. >> reporter: john thomas cello would love to play with his dog but that's not happening today. >> it's been closed for about 6 or 8 months. >> reporter: the park was closed off for the winter when it became too muddy, but it still hasn't opened because, quote, federally protected wildlife is nesting in the area. >> i think it's incumbent on us to think about how to foster the young of that is ensure they can reproduce. >> reporter: but we don't know what's there. for three days, the city has refused to talk with us about what's happening at the park. the ball field has been mowed and baseball games are still allowed there. it's got people wondering if the rest of the park really needs to be closed. >> we why probably do both, take care of the birds and the people. >> if they decided to come here and nest, they're probably okay with people playing baseball and mowing lawns. >> reporter: we don't know if berkeley was required to do this or did it on their own. but the funny thing is, those who love this quirky city probably won't care. they seem to like a place that would close a park ra

the pennsylvania innocence project announced that john thomas will have a hearing tomorrow. he was convicted in 1994 of the murder of domingo martinez. his mother says that he has spent every day behind bars fighting to clear his name. >> i'm proud because not only did he just sit in the jail and do nothing but he knew he was innocent and he did something about it. >> reporter: her son has been a tireless worker in the library trying to find a way out. he could be released on wednesday. >> a rally for peace in north philadelphia in sponresponse to shooting. police don't know what sparked the gunfire on saturday night. a group was outside listening to music and dancing. two men drove up and opened fire from their car. demonstrators called on the community to stick together and stay strong. >> i appeal today to talk to the community, start the process, let the little brothers know you should have the courage to assemble peacefully and know that violence breeds violence. >>> an off duty delaware state trooper is recovering after a domestic incident that left her boyfriend dead.

we want to bring in john thomas. john, how important is it for a u.s. to have a good relationship with the pope? there are a lot of catholic voters in the united states, but is that all that is at stake? >> no. it's part of the leader of a free world. if i was to advise president trump to start with something like you have a nice wall in front of your house. it looks from us peeping in here, things seem to be going all right. >> you say reset relations, holy father, i'm sorry what i said. >> or accusations he made against the president. >> this is a blockbuster event. you have massive attention where you have a pope who is off the cuff who purports to be a person of the voiceless. donald trump called climate change a hoax. you have somebody who holds up climate change. you have refugees and with president trump you have the muslim ban. >> how much should we be focusing on the imagings and optics versus substantive coming out. >> i think it's more about can trump and the pope get along and show america can play well with others. a lot of the rhetoric was

>> and at 8:00 on the presidency, historian annette g ordon-reed on the relationship between john -- thomas jefferson and the enslaved hemings family. >> people could be bought and sold, and that is something many ings family, despite the privileges sally hemings and her children had, they have the possibility of that happening, because the law and jefferson construed them as property. >> for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. he once called for the removal of little as a planet. on sunday, author and asked a physicist neil degrasse tyson ."ll be our guest on "in depth ourllow me to tell you, moon, as small as it is compared to earth, has five times the mass of pluto. some people over here -- so pluto lovers were never told that, where you? [laughter] welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto. three-hourur live conversation, we will take your calls, tweets, and facebook russians for mr. tyson, also the director of the hate in planetary and -- hayden planetarium in new york city and author of many books, including "welcome to the universe" and "death

but i look at gilbert stuart's, john -- thomas jefferson, metal think it's right. if you make some -- he was a handsome man but it makes them handsomer than he was. i like the portrait of james madison. and washington, what an example. i was so stunned the first time i went to mount vernon and saw the young washington. wasn't the first time i went to mount vernon, but the first time i saw it. we all know about the guy who had no teeth. can you imagine, he had one tooth when he became president -- he lost that in second term. think it was john adams left the white house with his one tooth. no first of all, the trial -- you see washington -- his agent person -- his method suck and and and swollen. washington complained that one of the portraits made him look swollen. them -- we know washington too well as an old man. the portraits don't often show him enough in his rhyme. >> he was oftentimes in pain because those dentures were so ill fitting. he complained about them chronically. i show my students sometimes, there are paintings of washington where he is bigger than

john thomas tried to get some sleep there. he is past 1:00 a.m.. we appreciate that. john robertson saudi arabia. >> thanks gregg. >> meanwhile as the president tried to turn the page on the russian investigation, format the director james comey is heading back to capitol hill agreeing to testify publicly before the senate intelligence committee. the decision just days after he was fired by the president. garrett tenney is live in washington with details. >> lawmakers have a lot of questions were james comey. certainly on the occasions into russia's election meddling. and also about some of the related controversy that have come out of the past couple of weeks. one of the foremost among this is a report by the new york times this week that back in february the president asked then director james comey to and the investigation into michael flynn. that report comes from a personal memo that james comey wrote shortly after the meeting and fox news learned that it is one of many that james comey wrote following his meetings with the president. several lawmakers are pointin

