a new home for the golding state woriers mpt proposed public school to meet the needs of the growing numberoffs families. a renewed focus on transtd infrastructure and state of the art ucsf research facilities. all these recognize mission bay is not only a vibrant community but sets the standard for neighbored izthe city. mission bay and south beach residence are highly engaged and i want to recognize edlee and also the mayor of mission bay, curen woods and your cantbution to the mission bay cac fl many years. thank you. they care deeply about public safety and they were very org inanized around this development and the redistricting process. i want to thank our police chief greg sir and the police commissioners here today for listening to the engaged and organized populous. last night many recommendations mission bay and south beach residence gave for redistricting process including moving the boundaries lines of marea posea will take into consideration. that is a a test mentd to your work so way to go. on behalf of supervisor kim i want to thank chief sir and the police commission

it's been awhile since the gold. state warriors lost at home.game one against the grizz plips they have the mvp, steph curry, showing his trophy to the folks in oakland. curry, 7 for 19. mike conley returned from a three-game absence. he got hit in the face in the series against portland. needed surgery. he was 3 for 6 in triples in the game. zach randolph led memphis with four assists. hooks up courtney lee there. conley was the hero. that three was huge. the grizzlies heading home for game three with a split. >>> boy, anaheim looking like a steam roller baby. gonna roll all over you. rolling on calgary. going to take a 3-lead matt millessky. ryan kesler. second line doing its thing. we got about 30 seconds left. a 4 on 3 and an empty net. it's really 5 on 3, and johnny guidreau they call him johnny hockey. anderson never saw this. backlund with the game winner in overtime. the flames come back to 2-1 with a 4-3 overtime win. >>> the hawks beat the wizards. that series tied at a game apiece. >> other scores unavailable. >>> all right up next in

>> reporter: a story he doesn't want to see descend on to this or any other major city in the golding statestocks edge lower today. the dow finished lower by 53 points. the nasdaq and s & p were nearly flat. analysts say investors didn't react strongly to word from janet yolen that an interest state hike would be appropriate this year if the economy improves. take a look at this, in millvalely a driver had to -- in mill valley a driver had to swim to safety. the car went off a driveway, through a fence, and then down an enbankment before landing in the pool. the woman wasn't hurt but her toyota prius was a complete loss. no word yet on how she lost control of her car. >>> the man convicted of killing washington, d.c. intern shaundra levy will get a new trial. a key witness gave faulty testimony. her murder back in 2001 attracted national attention because of her romantic relationship with california congressman gary condit. >>> a softball coach in the south bay has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year- old girl. police in milpitas arrested 22- year-old mary shawnburg of san jose tw

and texas has always been a red and gold state. it's always been bandido controlled and for a group like the cossacks to step up to them it's basically like a slap in the face to them saying we don't respect you. we're equal to you and we are as much entitled to this state as you are. >> you guys heard billy say that he doesn't believe there's going to be anymore violence like there was, that no one will be shooting at police officers and so on. do you guys agree with that? >> i agree with that. i don't think these guys are that stupid to do that. terry? >> i agree that you won't see overt, in my opinion, violence. but you've got to understand it. there are people who will try to curry favor with these gangs that will do something violence and try to use that to step into the gang or step up in the gang. anytime anybody tells me they're going to hurt me i believe them. >> is this the same as street gangs where they have a no-snitching policy? is this their code as well terry? >> absolutely. if you're a snitch there's phrases like s

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wk, ansomedy says,smeln' aroun and i to e ste, i sa, "ono you jussml me, justot o of work, >>> golding statet night in a record- setting performance for steph curry. >> wow, this baby was over quick. you figured that houston would be on fire, but the team just didn't have it. wow! bogut, 10 first quarter points. this was like a combination, warriors played real well, and houston just laid down. they didn't get back on defense on numerous occasions. iguodala and the warriors, they had a big league 52-37 at the half. steph curry broke reggie miller's all time three-point play-off record. did hit in 9 less games. the fans tried to get in his face, and curry just, are you kidding me? are you kidding me? there it is. fourth wasn't even a contest. the skills of this guy, tremendous. finishes with 40 points, 7 assists. he had 7 of 9 on three- pointers. james harden, only 3 of 16, 17 points. no team has ever come back frommen an 0-3 deficit to force a a game 7. warriors can finish it off on monday. >> i don't think we've ever seen anybody shoot the ball the way steph does, off the dribble, off the c

