laurie robinson, and lester spence of "the atlantic." you all so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, as part of our ongoing partnership with "the atlantic" magazine, my profile of michele roberts, the executive director of the national basketball players union. an article featuring roberts is in the magazine's may issue that is currently on the stands. >> woodruff: last year this time, michele roberts was one of the country's leading trial lawyers. an unknown quantity in the world of basketball, she was still chosen out of 300 candidates receiving almost 90% of the vote from player representatives to lead their union. >> initially when i got the job, and this is true, there were literally mornings i'd get up and i remember that i was no longer in d.c., i was no longer practicing law and then i just burst into laughter, and think like, "this is so cool!" my two older brothers were basketball fans. we had one television growing up and we saw a lot of knicks games. and so, just by osmosis, i started watching t

started friday when laurie slid hard into escobar. bottom first kazmir hits cain in the ankle. ed in yost thought kazmir should be ejected. instead he is tossed. then cabrera 100-miles-an-hour pitch behind lawrie. benches clear no punches thrown but herrera mention head was going to laurie's head. he is tossed. one of five players ejected. bottom eight cain exacts his revenge with the double. run scores. tied at two. two batters later, morales another double. royals win. >>> giants broke their eight game losing streak last night to the d barks, looking to start a win streak before the dodgers come to tonight. a chance to do damage with the bat in the second. runners on second with two outs but great diving grab. inning over. top three hits pacheco in the back. bases loaded. 3-1. next batter goes opposite. giants have lost 9-10, their 4-10 start ties the worst in franchise history. >> this is probably the best i felt the whole day, all year so far. physically i felt like things were pretty good for me out there, and aside from a -- if we can have amount luck our way a time or tw

started friday when laurie slid hard into escobar. bottom first kazmir hits cain in the ankle. ed in yost thought kazmir should be ejected. instead he is tossed. then cabrera 100-miles-an-hour pitch behind lawrie. benches clear no punches thrown but herrera mention head was going to laurie's head. he is tossed. one of five players ejected. bottom eight cain exacts his revenge with the double. run scores. tied at two. two batters later, morales another double. royals win. >>> giants broke their eight game losing streak last night to the d barks, looking to start a win streak before the dodgers come to tonight. a chance to do damage with the bat in the second. runners on second with two outs but great diving grab. inning over. top three hits pacheco in the back. bases loaded. 3-1. next batter goes opposite. giants have lost 9-10, their 4-10 start ties the worst in franchise history. >> this is probably the best i felt the whole day, all year so far. physically i felt like things were pretty good for me out there, and aside from a -- if we can have amount luck our way a time or tw

and it was just bart of who he was. >> ashley and michael it is pop had i harlow here alongside laurie. let me say first, i'm so so sorry for your loss and if there's anything that anyone can do please let us know we would like to know and our viewers want to know how they can help. you said ashley that he made decisions based on happiness. what do you mean by that? >> um so dan was a big believer in always wanting to strive to be happy. and i think being happy is being comfortable with who you are and comfortable and excited and confident about the choices that you've made and so everything that dan chose to do is choices that would help him become happy. and sometimes, that was, you know making other people happy. sometimes that was doing things that you know he wanted to do for himself. and those can sometimes be really difficult choices to make bus not everyone is always going to be on board with what makes you happy as an individual. but that's what made about him so special and going to everest was one of those things. you know that's something that he wanted to do. it's what mad

and laurie, the a's were upset.he confrontation, yipping and yapping but the benches cooler heads would prevail. right now 5-0 a's in the eight. been a rough opening stretch for the giants. an early eight-game losing streak. great to see willie mays battling health problems. the giants received their championship rings and hope bling will be inspiring with a win over arizona. big crowd tonight at at&t park. >> good looking jewelry. >> a lot of diamonds. >> they're sparkly. thank you. >>> next at 6:00, speaking of a massive diamond, so clear it's being compared to water and it's for sale. we'll let you kno >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. spacex confirms what went wrong during the historic attempt to land a used rocket. when the next launch is coming. >>> anyone at 11:00 here on channel 7, an unusual case of mistaken identity. parrots rescued from a burning home and what firefighters first thought. >>> if diamonds are girl's best friend a huge rock being auctioned off on tuesday has a lot of friends. this 100 karat

that's africa, laurie. so dumb.we hide it so no one else buys it before the sale starts. i'm on it. oh. so who's coming to thanksgiving this year? well, it's my first one post-divorce so i kinda wanna keep it small-- travis, you and andy. but i love big thanksgivings. you fill up your house with family members you don't like, pump them full of cheap wine and you watch their lives fall apart. bobby and i decided to separate last thanksgiving. i remember. where did you hide it? (lowers voice) in your car. laurie, shoplifting is not part of "locate, justify, hide." (normal voice) you shop differently than i do. do you want me to go get it?

