kobe doesn't want to say anything at all.t least five years or what since the, since this came back? >> this is getting tough. >> i don't want to answer that question. >> jacob? >> anybody? >> i -- yeah. yeah. yeah, it is. >> jimmy: so why then, and i know, you know, why, then, are you all still in high school, is the question. were there overdue library books that -- [ laughter ] and i know you can't say everything, but. >> why, why are we still in high school? >> i mean, it might be one of the biggest plot holes of all time. >> jimmy: it might be. kobe, do you know? >> i don't want to pull that thread, but i don't know. i don't know. >> jimmy: jake, you have no idea, right? >> sorry? >> jimmy: i think it was the first time i've ever seen a trailer that had a spoiler disclaimer in front of it. >> and of all people i gave the spoiler. >> jimmy: maybe that was just like when you take like the bad kid in class and make him the hall monitor. >> the cone of shame? >> jimmy: just for you. they wanted to hear you say the words alou

the deputy made an emergency call for back-up moments later kobe was surrounded by deputies and tasedhe hospital of cardiac arrest. >> it should not be that a human being can be killed and violently killed and tortured to death with absolutely impunity and that is why we're here and why we'll continue to fight. >> san mateo county district attorney released a report this month that called the stop lawful. >>> may is national military appreciation month. and a san francisco native is doing her part to help our veterans with therapy animals. >> ama daetz has the story of hounds helping heroes. >> this is jim. i like jim. he's really -- >> jim is a very sweet dog. he's very docile. >> and cute. >> reporter: bonnie is on a mission. she found a nonprofit hounds and heroes to pair service or therapy animals with veterans suffering from things like post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury. and her goal is to lift the spirits and moral of veterans and saving dogs, making this a rescue mission, in essence, saving two lives. >> we pull rescue dogs and other places that do therap

first up, kobe and marley. ♪ happy birthday to you >> they get their cakes, and these beautiful pupspreciative. >> looks like chocolate, but it is carrots. it is safe, non-toxic for dogs. all are green free. >> ali, even you can eat the cake. >> another little stritrick up sleeve for boxer rescue l.a. there's around 30 boxers at this shelter. >> we want to cover the adoption fee for all 30 of the dogs that are here. >> really? >> yeah. >> that's huge. that afford that part. >> fees are about $300 for each dog. he's on for $9,000. no worries. >> no reason people can't come and bring them home. >> once he drops off the surprise, it is time to celebrate all the dogs' birthdays at the shelter. they grab more cakes, shelter hats, and party with all the pooches in the center. rocky and his lady baked 100 cakes. like i said, there's only about 30 dogs at this particular shelter. so he put out on his social media, hey, anybody want cake for their dogs, come on down. other shelters came down to pick up cakes for the dogs at their own shelters. he spread the love far and wide. ♪ >>> charles is

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oakland police and the fbi are kobing through evidence including surveillance video and interviewing witnesses. they ask if anyone saw what happened to please come forwards sign indicated an unsuspected is emergency at this branch. we did overhear some employees tell customers they would be back open tomorrow. in oakland, dion lim, abc7 news. >> there was a overthrow crowd for today's final farewell to a young police officer from the bay area. supporters and law enforcement lined highway overpasses as tara o'sullivan's casket was take it on a church in roseville outside sacramento. a gunman killed her last week in sacramento. wayne freedman takes you to today's funeral. >> reporter: it was equal parts impressive and demoralizing. the kind of pageantory police officers and their families dred. a funeral today, a thin blue line now thick with sadness, extending onto the streets of roseville. >> they deserve it. our respect and loyalty to show them our support. >> they risk their life every day for us. >> reporter: and so this massive show of support from above and below as sacramento p

be out at these for the finals and probably for months said it's a very painful injury in remember kobe bryant had a similar type injuries. well, india. is strong enough to she's a preacher's across there with that injury as well, but it's a it's an injury that people are really here because it's a very tiny the average time to return to play is around 6 months and so this is a cadet 20 him out for at least a middle 60's. maybe even more to any white house reaction is it's going to be a person that person kind of a deal that. but he's i'm sure he's in great shape. i'm sure is going to great physicians and surgeons helping hand great care is selfie too so oakley on the shore side of that that you'ooking at likely around 6 months. >>our breaking injury, especially considering how he was trying to play in the game to help the team win you can see more exclusive interviews like this on our new app kron on get caught up with the latest breaking news and weather any time of day visit kron on dot t v to start watching now. >>a prominent east bay cannabis manufacturers taking its business to ca

