five time winner tiger woods is one of the later starters on thursday and paired with max homa and jason dayto make the cut at augusta national for a record—breaking21ith consecutive time but woods has started just one tournament in 2024 — the genesis invitational in february which he had to withdraw from because he had the flu. but he has a special relationship with the masters. this tournament has meant so much to me in my life and my family. i think have been playing here for 29 years now and it has, it was the ultimate to stay in the crows nest and to watch byron and sam and james tee off on the first hole. and it has been a part of my life to have won here, my first major as a pro. hugging my dad and then full—circle, in �*i9 hugging my son. it has meant a lot to my family. it has meant a lot to me and i always want to keep playing so today we have a chance to play with fred and fred has been here a very long time and we were joking that he is the oldest person ever to make the cut and i think he can do it again this year. it is great. that is the neat thing about this golf course. same

five time winner tiger woods is one of the later starters on thursday and paired with max homa and jason dayational for a record—breaking21ith consecutive time but woods has started just one tournament in 2024 — the genesis invitational in february which he had to withdraw from because he had the flu. but he has a special relationship with the masters my my life and my family i think i've been playing for 29 years now, and it has, it was the ultimate to be able to stay in the nest and watch by iron —— brian munich. it's been a part of life to have... and to hug my son. it's meant a lot to me it's meant a lot to me, and i always want to keep going. you know, he's been here very long time, and we werejoking know, he's been here very long time, and we were joking that he is the oldest... and i think he is the oldest... and i think he can do it again this will be a good group to follow, rory mcilroy paired with the world number one scottie shaffler and another so as mcilroy�*s quest for ther masters continues, let's hear i try not to look too far into the future. i'm excited about how i've been

masters, five—time winner tiger woods is one of the latest on thursday and paired with max homer and jason daymajor winner looking to make the cut at the national for record—breaking 24th consecutive times but starting at one tournament this year, the invitation in february and had to withdraw from that because he had the flu and is practising on tuesday and says woods is looking in great shape. mi; and says woods is looking in great shae, ~y , ., and says woods is looking in great shae. g . ., shape. my practices and what it used to be needs — shape. my practices and what it used to be needs to _ shape. my practices and what it used to be needs to live _ shape. my practices and what it used to be needs to live on _ shape. my practices and what it used to be needs to live on the _ shape. my practices and what it used to be needs to live on the range - to be needs to live on the range and be there all day. that is no longer the case and so, i decided to be more focused on when i do get the chance to get out there and practice and really grind out and make every shot count and if everything come

he goes with jason day and max homa, england's tommy fleetwood also one of the last to go out later.might�*ve been concerns. well, there might have been some concerns this morning of a repeat of last year at augusta where several players had to play two rounds on the final day because of bad weather through the weekend. there is though grounds for optimism this year, from our colleagues at bbc weather this is the map of that storm passing through and over augusta this morning and it looks clear from there on in. the greens have been really softened up by that rain, which could make for good scores today but there is still some wind around from the storm. thankfully, it looks to have passed on through to the atlantic.- on through to the atlantic. fingers crossed, on through to the atlantic. fingers crossed. many _ on through to the atlantic. fingers crossed, many thanks _ on through to the atlantic. fingers crossed, many thanks indeed, - on through to the atlantic. fingers| crossed, many thanks indeed, first round of the masters under way. there was an english champion at the course l

