hoffman says morale has been down. >> i think that firefighters are very resilient and pragmatic. and i think that we're going to bring ourselves back up to where we're proud of what we're doing. >> reporter: and at today's open house, neighbors agreed. >> oh, i have more confidence in the fire department as i do the police department. >> i feel they're doing a wonderful job and we need to support them as much as we can. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> now, the city of oakland is trying to hire more fire inspectors. once they get the rules about qualifications cleared up. >>> police are investigating a gruesome discovery in concord. a man's body outside a chuck e cheese. so far, no word on exactly how the man died, but police tell us they don't suspect foul play. >>> an early morning police chase ended with an arrest and frond-end damage to a patrol car. around 3:00 this morning, police went after the driver of a honda at a shopping center on 4th street for vehicle code violations. the driver sped off with police close behind. and when the driver reached a dead-e

and rockies pitcher jeff hoffman was balling. gets tommy joseph right there. hoffman went 7 innings. allowed just >> we lost 1-0 didn't hit. today it was 4-1. that's within striking distance we just couldn't put anything together. so yes, i think we're playing competitively. we're falling short offensively and the pitching is coming along slowly but surely. i wouldn't call it a bad outing. we just need to swing the bats. >> no tackling, no blocking just helmets and shorts. the eagles start ota's tomorrow. live coverage tomorrow. >>> mhl playoffs game 6 the predators and ducks. the pred dors are headed to the stanley cup finals for the first time after beating anaheim. >>> charter school receives a generous donation. >> a state farm youth advisory board made a $50,000 donation today to help them expand their agricultural program. they are planting fruits and vegetables in hopes of helping people in need of a meal. >>> it's the late show with stephen colbert followed by the late late show with james corden. for lauren, don, everyone here i'm ukee washington. >>

and rockies pitcher jeff hoffman was balling. gets tommy joseph right there. hoffman went 7 innings. allowed just >> we lost 1-0 didn't hit. today it was 4-1. that's within striking distance we just couldn't put anything together. so yes, i think we're playing competitively. we're falling short offensively and the pitching is coming along slowly but surely. i wouldn't call it a bad outing. we just need to swing the bats. >> no tackling, no blocking just helmets and shorts. the eagles start ota's tomorrow. live coverage tomorrow. >>> mhl playoffs game 6 the predators and ducks. the pred dors are headed to the stanley cup finals for the first time after beating anaheim. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] >>> charter school receives a generous do

rockies pitcher jeff hoffman, he kept the phillies bats quiet.joseph would strikeout. hoffman went seven innings. struck out seven. the rockies would then pile it on. charlie black man with ground their goes through tommy joseph. and into right field. two more runs would score. just another bad night for the phils. they lose eight to one. >> the warriors won 73 games a year ago, but were unable to seal the deal in the final. they're looking to get their title back, after a record setting run through the west. seth curry led the way. he had 36 points, with five, three pointers, the warriors crews to 129-115 win over the san antonio spurs, to sweep the western conference finals. the warriors actually set nba record by winning their first 12 playoff games. they're headed to their third straight nba final. despite the records, curry, remains focused. >> no matter how, you know, it goes, and how the rest of the journey happens, i think we're prepared for pretty much anything. and it will be a fun june 1st, at home, in front of our home fans. this grou

hoffman. mac arthur. hoffman turns. shoulder down by fleury. mac arthur. broken up by schultz.pressure by ottawa. schultz. has a couple of cracks at it. rust will move it back. maatta. now jake guentzel takes a hit to get it out. >> eddie: two tremendous saves by marc-andre fleury. pageau out in front. the redirect. >> john: kunitz! ceci getting back. turning stick of malkin. this way, dumoulin. his shot off the mark. claesson for ottawa. denied by malkin. he gets it back, though. pass intended for ryan dzingel. chris kunitz, through the neutral zone, here's evgeni malkin. kessel off the stick. dzingel overskated. ryan dzingel. derick brass sad. throws over on the brake. fleury. now claesson coming back. chris wideman moves it back. punished by kunitz. off the stick of tom pyatt. all the way back in. ian cole. pressured by zack smith. bonino along the boards. dumoulin back for cole. flushed out by zack smith. hornqvist had it. he lost it. cole gets a second opportunity. he'll steam away from zack smith. ian cole through center. kyle turris. inside his own line. move it along. s

