kyle lowry knocks down the jumper. spectacular play by the backcourt and kyle lowry, spectacular all game long. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mar looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his career he's 53%. that right footsteping on lowry's foot. that's what caused it to turn. shakes his head no. does not want to come out. biyombo misses a pair and

kyle lowry knocks down the jumper. spectacular play by the backcourt and kyle lowry, spectacular all game long. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mark: looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his career he's 53%. that right footsteping on lowry's foot. that's what caused it to turn. shakes his head no. does not want to come out. biyombo misses a pair a

long day. >> coming up -- >> state of ohio versus kyle james stein. >> kyle stein is sentenced.rom the victim's families. >> there is no such as healing in there. this doesn't go away. we just have to live with this from now on. >>> at the hamilton county justice center, it is a big day for kyle stein. the judge will decide how much time he will spend in prison for two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. due to a plea deal, the judge will sentence stein as if he had not been driving under the influence, even though toxicology reports showed he was. but stein could still face anywhere from 1 to 10 years in prison. >> best case scenario -- i don't know. i don't know how to gave best case scenario in this situation. i'm seeing people, i'm seeing people being emotional. that's kind of hard. >> as part of the hearing stein will be allowed to make a statement to the family of the victims. >> i feel, yes, that i do owe it to them to say i'm sorry. we're not sure how the families will take it though. we don't know. saying i'm sorry is part of a process that i have to go through. >>

amanda's jaw-dropping stunts and kyle's aerial acrobatics wow the crowd. >> kyle franklin's one of theest performers i've ever seen. his airplane is a unique biplane. it's big, it's loud. he makes it do things that airplanes shouldn't be able to do. he has a pretty sophisticated smoke system that pumps out smoke as he's doing, you know, all of his aerobatic maneuvers and it's quite entertaining. and amanda basically crawls all over the airplane while kyle is doing all sorts of aerobatic maneuvers with that big old biplane of his. >> but toward the end of their routine, something goes horribly wrong. >> there was one final loop that they made and i guess we were all just waiting for them to come back down. >> he's going to crash! >> and the plane didn't come back up. >> it just kind of disappeared behind a little brush line. >> i didn't know what was happening. we actually thought it was part of the show at first. people were anticipating for the plane to come back up. >> the plane never rises and people in the crowd realize they just witnessed a terrible accident. >> i was so shocked b

please welcome kyle chandler. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: kyle, you know, you have the kind of face thatu on a sign i'd say that's the guy. >> well, you know, jimmy, actually, um, i have a political party that i am part of that we've -- that we've been -- it's been about three years in the going now. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> we've got a pretty big role of people involved, and we're called the extreme moderates. >> jimmy: the extreme moderates? i like the sound of that. >> yes, the slogan to the extreme moderates is america, i've fallen and i can't get up. and i would like to ask you we're actually, the two of us, who are part of the party, that are the party. >> jimmy: not really a party with two. it's lunch, really, is what it is. >> i was just wondering if maybe -- i heard bernie was out here and said a few things. i wonder if you might just want to think about -- >> jimmy: well, you know what? >> think about it. myself and trent ross. >> jimmy: there's only, like, $7 here. i mean, $7 is really -- donald trump came and he has his own money he's printing up. that's what he gave me. [ applau

- kyle, you got to come see! - kyle's not going to make it, stanley. oh, gerald! - doctor, can we wheel kyle out of here on his bed with the machines attached? - well, i suppose it could be rigged, but i... - then damn it, man, do it! - it isn't fair! you goddamn assholes, it isn't fair! - look, kyle, look. - you just built me up to knock me down, didn't you? what about my dreams? what about my money? - huh? - i'm so pissed off! - move along, sir. you are vandalizing private property. - hey, you used to work for me! god damn it, you son of a bitch! - kyle. - he's coming back. - that's it, baby, that's it. - oh, god damn it, this sucks! - wait a minute; yes, the hemorrhoid is going into remission. - arrrrrr rrr! - look, kyle, cartman is totally miserable, even more miserable than he was before, because he's had his dream and lost it. - it's not fair! it's not fair. i wanna die! i wanna die! - you are up there. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and

one month later kyle walked out of the hospital.hile in the hospital kyle set a goal to get back on the ice with his team for senior night and at the end of february with two rods and 10 screws in his neck not only did he reach that goal, he will scored one, too. [cheers and applause] >> the place was packed. and just the moment he stepped on the ice, i mean, everybody was clearing. i really can't describe it. it was unreal and then the to score a goal ton see his whole team just running the corner and just hug him, i'm tearing up now. it brought tears to everybody eyes. you lined around everybody was crying. to him he's my hero. >> reporter: jaime apody channel6 "action news. >> jamie also tells us that last week kyle had his last physical therapy session. and he hopes to eventually attend penn state. >> cecily tynan with that accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>