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and the 1st round woods, diesel with jason day and max homa some size. and i was, is there that as is traditional means that the mazda is wednesday, so it will be possibly context as well. gusto which allows the players families to get involved in the fun that was won by ricky fowler. but this isn't necessarily good news for the americans, as no player has ever won the past week on test, and the mazda is tournament in the same weight. so i feel sad to me be hard for me to change that this was all 3 and go 1st step struck out the 5th. why he got a hole in one. that was the 2nd straight. yeah, it was not a she gets a nice fitness then that was one of the highest holy ones, fedex cup champion. victor husband also managed to achieve the feats. this is at the 6 hold for one thing, a little way from the pin and actually look like it. it stopped at one point, but then it was on the knees and it rode full the way into the hole. while right show that it looks like a 5. so i made you in a brook's cap cuz getting his baby son started in the gay valley. i did. and 2

i'm sound a shuffle a is the stand out pairing in the 1st round. woods tees off with jason day and max home a tom size and i was, is there, the french woman has set a world record for rope climbing and she started up the eiffel tower in paris. obstacle, close racing, and look, gone. the ache find 110 meters, that's 20 meters high. and the previous frequency by mail south african athlete. i'm more than 80 meters above the women's robe timing wrinkled the extreme endearments feet scaling a free hanging rope. the moans in teams on the lake and coal street or leave it there for now, i'll be here again in a few hours with most full. it's nice there. all right peter, thank you so much. well the people have guys don't have much to be festive about during the story is holiday. after more than 6 months of war, the one is warning that simon is setting in. and much of this trip has been reduced to rubble. but people in the rough are doing their best to keep the traditions alive, how much them to has more despite the horrors of israel's war on gauze at this toy shopping, the fine children and adul

i'm sound a shuffle a is the stand out. pairing in the 1st round would stays off with jason day and max home a tom size and i was is there history will be made when the new nfl season kicks off in september when brazil hosts 1st. they have a game, the philadelphia eagles will take on the green bay packers on september 6th and sell palumbo at the corinthians arena. it will be the 1st nfl game in south america . and the 1st week one game played on a friday evening since 1970. now that's all the small things hold tonight. carrie, thank you. thanks very much for attending to the war on golf. so now with people in rafa are doing their best to keep the traditions of life during this age on a day. have a judging, has despite the horrors of israel's hor, on gauze at this toy shopping the fine children and adults seek a bit of fun. customers are looking for gifts to give during what supposed to be a festive season. the shopkeeper, i committed somebody says this what i'm up on and it even fit the or nothing like years past the. there is no joy or appetite for celebrating the whole the occasions,

days . that was jason kemp, the don't you know the from my nbc and use and i hot radio speaking to me. i know donald trump has been back in cost today and his harsh money tried in new york. he complained that he should have been at the supreme court in washington, justices that a hearing arguments of trump come to be prosecuted. so things he did, why he was president the history making set of allegations last august, former president trump was charged with 4 accounts of conspiracy and instruction by the justice department, special counsel jack smith today. and then dining room was an sealed charging donald j. trump, with conspiring to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. but trump legal team argues he should be protected by presidential immunity. the claim, many legal experts are skeptical about. he doesn't have any text in the constitution to rely on, and that's significant because the constitution does grant and unity explicitly to members of the legislature. but it doesn't mention the presid

barclays says one, and we even heard from not one, but two former obama economist larry summers and jason furman dayove from the fed is not a rate cut. it could actually be a rate hike. now, too early to actually forecast that. but it speaks volumes that we're even talking talking about rate hikes right now. >> yeah. and i know you're reporting that moody's chief economist has said that gas prices could be the big mover here, can create real problems for the economy as well. we will see this is not good news on inflation. had he can thank you so much, sir? >> all right. this morning, donald trump failing in his latest bid to derail his criminal trial here in new york for the third time, it just three days a new york appeals court judge denied his request to delay the trial. it's going to start on monday unless something really unexpected happens. cnn senior crime adjusted reporter caitlin poland's is with us now. so i mean, there are a couple of days to go, actually four until monday. so what next >> well, that's out. we'll have to see what the next couple of days bring, but what we saw monday, tues

stuart: a a h, politics moves fast these days. jason, thanks very much for handling it it for us. soon. >>> want to get back to the anti-israel protesters in deerborn, or michigan, for example. chad -- for heaven sake, i was about to say. chanting death to america. are we going to hear from the president on this? lauren: no, because people already heard from his press secretary. >> reporter: should we expect to see anything from the president on that though? it was a pretty significant display. >> i mean, you're hearing from me. i think that's important. the other part two that i do want to be clear about a, peaceful protest is something that the president has also been very clear that it is important to give folks space to peacefully protest. but any type of violent rhetoric we are going to denounce. lauren: death to america. [laughter] it's peaceful. stuart: right. lauren: i mean, you just scratch your head. stuart: you really do. lauren: i know he needs that vote, but you need to condemn it was wrong to say even if it is peaceful. death to america is insulting. stuart: on ameri

