and o'brien senior and o'brien junior combine to claim another classic victory.ith forever together winning the oaks. hello again. there's been a reversal of roles on day one of the second test between england and pakistan at headingley. a week ago it was the home side bowled out cheaply, but this time pakistan have struggled after deciding to bat first. the tourists were all out for 174, and england were 106 for in reply at the close. just 68 runs behind. patrick gearey reports. when they found out they lost stokes this morning and then lost the toss after that, england must have thought, what else can go wrong? they responded. in part because of stuart broad's stance. he took to make early wickets. england also caught better than they did in the first test. stuart broad was backed up first test. stuart broad was backed up by first test. stuart broad was backed up by the rest of the england pace attack, chris woakes chipping in, andjimmy attack, chris woakes chipping in, and jimmy anderson. at one stage it looked like pack someone to even make 100 in—depth as ea

jockey donnacha rode the filly home for his father, trainer aiden o'brien. come tomorrow, there is more thanjust the racing to consider for event organisers, as sara orchard reports. the festival starts with ladies day, with plenty have a race goers arriving hours in advance of the action to pitch prime spots on the famous course. meanwhile, many stars of the show enjoyed a cooling bath behind the scenes, and after recent heavy rain they would all be in for a tough work—out. heavy rain they would all be in for a tough work-out. never stop watching the weather, especially in thisjob, we are glad to watching the weather, especially in this job, we are glad to avoid showers yesterday, because the racecourse would have taken it, but it would have been much softer ground than it is, and in flat racing terms, it's soft enough as soft. the derby festival is the largest cat —— gathering the people, and after the highly publicised outbreaks of violence of both goodwood and ascot, there is a big focus on how this event is going to conduct security and police. our plan

in o'brien, nobody disputed that o'brien's burning of the draft card to protest the vietnam war was expressive. it was core political expression. but what the court did was it didn't say, well, how expressive is it? is it artistry, is it not? is it core, is it not? it said what is the state trying to do here? because it's expressive conduct. and if the state's seeking to regulate conduct, then the fact that it has an incidental effect on mr. o'brien's expression is not a problem as long as the state has a content-neutral reason for reguling that conduct. justice breyer: i take justice gorsuch's question and substitute for the kkk a religious group, bizarre perhaps, but a religious group that unfortunately has the same beliefs as the kkk. it doesn't -- then you can ask your question mr. cole: right. justice breyer: and the answer is they do have to sell it to them, right? mr. cole: i think if the discrimination is based on a -- a protected characteristic, yes, they can't say because i object to the message that equal treatment sends, right? piggie park objected to the message that equal treatme

or of mike o'brien is on the show, back with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a greatre on a fantastic evening. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, it seems like everyone who gets close to president trump eventually turns on him. and we're seeing that play out yet again this week, with everyone from his chief of staff to his former personal doctor. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump is supposed to be focusing on a series of major foreign policy issues right now, but the constant swirl of chaos around him never seems to stop. yesterday, for example, we got a bizarre story about trump's former personal doctor, harold bornstein. remember this, guy? well, he's back in the news because yesterday this happened. >> donald trump's doctor for more than 35 years. tonight, harold bornstein, is telling nbc news details about the raid, as he describes it, that abruptly ended that relationship. bornstein says two weeks after the inauguration, three men including mr. trump's long time personal bodyguard, keith schil

i think one way to think about case is analogize to o'brien. o'brien know he disputed protests burning to vetvietnam war core political expression. the court did, how pressive is not.s it core or it said, what is the state here. to do state seeking regulate conduct, incidental has effect on mr. o'brien's expression. >> you can ask a question and the answer is they do have to sell it. is basedscrimination on a protective character. because i object to the message that equal .reatment sends serve black person in a tremendous sent a message. phillips considers cake baking to be expressive, doesn't give him first amendment exemption to regulation of public sales in the retail context. this court already said that prohibitingt in discrimination on basis of identity in public interesttions is a unrelated to expression. serves compelling interests, is not involved. >> is your answer to my hypothetical about the religious legal services organization the as mr. yeager. >> if catholic legal services offered service. let's say it's wills. died, the surviv

