nba all-star kyrie irving is in. buildi [ cheers and applause ] and a dear friend of orom comedy central's "detroiters," tim robinson is here tonight. so you're here on a very good night. o w if you've got a chance look at the paper this morning, you might have seen, there was a new study on migrating tree frogs. d in that -- i'm sorry. i think i could be wrong here. but i smell smoke. and if you smell smoke, that could only mean one thing. it's time for "ya burnt!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: zone.e to the burn we've got a lot of topics to sizzle through but not a lot of time. over here is the burner. let's turn on the gaload her up. ♪ woo! somebody stop me! [ laughter ] first up, sunburns ah, sunburns, the only societal disadvantage to being white. [ laughter ] [ applau ] sun burns, you turn me so red, my body looks like the 2016 electoral map [ audience oohs ] [ light laughter ] side burn democrats. >> side burn. >> seth: seriously, i haven't been burned this bad since a lady told me how her favorite ho par

>> seth: please welcome to the show kyrie irving, everyone!w are you? >> good, how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good. congratulations. i know you had your premiere last night, which went great. >> yeah. >> seth: this was -- this is a character you played in some pepsi ads. >> yeah. >> you actually wrote and directed a couple of them. they're really popular online. but when they came to you and said, "hey, that guy you played in the pepsi ads, we want to make a full movie about him." what was your first reaction? >> i couldn't believe it. >> seth: yeah. >> i really couldn't. you know, it started as an idea of a movie in santa barbara about three years ago. they approached me. i was like, "i don't know if i'll ever have the time to really act in a movie." and then i tho cfeely way throu. i completely tanked my first day on camera.rible. for a week and a half. a week and a half solid. but the opportunity itself, i enjoyed it. got to be around a great production crew. great cast, great director. >> seth: i'm not just saying this

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and irving had been, i knew that irving had been -- in addition to being a magazine editor, journalist and book author -- had also been a book editor. so i went to get his advice. he sent me to see his friend who was the publisher of the free press. i didn't really know very much of anything really about publishing. and i didn't know very much about irwin because book publishers tend to be background figures. so you don't really know when you buy a book off the shelf who the editor and publisher is. it's not what people, what motivates people to buy a book. but it turn thed out that irwin had been a very significant force in american intellectual publishing. it was irwin who signed up, among other things, the closing of the american mind by alan bloom. and alan had been also a family friend and a teacher of mine. i spent a year at the university of chicago in the committee on social thought. and so when you asked me, you know, who are my influences, all of these men were influential to me. my father primarily, you know, many so many ways it's hard to quantify, but more importantly my f

and i knew irving was in addition and also a book editor. he sent me to see his friend who was the publisher of the free press. i didn't really know very much about publishing that much about erwin because publishers tend to be background figures. they don't know when you buy the book to the editor and the publisher is that's not the motivator but as a very significant force with the closing of the american mind and that was also a family friend and teacher at the university of chicago so when he asked me who are my influences all of these men were influential. and my father primarily so many ways is hard to quantify that my father was a member of the generation conducting a high level conversation about the fate of western culture and its values and others of his caliber and people of that level who felt it was part of their role as serious riders to uphold the values that preserve those conditions of freedom. and then that level of discourse. i would say the same about alan bloom who was my teacher was a jewish socratic, who taught me to l

was current nba basketball player kyrie irving. >> 25-year-old kyrie irving is playing a really old manspend an entire film shoot with these guys? >> it was really surreal, to be honest with you. i'm a legit, real fan. so like, to be around chris weber and reggie miller. and like being able to asked the questions i always wanted to ask. like i asked reggie miller, why did him and mike get into this fight in like '91. [ laughter ] and it was a real fight. i watch it once a year. it's a weird traditional thing. >> seth: yeah. >> and the funny thing is, from both -- i have a friend who's a friend of michael jordan who says reggie did one thing and reggie told me that mike did on thing. i don't know who telling the truth. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. but it's a pretty good situation to be in to be able to hear both sides. >> i feel like i really -- i'm like, i could be an inside source for, like espn. like they should call me. >> seth: well now, yeah. [ light laughter ] it's interesting, does it bother you that -- 'cause kyrie is really good. >> yeah. >> seth: so, he's already a great basket

