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prosecutor kevin smith says foster must be held accountable. kevinsmith/dep. district attorney "..we filed these charges to underscore how serious we take alldomestic violence cases in this county, the charges speak for themselves, when you batter someone and the you try to prevent someone from accessing the criminal justice system, that is of concern to us..." the 49ers issued a statement saying "foster's place on the team is under great scrutiny and will depend on what is learned through the legal process." foster was also arrested in january in oklahoma for marijuana possesion andhad failed an nfl drug test last year. the judge issued a "no contact," order, instructing foster to stay away from his alleged victim. teammate richard the gallery but made no public comment. foster and his attorney josh bently also refused to take questions as they made of the courthouse following a hearing that lasted a little better than ten minutes. (rob live) foster will return to court on later this month toenter a formal plea. he is free tonight on $75,000 dollar bail. live

prosecutor kevin smith says foster must be held accountable. < "...we filed these charges to underscorehow serious we take alldomestic violence cases in this county..."> (steve) the 49ers (steve) the 49ers issued a statement saying that foster's status as a member of their team is uncertain for now. newly acquired star richard sherman was present to show his support for foster, but he declined to comment as did foster and his attorney. (vicki) the golden state warriors are warning fans about the potential dangers of purchasing playoff tickets from a non-verified third party. saying fraudulent tickets could get you turned away. during this year's regular season...the warriors saw more than 800 fans denied access to oracle arena due to counterfeit tickets. those were purchases from non- verified vendors. that number was down from the previous season when more than 12-hundred fans were turned away. coming up at eight.. new details about a missing california family on their way to the bay area.... what officials have just recovered. plus. within plus.

prosecutor kevin smith says foster must be held accountable. kevinsmith/dep.trict attorney "..we filed these charges to underscore how serious we take alldomestic violence cases in this county, the charges speak for themselves, when you batter someone and the you try to prevent someone from accessing the criminal justice system, that is of concern to us..." the 49ers issued a statement saying "foster's place on the team is under great scrutiny and will depend on what is learned through the legal process." the judge ordered that foster is to have no contact with his alleged victim. legal analyst steven clark. rob fladeboe/san jose if convicted on all charges he faces a maximum of 11 years in prison. he's free tonight on $75,000 dollars bail. in san jose rob flaboe kron 4 news (steve) former 49er and raider aldon smith is expected to appear in court tomorrow. his next appearance is set for 9 am tomorrow in san francisco court. smith was arrested friday for allegedly showing up drunk to the sheriff's department to be fitted with an alcohol monitor. smith plead no

prosecutor kevin smith says foster must be held accountable. kevinsmith/dep.orney "..we filed these charges to underscore how serious we take alldomestic violence cases in this county, the charges speak for themselves, when you batter someone and the you try to prevent someone from accessing the criminal justice system, that is of concern to us..." the 49ers issued a statement saying "foster's place on the team is under great scrutiny and will depend on what is learned through the legal process." the judge ordered that foster is to have no contact with his alleged victim. legal analyst steven clark. rob fladeboe/san jose if convicted on all charges he faces a maximum of 11 years in prison. he's free tonight on $75,000 dollars bail. in san jose rob flaboe kron 4 news ( robin ) happening today ... former 49er and raider aldon smith is expected to appear in a san francisco court room. smith was arrested last friday for allegedly showing up drunk to the sheriff's department to be fitted with an alcohol monitor. smith plead not guilty this week to a string of charg

