you just raised him to james brown level. >> i know.n here today. >> which is pretty cool for him. >> on his birthday. >> awesome. >> really. >> feeling the vibes this morning, charles. >> awesome. >> he's hard-working man. >> you're having a better morning than me. >> i'm sorry. >> it's still early for you. >> ryan seacrest signed on this is happening. this is a thing. and now another hit show that used to be on fox might be going to abc. >> everybody wants a piece of american idol. the thing is barely been off the air but, yes, we found that abc entered the american oy dollar sweepstakes last week. they con contacted free mantle e product company for american idol, and made a bid on the show. now, we told you last month both nbc and fox were trying, work in bidding war trying to get the show to come back. that fell apart because of core which is the co owner of american idol. but now abc wants it, and, yes they were interested in having ryan as well because at that point they already knew they had the deal going with seacrest to be wi

when mousy thompson and the james brown experience performed live in the lost. >> lasts drummer for jamesin the fox beat we always get good story from kevin mccarthy sometimes the story is kevin mccarthy he's overseas on adventure of his own. >> while "murder in or yement express" doesn't open until november this year and before he boarded train ke investment guard yapz of the gal yaxy volume two. >> it's kevin mccarthy i'm here in venice. i can't believe i'm in italy. by the time you watched this video i'll have boarded venice orient express one of the most iconic trains ever. you probably know it mostly from 1934 ago that christie novel which inspired the film with sean conry. i'm josh gadd and getting a huge history lesson of what makes the train so iconic. in other movie news guardian vl the galaxy and i sat down with one of the most ledge tear dairy actors of all time kurt russel. >> i want to see snake join guard yapz of galaxy. what do you think he would do in that group. >> i think unfortunately snake could careless any of them or the things they do or who they are he want to get

brown. earlier, james cook sat down with him and sacramento. he started by asking him how damaging it would be were the u.s. to withdraw from the agreement. governor brown: it would be damaging, but not as damaging as you might think, because president trump, in a paradoxical way, is getting climate denial a very bad name. he is fostering more activism and more effort and more collaboration on the opposite side. the climate activists, states like california, nations like china, like the european union, like india, even, are gathering their forces to take even further steps in the face of president trump's rather odd behavior in going beyond science and weakening and pulling out of paris. james: do you see yourself as leading a global movement to oppose your own president? gov. brown: that would be a little presumptuous. could i lead a global movement? i think that is rather possible, but california has a history of dealing with pollution, smog, and carbon problems that we are facing. we are going to stay the course. we are going to intensify our

. >> we're day 102 officially love james brown. >> got to get things off the right way. >> you'll get up to a lot of big figures when you look at continuing resolution to keep the government in business right now. the price tag is 1.1 billion and they were really up against it on this one for all the conversation we heard about w first 100 days whether it be repeal and replacement but the tax is they have to keep the governments open if republicans were running house and senate and that quhaz they've done now this keeps government doors on not forever this year. this is only going to run folks until september 30 we'll have to do this once again in the fall of course you know that comes before fall election season and timing on that is not that good. but they gave some and they got some on this as you know the trump administration wanted more money to start cution on the border wall. they pulled the plug on that because it became appearance there was no willingness to do that and it was throughout the caai wall that was selfed in place 1.5 million went in for the purpose of strengtheni

just like, you know, we talked about the rooney rule, we just want like james brown said, i don't want nobody to give me nothing, just open up the door, i'll get it myself. >> to each his own. >> yeah. and i'll show what you we're worth. >> and you can't seem to get that? >> no. >> you can't get that meeting? >> can't get that meeting. >> we just want to the help the airline. we want to help the airline grow. there's so much diversity out there. and that's all -- that's all we're trying to do. >> what is it that the public can do to aid and abet you in this effort? and i ask that because it was the public that put united in check when they saw that video. >> right. >> and i suspect when people see this conversation and realize that it wasn't just a person of color being dragged down the aisles, but there are other people being dragged around by these airlines who fly for them and are still being dragged around and not being given the respect that they deserve, what if is it that an average citizen and customers can do to help you. you help us all the time, how can we help you? >> well

