emily: who are you most excited about? what companies are you most excited about?ompanieswo are three the most excited about we just talked about. we brought them together. we created a combined company, the largest local service company in china and it is doing extremely well. there's another and that's another one we are excited about. emily: yuri milner was at the bloomberg tech conference on monday and i think you heard him speak. he talked about how much potential he sees in beijing versus silicon valley. take a listen to what he had to say. >> 70% or 75% of the presence is in this country. and maybe 20% of the presence is in china and the rest is in europe and india. there is israel, there is bangalore, there is our linen -- berlin and london and new york and a few other places, but the majority of success and value is still in silicon valley and around beijing. emily: do you see 75% of value in the u.s. or 25% in beijing or do you see a different balance? fan: it depends on which is sector you're looking at. overall, i think it's probably more 60%-40% in my

you're so very excited that you are running on adrenaline. you are shooting at an enemy who is shooting at you. cheap to saynds so, that is exciting. hit.an get platoon, iguys in my watched him get wounded. frank mundelein who had big workmen's fingers and hands, he got a honcho from someone. while he was running towards me, i was watching towards him. one of his hands slapped out from under him. i said you've been hit. oneooked in his hands and of the bullets has gone through one of the thick fingers and never hit the bone. he did not even know he had been hit. he went back to work after that. you are very excited that you are under fire. it was a kind of overdrive. it is exciting and you do things that you wouldn't otherwise think you could do. to answer the question. another thing on the booby traps, when you are walking in the rice paddies. is there still anxiety. does that fear kind of the -- leave you with pure adrenaline. >> the only thing you are interested in is under fire. is probably somewhat less because of the nature that you are

and we can't be more excited. our fans are excited. the city's excited. >> reporter: ben simmons is considered to be the sixers' likely choice. they are also considering duke freshman brandon ingram. this family from monmouth county believes simmons is the right choice, and believe he could lead the sixers to the playoffs. >> he'd just an i mazing player. he might not be a good shooter but he is an amazing driver, amazing playmaker. and i feel like he would be a great fit for the sixers. >> reporter: last time you remember this much excitement for the 76ers? >> when i was watching dr. j. so quite a few years ago. >> reporter: the party here will include a flight squad dunk show on this makeshift court and by 7:30, these chair also be filled with fans as they watch the draft pick on this screen live from new york. all this excitement as our iconic ben franklin may have to make room for a new ben. is philly ready for another ben? >> i gotta tell you, i think all bens are welcome. >> reporter: well, in addition to allen iverson, we are to

that's what excited us. and the mission, one of the things that really excites me about jeff and his leadership is his purpose-driven culture. when i think about our mission it's about empowering people and organizations on the planet to achieve more. there's no better play to do that than to really connect the world's professionals and make them more productive and successful. that's really what got us going. >> beyond the alignment on purpose, satya had a vision for linkedin to operate as an independent entity, much in the same way as youtube, instagram, that have gone on to extraordinary success and impact on a global basis following their acquisitions. it was that combination of alignment in terms of sense of purpose and structure that we both got really excited about. >> well, it's a big vision and a big task that the two of you have ahead of you. thanks for joining us first on cnbc. jeff weiner of linkedin and satya nadella of microsoft. >> i would love to get your thoughts. we talked a little about th

excited to join great partners like across the bay area. >> thank you i feel this guess a resoundingon four of us up here were on the stage in paris in december speaking about climatic change on the pacific coast great to continue the partnership and the work to really recognition that climatic change didn't see governmental boundaries more can we if we prevent catastrophic damage we see coming our way in oakland, california we're proud to be included in the climate champions we firmly believe that cities are a great part of that conversation and solution particularly like oakland and san francisco we know that globally the vast majority of core manages are coming from the world cities that is going to increase as populations are golden state and yet the creativity to try new things in oakland one of the things we've hope to share is our zero waste program something we believe the main contributed to our significant reduction our 9 percent in core emissions and 14 percent in consumption emissions another thing we hope to contribute to the conversation is creating a measurement of con