. >> keep miss kyle. keep miss kyle. keep miss kyle. >> supporters are the teacher rallied upset saying first grade teacher was let go because she spoke out against a policy that allows students with behavioral needs to stay in class and offers alternatives to suspension. >> they haven given black eyes, shoved, been threatened. it is not okay. the kids have a right to a safe classroom and the answer is not to fire the teacher. >> we checked with the school district and miss kyle is still employed and not been fired. >> new this morning, bill cosby will stand trial in pennsylvania on charge of molesting a woman while she was impaired. it is the only criminal case against the cold an who faces dozens of allegations facing up to ten years in prison in convicted. he is due in court for arraignment on july 20th. >> a magazine is getting exactly what it post likely wanted: attention. for a controversial cover. here it is, yahoo embattleed c.e.o. depicted at jesus christ "no resolution wrecks in sight." matt? >> good morning, y

down, none of the deputies were hurt and kyle was not hurt. >> reporter: from there kyle lewis was whisk inteed a waiting ambulance and vta hustled to move the trains. >> it took us 15 minutes to get our electricity back up and now we're trying to get the system back into order. >> reporter: riders say they're just glad the afternoon commute wasn't affected. >> it was a pain but i made it. just took an extra -- twice as long. >> i'm glad it's over with. >> reporter: vta says receiving now back on schedule. lewis may get a psychiatric evaluation and may face criminal charges. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up a new controversy for donald trump. at 6:30, the outrage tonight over this cinco de mayo tweet. >>> but first, a stolen truck crashes on an eastbound freeway. >> we need that truck. we deliver 380 meals every day. >>> a live look at the thursday aching commute. here's a look at the bay bridge plaza. it is slow going out there tonight. . >>> now to developing news in san leandro where a one-alarm fire damaged a home. alameda county fire now says that the fire is o

and kyle busch, he'd be darrell waltrip.n, they like to do things their own way. darrell, you like the comparisons? >> great comparisons. those four guys on the bottom could win races today. thostop wouldn't have a chance. >> wait a minute, wait a minute. >> they wouldn't drive the cars we drove. >> did you just hear that? they wouldn't drive the cars we drove. >> they're pretty physical guys up there with a lot of talent. >> you guys had wine with dinner, we had it for dinner. >> the cars were -- the cars are better today. >> you ever meet cale yarborough. bobby allison. >> david pierson, he could be a kenseth or harvick. >> exactly like kenseth. >> okay. >> but the drivers have -- the drivers are better than the cars today. >> i don't know if i could have done it. >> let's check in with another driver. who is on his grid walk. we'll welcome michael waltrip. again, how are you? >> i'm great. it's a mother's day edition of the grid walk. i found brian scott. we did bowling this morning. career best here last fuel. >> i'm exc

>> reporter: kyle was able to drive himself to a nearby hospital, where he was treated and sent home with bandaged arm. the couple's decision to leave the city was accelerated by their concern for five-year old chase and seven-year old emerson. the travis family is part of a trend here in chicago. on average, more than 10,000 african-americans leave the city every year, and data shows an increase in the number of blacks living in the suburbs. researchers are beginning to call this migration "black flight." from 2000 and 2014, just over 200,000 african-americans left chicago, that's roughly one out of every five blacks. university of illinois at chicago urban planning professor janet smith says gun violence is a key factor in the migration, especially for families with children. >> when we map over population loss and look at where crime is, and we look at the fact that that population loss has a lot of children, you see a relationship. we're seeing families first more so than households, you know, single people or two-person households with no kids. >> reporter: the city's violence t

they've identified him as kyle lewis, a 25-year-old man from prunedale. and within the past few moments, those deputies did take away a yellow blanket that lewis had been using to cover himself as he was lying down on the train. now he is sitting up, and again, you can see they have a ladder on either side of the train. what they're trying to do is coax him to come down from the train. lewis, what they know about him is that he is on probation, we believe, for a non-violent offense. they've had a mental health professional out here from the probation department who knows lewis, who's coming out here to help the deputies build a rapport with him, they're also reaching out to family and other members of the community who night know lewis. again, they're just trying to build a relationship with him, so he will come down safely. it was around 1:20 this morning that lewis was running or walking down the tracks as this train was coming southbound on the north first street tracks, heading back to the yard. had no passengers onboard. with him being on the tracks,