and laurie, the a's were upset. laurie knew it was coming walk to first base, avoid the confrontation, yipping and yapping but the benches cooler heads would prevail. right now 5-0 a's in the eight. been a rough opening stretch for the giants. an early eight-game losing streak. great to see willie mays battling health problems. the giants received their championship rings and hope bling will be inspiring with a win over arizona. big crowd tonight at at&t park. >> good looking jewelry. >> a lot of diamonds. >> they're sparkly. thank you. >>> next at 6:00, speaking of a massive diamond, so clear it's being compared to water and it's for sale. we'll let you know the popopo what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward, teenaged one has arrived. switch to modern security. add xfinity home for $29.95 a mont

. >> laurie james. we see the school administrator walking away from you on camera but were you able to find out if they have a hazing policy at the school? >> well, they're being sued by jesus and a bunch of other soccer players so it wasn't until i filed a freedom of information act request that they sent me a bunch of documents, and i did find that they have an anti-bullying policy and anti-harassment policy, and their staff on how to handle the supervision of student. but what's unclear f. they teach them any differently than a few year ago when this happened. and you have to be open and not deny it, because this can happen anywhere. >> how big of a problem is hazing of this kind? >> in doing a lot of research on this, i found it's prevalent every with where. on basketball teams and soccer teams, wrestling, high school aged kids, middle school-aged kids and the experts say 47% of kids going into college have experienced hazing already by the time they get there. but one of the big problems is that y

laurie, do we have enough data on what's going on? we're inundated with these videos now, people are starting to carry these body cameras, it seems like we don't have a handle on what's going on. >> martha, one thing that our task force found is that they're insufficient national data on this and many other questions. so, what we need, in fact, is better data on this and many other issues. >> and john, how do we get that? i mean, it seems that we talk week after week about this, what will change? what will it take to make a change? >> we as a nation have to have a very serious dialogue of what's going on in this country. as it relates to police community relationships and my concern is right now, the parties aren't willing to come to the table to have that discussion. we need to look at police hiring practices, training, how we establish physical and mental fitness of our officers. >> laurie, suspects are running and it's a little bit, community is reacting to this, but why wouldn't they worry? why wouldn't they worry and take off run

throwing a 100 mile-an-hour behind laurie. he was thrown poupt then pointed to his head as if i will hit you in the head. laurie said what, i have a bat in my hand. runners at the corners. drilled once a spinner off the wall. both runners come in. kc wins 4-2. a's upset after the game. >> when you go like there and you're walking away and you go like there, and that hits you in the head, that's some bloep [ bleep ] and he needs to pay for that. that is not okay. this is a game. not hurting people. he doesn't throw 85 miles an hour. he throws a hundred. >> you think he will get punishment for this. >> how could he not. he can't get away with that [ bleep ]. are you kidding me. >> we will keep you updated. warriors game 1 over pelicans. and they did it without a key player, david lee. warriors aren't the only team that will be short-handed. according to nba.com, evan says questionable for game two. due to contusion to his left knee. didn't play the remainedder of the game. did not practice today and evan started at game-time dec

. >> reporter: these girls escaped from boko haram fighters by jumping off moving lauris in northeastigeria. the armed group had raided the government school and onabducted them. the reason why they don't want their face shown on tv is to protect their families and other girls at school in the area. but they plan to go back stronger than ever. mary wants to heal people. >> i want to study biology to -- become a medical doctor to help people. >> reporter: their new school the american university of nigeria is still in the northeast, but they are safe here. unlike before they have access to some of the best facilities all paid for by well wishers. >> everything here is different from there. because there, we didn't have anything like these -- like using the internet. >> reporter: teachers say watching the girls grow more confident has been an amazing experience. >> i started seeing a determination to succeed, a determination to -- they are going to make the best out of this tragic situation and turn it into something positive. >> reporter: the girls say they are doing well. they haven't