. >>> but the war of all time, james brown, he is in a tie for war mug shot ever. james brown, tied with nick n olte. >> oh, that is bad. >> i think nick nolte is worse , he had hair flying. >> yes. >> at lee put your robe on, rest in peace. >> what about this one, mike jerrick's mug shot. >> that looks more like dennis bianchi our general manager, don't you. >> wow. >> do you still want to work here like seriously. >> no comment on me by the way >> talk about the big boss. >> do you still want to work here. >> i'll get back to you on that one. my attorney, will let you know ken good to see you. lets get back to this man, riding a drone i have never seen this in my life. we will tell you where that was, why that was, coming up. ♪ 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

. >> no, we will go downhill from there, probably ending up at the bottom which is james brown or nick nolte and you be the judge. >> remember guy that became famous, after his mug shot jeremy meets. >> he was in the news last week, i think he was in cannes at some party. >> living life new. >>> pushing, shoving threats of gun violence all on the floor of the texas state house alex you know this state very >> we will show you what led to these lawmakers getting out of control, while in session, look at that, boom. >> is that your dad? >> no. >>> and then pretty much another fight this one big time on the field, in the diamond. >> mixture of fists, helmets and hair, bryce harper land a few punches after charging mound in san francisco, what he says happened three years ago, that led to this moment. >>> one of the war in history. >> what is he trying to do with that. >>> one lawmakers claims that his life was threatened so he called ice. >> so camera rolling as emotions boil over in austin, yesterday. protesters, they are angry over a bill that ban sanctuary cities, they fill capitol rot

>> i love le brown james, but i don't think they are going to beat the warriors.come in waves and waves. they have ten players they can put in and cavaliers are playing with knuckle heads. >> if l lebron wins, it will be his fourth title would you put him in the michael jordan category? >> yes. it would be the most magnificent victory anyone forged. if he pulls this off, he may be ahead of michael jordan. >> jordan never lost a final. >> tom brady lost two superbowls. greatest of all time? i trumped you, didn't i? >> he's mike misnel missanelli. i'm ducis rogers. see you next time. >> i'm melissa magee >> and i'm jeannette reyes. tonight on fyi philly. >> it's memorial day weekend and we're getting summer ready! with a roundup of ways to get outdoors. >> and ideas to make your patio perfect. >> plus we hit the pit for some legendary barbecue. >> and get our philly cheesesteaks down the shore! >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly! and we have a new member of the team! welcome jeannette reyes!! >> thank you!! and happy memorial day weekend! >> we are at longwood

joining me is doctor james brown lecturer but that is a myth. being told we may be able to get through to doctor brown, can you hear me? unfortunately and obviously he can't. instead, more jobs can be done by robots in future and it is a worry for robots —— workers and politicians. to what degree can it replace human labour altogether? this exhibition in paris where it that the latest creations are shown. from around the world the robots have come to paris to show off their new skills. this one response to the colour green and seems to be distracted by the cameraman. they are leaving the factories and trying to find roles in everyday lives. basically he has three functions. the first is to monitor the health of the people. there is onejob monitor the health of the people. there is one job they are after. this is designed to be a companion monitoring the health of an elderly person and alerting relatives of necessary. he will survey the mood of the person. he will survey the activity, if the elderly has no activity, if the elderly has no activity

james brown's drummer is live with us and he's throwing a bash for him tonight his ban is here to perform of empire. get a first-hand look at what it takes to really produce those lyon hits week after week. >> and where in the world is kevin mccarthy now? we'll fine out at 10a. good day just a few away. >> ♪ >> can't wait. >> and he's gone just like that he's gone. >> thanks holly. thanks wisdom. when we come back, a porch pirate? if you think they strike only on the holidays, you'll want to see what we found after the break. >> not good. >>> no. >> 8:43. ♪ well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? ♪ >>> this time of the year last thing you want is some grinch feeling that they can take things that don't belong to t them. >> you need to get a job and work for >> she could have stolen gift that was f

james brown song, and i was able to reintroduce myself in a way i've never done. new introduction of myself. >> some may say why would you mess with perfection? you have to recreate the great songs. >> well, it's a little tricky when you produce the first ones also. i kind of got this right. so it was just some tricky moments. like the song which i was about to record i'm on my way radio. i'm like i can't beat this. this is like fantastic. so i combined it with some instrumental things i had done for a score of lily hammer. i did that score for three years, so i got a lot of music there. that's rerelease third down year also. i attached other types of instrumental things and made it new. in some cases you can make things new. in some cases the arrangements are similar. >> we have about thirty-seconds left. tell me this. they say you have so much fun making this record. is that true? >> yeah. we did it live first. we put the band together for a blue's festival in london and came home. we did the whole thing in five or six weeks. >>> thank you for being here. "soul