. >> joining us here in los angeles is dave jakobsson, john thomas. to you, dave, much was made about the dispute between these two men during the campaign. donald trump obviously going through his own troubles right now politically back here in the u.s. clearly, donald trump needed this meeting with the pope more than the pope needed the meeting with donald trump. >> desperately. it's no secret. if you look at the visual with the two of the men there, donald trump clearly seemed out of his comfort zone, but he did look much more presidential in a way that we haven't seen throughout the course of his presidency, his 130-or so day presidency. right. there is so much chaos and turmoil happening with the white house and the investigations going on at the fbi and congress at the justice department, he was in desperate neat of a pivot, this presented a great opportunities for him. >> john, do you agree that the president looked out of his confident zone. >> no. everything from walking in -- i mean he was looking around almost like a real estate developer a

republican consultant john thomas are with us now. it is bizarre.e, to you first, when you hear that, what goes through your mind? >> a couple of things. number one, last time i checked we weren't in a third world country. number two, this vicious attack i think under scores the fact this guy really ought to get out of the race. i mean this is not wrestle mania, for crying out loud. >> it is a little too late to get out of the race. you know, we have mere hours, and let's not forget most people think that over about 80% of the ballot also have already been cast. >> right. >> so you're looking at a small sliver of the electorate, and the latest polling i saw had him with almost a 14 point lead going to election day. my hunch is he still pulls it out. it would make for an awkward time being inaugurated with this hanging over his held. >> you talk about most of the votes being cast already, 7 in 10 have voted, let's very quickly read the full statement from billings gazette. while there are questions left unanswered by gop house hopeful altercation wit

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i name is john thomas, your moderator for today. i'm a republican political strategist by trade. i like to do a lot of talking it stuff on cnn and k if i read it. thanks for joining us but i will not do a lot of talking today because of a distinguished panel today that has written and have written some really neat books. the format today will be we will have a conversation, partially about the books but also the state of the above can party national election and we feel that evolves. we would do that for about 30 minutes is want to get to your questions so you can ask directly of our panelists. let's start with the first panelist hugh hewitt, really needs no introduction but nationally syndicated talk way to show host, you see on tv all the time but can you tell us about your new book and the name of that out? >> sure. we get the demo went because we did not bring copies of her books. >> are you doing a book signing later? perfect. >> you usually hold it up and brian lamb at c-span is dying laughing now. my book is called the fourth way, it came out, so supposedly written but the

john anderson. >> match-up between thomas and john wall. john wall, very impressive. 40 points. it's just that thomas was just a bit more on the impressive scale. higher up. he scored 9 in overtime because, yes, this game required that. he scored 20 in the fourth. added all together with all the quarters, 53. >> that's a lot. >> celtics win, 129-119. >>> the west, steph curry somehow rudy gobert got a bad switch. oh, my goodness. steph put him on skates and turned him around and, again, it kind of looked like barry sanders that one time, warriors up 15. early third quarter, warriors lead is now just nine but in transition, draymond green to steph. nobody had 53 for the warriors. they didn't need that many. steph had 22, a tweak, a jazz 1-0. >> that's routine maintenance. >> that's what he called it routine maintenance. >> you know what i learned? >> what? >> the warriors are more rested. >> if you need to guard john wall, you should have fast shoes. good morning, america. >> it's the shoes. >> it's the shoes. we learn so much. >>> in the meantime, must be the shoes here. because

john wall denied. touchdown. thomas beautiful, 16-0 run. belichick is not easily -- does he smile? >> when they win the super bowl. >> cal bear going long to bradley. 29 points for him. robert growing his hair out. 3-2 lead this the series. as frank reupon minds us, there is nothing like a game 7. the intensity and the peanuts stuck in his teeth. richie scoring. the duck in the arm of the net. oilers with the last shot at it. no go. they win in game 7. penguins and capitals a shut out winner moving on to their respecter conference final. check this out. here is your play of the day in center field for the royals. alex gordon. abandoned left behind. here is what i thought was the play of the game. this is chase utley, 38 years old, ball hits the bag. he made it. you see what a great athletic play it was. >> twist and turns. good night. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... ...advanced intelligence... ...or breathtaking style... ...there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. the 2017 c-class sedan. starting at $39,500. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

