[national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [d morning, everybody. ed: it's june 1st. pete: i almost wore a tucker suit todasucker suitit's warm. jedediah: i can stop my garage in new york temporarily. ed: i didn't get a chance to congratulate you in person about the new baby. jedediah: thank you so

. ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem]anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start me up ♪ pete: good morning, everybody. ed: great song. got my coffee mug i usually use 8 cups during the show i will just use one. jedediah: dressed like a retroband. ed: let pete speak for himself. jedediah: polka dots and stripes. breaking into song.

. ♪ [national a anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ and it's a great day to be alive ♪ i know the sun's still shining when i close my eyes ♪ there's hard times in the neighborhood ♪ but why can't everyday be just as good. ed: i feel every day i find a new song i have never heard. pete: have you never heard that song. jedediah: i haven't either. pete: [inaudible] ed: i was wondering what happened to your voice. pete: amazing, so patriotic. wonderful. jedediah: good stuff. pete: i will power through today. ed: we will have to do more of the talking. jedediah: i thought he went to one of those hard core

. ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem]onal anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ it just takes so time ♪ everything will be just fine ♪ everything, everything will be all right, all right. ed: everything will be just fine, pete. pete: everything is great. ed: you are back. pete: i was never gone. i took a little time off, yes. ed: anything going on? pete: maybe. we will talk about it later. jedediah: oh, a news break, perhaps. ed: nuptials coming soon. we will get to that. pete: later in the show. it's a tease. ed: we take turns buying coffee because

next we'll have the national anthems. i believe the american national anthem will play out first. then the british national anthem. they are going inside for a brief moment. that hasn't been fully explained to me yet. they'll go inside and then we'll have the official guard as well. the guard of honor and we'll have the moment where the president will be invited to inspect the guard. remember last year, guys, when it was slightly awkward when he walked in front of the queen. seen as a faux pas. to be fair, prince philip normally would have carried out the role. the queen wasn't completely aware of what to do either. we'll see the guard of honor soon and the national anthems as well. >> there's the gun salute. >> or it could have been a bang. >> could have been slamming the door. >> guns. let's listen for a second. two 41-gun salutes and other salutes from around the city. max, the president -- president trump will be the third u.s. president, i understand, to get this type of ceremonial pomp and circumstance. george bush and barack obama did. but president trump won't stay at buck

. >> juan: i think you had the most ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [nationaltional anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i want something just like this. ed: good morning. jedediah: welcome to 6:00 a.m. ed: we would just do email. jedediah: he was busy hosting television. fell asleep. last thing i saw was pete's face. i don't know how i feel about that. bye, pete. ed: it was his birthday this week. i got him some special

>> jesse: probably why dana didn't ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ o-u-n-t-r-y. ed: if you weren't awake, you are now. jedediah: i feel like i need to know how to do the robot. i want to learn how to do the robot. pete: don't you like to dance? jedediah: the robot is one i haven't mastered. maybe "fox & friends" is the one to help that happen. pete: maybe we can get someone to come in and teach you. jedediah: i don't know how to dance. pete: it's officially

people, please do not throw your owe [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ start me up ♪ ed: yeah, the president is in asia. had a news conference. the american economy is the best in the world. hottest show on earth. the only part i beg to differ on this is the hottest show on earth. the american economy is strong. pete: another hot show. ed: my yankees playing in london. big ben with the red, white, and blue flip it over look under the bell there. fun ones. the red sox have their own version. check them out online. on fox this afternoon. don't miss

the french national anthem.othy miller. >> o mighty god, lord of host, sacred to us is the memory of our fallen and the sacrifices of our veterans on these waters, shores, fields and skies. and thus which humbly ask for your holy presence here today in this ceremony. for many nations their sacrifice poured out in blood, courage and even death to secure liberty for your enslaved children and to smash tyranny remains our moral touchstone. for such a great of love we pray that you will grant them eternal peace and their families lasting comfort. by their courage on d-day and afterwards we also pray that you will challenge us to love freed more than comfort, privilege or even life itself. and that without thought of cost or reward, we also will recommit ourselves to defend life, liberty and the pursuit of the common good no matter the cost. though we are resolute in our request o god we can achieve this without your divine blessing and guidance. so lead you as our shepherd even if it be again through the valley of t