james comey. a source telling pam brown that former fbi director james comey is not worry about any tapes.ing on those tapes for james comey to worry about. comey is disputing the origin of the dinner with the president back in january. the president said james comey said he ask for the dinner and asked if he could keep his job. the source says that's not the way it went. it was the president who asked for the dinner. the back-and-forth as you're on the air, the story is moving as we speak because of this ping-pong of credibility here. >> if he were worried about leaks in the white house from the fbi, this is not helping your case. you think we're not going to hear lots and lots of other things that sound a lot like this and what's out there and what's not? >> i'm saying earlier there's a lot of interest from members of congress about what james comey's account. that's why he's being called next week. wait till he's in that open session and dispute as what the president is saying. it's going to perpetuate what the president started. >> president talking about this so openly, there's some p

. >> godfather of soul, james brown. >> who else? >> franky valley. >> that's correct. >> one more? >> dinah shore. >> biggest selling single of all time, not richard haass. that was number two. bing crosby. >> what's the biggest selling single of all time? >> "white christmas." >> jake sherman, thank you so much. >> one other thing, willie geist, in new york, in the boroug boroughs, why is this day loathed by sports fans? >> may 3rd. i don't know the answer to that. >> the day walter o'malley decided to move to tfrom brookl dodgers to los angeles. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> did hillary clinton really say that she lost in places that didn't have cell service for miles? >> broadband. >> because i checked, right? she won new canaan, harold. my cell phone hasn't worked there in six or seven years. >> hillary clinton gives her most detailed comments yet on how she lost the election. plus senator elizabeth warren joins us live this morning. i look forward to that. >> did you know, mika, 23% cell phone coverage in new canaan, connecticut. >> house democratic whip steny hoyer, c

i did eight songs i had written for other people and a couple covers, james brown's song, and i was ableoduction of myself. that i have never done before. >> and some may say, why would you mess with perfection? you have to recreate the great songs. >> well, it's a little tricky when you produce the first ones also. but that said, i kind of got this right, you know? so it was just some tricky moments. like the song that i was about to record, i'm on my way to the studio and it comes on the radio. i'm like, i can't beat this. this is fantastic. so i combined it with some instrumental think i had done for the score of "lily hammer." i did that score for three years and have a lot of music there. that will be re-released this year as well. so i attached some instrumental thing to the gary song and it made it new. in some cases you can make it new. in some cases the arrangements are similar. >> we have 30 seconds as we crank it up and go to break. tell me this, they said you had so much fun making this record, is that true? >> yeah, because we did it live first, which is unusual. we put the

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james comey. i'm pamela brown. >> i'm jim sciutto. we also have exclusive new cnn reporting tonight on another lapse by attorney general jeff sessions in disclosing his contacts with the russians. here's what we know at this hour. cnn has learned that attorney general sessions did not report his meetings with russian officials and other foreign contacts when he applied for his security clearance. now the top democrat on the house judiciary committee is demanding an investigation. >>> also tonight, crucial questions unanswered about conversations between president trump and his former fbi director james comey. requests by congress for comey's memos, or any white house tapes that might exist, were declined. a special counsel robert mueller is expected to ask for the very same information. this as comey's actions in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation are in the spotlight once again tonight. the woest woe"washington post" probe was influenced by what's being called a dubious document, potentially fake memo that may have been part of

james comey. i'm pamela brown. >> i'm jim sciutto.n reporting tonight on another lapse by attorney general jeff sessions in disclosing his contacts with the russians. here's what we know at this hour. cnn has learned that attorney general sessions did not report his meetings with russian officials and other foreign contacts when he applied for his security clearance. now the top democrat on the house judiciary committee is demanding an investigation. >>> also