. >>> gold 10 state warrior's star steph curry stealing the show against the team's win against the houston until you see the little warrior that captured our hearts during the press conference. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show during the top of the hour. a special edition of "the willis report" with a fox business exclusive investigation on the faa's new hiring policies. "trouble in the skies." that is coming up in just a few minutes. you don't want to miss it. ♪ if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. new york state is reinventing by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968

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your live camera i wanted to share with you because look at the embarcadero in blue and gold for the golden state warriors who will be tipping off tonight against the grizzlies. go warriors. we have that area of low pressure ejecting east going to bring some heavy rain and the possibility of severe weather in southern california today. keep that in mind if you are heading south for the weekend. temperatures today at the 50s at the seashore, partly cloudy skies, 60s to right about 70 in the santa clara valley. 71 degrees will common around morgan hill and gilroy. east of the bay numbers 60s and 70s. there's your forecast highs across the bay. that weekend forecast is minutes away. >> we have one more workday to go so if you are about to head off on your morning work it's just the overnight roadwork not much in the way of stalls or accidents and even the altamont pass commute so far looks okay. you can see it's all green. it's farther west in pleasanton where for a while overnight they only had one lane open. it is scheduled until 5:00 according to caltrans between hacienda and foothill/san ramon r

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. >>> you may be getting a payout if you're a member of four closed gold's gyms. the states attorneys office says the owners have to pay $1.3 million. these are clubs in baltimore, ai annapolis, edge water, and towson. they were closed without given any notice or refunds. users had paid membership fees in advance. they were charged for violating the maryland consumer protection act and health club services law. >>> if you run or bike at night, you might want to listen to this next report. we are talking about special reflective clothing. news4's consumer reporter erika gonzalez tested several options. >> reporter: as night falls, it's tough to see people along the side of the road and it could lead to serious accidents. greg cohen was hit while jogging at dusk. he's learned that to be safe you have to be seen. >> wearing something bright or high viz is going to be the r in the e.r. >> reporter: consumer reports assessed reflective jackets, bike shirts and an inexpensive safety vest. there was even a button down shirt made with reflective thread. some stood out from the rest.

shelly how'd you come to find the biggest liquid gold mine in the state?nd that's when i saw it. what'd you see shelly? boxes and boxes of velveeta shells and cheese, stacked clear to the ceiling! hoo-hoo! can we go look at it shelly? yeah, it's right over here... oh! there's gold in them thar shells. liquid gold. >>> give you a look now at your morning road conditions. a large part of the nation's midsection will be under storm and flooding conditions stretching from south texas all the way to the northern plains. wet roads over parts of florida and throughout the pacific northwest down along the california coast. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays possible in houston and dallas. >>> we're going to continue to update you on that breaking story overnight from philadelphia. that amtrak crash leaving five people dead. >> it's still too early to tell what caused seven cars to derail. some of them completely destroyed, you see here. of the 243 people on board, more than 50 were injured, 6 of them critically in the chaos after the accident, most of the pa

state warriors. check out the lights in blue and gold atop the embarcadero buildings.re able to see it today because we have clear skies out there. but that's going to change with the return of the onshore flow. we'll time it out as the news continues. >>> people in the north bay got a jolt last night. there were two small earthquakes centered offshore along the san andreas fault. one was a 22, the other 2.4. >>> a canadian couple's house was trashed after renting it out on "airbnb." they came back to food and garbage everywhere. furniture was also torn apart walls stained. just a disgusting disaster as you can see there. a bus showed up saturday with 100 party-goers. the couple came back with the cops on monday had to beg people to leave. mayonnaise and barbecue sauce everywhere and chicken meat in my shoes. >> when the police came in, they said this wasn't a party. this was a drug induced orgy. >> total damage about 50 to $75,000. "airbnb" issued a statement saying they have banned the guest and their trust and safety team will offer its full assistance to law enforc