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sonali: i want to pull up this comment from jason furman about a day ago.e said a huge asymmetric uncertainty is a problem. he said if he's too optimistic and inflation is 3%, we are in a world of hurt and they need to tighten more. if it is more like 2% refined and there is no reason to worry unless it fell below one point 5%. i'm curious how you would react to that? >> i would frame our world of hurt -- the sectors that are still problems. there is an interesting study that looks at the categories. i think we absolutely have to go under the hood to figure out the inflation dynamics. we are down to categories that are not interest rate sensitive. if we see a pickup in those sectors, we are in a world of hurt. what rate increase are you going to do that will get all of these people to move back home with mom and dad and get rent down? what will it take to get these insurance structural changes done more quickly? we are in a place where the fed's tools, they can do it, they can destroy enough demand in other places. but that is where the hurt comes in. i don

day. >> jason carroll, cnn, eureka illinois breaking overnight arrests on college campuses as pro-palestinian protests grow across the country. the only thing standing between the people well, gaza and a ceasefire is hamas. >> new comments from secretary of state antony blinken after israel proposed what he calls an extremely for narrowly generous ceasefire deal, the damage is unbelievable. what one governor is saying as deadly, severe storms the country. sara is out, i'm john berman with kate bolduan. this is cnn news central this morning, college graduations or right around the corner with pro-palestinian can't-miss set up on some of the very sites. they're supposed to take place. hundreds of students and faculty have been arrested or detained and sometimes violent encounters with authorities in boston, about 100 new arrests at northeastern university after police broke up an encampment there at ucla, police in riot gear intervened after protesters breached security barrier. george washington university is beginning to see its encampment spill off campus onto the streets. cnn's danny freema

. ♪ it's going to be a good day ♪ >> whit: plus, celebrating passover with cookbook author jason goldsteinng us one-pan recipes for the whole family as we say, good morning, america. ♪ rain or shine ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us for our second hour. we get to eat this morning. that's very exciting. >> gio: smelling the brisket over there. >> whit: treats from hawaii to go as well. also, a lot of talk about cowboy carter. saddling up perhaps for a performance at stagecoach this weekend. question, question mark. why some are betting on beyonce surprising everyone. what do you think about that one, janai? >> janai: i think i'm waiting with bated breath to see. >> gio: it will be epic if she does. >> whit: other stories we're following. >> janai: sean "diddy" combs wants some of the claims in the sexual assault lawsuit against him to be dismissed. his lawyers saying those laws didn't exist at the time of the alleged attack. >>> plus, a big shake-up at southwest airlines. what it could mean for passengers. >> gio: first we are going to begin with that tornado ou

another day kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> it was the final day of the nba'sson in the warriors had to win and get some help if they wanted to be guaranteed a another home game this season, the dust has settled and we now know golden state's fate will take you through everything and show you where the dubs will be on tuesdays. play-in round of a good matchup go down the street from our kron. 4 studios case. stephen graham on getting a rest against the 2nd quarter warriors up 9 klay thompson. >> he's been so good down the stretch of this season. warriors go up by 12 25 same quarter dubs of andrew gets to mid-range. really tough to handle. we've had 19 0th quarter. 6 point does lead in transition wiggins. find my guy de santos. he had 12 of 5 off the bench. >> that's santa cruz pipeline. >> speaking of a santa cruz pipeline, lester quinones, he spent a bunch of time down in the cruise this year. he also had 12 points off the bench under 2 minutes to go. now warriors up to drone robertson. another guy played in santa cruz some point this year. reverse layup, 3 po

