manny, i want you to bring your mariachi band and perform for denzel washington.heard him. he shows up with 100 mariachi people. like the dancers, the horns, everything. denzel's sitting at the table. i said, denzel, we got mariachi band. he says, oh, mariachi, all right, okay. okay, all right, mariachi. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all right, okay. so the mariachi band, they're great. so i'm telling -- so as kyrie is standing, i said this mariachi band was in front of denzel, it's going to be hot. he's sitting there still doubting. there's manny comes to the top of the stairs, full regalia. ♪ guadalajara, guadalajara and the whole place went up in flames. >> jimmy: they loved it? >> yeah. bam bam bam going crazy. then i had -- i have a secret weapon. >> jimmy: what is it? >> in the mariachi band. his name is luis. luis is about this tall and luis comes out, mr. jamie, is it okay if i sing something in england? i said, of course. and he broke out. ♪ at last ♪ my love and the place went crazy. >> jimmy: a mariachi version of "at last"? >> yes, exactly. [ sp

manny gets the out, but goes twn.llow to second a low, but manny makes the tag and takes an elbow kind of right in the face tre. machado in some pain. no worries. he's all right. breathe a sigh of relief, oriolesfa . they will bell right. unloadingth on is baseball bat deep in the seats and left, a two-run shot. ore yalz tof - orials take a two-run lead. it is two-0 in the seventh. >> has anyone seen ovi? >> start the music.im. >> well, the original wonder woman and capitals fans helping alex ovechkin andas nic backstrom continue their stanley cup party underneath the fountains at the bellagio. where else? ovinhkin also takg home his seventh career maurice rocket rishard crossov rishard troph as the top goal scorer. they talked about barry trotz's departure. >> sad. obviously we won together, but l knowike i'm pretty sure he'll be fine. especially thank him for a greae job to our coach, be our dad, you know, to give us a chance to win. but again, it's a business. we nev know what's going to happen. i'm sure he'll be f

this is the first photo i've seen, manny inside these tender age facilities. this is the shot of this little girl maybe around 12 months of age. she is playing on this mat. manny, tell me more about this photo and what else you have seen from within. >> reporter: sure, yes, brooke i actually have not been inside the facility minds behind me. the one behind me is a tender age shelter in texas a former wal-mart. the former wal-mart facility also in brownsville. but somebody who is inside of the chelter behind me took a picture and supplied me with that photo and it's a photo of the inside of what looks to be sort of an infant's room in this shelter. and that little girl is about 12 months old. she was separated from her family as a part of the family separation policy. can you see her playing on this colorful mat. you know you see the workers and other people standing around her. they're wearing those hospital-style booties on their shoes to keep the floor clean. but you know some of the people who have been in these facilities and in the shelter that i went to

in brownsville, texas, manny fernandez, houston bureau chief for "the new york times." and here with us in new york, eli stokols, white house reporter for "the l.a. times." understanding we have a bit of a satellite delay down to texas tonight, mariana, tell us how you spent your day there and the kinds of stories you're hearing. >> brian, i was at a shelter run by catholic charities a couple of blocks from the ursula processing center behind me, where i just want to emphasize over 1,100 children are spending the night alone, away from their parents. these are the children's parents who were prosecuted for crossing the border illegally. but at this shelter, where i've actually spent four days now, you see people who cross the border illegally with their children, were processed by i.c.e., and actually released with ankle monitors because nbc has learned that the zero-tolerance policy isn't even at 100% capacity yet. dhs told our jacob soboroff that they're at 60% capacity. so there are still families that call themselves the, quote, lucky ones because they crossed the b

with me now, manny fernandez.s the houston bureau chief of the "new york times," and he visited that shelter just two days ago and wrote about what he saw in the "times." manny, thank you for being with me. and i just want to dive right in on the kids, really they're young men, mostly from central america. how are they? one. and two, do they understand that they are on the front lines of this border crisis? >> you know, it was a quick tour, right? it was 90 minutes. and in my 90 minutes there, i saw a lot of the children. they looked well fed. you know, they seemed to be well supervised. they had clothes. they had classroom instruction. they were playing pool. they were watching movies. they were in medical offices. so on a surface level in those 90 minutes, you know, i didn't see a lot of anguish. and we were not able to actually interview any of the children. but i met many of them very briefly, shook their hands. a lot of the boys waved at us, at the media, smiled at us. and a lot of them nodded their heads and