(laughter). >> kyle larson brings lucky charm to every single race track.gs with him next. eagles rookies learning live is harder than they imagine. full-time job and full-time playbook. the guys talk about learning the plays next in sports. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. ♪ >>> when it comes to the eagles everyone is worried about carson wentz making a transition from a small division one double a school to the big times. to the nfl. but it doesn't matter what college you came from really because it's a whole new world. whole new monster and running back went daal small wood is quickly finding that out. fif

to get him down the sheriff's department brought in a deputy who knows kyle. according to the mercury news, that deputy used trail mix to lure him down. kyle was taken for a psychiatric evaluation. >>> we heard from a bay area mother a couple hours ago who is going toe to toe with the department of justice over her son's death. kpix5's andria borba was there for the showdown and this woman is furious. >> ken, gwen wood said she hoped her complaints did not fall on deaf ears tonight. [ can't hear audio ] >> reporter: in front of a packed room filled with supporters for the justice for mario woods coalition three representatives from the department of justice's cops program got an earful tonight about the san francisco police department. mario woods' mother gwen said the racest text message scandal is directly linked to her son's death. >> they stand it's animals. it's a black one, they said any day is a good day for lynching. they said to lower high blood pressure, guess what? they like to shoot negroes because i still think if someone would have called them to

>> kyle, go get it, quick. >> kyle, what are those things right there?hey look like waves and he's like, those aren't waves. >> looks like a big gigantic eel. >> better get your cameras, this is something we need to catch on firm. >> come here, quick, with your camera. >> kyle and jason grab cameras and start recording. >> look how big they are. >> we couldn't tell if it was sea snakes or something that -- might have been seals -- >> you see it? >> sea snake right there. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> but then we realized that they were some sort of kre tour that we haven't seen before. >> huge. look how fast they can go. look at the wave it's making. >> this one is almost 40 or 50 feet long. >> it quickly becomes clear they are not filming one animal but several. >> it's more than one of them. >> it looked like there was two in the front and then maybe smaller ones following the bigger ones. they were dark gray in color. they were -- they kind of had like a snake or serpent looking head to them and they were poking their head out of the water. >> it looked like

we got kyle down. none of the deputies were hurt and kyle was not injured. >> from there, kyle lewis was whisked into a waiting ambulance and vta hustled to move the trains. >> it took us 15 minutes to get our electricity back up. now we're trying to get the system back in order. >> riders say they're just glad the afternoon commute wasn't affect. >> took twice as long. >> i'm glad it's over with so i can get home now. >> reporter: vta says receiving now back on schedule. lewis may get a psychiatric evaluation and may face criminal charges. julie, back to you. >> ann, thank you. >>> the santa clara county district attorney had decided that the killing of a suicidal man who gunned down a police officer was landfall. it was just over a year ago that 57-year-old scott dunham stood at the balcony of his apartment and shot and killed officer michael johnson. he was only 38 years old. another officer shot and killed dunham. the d.a. said dunham had a history of mental illness and domestic violence and that o

staff sergeant kyle was serving in his second deployment in iraq.eak at home to get married. six weeks later he was shot by a sniper in the neck and instantly paralyzed. kyle is now one of up to 2,000 recent veterans whose war injuries prevent them from conceiving children naturally. >> why was it important for you to have children? >> the title of dad or mom is probably the best title that any person that walks this earth could have. >> i didn't want to miss out on having kids with him because i know before he was even injured, i knew he'd be an amazing father. >> he and tracy decided in vitro fertilization would be their best option, but they found out the va does not cover the pricey and arduous procedure. success rates are only around 40%. the cost per cycle averages roughly $12,000. now, the procedure is covered by the pentagon for active duty service members, but not for veterans. so that leaves a small window of decision-making time between injury and retirement. one that most are not ready to seize. >> we were still trying to wrap our heads