days in an iranian prison. jason, thanks so much for being with us. us intelligence is suggesting that israel is weighing a response inside iranian territory, though reportedly a limited response in scope what do you think potential targets could be >> well, or first and foremost, i think we have to think about iran's nuclear programs. other military installations, places where they might be building plastic missiles. >> but you got >> to remember a lot of these facilities are underground i think it's unlikely that they would target heavily populated areas but ultimately iran, especially urban iran, is very densely populated and most of the country's top leadership lives in tehran. so there is quite a lot of damage that could be inflicted by any sort of attack on iranian soil. as limited in scope as this attack might be. how do you anticipate the iranian government might respond to a strike inside its borders. it seems like we're on a path toward escalating retaliation that's one of the, reasons boards, while i think

jason, this is very much a day about the jobs number.economic narrative in america can change significantly with what happens today at 8:30 a.m.? >> the porridge his to be just right, dom. if we have an extreme number on either ide, you will have a binary reaction. that is not our expectation whatsoever. i think good news will be construed as it should be as good news. >> if good news is good news and bad news is bad news, what do we make of the recent market action? does it give you some pause? the volatility? >> the higher for longer regime is because the economy is on solid footing. sometimes we overcomplicate things. in the last few days, the market has been able to withstand higher rates. to me, it is counterintuitive to be spooked by economic resiliency. this sticky inflation is a result of a strong economy. what does this portend? a q1 earnings period that beats expectation. >> what is your word of the day? what is it and why? >> coiled. small and mid-cap stocks are coil ed springs. they have been volatile, but they have the most

world are really on the brink this is our inflection point as a country, 206 days here with reaction fox news contributor jason joe, jason will start with you tonight if you look at it can you name a single policy implement it by joe biden or whoever is calling the shots there that has worked out well for hard every day hard-working americans that obey the law pay their taxes raised their kids take them to school on sunday work there at 121416 hour days any policies that are working for them. >> no quite the opposite let's remember that democrats had the house and the senate and the presidency for the first two years they could run the table and you know what they did they opened up the borders they decided to import illegal aliens to the tune of 10 million guess what those 10 million people need housing they want healthcare and education and then were surprised that all the sudden rent is go up gas is up all these expenses are up and then the president is mystified that black americans, intercity people living in the intercity suddenly are not getting the resources they used to they're going to the illegal al

day. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says in sacramento. he joins us with the details about this play-in game. it's like a game 7, but it's like it's just really intense. jason, that's all. that's all i got. >> 100% and really justine is like deja vu because here we are back in sacramento one year later, once again with the warriors playing with their season on the line. now to be more specific, it was april 30th of last year when the warriors had to come to sacramento and play in a game 7 elimination game and now they find themselves here again. now the journey to that point last year in the journey to this point this year might be a little different. but the feelings are the same. the warriors do not want to be here. they've made it no secret that they were not expecting to be a 10 seed in the nba play-in tournament. but that is their reality. now, last year they had a chance to end the king season at home in game 6 at chase center's. but >> they got blown out and really they had come back to sacramento with absolutely no momentum and get

day. it's sad to watch quite frankly. carley: yeah, talked about me working the weekend. you're working the weekend and you're going to be on the big saturday show tonight. jasonnita, dr. sapphire and more. have a great day, joe. >> thank you for the shameless promo. appreciate you and see you tonight at 7:00 p.m.. i know you'll be tunning in, carley. carley: absolutely. major artist coming out taking aim at concert ticket sales and marsha blackburn is sponsoring it and coming on the show to talk about it next. ♪ (♪) (♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize they're gonna need more space... (man) gotta sell the house. (vo) oh...open houses. or, skip the hassles and sell directly to opendoor. (man) wow. (vo) when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. every. single. night. stearns & foster. what comfort should be. rick. welcome back to "fox & friends" and really devastating severe weather yesterday and lot of tornado-wa

