watching tha video of doug getting his ankles broken from news 4 at one guy getting redemption, jeff green trending on twitter for getting crossed up. then this, throwing d hn auge slam and then doing that same kind of wiggle mom. green redeeming himself and his teammates on the bench going bonkers. what a play fromreen. final seconds of the first half, wizards down two. jordan mcrae with the ball. kind of gets it a swattedway but gets it back, puts it in at the buzzer. rae ties this game. right now just s third quarter. suns up one. jeff green making up for last night with thatdunk, right? so we want to catch you up. after jeff green put on skates, we went back to the archives. >> leo-- >> anyway. >> he had zlliamson -- >> i got pushed. >> a dunk and redeemed himself. >> look at this. for three. >> behind the arc. >> nba three, baby. that's right. >> see, your ankles were feeling fine. still able to sink those, but -- >> okay. >> see? got my goggles on and everything. >> you didn't need to do the -- yeah, man, i got some moves out there. lasik.s after that's why i had to have those -- i d

does anyone recognize -- >> oh, come on. >> doug doing the jeff green before jeff green. >> is that why you have that limp? >> just like breaking ankles there, doug. >> and watch this from shemari. no chance at theball. >> good effort, so you and jeff have something to talk about next time. >> text time i see him, yeah we hang out every once in a while. >> and you're not doing that for a living, so that's evenfo bett you and your family. thank you for joining uew nightly starts in 60 seconds. >> and we'll see you again at 11:0 0. >>> tonight, from washington, an nbc news exclusive. i go one on one with james comey. his first interview since robert mueller turned in his report. and his first reaction to that fone-page summary from attory general william barr. >> a lot of what is said in that letter doesn't make sense to me. >> the former fbi direor questioning why mueller didn't reach a conclusion on obstruction of justice. >> ao can't quite understand why he didn't resolve the question about whether the president was culpable for io obstru >> and tonight comey calling fof the releashe f

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last night, jeff green gets burned by lance stephenson be the whole lakers bench falls out. night green has revenge. bucket and his teammates rise to the occasion, i hope this isn't a trend where everyone goes bonkers. worth checking out. that's the sorting life. >> i think it's aaf the new football league. >> i knew that. why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. internet that's reliable. internet that's fast. that's super important. i just want to get it right now. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. morning. hey. you sleep all right? no. you? i missed you up there. i know i got kind of carried away -- no, no, no. you don't need to apologize. i don't think that i was apologi-- you were right to be mad. sometimes i just feel

that is jeff green.pany has a history hiring women and minorities and such, because if they were a good chemist, herbert dow did not care what you look like or who you were as long as you could do chemistry. that was his thing. let's do this and not so much care about the other social morals of the day. the foundation of the company was disruptive. this backdrop. people start coming into the company who had been previously in the closet, come into this company out and no one cares. this is going back 20 years. we talked to some people, when they first formed their employer research group, they met at someone's house in 2000 and he to they, we should go company and ask them for same-sex benefits, because that was just starting. meeting.they were sure what was going to happen. they formed a group that is now called the lad, gay-lesbian allies at dow. they went to the company, and they said, we should have same-sex benefits. the company said, ok, we will look at it. and they said ok. jason: tell us about fe

lance stephenson, dancing jeff green into oblivion. he's on a poster. and the lakers' bench goes berserk at this. you have one guy playing dead. lance is dancing. the guy's passed out. javale is stupefied. a bright spot for the lakers in a long year. ga. >> good fun with the a's visiting the boys and girls club in oakland. look at him. no. took him deep. a's mascot, stomper, and montez brought some goodies. and stomper, apparently learning how to code. that's going to be big for an elephant. or a human. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. we all got to learn t so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. event is here-finally! yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $4

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wiza final second of the if first quarter lance stephenson guarded by jeff green and puts him on ngates. just knockiown the jumper.ut stephensonng on a display even after. he kind of stepped on his foot. either way,but, like, cue the dance moves. lakers up right now on the wizards in the second quarter, 54-46. >> that's bad. >>> now tonight -- yes, it is. at the an em at thewharf, the nationals dressing up for a good cause. their home coming gala benefitting the washington nationals' dream foundation. scherzer and zimmerman rocking the red carpet with their fans. they raised more than $1 million for the dream foundation. en's an incredible night for the nats. g day just can't come soon enough. it's on thursda today is merely tuesday, right? . >> you shure it's thursday? >> all right.ng we're looki forward to it. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh

alley-oop for jeff green. i13 pointsthe me wizards take a two point lead. look at this touch pass from green. it's absolutely beautiful. he had a team high 26 points. and less than a minute later, wiz start to pull away. pass over to bradley beal. he steps back knocking dow the tray, 22 points for beal. wizards up to a 6 point lead. wizards u 4. beal on the drive, leaves it for parker. absolutely throwing it down. 22 points for thhim. wizards get the win 135-121.ca pitals in new york with a matinee match up against the rangers. first period, caps already down a goal b puck gets out to carl hagland. ranger.er he puts it right in the back of the net. the first goal since the caps acquired him in a trade. so caps tie it at alone. this onel the way to a shoot out. 's stuck when alexander throws his stickndey, you know what, you can't do that. initially ruled no goal.in todd makg his case. the rule is,he if you throw t stick, it's a goal. yo see it here. the stick is rown. eventually the right call is made. the caps win it 3-2 in a shoot out. we h plenty more co

jeff green, what yomight say pretty faked out. the lakers bench, they're not going to the playoffs. stevenson is ready to dance. this is phillies pitcher cole irvin throws a strike. he's pumped up and that looting himself. i like it when guys don't take themselves too seriously. the harlem globe trotters on a roller coaster with the shot. not trick photography. i think he did call bank. there you go. all worth checking out. that's the sporting life for right now. it 11:00. time for more news. >>> it's a nightmare. >> a family's heartbreak as a search for a young man who went for a swim in pacifica comes up empty. up empty. . >> a trip to the coast ends tragically for a group of friends visiting from out of town. 28-year-old tyler colins went into the ocean waters with a friend today. the other manmade it out but colins did not. the coach guard searching the waters but could in a son, did t. the coast guard worked to night and suspended their search indefinitely. >> dean colins described his

that is jeff green. we got more from him. the company has a history of hiring women and minorities, because if they were a good chemist, dow really did not care what you look like or who you were as long as you can do chemistry, that was his thing. let's do this and not so much care about the other social mores of the day. the foundation of the company was sort of disruptive. and then you have this sort of backdrop. people start to come into the company who had previously been in the closet coming into the company out and nobody cares. going back 20 years. we talked to some people who, when they formed an employee resource group that they met at some one's house in 2000. they said hey, we should go to the company and ask them for same-sex benefits, because that was just starting. seemed like a good thing to do, they had this meeting, they were not sure what would happen, they got together and form this group that is now called glaad. they went to the company and said we should have same-sex or domestic partner benefits and the

that stock down 5%, but up almost 240% over the last 12 months joining us now is jeff green, ceo and. >> thank you. >> we do want to talk about the new deal in china, but we don't talk about ad tech every single day so what's leading to that growth over the last year? >> it's been almost 1,000% since we launched. advertisers are saying they want to put their data to work and realized that the internet is way bigger than just google and facebook they're interested in monetizing the rest of it, not the least of which is connected tv and the rest of the world, which is more than two-thirds of the advertising pie. >> so what exactly do you do for them >> basically if you want to buy google, you go to google if you want to buy facebook, you go to facebook if you want to buy the rest of the entrant, they hand us their data and insight and say should we buy spotify, "the new york times," msn or this app? we use insights on reporting to help them which of those things to buy and we measure the impact of each of them on each other. >> and these various concerns, most of it focused on google a

. >>> molette green is in the >>> molette green is in the hi, i'm jeff. >>> molette green is in the in my johnsonville commercial, we open up in the forest. i'm out in the wild eating my breakfast. and all of a sudden, raccoon , "are those bigger patties?", i s"yep." wolf comes in and says, "wow, that's a lot of sausage."h and a good laugh about that. (laughing) johnsonville breakfast sausage has 15% larger patties.fi on a biscuit. >>> a district resident, virginia mclaurin, is having a birthday today. she is turning 11yo may remember virginia, she visited president obama and then first lady w she was just a mere 106. virginia was so excited during the visit she started dancing with the obama's. she was born in south carolina in 1909 moved to the distric in 1941. micl michelle obama did not forget about her birthday, she st out a tweet, still dancing at 110 years old, happy birthday virginia! >> and happy birthday from the well.family as >>> if you want to be deaancingt 110, working out h canp get you there. as we continue our que get you in shape we have tost t tal about nutrition. mo

jeff green joining us from detroit.his story in the latest issue of "numbered businessweek -- "bloomberg businessweek." uber is said to pick the new york stock exchange in what could be one of the biggest listings of all time. more coming up on this friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ said to choose the new york stock exchange for its ipo. very different from lyft, choosing the nasdaq. let's take a look. this has been one of the highly anticipated ipo's of 2019. there's a look at what we've seen in terms of performance. you can see, this is the renaissance ipo etf, along with the spider 500. the sermon's -- the performance is not dissimilar. alix: pinterest saying they might be interested. levi's did really well. there's been some questions about ratings on lyft. they are still coming to market. carol: that is interesting what i saw about the pinterest. a $12 billion market cap with pinterest. but with levi's investors have been waiting. alix: in the u.s.. warned basically what is strong is investment picking and m&a in the