here turris to hoffman. hoffman loses the puck. turris stays with it and buries it, and the sens win 5-1 and lead 2-1. >>> mike trout dialed in. his 13th homer of the year. his fifth in six games. he hammers this one out to the land of the lost and the angels win 12-8. their fourth in a row. that's all from here at "sportscenter." enjoy your thursday. we'll see you midnight eastern right back here. >> all right, thanks, scott. >>> and up next in "the pulse," chili peppers so hot it can cause death. >>> and you might be a multimillionaire and not even know it. >>> on our facebook page, the dad who is hoping to put an end to lunch shaping by paying off thousands of dollars of student debt. that's on atmfans.com. ease. you too, unnecessary er visits. mping by paying off thousands of dollars of student debt. that's on atmfans.com. ing by pa thousands of dollars of student debt. that's on atmfans.com. don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the

our own julia boorstin caught up with linkedin's reed hoffman at the code conference and she joins usd morning to you, andrew. while reed hoffman has taken a stand against president trump, and now on the heels of leading a $30 million investment in change.org, hoffman tells me that he's taking action because the trump administration is worse than he feared. >> by trying to elevate his own tv ratings through america first kind of ideology he's breaking our alliances and global leadership with everything from not signing tpp to what you saw in the most recent european trip, which is, you know, it's unprecedented in the post world war ii era to have the leader of germany say oh, we can't rely on america anymore. >> hoffman says he wants to invest in networks like linkedin which he founded. now some of those include convoy, which is like uber for trucking, and dixo which is a network for exercise classes and as a director of another massive network airbnb he said he's glad the market is improving. >> one of the things that i've been a little worried about is that there's been a longer tre

before we start i want to thank congressman hoffman. thanks to him we have the room. a few foundations and funds for supporting the

. >> still to come, kristen stewart, dustin hoffman and so many more.up with us on facebook, instagram and twitter. see more with more action from the cannes film festival. 05/19/17 05/19/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from los angeles, this is democracy now! swedish prosecutors have dropped the investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by wikileaks founder julian assange. but could he still be extradited to the united states if he ststs foot outut of the ecuadoran embbassy where he has been holed up f for close to fiveve years? we will speak to human rights lawyer. then to the war on drugs.

dustin hoffman. al pacino. woody allen, those are the sex symbols of the 19th. i said my god. but they even have my accent. look at the way you talk. you give me the creeps with your accent, that german accent. it is scary. it will get you a job in hogan's heroes to play enough the officer.- a nazi and your name, i cannot see it on the billboard. people running in because of the next -- so it was very difficult , but only because i decided not to listen to the naysayers and because i decided to work hard like an bodybuilding and take acting lessons, voice lessons, english lessons, speech lessons and accent removal lessons. [laughter] mr. schwarzenegger: i know you should say, get your money back. the fine wine grows on the vine. then the zinc is made out of zinc. i started getting little parts some of bigger parts, then eventually even though it was got conan the, i barbarian. they helped me get that part. i was not have broken through the become a leading man. this movie came out. we spent $200 million on that movie, number one in the box office. at the press conference, the

he and hoffman too at 19 under. so they need a birdie at the last to knock out the 19's for next week. peter: cameron smith electing to chip it. and the rule is if you want to make birdie, you chip it. if you want to save a par, you putt it. it's a little bit safer so he is obviously trying to make birdie. dottie: pars aren't going to get it done from here, peter. peter: nope, not at all. now kevin kisner, i think, is the next to putt. dottie: this will actually be him standing over scott brown's ball. taking the reins as he has all day with the reads. now scott will walk in. they didn't waste much time, i'll give them that. peter: this should move a little bit left all the way. dottie: yes. peter: all right, good pace. he got it to the hole. just underread by a little bit. to 17. ian: if it hadn't been for about five putts of this length or less yesterday, they might have been the ones in the lead. so a good up and down there for jordan. just those short putts missed yesterday has cost them. 16. peter: all right, n

lots of stars here this year, kristen stewart, dustin hoffman, nicole kidman, and the italian goddessmonica bellucci. i went to meet her. the italian bombshell has made her name and hollywood films. magdalene in mel gibson's "the passion of the christ." and in the brothers grimm. having appeared in six films here, she knows it well. ♪ monica, hello. describe cannes in three words. , and unpredictable. >> what was the first thing that came into your head when you are asked to be mistress of ceremonies this year? at thes very happy, and same time i was a little bit scared. speaking in front of so many ,eople, but i love cannes because i think it's one of the most important festivals in the world. first of all, it gives the possibility to many films to exist. they have the possibility to become international through cannes. ♪ >> there was a 10 minute rape scene that cause many critics to in 2006. cinema >> you are in one of the most buzzed about films ever at cannes. what comes into your head now when i say irreversible? , becausent of scandal ofeversible was in a way film that was well

