livingston. on the sheet they call you dr. livingstone. examples of anf old investigation to remove anyone from an agency, any specific examples? mr. livingston: i know the investigation used against miami was an instrument to forward a complaint. those are two examples. rep. grothman: and how would you get yourself in trouble that they go after you? mr. livingston: anytime you go against the grain or report misconduct or say on paper, if you go against the favored misconductyou report , if you report sexual harassment, if you report security violations. if you do anything against the talk to your or anything -- the against the go grain, you identify yourself as a nonplayer. if you don't shut up, you don't move up. rep. grothman: for the mentality is not to do the best job they can, at what tsh should be doing. it is respect to the people at the top. mr. livingston: yes, and i come from the dod background of every day is a learning opportunity. we always do an exercise, we learned from that mistake. if you don't say something, you are cons

livingston. i presume you may have a comment. >> sir, full disclosure, just like my partner to the left, we're from the same area as well. >> i'm from hackleburg, alabama and i live in hoover. by the way, today is the five-year anniversary of the tornados that went through alabama with such devastating impact. >> wow, okay. >> thank the gentleman. did you want to finish your response? >> yes, sir. to answer your question, there needs to be greater oversights. i was part of the office that identified that original 73. we didn't have access to the list. i was actually part of the team that decided we needed to notify ntct to say we didn't have access to that database. i've been part of the team that identified we need to do a better job at screening. so there is an opportunity to do better screening and for tsa to do better monetary discipline. i identified the $10 million excess spent on a watch floor. so yes, sir, there is an opportunity to be more prudent with the taxpayers' money. any time you

livingston's claims, end quote. would like to ask for consent that the letter be included in the record. mr. chairman: no objection. so ordered. mr. livingston, you are now recognized for five minutes. mr. livingston: members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you regarding the transportation security administration and the reported issues of misconduct. whistleblower retaliations, violations and the lack of security as it pertains to senior executives and their impact on the mission. i am here today to share with you what i have seen firsthand and as a member of the tsa senior leadership team and as a victim of these practices, after confronting and reporting misconduct by top leaders. i am here because i believe that tsa has major management challenges, which are imposing great risk of failure to performing its mission effectively and could have serious consequences for the u.s. national and economic security. it matters what leaders do and what they do not do. noted education scholars h

frank livingston from louisiana, enlisted after the bombing of pearl harbor.ast december, laying a wreath at the memorial in washington. livingston was 110 years old. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. new clues in the church mystery. the woman preparing to teach an exercise class. the suspect dressed in s.w.a.t. gear. what we've learned this evening. >>> also, these words from scientists studying the san andreas fault. they say, quote, it's locked, loaded and ready to roll what they are now predicting, coming up here tonight. >>> also, take a look at this video coming in. the large wave striking without warning, taking out this boat and everyone onboard. we'll have more in just a moment. >>> and prince harry opening up tonight about something we haven't heard him talk about before. something about his mother, princess diana, and his hope tonight. it'sand your doctor at yoto maintain your health.a because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people wi

i'm ready. >> steve kerr was joking with the media saying if livingston did not get kicked out afterve. okay. the giants and bruce bochy could probably use a little bit of draymond green flying up the home squad because right now the giants offense is in trouble. one run in the last three games. madison baumgarner loaded the bases in the first but struck out russell martin to escape the jam. giants up 3-1. pence curve ball to center one runner scores. san francisco 4-1. former kpix 5 intern joe made his first appearance of the series. the redwood city native threw two pitches retired the only batter he faced. good for him! top of the ninth, giants up 4- 3. saunders ties the game with a solo shot to center. fired blown save of the year for santiago casilla and that made it a long afternoon for everybody at the yard. 13th inning, buster posey walks on four pitches. brandon belt drives home for the winning run. giants beat the blue jays 5-4 in 13 innings to end their three-game skid. >>> the sharks held what they hope is not their final practice of the season earlier today. san jose wil

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sean livingston started last night's game.d been sidelined for a couple of weeks with that sprained knee. and livingston was ejected, had two fouls and he had some words for the referee. but after that, curry took over. game 5 back home at oracle arena tomorrow night. the warrior also have a chance to close out the series which they would like to do and a chance for one more win to move on to the western conference finals. >> creative warriors fans took to the internet sharing their excitement. we'll show you a facebook post. that's a screen grab. take a look at wikipedia where it says the ownership of the team -- someone went in and said, steph. >> ouch. >> who can argue with that? and now, the someone at -- someone at pick wikipedia changed that. >> and now take a look at the owner of the warriors. he looked shocked. >>> and bernie sanders will address crowds in stockton and how long his supporters have been waiting in line before the event >>> and months after donald trump said he would ban muslims from entering the country