i'm excited about that one. but i'm just as excited for "rogue one part 2: roguey-o drift." called.what i hope it's called. here's the deal with "rogue one." last week, it was announced that the film is getting a bunch of reshoots, usually a sign that a movie needs fixing. but i say while they're in there anyway, let's put in some stuff we've always wanted to see in a "star wars" movie. how have we gone seven films canine unit or cool teenage yoda? or how about chewbacca in a chewbacca mom mask? but most of all, i hope we see more of a character that was only hinted at in the first trailer that came out. you see, a lot of folks were excited because they thought they heard darth vader breathing in the background of the trailer. it's possible. "star wars" superfans either heard vader or their own hyperventilating. ( laughter ) but i'll tell you, i listened very carefully to that first trailer, because am a superman. i've been a fan since i was 13 years old. j.j. abrams is a friend of mine. ( laughter ) yeah, i went there. i went there. but i am way more excited about another character

i think this is an extremely exciting year for republicans and for americans. [microphone feedback] we good? this thing blows out what i say these kinds of things. [laughter] donald trump gets in the race with a year when we had incredibly competent candidates across the board. congressmen, senators, a doctor. bench wea terrific had. so had to donald trump move right to that field and win a solid victory? because he represented what americans are looking for. someone notd of being bold and courageous against the political correctness. they're saying, this is the solution whether you would like to hear it or not. we need the national debate. we need people who will speak for us and be able to understand what we are going through and not be afraid of saying that is the issue and this is the solution. he did it and they looked and said, who is this guy? he is not being careful about how he says it. he is not being cautious. he is bald. he is saying it like it is. he is a found people. and they said, he is our guy. he has the guts to say things people won't do anym

excited i'm here, too. good thing. >> i think so. >> jimmy: you always bring me something cool. that's why i love -- you don't have to do this but thank you so much. >> but it makes me happy. >> jimmy: so give little props to whoever, whatever company. what do we have tonight? >> this is from a company that my daughter turned me on to for mother's day. they're called sugar fina. and every -- you can have small boxes of candies like this. can you see? and it comes with -- you can choose the candies you want. so i brought you one apple pie. it's brilliant. among other things. but then they also have a a cocktail group. so i brought you that as well. [ applause ] oh, yes, bourbon maple, maple bourbon caramel. two royale cordials. peach belinis. cuba libre. pale ale pints. champagne gummy bears. champagne bubbles. it's just fantastic. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. i'm gonna give this to the roots. >> yes, you gotta give it to the roots. [ cheers and applause ] there's just all kinds of good stuff here. >> jimmy: h

we are very excited about it.that this is going to be a very fun experience for the pokemon fans, but the older fan and the younger fans. for us this is something we are very excited about and we look forward to driving it for next month. emily: nintendo of america president, reggie fils-aime. we also caught up with two interactive ceo from e3 was even more skeptical about virtual reality. take a listen. >> we position ourselves for any upcoming platform in the same way. we do are indeed a make sure we're ready for the market when it arrives. we tend not to make enormous investment in advance of seeing and installed base begin to gain traction. we are the only company to bring our intellectual property to market. we do not see that there is necessarily a benefit to being out we do want to be out when we first. are out and be out the best. emily: i know you said that vr technology isn't really good enough yet to invest in heavily. there is still the nausea factor. how are your views evolving? >> there is enormous e

this dog is so excited the second she hears "want to go to the dog park?" .e goes crazy. [ whining ] i'm ready! come on, dad! >> are we there yet? [ whining ] >> runs back and forth between the front and backseats. looks out the window, looks out the side windows. >> she's just warming up for the running she's going to be doing and the stretching. >> let's go! [ whining ] >>> these gorgeous french bulldogs super excite about the dog park. >> you know where we're about to go, right? >> again, second they hear the word "dog park" they go insanely crazy. >> we're about to go to the dog park. [ whining ] >> yeah! >> in all, i think these dogs had a pretty lovely day that day. >> i think these dogs have great lives. >> they're about to go to the dog park! >>> on the interwebs ladies are loving the contouring. in america people love their fast food. how can we bring the two together? it's pretty entertaining. already over 3 million views. contouring with a french fry. the perfect shape. it's got the little bit of a curve. >> it gives you the perfect cat eye outline