white house says by removing james co-the investigation in to russia's lelgts election meddling may send sooner, butvo head. let's go to pamela brown. tell us about today's testimony. >> reporter: the now acting director of the fbi testified today that james comey's firing will have no impact on the probe that he called highly significant and he said comey had the full backing of the fbi rank and file directly contradicting the white house. tonight the acting director for the fbi andrew mccabe assuring that the russian investigation has not and will not be hindered by the firing of former director james comey. >> there has been no effort to impede our investigation to date. quite simply put, sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and upholding the constitution. >> reporter: and mccabe pledging that he will alert committee if there are any indications the investigation is being tampered with. >> for as long as you are acting fbi director, do you commit to informing this xhilts difference any effort to interfere with the ongoing investigation into links between rus

golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) governor jerry brown's budget proposal includes 15 million dollars to help people fighting deportation. this would bump the state's financial aid fund to 33-million dollars. immigrant rights groups have applauded the move saying it is a commitment to protecting families. it could also be interpreted as a direct challenge to the trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. ( james ) one of the officers who dragged a united airlines passenger off a flight in april had just finished a suspension when the incident happened. officer james long was suspended march 27 for violating five department rules. long's suspension ended march 31. nine days later, long was one of several chicago aviation department officers who dragged doctor david dao from a full flight at o'hare airport. his violations included "inattention to duty," ''incompetence or inefficiency" and "conduct unbecoming an officer or public employee." ( james @ bam ) get the costumes ready -- bay to breakers is back this coming weekend. the

brown. this was james comey didn't share his memos, with donald trump, and jeff sessions and rod rosenstein, the memos were not shared despite concerns from comey that president trump could be crossing the line and potentially obstructing justice. it is not clear if he shared memos with any staffers. the source says that rosenstein released that information. and it was not clear how much it factored into his decision. the justice department declined to comment on this tonight. what do you make on this bit of breaking news we have now, john? >> well, it's certainly interesting, it sounds like mr. comey was very much like he was in the past, he did send memory -- memos, this is pretty much par for the course, i don't think he was deceiving anybody. he just didn't feel any need to bring it forward and report anything. so it was just there to be found. and it's been found now, and it's in need. >> so what does that mean? anything for the investigation? does that change anything for the investigation or anything in your mind as it concerns this investigation? >> well, it's hard to believe that it

pamela brown, last time james comey testified he short of dropped the bombshell news that the fbi is investigating alleged ties between the trump associates and russia. that is well about a month ago and there are new developments that leaked out including the fisa warrant on carter page and sally yates is set to testify contradicting what the white house said on sally yates. what are the new details he's expected to be pressed on? >> james comey will be limited on what he can say about the russia investigation. it is true that he made big news during the last hearing when he publicly acknowledged for the first time that the fbi was, indeed, investigating possible coordination between russians and trump associates. i can tell you the goal today is not to make any big headlines -- >> pamela? i am going to jump in right now. the senate judiciary chair chuck grassley beginning this hearing. >> early birds, whichever rule applies. director comey, welcome. we thank the fbi for what it does to keep america safe. there's been a lot of controversy surrounding the fbi since the last time you

.> ( james ) assistant coach mike brown will continue to take on kerr's role as he recovers. ) coming up.. a new president is elected in france and world leaders are reacting.... what president trump is saying about emanuel macron this morning. plus... a major protest expected today in the east bay. how it can impact your child's education. and after the break. a body found near a popular restaurant for children. we'll have the latest on a grim discovery made right here in the bay area. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge ,$8drw ( james ) tahoe got a little spring snow over the weekend. this is in south lake tahoe. a couple of inches of snow came down this weekend. but the fear of melting snow... prompted a flood warning to local rivers and creeks in the tahoe area. (james) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave) high pressure will build over the region today into tuesday with a noted warming trend. temperatures will trend cooler as early as wednesday as the ridge breaks down and onshore flow increases ahead of the next trough. much cooler and

brown has nba finals experience. back in 2007 he led the cavs and the young lebron james to his first nba finals. vs got swept by the spurs. does brown have any special insights on how to stop lebron? what is his kryptonite? >> i don't know more about lebron than steve does. obviously i coached him, so there's maybe a little bit more know on his personal side about him. but in terms of him as a basketball player, you know, everybody has knowledge of what he can do on the floor. he's played very well. seems like every year his game has gotten better. >> should have gotten teed up for hanging on the rim there. game one is thursday night. every game will be here on abc 7 followed by after the game i'll be joined and mike will have all the news. >>> the 101st version of the indy 500. the fastest average speed. this is a scary 232 miles an hour. dixon, a four-time indycar champ. but he wants another title. >> it's what drives you. there's two goals that we set going into every year. and you know, that's to win the indianapolis 500 and win the championship. and it's a big deal, man. it's a massive event

