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i'm john miller with mike krukow. let's go back to you. >> all right, gentlemen, thank you very much. talking some hoops now. if the warriors want to go up 3-0 on the pelicans in their best of seven in this first-round series they'll have to do it on the road tomorrow night in new orleans. now the dubs hopped on their charter flight today to head south. klay thompson jogging the steps as if he needed the extra exercise. next stop the big easy. game 3 with the pelicans a challenge the coach and the team are indeed embracing. >> our guys like the challenge of being on the road. feeling the opposing crowd. there's a different energy that it's us against the world type thing. you know winning on the road is really the most fun thing to do as a player in the nba. our guys have embraced that and they've done well with it. >> all right. that should be a great game. but tonight we're talking baseball. game 2 giants and dodgers. your highlights tonight at 11:00. reporting live from at&t park, geraud moncure nbc bay area. >> an

it will be up to the jury. >> it was interesting that john miller was here earlier, who's head of the around the world whether he gets the death penalty or whether he's allowed to live stay in prison. >> subjectggesting if he gets the death penalty, it will make him more of a martyr. >> that's the reminder. the alternative to the death penalty is not turning this guy free. the point is he stays in prison he dies in prison he's put away. he's not a danger to anyone else. and he's not a part of an ongoing story. he's not someone who tries to then or is able to keep sucking up a lot of energy and a lot of attention. the families need their chance to heal, to move on beyond this. i think that's what really matters most. >> indeed. let's turn to politics now. in the democratic party, hillary clinton could announce any day now that she is going to seek the presidential nomination for 2016. do you think she's the future of the democratic party? >> well i think we have to see first of all if she declares and what she says she wants to run on. i think that's really the interesting question. >>

attorney stands down with their investigation. >> schieffer: john miller, you know we saw the relations between the police union and the mayor in your city really deteriorate when that case happened. what advice would you have for police departments across the country now as they're trying to deal with this thing? >> i think i would give very basic advice which is what we learned time and time again and lesson that we've taken in new york for many years don't -- create your relationships under non-stressful situations. these crises each one represents an opportunity to build dialogue with the key community leaders. but the problem, if you try to develop those relationships after some terrible event has happened and you're behind the eight ball that's a problem. i think if anything, if there's something good that comes out of all of these, police chiefs across america have to be saying, let me do my outreach now, let me do more of it, let me do it better and let me have those relationships in place. when the phone rings at 3:00 in the morning if that is the night you're exchanging busine

. >> reporter: we talked to john miller by phone in arizona about sitting alongside his idol. >> and lon would have this voice, i was so intimidated by lon. we would walk toward each other and long would say, hi how are you and i would say i'm good. >> candle stick and i are pretty much alike. both are big and ugly. we've been around because there's been no place else. they couldn't replace it. and we're both pretty windy. >> there's a lot of baseball guys who would not be able to do football. >> but simmons did both. his call of steve young in 1988 has been called one of the best sport calls in history. >> because there was such emotion in the way lon calls it. >> he runs, gets away again. goes to the 40, gets away again. to the 35. touch back at the 30. to the 20, the 15, the 10, touchdown 49ers. >> gets away, gets away. still on his feet. all those kinds of lines. like he's in awe of any fan that would be watching that. >> reporter: lon put what fans were feeling into words with skill and humor. starky says that's what he will miss more. >> he would at any time come up with a line

john miller and mike kurkow have tonight's call. >> reporter: the giants and dodgers, the rubber matchthe sire ris. for the giants the rubber match of the road trip. vogelsong pitched extremely well against the dodgers in san francisco last week. >> i think that's going to be the key tonight. a very small strike zone. a different strike zone for vogelsong. his key is to attack. guys are playing great baseball against these dodgers. they have won four of the first five games they have faced. they have to beat greinke sometime. greinke is 5 and 0 against the giants. tonight would be a good time to do that? in order to do that you have to be aggressive early in the count just like vogelsong has to be aggressive on the hill. >> greinke is 21 and 1 against the national league west. giants and dodgers, rubber match of the series. i'm john goodman with mike kurkow. back to you. >>> the return of know varnovaro bowman. he had been out of action since tearing the acl and ncl 15 months ago. aall of last see on he remained on the physically unable to perform list. he is back. in the streets of do

