the world, when it comes to nbs as a reformer, that image isjust gone.a liberal reformer. the only reason he continues to wield this power, he continues to wield this power, he continues to wield this power, he continues to be unaccountable, is because the administration in the world that is most capable of holding him to account continues to be his guest enabler and of course, imean to be his guest enabler and of course, i mean to personalities, to particular people, donald trump and more importantly kushner of the united states was not widely said jarrod kushner is more important. i believe he is the key enabler here because he has a direct relationship with mohammed bin salman to stop i think he is the gatekeeper to trump in the end. he would like to be personal and pin it on them but isn't it the truth that in the united states, and indeed in london and other western capitals, there is and other western capitals, there is a recognition that fundamentally, saudi arabia remains a key strategic ally ina saudi arabia remains a key strategic ally in a ver

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having people sign it and that will go on the wall in the chase cente the eyidea was to bring that ba nbsxt week and have more people sign it. >> thank you so much. >> abc 7 news is the on place to watch the warriors and the nba finals. >> our coverage begins monday at 4:00. >> game five of the nba finals is at 6. >> we have breaking news we need to tell you about now. high fire danger across the north bay. >> the grass fire in core delia today is a sign about the coming weekend. >> red flag warnings are just about to go into expect. pg a g&e announced they'll star turning off power in the morning. >> and parts of davis and winter will be impacted. >> liz? >> reporter: good evening. fire season is here. as you said, just moments ago, pg&e announced they'll be shutting off power starting at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning to roughly 600 customers in the eastern part of napa county. we spoke to pg&e about this earlier tonight and here's what they had to say. >> because we've seen extreme weather and just an increase in wildfires, we are taking safety precautions by shutting off the power and to hel

december, senator lindsey graham was among those who pushed through a senate resolution that named nbsresponsible for the killing of jamal khashoggi, but as far as sanctions go, no tangible consequences have been suffered or saudi arabia over the killing of jamal khashoggi, with trump still mom in response -- continuing the, relationship based on commerce and military strategy between as too nations is seen valuable between the nations to jeopardize over the killing of this journalist. >> thank you. program,.d on the politicians in hong kong ramp up pressure, calling for a no-confidence vote. ♪ ♪ >> hello. the weather is quiet in australia. some shower, whether. more showers to the next day or so. most other places looking dry. the southwest seeing clouds they can, then heavy rain. , butwill bring wet weather temperatures will be rising friday. further east and across new zealand, high pressure in charge over the past couple of days. pressure is high being eaten away by this wet and windy weather. it does look very different through thursday to friday, many of us seeing unsettled weath

. >>> well, abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nb finals. thursday in oakland. >> larry beil will be live at the arena. >> our coverage begins thursday on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, and game six of the nba finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >>> in the north bay a great white shark spotted in bodaga bay. this was the scene. the crew had thought about doing some water training but decided against it when they spotted the shark at the mouth of ostero americano. >> maybe the shark just wanted to do some training. cooling off. hopefully it'll be a little cooler tomorrow. >> we need a bit of a break here. >> you will get a bit of a break. it's not going to be so oppressive tomorrow dan and ama. 8:32 and the sun was setting. we had a few high clouds going through, and it was absolutely stunning tonight so i had to share it with you. i will tell you this much, with a hot day today we're still holding onto some of that heat. i want to show you some of the temperatures righ

he's invested in facebook, air b nb. some of the most recent tech companies. host: so what did net scale bring -- net scale going from what we use today? what was its addition? brian: primarily it was the vehicle for getting us, evert americans onto the internet for the first time. i say in the book it was sort of a chicken and egg situation. the web was beginning to take off before knelt escape released its web browser but by it being so easy to use, available on windows, for example, a lot of computer users' first experience with the web and internet came through netscape nevada gator so they want to go out and create m. wasb sites and browls its netscap theambings allowed the web to go mainstream or vice versa? they both sort of fed on each other so inning aside from setting the template for now seven of the top 10 most valuable companies in the world, for example, not only did netscape set that template but was the vehicle for getting non-everyday nontechnically profirst quarter people on the internet for the five. ost: so why did -- rule if netscape were