we welcome you with health law professor john thomas here at post nine.n to you, do you think the numbers move from the first estimate? >> i don't think they will, from a budgetary point of view, two big amendments added $23 million in additional spending. the bill estimated to say $337 billion. it's down to the 317 billion. a third amendment that will have some consequence for a small number of people with preexi preexisting conditions. it does not move coverage or budget numbers much. >> john, before i ask you about this, i want you to settle whether how you pronounce -- >> go with the first accent. >> the political surveys you did, pull all the time, you want to get it right. >> we're trying. >> yes. what about health care front, how do you think that score looks in firms of the deficit and number of up ensured? >> i agree. it's not going to make a difference on the deficit. largely, the savings, the trump administration predicted on the deficit is deemed accomplished by shifting expenses to the federal and state government individuals. i think on the

john carl, pierre thomas, thank you so much for staying with us for that incredibly contentious and headline-making press briefing that concluded just a few moments ago. once again, sean spicer speaking on behalf of president trump refusing to confirm or deny that there are recording devices in the white house recording meetings the president is having with people around him. we will have a full wrapup on this and all the day's news tonight at 6:30 with david muir or whatever time zone in your local market. in the meantime, >>> we begin with breaking news, a deadly crash involved a car and shuttle bus. tesla employees, on interstate 580, and a sheriff's deputy was >>> live breaking news. >>> we begin with breaking news here, a live look right now at the coroner's office where an alameada sheriff's body arrived there with officers saluting the fallen officer. >> that is all after the accident this morning in tracy between a car driven by the offduty officer and a shuttle bus contracted by tesla to carry its employees. thank you for joining us. we are later than usual due to the abc news special repo

just like thomas edison. and then my john glenn, find excellence and fulfillment that works for you. god bless you all. go eagles. [applause] >> i am honored to be here today , but i have noticed that some of your fellow students have raised questions about me being your commencement speaker. i want you to understand what is behind these protests. we did have a good conversation and i am sure she is here i heard her concerns , and while some i found legitimate, others i disagreed , but whether i agree with her or not, i say i am proud of her to speak out. it is fully ok to hold me accountable for the things that i am accountable for. we should all be held accountable. what does it mean to hold someone accountable and how do you make yourself accountable? today, i will talk about what it means to be accountable in hopes it will provide some value to you in the years to come. views with you, i do not mean to imply that i have done it all right. i have not. many lessons i learned i learned by making mistakes. it takes kurds to b

just like thomas edison. and then my john glenn, find excellence and fulfillment that works for you. god bless you all. go eagles. [applause] >> we all should be held accountable but what does it mean to hold someone accountable and how do you make yourself accountable? today i will talk about what it takes to be accountable and hope it will be of some value to you in the years to come. out that inint sharing my views with you, i do not mean to imply i did it all right. many of the lessons i have learned i have learned by making mistakes. it takes kurds to be accountable. throughout my life, i've seen many people embarrass themselves by failing to stand up, and acting like lemons by -- acting emmings by following along with the pack. graduates you will soon leave this wonderful community and enter into a new world, you're ready for new opportunities and new lives. along the way you're going to face a lot of pressure, pressure to go along and get along, to toe the line and look the other way when things are not right and the p

john adams wrote to thomas jefferson that power always thinks it has a great soul. the way you guard against that is having people ask hard questions. ask good questions and demand straightforward answers. i promise i will do my best to give that kind of answer today. i appreciate the conversation i know we will have today and over the next few about reauthorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act you mentioned mr. chairman. this is a tool that is essential to the safety of this country. i did not say the same thing about the collection of telephone dialing information by the nsa. i think that's a useful tool. tool, and ifential it goes away we will be less safe as a country. i will be happy to talk more about that. thank you for engaging on that so we can tell the american people why it matters so much and why we cannot let it go away. the magic of the fbi you oversee is its people. we talk a lot about the counterterrorism work, the counter intelligence work. thought i would give the semi-yet of the work being done by those people all over th

