legislation, there is a new effort to reform the current u.s. patent system, which is, by many accounts, broken. i spoke with the head of the u.s. patent and trademark office , michelle lee, who has been spending a lot of time here in silicon valley. take a listen to why the director is focused on input from the tech community. >> i am here to meet with many of the companies. recently, congress has introduced some legislation related to patent reform so it's critically important we get the feedback from our innovating companies to ensure we arrive at a

investigation it is pretty clear that there's wrongdoing. >> jim trol trotter an nfl reporter for espn, we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> the team behind ali velshi is proud to bring you a brand-new program. next week, mark $the interview of ali velshi on target, interviews you will not get anywhere else, 10:30 eastern and 10:30 pacific tune in. that is our show today i'm david schuster in for ali velshi for everyone here thanks for joining us and have a great weekend. >> on alert tightening security at military bases in the u.s. alarming signs of radicalism online forced the pentagon to take new steps to protect american soldiers. >>> reclaiming public trust. >> the department of justice is opening an investigation into whether the baltimore police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of the constitution or federal law. >> the attorney ge

investigation it is pretty clear that there's wrongdoing. >> jim trol trotter an nfl reporter for espnreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> the team behind ali velshi is proud to bring you a brand-new program. next week, mark $the interview of ali velshi on target, interviews you will not get anywhere else, 10:30 eastern and 10:30 pacific, tune in. that is our show today i'm david schuster in for ali velshi for everyone here thanks for joining >> the agonizing wait is over. the wait list reach schools and safety schools have made their wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable expectations at toop schools? does it matter that you go to college and less where you go? the deposits for the fall are in the mail. the sticker's already going on the rear window of the family car. rethinking the rat race for the freshman class is the "inside story" and it starts now. welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suar

investigation it is pretty clear that there's wrongdoing. >> jim trol trotter an nfl reporter for espnreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> the team behind ali velshi is proud to bring you a brand-new program. next week, mark $the interview of ali velshi on target, interviews you will not get anywhere else, 10:30 eastern and 10:30 pacific, tune in. that is our show today i'm david schuster in for ali velshi for everyone here thanks for joining >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target only on al jazeera america

you can catch the action at espn our sister network. >> we are the home for the nba finals starting next thursday a week from tomorrow right here on abc7. it 6:04. contra costa county is looking to span the jail in richmond, adding 400 new beds to the detention facility bringing the total to 1000. that make it the largest jail operated by the county. the plan would also grant inmates access to counseling and drug treatment programs. >> a santa clara county inmate is in custody after a brief escape getting out of the handcuffs despiteening cuffed to another inmate. the deputies were about to transfer nelson to the courthouse and he slipped out. he was caught near a park a mile away. >> roasters are planning a demonstration at chevron annual shareholder's meeting protesting the pollution every monday. an ecuador leader will con prompt top management with a new report accusing chevron of falsifying evidence to evade paying $9.5 billion oil pollution liability. chevron's shareholder needing starts at 8:00 a.m. >> marin county residents can breathes easier after a planned chemical spray is po

the tip-off is at can people and if you cannot beat 59 the oracle arena can you watch game one on espn. game two of the best of seven series will be at oracle arena on thursday night and the series shifts to houston on saturday for games three and four. east bay motorers are deciding between two democrats in a special election for the state senate seat. current assemblywoman is running against the mayor glazer for parts alameda and contra the winner has to run again next year weapon the seat comes up for reelection. >> campbell police hope surveillance video will generate leads in the case of an attempted kidnapping shows a suspicious car moments before the attack this past weekend. here is more on that story. >> campbell police say the suspect was driving a 1998-2002 honda accord beige or gray. police obtain these images from cameras how the neighborhood. >> that surveillance video is troubling because it does show this vehicle was tracking this victim. >> police say the suspect made a u-turn on marriott avenue after spotting her the he slows down and then stops the car in the middle

i asked espn's jaylen rose if it was a good idea that curry cam back to play game four. >> how do you not come back into the game in the storyline would have been how effective is he going to be tonight and it creates a seed of dout for the rest of the players in the locker room and the coaching staff in mrep raising because they don't know what they're going to get. even though he gets a couple of shots blocked and before you know he's making good passes and everybody feels like they're full of strength and they hope they can close the series out tonight. >> they go back on the court in thexd third quarter. >> i felt like it was a good decision to go out and play and see what i can do. >> we're about an hour away from tip-off as the warriors try to reach the nba finals for the first time in 40 years. this is a live look at the big awesy and andrew bogus going through the warm-ups and jared collins just tried to hit me with the basketball and i think that was intentional jared. anyway, that's the scene inside and i'm going to have to talk to collins here in a little bit and let's go o