the first time the dubs have lost an nb final game, nba final game under the coach. and more on draymond green with a different mentality. >> a second day of rest. a second day of preparation. and each warriors player knows exactly what he needs to do better in game two. draymond green talked about a subtle attitude change from klay thompson in practice. >> klay is not one to walk around being emotional but you can get a feel for when he is, off, and i got that feeling, and you can see it when he walked off the floor, a certain bounce that he has, like you said before, you got to go out and play the game. >> stephen curry kept things light during practice today. >>> basketball fans are making their predictions for game two. set for tomorrow night. at scotia bank arena in toronto. deon looked for fans at one of te city's landmarks. >> since the warriors left us hanging for game one. we thought we would do the same thing at one of toronto's hottest destinations. this is the cn tower. one of the search modern wonders of the modern world of the observation tower is visit

combing through the debris to determine what caused the crash that now thisnihe nb saying they're looking into a previous close call in the same aircraft. l during another skydivinglosing jump. the video posted to youtube showing panic inside of the twin engine beach craft king air as it stalled several times and started to spin over california. skydivers scrambling to jump out. in that instance, skydivers body cameras recording pieces of airline falling out of the sky. the pilot landing safely, the ntsb blaming pilot error for failing to maintain airspeed and proper weight and balance. >> the pilot lost control and there was structural damage to the airplane and they were stabilized to the tail section. >> reporter: the ntsb investigating whether it was air-worthy. investigators say it just had taken off from the end of the airfield and in the air for 30 seconds when it started to rol and crashing upside down right here and bursting into flames. officials have not released the names of the victims but some have been confirmed by families. the ntsb team is now looking into all of the reco

nb reports it was not what a lot of people were expecting. >> do you want to apologize?y message to former athletes? they look up to you. >> reporter: prosecutors wanted john vandermore to spend at least 13 months in prison. but the former head coach of the stanford university sailing team was instead sentenced to one day already served, six ms arrest, two years $10,000 fine. vandermore apologizing outside federal court. >> i have taken responsibility for my actions and i am accepting the consequences of those actions. >> reporter: after pleading guilty to federal racketeering charges in march, he admitted to taking $610,000 in bribes to get students from wealthy families admitted into stanford as sailing recruits. but in federal court where he an lining his ownckets hyse use money to pay for sailing uniforms, boats, equipment and staff costs. >> in no way could i have used the money for personal expenses or personal gain. my actions were wrong. i see that now. >> reporter: prosecutors were unable to get a stiffer sentence. but after the hearing releasing this statement.

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and nbs is on the phone with netanyahu because they have a common cause. this is the problem. line forms to be outraged by saudi human violations. kennedy: look at what they're doing in yemen. >> that is the complexity of this. the saudis are aware and the israelis are aware that there's a regional war going on. there's not yemen, syria, libya. it's a regional war. kennedy: all the more reason for us to not be there. so what would happen if we weren't there? what would happen if we weren't selling billions of dollars in weapons to saudi arabia? could they buy them from jordan? make them themselves? they have plenty of filthy dirty oil money. >> sadly what we know about the world arms market is that if america leaves a vacuum, it's filled with the panda express. the chinese would be there before the plane cleared the runway. the chinese would be there selling knockoffs of american weapons and the saudis wouldn't care. kennedy: i sleep better because american missiles are killing yemeni children. >> it sucks. kennedy: it's worse than it sucks. >> i know. and it's on us. the bloo