the category for final today is national anthems. players, here's your clue... 30 seconds.♪ ♪ oh, megan, you waited a little too long. you ran out of time. let's go to rob, though, first. he was in third place with $8,400. his response was... belgium. incorrect. no. and that'll cost you $8,399, leaving you with $1. over to megan now. her response-- she was going to write down germany, it looks like. and that would have been wrong also. so it'll cost you $4,601. you're gonna finish in second place. you're going to go home with $2,000. james is going to go home with a lot more money. he had $41,612. and he wrote down the correct response. the country was austria. and he will add $17,000 today. that gives him $58,612. [ applause ] and now a new total of $2,382,583 for 31 days. how will he end the week with us? tune in tomorrow and see. it's going to be fun. so long. ♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, al

say the national anthem and then it was council the last moment sort of government incompetence if you like i wondered you do have a go at the authorities sometimes you safe passage star i mean i think it's more humor about power so it's about address issues of power over civilians but the art world is actually very verified and exclusive for the most part so i think . writers and filmmakers and journalists are the ones who are more at risk and if there are any i think the odd word you can still do a lot of stuff and it goes unnoticed by the authorities and i think there's humor in the work which is the most important thing so i think people people can find themselves laughing even if they know they have been criticized let's have a look at another video this is a border. you see used that is quite a theme i mean again in the exhibition today there were these security various areas of pictures you painted but this is. i presume this was staged i mean this continues the 3 really or is it a different thing no it is it is about about manipulation and about statement of pollution ab

what kelly capper nicole smith lee did by kneeling and sitting out of the national anthem it was you know over 3 years ago now he still has yet to play another n.f.l. game what he ended up doing was challenge the u.s. military state indirectly and so what end up happening was he was attacked a voracious not only because he linked the national anthem to the oppression of black people in the united states but also because the american flag itself the national anthem itself is representative of the u.s. military state which gives millions of dollars to the n.f.l. in order to advertise and recruit for the military and ultimately american exceptionalism played a large role in demonizing calling capper nick as an enemy of the united states donald trump called him a son of a b. and he said that you know any n.f.l. owner that would hire him should be fired all of this was to create this hatred in this demonization of calling capra next resistance which is ultimately rooted in a years long process and a decades and centuries long process of black resistance them you know it's interesting beca

i can tell you the queen will give a toast, they'll be the -- their national anthem, our national anthemnt trump will give a toast and much more. i'll tell you about the menu and the order of things in just a moment. this is as good as it gets. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ >> shepard: well, the queen will offer a toast momentarily followed by the american national anthem, followed by a toast from president trump of the queen and quite a menu today. halibut with watercress moose, windsor lamb with herb stuffing, spring vegetables, park sauce. strawberry sable with lemon cream selection of assorted fresh fruits and coffee and petifors. and the speeches will start happening immediately. that's the highlights of it. i can tell you who is there. the lord major of london. not to be confused with the mayor of london. the mayor of london is sadik khan. the lord mayor of london is peter -- >> mr. president, i'm delighted to welcome you and mrs. trump to buckingham palace this evening. just 12 months after our first meeting in windsor. visits by american presidents always remind us of a close and long-sta

us national anthem.rt moments with people. what is likely speak about? the reputation of donald trump is of being irascible. personally he can be immensely charming, gracious and has an easy manner. it's like, the big thing is he hates the media, he hates fake news. he loves to gossip. he wants to know who is up, who is down, who is in favour, who is not in favour. he will be able to do all of that. i was told last week by officials about whether the state visit should go ahead because of the political turmoil in the uk. i was told donald trump doesn't care less about what is happening in westminster politics. he wants all of this that we are seeing now. and yet you look at the alacrity with which he has made comments about what is happening in the uk in terms of nigel farage and boris. you get the impression he is watching pretty closely what the politics are of the uk. and again, as i say, who is up, who is down, who is making waves, who is down, who is making waves, who is down, who is making waves, w