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fit to play for new zealand at the 2023 tournament as well the 2015 world cup when it will sign for kobe steelers in japan's top league south africa's olympic champion caster semenya has told athletics chiefs they should focus on dopers and not on her after she won a race in france on tuesday some men yet narrowly beat ethiopia's how we faced the 2000 meter in montrose as she continues to battle attempts by the i w f to make use of testosterone reducing drugs it's a 1st race since a swiss court temporarily ruled in her favor in an ongoing struggle by the so-called difference in sexuality sexual development athletes she hopes to defend her world 800 meters title in doha in september and needs to win her appeal to switzerland's federal supremes court as it stands she's cleared to compete at that distance until june 25th. why would i take that out of. my pew at least i don't. think i can run even as i want. to be a 100 because i could be 200 can be a lonely job you have tough love you name it you know i'm a talented athlete or a mother what do you know about thought anything else even if i

but kobe bryant and kd. >> interesting. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20.. a dozen people stunned. life guards trying to warn them. >> at 11:00. mysterious drums along north bay roads. why fire officials are warning call 911 right away. if you see one. >> that is this edition of the news. look for breaking news with the app. we appreciate your time. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a freelance project manager from brooklyn, new york... a pastor from houston, texas... and our returning champion-- a forklift operator from declo, idaho... whose one-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you folks noticed that when johnny introduced e.j., it's almost as if he were giving our camera the evil eye. he didn't crack a smile. he had his game face on. now he's smiling, of course. the week is building nicely on "jeopardy!" we had a mid-$30,000 win on monday, $40,000 for dan yesterday. what will today bring? we won't know until we start finding out, so let's

take a look at the kobe x -- at the obx. we can see this on the next chart. see how the story is developing. the sector breakdown very much driven by risk off mentality. look at the bond like stock sectors that are doing well. health care is trading strongly. food and beverages also getting a lift as we do see a new ceo. telecom is doing well, utilities doing well, it is the bond proxies trading at the top of the market. the bottom end of the market, i mentioned the oil stocks down over 2% in europe. the banks are down 1%, but the oil sector acting as ballast at the bottom end of the market. let's take a look at the individual names. there are m&a stories worth paying attention to. there are changes on some of these companies. leveraged buyout quite difficult in germany. a hybrid solution. axel trading up 11.5%. reckittng down 2% and coming through with a new ceo, focused on the internet channel, focused on what is happening with the digital information in the business. reckitt trading up 4.5%. that is look at the european markets. vonnie: breaking news. the

bumgarner's only mistake was to the second batter of the game, max muncy with a splash into mccovey kobeuncy's slow walk out of the batter's box telling him to stop watching the ball and run. muncy responded if you don't want me to watch the ball, you can go get it out of the ocean. it was the only run of the game. bum garter had hey chance to tie it in the second but he goes down swing being. no fireworks on muncy's next at-bat. he grounds out to second to end the third. seven innings, one run, five cans but no run support. the giants struck out nine times against buhler, 12 total against dodger pitchers. the dodgers take two out of three in the series and win in a 1-0 shutout. start of the as a-ranger game delayed by mother nature. olson hit a two-run bomb in the second, his ninth home run subs coming back from injury. that inspired khris davis who would go yard himself in the third, his 13th of the season and first since may 13th. two-run shot made it 5-0 oakland. frank i month tas struck out ten in six innings. at one point, the a's led 8-0 but the range serious would rally and nearl

i did the mccone book, but we had others done on helms and kobe. the kca a study on years, but i doubt it will ever be declassified, regrettably because it is a fascinating work. they are available on the cia public website, cia.gov, if you want to read more about them. and we have also put out a couple other publications. these are unclassified. one focuses on the directors as head of the intelligence community, sort of a different take on the story. and our public affairs office working in conjunction with history staff has a nice profiles of leadership publication on all of our directors. if you want to read a three or four page on the directors and get bio data on them, check out profiles on leadership. it is on the public website. if you want to read what historians have said about the decentrs, there is a shelf of books here. some of them very in reliability. sorry. i would commend a few of them to you. let me get myself straight here. iser gross' bio of dulles superb. lby has a good biographer. woodward'srd'-- bob book has interesting inform