a bad night for brett laurie this is the final out of the game.swinging he was 0 for 4 rangers win three to one still four games left. and to new orleans a couple warriors fans on hand. fourth quarter we fast to new orleans we go. a couple of warriors fans on hand. 4th quarter anthony davis hits the touch shot and is fouled 99-95 pelicans 1:11 left 100-95 pelicans less than 40 seconds 100-97 pelicans steph curry step-back 3-pointer to tie it 100-100 17 seconds left tied at 100 tyreke evans trips over his own feet but andre iguodala is called for the foul evans makes one of two free throws 101-100 pelicans steve kerr beside himself over that call 103-100 warriors last chance to tie curry no foul called on the first jump puts it up on the second for the tie and it goes around the rim and out! final: 103-100 warriors the warriors lose two striaght for only the 3rd time this season they blew a 14 point lead the largest blown lead of the season warriors finish the regular season with four stright at home geno auriemma joins john wooden as the only coll

tie game at two, with laurie at the plate. and a 3-1 homer. gray settled down and it got nasty.'s win 6-2. after game post ponents the last 2 days for the orioles, they will play tomorrow in front of no fans. and due to the civil unrest, the o's and sox will play the first major league game closed to the public. and berry bonds, ronny lot and more on hand that transamerica building to raise funds for hundreds of charities world wide. >> to be able to have the opportunity come all of us celebrities get together and have the same purpose and that's why i come and that's why ronny comes and a lot of celebrities do this is because it's all for the same cause in helping, all of us. >> it's nice to see the big guys out >>> okay. we know what the fox says but what does the fox eat? according to this viral video, sandwiches. take a look at this video from the ukrain. they offer a not so shy fox and it begins stacking food in the mouth like it's making a sandwich. it's been viewed more than a million times. now, if he added mustard to that then i'd call it a sandwich. >> jimmy fallon ton

and he induces the brent laurie fly ball and the a's lose 5-4. and the franchise record come back put them in a position to close out the pelicans. and the celebration leading to the over time victory, could give them some r and r. >> it's a huge opportunity for us to get a sweep and finish off the job. >> finally, the ucsf benioff children's hospital mini 49ers on hand at the event along with over 200 teen prom attendees. great story right there. that's it for sports. have a great >>> still that wet weather starting to roll in. >> yes it is. from the north bay to the east bay. and by 8:00 in the morning, most of it should by to the south. but we're really clearing out tomorrow at 8:00 in the morning. >> still, sleep in anyway. >> have a great weekend. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pratt. elizabeth olsen.

laurie: [ muffled ] you're so thoughtless. i mean, do you even care about your friends at all? [ muffled ] yeah, what is wrong with you?! [ muffled ] maybe you should just leave. and take your dumb empty box with you! s-sorry, everyone. jerk. ♪ i love when steam rises from the mug. it's like i'm in a coffee commercial. ahh. home for the holidays. it's march. ahh, home for st. patrick's day. question. answer!

we would like to invite you into a conversation and introduce you to the executive director laurie star and chief curator renny pretty. welcome. >> thank you. >> delighted to be here. >> let's tell us what's new at the contemporary jewish museum. >> one of the things that's new is renny joined almost a year ago as chief curator. we have programs of music, literature, film. >> i introduced you as pretty and you are pritic. you know as we get older, our hearing isn't as better. i am sorry. >> that's fine. >> one of the things lori asked me to do when i started a year ago, anniversary part, was to really ramp up the experience of the visitor the moment they set foot in the building. we wanted it not to be dry. institutions can be cold. we wanted it to be celebratory when they walk in, before they even have to pay, to be confronted with our other jewish theme. i have done several things. the most spectacular is we have a gigantic art piece installed on the ceiling of the lobby by david blaine. it's 90 feet long, weighs six tons, and is titled lamp of the covenant. it's symbolic. it's covere