brown. former fbi director james comey did not share his moemos with president trump with top justice department officials including jeff sessions or rod rosenstein. the memos were not shared despite concerns from comey that trump could be crossing the line and obstructing justice. it was not immediately clear if he shared the memo with any staffers at a lower level. rosenstein had not reviewed the memos as of last night. it's unclear how much that factored into his decision of appointing a special prosecutor. what do you make of this breaking news that we have now, john? >> it's certainly interesting. it sounds like mr. comey was being like he was in the past, where he did send memos to the files and he left them in the files until they were discovered by others or he was actually called on and needed the memo. so this is pretty much par for the course and i don't think he was being desif tif in anceptiv. it was just there to be found and it's been found now and it's in need. >> so what does that mean? anything for the investigation, does that change anything for the investigation or anything,

brown has nba finals experience. back in 2007 he led the cavs and the young lebron james to his first nba finals. cavs got swept by the spurs. does brown have any special insights on how to stop lebron? what is his kryptonite? >> i don't know more about lebron than steve does. obviously i coached him, so there's maybe a little bit more than i may know on his personal side about him. but in terms of him as a basketball player, you know, everybody has knowledge of what he can do on the floor. he's played very well. seems like every year his game has gotten better. >> should have gotten teed up for hanging on the rim there. game one is thursday night. every game will be here on abc 7 followed by after the game i'll be the news. >>> the 101st version of the indy 500. the fastest average speed. this is a scary 232 miles an hour. dixon, a four-time indycar champ. but he wants another title. >> it's what drives you. there's two goals that we set going into every year. and you know, that's to win the indianapolis 500 and win the championship. and it's a big deal, man. it's a massive event, over 100 years

the interview on jerry brown and the economy of brown's take on the firing of fbi director james comeynk that comey's public statements about the e-mail and hilary was a very bad and unprofessional -- and he never acknowledged it. so, i think comey has real serious problems. >> what says the timing of it? >> but, that's the other point, that he asked for recourses to investigate the russian/trump connection so yeah that smells. >> where do you think this all goes? is it going to hang over trump? >> well, it's hanging over washington it's all they can think about. i'd like to see the senate restore some of its earlier luster with the great giants and senators in the past, and with truly bipartisan democrat/republican let them investigate, i think maybe bring the house in too. but watergate was a lot -- the investigation that was driven by the house of representatives and by the committees. so i think they're capable if they can get off this circus of partisanship which they seem addicted to tragically. >> now with cnn commentator david axelrod interview with senator jerry brown. david a

james comey. >> thank you very much, pamela brown. "out front" now, cory booker, and senator, i want to ask you about that subpoena in just a moment. first, though, i want to start with the breaking news here. we're hearing that the president fired jim comey when he felt that he was his own man. the president said he lost kchd in comey several months ago. why do you think he was fired now? >> i think we're hearing conflicting reasons. they haven't gotten their stories the straight yet. on one hand ice rosenstein's letter. i don't want to let that distract from the crisis of this moment where we have russia who has heying tacked our country in a cyber way, trying to undermine our elections and there's a whole urgency to get to the bottom of what happened. there is an open investigation going on, really investigating associates of the president's. so we really have a crisis right now and the urgency is to get to the bottom of that. public trust has been eroded. this president cannot oversee an investigation into his own associates. we n

yearsof course the key for the warriors will be slowing down lebron james who is averaging 32.5 points per game in the playoffs durant and brown were asked how do you handle lebron?borwn & david west) "challenge him, just challenge him like we do with any other really good player. try to challenge him, don't get discouraged. he's gonna make shots, he's gonna shoot tough ones. just let him know you're gonna come back down the next play and play the same type of defense." "you try to make it tough on him. you try to make him work as best as you can to get him off of his sweet spots so he doesn't have an easy game offensively and makybe he'll miss a few shots here and there that will turn into a positive for you going the other way." the bay area sports hall of fame's 2017 class is in the books. as the bashof sponsor, kron is featuring vignettes of the inductess including the man who helped build one of the greatest dynasties in nfl history... 49ers executive carmen policy (sot: toyota open) "this bay area sports hall of fame moment is brought to you by toyota. let's go places.