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irving hugo garcÍa, una de las personas mÁs buscadas por el fbi.ndilleros mÁs buscados en los estados unidos, detenÍan tijuana. hugo garcÍa "el droopy", es uno de los lÍderes de la mara salva trucha de los Ángeles. logrÓ escapar de una redada enay >> pertenece a una pandilla fuerte en estados unidos, los maras. jorge: elementos de la policÍa y el consulado de estados unidos y en ese tono nacional de migraciÓn en tijuana lograron su captura en esta colonia, ubicada a mÁs de 30 kilÓmetros de la frontera. >> estaban escondidos, casi con la cola entre latratando de que no se les detenga. s patas, jorge: el fraccionamiento villas del Álamo es uno de los mÁs peligrosos y violentos de tijuana, donde el crimen ha repuntado de manera importante. la preocupaciÓn es sólo por quienes huyen a este lado de la frontera,sino tambiÉn para aquellos integrantes de pandillas que son deportados por esta garitas a tijuana. Él conoce la dinÁmica de los grupos delictivos y cÓmo son buscados por la delincuencia organizada en mÉxico. >> tienen toda la experiencia, conocen e

it happened in irving, northwest of nals. crews -- dallas. crews are searching cars for people trapped inside. 21 vehicles were impacted and no injuries reported. >>> the criminal trial of poul manafort is underway in virj virnl. a small -- virginia. a small band of protesters were outside the courthouse with posters. this is the first court test for robert mueller's investigation. the trial centers on tax evasion and bank fraud charges not directly related to his work with the trump campaign. manafort has refused to cooperate with investigators and his lawyers say that will not change. >> no chance. >> manafort was indicted last october along with his former business partner who also serve d as a trump campaign official. he agreed to a plea deal. >>> today is supreme court justice anthony kennedy's last day on the job. he was nominated to the high court by president reagan in 1987 and confirmed the following year. kennedy has been considered the pivotal swing vote on the bench. he announced his retirement last month. >>> starting tomorrow, g

stranger danger. >> jimmy: kyrie irving, for instance, believes the earth is flat.know, i don't think -- i think he was just messing with people. >> jimmy: do you? >> i really do. i think he's just like super tired of crazy questions. although you gave him a basketball with the earth on it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and he was like, okay. >> jimmy: yeah, he considered it when he saw it in basketball form. >> yes, yeah. >> jimmy: it made a little more sense. >> yeah, makes sense. >> jimmy: that the earth wouldn't be shaped like a frisbee, yeah. >> he was super fun and smart. i really enjoyed -- i got to play basketball against him. >> jimmy: how was that? >> it was -- [ laughter ] why are you guys -- you don't think i'd hold up well against kyrie? i literally was like, i know i'm not in the nba but i was pretty good on my jewish day school team. [ applause ] there we go. i think i held my own. so we start playing. and i was like, i think i can do this. i just got to stay low to the ground. i started playing defense against him, you know. first time i went up, i

one of the reasons i love irving kristol so much was he reminded me of my dad.he had a vacation and wasgoing from one side of the couch to the other to read a different book or magazine or going to europe to look at museums and one of his only favorite hobbies was going on long walks with his son to talk abouthow bad communism was . but those guys for sure. i could come up with other names pretty easily but you brought up charles. i don't want to talk about him too much because it's probably a bad book to cry on c-span but the news about charles krauthammer is devastating and i know charles had this doctor strange persona on tv.he's kind of ride and stirred and good at this stuff. a more decent and humane and mentioned like human being, i'm not sure you could name. he was amazing. he's an amazing man and it is a whole that i don't think could ever be filled without him in our public life and it breaks my heart. [applause] >> you talk about people in the republican party not getting along very well. but when we have stuff like what happened with the iran deal where the burden of proof wa