steph curry with the larry o'brien championship trophy. look at that. the stimt from the players and fans was sky high. >> i just wanted to be a part of the whole winning season here. i was at oracle last night and it was just amazing. i just want to be a part of it. >> outside the gate, fans dressed up in warriors gear and waited hours for the team's bus to emerge. the third win in four years feels like a special time in sports history. >>> we have ood parade coming up as a result of this. it's a few days away. tuesday, june 12th. a third warriors parade in four years. will be different. the players will be a part of a brief rally before the parade begins. here is what you need know. fans can line up at 6:30 in the morning. parade will get rolling at 11:00 a.m. 11th and broadway and ends at oak and 13th. we posted this map and all the details on our website. if you can't be there tuesday no problem. we got you covered. w broadcast the parade beginning with with the the prep at 10:00 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. lara britt with sound from the player

we were right there as steph curry triumphantly lifted the larry o'brien trophy, with the fans.ocker room and hallway, celebrated. 300 bottles of champagne, $300,000 in the air matching the mood of dub nation. >> i can't wait to get back to the bay, oakland, frisco, san jose, surrounding bay. napa. i'm a get rocco a good pet. get us beef jerky. don't care about the win. wants food. >> what are you going to do? >> celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate and celebrate. yes. >> we are so excited. so elated. we got three now. we got three. we're so excited. >> magic charm. >> yes it is. and it take a lot of work and preparation to achieve this goal. only thing we look at it from perspective of being blessed. truly, truly blessed. >> reporter: mom and dad did something right. rocco is klay thompson's dog, who he's going to feed beef jerky to. can't explain what it's like to be in the locker room, elbow to elbow but worth it. victory so sweet. dion lim, abc7 news. >> i'm glad rocco can be part of the celebration. >> oracle is waracle, living upg to its name. >> katie utehs got to w

hoisted the larry o'brien trophy and let fans touch it as well..nd he continued, running around the parade course...there's popular phrase out right now .. living your best life... steph curry was definitely doing all of that and the fans appreciated that up close moment... it was truly an interactive parade... you think about how many of these fans support the warriors and have never been able to see them play in person... so today was truly a gift for their support..coming up at 6, i got a chance to grab a quick chat with javale mcgee and damion jones... reporting live in oakland... kim smit

visit ncicap.org] soledad: i am soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." a new study out of harvard university is upping the estimate of the dead in the wake of hurricane maria in puerto rico. the new number is just under 5000, 70 times higher than the official death toll of 64. the research team not only counted the bodies after the storm hit. asking about their experiences in the weeks and months after the hurricane hit. that is when most of the island was without power and the infrastructure was in ruins. the death toll is a controversial subject because many argue that both the federal government in washington and rer thoroughly enough after the storm. dr. irwin redlener is the national director for disaster preparedness at columbia university. it's nice to see you. it's been a long time since we've had a chance to chat together. how were these numbers so completely off? dr. redlener: the numbers that are off are actually the original predictions, andhe number the government was trying to sustain was less than 70 people having died in the hurricane, in

i am soledad o'brien.elcome to "matter of fact." president trump's policy of separating children from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border did not survive in the court of public opinion and his new policy to keep families together may not survive in a court of law. he's keeping his zero-tolerance policy intact and wants the department of homeland security to pursue criminal charges against anyone who crosses the border illegally. the executive order aims to keep entire families in detention centers indefinitely as their cases wind through a long court process. that is a practice judges have barred under previous administrations. there's already a backlog of former immigration judge paul wickham schmidt joins us to take a look at how this really might play out. >> thank you for inviting me. soledad: first of all, when somebody who is trying to come into the country, deciding they are a legally to cross or present themselves for amnesty, what are the options for border patrol? judge schmidt: they are supp