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he bashed his former attorney general jeff sessions, attacked the green new deal, complained about coverage of his crowd size at the inaugural and unexpectedly announced a new executive order to help guarantee free speech on college campuses. the president also addressed his failed summit with north korean dictator kim jong-un, defending himself against blistering criticism about his remarks that he takes kim jong-un at his word about the death of american college student otto warmbier. >> i'm in such a horrible position because, in one way, i have to negotiate. in the other way, i love mr. and mrs. warmbier, and i love otto. and it's a very, very delicate balance. >> joining us now, president trump's national security adviser, ambassador john bolton. ambassador, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> it seems as though president trump doesn't have anything new to show for the summit. kim jong-un got a second face-to-face with the american president, building his clout on an international stage. now south korea and the u.s. are scaling back major joint military exercises. did thi

jeff sessions. he hopes democrats to run on the green new deal because he would like to run against that platform. >>> also at that rally, the president welcomed hayden williams to the stage. he was volunteering at the u.c. berkeley when two men confronted him and things got physical. >>> there are so many conservative students across the country that are facing harassment and worse if they dare to speak up on campus so i'm glad we could bring this to the forefront. >> he football a hard punch in the face for all of us. remember that. he took a punch for all of us. [applause] >>> williams alleged attacker, 28-year-old zachary greenberg. it was turned over to the district attorney for possible charges. >> a a sign of recovery from floods in the north bay. highway 37 reopened. it was closed on wednesday because of high water. eastbound lanes were reopened later that day and westbound lanes opened yesterday afternoon. >>> the time is now 6:38. coming up, a small plane crashes into a home hitting a teenager. >>> we'll hear from the man who risked his life to save the girl. >>> it was certainly a rivetin

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green's body. >> what happened? >> almost three years later, li's attorney, jeff kri carr filed this 15-page trial brief detailing his defense. abc 7 news obtained the document which says that despite the testimony, no blood or dna evidence matching green was ever found in her car and despite the prosecution's assertion that the murder took place in the garage of li's home. no bullet marks or shell casings were ever found. just an insignificant amount of gunshot residue. i spoke to carr on the phone who says the brief not only absolves li of the murder but further implicates adelle a. >> there's important evidence that could be strong evidence that mr. green may have been placed in the trunk of the chrysler vehicle that dumped him off in healdsburg alive. >> i spoke to the district attorney whose office is trying the case. >> our case is based in part on mr. adelle a. mr. carr believes it's based entirely on him. i don't concur with that view of the evidence. we'll have 12 people decide it for us. >> kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> the trial is scheduled for this summer. li is out on more than $64 million bail. one of t

green new deal." and mimicked former attorney general jeff sessions while getting big laughs and applause from the crowd there. let's check in with sarah westwo westwood. so tell us more about the content, the tenor of the president's speech. >> reporter: well, it sounds a lot like some of his early campaign appearances. it is free wheeling, off the cuff. going from topic to topic, clearly reveling in the attention from this very enthusiastic crowd. it is striking a familiar tone of grievance, that democrats never trump republicans, the media is not giving him credit for his administration's many successes. and despite this being the first time we've seen him after he returned from those failed north korea talks in vietnam, the president is still playing up his skills as a deal maker going into an extensive rift about his success in his eyes on the china trade negotiations. trump also spending a lot of thi time going after robert mueller saying mueller never received vote, neither did rod rosenstein, and mocking jeff sessions and claiming that the forthcoming mueller report will vindicate him. take a li