about his firing of james comey, even used some pretty strong language to attack comey calling him crazy and a nut job, and we're also hearing reports from our own sources, pam brown hearing from a source very close to james comey that he believes personally the former fbi director believes personally that the president was attempting to influence his judgment on the russian investigation but whether or not that rises to the level of obstruction of justice is an open question. so the president and the white house to a certain extent were hoping that this trip to saudi arabia would change the conversation. he's going to be in a number of other countries as well, show him as the leader of the free world, doing presidential things, but there is so much happening in washington right now surrounding this russian investigation, even though robert mueller is in place as special counsel, his investigation is just at the front end and so there is a lot that's going to happen over the next couple of months that the white house has to deal with. martin? >> ryan nobles thanks for the view from washington. let's get back to the view from saudi arabia, it is history, as we poin

you ask california governor enginejerry brown about the sto the week, of the year, the james comey firing part of your conversation. >> i do think that comey's public statements about the e-mails and hillary was a very bad and unprofessional -- and he never even acknowledged it. so i think comey has real serious problems. >> what about the timing of it? >> but that's the other point, that he asked for resources to investigate the russia/trump connection. so, yeah, that smells. no question. >> and where do you think this all goes now? is this going to hang over trump? >> well, it's hanging over washington, that's all they can think about. i would like to see the senate restore some of its earlier luster, thinking of the great giants in the senate in the past, and with truly bipartisan, democrat and republican. let them investigate. i think that maybe you bring the house in, too. but watergate was a lot -- the investigation there was driven by the house of representatives and by the committees. so i think they're capable if they can get off this circus of partisanship and polarization, whic

let's begin with the fbi director james comey's testimony to the senate judiciary committee. pamela brown has the very latest for us. pamela, comey was questioned by both democrats and republicans. >> that's right, wolf. senators on both side of the aisle wanted to get a lot off their chest with fbi director james comey during the animated hearing today comey revealed new details about his controversial handling of the two high profile probes involving the presidential candidates during the election. >> tonight, fbi director james comey in the hot seat before the senate judiciary committee telling lawmakers he has no regrets about his letter to congress announcing during the election that hillary clinton e-mail probe was reopened. even if it affected the outcome. >> look, this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think we might have had some impact on the election. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. everybody who disagrees with me has to wum back to october 28 with me and stair at this and tell me what you would do. would you speak or conceal? and i could be wrong but w

james comey to drop the investigation of michael flip. multiple congressional panels have now asked to see comey's memos of his talks with the president. let's begin tonight with our justice correspondent, pamela brown. what's the latest you're hearing. >> reporter: we heard that james comey would discuss with his staff ways to respond to anticipated questions from president trump out of concern given the ongoing russia probe, a source saying he wanted to document every single conversation he had with the president in case it became useful some day and there's more memos that vice president been revealed this, as fallout over the memos continues at the white house today. tonight, washington in a state of shock after new revelations that president trump allegedly urged former fbi director james comey to halt the bureau's investigation into michael flynn's to russia, a day after he was dismissed from his post as national security adviser. the senate intelligence committee requesting comey testify before the committee both in open and closed session. >> i want to see the documents, i want to hear from director comb, and i want the fbi to come food with any other relevant materials and then we can conti

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yearsof course the key for the warriors will be slowing down lebron james who is averaging 32.5 points per game in the playoffsdurant and brownwere asked how do you handle lebron?(durant, borwn & david west) "challenge him, just challenge him like we do with any other really good player. try to challenge him, don't get discouraged. he's gonna make shots, he's gonna shoot tough ones. just let him know you're gonna come back down the next play and play the same type of defense." "you try to make it tough on him. you try to make him work as best as you can to get him off of his have an easy game offensively and makybe he'll miss a few shots here and there that will turn into a positive for you going the other way." "we'e got a lot of work to do. we are just focused on work. we've had a bunch on time off, but we've stayed steady. gys have been to the gym comepeteing. that's the best way for us to manintain out focus and our edge until the job is complete." the schedulegame 1 thursday at oracle arenagame 2 sunday also in oaklandthen to cleveland for games 3 and 4 wednesday and friday(game 5 if