take a listen. >> i'm just excited. i'm excited that the people at ward 7 have te to give us an opportunity to represent them once again and i'm really looking forward to it. there's so much to do in ward 7. i'm just excited to be able to have the opportunity to do that. > now, gray of course defeating the incumbent council member in ward yvette alexander we understand she spoke a little whiling a at her rally. here she is what she h had to say. >> the residents of ward 7 have spoken no matter how many residents voted they have spoken and i respect that. i will continue to work for the ward that i love. i will continue to fight for the ward that i love. >> good. > that, of course income incumbent yvette alexander being defeat tonight by former mayor vincent gray. of course this is not over yet. this is the primary. we do have the general election coming up in november. third-party candidate that has filed to run for this heavily democrat ward. you can kind much see perhaps what we're looking at coming up in november. th

it's excited to be back.'re doing really exciting things would bark at him and said to come and talk to bit about that and hopefully there'll be opportunities to collaborate with that apartment in with the rest of the city family on summer projects were working on. the typing of contacts. but is one of the 10 largest electricity consumers in northern california. we have to carry 44 and 50,000 writers every day run the system on 1% electric vehicles. despite the fact that because of some foresight of the built folks that built part in the 1960 about both aerospace engineers that built part with the latest train cars of any system in the country. they made out of aluminum rather than steel. so it takes less energy to move them. despite the fact we use 1000 v to power our cars rather than usual 750 bowls were over most other subway systems you'd there's less energy loss transmission despite what you're really terrific things about the bart system, we still consumed and more and more power to get people around, a

who's excited? >> excited? i think i'm very excited. i'm sure the rest of my family the.e're a huge stanley -- we're a huge hockey fans. >> did you watch the game together last night? >> we couldn't, but we listened to it on the radio. >> what were you doing? your hon you're listening and hearing it. you're getting excited. what's going on? >> it's kind of hard to describe because there's so many things going on at the same time. but what i can tell you from one word is just pandemonium. >> when the victory happened last night people were out in the streets, victory celebrations exploded. >> it was crazy out here. i went down to b dubs. i seen a lot of it. >> my favorite player is john than click. >> i can't wait to touch the stanley cup that you won. >> go kings, 2016 stanley cup victors. >> you're a big fan? >> season tickets. >> the victory by the kings last night, did you catch any of the game? >> they didn't play. >> you're smarter than all the other people out here today. [ applause ] >> we'll break him eventually. don't worry. >> jimmy: are you familiar with kids b

it is hard to get overly excited. as a white male. >> lou, you said trum -- trump -- >> no i didn't. >> it is too late to take it back. you said trump wiped out 16 opponents. i thought it was nice to include jim gilmore. >> i started with jim gilmore. >> what are your thoughts on glass stiegle? >> it should be resurrected. it was a barrier and a divide between commercial and investment banking and it created a great if number of problems. >> so you are with bernie? >> if he would agree with me, yes. on everything else. >> joanne, emojis were invented by shiditaka-narita. >> what was the first name? >> shigitaka. >> no, really? >> bevis over there. >> can you say it one more time. >> i don't get why that is funny. >> mike wants you to say it faster too. >> bernie won't drop out. you should take it at least through the convention. or at least through the indictment. >> all of those people are hoping for that and unfortunately it is not gonna happen. you say it is a tough choice, a criminal list or a socialist, which is

whole family is excited about it. the whole community is excited bit.course, me. >> i would say so. >> june 6th, event, 2015, exactly one year ago today, golden state warriors beat calves to win their first title in 40 years. that is here and now. they have a chance to do it again, tonight steph curry and warriors look to close out cleveland lebronness cleveland. >>> phillies lost 15 of 19 games but ryan howard came to the ballpark showing off his pitching motion during today's pregame work out. phillies host blue jays tonight, aaron nola pitched for fightins, former philly j.a. happ gets the ball for toronto. here's manager pete mackanin. >> i think we will bounce back. we have gone through a down period, we have faced tough teams starting with detroit on that road trip and every team we played had been potential playoff contenders, so it was a good test for where we're the at. we know where we're at. we know we have a lot of work to do. >>> the flyers will buy out final year of the rj um burger's deal, movie limb nate three is million from the salary