the gold end state warriors are headed to the finals for the first time in 40 years after beating theey claimed their trophy after a victory the rockets managed to win one game. klay thompson suffer a knee to the head. he will have to be cleared by the nba before he can play in the finals. the warriors' first game against lebron james is at oracle arena. >> we take a look from mobile 360, northbound 101 along the peninsula out of bur ling game towards mill bray and traffic is nice. i'll turn 360 around. southbound traffic not shabby. we had a nasty crash involving a motorcycle before you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. that crash has cleared. >>> good morning. off to a cloudy start, patchy drizzle, temperatures in the low to mid-50s. now if you're going to the game tonight, there's two yankees coming in town for a four-game set, 60 at 7:05. across the bay braves in town to take on the giants 7:1557 dropping down to 54 degrees. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. after some drizzle today, we'll have low clouds mixing with high clouds. temperatures about the same as yesterday. w

gold medal, with thanks and respect. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the assistant democrat leader of the united states senate.orable dick durbin. >> good afternoon. think back for a moment. where were you on september 11 2001? we all have that memory. something you will never forget. 60 years before, there was another day just like that in american history. december 7, 1941. a message which electrified america, we had been attacked pearl harbor. brave men and women had died. war was declared just hours after in the hall of the u.s. house of representatives when president franklin delano roosevelt came and describes that day that would live in infamy. it was his job as commander-in-chief to rally the american people and our forces to win that war. he summoned winston churchill to come across the ocean in need in the white house. two weeks after pearl harbor, franklin roosevelt sent the order to the military, attack japan. he knew he had to make the point that they were not invulnerable and he had to prove to the american people that we had the will to stand up and fight back against the odds. lucky for him, an

we are lined in blue and gold in honor of the golden state warriors. when is the game? >> saturday in memphis. >> i'm ready. temperatures out the door into the 50s. winds breezy in concord out of the south at 12. the inside slider is due use. when we see scattered light rain showers, it will be inland. it will be stormy over the sierra. we have snow falling there right now. elizabeth any chain requirements? >> not so far. it's probably a good idea to pack them in case you're heading that way. look at that. like roberta said everything is relatively quiet right now weather-wise. you can see pretty good approach to the bay bridge to the toll plaza. no delay on the eastshore freeway but eastbound there is that overnight roadwork approaching the center anchorage and we are also getting reports of a stall eastbound on the lower lower san mateo bridge eastbound and westbound another heads up about the big san mateo bridge closure starting at 10:00 friday continuing through the weekend. nimitz freeway 880 in oakland is moving fine so far not much roadwork in the area. 880 also

gold? why not, golden state warriors took the lead in the series and howard is questionable for the game after suffering a sprained left knee in the first quarter. in the finals, teams with home court advantage that go up 2-0 have gone on to win the series 94 percent of the time. >> steph curry disagrees with the nab decision to fine him $5,000 for violating the league's antiglopping rule tuesday night. he went down after being grazed by jones in the 4th. he said he has never been warned of glopping and no one talked to him about the lay before -- the play before they fined him. >> 9 series shifts to houston saturday and mound in the best of seven. 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. >> sin

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this is a live picture towards the embarcadero blue and gold for our golden state warriors tonight againstphis grizzlies. 6:30. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. this is the area of low pressure that brought us over half inch of rain yesterday in many neighborhoods. it's going to plow into southern california today. be mindful of that traveling across the southland today. area of low pressure is kicking out as it drives to the south. we are drying out. next up is this area of low pressure that will enhance our marine layer for the weekend. otherwise, all the storm systems will remain well to the north of the bay area. upper 50s in monterey bay today we had some lingering showers in the yosemite area still a few flurries in the high sierra. and 74 in stockton, davis and sacramento. our numbers are coming up in comparison to yesterday. well below average. in fact in concord you should be at 76 degrees. instead 67 degrees there. should be mid-70s in san jose. but instead mid-60s. winds are west that's an onshore wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. here's your extended forecast. it's a dry weekend. i

out the door this morning, blue and gold along the embarcadero honoring our golden state warriors. we have a slate of gray clouds out there. temperatures into the 50s. and by 8:00 this morning, heading out the door very foggy. in fact, so foggy along the coast into the bay some moderate drizzle anticipated for the morning commute. meanwhile, partly cloudy conditions late this afternoon in the inland areas in the 60s up to 70. otherwise no clearing at the seashore in the 50s. the memorial day weekend forecast coming up. but right now, hi, liz. >> hey, good morning. and if you are heading to the airport trying to catch a flight, you may want to prepare ahead. there is a wreck northbound 101 right before sfo. it started as a stalled car and then a couple of other cars hit it. so we're not sure about injuries. delays backed up for an exit. you can see the slowdowns through the livermore valley. we had some roadwork near the dublin interchange between hacienda and san ramon road. that should be picked up. now the usual commuter delays beginning in the westbound lanes. 880 is also moving