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jason katz with me now to cover the markets. it's been quite a day so far. up 60 points and nasdaq down nine. that's almost a complete reversal from where we were when it opened at 9:30 this morning. jason katz with us today. so, i can't really explain this. the market goes straight up at opening bell and oil goes down and gold goes down. that's not supposed to happen, jason. >> it actually is. it's classic buy the rumor, sell the news. stuart: is that right? >> yeah. think about all the handwriting coming into this weekend whether lingering concerns of inflation, whether it be good but not great earnings and of course, what would happen and transpire over the weekend. this is a collective sigh of relief and this is far from o ver. all the safety trade assets, whether it's gold, whether it's bitcoin, whether it's long term treasuries. i expect them to still catch a bid. there'll be buyers and have upside from here. that doesn't pretend necessarily a demise of the stock market and at a minimum it keep as lid on stock prices for the time being. good news is goo

. >> i mean, on the first day of the trial, jason miller, the communications director for the campaign, or maybe that not his title anymore, he does something with the campaign, i'm sure it's very important, and he shared a split screen of all of these different channels showing him outside the court, and, you know, with some kind of congratulatory statement about the wall-to-wall coverage, and i was just thinking, in no other universe would this be a positive development for a campaign. >> i have this theory, and i think it's, i don't know. it's firmly held, but may be false. i think that he thrives on negative attention. i think he's inverted people's sense of whether negative attention is good for a politician in the abstract, such that people now think it is good, even though it's not. like, that's why carrie lake didn't win in arizona, as you cover that race. >> you're defined by your enemies, right? >> there is a reason that politicians generally don't court negative attention, because they're not, like, they're not pop stars, and they're not shock jocks. they have a different jo

so you've got michelle bowman who, of course, is a fed governor, the other day saying, hey, exactly what jason just said, we may have to tighten rates. she's suddenly now the hawk and powell's the dove? if. >> yeah, it's kind of funny, liz. powell really is almost the dove in the room because it's not just bowman, bostick said maybe 0-1, lisa cooke said something similar, neel kashkari's comments freaked the market out on thursday when he said why do we need rate cuts. so that seems to be the narrative taking hold. if you've got this need to get down to 2%, i understand maybe we want to cut rates a little -- liz: 2%, of course, is the fed's target inflation rate. we're above that now. >> yes. 3 is certainly above 2 -- [laughter] and is so, you know, if we want to get down, if we want to maybe say, okay, maybe 2.a 5, maybe 2.. 75, i understand why they want to cut a little preemptively, but right now there's nothing in there that says it. oil is becoming problem mat ig, concern problematic -- liz: crude's up 19% year to date. >> yes. liz: and, jason, gold is up 14% year to date. and, by the way

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day. >> such a dream come true. jason banter back and forth and to be one lucky guy sitting in the middle. congratulations. it's fun. it's a fun show. that is why it is the best rated show. it deserves it. >> substance mixed with levity sometimes. i think people need. >> i love that. >> we are taking it into the next 10. >> happy birthday to us all. has it flown back? >> where is that champagne? the delicious mix that we go through, and doesn't fly by, but it sure is fun. more "outnumbered." ten plus one. in just a moment. >> i was just a young correspondent. one day, they said in me to be the one lucky guy out "outnumbered." if you go on "outnumbered," we need you to wear a short suit. what is a short suit? we will show you. they bring me back to their room. the suit was fine on top, but i had shorts on. it was a suit with shorts. my legs, as beautiful as they where will be seen by millions. i waltzed out there as one lucky guy does in shorts, hairy legs and all. i came back and said, was that a good idea? one executive