the other thing that i heard from some of these voters, they would like to hear an apology of some kobe bryant. t kind. the idea that you push ahead and never apologize does not sit well with democratic voters. they would like to see biden's acknowledge, and like to hear people talk about race in 2019 and then move on. >> talk to us about the event that you are at down there, it is not just biden whose there and nearly all the democratic contenders are attending. >> reporter: yes, just about anybody. this is jim clyde burn in the whip and he's been doing this for 20 years. we got the party raising money and candidates will speak there and they'll go to fish fry and eat fish and some of them may try to dance and some may do it well and some may not. there is additional events related to the democratic convention and a planned parenthood event in town. a big opportunity for all these candidates to introduce themselves to south carolina voters. many reminding me today they see this as so early and a lot of these folks are not familiar with the names of the candidates they are talking to. b

kobe bryant, steph curry, phil jackson used to teach this to the chicago bulls and los angeles lakers. the seattle seahawks have an entire program. it is being researched around the world and it has shown great benefits. >> one final question. rep. ryan: i always hate the last question. be nice to me. >> i am tom, and i really enjoy your theme of trying to hold the country together. i think everyone believes in the theme. it seems like there is more energy trying to divide this country apart. as a leader of the country, what do you see that we need to do, what steps would you take to actually make it so that people now that disagree with you and have different views come together and work for the greater good? rep. ryan: when i first got into congress, i came from an area that was devastated. my whole plan, people wanted me to run for governor senate. i stayed focused on my community and started bringing back money to bring back the community. what we did is that we would sit down and listen to each other, respect each other, know that if we are putting a deal together we will sit at

and the reality is that with michael jordan, lebron james, kobe bryant, a lot of those guys didn't winey were 24 years old just the passage of time and keeping this core together gives us a great chance to kprecompetn holding that larry o'brien trophy is what it's all about. so we're pretty excited about it >> wes edens, thanks for joining us today >> thanks, morgan. really appreciate it >>> as we go to break, s&p coming off its all-time high of 2019 leading tin dex even higher, you have electronic arts, tyson foods and western digital. don't go anywhere. we're back after a quick break al: hi everyone! al roker here. as a guy with his own catchphrase, i appreciate that after 75 years smokey's only said... smokey bear: only you can prevent wildfires. al: but, i'm filling in because there's a lot more to report! like when there are parched or windy conditions out there, you gotta be extra careful with things like burning yard waste. after all, wildfires can start anywhere, even in your neck of the woods. go to smokeybear.com to learn more about wildfire prevention. the flexible class sch

kobe bryant, steph curry, phil jackson used to teach this to the chicago bulls.and the to the los angeles lakers. seattle seahawks have an entire program. they are seeing it in medical schools. it is robustly being researched around the world. and showing great benefits. were going to continue to pursue it. >> one final question. >> i always hate the last question. you know what i mean? it always ends up, congressman, right? that last question is always - be nice to me. will you? >> i will try. i am tom sylvia and i really enjoy your theme of trying to pull the country together. i think everybody in this room believes in that theme. but it seems like there is almost more energy trying to divide this country apart. and as a leader of the country, where do you see that we need to do, what steps would you take to actually make it so that people who disagree with you and have different views actually come together and work for the greater good? >> when i first got into congress, i obviously came from an area that was devastated. so, my whole plan was, run for governo

i'm a bit remember kobe bryant had a similar type injuries. well, india.ugh to she's a preacher's across there with that injury as well, but it's a it's an injury that people are really here but he's i'm sure he's in great shape. i'm sure is going to great physicians and surgeons helping hand great care is selfie too so oakley on the shore side of that but you're looking at likely route 6 months. >>all right so some good insights there and if you want to see more exclusive interviews like that just make sure you download the new kron on app. >>you get caught up on the latest breaking news and weather any time of day just visit kron on dot tv to find out more and start watching now. the oakland raiders say sure will be 2 to 3 season because they're featured on hard knocks. it's the nfl honor that nobody wants. >>and the raiders have no choice so what happens is this a documentary crew follows them around so training camp hoping to expose all kinds of drama show won there's sure to on their side that that we need there between and and you know you got antoni

people talk about bird and what have you but certainly young lebron james and you have kevin durant and kobeive a lot of great players playing their and you could have a real interesting debate about that as who would be the person you pick there. the point guard would probably be one you have a real discussion, back in the r old ds and have magic johnson of the world john stockton, the steve nash his amazing and stuff curry, i don't know what he's doing, 70 great players the hard to go withhe the point guard mac johnson and the things he did so that would be the choice have to pick for that. another one, and you go with somebody like the old days like bob pettit that most people would pick. and then you get a room alone. then you have tim duncan, then you have a number of other players to play that can be put into the category. his son easy thing to do in a conversation to have but for me it's about the overall skills a weakness if overall skills your great player he should be good at certain things agreedav other. >> let me ask you something, the big man, 68, 79, eight footers, they better