we can see that, boy, it's lined in blue and gold honoring our golden state warriors. we could also see we have overcast conditions again today. we'll experience blow average temperatures. i have that holiday weekend coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> okay, roberta, thank you very much. today the city of san jose is holding a fundraiser to help more than 3 million victims of nepal's earthquake. more than 8,000 people were killed in two quakes recently. silicon valley for nepal benefit goes from 5 to 8:30 tonight held at the seven trees community center. the event will feature a silent auction cultural performances and some food trucks. >>> lawmakers in california are trying to make it okay for gay and bisexual men to donate blood. they introduced a resolution in sacramento yesterday that would take away the fda's ban. it says gay or bisexual men that have had sex with another man in the past 12 months are not allowed to donate. two assembly members tried to donate right after they made the proposal. one of them was turned away because he was gay. reaction has

for instance, she attacked the administration relentlessly over the plan to take the united states off the goldtandard. she saw it as yet another example of franklin's power mongering, in her columns she took to referring to him as an economic royalist. alice lost that argument. president roosevelt signed the gold reserve act into law in january 1934. had the pleasure of sitting by mrs. alice longworth in the senate gallery when the bill passed will rogers wrote to a friend. alice tooking right on the chin and smiled. but she also had the last laugh once again. a few days later on he next visit to a former white house function she showed up wearing a blue velvet gown, and well-chosen alaska see his-the paper reported from their ear to her shoulders dangled gold earrings shaped lining horn's plenty. about her neck was a hey gold chain from which dangled a cherokee indian frog in green gold. her watch bracelet was white gold. she even wore amber gold side cones in her hair. eleanor found herself caught in her cousin's web as well thangs to her cousin's genius for mimickry. with her teeth jutted o

find a machine at drscholls.com >>> there's a new colorado gold rush from the state's legal marijuananeurs are cashing in without getting anywhere near the crop. mark strassmann shows us the latest source of money from colorado's billion-dollar pot market. >> it's a high percentage thc. >> reporter: in denver there are now more pot shops than starbucks. in all they sold almost 150,000 pounds of marijuana last year, but a stigma lingers for stoners, even here. >> there was a lot of lecturing that would go on and a lot of sort of stiff arm. >> reporter: todd mentions ais a 44-year-old dad. he said dates often become debates why he gets high three time as week. >> it might be a universal joke. >> i used to joke weed women are not falling out of the sky. >> reporter: mitchell produced the app called high there. nearby cannabis users can connect. in its first five weeks high there had more than 36,000 downloads. >> i don't go out. i'm not a bar girl. i don't like to drink. so it's hard to actually make new friends. >> megan page is a 29-year-old accounts manager. sam tag get is a 39-year-o

beyond argentina, what are some of the lessons learned based on the experience in the united states? mr. gold: i think there has been several. first of all, one of the problems we have had is we will start drilling for oil and gas in an area and all of a sudden there will be disputes about how will this impact the quality of water, the quality of air? one of the lessons learned, and they are doing this to an extent in pennsylvania, measure the quality of water before you start drilling. measure the quality of air. then you develop a fairly large environmental database about the quality of water and air in the countryside, which is not a bad thing to have. better data, better understanding, first and foremost. a lesson that certainly the federal government learned, it is very difficult to have one government agency that is both promoting the development of resource and attempting to regulate it as well. one of the things the government did after offshore, deepwater horizon, was split that into two groups. we have not seen the states do that very well. have one government body charged with, you

come to the united states next year, when perhaps the statute of limitations might have expired on some of the charges that might be brewing with this investigation. he attended 7 gold cup finals in a row in the united states after being elected president of fifa in 1998. he skipped in 2013 after the federal investigation started and he's said that he's going to skip this year. that being said, he's done a very good job over the years of not being caught with his hand in the koog can i jar, i think one of the good reasons for that, is frankly, i don't think he's had his hand in the cookie jar. people, even his most persistent critics will tell you, he's not someone necessarily interested in personal enrichment, in lining his own pockets, he lives very nicely indeed in zurich, he's paid a lot of money. probably 5 million u.s. dollars a year, he doesn't pay for anything, he loves power, like a true bonds villen, he's done everything he could to perpetuate that power. that being said, i'd say his position is more precarious than it has ever before been. >> i want do ask jeremy about the qatar games, there's a lot much speculation, you saw the represent for fifa saying,