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national anthem. sarah mcglock win will perform the canadian national anthem. >> i haven't seen her in a while. even though she's singing the wrong anthem. >> sure. i'm not rooting for them. i'm rooting for her as an artist. >> okay. >> 2it's 4:30. >> take a look at what's going on. you can see the winds gusting to 33 in fairfield. oh, yes, the sea breeze is back. look at all that cloud cover, even making it to our east bay valleys. temperatures drop from the 100s to the 80s today. 50s and 60s with mostly cloudy morning. patchy fog near the coast. barely to inland at noon. everybody else around 60 to 76 degrees. look at that, 79 to 83. the heat gone. 59 at the coast. 57 at 7:00 this evening at the coast. and low 07's, refreshing evening on the way. hope you enjoy. here is sue. >> taking a look at your thursday morning commute. we have slow traffic out of the central valley. road work in the westbound direction of 580. you make your way out of tracy. otherwise we're look going. there is reports of seve

national anthem. sarah mclauchlan will sing the canadian national anthem., ktvu, fox 2 news. >> that is going to be the place to be. and oakland mayor libby schaaf is auctioning off two tickets to tonight's game. the bidding will go on until noon. the winner will bring a guest. at last check, top wid was $5400. the money raised will go to the food banks. mayor schaaf helped raise money for oakland promise which helps kids get through college. >>> u.s. open starts this morning at pebble beach. and a lot of eyes will be on tiger woods, after he won it in august. at augusta. it was the reigning champ, koep in the lead. >>> and don't forget, you can watch the u.s. open this afternoon, at 4:30 here on ktvu. and on saturday, ktvu will be broadcasting live from pebble beach. we'll bring you a half hour special at 7:00 p.m. here on ktvu. >>> beautiful time to watch golf out there. >>> one of the last orchards in silicon valley, coming up. the plan to cut down those apricot trees and build on the land. >>> more democrats are now calling for impeachment. and it all h

national anthem.chlin will sing the canadian national anthem. >>> members of the public are getting another chance to tour the top floor of the sales force tower in san francisco. they are offering reservations for free tours on its website. at last check, there spots available from september to january. people can register up to five guests for that visit. >>> san francisco is one step closer to charging a toll on the crooked section of lombard street. the governance and finance committee passed a bill in sacramento today. the pilot program would allow reservations as well as tolls for people who drive down the tourist hotspot. >>> former governor, jerry brown, is coming out of retirement to head up a new institute on climate change at uy berkeley. uc berkly. brown will head up the california china climate policy institute and serve as a visiting professor for three years at the college of natural resources and the law school starting in july. brown has long pushed to make the state a global leader i

[playing of the national anthem] [applause] ♪ >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. let us pray. l, eternal, invisible , we invite your presence and give you thanks as we begin this, the 75th commemoration of the day at our nations world war ii memorial. florida come on this day so long ago on the beaches of -- lord, on this day, the most successful amphibious attack in the history , operationarfare overlord. the bravery and sacrifice of these valiant young men resulted in the liberation of western europe from not see germany control. thank you for sustaining and strengthening our allied sons for the fight. for your watch care over them and for the righteous victory. tierney was suppressed that freedom and liberty might rain -- reign. we thank you for our world war ii veterans, especially those here today who served on land, in the air, on the sea, and under the sea. special gratitude and bless the memory of those who paid the ultimate price. who made the supreme sacrifice. the giving of their lives. they died, but not in vain. god of our fathers, may we are now serve demonstrate