. >>> uncle drew based on the famous pepsi max commercials where kiri irving takes title character as heri t to put together a team t compete i tournament and he's introduced to uncle drew, who put together old school team including characters played by other nba stars like reggie, and shaquille o'ill. this film entertained me and i thought it had great message.wh basketball films ias r i go to he got gamen or white can't jump to fame a few but i don't feel ts film is on the level of those movies but i did eoy it it' worth a matinee. i gave uncle drew a three out of five and those are the reviews this week, kevin fox news ♪ . ♪. >>> the burger chain in and out isarildly p in the west coast. but if you're hoping any time soon out of luck, it refuses to sell frozen patties and that is why right now allf their locations are within throw hundred miles of the company's tty make facilities in california andey texas. say they're comtted to fresh food, and don't plan on expanding any time soon. >>> iould love to see in and out in dc but i can appreciate that reasoning. >> hey. >> it's a good

julius irving is a coach. the warriors great, rick barry is another head coach. it is 3 on 3 basketball. stephen jackson told me 55-year- old michael jordan better not even think of suiting up. >> not now. maybe 25 years ago. he is living his best life. i even had -- i got into it with mike. he got the best of me and practice. that was a long time ago. now, i think i could take him. >> 4 games tomorrow starting at 4 pm. >>> ask me who won the day? >> who wanted a? >> i will tell you. goodwin, his mom and sister. his sister was in a will -- will chair. goodwin pulled off a blind fold which revealed a brand-new house. with the $320 million contract, he became the leading candidate for son and brother of the year. >> no mortgage, no escrow, no nothing. >> taxes and insurance, too. >> done. >> i love piano" event kicked off today in en pianos are placed all around the botanical garden.. anyone can play - or listen... there are so various conce >>> san francisco's fourth annual flower piano event kicked off today in golden gate park pianos are placed all around the bo

his latest movie has a very athletic cast including kyrie irving, reggie miller, and shaquille o'neal[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what's happening? >> i'm just chilling. i'm very excited about my all-white outfit. >> jimmy: you look good. i noticed your shoes. i wonder if i should wear shoes like that for my basketball game. are those like show basketball shoes or you can play in those? >> no, i think you would hurt yourself in these. these are just for show. ted cruz would destroy you if you wear these. >> jimmy: is that something you got from one of the guys in the movie? who's in the movie? tell us. >> kyrie irving, shaquille o'neal, nate robinson -- [ applause ] reggie miller, we got lisa leslie, aaron gordon's in the movie, tiffany haddish, nick kroll. >> jimmy: of the players -- actors aside, of the players which one is the best actor? >> oh -- well, let me say this. kyrie's amazing. >> jimmy: he's a star. >> he's a star, yeah. but chris webber, he's going to surprise everybody. how funny he is. >> jimmy: really, chris webber, interesting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you get c

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j irving. he is playing basketball at cal, right up the street and here's david hawkins, inside to jermaine o'neal. last hand laid in. ic and and hrol and empty dorn corner. so now the rotation isn't there. here's katrina mobley. and andersson with the 3. he has been phenomenal. he had 16 last week. that's a tough pass because if you lay it out there too softly it won't bounce up. hawkins saved it. to mick getty though. lays it in. he gets it back. here's nate robinson. moves from uncle drew and knocks down the jumper. >> jim: you got to give him space. he's so quick right by you. that's a fadeaway fallen back and unable to finish with a nice touch. but that's the shot you want him to take and rather than him get it, he hit a basket. nothing but net. hawk, that time he spins. good block by birdman. by robinson. both teams have the ability to knock down jump shots so they can go inside but excellent at making plays >> brian: that three no good. both of these teams are custom to winning and winni

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the e

think he will simply forward the prime minister's leave and join the president hand in hand david irving genin from a speck claiming toothpaste shower gel body spray and victim in supplements on m.p. expenses taking the place of juries that may explain to black thread how the world works for the u.k. this country is relationship with the united states of america is probably the closest between any two democracies in the west yeah it has lasted. through democrat and republican presidents is alike and through labor and conservative premierships on this side of the atlantic i would say to the right honorable gentleman because of the security cooperation that we have with the united states there are u.k. citizens who are alive today who might well not be alive had that corporation and information intelligence sharing not taken place journalists are unable to corroborate that statement as he might have been referring to events that must be kept secret for national security reasons there is of course no doubt the british lives have been lost in iraq afghanistan and syria because of the u.k. jo