dustin hoffman, al pacino, woody island -- woody allen. these are the sex symbols of the 1970's, don't you understand this? >> [laughter] mr. schwarzenegger: they made little of my accent. they said, i don't want to offend you, but you give me the creeps with your german accent. it is scary. they said, maybe we can get you a job in hogan's heroes to play a nazi officer. plus, your name, schwarzenegger, schnitzel, whatever it is, yeah, i can see that on a billboard. the bottom line was that it was very difficult, but only because i decided not to listen to the naysayers and because i decided to work as hard as i did in bodybuilding, to take acting and voice lessons, english and speech lessons and accent removal lessons. i know you are thinking, get your money back arnold. >> [laughter] mr. schwarzenegger: but i ran away the fine wine rose ont he fine. germans already had trouble with v's. i did this thousands of times and eventually it worked. i started getting little parts, then bigger parts. they came to me with "conan the barbarian." if

. >> i just thought it was a very excellent movie with dustin hoffman. >> it is funny. >> that was onef the most beautiful experiences of my whole life. ♪ >> there is harm, thriller, romance, and film calling for action, like a film from the former u.s. vice president al gore. his documentary change the public's perception of climate change. >> the most criticized scene in the movie was showing that the accommodation of sealevel rise and storm surge would flood the 9/11 memorial site, and people said what a terrible exaggeration. >> it flooded the world trade center site. ♪ >> al gore, hello. filme at the cannes festival. do you think people at a festival like this care about climate change? >> i think the answer is definitely yes. i have a special place in my s, because 11ne years ago, this was the place where in many ways, the martyr climate movement was launched. it taught me -- the modern climate movement was launched. it taught me that a movie can be the most powerful way to tell a story with meeting for people, and now, a decade later, there is a new story that shows how we can s

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we're speaking to reid hoffman who sold linkedin to microsoft.id he weigh in at all into that discussion in terms of robotics or ai or have a different viewpoint? he's interesting to listen to too. >> yeah. the focus last night, almost asymmetrically was from andreessen. definitely there's some -- there's some mea culpas in the past 18 hours about what microsoft did wrong in say the last decade and a half and how that's playing out big time today. >> i wonder if there's any mea culpas on politics. you know, this was a group that was in favor of hillary clinton. she'll be there and you'll get a lot of political discussion out from the valley and i'm curious to hear where they are right now on president trump, on some of his policies. we just talked about the fact he's planning on pulling out of the paris climate agreement. what are you expecting? >> you know what, obviously there's -- i'm sure there's a political veneer to what she said. she's already made a couple of big high profile appearances and if it's cara doing the interview, she has been

early in the third, mike hoffman rips it past matt mur toy give ottawa a two-one lead which though wouldold thanks to goalie craig anderson. he stood on his head stopping 44 penguins shots. senators win two-one. tomorrow night's winner plays predators in the stanley cup finals. >>> nba eastern conference final after their first loss of the playoffs cavilers are back. kyrie unstoppable. he ripped celtics for 42, including 19 in the five minute span. lebron, just a mere 34 on the night. cavilers beat celtics 112-99, defending champion cavilers can wrap up their third straight title with a win in game five in boston tomorrow night and that could mean calves/warriors yet again. >>> to be there or not be there, eagles organized team activities got underway yesterday and while they are considered optional big names were not in the house, monk those who skipped out were donnie jones, jason peters, marcus smith and fletcher cox, cox is highest paid eagle and he is one of the teams leaders but again, it is not mandatory but however, listen to doug pederson talk about his absence. >> personally, i

fashion and wounded knee, 1970 of the year later one of my favorite films, little big man, dustin hoffman and the american indian movement, the growing national sentence of guilt over the injustice done to the american indians, coincided with the latter years of the vietnam war and the story shifted to the other extreme and you had the indians being absolute good and the army and government embodying absolute evil. the truth never reflects one extreme or the other and i tried to bring balance. the three principal miss i touched on quickly, one of the myths the government pursuing indian policy that was extermination in nature, it was never -- there was never an intention of the government to exterminate the indian, cultural genocide to use a modern term doing away with the indians way of life was taken for granted if the indian were to survive but physical genocide was not part of the government's intention. the myth the army was hell-bent on exterminating the indians i alluded to john pope's views and tried to counter that in my book. thirdly, a notion that there was a united indian resi