former fbi special agent manny gomez is here. mika oyang, vice president for the national security program third ray. and the former staffer for the house intelligence committee. also former hillary clinton campaign official, adrian elrod is with me as well. ken, let me start with you, i know you've gotten your hands on this thing. hasn't been made public just yet. so far what are the top lines? what are the headlines here? >> we have not yet obtain add c copy of the report. the bottom line seems to be there's going to be a lot of fodder here for president trump to feel vindicated in his criticism of james comey and of the fbi. this is a deeply unflattering report to the fbi. however, it does not support president trump's months-long charge that there was a deep state conspiracy in the fbi of bias against him. to the contrary, it says despite some of the things you just said, despite the inflammatory text, this report finds no evidence of bias and finds the hillary clinton investigation, however inappropriately handled at james c

manny out where like hundreds of millions of. dollars were poured in one player and you wanted to change that but that didn't happen so this transfer system the way we see right now is the only way for football. or do you think it's still going to be changed in the future no is it it cannot be changed because it is based on on the so-called demand of economic principles and that is you cannot change the only thing would feed you to not feed the u.f.o. or try to do is to introduce this system called financial fair play say financial fair brain finances there are no fair play finances there are cons that and then. make a rule that. a club should not have in between its day in court and the expenses there should not be a too much great gap and where is the money coming from. but this is the same. rule where they cannot be successful so i know that you're not a big fan of the video assistant referee and it's going to be the first time during world cup two eighteen in russia that it's going to be used at this level of competition spok

manny out where like hundreds of millions of. dollars were poured in one player and he wanted to change that but that didn't happen so this transfer system the way we see right now is the only way for football. or do you think it's still going to be changed in the future no is it it cannot be changed because it is based on on the so called demand of economic principles and that is you cannot change the only thing would feel the need to not feel that the u.s. tried to do is to introduce this system called financial fair play say financial pain finances there are no fair play finances there are cons that and then. make a rule that. and a club should not. in between its day in court and the expenses should not be a too much greater gap and where is the money coming from. but this is the same. rule where they cannot be successful so i know that you're not a big fan of the video assistant referee and it's going to be the first time during world cup two eighteen in russia that it's going to be used at this level of competition spoken t

. >> manny is the ultimate give backer. he actually walks the walk and talks the talk.ateful that he felt obligated in a good bay to go back and share and make those experiences happen for other people. >> manny, you a 2004 graduate? 2004 graduate. sfwl i live and breathe oliver. i grew up through the program and have been working there for the past eight years. >> one of the first things that's engrained in scholars immediately is the three tenants of leadership, scholarship and service. >> it's an essential part of where my motivation comes from in terms of leadership. what i'm doing now is going to work to build my future. >> my favorite is called leadership. i think there's so many different types of leadership. i play quarterback. that's the leader of the team. having gone to oliver and having had experns in leadership prepares you in the classroom, on the field. just anywhere you go. >> i had to dig in the tunnel, in the tunnel, i had to go into the tunnel. kevin, what was that? >> you were walking down the stairs and you fell. and this was a dog. >> oh. >> had go

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all about the heat. >> ♪ >> all about t heat. >> don't get hit. >> go, manny, go, manny. >> uh-huh. > heat witness boxing.ay man. what a out there. unfortunately breakin news on the metro railings. single tracking on between the pentagon city area and arlington seminary. -- cemeternd. gree yellow line a track problem at gallery delays in both directions now if that's not enoug trains are boo it passing gallery place on the green, yellow and red line and that because fire department activity at gallery place a lot of problems that we're dealing aside from that 1395 northbound ateorge washington parkway crash blocks the exit ramp still causing crowding because the lefted lane is block and main lanes of 395 as you try to cross the 14th street brie. we'll have more traffic in just a few but i wano get act back out to tony perkins in leisure world.beautiful day for a zip t, tony. >> it is a beauty day for a zip trip, erin,y you're absol right. here at leisure world this is just such a great community. a lot o folks have turned out this morning. we'll intduce to you s of them in just a litt

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got manny tied up in the backyard -- big bowl of kibble. [ chuckles ] i'm kidding.s staying with claire and phil. this whole thing was a big surprise. i did it all myself -- the flight, the hotels. cost me a fortune, but it was worth it. cost me a fortune. in case i forget to say it a few hundred times this week, thk you. [ chuckles ] together: happy birthday! what the heck?!