i want to ask you about this nbs thing. president trump had a friendly moment with saudi arabia mohammed bin salman who appeared center stage for the photographs. here are the bobsy twins. the "washington post" says it's a far cry than the isolation the prince faced last summer in the wake of the khashoggi killing. >> trump is fine with that. he's fine with kim in north korea. he likes authoritarians. why? he has no values. they asked him, what are the president's values? can you describe them? he said, i cannot. he has one value, trump. >> we will get to this later in this show. here's a president, it's unbelievable what goes on. lindsey graham says, if trump denies it, it didn't happen. that's how the republican party behaves. all it takes is a denial, that didn't happen. it's a notion of metaphysics, it didn't actually happen because he said it didn't happen. what reality is that, charlie? that's a weird new notion. >> this is what hannah described, after a while the lies isn't necessarily to make you believe one another

on nbs. >>> time is 5:27.till to come on abc7, days after calling off i military strike on iran, president trump talks about the u.s. and iran one day becoming best friends. >>> also a california couple agreed to buy a tony home for a tv show but the dream has b the laughing cow cheese is dip-able.ble. dunk-able. whatever you want-able. so however you snack. snack like you now in a resealable spread. >>> good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm chris went. we are off to a mild star across the bay here's willilisa argen now. >> we still have patchy low clouds and fog and that's key to keeping us comfortable along the shoreline today. 56 in san francisco, 60 in san jose with 50s elsewhere from morgan hill and half moon bay. another picture of the sea breeze from the roof camera. 60s in fairfield, 62 con card and 08 degrees by noontime and another day in the mid-90s for antioch. livermore in the 80s, you will get close. 6:00 temperatures will be quite mild. another long night ahead sunsetting at 8:30

. >> hey,nb guys. region. y but omi.land, towards calvert county, and evedyt( else starting to dry out. actually, you've seen a little bit of sunshine, but most of us still dealing with the cloud cover. here's where the rain is right now into the south,t( in toward calvert county. you've seent( heavier crain, ev3 thunder,okjf heavier rain aroun morose area and a wider view howing what's coming in tonight. over the next couple of hoursrfh this line of thunderstorms making its wayok our way and th n bring heavy rain over the next few hours. i'll show you when and take you hour. by hour see you back here innb about t minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> a reminder,we are working to help you stay ahead of the weather with our free nbc as your home page. you geéke1ko#d forecastq in neighborhood anytime, anywhere right in the palmÑiu of yohand. >>> students at a d.c. middle school had to take a dayó[ off from class as crews worked to clean up thr building. me dozen firee1 extinguishers. pat collins joins us with the4r% latest

nbs has been accused credibly by the u.n. commission of having responsibility, which our intelligence community already concluded with a high degree of confidence for the slaying of jamal khashoggi. yet all smiles. >> i think it's so inappropriate. let me just say the following, i think it's important for us to have relationships with saudi arabia. franklin roosevelt is the one that found that important. i also think it's essential for the president of the united states to make clear to the leaders of saudi arabia that they cannot obviously go murdering people. also, just generally on human rights. i don't understand again how president trump finds more solace in meeting with authoritarian leaders and making fun of and insulting our friends. >> mayor pete buttigieg had a comment about that very thing last night. >> there's no doubt that the russians did interfere in the election. i think the interference, although not yet quantified, would show that trump didn't actually win the election in 2016. he lost the election. and he

. >>> one of the team's minority owners is now banned from all nb a games next year. he was sitting court side when he shoved one of the toronto raptors players. ktvu's alyssa harrington has the story. >> this man happens to be a minority owner of the team. he was ejected from the game, fined $500,000 and is not allowed back for a year. here's video of that heated moment. it happened in the 1st quarter of game 3. kyle lowrie went for a loose ball and ended up colliding with fans sitting court side. a few of those warriors fans patted him on the back and even helped him get up while another fan wearing blue reached over and shoved him instead. also shouted at him. lowrie said stevens cursed at him several times. he lives in atherton. it took the nba less than 24 hours to hand down the punishment. players including lowrie talked about what is not acceptable fan behavior. >> what i think and what i feel is a guy like that shouldn't be apart of our league. i'm being honest with you that's my personal opinion. that's how i feel. >> i don't it was necessarily how we handle