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and secretary of state hillary clinton helped start this agreement. she called it the goldndard. it's not perfect, but i think it's a far better deal than we've gotten in the past. third, moderate democrats and 13 of them had been winners for that country. south korea is one of the loser. >> tom talks about globalization. countries like china or japan are economic nationalists to the core. they manipulate and keep things and cutting deals. and south koreans are saying we need to get the market on cars. what do we have to do to get it? the idea that we'll set up a worldwide system is naive. >> japan, if we get this deal, i'm basing my support on that that the japanese -- >> but also again. we have to have trust. >> in the long term we'll all be dead. in the short term we'll earn a living. you have to find a way to balance this out. >> they're taking their factories to china. >> they're practically all gone. >> the point is now that they're beginning to come back. manufacturing has had somewhat of a renaissance under this president and he's working hard at it. >> we had 18 mi

look at the blue and gold lights across the embarcadero. the golden stateors play the memphis grizzlies at 6:00 at the oracle arena. we have your full forecast in four minutes. >> rockets, isn't it? >> yes, they beat the grizzlies. >> they are done. they're playing golf. come on. >> i'll get it straight by 6:00. [ laughter ] >>> hey, a mix of snow and ice but nasa says this ice shelf in antarctica could be gone in five years! glaciers will cause sea levels to rise and throwing off our entire ecosystem! scientists think it's because there have been a series of warm summers on the antarctic peninsula. >>> searchers are looking for bodies and aid workers are trying to help hundreds of survivors after a deadly flood and mud slide in colombia. at least 58 people are dead in the town of salgar after heavy rains led to bigger problems. a number of people are still missing. >>> drought and water restrictions are prompting californians to remove their swimming pools. they cite factors including the time and the cost of maintenance and the new restrictions of refilin

state warriors. all right, back to the markets. goldtrading near an eight-year high after economic data estimates. the dollar gained was oil of austria to be as loss, tumbling on tuesday. it is currently higher. of stocks, the biggest gainer on the s&p was time warner cable. after smaller 7% rival charter agreed to buy the company. markets falling 1%, the biggest drop in three weeks. all right, let's get more on the markets. listed global investors joining us from singapore, where he is speaking at the asian mining congress. frank, very good to see you. gold. love it or hate it? : i love it. i have always qualified that with a 10% portfolio and rebalance each year. because you do get these in when gold performs exceptionally well. angie: not doing so well, slipping between gains and losses, trying to figure out if we're going to see danes for the year compared to last year, and it really is all due to the fed, isn't it? gold has a seasonal pattern, and it bottoms at this time of the year until the chinese new year. ramadan is usually be

beyond argentina, what are some of the lessons learned based on the experience in the united states? mr. gold: i think there has been several. first of all, one of the problems we have had is we will start drilling for oil and gas in an area and all of a sudden there will be disputes about how will this impact the quality of water, the quality of air? one of the lessons learned, and they are doing this to an extent in pennsylvania, measure the quality of water before you start drilling. measure the quality of air. then you develop a fairly large environmental database about the quality of water and air in the countryside, which is not a bad thing to have. better data, better understanding, first and foremost. a lesson that certainly the federal government learned, it is very difficult to have one government agency that is both promoting the development of resource and attempting to regulate it as well. one of the things the government did after offshore, deepwater horizon, was split that into two groups. we have not seen the states do that very well. have one government body charged with, you

analysts across the world described it as buying in a worst state than it has been any time since the ippeding of the gold war, allegations made by the u.s. with respect to russia's role in supporting separatists in the used of ukraine,ing it that russia denies, and russia's annexation of crimea. these investigations the scandal in f.i.f.a. had nothing to do. only last month sepp blatter met sepp blatter at the side lines of a sporting event and told the russian president that the world cup steering commit re disadvantages five stars, pore with russia holding the world cup. there's a lot at stake. f.i.f.a. said the alleges will have no are no impact as to the venue changes, boat with 2018 and in qatar in 2022. there's a lot at stake here. $50 billion, it is said is spent on the building of this world cup. 11 stadia across the country. it's an embarrassment for russia. we look forward to what will be one of the largest sporting events history. >> charles stratford reports from motorcyclescow. >> andrew woodward is a marketing expert and said spon seniors had been through cases like this before. >> i wouldn