many years later, jason's father moved to a suburden part of san jose to be close to his job. there was not much transit and one day jason was 6 years old, his dad misplaced his car keys. jason and his father had to walk over a mile to catch a bus and the 6 year old jason at that time discovered there was a different way to get around and as i understand it from that first ride, jason was hooks on public transportation literally that misplaced car key by his father inspired a life of commitment to public transportation. i met jason at a stop in coal valley. don't know if he remembers and i learned about his passion for public transit. jason similar to many san franciscans, particularly many of my constituents does not own a car and primarily relies on transit and walking to get around san francisco. what i immediately noticed about jason was that he had an inpsychopedic knowledge of public transit. not just our munim here, but seamingly every public transit system in cities across the nation and he delighted in sharing his knowledge, even with a total straisker he met at a bus stop. every conversation with jason in

will have what he said jason will have what he said next in sports. ss. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we we hit on it on wednesday night. but we have to take a dive a little deeper on klay thompson and his future with the warriors organization. both parties are in an interesting spot. they both one a reunion for obvious reasons. but history tells us the business of the nba always comes first. it is clear the warriors have to upgrade their roster. they want to get back to competing for championships. owner joe laker has also said he does not want to be in the luxury tax next season. so there will have to be some major cat management. this offseason tha

day for and got smoked by the mets at oracle before the game. it was the news about the reigning cy young award winner their prized free agent pickup. what happened blake snell? jasonas next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the got 2 impressive wins over a really good mets team over the past 2 days today, they look for the series sweep, but they got some tough news a few hours before. first pitch prize free agent blake snell was placed on the 15 day with an abductor strain. it's been a rocky start to his giants tenure and it sounded like he could very well be out longer than just 15 days. snow was set to start today. so it had to be a bullpen game. top of the 3rd francisco lindor. had been slumping into early season, but he broke out of it today against the giants. he takes sean jelly deep. it's 2, nothing. mets. the met's build a 6, nothing lead. but in the 7th tyler fitzgerald, okay. he gets one back. johns on the board with his first home run of the season. but really wasn't enough. giants fall 8 to 2. but after the last, everybody was talking about break blake snell and what's going on. the he spoke to the media. >> a really this week's time. even during the reall

many years later, jason's father moved to a suburden part of san jose to be close to his job. there was not much transit and one day jason was 6 years old, his dad misplaced his car keys. jason and his father had to walk over a mile to catch a bus and the 6 year old jason at that time discovered there was a different way to get around and as i understand it from that first ride, jason was hooks on public transportation literally that misplaced car key by his father inspired a life of commitment to public transportation. i met jason at a stop in coal valley. don't know if he remembers and i learned about his passion for public transit. jason similar to many san franciscans, particularly many of my constituents does not own a car and primarily relies on transit and walking to get around san francisco. what i immediately noticed about jason was that he had an inpsychopedic knowledge of public transit. not just our munim here, but seamingly every public transit system in cities across the nation and he delighted in sharing his knowledge, even with a total straisker he met at a bus stop. every conversation with jason in

. >> and here's a look now at jason is working on for tonight's sportswrap coming up at 1130. >> a rough day for the giants and the a's with one of the games creating some ninth inning controversy. the warriors faced their most uncertain off season in years. could this be the end of the big three? and we'll introduce you to two of the top young weightlifters from the bay area, plus a big time regatta on the bay by some of the best young skippers in the country. it's a full half hour coming up at 1130 on sportswrap. >> but first, two brothers attacked by a mountain lion in northern california were honored in a benefit concert. tonight. our community mem ral ed lion in el dorado county. hundreds of people showed up at a brewery in camino to support the family. the brothers were antler shed hunting last month in a remote wooded area when the mountain lion attacked them. 21 year old talon brooks was killed. his brother wyatt brooks, survived but was seriously hurt. >> the horrible thing that happened, and it's a way that people can do something to help, and they really come out and come together