adorable 5-year-old sings the national anthem at a baseball game.ave,. rob: cute kid, jacob martinez belting out the national anthem at the game. jillian: eagle getted eyed custom and dorgs sneak finches into the jfk airport from south america. stuffed in hair cullers inside. he admitted his plan to sell them for 3,000 bucks apiece. rob: wow wow finally the ugly. a baseball player gets down jordan getting a face full of dirt trying to slide into third base. he was face and scored later on. jillian: is have a good day. rob: bye. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on ♪ go play ♪ all that glitters is gold. steve: already the 18th day of june. come on up to the mezzanine level of f. day two. dan bongino in for the busy brian kilmeade. ainsley: no tie. he prom milled me yesterday. tan dan you watched the show yesterday. steve: yet, by the end of the

national anthem.ional anthem. >> i haven't seen her in a while. even though she's singing the wrong anthem. >> sure. i'm not rooting for them. i'm rooting for her as an artist. >> okay. >> 2it's 4:30. >> take a look at what's going on. you can see the winds gusting to 33 in fairfield. oh, yes, the sea breeze is back. look at all that cloud cover, even making it to our east bay valleys. temperatures drop from the 100s to the 80s today. 50s and 60s

she suddenly seemed afterwards to feel much better but a scene earlier on today while the 2 national anthems were playing were actually was actually quite impressive reso chancellor angela merkel shaking and she was visibly trying to contain the situation. under the sun is quite warm here in beijing which could explain why she felt and where now according to d.p. a news agency it isn't the 1st time that the german leader suffered from such a health incident and worried and that is why every journalist asked her in the press conference after her meeting with about him or as a rescue how she was feeling and here's what she had to say to reassure people. up in switch and i've drunk at least 3 glasses of water which i apparently needed for years so now i'm doing very well. would. so johnson feeling much better that dehydration obviously seems to be the problem nick in kiev what is the significance of ukraine's new president visits to why is he here well i'm rich i think 1st and foremost this was a chance for both of them to take a look at each other and to really get to know each other at this l

of all these countries is the playing of the german national anthem. and now there are german troops everywhere. as a matter of fact, ladies and gentlemen, when we had our government sequester, we were not allowed to send representatives to normandy, but the germans turned up. okay? well, anyway, increasingly as you're seeing from the high-level attention major anniversaries get, normandy is becoming a scene of reconciliation rather like gettysburg became a scene of reconciliation 50 years ago. for some people, it's going to get a little hard to get used to, to see the germans everywhere singing their national anthem and, you know, also trying to talk about this heroic struggle. but actually it's going to give normandy, i think, an even lo longer -- a longer importance globally because it becomes that place of reconciliation. otherwise, it would just be another battle. so i do think there are tremendous connection points there. >> i would sort of add to that a little bit and say that like it or not, memory brings up politics. >> right. >> and current p

we just had the national anthems inside 0ld game here today.e more than 800,000 ticket applications this match. they could have sold out 0ld applications this match. they could have sold out old trafford 30 times. that gives you an indication as to how much excitement there is in this match. in terms of what might happen on the field, into other favourites. they have not lost yet so far in this tournament. they have arguably the best batsmen in the world. most of the pakistani fans expected before the match, they were not particularly optimistic about their chances. they have won just one of theirfour chances. they have won just one of their four games so far. the good news for them is that pakistan have won the toss, and they are bowling. they feel that will give them the best chance of winning this game. and they proved against england earlier in the tournament, they are a real force to be reckoned with on their day. pakistan fans will be hoping that it is one of their good days. the match is due to get under way in the next few minutes. than