about bird what have you and where i played but certainly you got lebron james and kevin durant and kobeof great players playing their you can have a real interesting debate about that is to who would be the person you pick there. point guard is probably one you could have a real discussion about go back to the old days of cousy and then you have magic johnson of the world in the john stockton and steve nash who was amazing and steph curry and what he's doing so many great players but start to go with the 6'8 6'8" and magic johnson and the things he did. that would be the choice i have to pick for that. the four is another one. you go with somebody like the old days would be father pettit and then you have a karl malone but then you have a tim duncan and then you have number of other players playing today who could conceivably be put into that category but not an easy thing to do any good conversation to have. to me it's about the overall skills. you can't have a glaring weakness if you're a great player and should not have a glaring weakness but should be good at certain things and grat

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fit to play for new zealand at the 2023 tournament as well the 2015 world cup winner will sign for kobe's 3 lives in japan's top league. to las vegas where tyson firies preparing for his latest heavyweight title fight this saturday the unbeaten british title is the strong favorite against germany some short series also and defeated furious looking to avoid the same faces anthony joshua who suffered a shock defeat to andy ruiz this month losing all these world titles in the process it's fair to say theory doesn't seem was 800003003. 0. 0000 0 6 and that is we will leave it more sport again later during all right we'll see you later on thanks very much peter and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for the news hour but i'm back in just a moment with much more of the day's news and all the day's top stories coming your way right here on al-jazeera see you in a minute. we're making millions per month off for something taxes i was losing. more than 10 years off to the global financial crisis millions of dollars and it's like the greatest job you could ever imagine getting

you're a pass first, score second guy >> lebron can do that with 30 points overall, kobe bryant is thedest to guard >> that's fascinating. i assume you saw on draft night where zion williams teared up. did that make you think about your mom >> yes >> because your mom -- >> my mom -- >> your mom is a formidable person >> she's six feet tall and she's tough. >> you talk about banging somebody >> yes she banged my brother a few times when he got out of line my mother was a very strong woman. she is the foundation of who i am in terms of having the proper views on walking out of the house and being intelligent, being able to speak the part and knowing my environment >> went to work in the winter in springfield with no coat so you and your brother could have warm clothes. >> yes, linda was tough. >> good luck next year you're back for another year >> yeah. >> then you'll run the team. >>> a change in the tax law having a big impact on real estate prices. i'll just stay here and talk to andre and don't miss "made in vietnam. carl quintanilla live in hanoi tomorrow on cnbc >>> a change in tax

district who do great work in assisting fosterer children and families, bethany christian service, and kobe's family services. this is an issue we should all care deeply about. and i was very proud, my very first legislation to become law was bipartisan language sponsored -- co-sponsored with representative terri sewell to help place foster children in the home of family members. there are no republicans or democrats, just mothers, father, aunts and understandingles and sons and daughters who believe a child needs to be tucked in in a living home. thanks to the foster parents that provide just that. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the state champions girls track and field champion, the warwick warriors. the warriors brought home the school district's fifth state championship. the team took home seven medals from the state championship games. every time those girls were asked to do something, they did it, said the coach. they rerows to every occasion from sophomores to now and just unreal. and certainly there is much to be proud of, the lessons that they learned toge

we just saw the president come off of a trip to japan where he ate kobe beef and watched wrestling and everybody honored and bowed to him, and he absolutely loved that. he's enjoying being feted in london right now. what creates a disparity, something that is discordant, is here he lands in london and disses on the mayor, who represents the people of london. at the same time he's being very careful not to spill a tea cup. so it's, where the pomp and circumstance part is going all right, the politics, what could be more gauche that twitter when you're trying to deal with something as rich as british heritage that we have been witnessing in places like westminster abbey and the like? but donald trump hasn't made any mistakes yet. jimmy carter in 1977 famously kissed queen elizabeth ii on the lips, and she like backed off and later said it was creepy. nobody had done that since her husband had died. and so donald trump hasn't done something that's going to be talked about decades later yet on this visit. but that tweet that he did about the mayor of london is going to live on. >> yeah. cl