urging them on, saying she wants this to happen but she's saying it's now a state department-controlled process. >> ifill: matea gold, the other cloud hanging over this campaign that never seems to go away, the money, how the clintons earned their money and in some cases how they spent it, but mostly how they earned it, $30 million in speeches in eight months or something like that. where is the money coming from? >> so friday night we got our first look at how hillary clinton has been earning her money in the 15-month run-up to her announcing her presidential campaign mostly through speeches. she personally earned $11.7 million on the lecture circuit, an enormous sum of money by any stretch. we looked at the top sectors who are giving her money, and technology companies really were seeking her to come as a speaker for their company events. they were really the prime industry that hired her. >> ifill: were these technology companies who had business before the state department when she was secretary of state? >> these are technology companies that are some of the biggest players in silicon valley and in global inter

gold standard of treaties. that's when she was secretary of state. she's taking a more cautious, skeptical attitude toward her. this is one of the big issues she's being attacked on by bernie sanders for instance martin o'malley people that want to challenge her in democratic primaries. i'm not sure how she continues to take a position. i'm not sure i don't know. there are pros and cons. at the end of the day, she needs to come and say i agree with when i said before or change my mind. >> during that q&a she answered questions. alex, please tell us what did she say and did she answer questions about e-mails? >> >> reporter: she did address the e-mails and said she wants them re released as soon as possible. she said she doesn't have control over that because the state department is controlling that. she wants them released as soon as possible. she spoke about iraq and repeated she regretted her vote of authorizing the war. didn't say much more about what she expects to seize s tos to see now. she spoke about the $30 million she and her husband have m

and if they want united states to change, the need to put us in the conditions to do so. >>> rush for gold stretches back centuries and, it is still a job with few winners, and many risking their life to just scrape by. >>> the national track and field season is underway with the diamond league. but in a year of two major drug scandals athletics finds itself behind. it presents a big challenge who are vying to become president of the sport. >>> it is back, and even with the crowds, at the season-opener, and, the impressive lineup, that included medal winners, the sport of athletics, is still two of the biggest doping scandals to hit it. >>> last december, a germ minute television accused of government of funding a doping program and factored in 1917, and earlier this year,. >>> the boston marathon winner was found doping. >>> some fear that the nature of both the russian and kenyan cases, could put it, in the second field. speaking to al jazera, the current double olympic champion is still positive about his sport. >>> it has improved quite a lot in terms of what it was before, and it's gr

talk about individuals a way that obama said that he did and the gold for it left and right is to decrease poverty in the united states briefly his policies are not working the way that he really wanted them to. so he spins it around and now he is blaming the media for perception issue. >> he is lucky that he has that opportunity. if he really wants the government controlled media, there's a lot of dictatorships in communist countries it can go to where the media is controlled kennedy: they have state run news in moscow and beijing and commack. and if you understand that this is highly un-american. and that, people don't necessarily want that sort of emotionalism and they turn to places like fox news. >> it's pretty good but he is concerned with what fox is saying, it means that we are doing something right. >> that is exactly right and we will have nightcaps all around in just a moment. coming up next, you may have discovered him as the intern, but he's going to be right here in just a little bit. the first, when it comes to the world's most insane leaders, they are each understanding in their own way but none can to

gold and silver." montana is also rich in wildlife. it has more species of mammals than any other state. our 41st state has some pretty strange laws. for example, it's illegal for unmarried women to go fishing by themselves on sundays. i guess in montana there's better ways to "hook" a husband. with "flag facts," i'm veronique. >> a soldier's uniform in the 1770s was nothing like it is today. sean dermond is a living history interpreter. he shows us how a colonial soldier would dress for battle. >> we have with us here a typical continental soldier, an enlisted man. we start at the bottom. he has the buckled shoes. this was before laces become very common. we have then the stockings and the knee breeches. they go right to the knee. he has summer wear here. this is linen. this is very lightweight. the coat is all wool. over the breeches, we have the vest or the weskit as it's known. over here, we have the bayonet. this goes on the end of the gun. it makes the gun then basically a 6-foot spear. it's named after bayonne france. a lot of the military names are french derivatives, and that go

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