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and to have a lavish lifestyle and although but john mackay granddaughter and married irving berlin and she is one of the most important early riders in the history of the new yorker to write an article to set the tone that they are famous for. that is another connection. but the wealth did not last. somewhere out there is a sapphire the size of a pigeon head. my wife is a jeweler and this in all the books. he owned by an indian prince and russian romanoff and then have millions of carats of sapphires. and that as the greatest the jeweler ever had it is still on the website today. if you ever do business with wells fargo you aren't really redoing business with the name of wells fargo but it is a nevada bank. he had a huge amount of money but the nevada bank was the financial power and wells fargo was another bank. that was in bad shape by 1905 and bought by the nevada bank and then to own 25% of the assets and it became the wells fargo nevada national bank. then it merged with union trust and then later if you send your mortgage payment to wells fargo you are touching the old bonanza fi

the less i noted on sunday and iconic eighty year old sears store in irving park neighborhood of chicago closed down for good and the closure which was one of five hundred twenty nine or five hundred thirty remaining sears stores is part of a current closure of about seventy eight stores around the around the nation what does this say about brick and mortar in today's largely online world. i'm telling you bar it's really the future in some ways is bright but in some ways it's bleak what i mean by that i think amazon is going to put a lot of these retailers out of business which you could look at it from one perspective and say it's good for consumers because you can get amazon products so cheap and they offer so many things one stop shopping and it really reasonable prices but on the other side of it it's going to put a lot of people out of business that have jobs at these stores and also it is taking away from the shopping experience i've said this before i think on this show whole foods was bought out by amazon and i love to shop at whole foods it will never be the same experiences of

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. >>> uncle drew based on the famous pepsi max commercials where kiri irving takes title character asand he's introduced to uncle drew, who put together old school team including characters played by other nba stars like reggie, and shaquille o'ill. this film entertained me and i thought it had great message.wh basketball films ias r i go to he got gamen or white can't jump to fame a few but i don't feel ts film is on the level of those movies b

julius irving. gary payton. some of the players are baron davis, alan carrington. ice cube was at our studios earlier. he is the founder of this three on three basketball league. we changed the subject. we went to get his opinion on super teams, meaning the golden ticket warriors. >> everybody got to read them and weep. this is pro sports. everybody gets a little trophy and everybody gets a little trophy. no. pro basketball. some teams are going to be dominant. other teams, it's like, what you going to do about it. i hear what people are saying. like i said, read him and week. -- weep. >> talk about the word giddy. there were lots of people giddy about having ice cube here. >>> meanwhile was taken overseas. wimbledon is the place. rafael, the king of clay, trying to prove he can win on grass as well. he won the french open 11 times. he would like to a -- take care of wimbledon. his opponent was from causing stand. -- keswick stan. he is in charge to take on know back in the semi finals. -- novak. we do have time -- check this out. it is basketball again. derek jone

. >> a live look at the damage on street, between colombia road and irving street.ireic ols tell us there was a working smoke detective edete the fire started. nicole jobs is there with firefighters as they keep up on the hot spots there. she will join us with a live report at 6:00 a.m. >> one of these four people will be named as a nominee to bext t supreme court justice. president trump is going to make his suggestion to the nation. an s is following the latest. is there a front-runne at this point? >> brettshavanaugh of gton, d.c., he's a federal judge, getting the most attention. we're hearing he is going to be the pick. he has attracted lots of gop moderate support in the past, by susan collins and lisa murkowski of esalaska, v needed to push this confirmation judge kavanaugh has written about executive power. he belients the presi should not be incumbered by indictments or investigations. to the extent of issues like that, pardon power has not been tested, those could be decided by the security. supreme court and that may make kavanaugh attractive to president