wades dwayne wade, had 16, kept miami in it for a while but kyle lowery, game my 35, toronto pulls away before the half. and lowery hiding byambo. for the slam. raptors advance to their first ever eastern conference finals with a victory. that series starts tuesday in cleveland. >>> find round of the players championship. kevin chappell on 11 for eagle. first time he has had three ago is and think ken du, shot a 65 yesterday, and here on 1, finds the green, fan favorite now. tied for third. nobody could catch jason day. first wire-to-wire winner in 16 years, the number one player in the world has a bogie-free back nine. nascar, 46 laps to go jimmie johnson has a transition problem. can't accelerate. causes a huge wreck, 18 cars. had to completely stop the race to clean everything up. final lap, kyle larson, 42, can't get around matt kenseth who gets his first win in 17 starts. >>> this sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware, and a shoutout to the girl scott troop 32132 out of montana. they're in the house today and after we get all of our cookies. why does steph curry like gir

wades dwayne wade, had 16, kept miami in it for a while but kyle lowery, game my 35, toronto pulls awaye slam. raptors advance to their first ever eastern conference finals with a victory. that series starts tuesday in cleveland. >>> find round of the players championship. kevin chappell on 11 for eagle. first time he has had three ago is and think ken du, shot a 65 yesterday, and here on 1, finds the green, fan favorite now. tied for third. nobody could catch jason day. first wire-to-wire winner in 16 years, the number one player in the world has a bogie-free back nine. nascar, 46 laps to go jimmie johnson has a transition problem. can't accelerate. causes a huge wreck, 18 cars. had to completely stop the race to clean everything up. final lap, kyle larson, 42, can't get around matt kenseth who gets his first win in 17 starts. >>> this sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware, and a shoutout to the girl scott troop 32132 out of montana. they're in the house today and after we get all of our cookies. why does steph curry like girl scout cookies? because he can dunk them. >> oh!

kyle bass joins me now as he has over the years many times.have recently spoken about china, focusing on your funds in terms of your believe that it will have to be devalued because of nonperforming loans in the banking system. >> that's right. >> has anything changed in the last six to eight weeks when we last spoke to change your opinion? >> no, nothing's changed my opinion. in fact, it's only gotten more harden hardened. >> why? why has that been the case? >> you know, i watch what the official establishment is saying over there. they're saying that, you know, their new economy, the service-based economy is growing double digits while their older economy is still, quote, crashing, as per the last event i attended. the interesting thick about that, they want everyone to focus on the new economy where the banking system's loans are all with the old economy. and so i think that the thing that has changed in the last six to eight weeks is you had the g-20 meeting in shanghai where yelin decided to go from hawkish to uber bearish or uber dovish,

the group wants the district to reinstate 1st grade teacher erica kyle. they said she was let go after she complained about a policy that allows students to remain in class even if they are violent or disruptive. one mother says the violence in the son's classroom is so bad that the little boy has come home with a black eye. they have been shoved against the wall and threatened. this particular student has particularly attacked the smaller stature kids and the females. it's not okay. these kids have a right to a safe classroom. >> the teacher's union has written a formal letter in support of erika kyle. no public comment yet from the san francisco school district. >>> the palo alto unified school district is set to change the amount of time that kindergarten students spend in school each day. right now children at all but one school have half days twice a week. the ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us this proposed change will leave students in class longer and some teacherrers are not too happy about it. >> the kindergarten school day at palo alto

the man now identified as 25-year-old kyle lewis of prunedale. >> a huge relief that it was resolved in a safe manner. the deputies weren't hurt and kyle was not injured. >> he wrapped himself in a yellow blanket as the crisis intervention team tried to talk him down at times showing them images on the cell phone. he talked about wanting to ruin everyone's morning commute and that he did. vta's main corridor from the civic center to north first street and beyond shut down. more than half of vta's customers affected. vta tried to fill the void with bridges and a train for limited service. >> it was really disrupting. i actually had to have somebody drive me to work because i would have been way too late. >> at the 11th hour judge stephen manly was pulled from the courthouse to help out. he oversees the mental health efforts. a deputy who knew lewis from a previous arrest was brought in and ultimately talked him down and a spokesperson for vta says the incident might trigger some changes. we'll go through a through investigation after this is over to see what could have been done diffe