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points of the show was a cover of bob marley's redemption song gentlemen performed with morley sunday manny as well as camp you know from the german punk rock veteran homes and the old punk bands always used to play with the way about right and the clash told our story. no so it will be a regular found hundreds of going on i suppose it could be. just. plain clothes police place. the m.t.v. unplugged concert was one big party and joining the family of friends for the occasion was gentlemens wife and regular backing singer tommy cow seen here on the left flavor selling album subsequently made it into the sherman top ten play. a few years before appearing in that like performance christopher monckton collaborated with gentleman on the single so the top two men evidently had plenty of fun shooting the video in morocco. let. me. cut. to lower. i'm more fascinating insights into the world of gentlemen extra slow. in ten to fourteen gentleman travel to ethiopia with either cannot have a base project that campaigns for clean water world why. he went to the village of soda where this was a pump inst

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mary, manny, thank you.and you off to my friend and colleague hallie jackson in washington. >> stephanie ruhle, thank you much. toddlers, tents, temporary foster care. these are the words for children, including the very youngest kids separated from their parents. there are two other ones what's happening inside the white house -- dug in. but the president is not changing his policy even with the reports about tender age shelters, that's where babies are being held. kids that obviously can't advocate for themselves being placed in temporary foster care. and now focusing more on trade than toddlers today as we break down the possible legislative actions here even though there doesn't need to be any because the president could change his zero tolerance policy at any point. not after

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we're gonna be late for manny's birthday! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go!'m ready, mom. you sure, honey? yep. then take a quick peek at your feet. oh! come on, luke! are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out from here -- ohh, free lotion. ohh, you are such a pritchett. what's that suppedlet's go! le! i'm looking for the keys! of course you are. i like being on time.

manny gomez, thank you for your time today. we appreciate it. >> thank you. my pleasure. adam: and, of course, we'll temper our coverage, but we want to turn back to the markets. the dow closing higher today as investors continue to wade through their fierce about a potential trade war. technology and financial stocks leading today's gains. phil flynn is watching the action in oil and gold for us at the cme, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and, nicole, first to you. rebound for tech and financials, right? >> yeah, and that's really key too because we've had such volatility lately. that has become a new word we're throwing around because we didn't see it for a little while, but it is back, no doubt. and you can see a majority of stocks are in the green. the financials up for the first time in 14 days, and phil will tell you about energy which has had a great month. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p all higher, the dow at its highest point was just over 190 points, finished up 98 points. there's a look at the major averages and the nasdaq compos

manny's getting his outfit together for the dance tonight.ome supplies out to the car. isn't this exciting -- the boys' first dance? greatest day of my life. does phil have a green pocket square for him? teal! [ exasperated ] teal. i don't know. i don't think phil's really a pocket-square kind of a guy. wow! wow. why don't we conference in mitch? ay! look. this might work. well, except that it's turquoise... oh, and a bra?! do you think the kids in my village had pocket squares? here we go with the village. dad, are you still there? unfortunately, yes. please ask claire what time do i need to be at the school to help set up. gloria wants to know -- claire: no, i heard. um, tell her thank you so much, but we have all the help we could possibly need, and she doesn't even have to come tonight if she doesn't want to. claire said --

this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana khana manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area. because of corruption it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there is a. who grabs those lands and serves as a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill a permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees and there are no incentives. no equipment to do if it were there for people even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. the whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of this problems the problems are compounded by resistance from local communities eager to make use of labs they consider and heritage from their c

i have bad news, manny. this is not the biggest curve ball that life is going to throw you.n't close yourself off from new things. i ever tell you the story about me and crab cakes? thought i didn't like them, tried them, love them. wow. are the movie rights available for that one? phil: dunphy spring classic. who's gonna do the dishes for the next week? boys versus girls. testosterone versus estrogen.