. >> joe spoke with his family, wife laurie, sons and brother making it clear to them how he wanted to be cared for and how he wanted to die. >> if i got knew pneumonia or something like that, if it's a treatable condition if it's glioblastoma related i want to -- why is he not going to do everything he can? i am doing everything i can. i'm doing everything i think is best for everybody involved. myself and the family and i knew for me, for joe, that it was my way to gone go. >> the kind of death joe nire envisions is rare. despite survey showing most americans would prefer to die at home, more than two-thirds die at a hospital or nursing home. most often stay at an intensive care unit like this one at beth israel deaconess hospital. >> probable bacterial meningitis, along with a whole bunch of other lab abnormalities. her husband does not understand that she's doing very badly. >> it's pretty serious. >> today dr. asha anandia and her team are treating a 60-year-old woman with multiple organ failure. >> we don't know which way it's going to go but i think it's important that it's clea

. >>> lady antebellum singer laurie scott is safe after her tour bus caught on fire., their tour manager and the driver all escaped without injury. the fire badly damaged the bus though. >>> an idaho man is being credited this morning with a heroic rescue. he pulled a driver from an suv hanging from the edge of a cliff. he smashed the passenger side window with a rock and pulled the man to safety. the driver suffered minor injuries. only a chain link fence kept the suv from plunging to three stories below. >>> a 911 call of a bagger carrier trapped in the cargo hold. >> he got trapped 14 minutes after takeoff. it was carried a passenger not on the manifest. a baggage worker had taken a nap in a pressurized cargo hold and awoke to a nightmare. >> 911. >> hello. i'm caught in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. flight 448. can you please have somebody stop it. >> where are you in a plane at? >> after about 45 seconds the call disconnects. >> are you by yourself or with somebody. >> the 911 operator tried calling back but got no answer. the trapped man ha

abc's laurie riveria has more. >> reporter: just hours after parts of the baltimore descended into chaos today a community in mourning began its final good bye to freddie gray. >> we don't know, we let truth prevail. >> we support the family. >> reporter: twenty-five year-old gray who died a week ago after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody. gray's grieving family claims his spine was almost severed. >> we don't know when or how it was severed. the only people that know that are the police officers involved. >> reporter: today's quiet sorrow is in contrast to this scene last night a small pocket of rioters smashing storefronts, burning cars and facing off with police in full riot gear. >> and just wreak havoc. >> reporter: outside camden yard orioles red sox game, chaos, tonight this community frustrated but determined to end what many believe is a pattern of police brutality. >> we will push the baltimore city police department into giving us the the information and giving us the the truth. >> reporter: family's attorney telling me his biggest frustration not

laurie siegel is with me from "cnn money." a lot of tech companies here in the united states have been instrumental in terms of the people being able to know whether their loved one is alive. >> at a time like this everyone wants to know are you okay, not okay? everyone needs nsks.information. there are a couple tools the tech company launched. facebook launched safety check, a really interesting one. if you're in the area, in nepal, you'll get a facebook alert. it will say, are you okay? check in and say, i'm safe or not safe. or don't check in. >> knows you're there from the gio location. >> i went to this and i was look at it and i saw three of my friends were actually in the area and had checked in as safe. i was like i didn't know they were there. so it's such a powerful tool. it shows the power of social media during times like this. another one, google has just announced google -- their google crisis response team. they announced something called people finder. this is kind of this crowd sourcing tool. an emergency work

laurie: in 2008 that was an issue they wanted to dance around. now they feel that the groundwork has been laid and we have seen so much change both demographically and just in the debate about women leaders in the last years the hillary can seize this issue and use it to bring in a constituency that frankly, the republican party has yet figured how to embrace. -- has not yet figured how to embrace. annette: ahole has opened in sudan for the presidential and parliamentary elections that opposition parties are boycotting. it is likely that they will extend omar al-bashir's 25 years in power. it is the first election since the south broke away in 2011 to become an independent state. reporter: omar al-bashir exudes confidence. the main opposition parties are boycotting the polls. but his national congress is at the center of elections. >> elections belong to the people. they decide who governs. reporter: among those boycotting is how bashir's former mentor. they explain why they weren't fielding a candidate. >> there is a conflict in darfur, and abse

state representative vanessa laurie brown host add pom suit and gown give away today at the greater bibleple. in addition to new outfits the students received information about prom safety. the give away will continue through the weekend. >>> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel six. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff shirleen allicott, adam joseph and ducis rodgers and then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel six. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >>> on this friday night, bracing for severe weather hitting tonight. and the deadly tornado outbreak already. the 50-mile path of destruction. a town leveled. the tractor-trailer blown off the road. and the new video inside this school bus, children onboard. >>> the officer charged with murder. the new dash-cam video tonight. the part we didn't see. the other person in that car. >>> also tonight, this arrest caught on tape. late today, authorities coming forward. ten deputies put on leave tonight. >>> we're on the scene at this