just like thomas edison. and then my john glenn, find excellence and fulfillment that works for you. they said again for letting me be here today. god bless you all. go eagles. [applause] >> i am honored to be here today. i also know that some of your fellow students have raised questions about me being your commencement speaker. when i heard about these protests, i wanted to understand what was behind them. conversation.ood i am sure she's here somewhere. me, theconcerns about nation's banking system, and about capitalism itself. and some were legitimate, others i disagree with. whether i agreed with her or not, i say good for her, i am proud of her for speaking up. in fact, it is completely appropriate to hold me accountable for those things i am responsible for. we all should be held accountable. but what does it mean to hold somebody accountable? how do you make yourself accountable? today i will talk about what it takes to be accountable in the hope that it might be some value to you in the years to come. i want to point

incredible ohioans will inspire you to work the wright brothers, work hard like thomas edison, and serve others like john glenn. thank you for giving me the honor to be here today. godspeed to you all. and go eagles. [applause] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> members of the house and senate back in their home states for the memorial day recess. here's a tweet from freshman senator luther strange of alabama. so impressed with all that innovation depot is doing to encourage entrepreneurship and build an i.t. savvy workforce in jefferson county, with a few pictures of his visit in birmingham, alabama. missouri congressman emanuel cleaver attending a memorial event in his district. he tweeted, very happy i was able to attend the vietnam veterans while ceremony in can city. always a v

and marya grows up struck -- thomas jefferson. , thethe john wales dies hemmings family and 100 35 other enslaved people, under the ownership of martha and thomas jefferson. as the husband, the blackstone quote, there's marriage -- the husband and wife become one, though one is him, the man. of this control particular -- they bring the hemmings children to monticello and install the women as a favorite health service martha. the boys become servants to jefferson. jefferson had a man named jupiter, we believe his last withwas evans, could been him from the time he was a little boy. jefferson moved him -- makes sally hemmings is oldest wales brother. his manservant. robert is 12 at the time. you have to figure up what kind of manservant he could've been. at age 12 that is. jefferson, he is jefferson in philadelphia, he writes declaration of independence -- you can sense his family melding together. not just jefferson and his wife martha, but martha's enslaved siblings. we don't know much about martha wales jefferson the letters between jefferson and his wife were destroyed. we think he des

do they think thomas jefferson and john adams were members of a criminal class that needed to draft thiso protect their nefarious deeds? the fact is, they after hundreds of years through history evolves these wonderful documents to protect us because once the government zeros in on someone and hears something and thinks something, they can get you. trish: i'm going to stop you there. i'm wondering, how do we deal with it in this type of environment where these terrorists are connectingon line? and they are on these social media sites. this is where they meet, this is where they connect. how do we prevent them from connecting if we also want to be protective of everybody's rights in this process? >> we go after the terrorists. donald trump said that. but we don't go after james rosen how just interviewed. and he was targeted. trish: he sure was. he was part of this. everyday americans are getting wrapped up in this and you you think for nefarious political purposes rather than intelligence gathering to keep our country safe. >> 100 years ago cardinal richelaeau. he said give me 9 lines wr

isaiah thomas and boston were looking to close out the series and face the cavs in the conference finals. seven seconds in the game... wizards down by two... john wall hits the go-ahead triple (wall: 26 points, 8 assists) thomas as time expires heaves a 27-footer triple... but its no good washington survives and forces a game seven on monday they win 92-91 the raiders might not end up opening their one point nine billion dollar stadium in las vegas until 2021. the franchise was expected to play in their new stadium by 2020 but they are facing delays due to not having a lease. according to las vegas sun... the raiders must present an approved lease to n-f-l owners later this month at their upcoming meeting or their stadium won't be finished until 2021. if the lease isn't approved until the next nfl owners meetings in october... they won't have a home to play in following the 2018 season. ( averi ) coming up... a major fire in emeryville. details next. news this morning.... crews have now contained a 5 alarm fire in oakland. kron 4's averi harper is live at the scene with more. averi? (averi) breaking new... firefighters from multiple agencies th

are fortunate to our extensive archives to have a number of photographs of john with the family, including this image with thomas armistead peter. we are going to go into the butler's pantry where the china and dinnerware would be stored. when armistead peter junior added the radiator, the radiator here is a combination plate warmer. mail service was done in the russian style, which meant many different plates for many different courses because they would come out separately. the butler's pantry is also a good place to look at the large collection of tableware, pieces with over 15 patterns. a number of them are the pieces that were inherited from family members and acquired because of his interest in porcelain. now we are going to go upstairs and look at some of the bed chambers. as we're coming upstairs we are in the upper stair hall and i want to focus on an amazing object, this just on chest. this is another people -- chest on chest. what is especially interesting is george washington purchased at secondhand. it was made for george william fairfax in london in 1760 and washington purchased it at a sale at bel

