mcgee gets the dunk and the foul. take another look at this thing. just a power move by mcgee. the denver bench is elated. helps denver win 102-99 over the lakers. the lakers still lead the series 3-2. game six on thursday, but there is no doubt that javale mcgee probably earned himself a couple extra million bucks in his next contract. he's a free agent at the end of the season. all right, guys, big one tonight. got to watch it if you're not going to be here. it's going to be the capitals and the rangers in game six. the caps must win to stay alive and force a game seven, which should be coming up this the weekend at madison square garden. >> we know they can do it. >> thanks, dan. >>> coming up, a very special >>> coming up, a very special tribute at the white house never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely ca

specifically mcgee who was a dunking and rebounding machine.ourth quarter alley-oop and this right here is with authority. mcgee with 21 points down the stretch. kobe with 3 and another 3. 43 points for kobe bryant. the lakers are down 3. kobe for the tie and no. sessions, no. and the nuggets go into staples and force a game six 102-99. the celtics are looking to close out atlanta. trailing 87-86. josh smith throw itself away. ran dough with the steel. rando with the steel. he runs it down and he loses the ball. and they never get a shot off. they survive 87-86, and they force a game six. so the stanley cup playoffs and look out. almost decapitated and the devils are undeterred and tied at one in the first period. he is like a blocked shot and deflected right past brisgala who was trying to make a pass. 3-1 new jersey. the devils into the east finals with a 4-1 series win. >> now about this giant. >> oh just let it go. >> "nightline" is up next. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. abc news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. of course w

specifically mcgee who was a dunking and rebounding machine.ter alley-oop and this right here is with authority. mcgee with 21 points down the stretch. kobe with 3 and another 3. 43 points for kobe bryant. the lakers are down 3. kobe for the tie and no. sessions, no. and the nuggets go into staples and force a game six 102-99. the celtics are looking to close out atlanta. trailing 87-86. josh smith throw itself away. ran dough with the steel. rando with the steel. he runs it down and he loses the ball. and they never get a shot off. they survive 87-86, and they force a game six. so the stanley cup pff

mcgee -- >> jimmy: i like how there's an underscore between douche and mcgee which nakts douche mcgeeaken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of twitter, how are you feeling? >> great. >> jimmy: guillermo has a young baby and he gets up early every morning and he tweets. at 5:33 this morning, guillermo tweeted the following. he said, my best childhood memory was falling asleep on the couch and waking up in bed thinking, what is for dinner? [ cheers and applause ] not toys or a bike or anything. >> no. food only. >> jimmy: how can thinking about dinner be your best childhood memory? >> well, generally it's food. so -- >> jimmy: what? >> generally it's food. >> jimmy: your memories? >> yes. >> jimmy: you remember food more than people? >> huh, yeah. >> jimmy: if guillermo's life flashed before his eyes, it would look like a hometown buffet. what was for dinner that day? >> honest, i don't remember, but it was good. >> jimmy: you are a muy complicado much acho. dr. oz was on piers morgan on friday and wandered into providing us with our unintentional joke of the day. >> i always have nuts i

mcgee says he was hoping they would let him plant marijuana in the courthouse to see if the dog could find the drugs. the judge did not allow that motion and probably for the better because before the hearing the police dog did not seem to have much of a game plan. >> what do you intend to testify to today? [ laughter ] >> ultimately mcgee lost his battle and the court fined him $300 for failing to use a turn signal. but he says that's okay, he knows he made history. >> and there's your rhodes scholar. >>> in canada now a moose is on the loose. a police chased after the animal in the streets of st. john's. it seems the moose wanted to go for a quick morning jog, trotted down the highway. then on the university campus and into the park. the trip didn't last very long. he didn't finish that morning run because police and conservation officers had to shoot the animal with a tranquilizer dart. the moose was later released back into the wild. chances are he's planning another trip into the city. >>> governor o'malley says a special session could be held on gambling by the first of july. >>