after these images were released, laurie sodderman turned herself into police. and back in september a man was arrested in monterey county. santa cruz police say he was suspected in multiple thefts from costco. he was given the nickname because of his facial hair and his ability to hide large electronics under his clothes. >>> weather forecast models indicate there could be rain coming in the next couple of weeks. it did bring a wild mixture of weather from rain, snow, hail, and funnel clouds were spotted. catching some hail there. local hardware stores reported a spike in business. before the storm customers bought rakes to clear drains and weather stripping. plungers were also popular afterwards. >> i think it's a drainage system. alameda is kind of old so the people are frequently getting drain clog. >> after a rainstorm. >> after the rainstorm. >> the chp believes rain contributed to that big rig jackknifing on highway 101 in santa rosa. the crash blocked all the northbound lane for more than an hour. mother nature provided us with some memorable images. the

and the oakland athletics in the not the way down or their fans wanted to creek >> reporter: brett lauriethe new power base that hitting a triple. trying to figure things out before they begin the season. >> reporter: he is trying to get ready for the regular season as all of the rest of the giants. both sets of tam of finance say that it is exciting for baseball to be back. --both sets of fans says >> i have no doubt that we have this. >> will like to see good hits and the throes. >> i like to see buster posey. >> reporter: for his hitting of course? >> (laughter) >> reporter: before the start of the regular season, we will have your complete highlights of tonight's game with gary radnich and about 15 minutes. felipe the shawl kron 4 news. >> pam: frantic parents rushed to the book cites high school to pick up their kids today. after someone called in a bomb threat. students and staff for evacuate to the stadium and then dismissed home. the bomb squad did the classroom by classroom search with trained dogs but found no trace of any bomb third class is were resume tomorrow morning. >> pam

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you have the lincolns, you have major rathbone, laurie keene, who was the actress-manager. it was her production. she was one of the people that went up to the box and competent lincoln -- comforedted lincoln while he was in the theater. we have a swatch from laura keene's dress. once again, the human element of the people that were sheer that evening and what it meant to have all the evil come together for that moment in history where lincoln was shot and then lincoln ultimately died the next day. >> charge leo -- charles leo was a 23-year-old army medic. he was a surgeon in the army. he was at the theater to see the play and the president at the theater. he happened to be in the balcony seated in the dress circile. he was one of the first people to get to lincoln that night. it is one of the extraordinary artifacts we have in this exhibit, something that actually we have thought about for many years wanting to be a sort of centerpiece of this exhibit because it is a firsthand account that dr. leo wrote within a month after the assassination after, a month after lincoln's

. >> among the laurie yachts tonight was john huntsman sr.aluted for his philanthropic efforts in the battle against cancer. >> millions of people spend countless hours on fields made of artificial turf but are they fields of danger where kids play all kinds of games and adults gather to watch? now some local communities are taking action because of safety concerns. health reporter stephanie stahl investigate the potential danger danger. >> they're everywhere. athletic fields covered with synthetic turf. beautiful and practical a big hit until kids like 10 teddy shapiro and his family started asking questions. teddy has cancer after decade playing soccer. >> it's a rare form of bone cancer called osteo sarcoma. i couldn't really really move after the surgery and pain was intense. >> he played goalie on artificial turf since eight if in between the blades of grass are little pieces of recycled tires called crumb rubber it makes fields softer to reduce impact injuries. safer, right? some say maybe not when you take a closer look. >> these peaks

right now we give you to laurie roth >> good evening i am sitting in for lou dobbs. president obama in fades the enemy is the white house says he will have discussions tomorrow with that castro counterpart at the summit of the americas and panama also will live further america's interest? we take it up. now just two days away from hillary clinton announcing her candidacy for but the former secretary of state will kickoff the campaign with a social media announcement on sunday but there are signs that democrats are yearning for a fresh face. and sharp did will descend upon itself carolina despite his daily says they do not want his death turned into a circus. warning folks not to listen to what he calls a professional race agitator. starting with president obama and raul castro speaking by phone at a summit of the america coming on the heels of the administration in removing cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. walter noriega uh joins me now and a scholar at the american enterprise institute. also a journalist in resident at the foundation for a defense of democracy.