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. >>> the war usriors reign as nb champs are still alive. >> and there will be a game six in oakland.> warriors stave off elimination beating the raptors in a nail birt 1 by thor, but the news not all good for golden state, they lost kevin durant here to what espn is reporting is a torn achilles. that would force him to miss the entire next season and likely change the entire trajectory of durant's career, arguably the greatest player in the nba. it was durant's first game back from a strained calf that sidelined him for a month during the playoffs. game six thursday night in oakland. >>> potentially fatal blow for the woodstock 50. an event to celebrate the golden anniversary of the iconic 1969 music festival. ♪ playing my song >> yeah, i think miley cyrus. she is one of the headliners tentatively scheduled to appear. on monday, the road racing facility terminated the site license and pulled out as host, the latest in a series of set become oigs. organizers insist that the show will go organization they are in discussions with another venue to host this anniversary event. >>> coming

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we'll keep you updated on air rightc up until "nb nightly news" at 7:00 tonight. and you can also track them by using our nbcto washingapp. >>> now to miami where finahead the second night of the first democraticebate of this election season. ten more candidates willtage ton and bernie sanders right at center stage. we're nowt just abouhree hours away from the primetime matchup. >> that's right. so so will we see any fireworks? will the top contenders face attacks and will you had a the audio kinks be worked out? >> along with biden and sanders as'll see pete buttigieg and kamala harris well as some political newkoerms on the stage. >> all right. let's go now to news 4's aaron gilchrist who is anchoring our overage down there in miami. aaron, set the stage for us now. >> reporter: hey, leon, i think you can say yes to theuestions you asked there. we'll see four of the top five polling contenders on the stage tonight as well as two politicai nos. the reality is that they know millions of people will be watching them all tonight. potential voters, potential supporte

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. >> the nbs programming chief says reports of the sitcom's death were greatly exaggerated. >> time andsomeone is counting a forum out that is exactly the form of programming that leads to the next big hit. >> 1984 "the cosby show" comes on. bill cosby is not new to tv but "the cosby show" is different. stands apart from everything else he's done. >> i wanted my eggs scrambled. >> coming up. >> they talked about parenting. before that, the kid were cool and the parents were idiots. "cosby" says the parents are in charge and that was something new. >> instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! >> it helps the casting a lot in television. the kids were just great. >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> you have to tell me what you did. just tell me what's they're going to do to you. >> unlike every other show on tv, it's showing an upper middle class black family. this wasn't "all in the family." they weren't

fe biel faced a backlash arguing against vaccinations in california >>> the aaron nb will go around theorld in 80 days they will use various forms of transportation and cause $5,000 plus round trip airfare to and from london. but it looks like a great adventure. would be fun to do that's the news update back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> luluemon hits all-time highs today after raising the forecasts and it probably doesn't surprise our next guest because pete najarian has been predicting it will do that and the stock will rise like it is he joins us today from minneapolis. >> good to see you those numbers are unbelievable, scott. when you look at the earnings were 55 cents last year at this time and now they're 74 cents, beat earnings, revenue growth over 24% dct numbers up over 40% and e-commerce 27% of total sales. what did they actually miss on absolutely nothing then when you look at the men, and we talk about that all the time, but the sales for men, it's becoming a bigger footprint within the stores themselves and that was up 26%. so they've got some exposure in asia, s

said they'd like the united stateso t order the fbi to investigate jamal ogkh's death and possibly nbs'sill you allow the fbi to do that? >> i think it's been heavily investigated. >> by who? >> by. everybody >> by the fbi? >> here's where i u. are ready? iran has killed people every day. this is a vicious, hostile place. iftou're going to look saudi arabia, look at iran. look at other countries, i won't mention names, and take a look at what's happe yng. th go outside of the middle east and you take a look at what's happening with countries, okay? and i only say, they spend $400 to $450 billion over a period of time, all money, all jobs, buying equipment -- >> that'sthe price. as long as though keep buying, you'll overlook this behavior? >> no, but i'm not a fool that says we n't want to do business with them. by the way, if they don't do business with us, they'll do business with the russians or chese. they will buy -- we make the best equipment in the world, but they will buy great equipment from russia and fomr as a small business owner, the one thing you learn pretty quickly,a ais t