the nypd's john miller is here and we'll talk about why terrorists don't always get the death penaltytudio 57 and we'll ask her about what she thinks about the 2016 presidential election and the issues that ought to be discussed, elizabeth warren. and this bob schieffer as interviewed every president for 40 years and we're looking back at his career as he announces his retirement in fort worth. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> "cbs this morning" beginning in a few minutes at clock. >> it is 6:45 now. >>> a man was killed in sunnyvale after a confrontation with a police officer. here's the dispatch communication: >> this happened near a liquor store around 11 a.m. police say a man suspected of armed robbery advances towards and officer with an knife and refused to drop it. >> the first officer that arrived at the scene contacted the suspect in an alleyway near the business. >> all of a sudden you hear four shots. >> officers will defend themselves if their lives are threatened. >> the suspect who was in his 20s later pronounced dead at a hospita

nypd john miller will join us why terrorist don't always get the death penalty. he will explain.ave massachusetts senator elizabeth warren joining us here in studio 57. we will ask her about 2016 presidential election. we were just talking about bob schieffer. everyone is sad to hear he is retiring. he has had a legendary career. we will have more as he announced his retirement this sum iser. we will see new ten minutes. >> what does dough for fun, does he fish, golf, any idea. >> he does, he golfs and bob actually likes to paint, believe it or not. very good at drawing and painting, yeah. i have been with him in his vacation home. he can sit the for hours painting and drawing. he vice good. >> artist in so many ways. >> he has a band, bob has so many good hobbies. >> thanks, are in a. >> talk to you soon. >> take care guys. >> we will be right back. new video where two people are dead after a shooting inside a courthouse italian news agency say bankruptcy judge and one other person was shot. the gunman was there for a bankruptcy hearing and he is reportedly barricaded right now.

john kline, former president of cnn and matt miller joining me. apple is our number four story. matt: it is the number one story no matter what. john: the power of brands. they get you to buy things you do not know whether you need or not. betty: tell me what you think about it. john: i can't turn it off. it clearly is for a quick hit of alert's. i'm not going to be sending a lot of texts or watching a lot of videos. matt: or even seeing what time it is. john: you have to tap it or shake your arm and it will go. you can get your weather and stocks. betty: what are you using it most for? john: alerts. when i have a new text or e-mail or appointment. matt: we have our phones off or on silent all the time. i never know when someone texts me and for our leaders i will go, -- four hours later i will go, oh my gosh. betty: how is the battery life? john: so far so good. if i was more expert, i would to you exactly how much i have. betty: that is my -- john: of course. i charge it all night. i will come on tomorrow. matt: i think most people remove watches when going to bed. that wouldn

john? >> well i think stephanie miller is absolutely right as she tends to be.o legislative agenda. they will have to make this about personality and pant suits and chipotle. if the news ever talk about what hillary is eating or wearing, you are not actually watching news. >> you are trying to convince people to trust with you being the leader of the free world. and you would think that all of them in new hampshire this weekend, they would do more than just try to get best sound bite against hillary clinton. >> you would think so. can we say we're really surprised? this is how campaigns work and this is the position hillary clinton will be in as the lead democratic contender at this point. there are too many republicans that are thinking about throwing their hat into the ring. too many options and varieties there. they have on zero in. the one plan of attack is going after hillary clinton. it is the easiest thing to do. >> you would think one or two would break from the pack and say i'm not going to do this. here are my policies and ideas. especially sense it is

next q and a with judith miller, talking about her book a story. john kerry talks about u.s. e policy. announcer: this week on q&a, our guest is judith miller, former new york times reporter and author of the book "the story: a reporter's journey"," which chronicles her account of her reporting leading up to the american invasion in iraq in 2003. brian: judy miller author of "the story: a reporter's journey"." deep in the book you have a chapter, this paragraph. th

john's sister. >> i feel like, you know she was probably just helping her boyfriend out and just got into this horrible situation. just crazy. autria: that was mark miller reporting. john's sister was arrested and the boy's grandmother later turned herself into police. that's it for 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. leon: local investigators unravelling a mystery. two children found playing in a yard followed by a troubling discovery inside the home. a child helping a child. >> yes! say thank you! leon: a cold hearted crime is countered by the touching generosity of an 11-year-old. and guardian angels -- >> just did what anyone would do. >> so i jumped down picked them up. leon: two people in extreme danger until brave bystander leap into action. alison: right now police are investigating the death of a woman in arlington. leon: that's right. two children were found playing alone in the backyard of a house on 18th street not far away from crystal city this morning. brianne carter is there now live. she's got the latest on this investigation. brianne, what's the story? brianne: well a lot of questions still remain here at this hour. police -- af