and scott hoffman, google's vp of engineering.. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. >> the following is a paid presentation for cindy crawford's meaningful beauty. >> what is important about beauty is the idea of confidence in how you communicate yourself. there is something that makes you stand taller and walk-through day with more confidence. that influences everyth

emily: scott hoffman there, google's vice president of engineering.for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we will have full coverage and analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: we begin this evening with politics. the new york times reports this evening that president trump asked former fbi director james in february to terminate the investigation of michael flynn. the white house has denied any wrongdoing. the president technologist and defended the position as his absolute right in a series of tweets early tuesday

tootsie is headed to broadway. 1982 film starring dustin hoffman is head to the great white way for a director and writer are leading the charge behind the curtain. the original movie follows hoffman as a struggling actor who disguises himself as a lady to score some roles. ultimately learning more about himself. >> that's classic. >> remember jessica lange in that? i loved that. >> that will be funny. >> george, how far would you go? would you ever do this? [ applause ] okay. so, up next, all eyes are on rachel as the bachelorette including the baltimore ravens. dennis pitta holds "the bachelorette" viewing parties saying what aisle other football teams may be embarrassed he and his fellow ravens are proud. the self-proclaimed super host goes all out making fresh cinnamon rolls for his teammates as they discuss rachel's gown and zany contestants. feel free to top it when it airs at 8:00 p.m. >> what say you, mike journal. >> i'm not going to judge anybody but we never did that. >> no? >> no. >> and like just -- >> see joe flacco the quarterback in there. what's going on? >> they had

then early in the third mike hoffman shoots from the top of the circle, the puck hits the post and goesld be the time as ottawa forces a game seven on thursday. senators goalie craig anderson had 44 saves. the raiders held ota's in alameda that's organized team activities. former receiver calvin johnson is attending as a special guest todd downing. after make the a 12-4 record, much is expected of the silver and black. having johnson in camp should help a cooper who's been compared to mega reason to despite making prot ball his first two seasons. cooper caught just five touchdown last year he knows he needs to step up his production. >> of course he's been on my mind, but it's a good thing to me because i feel like i can go nowhere but up. i know that i can have, you know, a lot more production than i've had in the last -- in the past two seasons. so -- >> he's just scratching the surface of what he wants to accomplish in this lead and very prideful. he's always been very serious about the game and, you know, works hard at everything, really, his conditioning level and understanding wha

hoffman says the conditions of his detention are unreasonable. >> he is behind this barbed wire and shackledand in a cage as if he were a violent criminal. that's disgraceful. >> now, he is a married father of three. his attorney says he has no criminal record. congressman huffman says it's essential he get a hearing with a judge before he is potentially deported and accuses the trump administration of breaking a promise to only go after undocumented immigrants who are violent offenders. >>> the state's democrats are meeting in sacramento to do a little party planning for the years ahead and tonight they're hearing from the ranking head of the intelligence committee. melissa caen is at the convention and she joins us live now. melissa? >> reporter: yeah, we are here live at the california democratic party convention in sacramento where in just a few minutes congressman adam schiff is going to be delivering the keynote address. he is a democrat congressman who found himself in the spotlight because he is the ranking member on the intelligence committee. he also has a background as a prosecuto

you will now pay for more it. 20 republicans voted no and that enclouds colorado congressman mike hoffman basically that while premiums may decrees for healthy people, they could skyrocket with those with preexisting conditions and senior citizens, is that true? >> no, that's not true. if we had a group called milliman do analysis and premiums are going to come down for everybody. the insurance companies have zero incentive to raise premiums for people who have a preexisting condition. if we set up like maine did, the people who buy policies who have preexisting conditions, 90% of the premiums go into fund this risk-sharing arrangement. uma: i first want to talk about the preexisting conditions and seniors because apparently pregnancy is going to be considered a preexisting condition, that regarding that and also the aarp. a 55-year-old earning $25,000 could see payment increases north of 2300 of that per year. that number gets even higher for older americans and this is according to the congressional budget office and those are the numbers that a lot of american citizens who are not maki