the report says chris kyle did not win as many valor medals or awards, rather, in iraq as he claimed to in the book. he wrote that he had been the recipient of two silver stars and five bronze stars, but the navy found citations for one silver star and three bronze stars. kyle was killed three years ago at a texas gun range. >>> "the chicago tribune" reports picketing at mcdonald's headquarters by fight for 15 activists. the 1,500 protesters marched yesterday to demand an increase in the minimum wage. the demonstration was held during the company's annual shareholders meeting for a third straight year. >>> "the seattle times" reports power is back on after a major outage downtown. some people were trapped in elevators yesterday during the hour-long glitch. and darkened traffic signals caused gridlock. the utility doesn't know what caused the blackout. >>> and how does cbs newsman john dickerson get his news in the morning? that's what stephen colbert wants to know. >> how do you start the engine? >> i start the day with your show while i'm shaving. >> really? >> yeah. you watch it on

the man is 25-year-old kyle lewis. he did take a two-hour nap but now he is back up again talking with negotiators who actually got agitated when he covered his head with a blanket and so they yanked that blanket away from him. sheriff's deputies say they don't want to hurt him. they don't want to hurt themselves by going up there and possibly falling from that height. so deputies have made it clear, they are going to wait him out. so check out this dramatic video from earlier this morning. at 1:20 a.m., lewis was half naked when he flagged down a train, climbed on top and dangled and spun around the electric cable. at one point, he was hanging on it upside-down. by then, crews had already cut power to the train. since it was chilly, about 50 degrees, they threw him a blanket to keep warm. negotiators have been yoursing a cherry picker to get close and talk to him. he is on probation for an unknown prior arrest. case officer and mental health officials are here. deputies defended the decision to give him a blanket. you

after four years on the wait list. >> it's hard on a family, it's hard on the girls. >> reporter: kyles one of more than 100,000 americans on the wait list die because there are not enough donors. a new pilot program proposed by congressman matt cartwright would test whether financial incentives would attract more donations. >> you make it something like a pension contribution, or an education fund contribution, something that is not transferable. >> reporter: but the national kidney foundation argues organ donation with any monetary incentive is a mistake. >> people who are poor may think differently about giving donation of a kidney if there is a financial reward for them to do so. >> reporter: the mckinneys say the financial challenges for many donors are real and this legislation could help. >> is they're any guarantee they'll keep their job, keep their insurance, keep some food on the table? because a lot of these people have families. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> thank you. >>> coming up, some tense moments at the nation's a small object, big concern. wha

based on the book written by kyle about his experience in the military. kyle received one silver star and three bronze stars. >> steve:in his book.it says he earned two silver stars and five bronze stars. a navy spokeswoman confirmed the documents are valid. >> pam:first- year students at the u-s naval academy. have completed an annual rite of passage. the students at annapolis known as "plebes". put a cap on the herndon monument. >> pam:the monument is lathered in vegetable shortening to make reaching the top of the 21-foot monument. as challenging as possible. >> pam:it is all part of the graduation week. and dates back to the 1940's. this year's class reached the top in one of the fastest times ever. >> it was just pure joy. my favorite part with this deal lamichael has made. --just being all around my classmates. (cheers & applause) this year's class did it in a little over an hour. >> pam:the fastest recorded time was in 1969. the plebes reached the top in just 90 seconds. return to index of >> steve: a lot more news ahead tonight on kron4 notes at a

high court set me up with kyle one of their instructors who had me complete four minute circuit of theopes, sledge hammer slams and floor wipers. >> that is an example of the short circuit we on would do. >> that is tough. >> and then there is the pit. >> kyle, talk to me about the pit. >> the pit. >> personally i'm not ready for pit. >> not these guys and not me. >> i think i'll stay here. >> this work out is definitely not for faint of heart but for everyone, men, women, for boys and girls for the whole family and it is definitely a place that you cannot help but jump in to, see you, guys. >> oh, no she's no. >> yes, she did. >> oh, yes she did. >> i'm at the age cut off limit. i got tired looking at that. >> vittoria, thank you. >> summer is right around the corner which brings up a good question. >> margaret from center city wants to know is what best time to plant your summer vegetables whether it is tomatoes, cucumbers and squash. nicole brewer will have the answer tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on our