. >> sean livingston started the game. he's been playing in the place of curry, livingston was ejected in the headquarter after he got two tech -- 2nd quarter. curry took over the rest of the way and the rest was history. unbelievable performance. the warriors have a 3-1 lead. everyone else played fantastic. >> there were a couple moments i was worried he would be ejected. >> the warriors got frustrated with some of the officiating. that was quite a performance. it was a late game. i stayed up to watch that game, sleep is overrated. but steph curry is not. >>> turning now to hockey, and the stanley cup playoffs, the sharks will host a winner take all game 7 thursday night. it is good to be a bay area sports fan. the predators won game 6 4-3 in overtime. pled or thes tie it up -- predators tie it up. game 7 is thursday night back here. >>> time is 6:05. no announced plans for a protest outside city hall demanding the resignation of craig suhr. >> demonstrators spent all day there yesterday, protesters were showing support f

living stop -- livingston was only -- fouled out. the two teams traded big shots before the warriors won. >> there's very few games where you sort of take a moment during the game and say wow, this is something. >> you miss three weeks it's weird walking back on the court, the crowd is going crazy, and the competitive atmosphere, trying to get my baring straight and get a rhythm. it took 48 minutes until things clicked. >> the first half he was looking at his knee. stop moving like that. >> he spent time on the bike. >> game five is tomorrow night, if the warriors win they go to the western conference finals. the announcement that steph yuri is the mvp will come tonight. he led the warriors to 73 regular season wins. he broke his own record for most three-point shots with 402. the question is, will the vote and unanimous. there's never been an you unanimous vote. >>> sanders told the crowd he will be spending a lot of time in california ahead have the state's june 7th primary despite hillary clinton seemingly lead he is vowing to sta

warriors, thomson de una u otra forma ede agarrar los puntos que curry deja por ahí, es también sean livingstonet, como vemos en pantalla o de repente no te anotas y ahora lo que me gustó de ese partido hay que sacar algo pitivo >> sucede en una ser con los rocketpermite que el resto de su equipo tenga tiidad co vimos en el quinto partido estuvo mucho mejor que el primer partido como titular, lindsen estuvo fenomenal aa defensiva, estuvieron solidos delan houston no le representó peligro continudad a los jugadores así es, la verdad que el equipo cree en ellos fuera en número y van a demostrar, en post temproada señores vamos a una pausa comercial >> señores volvemos con el de la nba, una cáteddra que le n da a todos los equipos de como contra acar como defender, están jugando fenomenal, en este quinto partido iniciamos unjugada de ver como defender el ataque del equipo ral, e número de jugadores de golden statwarriors que se encuentra y la velocidad que vn a relver al hombre que tie l raranja, es algo que los warriors hacen la perfección con su jentud y el rendimiento que tienen >> lo clave es q

livingston screams at the referee ree.coli ejected you can't get tossed in the situation.utes. 3 point game. 3 minutes left in the third. occur troy clay. smrarn. warriors take the first lady of the night. right now 86-85 early fourth quarter. wade and mom with a little hug before game 4 against the raptors. under 15 seconds left. toronto by two. wade to the rackment tied at 83. last chance in regulation a.look. fade away off the mark on to over time. tied at 83. o t johnson going to work. pull up open the baseline. 4 point lead with 3 minute to go then wade with another drive and watch what happens. ball stays on the rim. couldn't do it if you tried it 1,000 times. almost impossible. finish with 30 any way. miami wins 94-87 steers tied at two games appease sacramento kings hired dave yager as new head coach. he comes over from memphis. took the grizzly to the play offs three years that row. 4 year deal reportedly worth 16 million dollars. griz didn't want to give him that kind of jack. he can coach but walking into a dysfunctional franchise 1 happy star in cousins. and an