cheryl: criminal defense attorney and prosecutor david irving.heryl. what they are accusing him of his hit a conflict of interest in the molar probe. he may be called as a witness. we shall see. with regard to the fisa warrant for carter page that guy was an overreach on his part. when you make make of these allegations? >> it's also the document production. that is the primary purpose of the resolution. in fact, a fundamental difference as to what the f. guy has to give in what congress thinks they deserve. the fbi is relying on the fact is an ongoing ongoing investigation and privileged information. this impeachment article resolution will not get that question answered. that's the unfortunate thing about this. this is going nowhere. when you try to impeach someone you have to get a majority in the house and even if that happens you have to get two thirds in the senate. no way that is going to happen. i don't even know if they'll get a majority in the house. cheryl: the question this morning. i do want to get in the weeds of what happens in con

his attorney and irving did not.tting, all the american people build a watch and follow along and we believe he's going to have to be more direct. but the questions will be about this specific bias, what it did in terms of directing his decision about the investigation. he was at the top of the food chain so to speak and at the end of the day it's the integrity of the fbi that's been questioned by all of this. our institutions now have been questioned by the american people. >> congressman mike johnson, thank you very much for mr. arthel: that does it for us. we are back at 4:00 eastern. hope you can join us. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ capital one and hotels.com are giving venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. brrrr! i have the chills. because of all those miles? and

it is signed by famous literary figures like hermann melville and washington irving, begging him to do his run. so, three days after the devil's dung was thrown onstage, he will take the stage again. the bowery b'hoys and their supporters were outraged and prepared for this. this is a flyer that was put up across the island of manhattan, and right before macready's performance. americansen -- should -- at the english aristocratic opera house. we advocate no violence, but a free extension of opinion to all workingmen. freemen, stand by your lawful rights. american committee." in the wake of these flyers, the night of the performance, before it begins, over 20,000 people gather outside the astor place theater. 20,000 people. they are clearly rowdy and boisterous. and, a newspaper reporter who was on the scene is later going to describe the theater as like a fortress besieged by an invading army. as this crowd surrounds the theater. they began throwing bricks and b ats at the building and also at people who are trying to get inside to see the performance. the police tried to quell the rio

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julius irving, gary payton. a lot of big names will also take the floor.ube was in town. in fact, in our studio. everybody was giddy about meeting him. a great guy. we asked him about the superteam like the golden state warriors. >> everybody has got to read them and weep. you have got to read them and weep. this is professional sports. the rec center where everybody gets a little trophy and everybody gets a little trophy. no. professional basketball. some teens are going to be dominant. other teams are like what are you going to do about it? i hear what people are saying, but like i said read them and we. >> everybody gets a trophy. out in sacramento. summer league in full swing and the warriors are 3-0 with a lot of rookies and people you have never heard of playing. let's take a look at some of the activity in what they're calling the california classic. warriors and whites. they look like the warriors. you may not know their names and. look at it on the replay. a beautiful pass. again, this time on the scoring and. he had 24 points, 11 rebounds. the wa

our irving in delray who had his prostate removed. like irving, 6.6 million americans rely on medicare to pay for their hospital visits every year. medicare helps to keep our grandmothers and grandfathers healthy and repair them. when they're sick. it allows men and women who raise families and build their country to retire in dignyy -- dignity without paying every last dollar for their needed well care visit they blood pressure medicine or their hip replacement. i urge my colleagues do the right thing. for the folks who we love and who love us. take the time to fix this legislation, put the money back into the medicare trust fund. that was cruelly, i say cruelly stolen by the republican tax scam. the giveaway to the richest 1% and the big corporate interests. let's keep medicaid alive and well. colleagues, please support this motion to recommit. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from illinois is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. speaker, i urge us to

this is the latest warning about the large medical center on irving street. previous federal audits and a series of news 4 i-teamat investns reveal surgeries and procedures delayed because of mismanagement and shortages and failure to make repairs and lack ofterilization inside. >> we owe it to our country's veterans to take care of them an allowing the facilities to fall by the wayside, that's not upholding the contracthat we have with our military and with our veterans. >> reporter: what happens next? the mo says senior agency leaders will conduct monthly briefings with the executives there and regular so-called reassessments of the medical center's performance. in a statement thegency tells us it has experts on site and it say, quote, we believe it's otr k to improve its performance in those areas identified. scott macfarlane,ews 4 i-team. >> thank you, scott. >> a look at our forecast. it looks like a big green blob is heading our way from down south. >> and from th west. rain out there overnight. nothing too he have across the area, and you're likely goi