yearsof course the key for the warriors will be slowing down lebron james who is averaging 32.5 points per game in the playoffsdurant and brownow do you handle lebron?(durant, borwn & david west) "challenge him, just challenge him like we do with any other really good player. try to challenge him, don't get discouraged. he's gonna make shots, he's gonna shoot tough ones. just let him know you're gonna come back down the next play and play the same type of defense." the raiders continuing their offseason training tday in alamedajack del rio strutting aroundmarshawn lynch working out with the running backsbut the big topic derek carr's contract the quarterback is in the final year of his rookie deal and making less than $1 million per season maybe the best bargan in football negotiations are ongoing to sign him to a mulit-year deal worth well over $100 million today carr said if it's not done by training camp he doesn't want to talk about it anymore but he's not worried (sot: carr) <> derek carr" that should get going real soon, i would hope because once training camp hits i'm all football. i'm not going to distra

james comey. join us as you do every saturday, jack burkman and david brown. let's talk about this a little bit.good evening. >> first off we should say we heard you were already arguing in the green room. >> we start early, lauren. >> let's start with the very latest news. we kind of lead our show off with there's already a search. apparently there's going to be several canned dates talking about the job. who would be the right choice, in your opinion. i hear senator corn up. >> if corn um wants the job, i'm shocked to death he does. maybe af sessions of attorney general. he's head and shoulders above the field. if krnm wants it i'll take him. they were planning to have the elections 18 months from now. i think it will move up that would cause some interesting questions. they would try to move for the number two spot. the thing with senator corn um, he'll be really involved in the healthcare sessions in the senate. i think it would be a headache if he did accept the job. to your question, who is qualified to be fbi director. it's going to be the question that a every s senator is going to be as

james matthews in berkshire. new rules for cigarette packaging come into force this weekend. all packs must be greenish—brownnclude a graphic warning of the dangers of smoking. the measures, aimed at discouraging young people from taking up the habit, also include a ban on selling packs of ten. tom burridge reports. persuading young people not to smoke. that's what the government hopes these new rules will do. from today, all cigarette packets have to be a standard green design, similar to this. health warnings must cover two thirds of the front and back of the packets. and you can no longer buy packets of ten. there will also be restrictions on e—cigarettes and on rolling tobacco too. public health campaigners say the number of people smoking in britain continues to fall and this is another positive step. it's too early to say how many will avoid taking up, but even if it's just a few percent that will have a big benefit in 20 or 30 years' time. but the tobacco industry says greater restrictions will only push people to buy cigarettes elsewhere. we are seeing people actually not quitting or giving up smokin

memo that we just heard about this week from james comey in which trump reportedly asked the director of the fbi to let the flynn investigation go. >> pam brown, gloria borger, appreciate the breaking story. a big question we had in the wake of robert mueller being named special counsel, namely would this mean that fired fbi director james comey would no longer testify before a congressional committee? tonight, we know he will and it's an open session. we have the latest on that. what have you learned? >> reporter: james comey will appear before the senate intelligence committee. that's the committee chaired by richard burr and mark warner. as you said, it will be an open hearing, which is significant the fact that james comey will be testifying in public in front of cameras, not in any closed door setting. the date has not been set on his testimony yet. the committee in releasing this information this evening indicating that they will put it on the books for after memorial day. potentially indicating it is their expectation that this will happen very soon. it's a significant development, the fact that comey testifying at all. of course, he w

james ) bay area basketball. warriors acting coach mike brown missed the team's practice monday because of the flu.so the team had a familar face on the sideline. steve kerr coached the team's practice yesterday with brown out. kerr has been out for most of the playoffs with lingering back problems. despite being out there for practice, kerr is unlikely to be on the sidelines for game one of the n-b-a finals. "i'm not ready to coach yet.i'm still feeling a lot of effects of what i've got going on. but with mike being out, i'll take his spot, after he took my spot, media wise. i told the team the good news is the team's really healthy, the bad news is the coaching staff is dropping like flies.>( james ) game one of the finals between the warriors and cavs is set for thursday night at oracle arena. (james) coming up.. at least a dozen people are without a home after a massive bay area fire. we hear from the homeowners who lost everything in the blaze. plus. a police chase on interstate-80 ends with a deadly police shooting.. what officers did to stop the suspect's stolen car. and after th