days. n here with reaction, fox news contributors jason andcontribu joe concha. jason, start with you tonighsot >> you know what? you look at it. can you can you name a single policy implemented by joe biden or whoever really calling the shots there that has worked well for for a hard every day hardworking, everyday americans that, you know, obey the laws, pay their taxes, raise their kids, take in the school on sunday work, you know, they're 12, 14, 16 hour days. any policies that are working for them at 121416an? >> no, quite the opposite. let's remember , democrats had the house, the senate and the presidency fore the first the two years. they they could run the table, do what they did. first ould rthey opened up the border. they decided to import, you know, illegaopenborderl alie tune of 10 million. >> guess what? tthose 10 million people, they need housing. they want they want health care. they wanneed h t education. e and then we're surprised that all of a sudden rent is u p ,gas is up, all these expenses are up. all the president p is mystified that black

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jason dumas says the highlights next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it was the final day of the nba's regular season and the warriors had to win and get some help. if they wanted to be guaranteed another home game this season, the dust is settled and we now know golden state's fate. we'll take you through everything and show you where the dubs will be on tuesday's playing around. we start down the street from our kron 4 studio that chase center. >> steph and draymond. they were playing tonight against jazz. >> 2nd quarter warriors up night. klay thompson hits the 3 he had 25 points. he's been playing so well down the stretch. same quarter dubs up 7 andrew wiggins. get to the mid range and he's knocking down that shot. he's tough to stop 19 points for 4th quarter, 6 points dubs the when games 5, my guy de santos, he had a nice game. 13 points. 5 rebounds off the bench. a couple minutes later, lester quinones, another guy who spent some time down the santa cruz this year hand down man down. draymond green loves it. 12 points off the bench for leicester under 2 minutes to go. warriors lead cut to 2 but drove robinson says

day and age. >> all right. jason carroll. thank you very much and thanks so much to all of you. anderson starts now good evening. >> welcome to cnn special primetime coverage. the trump hush money trial. the first ever criminal trial. bill, former president, and there's a lot to bring you from a truncated but busy day six. that's all the judge wanted defense attorney. he's losing credibility. also testimony from david pecker, the former tab hi boy publisher, who became the trump campaigns eyes and ears. and tonight new reporting and discussions are underway about what to do if the former president is actually jailed for contempt. quite a de, a lot to get to judge merchan's warning came as trump attorney todd blanche tried to answer prosecution evidence during contempt hearing with the jury, not present the judge saying, quote, you're losing all credibility with the court but making no decision on the matter. then testimony continued from david pecker, who took jurors deeper into the world of catch and kill, detailing how his national enquirer or sought out stories that might dam

jason will get back with all the details. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants got 2 impressive wins over a really good mets team over the past 2 days today, they look for the series sweep, but they got some tough news a few hours before. first pitch prize free agent blake snell was placed on the 15 day. with an abductor strain. it's been a rocky start to his giants tenure and it sounded like he could be out way longer than just 15 day snow was set to start today. so had to be a bullpen game. top of the 3rd francisco lindor who had been slumping this season for the mets broke out of it today. he takes sean heli deep. it's 2 to nothing. mets. same score in the 4th tyrone taylor. he goes deep to center field. the solo job made it 3 to nothing. now the mets, they build a 6, nothing lead. but in the 7th. tyler fitzgerald, he gets the giants on the board. that is going to kerry kerry, kerry, his first home run of the season, but it was not enough. giants fall 8 to 2, but after the last, most people still have questions about the lake snow and that injury. he spoke to the media after the >> i felt really this week, even during the really good wallace the

jason. all righty. next at 11. >> thank you for today. this is a special and unique day that we don't get to share very often. >> an emotional reunion in the east bay. a former police officer taking the opportunity to thank the paramedics who saved his life. >> the 11:00 news on ktv. fox two starts now. >> 53 year old jeff harrington is a former bart police officer. today, he came face to face with the paramedics who saved his life last year. hello again everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> in november, he suffered cardiac arrest at his home. his wife quickly called 911 and began performing cpr on her husband. paramedics dave raymond and jason vera arrived on scene and stepped in. they say after 20 minutes of working on harrington, they were able to revive him. harrington says he is forever grateful. >> one of my earliest memories, you guys visiting me and that's that's a huge tribute to the people that you guys that you would take the time out of your busy schedule, whether you're dropping a 51, 50 off or whatever. but you came up and saw me and that