. ♪ >>> livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america, it's also one ofit was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up, first to work on films, and later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like tom mcguane and jim harrison, actors like peter fonda, the notorious director, sam peckinpaugh made livingston their home. the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. there's a picture of the bar there. >> that picture is this building during prohibition. it was a grocery story. >> my friend is a jack-of-all-trades and a key figure in the town. this is a rough and tumble cattleman town. >> right. >> why did they put a railroad town here? >> it was x far to minneapolis and x-far to seattle. >> who would exemplify the qualities of a preponderance of montanans would aspire to? >> the american indian, the plainin plains indian, because it was a tough, tough place to live. >> when was the last tim

shaun livingston, with this finish, no foul 0was called, he started to swear at the official and he stephset an all-time record, 17 points in overtime. no regular-season conneaut exhibition, no playoff game, no one scored 17 points ever in overtime. tomorrow he will get the mvp award. the v:warriors -- no regular- season with expedition, no playoff game, no one has scored 17);pÑ points ever in overtime. tomorrow he will get the mvp that's all it was. i was trying to give whatever energy i had to my teammates. it finally happened. >> we all get carried away with the spur of the moment. jerry manter a -- there is joe montana and then there is steph curry. if you talk about the greatest performers in the bay area. the warriors will wrap it up on wednesday. >> the sharks had a clamp -- the sharks had a chance to close tonight.ç putting the sharks up with 10 minutes to play 3-2. seven minutes left, wilson will tie it up for nashville. victor going right down the middle to score the winning at three. have won every game in the series. sharkey's will get a chance to land in san jose. >> he gave

all bobby livingston would say is that one of those watching him on fox news before the auction was so phoned in and plunked down 150 grand. if you're watching now, enjoy your piece of history. and, remember -- you can't take it with you. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." [ rock music plays ] >> a world-record car collection... >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> i believe his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark... >> he went to a wrecking-yard auction, bought the whole wrecking yard. >> his family promises to carry out his grand plan. >> i think there was a feeling of dread, relief, excitement, and enthusia >> i love it. feel the hair blowing, the top down. >> but can they fulfill the patriarch's dying wish? >> none of us wanted to be the ones who said we split all the stuff up. you don't want that car oil on your hands. [ woman vocalizing, theme music plays ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] [ country-rock music plays ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm driving outside tacoma, washington,

are >> anthony: livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america. a railroad town. a place where cattlemen could drink and philander. then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. in the 1960s, the surrounding paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. >> anthony: writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home. >> anthony: the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. look at that picture of the bar right there. dan lahren: yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition; it was a grocery store. >> anthony: my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> anthony: i mean this is a rough and tumbl

jonathan livingston speaking to his fellow students and staff using spoken word poetry to address racial inequalities and inspire his graduates class of future educators to lift off. >> class of 2016, this is your address, and this is your day. >> reporter: he's the graduation speaker skyrocketing to fame. >> our the stories are the loudest and make it easier to touch the star, so climb. >> reporter: for his school of education speech, j livingston says he turned to spoken word style poetry to special circumstance up the audience and inspire them as well. the north carolina complication performance soaring on social media with over 89348 views and at least 200,000 shares. >> wake up, every child so they know of their potential, i've been at the black hole in a classroom for far too long, absorbing everything without allowing my life to escape, those days are done. i belong among the stars, and so do you. >> reporter: the poem lift-off even touching celebrities and presidential hopefuls. hillary clinton posting, it's young graduates like you who make it clear america's best days are still

kevin durant off target and john livingston ahead of andre. the flush 25 point lead.rriors turning it into the lay out. tied at one as we go to oklahoma city on sunday. >> i feel a great joy. [ laughter ] >> it is true. >> after the game when we are disappointed who knew t chance for us to leave oracle city is 1-1. it is right there and we had to go out there and take the game. we executed it tonight. >> reporter: warriors winning everything tonight. the executive of the year of warriors, the team of the year. good night for golden state. reporting live at the oracle center. >> big night for the warriors. our breaking news... crews are assisting in the search of a missing jetliner. >>> updates now of our breaking news, egyptians and greek military crews are assisting of this missing plight a 340. less than three hours later, that jet disappeared over the m mediterranean. the question now is was it deliberate and can they find any of the survivors. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fall