excited. relieved. a lot of different emotions kind of hit me once it happened. >> did i hear it right that you have had this dream playing in the inform ba since you were five years old. >> since i was five. i wrote on a piece of paper i wanted to play in the nb. i still got that piece of paper. i cepit to this day. it's pretty mazing. >> to do it at such a young age. can you believe it? >> not really. no. i think once i leave this area and i'm with my family and i can soak it in that's when it will really hit me. >> what do you think you'd be a good fit with the sixers? >> i think my versatility. something rare for 6-foot guy to have that can dribble the ball up the court and run play. i think that's the biggest thi thing. >> dream come true for 19-year-old ben simmons. he is the big fish the one we've been waiting for but the draft did not end with him here tonight. they had 31st round draft choices we'll tell you about those two guys as well later on in sports along with two local players who went i

pretty big, brooke, are you excited? >> totally. i love how carson wentz now is like a philly pro. that's a cool tweet. sixers fans reacted to the new era as well with wild cheer. as soon as the pick was announced. >> (cheers). >> look at that. the fans went nut at the big draft party at eakin's oval. cheers, music and confetti greeted the name of ben simmons, and sixers fans predict big things from the new big man in town. >> i'm loving it, loving it, i think this is a good decision. i love it. >> ben simmons, yo, let's go. >> going to get bigger and better, real poised, like him on the podium, looks real nice. looks philly. >> he looks philly. get even more details on the newest member of your philadelphia 76ers, and the rest of the of the team's draft choice, cbsphilly.com. >>> in other news this morning, police searching for the gunman who opened fire on another man sitting in a car in east germantown. the 29 year old victim was sitting in his pick-up truck on the 6300 block every magnolia street when a gunman walk up and fired at least eight shots into the vehicle. the victim

thank you, jeff. >> are you ready for the excitement. one of the most exciting times of bay area sports history. the sharks and warriors in the finals tonight and it's the warrior's turn, can they repeat as champions. the nba finals begin in less than an hour and this is game one and all of the stars are in oakland including our very own star and nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. the warriors and cavaliers. take it away. >> the excitement is unbelievable, raj. these fans know what to expect because it's been here before. warriors fans are spoiled, but that's a good thing. when many of them arrive, they know what to do. they stand in front of the banner to take a picture and that's a hot souvenir. if you get here early enough, you can go inside and watch both teams warm up even though he's the enemy right now, you can see lebron james and stephan curry. no curry sighting and no lebron sighting. meanwhile, the fans are ready for a rematch. >> warriors will take them both games here and then we'll go back, maybe lose one and maybe lose some confi

they were excited for a tuesday. they probably said finally i can see my family and get back to my life and they are like, oh crap. i have to keep doing this? >> you think they are ready to go? >> when you know you are on a losing team how do you keep the morale there? but they are probably on his staff a part of this movement too who are really feeling the bern and wanting to continue. i say good for him and it keeps us busy talking on tv. >> and they are out there and there is just as big of a never hillary movement. >> i need to provide at tau because -- >> it was probably a white guy who wrote this anyway. the issue with bernie and when you find people who listen to you it is intoxicating. he goes into the campaign and he is soaking it in. i don't think he can give it up yet. >> can you blame him? >> no. >> they love him. he put in all of this work and the dividends are being paid off. donald trump had a harsh message -- that's hard to say. i can't believe we worded it that way. he had a tough message for support

be excited, too. are asking for you to adopt a resolution endorsing this new piece of legislation and encouraging the board of supervisors and the mayor to adopt it. and the planning commission to adopt it into law. so, what we're presenting this evening is the final component of the transportation sustainability program. were tsp l r try to be acronym like in a presentation as i know wade will. the transportation sustainability program has been many year endeavor between multiple agencies, sf mta, the planning department, the san francisco county hesitation attorney and author office of speedy economic. this program is focused on improving our transportation system to accommodate new growth. joining me as i mentioned is weighed-from senior planner from the planning departments. the goal of the transportation sustainability program is to keep people moving as our city grows. anyone who has been on our streets were not transit system during rush-hour nose were already facing capacity constraints-out. w