>> jimmy: sanders mcgee, has he seen his mother naked? the audience says yes.t uniformly. >> no. >> jimmy: i think it's more rare with boys and more traumatizing, as well. see who we have never next. >> i'm lizzie from washington. >> have you ever seen your mother maked? >> jimmy: has lizzie seen her mother naked? everyone says yes to lizzie, too. >> no? maybe? i'm not -- wow, that's a very -- yes, i have seen my mother naked. >> jimmy: okay. next up? >> is this your mother? >> yes. >> have you ever seen this woman naked? >> jimmy: try to read their faces now and let's see if we -- the eyes have shifted to the side. what do we this? yes? all right. let's find out. >> unfortunately. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. next up? >> i live here in hollywood. >> have you ever seen your mom naked? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ah -- no? no? all right, we're mixed on this one. >> ah, yeah. i can't do this. no. >> jimmy: sorry, larry. didn't mean to bring up bald memories. who is next? >> scott from toronto. >> sonia from toronto. >> tara, from toronto. >> your mom? >> yes. >>

i mean, to get through that fire season is a bit of a problem. >> reporter: the mcgees were among less than hatch of homeowners who decided to rebuild after the fire. but this time they did it better, smarter. >> of course very seriously, the building materials should be as fire resistant as possible in this area. >> reporter: they didn't stop there. the landscape design is clean and clutter free, provides firefighters should history ever repeat itself. cal fire has been setting controlled burns just to get rid of some of that brush that could fuel wildfires and they say they take a lot into consideration considering how dry the vejs tags is, air conditions and air quality on that day. kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. increased fire danger today with humidities in the teens. also winds 20 miles an hour with some of the highs in the south bay. gilroy topping out at our hottest with 95, also 91 in livermore and concord at 89. a little bit of cooling for wednesday, but we'll tell you when it will go back up again with another temperature surge in just

warriors fan mike mcgee is disappointed by plans. >> i think when they first bought the team that is their intent. >> the jerseys may excite a new fan base. >> reality is that it's not a slam dunk. >> there is excitement one thing, reality another. >> takes time and money. 1k3 a good business decision? remains to be seen. >> my city hall is still dreaming of a sports complex and a development they've committed millions to. their response predicted this plan won't fly. we'll leave space for the warriors after being exhausted from the litigation and cost increases required to be on the san francisco water front. >> and this counselman sits on the board. warriors current landlord. >> i think our job is taking sure that they leave organizations when it comes to the table. >> in 1996, $100 million was spent to remodel. and unanswered is hout debt will be repaid. >> this is not like they're just going to close the door and walk away on the other side. and morgue yet about what happened. >> and. >> there will be have approve changes made to the agreement. nick smith abc 7 news. >> and there

on of the returns own paperwork dressy him to contact paul just this hear this and say that kerr- mcgee allies on this side the case against a return was dismissed. >>> chilly what cbs five. did waves of some of smoked rarely worked out in don't see particularly healthy food and they've all live to pass 100. they're called super eight years and a new study suggests that they sent to be happy to easygoing and social but that is not the whole story. depilates hell do you? 97 on december 19th. he's to pass the central park as way to school. what is this delay? >>> things you'd never see. cows and sheep is supposed to work every day keeping tabs on the peninsula from the bill to this family. his sister live to be 109. his baby brother peter is 105. >>> at 1 is at to that aztec this is tom the 69 year-old son. >>> we think it's normal we've all is the defense doesn't appear to us to be in so extraordinary. >>> but this the part of a group of the jews those from eastern europe live unusually long healthy lives this is armen to 105 and of the port's 109 the competence of researchers. the doctr

denver's mcgee helping build a lead before lakers' kobe bryant went on a tear, hitting four three-pointers in the last five mights. but the nuggets held on to win 102-99 and stay alive in the series. >>> in chicago, the bulls faced elimination by the 76ers but carlos boozer scored 19 points with 13 rebounds, while deng led the bulls scoring with 24. and chicago won it 77-69. the sixers still lead the series 3-2. >>> in last night's other nba playoff games, indiana eliminated orlando with a 105-87 win. and atlanta got past boston 87-86. >>> in the nhl playoffs, the new jersey devils are going to the eastern conference finals. in the first period philadelphia's goalie tried to clear the puck but it bounced off the stick of the devils' david clarkson and into the goal. the devils won 3-1 to take the series. >>> when we return, deportation dilemma. american-born children are going to mexico in huge numbers as their parents are force the out of the united states. ...98, 99, 100! ready or not, here i come! ♪ found ya! you always find me. you always hide here. [ male announcer ] tim and richard s