, the speech, will give from the present again, his speech the us national anthem and then a toasttoast. the pool speak for us, shall at the first word and then we will focus on the continuing relationship. thank you very much indeed. we are coming towards the end of the first day of this three day visit. it has been a fairly fluid and he would say good—humored events of our fulsome course we had the tweets this morning and sajid javid was the target of the president. but all day we have seen smiles. he very much this is the world part of the event. it will be trickier because tomorrow it will come down to the talks with prime minister theresa may who resigns on friday and already his comments before he arrived here, the president has been looking to the future talking about borisjohnson and maybe a row that nigel farage will play as well. all eyes on the speech this evening at the banquet to see what the president says, whether he makes any reference to brexit, any reference to the leadership contest that is in front of us. all of those things are to be washed. you are watching bb

and of course we are now waiting i think for the national anthems to be played. was a. i i i. i i i i i i. i. i. i. i i. i. i i. i. i i. i i i am. i. i hope to curb . i i i i hope as protocol that tate's the american national anthem played and the queen will escort president trump to a call to follow all of. the troops that are in front of you of course. along with her majesty the queen she sort of allows her son prince charles the act of the throne to take the president to inspect a god of order will be features that. of the keeping guard of buckingham palace many tours of course take that photo opportunity once they are full service it in london it's unusual but not. unique to this particular ceremony is happening in the gardens of buckingham palace normally when there is a state visit you have the start of all the happening. at the front of buckingham palace and the pomp and ceremony the marching of the band the arrival happens obviously in full gaze and all the assembled public or the many thousands that are lined the mile that leads up to buckingham palace but of course i

. >> reporter: the lead singer for train sang the national anthem and reminisced about performing at oracle in the past. >> it's pretty cool out there. magical. and the people of the bay area, it's just the heart. also kevin durant is recovering from surgery from a ruptured tendon. one fan described his encounter with durant. >> he kept tapping me on the shoulder, and i looked straight up, and he was looking straight down and smiling at me. >> i'll be there for them. >> thank you. i love you, kd. i'll see you next year. >> reporter: the memories they have with the warriors will last them a lifetime. >> hard to believe that's it for the warriors there. but that's what's happening. >>en of an era there. what is next for oracle now that the warriors are moving out? >> reporter: the arena stadium complex has lost so much that sports consultant andy lowledge who served in commissions in the nfl, nba, nhl, pro soccer, lacrosse. including the golden state warriors and san francisco 49ers says this. >> i think there is a major question mark no, more how optimist the city and the county might

he is married to a eight san francisco fire department member [singing of national anthem] >> thank youor that glorious rendition of the star-spangled banner. please welcome father green, chaplain for the san francisco fire department, and please be seated. [applause] >> it is a great honor to be here today, and so many of us are honored to have nine as a friend today, and to congratulate her on this special moment when she becomes the chief of the san francisco fire department. as carmen mentioned, this last night, and we have honored two, let's acknowledge her again. [applause] >> we especially want to congratulate and celebrate our new chief, nine nicholson. [applause] >> she told me to only preach for 30 minutes. [laughter] >> i'm not going to do that. first it seems like we are being taken over by new york. [applause] >> we all know that nine hills from upstate new york, and years ago, one of the chiefs of the new york city fire department made this comment. he said when a firefighter shares their bravery, it is not when they rescue someone, or when they go into some dangerous situ

as we listen to the national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so the inspection of the guardust the beginning of a state visit taking place today in the united kingdom. our longtime friend across the pond and the president walking up the steps with prince charles to greet the queen. once again, they are expected to have a private lurch at the.com of the unknown and ceremonialba. self day journey to on, th t hoy of d-day. we will continue to keep an eye on th for most of you you will return to "today". i'm savannah guthrie in new york. this has been an nbc news special report. breaking right n fire crews are battling a fire near northbound 280 >>> welcome to "today in the bay". 4:42. crews battle a fire turning northbound 280. just into our newsroom. fire crews look like they have a handle on the fire. so far it doesn't seem to be affecting traffic. we'll keep an eye on breaking news out of the south bay and give you updates of course when they come in. good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get a look