there is a lot of star power in the series, john wall and isaiah thomas, but it's the back center foreltics that comes up big last night. kelly olynyk will be remembered for a long time in beantown. the big man went beast mode in front of the hometown crowd, scoring most of his career playoff-high 26 points in the fourth quarter. the celtics out last the wizards, 115-105, in the winner take all game seven. >> it was unbelievable. you know, especially to do it in front of our fans, you know, for the city of boston. and you know, it was unbelievable to be in there and feel that energy and, you know, feel that enthusiasm and, you know, the passion that, you know, 20,000 people have, you know, and just thrive off that. >> the celtics will now host lebron james and the cavs in the eastern conference finals. game one is tomorrow night in boston on our sister channel tnt. >>> spurs star kawhi leonard is listed as doubtful for tonight's game two against the warriors. sprained his ankle on this play in sunday's game, landing on warriors center zaza pachulia's foot. some questioning if this was

john wall with 40 points but boston's isaiah thomas was just unstoppable.ing 53 points--29 of them in the fourth quarter and overtime. his 53 points are the second highest in celtics playoff history. boston wins 129 to 119. gamehr at the verizon center - and we've got your ticket! we're giving away our second pair of playoff tickets in our six o'clock hour. but before that - a major clue. watch at 5:45 to find out exactly what time you need to call in to win. and if you arent caller number seven this morning - dont' worry. we've got three more pairs of tickests to give away tomorrow! a big week of giveaways here on good morning washington. we've also got kings dominion tickets next hour - but right now you could be going to the luke bryan concert! call 703-528-7334 and you could be going to his concert next week at jiffy lube. again that number is 703-528-7334. caller number seven wins! time now for weather - another beautiful day; - clouds increase tomorrow - heavy rain friday; showers saturday - cooler than average this weekend through next week today: mo

concession of the first -- 1790, 1 month into the session of the first congress, representative thomas fitzsimmons and john lawrence presented anti-slave trade petitions from their quaker yearly meetings. quakers were the leading religious group opposed to slavery during this time. these petitions argued the slave trade violated the sanctity of the social compact and all those he based and dehumanized who took part in it. trafficking of our fellow men, one of our petitioners read was read, was in-- human tear any, and destructive to the virtues and happiness of the people. in asking the first congress to turn their attention to a case so interesting to the rights of men, the petitioners wanted the house to exert full extent of their power in discouraging the abominable commerce that was the slave trade. if the petitions of february 11 sent tremors through the house, when a third antislavery petition, this time from the pennsylvania abolition society, reached of the floor -- reached the floor the following day, it would register as a massive earthquake. whereas the previous petitions called for congress to

john hancock, to the left. and then thomas jefferson. washington was the first president of the united states, jefferson was the third. where is president number two? john adams? he's not here. that was a mistake for mr. bens. here's the letter in albert small's collection. the original letter written by john adams to john bens complaining about adams' absence from this print. and sent a copy of his print to john adams who when he received it was horrified to find that his portrait was missing from the print. therefore, he returned it to john bens along with this letter, saying i'm returning this. please do not send another copy. in 1823, perhaps the most important facsimile reproduction of the declaration of independence was issued. this is the so-called stone broadside. this print was actually taken directly from the original manuscript in -- and now on display in the national archives. as you know if you've seen the original it's quite faded. one of the reasons that it is faded is that the treatment received at the time that this print

i think it was john adams who wrote to thomas jefferson that power always thinks it has a great soul. the way you guard against that is having people ask hard questions, ask good questions and demand straightforward answers and i promise you i will do my absolute best to give you that kind of answer today. i also appreciate the conversation i know we're going to have today and over the next few months about reauthorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act that you mentioned, mr. chairman. this is a tool that is essential to the safety of this country. i did not say the same thing about the collection of telephone dialing information by the nsa. i think that's a useful tool. 702 is an essential tool and if it goes away, we will be less safe as a country, and i mean that and would be happy to talk more about that. thank you for your engaging on that so we can tell the american people why this matters so much and why we can't let it go away. as you know, the magic of the fbi, that you oversee, is its people and we talk, as we should, a lot about our counterterrorism