manny out where like hundreds of millions of. dollars were poured in one player and he wanted to change that but that didn't happen so this transfer system the way we see right now is the only way for football. or do you think it's still going to be changed in the future no is it it cannot be changed because it is based on the so called demand of economic principles and that is you cannot change the only thing would feel the need to not feel the u.s. tried to do is to introduce this system called financial fair play say financial fair play in finances there are no fair finances there are cons that and then. make a rule that. a club should not have in between its day in court and the expenses there should not be a too much great gap and where is the money coming from. but this is the same. rule where they cannot be successful so i know that you're not a big fan of the video assistant referee and it's going to be the first time during world cup two eighteen in russia that it's going to be used at this level of competition spoken to

this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana khana manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area. because of corruption but it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there's a. who grabs those lands and says it's a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill to permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees and there are no incentives. no equipment to do is to do there for people even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of this problems the problems are compounded by resistance from local communities eager to make use of labs they consider and heritage from their com

this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana corona manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area. because of corruption it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there's a. who grabs those lands and says it's a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill to permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees and there are no incentives. no equipment to do it to do there for people even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. the whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of the problems the problems are compounded by resistance from local communities eager to make use of labs they consider and heritage from their comm

host: let's go to new york, manny on the independent line. caller: good morning. what i am serious about is -- curious about is you have the tendency in both parties for people to be encouraged to identify themselves, whether by gender, ethnicity, religious beliefs, and that is what is causing a lot of the attention. -- lot of detention. -- causing a lot of tension. not that there should not identified by those, but what can we do to get people to have more of an identity of americans and we are all in this together? guest: it gets back to what you just said, we are americans first. people lose that. identities are important, whether your religion, your gender, that has always been a part of campaigning. the problem we get into is when people put those forward to the exclusion of everything else. we forget we are americans first and we need more leaders willing to put the country over the party. host: we had several more minutes with ryan clancy with no labels. (202)-748-8001 for republicans. (202)-748-8000 for democrats. (202)-748-8002 for independents and all ot

this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana qana manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area. because of corruption it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there's a. who grabs those lands and says it's a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill a permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees and there are no incentives. no equipment to do with the fictive or even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. the whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of the problems the problems are compounded by resistance from local communities eager to make use of labs they consider and heritage from their community a

argentina and its superstar player lionel messi the south americans on the other hand were inconsolable manny how are they able but it is a game they could be facing a shot exit from the world cup we had from fans initially novgorod without much was held. her guard on what her what do you make of that we were expecting three zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero on the patio at the bottom a lot of the croatians did just great well frankly speaking initially i was for argentina until the very last moment i was sure that lionel messi was going to prove himself in this championship since one although had already scored four goals but it was a failing game for a message he didn't manage to score but as a kind of i saw i was initially supporting creation i really like racial because i think they the creation of our the brother is a rational thing i didn't support argentina frankly though i would feelings are impossible to describe such a big group of friends like i was a lot of gracious. yes came here to watch football it's an indescribable feeli

very good complementarity for both of the countries and so lets him keep some time help subsidies manny's. d. to develop these economies and i believe these will be the investment money. because i mean it's interesting you talk about it. because it turns a very interesting story and very interesting model but when we think of the eurasia speech everyone moralists things to what degree you know good alexina just china will eat. chain does indeed pretend to be leading since the famous speech by siege and been in divorce we feel to the viking left by the superpower on the other side of the atlantic but i would like to quickly come back to your question of trust and bring up one fact as an investor and part of the group of my professional people having our own crystal balls looking into the future having our models and allies in corporations companies how to preserve wealth and purchasing power for decades ahead investors do not. me evidently feel the same prices do not display a new gloom if you look at financial markets bond yields are very low equity valuations are very high so investors a

