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that is how they beat boston last mon. game three is on wednesday but it is in cleveland. game 4 is on friday. both games start at 6 pm. >>> the golden state warriors fans are feeling pretty good about the team's chances. >> they had the fans rocking before, during, and after the game. >> the warriors fans had high a in five. the warriors were alw control. the shop 57% from the floor. >> nobody believed as an 2016. when you have er like lebron james, you cannot put it aside. >> as they have, to go to state warriors they have a little bit more than anybody else. lebron james had another game for the ages. his greatness cannot be denied. >> >> what do you think about the series? >> it is over. >> one player cannot beat a team. >> fans were singing with a chance that has been heard before. >> they have another chance to feel the arena for game three. the team is hosting a official watch party. tickets go on sale today. season-ticket holders get priority. tickets are available to the general public starting at noon today. they are on$20. some of the money goes to the warriors

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like to entertain a mon approve the consent agenda. >> i'll make the motion to approve it. >> great. there's a motion. is there a second? >> second. >> all right. is there any public comment on our consent calendar? no, that's fine. why don't you come on up and go ahead and speak. please state your name and syou'll have two mi. y na is terry meyerson. i live at 1000 north point, which is across the street from ghirardelli square. i donbjecto the license or the permit, however, i ct to the procedure because nobody knew about this until yesterday from -- in the building. the posting was on the inside of the square, which i don't know how any of you go into ghirardelli square. it's -- they're trying to be more local, but it's current time -- there's not much there for a local to go to. so this posting for this permit and the permit for the san francisco brewing company, nobody even knew about it in the building. i asked the building manager. she knows nothing about either of them -- we were notified at jamesto jamestown friday that the meeting was happening today. the comment to post ab

they emerged side by side a ter mon an hour of discussions, a remarkable sight, given that last year two countries appeared close to conflict b after all that talk of war, there were breach. smil it seems they're prepare told discuss peace after all. the summits is back on. president trump: we'll be meeting on june 12 in singapore. it went very well. it's a get to know you situation. it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting but the rhythms are building a positive. ry reporter: only just over a week ago, president trump sent hi own letter, canceling the summit based on what he called north korea's tremendous anger and open hostility but the last two days of talks between kim yong-chol and the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo seemed to have improved re ntions but it's clear whether they've agreed on what denuclearization means. >> do you think kim is dedicated to denuclearization? president trump:es, i think he wants to see it happen. he wants to be t careful. d him, to be honest, we have sank -- sanctions on, very powerful sanctions. we would not take sanctions off

it is like an iceberg 7/8 is underwater we only see a fraction of it and often we only see it a mon later so i think he is further along than most people think. one of the reasons i believe that because of the intense discussions whether or not to interview president trump clearly that will be one of the final stages of the .nvestigationbe remember how to jim call me and his e-mail investigation with hillary clinton? july 2 withhe interview july 5 he announced the findings so you feel he is coming to an end. tee7 what is the difference to be subpoenaed for an interview? this is what they faced 20 years ago he was sued in the paula jones case for sexual harassment and challenge that all the way to the ame court that a president must be subjected to a civil case and must accept and appear if called to testify but the court made clear he is the president you have to make allowances to fit his schedule he has important responsibilities but the civil case can go forward and thestify any judge will tell you that if mueller subpoenas the president was clear court precedent that the u.s. person n

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ilviewed more than thee mon times. >> yes! >> wow. to be having so much fun. >> dad! >> show off. >> if you guys score goal in the world cup we got to work on celebrations. that's going to be another thin perfect celebration. >> would you run around with the air plastic take a page from kuzi. >> dueled a littl eagle. >> ovie the swim in the founta fountain. >> you could do that. we've seen the dives -- >> we need to comeurp with o own thing. >> we have to work on this. >> coat tailing on their stuff. >> we need something original here. >> steve, we'll work on this. mid 80s later today. sunny, bright, beautiful, lower humidity, gorgeous afternoon the worst uvndex will be very high. make sure you protect yourkin otherwise gorgeous couple of days andigry r through father's day. 91 degrees. i think the game of the week might be spain and portugal tomorrow, erin, are you excited. >> i'm actually really excited. it's fun, tucker to,neee ev come together and hang out to get to watch the games because a lot of them are daytime. >> fun. >> so