. >>> and number for the lakers had a chance to close at denver budget bill mcgee help to stave off eliminationith 21 points and denver lives in another game. no. 3 the giants' defense right now wishes they had that. travis issue moot now with the brewers and the be to read things and ham. >>> members to the illinois high school pitcher brian elders deliver the pitch amazingly the bird kept flying. given up for the bird. finally rangers slugger josh hamilton began as the 16th player in major-league history to hit four home runs in the,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

to jamail mcgee. nuggets up 13. 15-point advantage. bryant would lead the lakers back. down 13.ould make it a ten-point game. lakers down seven. bryant, for three. lakers within four. now, down five, bryant, again. for three. that brought his team to within a pair. another 20 seconds to go. sessions, doing his best kobe bryant impersonation. lakers within one. bryant, he would miss this triple try. sessions would get a clean look. would he make it. no good. nuggets hang on for the "w," 102-99. >>> make a note, wednesday night baseball. tampa bay rays make a trip to the big ballpark in the bronx to square off with joe girardi and the pinstripes. 7:00 p.m. eastern time on espn, espn3 and the watch espn app. >>> if you're one of those people who constantly campaigns about exercises, you're about to be embarrassed. >> claire lomas is paralyzed from the waist-down. but thanks to a robotic suit she was able to complete the london marathon. it took her 16 days, walking about a mile and a half a day. >> you can't complain after that. >> some people's spirit, no words for it. >> congrats

casey mcgee at the plate. grind this one to deep short. desmond makes a shot. can't decide where to go with the ball. throw to home. late. offline. mctoucutchin scores. up with the bases. can't deliver. goes down swinging. nationals, miss a great scoring opportunity. pirates would add a run. nats lose 4-2 inpittsburgh. all right, hoops now. anthony. knicks taking on the heat. third quarter. time of running out. melo, dribbling. spinning. hits the jump. beats the buzzer. points. a good game by carmelo. knicks were down by 16. fourth quarter. up by 14 now. anthony. lebron. corner. he hits the three. james has the 29. the nets, never really got it going. they are eliminated. officially from the playoffs. 106-94 is the final. the heat advance to take on the pacers. so, we got what we wished for. a win from the capitals. and game seven, coming up on saturday. have a good feeling about this, guys. >> such drama, i don't know if we can take it. >> we have heard of high profile athletes changing their names recently. to night one entrepreneur is in the news. guy's name

nuggets up 12, second quarter lawson runs the pick and roll, mcgee finishes with the dunk.efrnl seconds of the half, ty lawson, go to work, last shot, gets it. denver up nine at the break. lawson again, cannot be stopped, lay-in, foul. lawson had 32 points, 5 rebounds, denver wins 113-96, forcing a game seven. to football now, raiders receiver darius hayward bay has been charged with a dui after he was arrested around 2:00 a.m. on april 7th. according to the chp, the 25-year-old was seen speeding and weaving while driving his 2012 range rover on the bay bridge. now, hayward bay failed a field sobriety test, was booked and released. he's scheduled to appear in court in san francisco on may 31st. if found guilty, he faces up to six months in jail. speaking of receivers, rookies reported for mini camp today. but as expected a veteran stole the spotlight. all eyes on rooandy moss as he worked out with the vets. moss appeared to be in football shape despite taking a year off from the game. quarterback? of course he's pleased. he has more weapons on offense. >> it's tough to tell

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had

. >>> and number for the lakers had a chance to close at denver budget bill mcgee help to stave off eliminationes in another game. no. 3 the giants' defense right now wishes they had that. travis issue moot now with the brewers and the be to read things and ham. >>> members to the illinois high school pitcher brian elders deliver the pitch

. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. and, first of all, i'd just like to say that missouri filed that first piece of legislation to try and block the lawsuit against president obama's health care bill, and we are also right now on our primary ballot this next few months, we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public school. so a couple of great things. my wife and i went to a graduation. harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri. and that was held at the lds auditorium in independence. and that is the church of latter day saints. it was at their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you think that has to do with the church and what they would allow them to do in that building or do you think that would be leadership in that high school that failed those children to not be able to pray before that? and then we're going to end up at that same commencement that day with a moment of reflection also and no prayer but

match.com expanding it's service from a site connecting owners and san francisco transplant anthony mcgee used for his dog and the founder says it's not for dog as lone. >> dogs are great ice breakers. and you can find new friends. it's human aspect of it that is very strong. >> matches are made by nairksd breed and age. some expressed same human concerns about the match making worried about getting together with a dog they don't know. so far it's limited to new york city. other cities are being considered for possible dog meet dog encounters. >> and hi, i'm fido. >> and 7 on your side is here and answering questions posted to his facebook and there is a state or federal agency that monitors complaints about mutual funds? >> there is. you've heard about them, and they keep track of mutual funds as well, if you have a problem you can report it but may not want to do that. if you give them your name, and it turns out they're bad guys and they get fined $1 million or more, government will give you 10% and 30% that have for being a whistle blower, if you think you're on to something let the s