of starvation two million men he said been displaced by the fighting and around twenty million to manny's are dependent on aid to survive and even more striking number every ten minutes a child under the age of five dies from preventable causes such as disease or hunger the united nations says it is the world's worst humanitarian crisis right now while the children hit so hard in yemen we want to talk to susanna kruger head of the children rights organization save the children here in germany she joins us in our studio susanna thank you very much for being with us you actually visited yemen very recently tell us what you had access to and what you experienced. as you've said yemen is the world's largest humanitarian crisis at the moment that has of course something to do as i was already as i also said that the war is in its fourth year two third and i visited many of them two thirds of the population is dependent on international aid so help that has come into the country or is also sometimes problematic to get in i saw many many families and children who are affected by that war and by

manny, thank you. we have more now on an extraordinary situation in the dallas area overnight.arrage of hail stones hit that region with frightening force. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: one w ssoli whring rocks at them, after the early- s rning hail storm showered north texas. >> just never in my life seen or even imagined anything like mais. >> reporter: hail as large as edseballs pelted homes and cars, along with high winds and heavy rain. >> it got my adrenaline going so much, i rushed to get my kids out of bed, and covered them with pillows and our bodies in case something did come through the roof. >> reporter: 20,000 structures led 25,000 vehicles were damaged costing more than $400 million. >> it sounded like somebody was pounding the side of the house with baseballs, and i got up beautiful art work done by nature. >> reporter: look, texas is n fon for hail storms. what we just showed you is a big deal, even by texas standards. but jeff, get this-- in 2016, insurers in texas paid out more than $5 billion. biat was a record. >> glor: wow. david begnaud from our dalla

manny out where like hundreds of millions of. dollars were poured in one player and you wanted to change that but that didn't happen so this transfer system the way we see right now is the only way for football. or do you think it's still going to be changed in the future no is it it cannot be changed because it is based on the so called demand of economic principles and that is you cannot change the only thing would feel the need to not feel the us tried to do is to introduce this system called financial fair play say financial brain finances there are no fair finances there are cons that and then. make a rule that. a club should not have in between its day in court and the expenses there should not be a too much great gap and where is the money coming from. but this is the same. rule where they cannot be successful so i know that you're not a big fan of the video assistant referee and it's going to be the first time during world cup two eighteen in russia that it's going to be used at this level of competition spoken to the org

said that was very interesting was he talked about peaceful protest so now i have a question from manny could you please explain how the. results of peaceful protests ten police officers to. move a two hundred inch don't you think a little strange doesn't rattle him or let loose or answered that question i'm not saying that there are not elements of criminal organizations that have infiltrated the peaceful protests but overwhelmingly from my experience from my observation the people that are on the ground there are armed with slingshots are armed with rocks and they are or if you want to say that rocks are weapons sure they are armed and they're armed with homemade mortars which may be a less than lethal weapon i think that at the very best they are there are fireworks launchers. and these people are up against automatic weapons live rounds and snipers on mother's day on may thirtieth we were on the ground during one of the largest demonstrations that you could i would had seen up until that point half a million people marching on the streets of managua at the very end of that march i a

very good complementarity for both of the countries and so lets him keep some time help subsidies manny's. de to develop these economies and i believe these will be the investor money and we're going to alexei because i mean it's interesting you're talking about it is because i'm in kazakhstan because it funds a very interesting story and very interesting model but when we think of the eurasia space everyone more or less thinks to what degree and i got alexei here this china wheat. china does indeed pretend to be leading since their famous speech by sittin pin in divorce with a key. field to the viking room left by the superpower on the other side of the atlantic but i would like to quickly come back to your question of trust and bring up one fact as an investor and part of the group of my professional people having our own crystal balls looking into the future having a more dos and the lies in corporations companies how to preserve wealth and purchasing power for decades ahead investors do not merely feel the same prices do not displayed a new gloom if you look at financial markets bond