in '84e saved theo lirntion, turned it into mon. built the tennis courts with the williams sisters.to a basketball league at a league the olympics paid for. it was great to see my city. i have a daughter myia and i thought if i could put us on the horizon where americans realize we are strongest when we are engaged with the world not closed off to it, i think that one a great legacy to leave behind. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: wow, a really exciting image. things have changed from 1984, though. now the traffic might stop people from getting to watch any of events take place. do you think any of the jobs you hopefully will create from the infrastructure boost will try to alleviate l.a.'s homelessness problem? los angeless genuinely struggling with one of the high homelessness. you've called ate hiewrmt humann crisis. do you know how to solve this? >> i think everybody ton street, i spend a lot of time talking to my fellow angelenos on the street, they all experience trauma whether divorce, mental health crisis, substance abuse, coming home from war, emans paight from foster ca

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the winning documentary starts june fourteenth mon d w. when i first came to germany the dictionary was my best friend i used to write down every knew what i learnt it was tedious but i knew i wouldn't get by my job without learning the language i had to change changing course that's what we're talking about on today show it started for me by learning the word for squirrel ice in it sounds ugly doesn't it and such a cute creature i also had to learn the culture dog that took even longer but that was when i integrated and finally understood the germans as well as their language from a very different perspective if saudi arabia wants to understand the rest of the world and profit from interconnected global community it's going to have to make some big change it's not just cosmetic ones like opening cinemas and allowing women to drive allowing women into the workforce is a huge step that will prove a massive economic stimulus they all depended saudis have been trying to wean themselves off crude production for a while now with oil prices stil

that's made italy's political rhetoric more nationalistic the mons the candidate for mayor from the center left democratic party. parties like his have yet to find an answer to the populist challenge. he was one of them and extremely concerned with the five star league coalition is a populist and far right. it is anti european and asian putting a work place in the euro zone and to tell your own savings at risk. this badly that . bizarrely of their own is sees it completely differently from rome he's put his savings into the restaurant serving dinner three times a week to make a living that's the solution for italy he believes it's time to spend and invest not say let us do that but it seems like the biggest challenge will be stimulating the economy in southern italy. it's like a child who can't walk yet a strong state can see to it that sicily and alter self helps italy bounce back. with the notion of a beloved. and europe should recognize and take on this responsibility the father and son both agree. now if you remember our fruits and vegetables used to taste so much richer it sometimes s

make a works as a professional diabetes advisor felix peter mon is a competitive athlete he wanted to be a professional footballer but in two thousand and nine he was diagnosed with type one diabetes. helped him to come to terms with the condition she supported felix why email and telephone while he was studying in the us. is simply a role model that doesn't matter if you're a diabetic or enough lead someone like links to two she knows everything it doesn't matter which treatment regime it has doesn't matter what it's about she's a role model and a walking encyclopedia. dr michelle pioneered self-help in diabetes so all week a tour named her advice center café after him taking responsibility for yourself is central to his approach after thirty years of experience with diabetes she can empathize closely with her clients offering the much practical advice. he did every diabetic has to be trained to be their own best diabetes specialist. undergoing special training to stabilize her muscles she wants to stay fit for a long time to come and keep campaigning for diabetics it irks her that a

we do not know exactly why and reason in young patients are vascular problems off small areas of the mon with the carter that aren't anything that will cause the damage what role does the x. is of joy they like and behold they excel to legs we know that if you have a cartilage damage let's say on the media aspect off the knee and you have a virus in the doorbell like this will. make the problem because or because it will at the time all current generation we just saw all those country transplants but there are different ways in treating cuts down the just surgically like those who called small. it's small it's small implants well basically you know all the cartilage. we talked about is basically biological treatments the means that we put the body in a position so it can heal but the body has to heal this is why in patients older didn't fifty or about fifty we tend to go for non biologic treatment options and one options are small implants in the last few years. personalized implants have been developed which are basically manufactured based on an m.r.i. off specific patients and we have