. >>> donovan livingston is his name. poem outlined the historical obstacles that prevented an african-american from becoming education. he hopes to become a fault member or administrator at a university. >>> a high school senior has a gift for his fell graduates. he drew a charcoal portrait of 411 of them. it took him 4 months. classmates say the drawings have united the school community separated by tension. >>> both are incredible. much more to come on "action news," taking a live look on sky6 live hd, accuweather tracking when the rain will let up him we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >>> happening now "action news," a damp holiday. storm tracker 6 live is picking up tropical storm remnants at times. >>> a man is shocked in a pool down the shore and so is the person who jumped into save him. >>> vice president biden will be in delaware today to attend a special tribute to his son. >>> david murphy has weather and matt pellman is

sean livingston and everybody contributed.erwards klay thompson talks about the true grit. >> we have been resilient all year. we have gone through some tough times and learning from this. we will learn from the night that we are never really out of the game if we just keep our heads in it. i have to bring energy for our team and block shots and rebounds. i was one track minded when i got out there. >> it was a pretty bad game for us, but we had enough time to get back. >> we have to close that out. it was a missed opportunity. >> the beauty of the victory, maybe steph doesn't have to play on saturday. they have a three-daybreak, so we'll see if he is going to play. a big win and you have to win at home and portland on saturday. >> game 3 saturday night on abc7. thank you, shu. have a safe trip. let's get to the sharks and the other playoff team in the bay area. sharks up 2-0 in nashville and the tread -- predators are trying to take on everything. patrick marlow with a sweet move here. look at the speed and then slides it pas

livingston served as a privateee during the allied invasion of italy.aly.nd grew w up in northern louisiana.hern l last year he visited d.c. toed.c be part of the pearl harborarbo ceremony at the world war iiheod memorial and he also visiteded the white house.e >> in california now you nowou n have to be 21 years old to old smoke.smok the state's governor signed new law making it the secondond state in the united states todte raise the minimum age for buying to be back colee b products from 18 to 21. california governor jerry brown also imposes the same restrictions on electronic cigarettes.es >>> meanwhile california ise ca like to vote on marijuana mij legalization in november.on in . it's known as the adult uset u marijuana act. act. the measure legalizes lal possession of small amounts ofoo marijuana for adults,du establishes tax rates and a and structure for farmers to growrsw it. it also creates the frameworkra for a statewide distribution system. system. >>> worrisome new results regarding lead water levels -- elevated lead levels were w found at cap

he left no doubt he is the best player in the nba after sean livingston got ejected.the warriors had to lean on curry. curry did start out slow, but he ended on a roll. in overtime, curry took over scoring 17 points, a record, as the warriors put portland away 132-125. >>> doves have a commanding 3-1 lead in that series. portland will have to win three games in a row starting with game five at oracle on wednesday night. >>> at the shark tank, the stage is set for thursday. they are coming home. doesn't get bigger than this. it's game seven win or go home. >> sharks came up short. predators scoring two minutes to win that game 4-3. that ties the series 3-3. this is going to be the sharks' first game seven since the team's epic collapse against the l.a. kings two seasons ago. they had a three games to none in that series but ended up losing. >> we never gforget that one, d we? >>> we are moving forward into your tuesday. >>> we are going to have a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures today. looking forward to sunshine. we do start out with patchy fog and low clouds t

. >> this is shawn livingston getting ejected. the warriors was not happy with the reps tonight. in overtime -- guess who? stephen curry has not played in 15 days. warriors win 132-125. this is the most clutched performance of curry's career. we'll hear from curry later in this newscast. >> i am senior investigators vicki nguyen, up next, we'll show you how taxis are getting squeezed and how it could be costing you. >>> the hunt for three men in death valley. the trouble they got into a drunk event. some of it caught on camera. >>> good evening, i am meteorologist, geoff, we'll have details and the best chance of drizzles tomorrow and warmer 80 temperatures, i will be with you in just a few moneys. uber and lyft -- have made it tough for taxi drivers. but theose taxi drivers are also getting squeezed somewhere else. and it could be cos y >>> uber and lyft drivers are making it tough for drivers. >> city investigators vicki nguyen went under cover of these cabbies. th the driver say if they don't pay up, they don't get work. >> what might looked like a quick handshake is actual ly