oh, kyle lowry! >> lowry capped the six-point come back with the game tying three-pointer at buzzer sending this to overtime. the raptors fell apart in o.t. going four minutes into the extra period without a basket which in general is not a good thing for a basketball team. miami takes game 1, 102-96. >>> turning now to my semiregular attempt to talk about hockey and the stanley cup as if i know what i'm saying, we go first to brooklyn where the physical play started early between the two teams. lightning center brian boyle and the islanders travis ham anick exchanged words after warm-ups. the hit only got bigger from there. tampa bay's level drouin was levelled and he lands on the sideline for a big chunk of game 3. and then a hard shoulder hit to the head of hickey moments before netting the game winner in overtime. no penalties were handed down for those hits. the lightning take a 2-1 lead after putting more biscuits in the baskets. wow i made it through the hockey segment. >>> in major league bas

. >> reporter: 25-year-old kyle lewis said his goal was to disrupt the morning commute. and for 12 long hours, he did just that. >> he is doing somersaults! >> reporter: using the high voltage lines that power the train like a trapeze trying to topple the ladders deputies might use to reach him and wrapping himself in a yellow tarp to the frustration of northerners. >> we are going to wait him out. we'll come up with strategies. >> reporter: traffic on this normally busy stretch of first street was at a standstill as commuters were bused around the intersection. >> everybody is trying to get to work and go about their business so there's probably some employers aren't too happy this morning. >> reporter: when it seemed like it might drag on for hours more, the sheriff's department came up with a strategy bringing in a deputy with some history with the suspect. >> one of our transit deputies actually arrested kyle about a month ago, recognized him, had a great rapport. >> reporter: and that rapport paid off. not after this handshake coaxed him off the train bringing the s

jimmy's guest tonight, bernie sanders, kyle chandler.action news" continues at 4:30 withtamala edwards, david murphy and karen rogers. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "bloodline", kyle chandler, chefs frank castronovo & frank falcinelli, and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome to the show. thank you r

- ahh, kyle. kyle. - hey, i wasn't kenny's worst f-f-friend. cartman was. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. our guest tonight, all the way from "game of thrones" jamie lannister, give a big hand to nikolaj coster-waldau, everybody, give him a hand, really, give him a hand, he only has one. i think tv is a real thing. but let's get to the big news. right now it looks more certain than ever than donald trump is going to be the republican nominee. and that scares a lot of people. well, sain people. because crazy people love trump, let's be honest. not just the average joes, trump has also been getting support from prominent citizens people like north korean diplomat dennis rodman, douche bag ambassador kid rock, hard liquor name sake tila tequila and this very nice strongman named mike tyson. hi, mike, i love your punching. now tyson's endorse

kyle harrington joins us. there was a downturn. >> we've been seeing the jobs be sluggish at best.elebrated a bit of mediocrity in the celebrateda bit of immediate of course krasy in the jobs report. for the first month since september of last year, we have seen the jobs report suggest that we're below 200,000 new jobs for the month. and the stock market for one pays very close attention to this labor report each and every month and behaves appropriately. the jobs report is morose. wage growth while we have seen an uptick, i think it has to do with more long-term sustainable high paying jobs being part of the calculation in that 160,000 new job number. >> what do you think we need? what should we do to get that number up? >> i think the regulatory environment, the tax environment needs to be addressed very significantly in an effort for the entrepreneur and the develop t venture cap tillist to put their funds to work and not feel they are not going to get a reward for their capital being at risk. as we risk capital in the venture capital community and we put funds to work to start

a deputy who apparently had a history with lewis. >> one of our transit deputies actually arrested kyle about a month ago, recognized him, had a great rapport. >> well, that rapport paid off. not long after the handshake, the deputy was able to get lewis off the train and bring the standoff to a peaceful resolution. >>> the victim of a car break- in in san francisco helped police arrest three suspects. this were arrested last thursday. police say they broke in a woman's car in the sunset back in march and took off with her camera. when she found her camera in an online post, she contacted police. they tracked down the seller to a home in oakland. that's where they found more than 80 stolen items including rifles, jeans, a tiffany dish and power tools. police are working to identify the owners of those stolen goods. >>> other bay area headlines chopper 5 was overhead as crews worked to right a meals on wheels truck this morning. police tell us that a man and woman carjacked that truck from downtown fremont. they led police on a chase through union city in hayward then flipped the truck o