wanted an experienced driver so they chose to time lamont champion for mon dieu ma . by speaking some seem completely at the peak that you're not used to decide to do it as a cornell is very very very dangerous so it's a race you off to respect. by the top guys when smith says there is no gravity gave her so the driver has to learn the course himself we developed a simulation course for him to go what has won the pike's peak race three times i think he's the right choice for us in the middle mother muzzled office did. the trick was an always paved like it is today when you know he plying drove this race in a v.w. golf in the one nine hundred eighty s. there were still a lot of rough spots. because the clive says they were there in one nine hundred eighty five eighty six and eighty seven he still has great memories of those races there's nothing like it and he's been driving for a long time i guess peak is definitely one of the highlights you start at two thousand eight hundred meters and end up at four thousand sure. one hundred it was a huge challenge not only for hi

consumer prices posted the largest annual gain in more than six years last mon o. the repor this morning is just the latest sign of brewing price pressure in e economy. the consumer price index which measures what consumers pay rose 2.8% in may compared to a year ago compared to the prior month. that was released just as the federal reserve started the two-day meeting this week. central bankers are widelyed expeo announce an interest rate increas >>> and while investors watch fed policymakers,he world was transfixed on the historic summit thousands of miles away. president trump the first sitting president to meet with a leader ever north kor -- leader trying to convince kim jong-un to end the nucle programs. michelle caruso-cabrera is in singapore where that meeting took place. >> reporter: a historic handshake watched around the orld as the leaders of two countries, long bitter enemies, met for five years culminating in an agreement to forge a new relatietship. >> theter that we are signing is veryen comprsive and i think both sides will be very impressed with th

then came this mon arresting national geographic front cover. look at this. it's not an iceberg, it's a plastic bag. the uk edition was guest edited with one of britain's celebrated names, dane mcarthur. she joined me here in the studio to talk about teaming up with nat geo. she's aimed at reducing the amount of single use plastic polluting our oceans. dane ela mcarthur welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> it is extraordinary you were the fastest person, man or woman, ever to circle the globe alone. >> yes. >> do you remember how it felt all those years ago? >> i guess the impossible feeling is you have done it. but i remember specifically the feeling at the finish line of relief. because it takes a long time to put together the program, and put the boat together and race around the world. you're exhausted you've pushed as hard as you can. you get to the finish line and you get relief. when the team came on board is when it became real. >> do you feel a little bit of pride that you did this as a woman? >> to me that was never really an element of it. i ra

names and the teams into consideration that is of course france against argentina the army of these mon and obviously the men of leo messi the atmosphere and cousin has been absolutely scintillating and largely thanks to the i'll be celeste a fan says is a genuine argentinian invasion. they us the voice is very loud. last night i was roaming down the central part of cousin and nearly went deaf from all the singing by the argentinian fans on top of that just check out what happened to me at one of the early of broadcasts when argentinian fans came here. i hear. her voice. so much fun right even for unusual you almost want to argentina to get to the final because of how good and how jolie their fans but jokes aside let's be serious the game is definitely a massive one and interestingly enough both teams some say have underperformed in the group stage in fact argentina barely made it out of the group and yesterday i took to the streets of cousin to speak with the fans about their expectations and have to say they're both expecting a very very tough game let's watch that report. because tha

you are watching newsday mon the bbc. is a medical condition now recognised by the world health organization. also on the programme: we will find out why hong kong's appetite for fish is under threat. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman

or angry it was drummed and you can see that from the economy minister he was doing interviews this mon he says. it was never so open if we achieve anything at the g. seven summit so he's also you know referring to the possible end of this film it doesn't make sense if the west and as i'm not standing together ben thank you so much to badly get that in brussels. well it's not just america's closest allies who are bracing for a showdown at the g. seven g. seven summit in quebec today left wing protesters have been gathering in quebec city the provincial capital a two hour drive from the resort where the g seven leaders will meet now their anger is directed at political leaders globalization and a lack of action on climate change. as world leaders gather in a luxury resort town this new woman wants them to remember the indigenous people who lived in canada first. the sixty two year old says they should be focusing on how to stop ravaging the mountains and cutting down trees on the reserve where she lives. i want the leaders to stop selling our lands because we still need to go into our fo