be out at the start of the finals probably for months it's it's a very painful injury in remember kobeia. is that injury as well, but it's a it's an injury that people are really here but he's i'm sure he's in great shape. i'm sure is going to great physicians and surgeons helping hand great characters selfie too so oakley on the shore side of that you're looking at mike weir at 6 months. >>and you can see more exclusive interviews like that on our new app by the way kron on you get caught up on the latest breaking news and weather anytime today just visit kron on dot t v to start watching now. >>6.49 all eyes are going to be on the oakland raiders this pre season because as they have been chosen to be featured on hard knocks on hbo. unfortunately, nobody wants to be featured in the network's five-episode documentary series that follows teams are training camps and they always pick the team that they think will have the drama yeah problems whatever it's their final season in oakland, so he got bad they're going to be moving they got along. >>hall on the road. so there's schedule is tou

if you think about athletes like kobe bryant or their teams, they have always used game film.hey have always studied the performance of their athletes to help them do better. and we look at, there's not a boardroom, there's not a ceo anywhere that doesn't want better performance from their reps, better performance from their sales teams, and we look at ways to harness the analytics, the intelligence, to make businesses do better. perform better. stuart: can you definitively say objectively that the use of artificial intelligence in your company, ringdna, does improve results? can you say that for sure? >> 100%. companies that utilize our application see not only better performance in terms of sales, but better retention. what we're doing is we're helping -- we're helping businesses truly be more human through the application of artificial intelligence. it's like anything. if i can learn how to study my behavior, if i can learn what impacts change in a positive way, and what is impacting me in a negative way, i can do more of what's positive and less of what's negative. rather

i didn't see kobe who was live. but, yeah, i did stay up to watch. >> three candidates stood out. >> i wonder how that played. >> i have to learn it by 9:00 p.m. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin, of course, with the debate. voters got their first extended look at a histalofemocratic prel hopefuls. now, prime time tv debate last night, did you stay up to watch? ursing tfdates talked for two important issues but highlighting their differences in policy ideas. >>> and more candidates including joe biden, bernie sanders, kamala harris, and pete buttigieg will take the same stage tonight. ed o'keefe has more for us. he has a bit of laryngitis, but he has more. what do you have to say. >> they got a substantive debate free of real nastiness. one name that didn't come up much, president trump. instead the democrats focused on their own ideas. >> when you've got an economy that does great for those with money and isn't doing great for everyone else, that is corruption, pure and simple. >> with the first answer of

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nbc's kellie kobe yay cobiella joins us with more. >> good morning.ne away. she arrived in milan this morning, touching down on italian soil for the first time in eight years. she was invited to italy to speak this weekend on how the media changed her life and the cameras were waiting at the airport. this morning amanda knox, seen arriving in milan, ready to set the record straight. knox's story, jailed for a murder she didn't commit, dominated the headlines for years. now she is nervously returning to italy for the first time since 2011, posting this picture on instagram days before she left seattle with the words "feeling frayed. in 2007, amanda's friend and fellow student meredith was killed in their shared apartment. amanda's conviction and courtroom tears when she was freed four years later shown around the world. >> i -- i am so grateful to have my life back. >> reporter: in a new article she previews the speech she will make in italy this week. she says the italian prosecutor painted me as a sex-crazed femme fatale and the media profited for ye

christine: your story -- meele: your story reminded of kobe bryant.a huge supporter of the wnba. his older daughter some -- his older daughters playing basketball and she's quite good and he laughs when guys come up and say, don't you want a boy to be just like you? and he told the story, i think my daughter has it just fine. he's ok with that. so i think that's cool that he is supportive of the leak, as many nba players are, and also is reminding people that he might have the next great one. comedn't -- it just didn't in the package they expected. here's another question. considering the recent controversy with nike, talk about issues around sponsorships, endorsement's, and pregnant athletes. christine: again, this is where we are as a culture and it is fantastic. so many women had to fight this fight alone or with a teammate, friend, spouse, partner, whatever. journalist'sw, the view, it is a long time coming, it took way too long, often we have to shame companies into doing things, and when i say shame as a journalist, i'm not going to shame them,

targetedt the defensive briefing they were talking about in this ynchittee's report that l and kobe -call me and mccabe were talking about. time candidate trump may not have received a briefing about russian interference efforts would be if they had already determined that the steele dossier was true or that he was a subject of a criminal investigation. but we know that was not the case because we know that the fbi director told the president, president trump, well into 2017 that he was not the subject of a criminal investigation, that he was not under investigation. so what reason would the fbi had had in 2016, what legitimate reason would they have had in 2016 to not advise candidate trump or president elect trump about russian interference threats? mr. mccarthy: i don't think they had a good reason. i think it would have been preferable if they had done the defensive briefing. i am familiar with former director comey's testimony about this, and i would point out that he pointed out in testimony to this committee that not everybody on his advisory team agreed with his idea of tellin