is warning residents that fake check scams are becoming more popular in one scams' someone called laurie mills victims offering a job and thousands of dollars in paychecks up front. the victims are told to activate their employment by depositing the checks. then they're asked to buy green got money pack cards at different locations and be a mystery shopper where they evaluate the retailer. after that they e-mail the evaluation and clothes from the prepaid card. by the time a bank realizes the she paychecks were fake the stammers have cashed in on the green dye cards. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue tests all caught on camera will play some at footage for you and your east remote customer will tell you what calls than we're smell in the water over the weekend. here's a live look outside the bay bridge camera. will get another check of the forecast a 615 ♪ ♪f you wantt ♪♪o out and t it ♪ >> reporter: welcome back were tracking a hot spot on one 01 northbound weren't too left lanes are blocked and will likely be that way for the next two to 20 minutes as along chp thinks it will take to clea

right now we give you to laurie roth >> good evening i am sitting in for lou dobbs. enemy is the white house says he will have discussions tomorrow with that castro counterpart at the summit of the americas and panama also will live further america's interest? we take it up. now just two days away from hillary clinton announcing her candidacy for but the former secretary of state will kickoff the campaign with a social media announcement on sunday but there are signs that democrats

joining me in new york, laurie seegel from yen money. comedian d.l. hughley. and patrick gavin who made the documentary "nerd prom" and cnn political commentator tara set mayer and errol lewis. thank you very much for being here. >> very good to see you. >> let's talk about this and on a very serious note, this comes at the same time as literally the streets of baltimore are filled with protesters. and you have seen from ferguson on, protests around this country about, you know, police brutality. how does the president walk the line? that and the drone strikes that we found out killed two hostages, one american citizen. >> i thought i were going to ask, what are all those reporters doing there sipping cocktails when you have people miles away rioting in the streets? there was a right-wing social issues protest on the mall today as well. so there's a lot of news going past these folks. for the president, he's not going to touch any of that stuff. you might hear something along the lines of black lives matter. and we should also keep in mind that when all of the

thank to a tip the laurie turned herself in. today we showed people the mrs. doubtfire robber. >> oh my goodness, she looks like a substitute. >> a substitute teacher. >> yeah, i could tell that it's a man. it looks pretty offense. >> and these offense ly obviously clear images is why police are sure they will catch the bandit. >> let's hope the nickname works. maureen thank you. >>> the board of supervisors tried to stop tour bust drivers to create a narrative of the city sites. they ban drivers from narrating during tours. supporters say it will keep the drivers from being distracted as they navigate the city streets. a tour bus struck and killed a city employee on a crosswalk last year. a second reading goes before the board next tuesday. >>> the safety of san francisco cable car workers after an accident that injured a veteran conductor. >> the view from on board can't be beat but cable car operators are worried whether motorists are watching out for them. >> we see it firsthand as operators. >> montoya struck and was struck and critically injured. >> we a

. >> last night bret laurie took out a play at second base. the result a knee strain.scoreless in the fourth after an rbi double. reddick's first home run of the year. three-run shot. 5-0 a's. here's the retaliation. donovan with a fast ball to the rib cage. he takes the high road or the walk to first base. bench is cleared. cooler heads prevail and the a's win 5-0. >>> the giants got their world championship rings today. they are looking to snap their eight-game losing streak. third inning panic on third. buster posey falls in shallow center. 2-0 giants. struck out six one mistake. solo home run in the fourth. the bottom four, 2-1, not for long. tees off on delarosa. 4-1 and a fun moment in the 7th. a ball in the stands. bounces in to a gentleman's beer and what do you do take a drink. giants snap their eight-game losing streak. 4-1 victory. >>> there are tickets available to the game on monday at warriors.com. we will take a tour around the nba playoffs later. stick around. if you want to get there warriors.com. >> i'm off on monday. >> perfect. >>> still to come the