that was maintaining a list for the course of six-month period in which he found items like chris kyleted cruz, mitt romney, and a variety of other conservative news topics that were blacklisted by facebook's news curators. in that case, they weren't allowed to trend on the neuews site. >> michael nunez, thanks so much. congrats on the scoop. tomorrow on "the lead," we'll talk to senator marco rubio, his first national tv interview since dropping out of race for the republican nomination. he does not want to be considered donald trump's running mate. turning it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now -- willing to quit. so far house speaker paul ryan is unwilling to support donald trump and he says he is willing to step down as gop convention chairman if trump asks him to. can they work things out when they meet later this week? >>> going for broke. donald trump says no one knows more about death than he does, insisting the u.s. would never have to default because it prints the money. and trump is already shifting his positions on the minimu

i know that you agree with kyle theom when it comes to existence of a credit bubble in china. have been talking about that for a while. but do you agree that the way to express their views through the currency? jim: we are not currency specialists, so i will defer to people like kyle and others who are betting on the currency, using different derivatives. china is sort of a comprehensive aspect of global growth. , there have been all kinds of way to play that we would be mark off the ball. stocks in the minors, for example. we are back looking at some of the chinese financial institutions, which had been a focus of hours early in our story in 2010, 2011. the assetk looking at management companies, the big banks, the medium tier banks, and some of the japanese shadow lenders. get -- it's going to interesting. whether the currency goes up or down, i don't know. if it does devalue, i think our shores will do fine. erik: jim, thanks very much. that's jim chanos, funny, here at the salt conference in las vegas. vonnie: sounds fantastic and interesting ideas. thanks, eric, for delvi

kyle broedsiac with a shorthanded goal make it 3-0. four minutes later brodziak's shot bounce os the post and gets by jones. make it 4-0, jake allen got his start of the postseason. he stopped 31 shots. but not this one by joe pavelski. the sharks scored three times in the third but fall short loosing 6-3. so the blues tie the series at 2-2. game five is monday in st. louis. >> i'm not necessarily sad. i think we turned a few pucks over. we got a little cute, whether it's them or us, whether they make the play or not. >> we have been consistently good for a while. we didn't execute for a while. we got burnt ltd we got what we deserved because of our execution. short memory we'll move on to the next game. we've had one or two of these games during the playoffs and responded that way. >> giants pitcher matt cain was pitching the cubs, the team with the best record in the majors. the crowd was buzzing at 24 withy mays plaza. cain helped himself out with his first hit of the season. a two run double. makes it 2-0, san francisco. then in th

in the fourth quarter, kyle lowery with a short jumper. >>> nhl play yaufoffs. two in the game, the blews with the man advantage. broward deflects a shot. the blues win 6-3 and even the series. that's a look at sorts, i'm danny pommells. >>> today more than 100 patients and their families will reunite with the doctors and nurses that treated them. they were all patients at the center for thoracic conditions. some neighbors are out of their homes in the philadelphia society hill section after residents describe an explosion. we'll have a update on the explosion and what pico said sparked the incident. >> mostly cloudy skies today and shower activity. don't put away the umbrellas yet. when we'll dry out and warm up, after the break. bed, and you hear a boom. >> that boom forced people out of bed overnight. what pico says lead to a power problem for lots of customers. >> taking a look outside, and we still could see a few scattered showers today along with a mix of sun and clouds. >> this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. >> we're talking about all of the

county deputies and a cherry bicker helping a despondant, shirtless man off of a train identified as kyle lewis from prunedale. >> it is a huge relief it was resolved. nobody was hurt and kyle was not injured. >> he wrapped himself in a yellow blanket as the crisis intervention team tried to talk him down, at times showing images on a cell phone. he talked about wanting to ruin everyone's morning commute and he did. the main corridor from north 7th street and beyond shut down creating problems for half of vta's customers. the agency tried to fill the void with bus bridges and squeeze through several one car trains for limited service. >> i think it is a disaster, we're trying to get through and get home. we have errands to run, and just taking so much time. >> at the 11th hour, judge stephen manly was pulled from the courthouse to help out. manly oversees the court mental health efforts. when that didn't work, a deputy who knew lewis was brought in to ultimately talk him down. a spokesperson says the incident might trigger some changes. >> we're going to go through a thorough investigatio