students in seattle planning mass walkout to protest against israel, the first day of passover, i think it's blatant anti-semitism. jason taken on. a new report says majority of colleges are not prepared to incorporate ai into their operations. one of the issues? will try to title op-ed in the washington post says the u.s. and troops are vulnerable to low-flying drones drone expert will tell us what we need. militaries technology, that is next. ♪ we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all snoring ] this is going to wreak havoc on overtime approvals. anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs forward-thinking solutions to take on the next anything. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future. a future where you grew a dream into a reality. it's waiting for you. mere minutes away. the future is nothin

jason dumas has the lowlights coming up. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giant split a four-game series in san diego over the weekend. today. they were in hollywood looking good. take some heat against the dodgers and, you know, the packed house whenever these 2 in town to get base first big-time rivalry. bottom of the 3rd dodgers up a run to offer freddie freeman. that's a base hit. mookie betts comes on into score. la extends their lead to 2 top of the 6 giants down by 3 michael conforto. this was about the only highlight of the night for the giants before. do. goes deep to right. all right. bottom of the frame runners at corners the oscar hernandez. he gets it right back for three-run home run for the dodgers. they extend th

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day in america. house ways and means committee chairman jason smith on why the irs is auditing the middle class.he heat is on president trump with jury selection beginning tomorrow for a trump trial in new york. professor jonathan turley with analysis of two different applications of the law. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ if. ♪ if. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with breaking news out of the middle east following iran's unprecedented hours-long attack last night on israel. iran launched hundreds of drones, ballistic and cruise missiles forward israel with -- toward israel with israel's military saying its air a defense system fended off 99% of those attacks. the pentagon says american military forces assisted in the defense of israel, or intercepting dozens of missiles and drones originating in iran, iraq are, syria and yemen. iran claims the attack is in retaliation for a suspected israeli airstrike nearly two weeks ago on an iranian diplomatic building in syria which killed two top generals. meanwhile, president biden signed off on renewing a

dangerous rhetoric like donald trump and others engage in all right, congressman jason crow for us on what is really a historic day as the court tries to decide whether or not donald trump's gonna be held accountable for what you went through on january 6, what our country went through on january 6th. >> thanks very much for your time. >> thank you. >> all right. let's go now to a donald trump's hush money trial in new york. we know that today x tabloid publisher david pecker returns to the stand. the judge has yet to rule on whether trump violated the gag order in that case. we can see that decision come down at any time. in the meantime, trump's former fixer, michael cohen he said that he will stop commenting about the president. he wrote quote, despite not being, despite not being the gagged defendant out of respect for judge merchan and the prosecutors, i will cease posting anything about donald on my x formerly twitter account or on the mea culpa podcast until after my trial testimony. see you all in a month or more. tara pulmonary. what's going on here with michael cohen decided i'm not going to say anything

day forecast. if i ever saw one. >> all right bill, thank you. a bay area college basketball star who also grew up right here is moving on. jasonm has e stor klay thompson was not in the mood to talk about his future with the warriors. but today, warriors general manager mike dunleavy, he made clear the team's intentions. >> we want klay back first and foremost, reassuring news to most warriors fans who can't imagine klay thompson in another uniform. >> and while at age 34, his best years are likely behind him, he was still the warriors second leading scorer and had the fourth most threes in the nba this past season. >> he's still a really good player. we really, really value him and so there's nothing that would make me think that he wants to go somewhere else or we don't want him back. and for that reason, i'm hopeful we can make it happen. >> so what about draymond green? there's no doubt he was out of control at times. but he also had his highest scoring average in six years and was second on the team after only steph in three point accuracy. plus he signed for the next three seasons. >> if we decided he wasn't worth it, yo