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playing the national anthem tonight, james head field and kirk hammett from mattel. so if you're coming to the game, get here early. can you tell i haven't had my sip of coffee yet? tip-off at 6:00. i have to say awake for that. >> i bet if kirk cameron showed up to the game that would be awesome. >> i love your blue. >> i know. he is -- go ahead jackie. >> i think yeah were going to pay me a compliment. thank you very much. >> blue and gold. excellent. >> thanks so much. we'll check back in with you in a bit. >> time straight ahead, a helicopter rescue gone very wrong adding insult to injury for a 75-year- old hiker. a we'll see plenty of sunshine for today with temperatures warming up to even hot conditions especially again inland. a cooldown is on the way, 15 degrees caller. i'll let you know exactly when coming up. >>> here at 5:12 we're seeing the bridge times. which one? no surprise there. if you're crossing the bay bridge this morning, there is an issue at treasure island slowing things down, but then you speed back up into san francisco. the rest of your brid

women's soccer team blows off national anthem and now insulting president trump, the media debate over megan repino, i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ ♪ >> media fixated on one exchange. >> to hear you talk about the reputation of two united states senator who is built their reputations and career of segregation of race in this country and it was not only that but also worked with them to oppose busing. >> my position across the board. i did not trace racist, that's not true, number 2, if we want to have campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether i did or that the, i'm happy to do that. >> join to go analyze the culture emily, sarah fisher, media reporter or axios and fox news contributor and now run georgetown's university politics. let's put front page, huge picture of kamala harris, hope to zoom in, journalists on the left and right agree, strong moment for kamala, weak moment for biden, many of them wait to go pounce on joe biden for misstep and to talk someone like kamala harris who is more liberal and not a white male. >> this provided an opportunity for

the idea that you're not allowed offended by overpaid nfl star desecrating the national anthem becauseou didn't serve at the air base like pete buttigieg. >> people who serve at bogram air force base. the fresh bread at bogram was worth the trip. i'm sure we could ask pete about that. this is symbolic of the group that he belongs to. find ways to judge others out of context, looing at photos in the pure light of 2019. the context speaks to something very different. i like to ask pete why not turn that spotlight he seems to aim at donald trump. when barack obama different serve and cory booker, kamala harris shows not to volunteer. they did it in is a system that was different from the vietnam war. someone else did go in their place. i like to hear pete ask that question. >> tucker: i like to hear him justify his time at mckenzie. thank you very much for coming on. well, a guy you never heard of who supports trump allegedly made a video making fun of nancy pelosi. you can't do that. that will be our advice because facebook decides to destroy it and did. we'll tell you what happened afte

really fancy accepting an invitation to the white house she has also been refusing to sing the national anthem before games. in a gesture of solidarity with and if i was talking competent neither of whom are really in the know best books but he's probably not really in there is either in terms iraq to know has been doing exactly what she's that to do she really made a difference last night against france. as the usa right in paris spoil the party for the hosts we can see now how that game unfolded. her refusal to sing the anthem has irritated u.s. president ronald trump but the woman who calls herself a walking protest wasted no time next you have football to do talking. make and repeat you know unleashing this free kick with just 5 minutes gone. straight pasta everyone and us have scored early in every game they've played at this tournament. and the 2nd half of the us still having the best to be attacking play french keeper cerebral hockey kept busy but there was nothing she could do to stop rep you know from ensuring she dominate the post match that runs. this effort her and her sights. the

they will play the national anthem tonight. if you're coming to the game, you want to get here early to hear the national anthem and see a brief ma tal ca concert in person. tip-off at 6:00 tonight. >>> jackie, be careful with what you do with that seat because you might get into a twitter war with drake, e40. >>> i don't need that. i don't have time for that in my life. i'm good. >> i'm good. . i am going to leave aubrey alone. he is fine. >>> my money is on jackie anyway. remember, kpix has you covered on all the warriors action online. go to kpix.com/warriors for more. >>> i'm anne and we're going live to washington, d.c. where there is a hearing on the security implications of chi mat change and how loss of species and water scarcity will fuel social dis contents. >> there are new pictures from washington state of the huge wildfire that has been burning, 5,000 acres, firefighters trying to get a held of it, but they have been dealing with high winds and rough terrain. 25 homes are evacuated and as the sun comes up this morn