they beat lundqvist, 6-2. >>> cardinals-mets as seen on espn. in the ninth. jason heyward, sac fly. is going to come home. score. it's 1-1. the mets blow the save. and then we yawn our way through the 10th and the 11th and the 12th and 13th. finally get to the 14th. bases loaded, one out, john mayberry steps to the dish. hits it over to short. jhon peralta can't come up with it and get it home in time for the force. the mets take it, 2-1. matt harvey, no decision despite eight innings and no runs allowed. >>> tune in to a live "sportscenter." 9:00 a.m. eastern. complete coverage looking ahead to the nba conference finals. he's the more pleasant of the two. have a great tuesday. >> merry tuesday. >> merry tuesday to you, boys. >>> up next in "the pulse." the season premiere of "the bachelorette." this time, starring two women looking for love. >>> and the hunter comes face to face with a big bear. and scares the bear away. away. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine w

let's get it from our friends at espn. >>> he's stan. i'm neil.sportscenter" desk in los angeles. you never forget your 661st. >> alex rodriguez won't. he was tied with willie mays for 660 homers. rodriguez, gone. number 661. he's all alone in fourth place. traveled 423 feet. gave the yankees a 3-2 lead. rodriguez really having a resurgence this season after the steroid suspension and all the problems. he got a curtain call. yankees twin game 4-3. >>> ice, ice, baby. montreal avoided the sweep? tampa bay. minnesota trying to do the same thing. they're down three with just over 2:00. wait they're only down two. this is a 6 on 4. they if you would goalie and had a power play. and then needereider. wait it's a one-goal game. final seconds. still 6 on 4. no. chicago and vances to the western conference finals. waiting for the winner of the ducks and flames. >>> more nba coming up on espn. on friday night. >> yeah. lots of good stuff. >> hey, have a great friday. and a great weekend. back to you. >> thanks for the enthusiasm fellas. >>> up next in "the

oh man, i saw this on espn and this really made me laugh. oh my gosh.r the golden state warriors beat the houston rockets in the nba playoffs, okay? and afterwards espn analyst neil everett tried to explain how it all went down. and i'm not even sure the guys at espn, the guy he was talking to, understood what he was talking about. see if you guys can figure it out. >> it's like the scare crow in oz. you get too close to the fire eventually you're going to get burned and -- [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's so awkward, man. he's just -- [ laughter ] can we just show it again? because it just makes me laugh. >> it's like the scare crow in oz. you get too close to the fire, eventually you're going to get burned and -- [ laughter ]. >> jimmy: come on, help me out, man. he's like laughing at his own joke. he's like, "you're going to get burned." come on, help me out man, come on. oh, my gosh. made me laugh. guys, check this out. martha stewart has partnered with triscuit to release a new coconut and sea salt-flavored cracker. yeah. it's for people wh

let's get it from our friends at espn. >>> he's stan. i'm neil.center" desk in los angeles. you never forget your 661st. >> alex rodriguez won't. he entered thursday tied with willie mays tied for fourth on the all-time home runs list at 660. bottom two, tied at 2-2. rodriguez, gone. number 661. he's all alone in fourth place. traveled 423 feet. gave the yankees a 3-2 lead. rodriguez really having a resurgence this season after the steroid suspension and all the problems. he got a curtain call. yankees win the ball game too, 4-2. >>> ice, ice, baby. montreal avoided the sweep in tampa bay. minnesota trying to do the same thing. they're down three with just over 2:00. wait, they're only down two. jared spurgeon. this is a 6 on 4. they pulled the goalie and had a power play opportunity. and then nino niederreiter. wait, it's a one-goal game. all of a sudden pat is nervous in chicago. >> what's up pat? >> final seconds. still 6 on 4. no. chicago and advances to the western conference finals. waiting for the winner of the ducks and flames. >>> more nb