to jamail mcgee. nuggets up 13. 15-point advantage. bryant would lead the lakers back. down 13.would he make it. no good. nuggets hang on for the "w," 102-99. >>> make a note wednesday night baseball. tampa bay rays make a trip to the big ballpark in the bronx to square off with joe girardi and the pinstripes. 7:00 p.m. eastern time on espn espn3 and the watch espn app. >>> if you're one of those people who constantly campaigns about exercises, you're about to be embarrassed. >> lomas i lomas is paralyzed from the waist-down. but thanks to a robotic suit she was able to complete the london marathon. it took her 16 days walking about a mile and a half a day. >> you can't complain after that.it noe people's spirit no words for it. >> congrats. >>> up next, "the pulse." john travolta fighting some pretty racy allegations from two male massage therapists. >>> and those prepromgot a got a little soggy for one group in wisconsin. we'll tell you why. [ male announcer ] raise your hand if you've got savings whiplash. you know from car insurance companies shouting, "save 500 bucks over h

. >> jm mcgee you have 30 minutes to call this number and you will qualify.r finalist tomorrow. >> everybody else, you still have time to enter to win. you can enter every day and you can get two additional entries by sharing the contest with a facebook france. we will select a winner from the 15 finalists later on this month. >> still to come right here, the avengers comes to theaters this weekend. will there super hero strength carried the box office? arch campbell is here with the review. >> and the real dangers of sitting too much during the day. >> big changes are on >> parts of the national mall will get a new look sen. >> horace holmes is live to show us the new designs. >> as you can see behind me they are already a number of minor projects going on to spruce up the mall. what is unveiled today will be major changes and updating the national treasure. >> they have spent a lot of time walking around the national mall. >> there are a lot of areas that need to be spruced up from walking around. >> the trust thinks so, too. said today they announced the w

. >> erin mcgee of the public policy institute of california is here to talk more about the potential impact. this is a game changer in california >> really shake things up for sure. nobody really knows exactly what will happen because in some of these races are so many candidates in the same party it makes it hard to predict >> so the first question is why. voters passed the initiative but what are the benefits? >> the advocates say it will give you a lot more choice and it will elect more moderates to office and i think that is likely to happen to some extent but maybe not as much as some people would hope. it certainly will give people a lot more choice >> one of the things it does, it changes the equation. the bay area is predominantly democratic so all you need to do if you were an incumbent or if you have the blessing of the party was when the primary. you're either going to congress or sacramento. this could change that because you have to democrats who would need to face off again so the idea of winning the primary doesn't make it a done deal. are there any viable contenders c

. >>> mcgee, the killer crossover here. twice. and he shoots and scores!us. 2-0 galaxy. she minute three minutes later earthquakes. penalty he kick tied it at two. four minutes of stoppage time. final 30 seconds. look at jason hernandez to allen gordon who heads it in for the third game in a row. earthquakes three late goals to win 3-2. the devils rangers, madison square garden intangiblers come back. into the net. late third. gianta finds ryan carter for the one-timer in front. devils win 5-3 and take the series lead 3-2. >> a good series. >> nice border war there in new york and new jersey. >> thank you very much. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry beil, spencer christian and all of us here i'm dan ashley. thank you so much for watching. we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in one captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing whereto hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades were removed from the disposable razors. and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as real good slashing instruments because they are solid, very sharp razors. >> there's another one. >> looks like my partner has found another one. i'm going to confiscate these. they have about 20 of them. and they're only supposed to have, like, one each. >> this was manufactured from a bed spring. >> officer steve feudner works for san quentin's investigative unit, where they keep a collection of confiscated inmate manufactured weapons. >> the inmates pry a portion of their bed spring off of the bunk rail. they straighten it. they sharpen it. and this inmate used string for the handle. these weapons are very well made, extremely sharp. very deadly weapons. >> we got about a two inch, two to four inch piece of bed spring that's missing out of here. >> it's not red painted. >> strange. >> top or bottom? >> bottom

. >> reporter: rich mcgee moved from boston to the bay for a job at google.he 24-year-old wanted city life. san francisco. >> it's not so bad, the shuttle system. >> reporter: and this was the key. google is one of several tech companies that offer its employees free shuttle rides to and from work. >> it's a convenience for me. i don't have to bike ten minutes to get to a bus to get to a train. i walk downstairs and across the street and there's a bus there. >> in the marketing you're seeing, one block away from a google shuttle stop. you're seeing those that are within two blocks' radius, 5% to 10% more than those that are over a mile away. >> reporter: for everyone outside of palo alto, he says be patient and you too may soon benefit from the ripple effect as potential buyers get priced out and look, cash in hand, elsewhere in the bay. >> it's not a bubble, it's the start of a wave. >>> we want to check in with rob mayeda on the weather. it was weird, a little cold today actually. >> yeah, the winds pick up off the ocean, dropping temperatures off. we're mi