smith the rebound, he scores, game over, right? wrong. the officials rule there was goaltender interference. the goal gets overturned. and we are headed into a second overtime. how about kevin leblanc. bank across logan couture. that one is not coming back. couture with the game winner. the sharks beat the golden knights in double ot and the series is now tied 1-1. let's head over to the diamond for some baseball action. the giants and the dodgers, doubleheader today. game one, giants got blown out and your eyes are not deceiving you, that's pablo sandoval on the bump. a one-two-three inning, dodgers win 15-6. game two, bases loaded for evan longoria, the double to left bringing in jackson and mccutcheon. giants win game two 8-3 the final. >>> and the nba playoffs. game one between the pelicans and warriors. steph curry still not able to go. for now he remains the warriors' biggest cheerleader. golden state in the sec, green to kevin durant for the alley-oop. that is beautiful basketball. draymond and k.d. fired up. later, it's klay, hits the three, k.d. loves it. so do beyonce and jay-z. good cheerleaders. later in the quarter, more klay, he can't be stopped, he sinks the

smith from the kadena group. he is in new york. fox announce -- news contributor and kevin kelly benchmark investments. like what he says about trade or dislike what he says, the fact donald trump is seth the pace. you wouldn't hear christine lagarde talk about fair trade in the past. >> no. i'm glad he is bringing something to light that is a concern for a lot of american corporations over the years. they were forced into giving their ip and how to do joint ventures over in china order to do business. there was no two-ways about it. the dialogue has changed and it changed at imf. the world trade organization or imf they're starting to get on board, the scales are now going to a level playing field and they weren't before. they were in favor of china. david: gary, there ises are the fact that a lot of these big international groups that represent the world order, if you will, were worried about getting squeezed out. these people are worried about their jobs. they saw if they continue just talking about oh, we need free trade, free trade, without any fairness involved, then in fact they might have been

coming up later on we'll hear from kevin durant on if he feels any pressure to shoulder the load..reporting live from oracle arena kim smith kron 4 sports, i'll send it back to the studio... vicki) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera - looking at the golden gate bridge. (catherine) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cool

kevin labanc. through center ice. bumped ahead. at line. hacked at by tomas hertl, back in. engelland moves it by theodore. marchessault, through center ice. merrill pass for reilly smith.is back for san jose. hasled by william karlsson, sharks get to it, try to clear. engelland off the side of the goal. braun had a puck. turnover. dillon. reilly smith. shea theodore, shot, blocked, rebound scores! joe pavelski in the slot and vegas wins game two. >> eddie: does joe pavelski interfere with martin jones? he goes to the front, ties up his stick. then marchessault finds the back of the net. the positioning of martin jones, he's in the crease there. no question he makes contact. >> joe: some of the players eddie from there came over to look at my monitor as well. coaches for the sharks -- no one went to the locker room from the sharks side. just stayed in this area. >> eddie: it's right arm they're looking at. stick knocks him off balance. >> referee: upon review to determine if there was goaltender interference prior to the puck entering the net. >> john: does the goaltender have the opportunity to make the save? >> eddie: it's up to the attacking player to know where the

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smith: mr. speaker, i just want to thank publicly majority leader kevin mccarthy for co-sponsoring this legislationwell. i encourage my colleagues to support it, and i appreciate the remarks by the gentleman from california, mr. bera. i yield he back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. both sides have yielded back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2809, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on he table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5086, the innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5086, a bill to require the director of the national science foundation to develop a course to support commercialization ready innovation companies and for o

kevin johnson has done here, has been remarkable. it's the anti-mark zuckerberg, anti sheryl sandberg this is different than richard smith of equifax orgage of course oscar munoz of united. they apologized. they went to the victims personally their instincts weren't to right away defend the misconduct of employees as munoz did of united he never apologized to the victims, by the way. when he eventually apologized it was to other passengers. the instincts were to go to the victims. but there's a schadenfreude. you hear from financial cynics who say they held a high bar in putting all these simplistic cliches on coffee cups for baristas to become overnight experts. but what the company stands for, they've endorsed that. that's remarkable and a great model going forward. >> i think it just highlights how it is totally hard to manage you have a company with more than 28,000 stores around the world. hundreds of thousands of employees, yes, they can train them on racial bias. yes, they can come out and get out in front of this issue but isn't it so hard to control this sort of thing in this day and age with social media and everything else?