mike hoffman right here with a absolute lazer.ent tore wins two-one, taking this series to game seven, and to the nba playoffs, calves, celtics, kyree irving took over in this game. hits three. right here as time expires. he had 42. the calves win, 112-99, that's sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. >> month ago people said what can we just cut to the chase? and get the warriors versus the cavaliers? come on. >> seriously. >> hey, there is a game seven, i think it is tonight in hockey. >> which is always great. >> oh? are you going to be watching? >> i might. the nfl is pooping their pant it, may end up nashville, versus ottawa. >> you mean the nhl? >> what did i say? nfl? >> because that says it right there. tomorrow night, game seven, so i'll probably watch that, nhl freaking out, nashville, canadian team. anyway, the nfl has loose ends the rules on celebrations giving players more freedom when they -- to express themselves after they score a touchdown. >> ffl commissioner roger goodel, addressed the fans yesterday. he says the le

mike hoffman with the goal. winner take all game seven is tomorrow night.y say, alisyn, in sports, the most exciting thing is game seven in the stanley cup playoffs. >> i'm not sure the squirting of the water bottle was that effective. >> sidney crosby did not have a good game. maybe it was. >>> thank you, andy. former cia chief john brennan testified about contact with the russian operatives and the trump campaign. we will break down the reaction in washington. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all drive, some just for the fun of it. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. i doni refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually

and alongside her, there were women like lindsay hoffman who sneaked into the union below.e will talk about a few others. the nurses in the u.s. navy, such as anne stokes and others made history serving aboard union hospital ships. about harriet delile and trying to run in order of nuns through the civil war. you have calamity in all 4 directions. we do not have time to dwell on it, but as you can see from here, they made a made-for-tv film starring the vanessa williams on this amazing, religions woman's journey. henrietta delile. war, the end of the civil we find a young woman getting ready to fight out west and trough in the wake of the u.s. army's and she decided the soldiers life was for her. after the civil war, she spends a year and a half, these are her discharge papers. kathy williams, no, she did not enlist as kathy williams. yes, i understand your skepticism and you are right. it was not what it is today. [laughter] here we go. ofartist or reproduction her. she would be the first female buffalo surgery. -- a soldier. house, goes to the sea she is already down sout

hoffman says morale has been down. >> i think that firefighters are very resilient and pragmatic. and i think we're going to bring ourselves back up to where we're proud of what we're doing. >> reporter: and at today's open house, neighbors agreed. >> i have more confidence in the fire department as i do the police department. >> i feel that they're doing a wonderful job and we need to support them as much as we can. >> reporter: in oakland cpom 5. >> the city is trying to hire more fire inspectors. once they get the rules about qualifications cleared up. >>> well, he couldrosing to -- oakland is promising to infence phi action against wells fargo. monday's ruling said another city, miami, can sue wells fargo and bank of america over predatory lending practices. owe land has accused wells fargo of systematically making predatory loans to african-americans and what tee knows. they say those loans are more expensive with a greater risk of foreclosure. in a statement, the city attorney said this is a victory for oakland and miami and other cities that have filed lawsuits to stop thes

mike hoffman with the laser into the back of the net. the senators take a two-one lead.the game. trying to take this thing to a game seven -- and in the nba lebron struggled in the first three quarters he really did. check this out. kevin love with the perfect outlet pass. that's what he does. and lebron just flats out missed the dunk. but he's lucky because cyrie tok over this game. check this out. irving going to work. three pointer. with the quarter going out and cyrie had 42 in the game. township in the third quarter. the cavs win 112-119 taking a three-one series lead. excuse me. 99 was what the celtics had. so the celtics were up by double digits. >> wow. >> ten and a half. >> cleveland flipped the switch. i thought they were going to tie that series up. >> it's over. >> exactly. >> let's hurry up and get to the finals now. >> which we all want to see anyhow. rematch of last year. >> lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> a little more than we are hours after yesterday's terror tack in england we're seeing the faces of those who lost their lives aster roar threat level

destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustin hoffmand as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. >> three bodies were found in the rubble. members of the violence-oriented weatherman group. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three of them ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we were all about changing hearts and minds. the '70s was more just about expressing anger. international politics and domestic politics seemed to be decided by violence. and violence only bege