kyle lowry, game high 35 and toronto started to pull away before the half.oints and 11 boards. raptors advance to their first ever eastern conference final with a victory. the sharks took 32 shots and scored once. you are only as good as your goalie in the playoffs. joe thorton got off a great look, but is nicked off the post. they took seven shots and his former college teammate stopped every one. they said making pavel ski stop didn't mean anymore than making the rest. >> it is nothing more than trying to stop every puck. it is not who is shooting it, but it is limiting their chances and covering pucks and let the guys do the rest. >> we have to score. we have to score more than one goal. we have to find a way whether it is the chances we had and get a power play goal. this time you are not going to win games with one goal. >> game two on tuesday night in st. louis. a surprise move by the 49er running back. announcing he was retiring from the nfl after one season to pursue another dream of playing for the fiji rugby 7's team in this year's summer olympics.

kyle lowry, the short jumper. raptors win 99-84.he cavs lead the series 2-1. >>> the sharks looking to go up 3-1 on the blues. the blues shorthanded. but the first of two scored in the game for him. the blues power play, broward the flex the point shot. the blues win 6-3 and even the series 2-2. that is a look at sports. we'll be right back. >>> a final check of the forecast. what a washout today by not so much tomorrow. >> it has been raining for hours and we have a couple of hours left. a lot of green on the radar. we have a flood advisory that remains in effect through 1:00 in the morning that includes the philadelphia area and much of the i-95 from delaware extending up to the trenton area. still rainy for the next couple hours and it will ease overnight and looking at showers tomorrow but not a washout. >>> that's nbc 10 news for now. the season finale of "snl" is next. [ cheers and applause ] >>> well, bartender, i've done it many i've won the nomination. no, i haven't. i keep losing

the co-author of that article, kyle condit joins us now and he is a political analyst at the universityvirginia center for politics and managing editor of larry santos crystal ball so thank you for joining us. you make an interesting comparison between jerry jones and the draft in 2014 saying he was tempted to go for flash and draft johnny manziel and instead went for substance and regretted it but you say trump is in the same position. who is a flashy pick he would be tempted and why is that wrong? >> i think someone like sarah palin or ben carson or people that are kind of outside of government and might make a lot of attention but i don't necessarily know if they would help with what i think probably is trump's biggest problem which is he needs to convince the majority of the voting public that he's qualified to be president and is going to exercise good judgment. the vp pick is one of the few ways, his only way that a presidential nominee can show his or her judgment and i think while palin or carson for instance might be flashy pics, i don't necessarily know if they would help him

kyle heindricks the pitch sere out as well. 9th inning, a man on for howard, his average is now down to .164. utley is always at his best against the mets as a philly, but a controversial slide as he broke the leg of an in fielder. we showed you chase utley get booed on friday, driving in a the mets pitcher takes matter he throws way behind him. clearly trying to hit him. you can boo him, you can throw behind him, do whatever you want, and he will just break at jacks one over the right field fence. quite a night. not done. bases loaded in the 7th, you guessed it. a grand slam. making it a night more for the mets and the dodgers win 9-1. >> and philadelphia visiting the raptors. that is pretty impressive. union comes away with the 1-1 draw. >>> and lacrosse final four. the record and field an advance to monday's national title game facing maryland. that will do it for sports. >>> the holiday weekend is tuf a great sta -- off to a great start down at the shores. >> george, it is tufoff to a beautiful start this morning. people coming to enjoy the memorial day weekend. >> what to expect

kyle hendricks is out at the plate but still makes it 3-0 cubs. man on for howard. different inning. same result. goes down swinging. two strikes out. average down to 154. the phillies lose, 4-1. utley always at his best. a controversial slide broke the leg of ruben tahada. he said his family received death threats. we showed you chase utley getting booed friday night. a couple of runs. he drove them in. clearly trying to throw at him. the manager also gets the toss. utley's next at-bat. smoked one over the fence in right center. quite a night. he was not done. booing him, throwing at him, it's all working. he comes through with a grand slam. chase utley making gotham city a nightmare. the union out west visiting the top team. the colorado rapids. actually, let's go to a little lacrosse. men's lacrosse final four. number 45 right there. he actually scored nine goals in the win. that will do it for sports. right back after this. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast busi