from denver not get mcgee, the value of the game ball. >> congratulations.at game. >> thank you. >>gary: what to what he does with the game ball. >>gary: might call this year, he is monitoring the philadelphia and chicago game. philadelphia has just eliminated chicago and six games. angela the fang with bay to breakers, who do it? >> philadelphia all the way. cost >>gary: tiger woods is slumping. here he is at the players championship. >>gary: and when we come back, the boss of a bid to break percival is here and we'll look ahead later this month at a full fledged is aiming meserve. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is only $7.77. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. and fage greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>gary: 101 y

. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. i'd like to say that missouri filed the first piece of legislation to try and block that lawsuit against president obama's healthcare bill, and we're also right now on our primary ballot this next few months. we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public schools. so a couple of great things. my question is, my wife and i went to a graduation, the harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri, and it was held at the auditorium in independence, and that is the church of latter day saints. their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you think that has to do with the church and what they would allow them to do in that building, or do you think that would be leadership in that high school that failed those children to not be able to pray before that? and they were going to end up that same commencement that day with a moment of reflection, also no prayer, but they just skipped that com

joining us now in an exclusive interview is tom mcgee, national managing partner of deloitte to discuss the study's key findings. great to have you on the show today, tom. >> thank you. >> why have the players in this mid-size space become less optimistic compare today a year ago? >> this is our second survey in this space and i think this survey indicates two interesting trends. when you ask companies about their individual levels of optimism, about their company individually, they do expect revenues to grow and profits to grow. and they're investing in technology and talent et cetera. however when you ask about the broader u.s. economy, certainly the level of uncertainty has increased and the level of optimism decreased. >> can they be more specific? uncertainty about what? >> as you said, it's 40% of u.s. gdp. so the things that impact the broader economic landscape have a big impact upon this space. so things like the euro -- the situation in europe, obviously our government budget challenges here. we have an impending presidential election. uncertainty around tax policy, regulatory

the store was started by a young man by the name of mark mcgee. it was a hippie bookstore, as it were. in 1978 i was running a significant public company and felt like i needed something more tangible and be something more in line with my fantasies, so i bought the little store, ran it on the weekends. over time it's kind of just growed. [laughter] in 1980 there was a fire, and the restaurant next year we burned out of our location, and we moved into this building, and we've within in the building 3 -- been in this building 32 years. i think we survived by increasing our focus all the time on the nature of our customer, on the quality of customer service because we think it turns out that most places, particularly chains, weren't very good at that part. that was what we did very well. by emphasizing events and making it a center of the community -- not just the literary center of the community, but literally a center of the community -- and by projecting to the world our love of what we were doing and what was here. and that seems to have worked.

noaa's program leads this effort and noaa chairs the court mcgee committee. the coast guard supports noaa by participating as a member of that committee. the marine debris research prevention act of 2002 vice the coast guard adequate agency that noaa should cordon it with address of marine debris issues. any debris that poses a threat via potential oil or hazardous substance to the environment. the coast guard may also develop and issue broadcast notice to mariners and advice vessel traffic of potential hazards to navigation. service also has the authority to destroy these hazards for navigation pc to make sure that we're protecting lives and preserving property. if debris creates a hazard navigation and navigable waters or channels, the coast are typically works the army corps of engineers, the lead federal agency for all obstructions determined to be federal maintain navigable channels or water. to address the matter. coast guard resources and personnel may also be requested by noaa to help with identifying, tracking and monitoring debris by conducting over

abc's jeff mcgee reports from new york city. >> reporter: kennedy family friends came to the westchesterith flowers and food. refusing to comment as robert kennedy jr. and the couple's four children grapple with another tragedy. they are asking for privacy. >> you all have to leave the private properties. >> reporter: the 52-year-old's body was found in the garage of the sprawling mansion. a housekeeper made the discovery. mary richardson kennedy had committed suicide in her mt. kisscoe home. her death shocked residents. >> astounded. shocked. couldn't believe the news. >> reporter: over the last couple of years, mary kennedy has had a series of run-ins with police, including an arrest for driving under the influence. that incident occurred soon after robert f. kennedy jr., bobby kennedy's son, filed for divorce in 2010 after 16 years of marriage. the family struggles were well documented. in a statement, the family remembered her as a gifted architect who supported numerous causes. quote, mary inspired our family with her kindness, her love, her gentle soul and generous spirit. during t