john. well, at this hour the president of the united states is meeting before the cameras with jamaican prime minister portia simpson millerte of the john f. kennedy school of harvard university, member of the people's national party. this is the type of meeting that perhaps the most important thing for the president of the united states is simply showing up in jamaica. this is the first visit of a sitting u.s. president in this country since 1982. it's been a very long time. now, the expectation is, yes, that the president will have some type of interaction with raul castro. although there is no formal meeting actually scheduled. still, senior white house aides have suggested they do have a formal agenda prepared for the president should he meet castro there in panama and discuss things with him face to face. earlier today, an interview was released with one of the leading spanish language news agencies. the president was ask whether he and castro would get together and announce the reopening of embassies in havana as well as washington d.c. the president said in that interview that diplomats are making progress toward th

miller, talking about her book a story. john kerry talks about u.s. trade policy. announcer: this week on q&a, our guest is judith miller, former new york times reporter and author of the book "the story: a reporter's journey"," which chronicles her account of her reporting leading up to the american invasion in iraq in 2003. brian: judy miller author of "the story: a reporter's journey"." deep in the book you have a chapter, this paragraph. the worst part of jail was not sleeping on a paperthin yoga mat. nor the vile food, mystery meat drenched in thick, brown sauce. accompanied by starches and carbohydrate in shades of brown and gray. what was the worst thing about being in jail? judith: for me, it was probably being locked up all of the time without any control over my life. we take watches and cell phones for granted. you know what time it is, you know what you're supposed to be doing. jail means a total loss of control. you work on their schedule. you sleep on their schedule. because i was in a kind of high-security jail, it was not the martha stewart camp cupc

judy miller author of the story. fox news contributor. johnj of pod, let me start with you, what do you think of the reports on al-baghdadi not confirmed? telling fox news as recently this morning there is conflicting information out there? >> we should operate on the basis he probably isn't dead. that is the smart thing to do we know over the past decade how many times it has been reported that various terrorist leaders have been killed and they haven't. it would be a very significant thing if he were because he is clearly a kind of operational genius, this guy. he has taken, he took a completely nascent movement and took it into one that controls vast swaths of territory in the, you know in the levant and mesopotamia. his death would be a significant blow to isis but we don't know. melissa: they have already talked about potential fill-ins if he wasn't there, judy? >> his designated successor the quiet physicist. my sources are saying conflicting evidence, not clear. this guy has had more lives than a cat. beyond that, the report comes from

. >> and we had reports, jane miller, of johns hopkins hospital having some security breaches potentiallyg down and students at the university being put on alert and asked to stay in. jane miller, thank you very much. >> jane, thank you. this is live, you're see something live pictures this baltimore. but mika, and this is what is hard to gauge in 2015 when you're following news stories on television. jane was talking about how most of the violence was this west baltimore. that was just a small part of the city. there was scattered looting. but there were also stories and we saw it over and over again, people in the funeral, younger people going out, trying to stop the rioting, trying to stop the looters. you had a lot of good people in baltimore that did everything they could do. you are, though fighting and i heard a pastor yesterday afternoon complaining to somebody that was on tv saying you're making this look like the entire city of baltimore is on fire. that's not the case. and you may be encouraging this to go on. and that is a real problem in 2015 with a 24/7 news call churulture.

defense. >> do you mean to say you really believe that john kerry and ted kennedy do not believe in defending the country? >> matthews challenges miller'sont of a live audience. >> i wish i was over there, where i could get a little closer up into your face. >> this idea that somehow his face in my face would be somehow intimidating. and then -- somehow that would be almost a -- a aggressive move toward me. it was really hilarious. >> you believe, senator, truthfully, that john kerry wants to defend the country with spit balls. you believe that? >> that was a metaphor, wasn't it? you know what a metaphor is? >> i said a metaphor for what? metaphors have to be for something. what are you actually saying here? and he just got very angry at me. >> i think we ought to cancel this interview. >> well, i don't mean -- >> playful banter explodes into an old-school challenge of honor. at 20 paces. >> get out of my face! if you're going to ask me a question, step back and let me answer. >> senator -- >> you know, i wish -- i wish -- i wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel. now that would be pretty good. but don't a