i'm really looking forward to this game board militant that you we spoke to his camp to know so at manny'sknow this and five teams the most cup finals a lot of experience and he picked senegal out is probably the team he was most impressed with so they're winning a lot of admirers so. they are kind of like the whole it's not as if people are talking about senegal we can't completely rule them out and they they. and i go back to twenty years i know it's a long time but twenty years ago we had nigeria in the in the world cup and they they also impressed everyone and people were talking about nigeria possibly being the first african nation to win the world cup. i say you know we saw tunisia play yesterday they were awful they are the highest ranking african nation in this world cup. i have to say would say they go you know if we get if what they showed us. in that last came against poland if that's an example that they're playing at and it was in the flu go you know just a british good game for them. they can be serious contenders. maybe not all the way but at least to some time machine in th

said that was very interesting was he talked about peaceful protest now i have a question from that manny could you please explain how the. result of peaceful protests ten police officers. and over two hundred injured don't you think a little strange it doesn't rattle him on allegedly answer that question i'm not saying that there are not elements of criminal organizations that have infiltrated the peaceful protests but overwhelmingly from my experience from my observation the people that are on the ground there are armed with slingshots are armed with rocks and they are or if you want to say that rocks are weapons sure they are armed and they're armed with homemade mortars which may be a less than lethal weapon i think that at the very best they are there are fireworks launchers. and these people are up against automatic weapons live rounds and snipers on mother's day on may thirtieth we were on the ground during one of the largest demonstrations that you could i would had seen up until that point half a million people marching on the streets of managua at the very end of that march i ac

tony cruz last ginuteoal actually masked a lot of the problems forger manny it covered up lot.wow, this is great. and whether you're a german national teaman or not, it's exciting. and so it covered up a lot of weakne ges win theirroup. not havinen the cr back in ande being suspended hummels missing the opportunityp after otunity it was crazy. >> we got big games this afternoon. we'll preview those but tell me what the difference is going tob be here betweeneing the number one and number two seed? mexico probably going to earn with brazil? >> that's a big o. >> the winners up obviously playing the opposite winners of the group there's a thought process that goes into that. i can tell you one t that's on their mind right now, though, th mexico tnd swehey are going to prepare like crazy for that next game because they know they've slipped up. they know that they let their foot off the pedal a littleai bt andd to themselves, we can't let that creep in complacency cannot creep in for mexico no matter who theet play. her be brazil or -- it doesn't matter. >> saudi will have to make

. >> manny n ultimate give backer. grateful he felt obligated in a good way to go back and share and make those experiences happen for other people. a 2004 graduate. >> i lived and breathe oliver. i've worked with the program for the last eight years. >> i think oliver's three 10 wants of leadership, scholarship and service. >> it's part of womens motivation comes from, in terms of leadership is what i think is going to help build my future. >> i think there's so many different kinds of leadership. i play quarterback and that's the leader of the team. having gone to oliver and having experienced leadership kind of does prepare you in the classroom, on the field, just anywhere you go. >> i had to dig in the the tunnel, and i had to go into the tunnel. kevin, what was that? >> you were walking down the stairs and you fell, and this is the dog. >> a dog is this. that's a dog. >> since you've been an oliver scholar, do you feel different? do you think you've changed? >> i've definitely changed. oliver has made me proud of

2010.dingby comparison, ringside seats for the highly hyped boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao in 2015 topped out at less that 41=thousand,and 21=thousand for a first-row seat for to see peyton manning's last game as the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl fifty.the ticket web site says the price of all seats is up for the nba final this year. the average price of tonight's game more than 25=hundred dollars ... way above the average for the last three years. grant, pam and ken chat (pam) another history lesson: here is a look at the previous finals m-v-p's .... when the warriors have faced the cavaliers. in 2015 - it was andre iguodala.was andre iguodala. in 2016 - lebron james. in 2017 - kevin durant. (ken) the finals are here and alaska airlines unveiled a good luck charm for golden state warriors forward kevin durant... k-d's face on on the side of a plane.... this was tweeted this early this morning... and to celebrate the dubs achievement, alaska airlines is giving 10 fans a chance to win roundtrip flights. all you got to do is retweet and foll