all the games are on espn and we are the home for the nba finals and we hope and we know the warriors will go all the way. you can catch the exciting action starting juan 4. >> warriors fans, the pest in the nba and they are proving it online these are some of many fan photos that have been posted featuring your warriors photos on air and at abc7news.com using #dubson7. you may see them on the air. >> who is that handsome guy? >> steph curry. >> since leyla shared, i will share my t-shirt. >> this is a medium. if i can get this offer my big toe... >> new mike has the forecast. >> medium-sized shirt. >> i wore this. remember? >> she wore it. once. two out of three. who won the others? >> mid-to-upper 50s but why want to...i want to sports man. i don't want to feel like i am picking on you. >> mid-to-upper 50s. you are the most competitive person on the set right now. as far as this afternoon you can see the moisture hanging in the air and it means it will be wet and inland is where we see the sunshine drizzle and heavy at times at the coast and san francisco and drizzle to a chance of

espn's president says it was time to move on.says it remains committed to the website founded by simmons. ericsson has sued apple in three more countries -- germany, the u.k., and the netherlands. ericsson accuses apple of using its technology in products without a licensing agreement. apple had been paying royalties to ericsson before a license expired in mid january. a lawsuit has also been filed in the united states. well, while apple and ericsson battle it out in court over patent infringement new legislation is before congress in an attempt to reform the current u.s. patent system which is by many counts broken. i spoke yesterday with the head of the u.s. patent and trademark office who has been spending a lot of time in sill convalley speaking with the tech community about the new reforms. take a listen to why the director is focused on input from the tech community. >> i'm here in the silicon valley to meet with many of the companies. recently congress has introduced some legislation related to patent reform so it's critic

we've had an friendship all these years. >> from espn, to x games, espn 3.the moment that struck everybody in america, especially you, george. >> number one is laugh. you should laugh every day. number two is think. you should spend some time in thought. number three, you should have your motions moved to tears to be hap ness. think about it, if you laugh, you think, and you cry, that's a full day. that's a heck of a day. >> just to get behind that microphone you talk in this book what it took to get him up there. >> he was extremely ill on that night flying up from north carolina with his wife, pam, and coach mike krzyzewski and his wife. it was debatable whether he could make it to new york much less get on stage. when he got there, it was as if the cancer left his body for the evening. i would encourage anybody to youtube that entire speech. it is the most inspirational things you will ever hear. >> it is. that's where all the proceeds for the book is going to the jimmy v foundation. it's a fantastic book. congratulations on your career. it's a great less

. >>> let's get right to espn football analyst jesse palmer. great to have you on the broadcast. as you know our partners at espn reporting tonight that the nfl could be considering punishment here. what do you think is likely? >> the patriots aren't going to be stripped of their lombardi trophy. the patriots could get fined as an organization. remember they got in trouble back in 2007 because of that spygate scandal. i could see tom brady might get fined personally and of course the two people exchanging the text messages i think they could potentially lose their jobs. >> you bring up tom brady and you told me sitting here before that this does nothing to tarnish his legacy the talent on the field speaks for itself. >> one of the two greatest quarterbacks ever to play. if tom brady was the only person out there manipulating footballs, week in week out, that might change my viewpoint, but david, every quarterback in the national football league who starts is aware of whether or not the footballs they play with are being tampered this. that doesn't change my opinion on tom brady a

highlights from our guy at espn. >>> hi, i'm kevin connors. fantastic mother's day in the sports world beginning in chicago. cavs and bulls. game four. bulls leading the best of seven, 2-1. five seconds to go. lebron james tries to get a shot off. has it knocked out of bounds with 0.8 seconds to go. the referees go to the monitors. essentially giving the cavaliers a time-out. they put 1.5 seconds back on the clock. they draw up a play and lebron james does that. corner jumper as time expires. third playoff buzzer-beater in his career. the cavs win it, 86-84. even the series at 2-2. >>> rangers and capitals. rangers trying to force a game seven. third period, leading 3-1. dan boyle let it rip. made it 4-1 rangers. the rout is on. but hang on a minute. capitals would not go away quietly. joel ward beats henrik lundqvist lundqvist. all of a sudden it's a 4-3 game. under 6:00 to go, alex ovechkin for the tie. he's denied. and henrik lundqvist and the rangers survive. they win it, 4-3. >>> what a day in the bronx for michael pineda. the yankee righ