blind not to come to the conclusion this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of nbsa bipartisan effort in the senate to try to block the latest effort by the trump administration to sell billions of dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia. erin, administration is going around congress after declaring an emergency with iran. there are three resolutions in the senate that will now be voted on tomorrow morning but even though they are expected to pass, there will likely not get the 67 votes needed to block a veto from the president. erin? >> thank you very much. alex. next, jeannie. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone numbe

nbs offered a nation last month. it was actually driven by fewer holidays in april.ed to 2018. for today's data, it will be a verification whether the official explanation was correct or not. in maye of this rebound will tell us how healthy the consumer sector really is. if you look at the labor market situation, it remains relatively steady. the housing market seems to be doing well. i think it remains a healthy for the chinese economy. shery: the economic recovery has not been supported by government measures, even when it comes to infrastructure spending. how much can we expect in terms of private sector investment? somethingt is clearly beijing wants to stimulate. know private sector is more profitable, more productive, and efficient in utilizing resources. we have seen measures from both the fiscal and monetary side deliberately trying to boost the private sector investment and spending. old tax reductions, we have seen some signs of steadying in the private sector investment. if you look at the fai breakdown between the official and the private sector. , it has

to be so flattering of nbs knowing your intel was responsible for the brutal killing of khashoggi andling as if it was a game and insider joke they shared and crossing the dmz. you can make the case that the out reach is good because we -- you know, that type of diplomat diplomatic is fine. we would rather be there than we we are and gave them an incredible photo op for nothing. any one of these taken alone in the prior time prior to the trump administration would have been a crippling foreign policy blunder or a cause for intense criticism based on geopolitical grounds or humanitarian or moral grounds and yet all three of them happened in a 48-hour window and by tomorrow we'll probably be on to something else because this is trump-ism and we're used to it. >>, y you know, just to focus o the dmz or demilitarized zone for a moment which from a historic perspective is a big deal. i mean -- >> yeah, huge deal. >> a sitting u.s. president crossing into north korea with the north korean president is a big deal. the test, though, which i suspect will ultimately be failed by administration

nb's hans nichols is traveling with the president and joins me now from seoul, south korea.ho knew that the president was the fan of the record producer zed by saying why don't you just meet me in the middle? >> reporter: well, maybe he was into his music because he had the k-pop welcoming here. he knew he was going to get that. look, the president is here in seoul. there's a fair amount of drama and tension on whether or not kim jong-un will accept this invitati invitation. at least that's the public view. we don't know behind the scenes how much groundwork was laid and whether or not this twitter invite that the president posted and talked about in that press conference had long been in the works. what is clear is the president enjoys these summits, he enjoys the drama, and he has a great deal of confidence in his ability to broker deals one-on-one. and here the headlines coming out so far, on china, the president seems to have a bit of a cease-fire. what he's given up is the threat or the ability to put in those additional tariffs on $300 billion of chinese goods, some 25

they see weakness in europe they see weak nbs parts of asia they see e geopolitical concern but economy has been bollsrd by low interest rates for a long time and fed raised interest rates enthough raising three years interest rates short-term interest rates up to 3% that's a low level for them to think about cutting rates so i think one of the choirs that a lot of people have is beyond this immediate trade issue, beyond immediate weakness of the economy is how dependent is the economy on this continued stimulus this continued injection of dmapgd what does that say about underlying strength of the economy i think that's a cause of concern. >> have you been able to engage and keep marketing offices no doubt you're talking to all present here and largest companies in the world lever. coca-cola. we've got a number of them on the show this week. if they're going to increase spending. cap spending by corporations that's one of the major indicators of the economic growth. >> right no they aren playing to spending this is advertising spend will increase big issue is on people's minds here and