excited.nt to see how excited he really, you can see kaepernick's entire 18-minute exchange on cbssf.com. >>> the a's and giants are o the giants begin a three-game series with the dodgers tomorrow. while the a's head to cincinnati for more interleague play. the a's and giants are off. rich hill was put on the dl with a groin strain. the 36-year-old is the best starter and was the american league pitcher in may. the a's traded chris back to the cubs in exchange for a minor league player. he was hitting .146 with five homers this season >>> the giants are bringing back one of their post-season heroes. the team has signed travel travis ishikawa. he sent the giants to the world series in 2013. so nice to have him back. this just in. we have an update for you on the sharks game. they are leading 3-2. this is a really intense game. all five goals scored in the first period and hopefully, they hang on for the win because if they don't, they're done. >> sharks have life. >> they have some life. >> th

i think it will be very exciting, lending to the excitement in cleveland. that's good or it because that's what we want. because it's going to be an exciting period of time. we have, we've done some awfully good work. i was just informed, it was certified out, that we've gotten more votes than anybody in the history of the republican primaries, and we still have i guess six or seven locations to go, states to go. and in the history, think of it. in to the history of this great party, we've gotten substantially more than anybody else, by millions. by millions more than anybody who's ever run. when you think dwight eisenhower and ronald reagan, everybody, we have the most votes by far. that's something, to me, that's very exciting. and overall it's just within a very exciting process. i think we're going to do very well. we have no idea what's going to happen on the democrat side, but they're certainly having difficulty. i don't like to see people having difficulty, but anybody has to have it, let it be them. and it's going to be very interesting. but i'm ver

i'm excited about that. [ laughter ] whoa, man!he's gonna do. [ laughter ] it was blake lively. will be here. we're gonna play a game of "know it all," which is a good game. yeah. plus, we have our pal. luke wilson is coming. [ cheers and applause ] he's fantastic in the new cameron crowe show, "roadies." and we got music from mumford & sons and baaba maal, everybody. that's gonna be good. [ cheers and applause ] then, later next week, we have julia louis-dreyfus. we have gordon ramsay, will forte, and nfl superstar j.j. watt will all be dropping by. you don't want to miss it. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. he's one of the best dudes ever. we were just laughing. he's got one of the best laughs in the business. he's the writer, director, and star -- man, he works hard -- of the netflix movie, "special correspondents." the hilarious ricky gervais is joining us tonight. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it doesn't stop. >> steve: no, you can't stop us. >> jimmy: it's a funny, funny show

now, the team is very excited. the fans are very excited. they're hoping that the team can be a contender. but they know it may take a couple of seasons before they take the playoffs in the east and try to contend in the nba. live from eakins oval brandon hudson. nbc 10 news. >> and they know about patience. the nba draft a bright spot on an evening that had moments of gloominess. nbc 10 was there as the rain fell in centre city. some people remembered their umbrellas. others, yeah, were caught off guard. >> i remember because sheena told me. sheena parveen has your weather. how much longer are these showers going to stick around? >> it demands where you are. most of the wrar area is dry. but there's rain in parts of baltimore that could move into parts of kent county. i would say in a couple of hours. a little while longer here. but we do have some showers still in parts of new jersey, mainly gloucester, camden county. a few sprinkles there. but also atlantic county, parts of burlington county. this is mostly just very light rain. it is alr

pretty exciting. sergio? >> reporter: it is exciting.n tell you it's having people so excited, and this is the oldest soccer tournament in the world. this is going to encompass 32 different matches that are going to be played until june 26th across ten united states' cities involving 16 teams from this is the first time it's going to be hosted outside of south america. i can tell you we have seen people coming here from across south america but mostly columbia. we've been talking to people who have come here and some just to watch the games. >> abc7 news. >> amazing. >> yes. >> i don't recall another like it. thank you. >> the spectators are heating up today. >> they are. spencer christian is here with the forecast for the weekend. >> well, it's hot in santa clara. we have sunny skies across the bay area now. in levis stadium, dropping off to 81 by 8:30 so it will be warm with people in the stadium, might feel warmer. we go to look at our 24 temperature change. four degrees warmer in san francisco now. and here is a look at our temperatu