general manager john lynch says that foster, seen here posing with solomon thomas, is ahead of scheduleh his recovery from rotator cuff surgery in february and should be a full go for the start of training camp in july. foster was widely considered the best overall linebacker in the draft but slipped to number 31 overall because of that shoulder injury. >>> for all you christian mccaffrey fans, here is our first look at the former stanford star in carolina panthers uniform. the panthers say they plan to let the 8th overall draft pick do a little bit of everything. running back, slot receiver, punt returner. if you want to sea mccaffrey up close and personal, look no further than week one. 49ers host the panthers at levi, september 10th. after dismantling the jazz in four games the warriors will have at least five days off before the western conference finals. now, i know it is looking ahead, but it sure looks as though the cavs and the warriors are on a collision course to meet tin finals for a third straight year. fun to speculate. both teams are unbeaten, and steam rolling everybody i

. >> john wall has been good but isaiah thomas has been even better. >> today's game is at 8:00. >> enjoy the dry, sunny weather we expect today because it's all about to change. >> yes, it is all about to change. now this morning you will definitely feel the change. look at those temperatures. we're in the 40s in many spots. you might need a light jacket. tomorrow morning you will need an umbrella. heavy rain, i'll show you the timing coming up. >>> a stolen assault rifle found in a stolen car and a student in handcuffs. the arrest that has parents and >> our sugar free >>> we have breaking news coming out of buckingham palace. prince philip willo he will attend special engagements through august. >> so he'll stop attending public events as a matter of invitation. we do anticipate an nbc news special report. we'll bring it to you as it happens. >> first we want to check on the forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist. decidedly cooler, chuck. >> you'll need your layer of spring fleece to come back out. you're not going to need it for today. dry weather for most of us through the daylight

. >> john, thank you very much for being here. >> all right. so isaiah thomasugh unspeakable pain. he said he wanted to quit after his sister died, but somehow he is finding comfort on the court. we have his remarkable story for you coming right up. like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time save $900 - $1200 on select final clearance beds during our spring clearance event. only at a sleep number store or sleepnumber.com ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhib

isaiah thomas and boston were looking to close out the series and face the cavs in the conference finals. seven seconds in the game... wizards down by two... john wall hits the go-ahead triple (wall: 26 points, 8 assists) thomas as time expires heaves a 27-footer triple... but its no good washington survives and forces a game seven on monday they win 92-91 the raiders might not end up opening their one point nine billion dollar stadium in las vegas until 2021. the franchise was expected to play in their new stadium by 2020 but they are facing delays due to not having a lease. according to las vegas sun... the raiders must present an approved lease to n-f-l owners later this month at their upcoming meeting or their stadium won't be finished until 2021. if the lease isn't approved until the next nfl owners meetings in october... they won't have a home to play in following the 2018 season. ... much more news at the top of the hour.. including the search for a serial arsonist responsible for two more car fires in the east bay. kron 4 news at eleven... all the day's big stories and your forecast... in half the time. but first... comedian melissa mcc

john wahl, it's a go ahead 3. and the wizards take a one point lead. one last chance for isaiah thomash a shot, does not get the lucky bounce and the wizards are headed back to boston for a game seven on monday night. >> john, he has had two games in the series. one game is 0 for 9 and tonight he was 1 for 9. he ended up 8 for 16 in the half. not too many guys can do that. >> you know, when i played, i missed two shots. i didn't think i was going to make the next shot. he's a winner. he plays to win. he's not worried about his stats. he's worried about winning the game. >> what a dramatic win here for the wizards. they were down 5. everybody was saying, what were the wizards. they found a way to get it done and the streamers come down and we are headed to a game seven on monday night. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> looking forward to a beautiful saturday morning. psych. >> it will be dry, 3/4 of the weekend. it will rain tomorrow until no

panel and the "washington post" eugene robinson and howard fineman, and evan thomas, and joined by republican strategist john, and i want to start here across the table. american elegance certain areally. >> yes, he is a great speaker, and, i guess that is why they are paying $400,000 to make sure that he stays there. it is just politics aside, it is wonderful to hear that man speak. i mean, the eloquence is so impressive. this is basically a speech to my ears about the affordable care act, about health care, and that is the one area of substance that he really went into. and he said it is a profile in courage for the freshmen democratic members of congress who voted for the aca to do so knowing that they were risking their political career. indeed a lot of them lost the follow following year in the bids for relek sh reelection and he defended it saying that health care is a right and not a privilege, and so we are listening to see if he would get involved about issues and he did in the case of health care. >> i think that you are right. he did establish it as a st standard that all parties will have to meet