metallica will be playing the national anthem tonight. game 2 tonight. tip-off at 6:00. tickets are sold out. if you go to the third-party websites, they start around the $500, $600 range. we saw some 9900 courtside, $23,500. easy money. you're not going to bat an eye. >> game 3. got to do it. >> who? not me. >> thanks a lot. >> thanks, bob. we're always excited that. we're wearing the colors. >> hopefully it's good luck. you have a pin mike. >> i do, lapel pin. i have my underarmor socks. oh, i just pulled a hamstring. i can play. i'm ready. >> if we're ready to jump in. >> i have the socks ready for the shoes. please send them over, steph. we talked about the expected slowing north 101 here in san jose. that's not a surprise. the build relatively mild there. actual little coming up past capital expressway. 87, the last five minutes seeing a lot more slowing. capital to curtner continues for much of the early morning commute. we are seeing that again. everything is shifting later around the bay. smooth flow of traffic in fremont. counter commute from the overnight const

the idea that you're not allowed offended by overpaid nfl star desecrating the national anthem becauseou didn't serve at the air base like pete buttigieg. who talks like that? >> people who served at bogram air force base. they had great fresh bread ther there. a friend told me that the fresh bread was worth the trip itself. i'm sure we could ask pete about that. this is symbolic of the group that he belongs to. out of context, looing at photos in the pure light of 2019. the context speaks to something very different. i would like to ask pete why not turn that spotlight he seems to aim at donald trump. turn that on some of his peers who had the opportunity to volunteer but instead, chose a college or career. this did not and in 1973 when the vietnam war ended. when barack obama didn't serve, kamala harris, aoc or any others chose not to volunteer -- though they did it in a system that is very different from the vietnam war -- someone else did go in their place. i would like to hear pete ask that question. >> tucker: i like to hear him justify his time at mckenzie. speaking of moral cri

the president has criticized rapinoe for not singing the national anthem before games, the usa plays host team france in the quarterfinals friday in paris. next, what to some of the debate participants are hoping to accomplish in an interview with one of the candidates not invited. fox 12 in portland is the organ senate says there's not enough votes within his own majority democrat congress to approve a landmark climate bill, it sparked a walkout by republicans who fled to other states to thwart a vote on the measure. oregon's democratic governor sent state troopers after the lawmakers in a failed effort to bring them back to the capital. if fox 29 in philadelphia as the owner of the largest oil refinery complex on the east coast says it will close that facility after a fire last week set off explosions that damaged equipment. the 150-year-old oil refining complex processes 335,000 barrels of crude oil daily. this is a live look at a new york from our affiliate fox five, one of the big stories, lawyers for cuba gooding jr. provided court with video if they say shows the actor did not

sarah mclachlan will sing the canadian national anthem. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and oakland mayor, libby schaaf is once again auctioning off two tickets to tonight's game. the winner will get to bring a guest. at last check, the top bid was $5400. the money raised will go to the alameda county food bank. mayor schaaf also auctioned off a ticket to game 4. mayor schaaf will also be on our show. that is all coming up at 7:45 this morning. >>> the 119th u.s. open starts this morning from pebble beach. a lot of eyes will be on tiger woods. after he won in augusta. his first major win in 11 years. reigning 2-time champion brooks koepka is one of the favorites. the first golfers tee off just after 6:00 a.m. you can watch the u.s. open starting at 4:30 with us at ktvu fox 2. then saturday, ktvu will be broadcasting live from pebble beach. and we'll bring you a half hour special at 7:00 p.m. again here on ktvu. >>> well, an uncertain future for one of the last-remaining. coming up, the man to cut down apricot trees and build on

listen to the national anthem today, we broke away from them in 1776.places now, which existed then and hear our national anthem played, shows you how close the two countries are no matter who the leaders are. that's the sign of eternal bonds. >> neil: yeah. the abbey was built in the year 1960. their definition of old is a tad different than ours. ari fleischer, thank you very much. very good seeing you. >> thank you. >> neil: the protests against the president not withstanding, it's pretty tame compared to what some democratic hopefuls are dealing with from fellow democrats after this. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps

we don't know who will perform the national anthem, but we know somebody who is available, like marcus. >> we call him mr. fab. so u kn. >> even along oakland and the coast, we are dealing with records all across the bay area. this is a live look outside in san francisco as you get ready to head out this morning. slight cooling. 76 degrees is our normal high temperature. it's in san jose. 78 in brentwood. it is 66 in napa. normally we're starting out at 50 to 55 degrees. so this is definitely a big warmup. and it just feels so weird outside, doesn't it? and so about her looking at the temperatures already warmer than we were yesterday. and the warmup will happen stil station, expect upper '60s to, s and then reaching into the 80s today. and it's still going to be hot. so if you can, if you're out for summer break, make it a pool day or head to the beach. if not, if you have to get out there, something lightweight, light colored and something that breathes easily will help keep you cool. looking at our temperatures today, still reaching into the 90s. and we still will be on track to see

there will be a playing of the french national anthem, the u.s.there will be aan invocation as well from the main chaplain of the u.s. army. there will be welcoming remarks from other u.s. military personnel before we get to those comments coming from french president emmanuel macron ahead of president trump's comments. lauren: imagine if we didn't have d-day 75 years ago, which was the beginning of the end of world war ii, what would europe look like today. cheryl: it was the beginning of the end of adolf hitler. world war ii started in 1939. it didn't end until 1945. during that time it wasn't just the events happening in europe. the japanese attacked us in 1941, the pearl harbor attack. this is an intense moment for our country. i keep hearing the phrase over and over that freedom isn't free. i think these events and these ceremonies we've been watching remind us of the sacrifice that the greatest generation, for me my grandfather who served in world war ii, that they made for us to make sure we have the lives we enjoy today. europe has been fr

and canadian sarah mclachlan will sing the canadian national anthem.s game there, history at oracle winding down, hopefully, you are not getting too nostalgic. >> it's hard not to. we want to look back at the history of all those hoop dreams there. back in 1996 is when the warriors played their first game at oracle. at that time it was cleverly called oakland arena with the sponsorships coming much, much later. in 1971, it became the team's full-time home. in the '90s, the warriors played two seasons at san jose's arena, while oracle was undergoing major renovations. they purchased the naming rights, tip-off for the final warriors game at roracle is tonight at 6:00. >> a lot of people have a lot of memories there. championships. >> i took some pictures. >> i posted pictures online of some of the games. you can see that on my facebook as well as twitter pages. it is going to be a bittersweet situation. the time being here. >> it ghost fast. >> all the great ness that's happened inside there. >> we want to call this the joyride no one should ever be taki

and we have learned that metallica will be performing the national anthem. >> oh, it's gonna be loud there tomorrow night. amber lee live in oakland tonight. >>> now to san francisco where the board of supervisors unanimously approved a temporary zoning measure today in support of the punch line. the longtime comedy club will have to move in august after 41 year fist they kane renew their lease. a measure approved today puts a 45-day moratorium on the owners using the property for another purpose. the supervisors also voted 10-1 in favor of closing juvenile hall. supporters say the facility is underused with only about 30 detainees as youth crime has declined. >>> we've to the a major shift that's occurred this week as opposed to the last few weeks. the jet stream has moved a little bit over to the east. and as it does, we're sort of into this hij of high pressure right here. and that's why temperatures are warming up so nicely. we're still seeing big weather here, and below average temperatures in the rockie. but we're in a better pattern. and that manner we were in, thunderstorms,

now prominent players in basketball and other places with kneeling during the national anthem.. donald trump has super charged that conversation even more so. >> people are engaged. we had a look at a class half full. >> people are paying attention. chris, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> stay with me. we are moments away from the arrival of president trump and first lady melania trump to the state banquet over buckingham palace in london. we'll take you there live. we'll be right back. sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers great deals by comparing thousands of prices in real time, sports fans are seeing more away games. various: yeah-h-h! is that s