i'm so excited to bring it to thank you (laughter) please excuse me - >> that's the cover slide here we are so two of our 3 components of the tps have already been implemented the first one is the invest component this past november the city adopted the transportation sustainability fee that collects money from new development to invest in transit we're collecting that money from development and in march the planning commission adopted a resolution checking off the aligned box to stop using a level of service as a measure of environmental review and adopting the vehicle miles traveled consistent with the state guidelines and looking at environmental impacts so instead of counting cars and not doing much will them we're looking how projects generate they generate isn't it true driving trips and trying to mist and looking at the third component the shift that integrates transportation amenities onsite to reduce the amount of time and the shifts lifts the components by supporting people in using transit and walking and bike and other sustainable modes and reducing the miles traveled fro

>> true. >> seth: that's really exciting. >> it is exciting. >> seth: yeah. >> it's really exciting whend when he reads the dialogue, i just sit there going, wow. >> seth: do you talk to him over the phone? how does it work? >> i talk to him over the phone, go see him. >> seth: so batman calls you basically. >> yeah, batman calls me. [ laughter ] >> seth: i want to ask about this. because this is your dog and i hear he casts a pretty kick ass shadow. >> he does. this is chunk [ crowd awes ] named after chunk from "the goonies." >> seth: sure. >> yeah, why not? but yeah, at night when he walks around the house, you got that off twitter, when he walks around the house he casts a shadow on the walls that looks like batman. >> seth: right, there you go. >> so i feel like, hey, my house is patrolled by batman. >> seth: that's really, that's great. and he, of course, has no understanding what that means but good for him. >> he's also a rescue dog. so you should rescue dogs. >> seth: all right, great, look at you. you're fully into the superhero mode. [ applause ] you went to -- amazing the pla

excited. relieved. a lot of different emotions kind of hit me once it happened. >> did i hear it right that you have had this dream playing in the inform ba since you were five years old. >> since i was five. i wrote on a piece of paper i wanted to play in the nb. i still got that piece of paper. i cepit to this day. it's pretty mazing. >> to do it at such a young age. can you believe it? >> not really. no. i think once i leave this area and i'm with my family and i can soak it in that's when it will really hit me. >> what do you think you'd be a good fit with the sixers? >> i think my versatility. something rare for 6-foot guy to have that can dribble the ball up the court and run play. i think that's the biggest thi thing. >> dream come true for 19-year-old ben simmons. he is the big fish the one we've been waiting for but the draft did not end with him here tonight. they had 31st round draft choices we'll tell you about those two guys as well later on in sports along with two local players who went i

i am excited about that. i think that is part of work force development. >> as you unfold this and as you present to the commission and what is going on and your successes i look forward to what kinds of activities that focus on work force whether it's developing health coaches, training health coaches -- >> let me give you one example you will like to hear about and one of the areas for the black and african-american health initiative and improving blood pressure control and improving disparities in this area. in primary care one of the really great initiatives we have done is to go teach every medical assistant how to take blood pressure correctly, how to talk to their patients about blood pressure, how to help the patients relax so if the first reading is high they can reposition them, move them to a different room, retake it and talk to the patient. you would be amazed. a number of our clinics how empowered the medical assistants are and improve th blood pressure and not what i am supposed to do and find

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who's excited? >> excited? i think i'm very excited. i'm sure the rest of my family is.re a huge stanley -- we're a huge hockey fans. >> did you watch the game together last night? >> we couldn't, but we listened to it on the radio. >> what were you doing? you're listening and hearing it. you're getting excited. what's going on? >> it's kind of hard to describe because there's so many things going on at the same time. but what i can tell you from one word is just pandemonium. >> when the victory happened last night people were out in the streets, victory celebrations exploded. >> it was crazy out here. i went down to b dubs. i seen a lot of it. >> my favorite player is john than click. >> congratulations to the kings. >> i can't wait to touch the stanley cup that you won. >> go kings, 2016 stanley cup victors. >> you're a big fan? >> season tickets. >> the victory by the kings last night, did you catch any of the game? >> they didn't play. >> you're smarter than all the other people out here today. [ applause ] >> we'll break him eventually. don't worry. >> jimmy: are yo