sean livingston and everybody contributed. have been resilient all year. we have gone through some tough times and learning from this. we will learn from the night that we are never really out of the game if we just keep our heads in it. i have to bring energy for our team and block shots and rebounds. i was one track minded when i got out there. >> it was a pretty bad game for us but we had enough time to get back. >> we have to close that out. it was a missed opportunity. >> the beauty of the victory maybe steph doesn't have to play on saturday. they have a three-daybreak, so we'll see if he is going to play. a big win and you have to win at home and portland on saturday. >> game 3 saturday night on abc7. thank you, shu. have a safe trip. let's get to the sharks and the other playoff team in the bay area. sharks up 2-0 in nashville and the tread -- predators are trying to take on everything. patrick marlow with a sweet move here. look at the speed and then slides it past him. that's their only goal of the game. shea webber b

portland in control early, but back-up point guard shaun livingston gets thrown out. that forced curry into more minutes. three to send the game to overtime. and the extra period could be renamed steph cur show. he scored an nba record, 17 points in the overtime, finishing with an amazing 40 points in his return. golden states take a commanding 3-1 series lead. trying to even with toronto, miami trailing, dwayne wade, sending the game to overtime. and in the extra with miami up, even the ball needed a rest. >> 89-85, heat. dwayne wade! >> luckily for the heat, most of their shots managed to go through the basket and they take it 94-87. >>> washington nationals reportedly agreed to a $175 million, seven year contract. the deal is the largest ever for a player returning from surgery. >>> how is this for a real hit in the head. indians jose ramirez, his helmet flies off and nearly winds up on his head. >>> put me in coach. this possum was ready to play. they were able to corral him and released him back into the wild. let him play. >>> just ahead, rihanna rewarding those

. >> clair livingston. >> moved to a booth to mark it in private. returned it to a sealed ballot box. and had their names recorded to prevent voter fraud. >> james r. wilson. >> james r. wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fr

livingston's ejection, that turned out -- >> he was going to limit his minutes >> we talk about portland's backcourt. golden state's backcourt having shined. klay thompson stepped up to the plate as well. >> the postgame conference, steph curry was like 11:30. the last thing he said when they excused everyone from the podium, he said hold on a second. klay was instrumental. he was the best player in the series. had 28 three-pointers in five games. he hit at least five three- pointers in every single game. 50% on threes. klay has stepped up and shown that he can be a superstar in his own right. >> let's talk for a minute. i was on bart at quarter past 11. warriors fans all over the place. i overheard a guy say he paid $200 each for nosebleed seats and he was thrilled to pay that. >> pretty good price, actually, in the playoffs. >> they were saying, you know, remember those years when you couldn't give tickets away? >> couldn't give courtside seats away. >> what a change. >> what a change, yeah. >> what's next? spurs? thund? who do you think the warriors would like to face now? >> you know,

what is next for donovan livingston?mically and professionally i'll be pursuing a ph.d. in education leadership with the concentration and cultural studies. but on a much more larger scale, i'd like to evoke some sort of change in the field of education where we do create spaces for students to be their best selves both in and outside of the classroom. i really feel like school is one of those few institutions that every human passes through at some point in time. and really using schools as a mechanism to leverage e quality and talk about injustice and how we can overcome those together as humanity, i really see school as a place for that to take place. so if i can evoke some sort of change in schools and systems of education across the world, i really want to do that. >> and i guarantee you this has already started a conversation, a discussion. it will continue to as people watch this. i'm not poetic, but you did say, i've always been a thorn in the side of injustice. so, donovan, keep poking. we appreciate the work th

and they're ending up towards the livingston area.en finally, we have this tropical threat headed for the southeast. hurricane hunters are expected to go into this today. if it does get a name, it could be subtropical or tropical, it would be bonnie. our computer models do take that towards the carolina coastline saturday night and sunday. so that would mean rip current threats on the beaches through the holiday weekend. >> that's not good. >> not like a devastating storm with wind and stuff like that. >> then brennan, texas, that's where blue bell ice cream is made and then you have flooding. not good. >>> early this morning in japan a terrifying sight. smoke billowed from the jet. all the passengers and crew quickly evacuated. it was doused with foam. no injuries reported. investigators are still looking into the cause of that engine fire. >>> moments ago, history in the making. president obama's wreath laying and moving comments to the people of hiroshima and the world. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 d

backup point guard shaun livingston gets thrown out for arguing a now call.t forced curry into more minutes. with under a minute to go, he finds barnes and that sends it to overtime. it could be renamed the steph curry show. he had an amazing 40 points in his return as golden state takes the 3-1 series lead. >>> and with miami trailing with under 20 seconds to go, dwyane wade with the strong drive to the rim for the finger roll. well, that sent the game to overtime. the third in four games in the series. and in the extra with miami up, even the ball needed a rest. >> 89-85, wade makes his move. the scoop. it just sits there! dwyane wade. >> well, luckily for the heat most of the shots manage to go through the basket and they take this one. >>> washington nationals ace stephen strasburg reportedly agreed to the new $175 million, seven year contract. it's the largest ever for a player returning from tommy john's surgery. >>> how is this for a real hit in the head, jose ramirez rounds the bases and his helmet flies off. he accidentally kicks it and instead it hi