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green bay. fans across town, like jeff braley, wondered if this could finally be a miracle season for the back-thenocal franchise of the nfl. but braley didn't get to see all of the game. he was a cop, a detective. and you don't get to pick your down time. >> i've was at home watching the bengals game. i get a call from the sergeant. "lieutenant, we're out on a drowning. the paramedics are working on her. but something's not right here." >> reporter: as he rolled to the house he knew some of what to expect. when you are a cop more than a decade you become familiar with the signs of the drowning like the froth about the victim's nose and mouth. >> your mind starts running immediately about possibilities. they initially tell me i have a 24-year-old drowning victim that died in the tub. i'm thinking that we will find evidence of something. drugs. evidence of an overdose or something. as he pulled up the victim was already loaded in the back of the ambulance. the arriving police officer was still inside the house. and he gave the detective a fill on what he had found when he was led to the master bedro

green on our stormranger radar. >>> tomorrow is the first day of spring andt'n our storm ranger radar. >> get ready for more rain. let's get right to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> right now it shows over the past hour, we've started to see things intensify as this rainfall is moving from the south to the north. get a closer view of this. the showers beginning to develop here as we head through 11:23 tonight. it is really all about the morning commute. you're going to be able to see from 4:00 to about 7:00 in the morning. we're going to see these heavier pockets of rain across the bay area. coming up, we'll take this all the way through tomorrow's forecast and we'll show you the impact this will have to your allergies in about 18 minutes. >> so what happens now? the giants season begins in two weeks and there's no word if larry baer will return to the team after this vild surfaced. today the 'st will not file any criminal charges against the giants' ceo but he's notear. he is now in the court of public opinion. jean? >> reporter: some giants fans tell me they are surprised baer is not facing criminal charges. some of them say they expect he will face

green at ten minutes. >>> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed will announce who she's appointing as the city's public defender. that person will replace jeff adachi who died last month after a medical emergency. matt gonzalez, adachi's second in command has been running the office. he will serve until the election when the office is on the ballot. breed set to make the announcement at city hall this morning. >>> b.a.r.t. is -- it shut down the entire system for more than six hours saturday morning. b.a.r.t. says it will take engineers several days to figure out what went wrong. it affected the trains and the mobile app. for a while, the fare gates. people were able to ride for free for about an hour after stations reopened. a b.a.r.t. spokesperson says problems started at about 2:45 saturday morning with the computer network failure. >>> breaking news in this morning on the ethio airlin a blk x from the wreckage has he minutes, indonesia has grounded their fleet of max 8 planes. meantime, ethiopian airlines and china have grounded their fleet. 157 people were killed, including eight americans. the plane crashed just six minutes after takin

green coming in, and a lot of gray. the clouds are moving in. this is a live look from the traffic cam in walnut creek. let's bring in jeff ranieri. i guess you could say this goin decent amount of rainfall. you can see the elongated cold front stretching the entire span of california. so everybody's going to get wet from this storm system. it's just starting to get its act going. right now on storm ranger mobile doppler, you can see it is dry. showers developing, but i think we're going to hold off on any kind of rainfall really moving across the bay area until about 10:00 tonight when the santa cruz mountains, south bay, will have a chance for rainfall developing. it's going to peck up when a lot ill continue into the ut 4:00 it morning commute. now we're going to track this all the way through tomorrow and beyond, let you know how much rainfall in that seven-day forecast, but i can tell you right now, the one good thing this will be excellent for is lowering the pollen. i'm sure you've seen it out there across lots of the roadways. pollen has been high, especially pine and juniper. your allergies definitely going to be getting

. >> that green will definitely stick out on the roadways. >> you would get a ticket in a second, jeff. >>> as we head through the next couple of hours we'll definitely get some sunshine. you can pop open the sunroof a little bit for tomorrow, which we haven't been able to do for quite a while. you can see in san jose, we still have the clouds with us. we've had off and on light showers. right now, 50 degrees and we're dropping into the 40s over the next several hours. in fact by midnight we're down to 46. it's going to get a lot colder than that. let's go ahead and get you ready for that friday forecast. we're down to 40 in the south bay, 39 in the tri valley. to start we still have that cloud cover lingering. not a locally sunny start just yet there on friday. i think the best chance of at least getting that sun coming on out first would be in the north bay, 38. 46 in san francisco. east bay at 43. once weap hit the afternoon, wee going for partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. temperatures stay cool. keep the jacket handy but get the shades out a little bit here. 52 livermore, low 50

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>> then, new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here joining us exclusively with democratic reaction to the mueller report, plus his take on that senate vote on the green deal last week. he's a member of the blue dog coalition. can he and fellow democrats find common ground with republicans to get anything done next two years? and former oversight committee chairman trey gowdy is here. as a lawmaker, he was one of the first to raise questions about the russia collusion narrative. now there are questions as to how far republicans should go in investigating the investigators. all that ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we begin this morning with attorney general william barr telling lawmakers he expects to deliver a redacted version of the mueller report by mid april, a few weeks later than the deadline set by house democrats. the special counsel investigation, of course, found that the trump campaign did not collude with russia to influence the 206 election but -- 2016 election but deferred to barr on the question of obstruction. today "sunday morning futures" marks its fifth year anniversary on the air. we promise to continue following the f