2010.dingby comparison, ringside seats for the highly hyped boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao in 2015 topped out at less that 41=thousand,and 21=thousand for a first-row seat for to see peyton manning's last game as the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl fifty.the ticket web site says the price of all seats is up for the nba final this year. the average price of tonight's game more than 25=hundred dollars ... way above the average for the last three years. (grant) (grant) the finals are here and alaska airlines unveiled a good luck charm for golden state warriors forward kevin durant... k-d's face on on the side of a plane.... they tweeted this they tweeted this early this morning... and to celebrate the dubs achievement, alaska airlines are giving 10 fans a chance to win roundtrip flights. all you got to do is retweet and follow at-alaska-air by this sunday....for the rules log onto kron4 dot com.. we have e link posted there.. (grant) and dubs fans across the bay area are showing their warriors pride. (vicki) we are flooded with emails.... these

. >> manny is the ultimate give-backer. he actually walks the walk and talks the talk. he was so grateful that he felt obligated and i mean in a good way to go back and share and make those experiences happen for other people. >> nny, you were a 2004 graduate? 2004 graduate. >> i live and breathe oliver. i grew up through the program. i've been worthing for oliver the last eight years. >> one of the first things engrained in students is the leadership scholarship service. >> it is where my motivation comes from in terms of leadership, what i'm doing now is going to build my future. >> my favorite of those three is probably leadership. i think there's so many different types of leadership. i play quarterback and that's the leader of the team. having gone to oliver and had experience in leadership kind of does prepare you in the classroom, on the field, just anywhere you go. >> i had to dig in the tunnel, in the tunnel. i had to go into the tunnel. kevin, what was that? >> you were walking down the stairs and you fell. >> and i fell. this was a dog. if you hadn't gotten d

and then we have manny pacheco who's not here today, but he makes this port really run. we say it, and he just makes it happen. always had a smile on his face, too, every time we saw him. then, we have the executive staff, and actually, i think i go back further with byron rhett than anybody here. the very first governmental role i had was serving with byron on the citizens advisory committee with hunters point shipyard, back before it was a gleam in anybody's eye. byron, the work you've done on the port has just been unsurpassed in excellence. peter daly, as you said earlier, we'll always have shanghai. you better explain that. when we had the -- >> what happens in shanghai stays in shagnhai. >> no as part of the delegation on part of the port of san francisco, peter and i along with that executive director moyer represented the city at the sister city conference in shanghai. i mentioned, you know, a few of the others, but i also want to thank eileen malley. i worked with eileen before she was appointed as the deputy city attorney of the port. at the time, someone said,

2010.dingby comparison, ringside seats for the highly hyped boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao in 2015 topped out at less that 41=thousand,and 21=thousand for a first-row seat for to see peyton manning's last game as the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl fifty.the ticket web site says the price of all seats is up for the nba final this year. the average price of tonight's game more than 25=hundred dollars ... way above the average for the last three years. (grant) now if you're interested in a courtside experience, it might be cheaper to fly to cleveland for game three.ticket city is offering a v=i=p seat at the q for a mere 13=thousand dollars. (pam) plenty of warriors fans are sending us pictures in their team gear. we want to see your warriors pride too ... make sure you download the kron4 mobile app and click on the "report it" tab to send us your photos. (pam ) in other news... the winds over the last few days... have been causing problems across san francisco... toppling more than a dozen trees or branches and smashing several cars. (ken) th

disinviting them from the white house only proves our president is not a true patriot but a fragile ego mannybsessed with crowd side and the embarrassment of a party no one wants to attend. >> the president announcing the eagles will not visit the white house tomorrow. >> reporter: fox news ran with the president false assertions showing photos of eagles players kneeling. but these players were praying, not protesting and fox later apologized. back at the celebration for america event, the president had to. he left roughly ten minutes after it began and refused to answer our questions. >> are you saying the football players are not patriotic? >> reporter: the president is busy on twitter beating up on jeff sessions tweeting the russian wint witch hunt continues and i would have picked someone else. >> the president made his position on this extremely clear and i don't have anything to add beyond that. >> reporter: one fellow republican told manu raju he thinks he knows what is going on. >> definitely trying to discredit it and he is pushing every edge to see where members of congress will go,