win wins have three-two is her sees lead in the thirds period, tied at onement look at this, mike hoffmantwo; taking the series to game seven. and in the nba playoffs, calves, celtics, irvin went nut in the game. nails three pointer. as time expires in the thirds, at 42, in this game. the cavs win, 112-99, that's sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. >> 5:46. right back to the breaking news, update you out of glands. manchester police, have said that they've now made three more arrests in connection with the bombing that happened at the ariana grande concert. we don't know how the suspect were involved at this time. we do know that 22 people died in that tragedy, including so many children, others were injured, and learning a moth more about the victims. >> details still coming in. we'll certainly update you throughout the morning at 5:46. let's get a check on your morning commute. bob kelly, good morning, what's going on? >> getting ready for a wet wednesday. wiper wednesday, we will call it, you'll need your wipers rolling ou out of the driveway, depending where you begin and end your trip

there was lizzy hoffman who sneaked into the union blue. we will talk about others as we go along. u.s. navy suchhe as ann stokes and others made serving on board union hospital ships. delile nk about mrs. an order of nuns in a civil war. four ve calamity in all directions where you don't have time to dwell on it but you can they made a made for tv film vanessa williams on this amazing religious woman's journey. we talked about at the end of war a young woman getting ready it fight out west. the union armies he decided the soldier's life .as for her kathy.isted as william es, i understand your skepticism and you are right. what they are not today. first female buffalo soldier. this is the founder of antisavory society goes to the sea islands. south when the 54th massachusetts makes its charge walls of fort one wagner. she had a friendship with robert gould shaw. of was from the black elite the city of brotherly love. businessman and african-american invent terror. that the e crucible 54th found itself in and she soldiers after the battle. hile she might have tended to more traditio

mike hoffman with the goal.tomorrow night. >>> a bad collision in the dodgers and cardinals game. puig going after the fly ball. puig catches it, but drill s pederson. he is drilled into the wall. he has a neck sprain. puig amazingly stayed in the game. the dodgers go on to get the win 2-1. violent collision. good to see everyone walk away. >> that is the one player in the league you don't want to run into. puig. andy scholes, thank you. >>> let's check out cnn money stream. global markets mixed after chinese markets are downgraded. futures are up after stocks gained. dow earned all of the points it lost last week. waiting on minutes from the federal reserve last meeting today. >>> remember carrier? the plant that trump saved 800 jobs last summer? carrier is shipping jobs to mexico and cutting before christmas. the company plans to eliminate more than 600 jobs this year and 290 employees will be fired on december 22nd. in december, carrier's parent company said it would still move some workers overseas replacing

penguins center, game six, penguins had the three-two series lead, tied at one, mike hoffman right hereth a absolute lazer. the senators win two-one, taking this series to game seven. and to the nba playoffs, calves, celtics, irvin took over in this game. hits a three, right here, as time expires. he had 42. the cavs win 112-99. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> great britain is on it highest possible alert. they're concerned about another possible attack. taking precautions, certainly, and we're learning more tragically about those victims cut down at the concert. >> also ahead this morning, here on "good day" philadelphia: twenty-four long years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. and

the game was tied at one in the third and mike hoffman will come through with the game-winning goal and against game seven tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> many teams were holding a special moment of silence for the victims of the manchester bombing and the yankees did that and they played "god save the queen" before they played the "star-spangled banner," definitely a touching moment. we had a scary collision in the dodgers and cardinals game and watch them going after this fly ball. he catches it, but not before drilling peterson with his elbow. both guys end up going to the ground and take another look at it and peterson would slide head first into the wall. the dodgers say fortunately, he had a neck sprain and two to one in extra innings and good to see both those guys walk away from that collision because it could have ended up much worse. >> andy scholes, warriors or cavaliers. warriors in five. >> that was three -- >> but meaningful. >> andy scholes, thank you very, very much. >> thank you all for joining us. i'm poppy harlow. >> "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts now. >>> hello, ever

>> from reid hoffman, the founder of linkedin, one of the early investors, he learned about growing a marketplace business, linkedin is very much a marketplace and airbnb is not a core marketplace business. a lot of venture capitalists, he learned everything but he went for example to george tenet who used to run the cia to talk about culture because he thought who better to talk about culture, an organization where everyone were spies, he took a lot from george tenet, told him the importance of walking around the office saying you did a good job writing notes to people and things like that. he learned a lot from john donohoe from the day and they learn from each other, had a rivers mentoring sing going on. >> he went to omaha. >> and talked to warren buffett. and he learned -- he learned it is important to remove your self from all the noise. he was struck that warren buffett sits in his office in omaha and reads all day long. he doesn't get wrapped up in things. he thinks big picture. that was an incredible meeting. he wrote a 4000 word memo to send to his executive team about this.