everything from spearheading the green new deal to leading the fight against amazon's plan for a new york headquarters-- amazon's most dramatic pull-out not described in a jeff bezos text. ( laughter ) this young, progressive democratic socialist has really energized her fan base: anchors trying to scare people on fox news. >> it's o-scary-o cortez trying to scare and frighten. the world is ending. >> she wants to get rid of children, airplanes, and cows >> and health insurance! >> is it okay to still have children? well, i don't know, alexandria. can we? you're the boss now. if you say we can't reproduce the species, of course we won't. it's your call! >> stephen: i think i speak for everyone when i say, "tucker, please don't reproduce." ( cheers and applause ) so, we're good. we're goods. so with "a.o.c"-- as i call her to save time-- raising so many questions, i thought it was time to let members of my staff ask her questions of their own. which means it's time for another edition of "the late show's" "just one question." >> what's the most surprising thing about washington? >> hmmm... i think it might actually be how little it takes to shake things up a

jeff curry. goldman sachs expense global growth to drop in the first quarter. walk me through what greensee that gives you confidence on global growth. oil, you look at energy, you say peak demand. anything oil right now in the u.s. has moved above the previous peak levels. we look at oil demand even in europe, hanging in there. if i look at the world through the lens of commodity demand, it doesn't look that bad. china, it demand in is flat year over for year. the world doesn't look great, but it doesn't look like it is falling apart. carol: i've got a chart here that takes a look at global pmi numbers, specifically looking at the euro zone, your white line. the yellow line is german manufacturing. the redline is china manufacturing, and the purple line is u.s. manufacturing. you can see how it is all pulled back here. when you say what you are seeing in terms of some of the commodity demand, how do you reconcile those? >> let's take germany. if you look at the hard data, exports out of germany are a-ok. what's going on is there's an inventory cycle. there are concerns about brexit. one

jeff? >> i want a oc to be the speaker of the house. the more she speaks, the better chance donald trump as for reelection. i love her getting on camera. greenew deal, and talking about socialized medicine. talking about 70% to 90% tax rates. just wonderful for the republican party. >> what they're talking about there is aligning the group of immigrants as opposed to -- leland: ben, hold on a second. i understand you're hung up on the private prison system. it's an issue brought up in litigated a number of times. were not going to figure it out here. in the larger sense, does jeff was a point. if alexandra ocasio-cortez becomes a spokeswoman for the democratic party, people in michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin were working-class voters are not going to be pulled over to the democratic side by the green new deal and socialism. it's just not where they're at. >> were some aspects of what she talks about that would resonate in those areas. she's far too young to even run for president. it's not happening anytime soon. >> let me just say this. you're talking about the border. there is an invasion going on right now. if we look at the febru

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the selloff oil managed to stay in the green in fact, crude's performance through february was its best start to a year ever can the rally last let's bring in jeffe at goldman sachs. welcome back. >> great thank you for having me. >> you are bullish on the price of isle. we have seen more than 20% rally this year. >> let's remember we saw a 30% decline last year. we haven't recouped where we were at the midpoint of last year what is the key bull points? let's start with on the demand side, demand out of china for both december and january was quite strong even in europe which has aumont macro concerns, it is not weather related, up 7%, itly's demand up 4% january numbers. net-net the demand picture looks -- i won't say it's gang busters but it's rock solid. turning to the supply side, opec is pursuing a shock and awe strategy they're down 500 more than anticipated. you have venezuela losing some supplies and russia also committed this morning part of the reason we're up to have these cuts implemented in full by march and the market likely rebalanced by april and could see it trading up into a $70 $75 range on a brent basis. >> coming to china, i

jeff degraf. we have a market flash that relates to apple's credit card announcement seema mody's got the details of that seema. >> hello, wilfred. green jumping on the apple card announcements an analyst is maintaining their buy rating saying this new apple card announced today could be a potential $100 million a year revenue opportunity for green dot over time. now, g dot, as it's known, powers a peer-to-peer function within the apple pay app and you can see the stock is moving just off its highs, but still up about 3.5% back to you >> seema, thanks very much for that we've also just seen an internal memo that solomon sent out to his employees. he was at cupertino in the event and was partnering with apple on that credit card he said, we're excited to partner with apple on the card, which is designed to be truly on the side of the customer this partnership is a major step in the growth of our franchise, furthering our vision to create the leading digital platform the one thing that jumped out to me, sara, when they were announcing that part of today's announcement and moved on to, if you don't pay with your phone and you want to pay