it's going to be held at the nature center in irving mills. the service starts at 6:00 this evening. also learning about new threats made against the hometown newspaper. since the attack, the gazette has been getting death threats and e-mails from people celebrating the shooti. that's according to an editorial in sunday's paper. the editorial says the gazette will not forget beialled an enemy of the people.tr presidenp has frequently used that term to describe the media. >>> and just days after that horrifying situation, police are looking into a man who broke into a tv station in new mexico. investigators say he got inside cbs affiliate in albuquerque. police say the man breached the curity last night a walked on to the set. krqe didn't go on-air for 9:00 or 10:00 newscast and had to put up color bars instead. he was eorted off the property, but then came back again. everyone is okay, but got away the second time without being detained. >>> after the break, we're going to have more on the man police is responsible for the mass shooting at the

police say the 25-year-old irving silva and a 17-year-old were there to rob him yesterday, but theyilled him instead. news 4 spoke to the victim's aunt. >> no words that would ever describe our loss, bute'll be missed. >> police are still searching for a motive ine. this c if you have any information about that, they want to y hear fr. >>> construction work along the g.wfrmgts parkway to lead to slowwns and confusion for drivers. depending on the time of day you could find big delays. elemundo 44station has a closer look. >> reporter: you can see the ne closures have already begun. a construction proct will reduce the george washington parkway to three lanes over the bridge which is expected to cause major delays for thousand who use the parkway every day. one lane will be seasoned and one northbound. the trd lane will change depending on morning and evening rush hours. on saturday and sundayl it wil only be southbound. drivers will have to slow down to 35 miles per hour in the work zones.to accordinational park service the work is expected to end sometime this fall. >>> shake shack is g

. >> irve does that. where you're su run tissuesly recorded. the whole thing is astounding. for me i guess if -- i'll say this. let's assume guiliani is not just being foolish and there's a method to his apparent madness. he's put things out that are somewhat damaging but perhaps makes them less damaging. it makes me wonder what's on the other tapes. what are they really worried about? this one -- as your discussion showed there could be criminal problems here but it's not evidently big crime and it's confusing a little bit about why this. why this tape, if even that's the complete tape. why did they waive on this, why did they want it out? there's more to come and they're worried. i've got to think the trump camp based on trump's behavior, the frenetic tweets and all that, they must be worried about what's coming up with cohen or nonfort or special counsel. >> u jeerngs same question. >> funny me, but i'm still in the old school habits since the last century of remembering what happened before. so remember when the president knew nothing about -- >> deny, deputy, deny. >> t

he was a third wheel when the team had james and kyra irving, he will now be the face of the franchiseey begin life without james again. >> lebron congratulated his former teammate and let him know that dinner is on him next time. >> he replied that if it is in malibu they can split the check. >> for the eight time all-star, he was once the most dominant big guy in the league, but at least he is able to laugh about all the moving around. >> you know, i started with the magic. i was with the magic for eight years, i traveled to lala land. i learned with rockets. then i went and learned how to fly with some hawks, got stung by the hornets. just a joke. but, through all of that -- it has taught me how to be a wizard. >> good to have that humor. the realities of the nba and having to move to different teams. >> do not unpack. >> maybe do not buy a house quite yet. >> exactly. there you go. all right, thank you. >>> coming up in the next half an hour, lawyers for brock turner say he did not get a fair trial. what they are saying today about the victim. >>> plus, what has turner been doing f

j, julius irving, and the iceman, george curbing. here is rick perry, moments ago. >> i was a bit skeptical, as most people were. but, pleasantly surprised. it was beyond my expectations. i had a lot of fun last year. to come back and coach against dr. j. i told him before, you know the best thing about this game i don't have to guard you. >> it is nice to be back here. they are familiar surroundings. i have seen the building since they changed it. the guys asked me would you play here? well, it was not like this. there were not always luxury suites. but it is always nice to come back here. >> all right, barry is thrilled about the warriors, adding to marcus cousins to the roster. maybe the most talented center, since his old teammate, nate thurmond. >> i would be remiss if i did not ask you about cousins. >> oh, yeah -- when i tell you -- if you are a warrior person, you are thrilled. i mean, if you had to pick onein the armor, what would it have been? the center position? >> they never had anything of any substance in the center. t