we'll talk with political director john dickerson about clinton's strategy. only on cbs this morning, michele millers to the sky with the blew angels' first female pilot. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you right at 7:00. how are the cherry blossoms, guys? are they in bloom yet? >> they're popping like crazy and we hope they survive the storms tonight. >> michele will see them tomorrow. >> there are big storms tomorrow? tonight? >> tonight. tomorrow is supposed to be gorgeous, though. >> good. take care, guys. >> have a great weekend, norah. >>> speaking of which, on again, off again. >> now it's going to be on for this afternoon. we've been dealing with this drizzle and the light rain for two and a half days now. it continues this morning. but then this afternoon we are expecting some -- the real deal. a line of storms. it kicks everything out. it's the price to pay for the upcoming weekend. lots to talk b. speaking of the cherry blossoms, the winds are going to be strong, near severe limits so that's near 58 miles per hour. they will be just gusts, not sustained winds so we'll cross our

john: bush, bush, bush, bush, i say. if you look at the people on that team, people like tim miller, who came directly out of the oppositionorld, very talented people in communications and research, and had chops in this in past campaigns -- as you said, money is key. what is interesting about this race is those guys are working with the leadership pac, or many of them are. it is interesting to see the way finances will work. not just ads as they were in 2012, but that oppo will be driven out of those committees. mark: everybody seemed to think mike murphy would go to the pac. where do you put your best opposition researcher? at the campaign or at a super-pac devoted to going after the people? you are starting to see stuff move around now, but there will be -- with 16 candidates in the race, it's a huge question of do you take somebody out and risk blowback? who are already seeing a lot of reporters carelessly revealing who is doing oppo and who is handing it to them. john: it's one of those games you have to play if you are in a super pac. what signals are being sent by the campaign? that's a tricky thing for advertising

miller has more. >> three members of the family that went to the island of st. johnre ill and suffering from exposure to a dangerous pesticide. they got sick on st. john. the accommodations are over 500 a night. the family was flown back home and he is a private school administrator and two teenaged sons. the boys remain unconscious and the mother and wife was released. the condominium downstairs was sprayed with a pesticide. indoruse was banned since 1984. it is a toxic material. it can cause in central nervous system and respiratory failure. the u.s. justice department initiated a criminal investigation in the incident. and the terminex said we are are wouldn'ting with the authorities in their investigation and contacting our own thorough investigation. the epa said more than one unit at that resort was sprayed with the pesticide, but so far no others reported becoming ill. >> what a scary story. >> indeed. thank you. >> president trying to win over a fierce critic of the framework of the deal with iran. in the sprue with the new york times. the president said isra

miller and allyson rae. they're tracking conditions outside for your morning commute. al johnallison, how is the forecast looking this. >> much warmer than yesterday, by about 8 to 10 degrees in some spots. we'll see a good bit of sunshine as well. let's take a look how we're starting off on our michael & son's camera. we do see a few clouds, emily north. not for long. well -- especially north. not for long. we'll see increasing sunshine, another breezy one. winds just won't let up out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour and gusting near 20. mostly cloudy skies being reported but i was just on the weather terrace. there's a good bit of sunshine out there. feels like the upper 30s for some spots. just grab the light jacket but temperatures are headed to near 70. larry, over to you. >> allyson, thank you. >>> our time right now 6:30. we have a delay on the blue line to the largo metro station. so you want to plan accordingly. we also have seven bus to be sure to check in with metro. a serious accident affecting the beltway at cabin john parkway. three lanes blocked as a

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[video clip] john boehner: our delegation spent the last five days throughout the miller -- the middleast, and regardless of where in the middle east we have been, the message has been the same. you cannot continue to turn your eye away from the threats that face all of us. and as you said, the bonds between the united states and israel are as strong as ever. our two countries cooperate on many different levels, and while we may have political disagreements from time to time, the bonds between our two nations are strong. and they will continue to be strong. it has been an historic trip. and frankly, it is an extort -- it is an historic opportunity to be in israel at this time. and let me take a moment to say congratulations on your reelection. prime minister: thank you. the hard part begins now, as you know. [laughter] that was the easy part. the elections are always the easy part. host: that exchange, you can see that on our website www.c-span.org. dana from texas, who supports the war caught -- the boycott. go ahead. caller: good morning. i teach at a university in central texas and