john wall goes to the hoop hard. look at that perfect pass for thomas. 16-0 run. bill belichick saying hum.h great defense, perfect pass, 29 points to lead them to a 123-101 win. celtics take a 3-2 lead in that series. there is some video in the world of baseball world checking out. some of the best plays of the day. it's a drive. alex gordon will not take no for an answer. beautiful play. the right fielder has a little something to do with this defensive effort. nice all out dive, making a backhanded catch. here is the beautiful agility play. watch the replay. look at the reflexes. turns around 360 and gets the out. at 1st base. 39-year-old making it look easy. pretty good shape. that is the sporting life. we have hockey semi-finals, both going to game 7. highlights in a few minutes. more news with frank and julie at 11:00. >> thank you. coming up next at 11:00. >> i want to renew my call to have a special prosecutor o pointed to over see the russia investigation. >> law makers question the president's moteivation for firing james comey. >>> president trump is defending his position to fir

. >>> somehow john wall and the wizards will have to overcome isaiah thomas. we can do it.ey play at the verizon center tonight. >> that's right. taking a look right now, chopper 4, light volume, bw parkway. in bound 395 not so hot. >>> here's a check of that forecast for tomorrow there you go. we can take a look at max, too. you can look at the ten day forecast. it will be a shower ri day tomorrow. tomorrow is the only warm day out of the next ten. all of next week colder than average. i feel like i'm talking to my dog. who wants a cookie. >> smell it. >> oh, they smell so good. ♪i aibeat or cheat or compemistreat you ♪ ♪ ♪ simplify you, classify you ♪ ♪ all i really wanna do ♪ ♪ is, baby, be friends with you ♪ the following ad for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ >> >>> good morning. moment of truth. republicans plan to try again to r

i think it was john adams who wrote to thomas jefferson, power always thinks it has a great soul, theay you guard against that is having people ask hard questions, ask good questions and demand straightforward answers and i promise to do my absolute best to give you that kind of answer today. i also appreciate the conversation i know we'll have today and over the next few months about reauthorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act that you mentioned, mr. chairman. this is a tool that is essential to the safety of this country. i did not say the same thing about the collection of telephone dialing information by the nsa. i think that's a useful tool. 702 is an essential tool. if it goes away we'll be less safe as a country and i mean that and would be happy to talk more about that. thank you for engaging on that so we can tell the american people why this matters so much and why we can't let it go away. as you know, the magic of the f.b.i. that you oversee is its people and we talk a lot about our counter terrorism work and counter intelligence work and i'm sure

thomas jefferson told his attorney generate to prosecute aaron burr. he called witnesses. the president gave them community. johnl, threatened to have him impeached if he didn't convict aaron burr. ehrenberg got acquitted in, but not to any failure to thomas jefferson. historically, the president is the head of the executive badge and it cannot be committing obstruction of justice for committing his constitutional duty. if you tore up a subpoena or erased tapes or put out a perjured testimony, that's different. by exercising his causational rights, no obstruction of justice here. >> tucker: on what grounds with the acting attorney general would put mueller in that job? >> i think he did it to protect his own reputation. i think we are seeing a lot of people doing a lot of things to protect their own reputation. it starts with sally gates, refused to defend the travel order. it goes to comey who wanted to have his cake and eat it. he has the president and then he turns against him. we then see that -- he wants to preserve his reputation. he does what he wants the president to do, write a memo. now he's turning ag

up loseing the game to the celtics 129-119 despite john wall's effort, he had 40 pounds, 13 rebounds. they were going for the series tie. isaiah thomas and the celtics drop 53 and the wizards drop the 0-2 on this series. but they come back to dc where they played like beasts all year. next game thursday night at 8:00 at the verizon center. sydney crosby will not play in pittsburgh, a vicious hit by caps defense man. kidnaps down 2-1 in the series. back in pittsburgh 7:30. a beautiful night for baseball. not for the nats. the as fell silent. the diamondbacks win this game 6-3. bryce harper will try to get in tomorrow, yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >> so, there is a