i know laurie was really shocked. the first room we tackled, you had to suck up and walk around.ked some dolls off while we were counting. >> i was like, oh, my gosh. i don't know if this is collecting or hoarding. i have never seen anybody with that many dolls. liz: those were vintage raggedy anns. >> that doesn't creep you out? like a guy collecting dolls? >> watch the show. closing bell, 26 minutes away. retail sales. we told you, shows a little muscle. for the first time in 12 months, is the american consumer finally spending the money saved at the pump? which retailers benefit the most? our top analysts pick out retail winners that are best following the trend. speaking of winners, we have him. masters tournament champion jordan spieth, what's next after his $1.8 million payday. how he plafns t plans to spend that money. jordan spieth live here in studio at 4:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ >> time for our "countdown" news flash. day six of deliberations in that murder trial of former nfl star aaron hernandez. still no verdict. we'll let you know as soon as there is one. jurors have sent

laurie simjoinslauren simonetti along with bruce. classic situation where they try to transition to someone else they decide it doesn't work out. >> the investors don't like it. went through comments. look, you bring the founder back into the ceo office, that won't be good for the stock. you showed the chart. 243. under five bucks for over a year. this is a stock that four years ago, when everybody was playing farmsville and words with friends it ipoed at ten bucks. what happened? >> yeah, what happened was people decided they didn't have a lot of other products. bruce, the first guy who is the entrepreneur. you try to hand it off to someone who can grow the company and become the corporate manager. these guys are going backwards. >> they sure are. what's happened, of course everyone remembers that steve jobs did it so they think anyone can do it. what concerns me and what would concern me if i'm an investor, that guy coming back means no one wants the job. the upside seems fantastic but no one wants it. melissa: absolutely. the get-

laurie: [ muffled ] you're so thoughtless. i mean, do you even care about your friends at all? yeah, what is wrong with you?! [ muffled ] maybe you should just leave. and take your dumb empty box with you! s-sorry, everyone.

laurie comes home to score. tied up at five.imeon, hits a line drive to left field. gentry scored. uh-oh, bases load ped. one out and evan gatis at the plate. deep high fly ball over the head of sam. two runs come home to score. ouch. astros go ton win 7-6 and sweep the a's for the first time in club history. >> at times we've had great pitching. consistency is the problem right now. and the last four or five games we've done just enough to lose. >> and after sending the pelicans packing saturday the warriors are moving on to the western conference semifinals. now they sit back and wait while the grizzlies and blazers wrap up their series. the coach is no stranger to layoffs in the playoffs. >> we've got to figure this out. i went through this as a player. quite often. where you have a long extended break. and there's a mix of rest and reps and vimagescrimmaging. you have to keep your conditioning but also get your rest as well. >> we feel like we can play better an more consistent. that will be a mission over the next week befo

laurie: good afternoon. my name is laurie. i have too many questions in my mind to really pin down one but there is one thing that i've always, always wondered. the vast majority, what exactly is it all these immigrants are running away from? i mean, all these countries, and in every country has their spark, their glory, but i can't help but notice that unfortunately, those in the higher power, like a perfect example would be cuba, castro, he has really done so so much to just demolish a culture that was once way more presentable. but i just wonder sometimes why won't, maybe perhaps we can encourage the immigrants that are here with us, teach them a way that might able to go back to their countries and try to emigrate, establish a new idea for their people, for the government. because i know that in these countries, they are not really given a chance to learn about the beauty of democracy and such. and they are basically blindfolded throughout in their lifetime. they don't know that there is a better world they could live in a

right now we give you to laurie roth >> good evening i am sitting in for lou dobbs.fades the enemy is the white house says he will have discussions tomorrow with that castro counterpart at the summit of the americas and panama also will live further america's interest? we take it up. now just two days away from hillary clinton announcing her candidacy for but the former secretary of state will kickoff the campaign with a social media announcement on sunday but there are signs that democrats

. >> from before dawn, they're out looking, hoping to find a laurie bound for britain. first light brings the first attempts of the day. some will get through. most fail and return to camp, but they will be back tomorrow. it's not much, but it's home. at least for now. >> it's horrible. it's too bad. >> he doesn't want to show his face but will show us his tent. day after day he lives only slum. the dream is to smuggle himself to the u.k. he's tried five times this week already, but to achieve it, he has to contend with the nightmare that is this new camp. there are no other options. >> in my life, it is first time i have faced this kind of problem. just like africa, the jungle, it's life of jungle. >> what we are eating, it's not a normal human being eating like this. everything go in our dishes, we don't have enough water to wash our bodies. i haven't washed my body after one week. >> this was of the jungle, alleges the migrants who used to camp here called it. it is deserted now cleared out by the authorities who have directed all inhabitants to this patch of land, b