i couldn't be more excited.ling from my friends on the right that there's been more interest in this concept of the carbon tax cut. i see that coming to fruition that it is actually serious enough and mainstream enough that those who don't like the concept are putting up some kind of proactive defense. so i really think it's a matter of time, i think it's going to be great for our economy that we can cut taxes for american businesses, for job creators or middle income. we can make sure it's progressive and doesn't additionally burden any of those in poverty. it cabinet benefit to incomes of individuals below the poverty line. and i couldn't be more excited about this concept of a carbon tax cut and frankly the first discussion on the floor of that concept, i believe since the republicans have taken control of this body, and i think it's a harbinger of many things to come on something that can be great and frankly supported from across the ideological spectrum to make our country more competitive. finally, toicht

people are preparing to celebrate. >> i'm very excited.ave buddies from florida visiting. >> today started with dozens of volunteers setting up the pink triangle. and there was the trans march. >> we're a city of diversity and our trans community needs a welcoming city. >> this crowd was not welcoming to the mayor and other officials. >> you don't have a heart, you're not protecting the people. >> the crowd turned against the senator demanding he and the others could leave. before the mayor could say a word he was escorted from the stage. >> i'm tired of people using our community as a prop. >> the community is angry, they are angry at everyone, not just the mayor or the city. >> i've been working hard our own city is a warm place for them to thrive and to feel less discriminated against. >> people in the castro are mourning the 49 killed in orlando but out of that tragedy came a sense of community and love from people they never knew. >> i feel we were under attack, as a community we became closer as a family. >> the san francisco police

. >> reporter: big ben, everybody is excited for him to come to town. he's known the coach for his entire life he practiced with the sixers and he said he got good vibes from the team. fans got good vibes, too. sixers fans went wild, ben simmons is coming to philadelphia. >> a great pick, i think it's going to be a good season. >> best player in the draft he has a lot of talent. >> best ben in the nba. they are passionate about their sports in philly, that's where i want to be out. >> reporter: 6'10", 19-year-old responded to fans excitement. the australian native is coming from louisiana state university. his skills have garnered national attention since his high school games in florida. he has ties to the 76ers, simmons dad played 1 seasons in the national basketball league. his coach was brett brown. >> ben's versatility and his physicality combined with how we feel we can grow his skill package, especially shooting. >> reporter: and the sixers will have a press conference this afternoon and make the introduction and announce several other players th

i was anxious, i was excited, i was worried. it was definitely high anxiety for me.all i could do to stay focused on the task at hand, capturing pedro's decent on tape. >> ben does just that. he catches pedro approaching the falls, goes over and disappears. >> i get a fairly steady hand he would shot all the way to the base of the falls and then just had to wait and wait and wait. so for probably 20 seconds i'm just scanning the pool at the base of the falls waiting to see some sign of pedro, a paddle, just some color in the pool. i don't see anything. i get ready to put the camera down and repel to the base of the falls to help look for pedro and at that point another guide, another of the locals signals to he sees pedro walking out from behind the falls. at that point he says in portuguese, here he comes from behind the falls. that's when everyone erupts and is screaming. you know, in kind of laughter. >> yeah! >> ben says that when pedro emerges from the falls he's momentarily confused. >> he came up in a place where he had never imagined he would be. he was in th

. : it can be exciting to talk about the next thing in tech but next it's exciting to talk about imagesill talk to a photo editor in the issue. >> the most exciting piece was the photo spread we did on innovative materials that are being created. there was a range of them. there is a polymer that goes on glass to repel liquid and stains. there is something called second skin. the item that started the project was a thing called danta black which was designed to be the blackest of lack and absorbs almost all the light because near it. , weting with that concept set out to find a number of different inventions that are new materials in development and photograph them as abstracts and present them with the potential they have to change the way you jump in shoes are water comes or toe side of a plane make fabric that can conduct electricity and record data. that was pretty exciting. nasa and m.i.t. and places in london so it was an exciting project. : the reporter described black -- banta bla ck, was this a special challenge to the photographer? >> we wanted to photograph it against a black