. >> reporter: on monday night, shaun livingston inadvertently added to steph curry's legacy and got ejected. tonight at 6:00, the music he plans to listen to pregame to calm his nerves for tonight's game. reporting live at oracle arena, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> remember lebron james was not long ago the face of the nba. now it's steph curry. we've got a lot of action today, the sharks getting ready for game seven tomorrow night at the shark tank. if they beat nashville, the sharks will move on to the conference final. >>> san jose police say a man attacked his own mother with an axe this morning. what led to this crime, the latest coming up from police headquarters. i'm damien trujillo. >> reporter: i'm marianne favro live in san jose. coming up, find out why neighbors are upset this landfill will soon be accepting trash from mig pedmilpitas. that story coming up. >>> bicyclists hitting the road. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. sunny skies, 80 degrees. tracking cooler chances heading into the weekend. i'll have my full micro climate forecast just ahead. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir

well, joining me now is abbey livingston, washington bureau chief for the texas tribune. thank you for joining. what was the mood in texas about this? i'm trying to figure out how the country has gotten so hot on this issue from the right, especially. >> it's restive. you have to remember the context of this is the texas republican convention. you have within a five-block radius the most conservative of conservative texans all rallying behind this. so it is everywhere you turn around at this convention. even to the point that there were signs in the ladies' room, advocating for the state chairman's race on this particular issue. >> let me ask you, what are the -- my question about it is, i don't want to be lighthearted, because it's a serious human rights issue to most people the way they look at it. my question is this, if someone who was identifying as female, for example, dressed as female, made up as female, whatever, the manner, whatever the presentation comes off as female, why would they want to go into a men's room? i mean, that would cause chaos. in other words,

. >> clair livingston. >> moved to a booth to mark it in private. returned it to a sealed ballot box. and had their names recorded to prevent voter fraud. >> james r. wilson. >> james r. wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia. but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper. it was simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fr

shaun livingston with a pretty pass behind the back to green, all five warriors starters in double figureswith the usual contribution, up and down the bench. the warriors take game one, 118- 106. the blazers new -- never knew what hit them in the first quarter. >> i was in a gray zone. i got a couple good looks. came off some great and downs and anytime you get three balls in the corner, it's not a hard shot even with the guy a few feet from you, so good to get off to a great start. >>> a couple of aces squared off in new york as the giants tried to cool off the mets. noah syndergaard on the hill for new york, matching zeros with medicine bumgarner, then hunter pence took on the opposite way with a runner on, homer number 5 on the year for hunter pence, bumgarner had a 3- 0 lead. it was 5-when china's when buster posey padded the lead in the eighth. posey gets into a logan verrett pitch, well into the left-field seats, that's number 4 on the year for posey. giants go on to a 6-one win, stopping new york's win streak. >>> lou tilley day at the oakland coliseum, 8000 little leaguers in the h

sean livingston is thrown out for a no-call and under a minute to go, curry finds harrison barnes forhe three to send the game to overtime. the extra period could be renamed the steph curry show. he scored an nba record 17 points in the overtime, finishing with an amazing 40 points in his return. golden state takes a commanding 3-1 series lead. >>> to south beach now. miami trying to even the series with toronto. miami trailing the thunder with under 20 seconds to go, dwyane wade with a strong drive to the rim for the finger roll. that sent the game to overtime. the third in four games of a series and in the extra with miami up, even the ball needed a rest. >> wade with his move. the scoop. it just sits there! dwyane wade! >> luckily for the heat, most of their shots managed to go through the basket and they take this one 94-87. >>> washington nationals ace steven strasburg reportedly agreed to a new 175 million dollar, seven-year crack. the deal is the largest ever for a player returning from tommy john surgery. >>> now to one helmet that doesn't want to come off. check it out. the i