before we start i want to thank congressman hoffman. thanks to him we have the room. a few foundations and funds for supporting the work that we do. we've got a great panel. we will start with a best-selling author of fabulous books about iran including the ayatollah begs to differ and the ayatollahs democracy. he has spent a lot of time going back and forth between the u.s. and iran and he certainly understands the political dynamics of the country very well. then we will have a cofounder back and forth between the u.s. and executive director of the international civil society action network. she has published extensively on gender, peace and security issues and also knows a great deal about iran and regional dynamics. finally nyack research director and he came here after serving at the state department in the office of iranian affairs. we will begin with a few questions for me and we will open up to you. they have lots and lots to talk about. let me begin by asking for their impressions of a split screen reality that we had over the past two days. we had iranians d

i'm reminded of, there's some documentary i saw about the 60s where they had abbie hoffman talking about when they surrounded the pentagon and tried to let the data in and all that and he made the point that when they basically, the antiwar movement ultimately one. >> but he said we were never the majority. >> we were just very visible and we said how many of you were there really? and he smiled at the camera and he said enough area and i think that it's a matter of, it doesn't necessarily mean that we all have to become global altruists as much as i would love that to happen. it's, people have to just connect the dots and you can look at it as a kind of selfishness or enlightened self interest most people don't want to destroy the world that they and their children are going to live in. once they have those connections, they become clear to them and you can see even now as we see some of the powerful players in the world are starting to realize they need to get in line with a new way of thinking. i'm very encouraged by the chinese that they are planting coal plants and funding alternati

she arrived with philip hoffman and stephen at june -- mnuchin.g a little bit late but he will be done with all of these people. when meeting with the italian minister of finance and not meeting was described as successful on cybersecurity and economic growth. especially the italian baking situation. for secretary mnuchin he wants to discuss at this year's tax refund in the united states. they have questions about what that's going to mean for their country, especially the administration dives into the rational plans for a border adjustment type. treasury spokesperson has told us right now they don't see a border adjustment tax working in the united states, that they are opening to listening to congress on that issue. the secretary of the treasury will be leading a discussion tomorrow's cybersecurity and with the g7 nations can better protect global financial system and of course talking about regulatory requirement united states as well as sustaining global growth throughout the world. the key here is traders not on the agenda for the formal disc

last but not least, this company, you are beautiful started with this sticker, matthew hoffman the founderted to watch them smile. oprah winfrey took notice. 15 years later 3.5 million stickers have been created. it's become a movement here in chicago. so you can get stickers, t-shirts, they come from extra small to 2xl. this assortment you'll find on our website. normally $10 to $35. these are slashed $5 to $17.50. a savings of 50% off michael, pretty good, right? >> job well done and, tory, you have a special surprise for the people at you are beautiful because they've done so much to help other people feel great about themselves. what is that surprise? >> they have. so not only do we love the company, but our sponsor, vistaprint loves this company too and so you guys at you are beautiful have made such an impact in the community, vistaprint is giving you $10,000. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> you can't see that check. want to hold that? you can't see that check. $10,000 to create an art installation someplace in a business community here in chicago that needs it. >>

dustin hoffman, al pacino, woody allen. those are the sex symbols of the 1970's. don't you understand it?" i said, "oh, my god. who are they?" [laughter] arnold: but they even belittled me with my accent. they said, "look, the way you talk, i have to be very honest. i don't want to offend you, but you give me the creeps with your accent, with that german accent. it's scary." they said, "maybe we can get you a job in "hogan's heroes," in that tv show, to play a nazi officer. and plus your name, schwarzen, schmitzl, or whatever it is. [laughter] arnold: yes, i can see that already up there on billboard, and people running in because of the name." the bottom line is, it was very, very difficult but only because i decided not to listen to the naysayers and because i decided to work as hard as i did in bodybuilding, to take acting lessons, to take voice lessons, english lessons, speech lessons, and accent removal lessons. [laughter] arnold: now, i know you are going to say, "get your money back, arnold." [laughter] arnold: but the bottom line is i ran around, "the fine