. >> greg: irving has a shoe putting on problem except for women.he shame of not being able to put your shoes on. anyway. >> juan: what is going on in the show. >> katie: poetry, i don't know. >> greg: what is the strangest place have you had to sleep, mollie? >> mollie: i don't know if people have water beds? i don't know who thought it was a good idea. >> greg: strange guy who had a satin robe. >> jesse: i slept in a hospital one big room for the shower. i had to share a bunk bed with like another man who i didn't know who it was. >> katie: you didn't complain. >> jesse: i cannot complain, talk to the owner of the hospital. >> greg: juan you must have slept in crazy places you were a journalist. >> juan: airplanes. i don't sleep well. i'm having these am i awake or not awake. i feel like the plane is going through this or that. >> greg: i have those dreams, plane crash dreams. >> juan: it's not good. >> greg: how about you? >> katie: weirdest place munich to rome. they stopped every 10 minutes when the doors. doors slamming in and out. people comi

a 40 by 40 foot section of the garage in irving collapsed this morning.f each other. officials are still investigating what led to this collapse. >>> a chipotle restaurant in ohio, illnesses were linked to that location, the health department has received 400 calls of people reporting illnesses wince sunday many mentioning they did eat at this specific chipotle in powell, ohio. in a statement, chipotle closed the store yesterday out of an abundance of caution. it's recovered from a series of food scares. >>> the effort to avoid phone addiction, what one country is now doing to keep kids off phones. >> and go ahead, you can hold on. the new study that shows your fear of germs on public transportation may be unnecessary. >>> and here comes the fog once again, what we might expect this time of the day, this time of the year. i'm spencer christian. i'm have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> at 4:37, let's check your traffic across the san mateo bridge looking about average. it's moving better on the right-hand side. that's your traffic heading to the pe

. >> my name is astora irving, and i am here to address mrs. hayes, the commissioners, and her employees. i have looked at your resume, mrs. hayes, and you have a very extensive resume. i am here to alarm you about your fire department and other e.m.s. it seems like someone has me on their radar. they know my going as well as my coming. i cannot step out of my house without one of your fire departments, whether it is an ambulance or a transportational vehicle, fire department vehicle always coming after me, stalking me, using their alarms. i have wrote you and e-mailed you, oh, several times from 2015, and i have not e-mailed you anymore -- i think i e-mailed you '15, '16, and '17. never got back any response from you. i've read your resume. i also read some of the comments that your fellow peers are saying about you. they're saying that you overlook things. you don't take things very seriously, you're not running a good department. i want to know why is it -- and i know that you work for -- you worked with homeland security. i used to work wit

now, there was a lot of fuss made over the irving committee herings, because sam ervin constitutionald a lot. but he was a bit of a ham. and so it was a great show. did show the country this who were populating the white doingor running around, deeds for them or deep sixing the potomac river. somebody told him to deep six some material that he'd found, all these bizarre things. theit was when it got to house that it got very serious and very important and there was thelatively new chairman of house judiciary committee, peter rodino. was from newark. so the cliches being what they said, oh, heing must be mobbed up. but nobody could find anything. a very quiet man, modest. and he set the tone. hired somebody who was 27 at hereime he can't be tonight. frances o'brien. he was this very bright guy. don't really know how they found each other. francis at the time lied about his age. said he was 34. he was really kind of the brains behind this thing. his brothers and had to find a counsel. find -- there was a very sort of partisan -- where david?, okay. a very partisan staff left over from ma