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but the most troubling thing was the testimony from mark livingston, former assistant administrator for tsa's office who testified, it's my testimony today that we have a nonintel professionals running our office of intelligence and analysis. that's the core of the government responsibility, connecting the dots. and he's telling us, and i questioned him about what was going on and he's saying that that -- that important government function, the most important government function, to find the bad guys and not stop the innocent 99% of the travellers that we have a -- we have chaos on that operation, i yield back. >> thank you. we'll recognize the ranking member mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. there have been few times that in my 20 years on this committee that i have felt so strongly about an individual. administrator nefenger is a person who i have phenomenal amount of respect for. when i was the chairman of the self committee on a coast guard in maritime matters, it was mr. nefenger, admirable nefenger who cleaned up a mess called "deep water horizon" when a coast gu

livingston teed up, he's tossed. he was ejected after the two technicals. curry started off slow. he air balled a three, but he caught fire when it counted. >> the confidence never waiverred, i don't think she shoot nine shots. i thought i was taking pretty good ones. hoped that they would fall. >> 1 point in the game the warriors trailed by 16, then the teams went back and forth, traded big shots. the warriors tied things up. sent it to overtime. it was curry time. now we go to game five. you saw the air ball early on, it was evident, he was rusty. >>> was off a lot. >> he air balled the one shot. the crowd in portland thought about giving him the air ball chant. they thought better of it. >> they better not. that's the last person you want to give that chant to. >> that's so funny. >>> time is now 5:05. an estimated 15,000 people turned out in sacramento for a rally for bernie sanders. >> sanders told the crowd he will spend a lot of time in california ahead of the state's june 7th primary, despite hillary clinton seemingly insurmountable lead sanders will stay in the race to th

ted livingston, whether it is jeremy corbin, the head of the party, they have a real, what do they callhere in washington, optics issue. once he is defending, that al qaeda, he held, he represented the nation of islam. he has been on public life forms with really radical clerics. he has defended them. >> it is a reflection of what is going on in the continent. in the uk. they are openly calling for the destruction of western civilization while sucking up hundreds of thousands of social aid. this is an indicator of how bad the indicator is on the uk. the 9/11 for the uk. the seven-seven bombings. you know what, the prints are responsible for this. it was our policy that brought it upon us. apologizing for the bad guys. >> it is remarkable that he saw the success that he did get given what all of europe is going to. thinking logically about protecting themselves. what you are telling me, doctor gorka, it does not sound -- >> i would not have voted for him if i was still in the uk. i am a proud american now. not the guy. how they failed. how the politicians have failed when it comes to the

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so it may overreach so they keep up with a great decision and then >> host: calling from livingston texas, hello there. >> what drew you into the job that you're in, what turned on in your mind. when i worked as a reporter ande editor. i worked for 13 years before he got involved in this cause and that having thing that drew mee cause is i solve really brilliant ideas about how to fix the country's problems not because they were not constitutional or because theyti were not well thought through oo researched but because a small group of special interests defendant wanted to happen. when we come up with ideas collectively to fix the proble problems. i thought it over and over. i realized i had to go for the throat and attack the dysfunction was standing in a te way of making progress on othera issues. we also had a wonderful group called the reformers caucus for people to together as a plan of reformers so there were members of congress and senators and members of the house andho governor we have 140 of these guys. we had republicans and democrats alike to blow the whistle to say that the

pillar to post, livingston all the way through. what is okc doing on defense.e sleep walking. no love lost however, between westbrook and steph who seemed to have words. the ref stepping between them right there. actually gets into the act here. showing some moves down the lane. everybody contributing to the warriors. up see how much fun the bench is having with that. draymond trifids here. klay thompson could have won an mvp if they gave it away for a western conference final. he had 29 points tonight. six of 11 for three. it's all steph curry. a drive beautiful -- beautifully done. up 11. okc fought till the end -- end. avenue hch 0 run. led by durant. the mvp comes through when needed. watch him here. you're wondering why isn't the thunder fouling him. they let stuff get free. he buries the shot. the dagger. sets off the celebration right there. and steve kerr he seen -- even gets into it big time. and e40 sitting court side. bring on the cleveland cavaliers. 36 point for curry. kevin durant may have seen his last days at okc. he's' -- he's a free agent afte