james harden was awful. some calling it the worst game of his career. lazy past right there. mike brownccentuating the positive and thinking more about how well the spurs date without leonard and without tony parker and old timers also.>> they were out there playing like they had tony. they just ripped houston apart. two of the top guns were not even their. -- there. they did a great job. >> the warriors are looking relaxed. klay thompson -->> that is crazy.>> they handed him the headline from the chronicle. the two buddies go fishing. i think those are two anchovies. having fun getting ready and the cavaliers waiting to find out who they will play in the eastern final. it looks like we don't know. that is gonzales and final second he did call bank and he hit it with 7 last. -- left. john calmly drains the three in the final second. celtics try to win. team 7 a sunday in boston and the winner will meet the cavaliers. that is a good series although your desk either what of those games no match. we will have more later at 11:00 but we have some more news right now with julie and ken. >>>

james comey. he is known to document big moments in tenure. a source told pamela brown that the fired director shared e-mails close to him about major conversations he had with donald trump. particularly those that he felt left him uneasy. the conversation left comey concerned that the president was trying to stop the investigation. comey also wrote memos after other discussions with the president. congress has asked the fbi to turnover memos and e-mails that comey may have written. the white house and president, however, are disputing how comey described the conversation. it will be comey's word versus the president. one surfacing from critics of james comey is why didn't he say something earlier before he was fired. his friends say comey didn't pa want to affect the ongoing russia investigation. chris and alisyn, he insured the comments did not get back to agents conducting the investigation. >> evan, thank you. let's bring in the panel. david gregory. legal analyst jefferey toobin ad editor at large, chris cillizza. david gregory, where are we in terms of gravity of

brown says he could have practiced today if necessary but -- >> no, no concerns. he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance. he could have gone today. that's all. he's definitely good to go tomorrow. >> james harden and rockets trying to go. harden 3 of 17 shooting. ten assists. spurs on a big run. jonathon simmons with authority get it's back to ten. kwooi leonard, nice game. game high 34. sp

brown. pamela, you're first. first on cnn now, the former fbi director james comey sent a farewell letter. what does it say? >> yeah, he did, he sent this farewell letter today a day after he was fired by president trump which was a shock and really sent shockwaves throughout the bureau and this is what he said in his letter. he said to all, "i have long believed that a president can fire an fbi director for any reason or for no reason at all. i'm not going to spend time on the decision or the way it was executed. i hope you won't, either. it is done and i will be fine, although i will miss you and the mission deeply. i have said to you before that in times of turbulence, the american people should see the fbi as a rock of competence, honesty and independence. my hope is that you will continue to live our values and the mission that protecting the american people and upholding the constitution. if you do that, you, too, will be sad when you leave and the american people will be safer." so this is really the first we've heard from director comey since the firing yesterday. he's really stayed mum. he wanted t

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brown says he could have practiced today if necessary but -- >> no, no concerns. he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance. he could have gone today. that's all. he's definitely good to go tomorrow. >> james of 17 shooting. ten assists. spurs on a big run. jonathon simmons with authority get it's back to ten. kwooi leonard, game high 34. spurs win but lose tony parker. suffered a knee injury that's apparently pretty bad. brought to you by river rock casino. baseball for ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> we appreciate your >>> for the first time ever, tonight's episode of "jimmy kimmel live" will be hosted by a randomly selected member of the studio audience. and the lucky winner is -- section c, row d, seat 17. congratulations. >> anthony: me? [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." with special guest host anthony anderson! tonight, george lopez, eddie huang, and music from future.

to the streets protesting the firing of james comey flying over a rally dozens of demonstrators in feinstein office a man -- demanded she take action. >>> gary brown kicks off months of negotiation with legislature and in january the governor proposed governor -- a budget and $3 million in cuts because of lower-than-expected revenues and also uncertainty about the future of edible spending on healthcare. state lawmakers have june 5 deadline to pass a budget or -- >>> troubling circumstance, law designed to protect the privacy of students could be putting other students at risk. >> jesse gary joins us live from the south bay bureau with a case in point at palo alto high school. >> i saw the story and watched it when did you hear about the allegations? >> we were contacted by two victims who wanted to draw attention to the crimes committed against them and once we started digging deeper we found a law in place concealing the identity of the attacker and could put other students at risk. >> sometimes seen around school they would say hello, (inaudible) >> we are concealing the identity of the high school freshman due to the nature of the incident inn