miller is a local jeweler. >> i don't want to disclose their wealth. >> reporter: when big heists go down in london they call in the flying squad and former commander john o'connor says first place they will be looking is close to home. >> somebody who gives you information about the alarm system, somebody who gives the layout of the building. >> reporter: somebody on the inside. >> yes. >> reporter: someone with intimate knowledge of the vault, installed in 1949. >> the thieves hadn't gotten has it own strong room available to every jewel merchant in the the district. 2-foot wide bomb and burglar proof door. >> reporter: burglar proof until last week even anyway. detectives have begun the slow painstaking process of forensic examination, photographing this scene and collecting evidence. the they believe that will take two days. they further believe between 60 and 70 boxes were broken in to during the burglary. charlie dagada, cbs news, london. >>> today tickets went on sale for new york's one world observatory, highly anticipated a attraction will open to the public on may 29th. the visitors will be able to get panoramic views of the new york city frid

miller is a local jeweler. >> private and they don't want to disclose all their wealth. >> reporter: when big heists go down in london, they call in the flying squad and its former commander john o connor said the first place they'll be looking is close to home. >> somebody who gives the information about the alarm system, somebody who gives the layout of the building. >> reporter: somebody on the inside. someone with intimate knowledge of the vault installed in 1949. >> now has its own giant strong room. a 2-foot wide bomb and burglar- proof door. >> reporter: burglar-proof until last weekend anyway. detectives have begun the slow and painstaking process of forensic examination photographing the scene and collecting evidence. they believe that will take two days. they further believe it's between 60 and 70 boxes that were broken into during the burglary. estimate -- >>> a rare neurologic virus has put a high school student in a coma for months, how and where he got it is still a mystery. >> reporter: more than a dozen candidates vying to replace the legendary marion barry on the d.c. council. this could be one of the elections with a surprising outcome. >> yellow alert tomorr

john truce. stick with us on that interview that you don't want to miss. we are going to give you an exclusive interview with standup and miller. find out why he is sounding the alarm bells like it's 2004. former u.s. security homeland security, tom ridge comes to talk about the latest in iran and iraq. ridge: i clearly believe that jeb bush is the best qualified to lead this country. he did an exceptional job in a very difficult state. i appreciate the fact that he is looking to solve natural problems like immigration. i appreciate that kind of bold leadership and i look forward to supporting him. i hope that will be multiplatform. digital, television -- stefanie: we talked about rate hikes. recently, we have heard from prominent investors, top minds that they want the fed to be patient. don't rush into this whole rate hike thing. sam druckenmiller saying quite the opposite. he is saying when are we going to stepping attention to the unintended consequences of leaving rates this low this long ? get on it. what are you doing? druckenmiller: we haven't pulled the trigger in many years. i'm not saying it's easy to be the one to

john rutledge. he is the chief investment strategist and a cnbc contributor. here on set with us is leland miller.op-ed about new investment woes facing china. i guess you're not surprised by these numbers? >> we've been seeing this for a year. you look on the on yore data and on quarter data investment spending has collapsed. it's hit every region hit every one of our sectors and every type firm. so people look at the gdp number as a bellwether you can't see anything. but investment spending is collapsing. so the idea there's going to be a bounceback in china's growth is almost impossible. >> when we spoke with hank paulson, he said they know they have to get to the good earnings versus the bad earnings and some of the bad investments like that. >> well, it is good because it's chinese firms acting like rational economic actors. they're seeing the economic uncertainty and deciding not to double down on business spending which they have done in the past. so this is what china needs. it needs some economic analysis injected into business spending. but people assume that consumption will simply take

john mack again jump in -- madigan jump in. guest: it was sponsored by senator mccain from arizona and blumenthal from connecticut and jeff millerorida. as i spoke at the top of this program, congress is now recognizing that mental health issues are a big national problem. i urge all of c-span viewers today to call the representatives and urge them to double, triple quadruple funding of veteran mental health programs. last are, we got $900 million in the excellence of mental health act. it provided services to judy's point earlier. in some cases, there's a that you can get in free stuff. go to a fsp.org. i can hook you up with people on the ground in her hometown and home state and we will get you the resources you need. host: dennis and santa rosa california. caller: who am i talking to? host: you're talking with judy collins, award-winning singer-songwriter and author, as well as john madigan who is with the american foundation for suicide prevention. caller: it sounds like you are couple of irish people. [laughter] caller: my last name is murphy and i happen to be a pretty good singer. judy, i'm a songwriter, too. and fact, i

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