kevin durant second larry o'brien trophy and second finals mvp. lone warriors with 43 points. triple-double. steph won everything but the times mvp. close this year. nice bounce back game tonight. back-to-back champions and third title in four years. mindi bach is live in cleveland. caught up with the warriors. two of the four all-stars. >> reporter: yes. won three titles in last four years but all agree this was hardest mentally and physically, just draining. consider the warriors playoff winning percentage the past four seasons, never done before in nba history and did it with standout performances from those all-stars. >> think just getting better. i don't think i proved to myself -- i picked right career as a kid, i think i got a lot more to go. you know. just trying to prove to myself that i can stay in it for the long haul. hopefully continue to have success and keep growing as player. that's my only concern. >> been through a lot this year with injuries and 82 games, just roller coaster ride we've been through. to go to the playoffs, nothing was easy about this ride. >>

so -- >> conan o'brien gets tonight's last word.ight rudolph giuliani's pr campaign fines an unlikely critic, first lady melania trump, while her husband, the president, just can't stop attacking the fbi director that he fired. >>> breaking from "the new york times" tonight, with mueller closing in, manafort's allies abandon him. >>> plus is rigorous preparation prior to a summit with a cagey north korean dictator overrated perhaps? the president says the meeting will depend more on attitude. >>> and on the eve of a visit to canada for the g7 summit, president trump insults the host. that would be the canadian prime minister. "the 11th hour" on a thursday night begins now.

so -- >> conan o'brien gets tonight's last word.onight rudolph giuliani's pr campaign fines an unlikely critic, first lady melania trump, while her husband, the president, just can't stop attacking the fbi director that he fired. >>> breaking from "the new york times" tonight, with mueller closing in, manafort's allies abandon him. >>> plus is rigorous preparation prior to a summit with a cagey north korean dictator overrated perhaps? the president says the meeting will depend more on attitude. >>> and on the eve of a visit to canada for the g7 summit, minis. "the 11th hour" on a thursday night begins now. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 504 of the trump administration, and president trump assured everyone today he doesn't need to prepare very much for the upcoming nuclear summit with north korea just hours after launching a fresh round of attacks on the russia investigation. we are also following a new report from "the new york times" tonight that details how associates of form

. ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact."his week, gop leader paul ryan is planning to bring two competing immigration bills to a vote. he's hoping to defuse a brewing fight within his own party -- one faction wants an immigration cr ather faction of moderate republicans that want legal status for so-called dreamers, the undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children. we told you a few weeks ago that moderates in his party were planning a "queen of the hill" vote -- an obscure procedure that would have forced a vote on daca. this action on immigration comes as the trump administration is cracking down on illegal immigration, promising to prosecute anyone who enters the country illegally, imposing new limits on who can get aslyum in this country, and separating children from their parents at the border. democratic reprent pramila jayapal of washington mothers whose children were taken from them at the border. it's so nice to have you back. rep. jayapal: it's so great to be back with you. soledad: so some of the --

of course steph curry was carrying the larry o'brien nba championship trophy with him as well. of course there were a screams out here. media, also warriors employees to welcomehe people including sean livingston also outside the gate. hundreds of fans came to welcome them. >> this is special every year. it was harder to get here this year, but just to be able to come home and put it up, it's awesome. >> i just wanted to be a part of this whole winning season. i was at the oracle last night, and it was amazing. >> we broke so many records throughout in championship run. i hope they continue it so we can create more history in the bay area. >> reporter: now, we also heard from coach steve kerr briefly. he said it was a challenging season, but of course we all know certainly worth champagne. of course that was the big story last night after the game in the locker rooms of fans to welcome them home. some of them had bee 11:30, just excited to be a part of it, saying that they feel like this is really sports history they're seeing here in the bay area and just really a lot of excit

jane: this is "bbc world news america i am jane o'brien. presid jong-un will come together to over a political showdown. correspondent: i am christianap fraser in singe could as the clock ticks down, we oill have more the much anticipated summit. jane: safe harbor. spain steps in to help after italy refuses to accept a migrant ship stranded in the mediterranean. future byting looking at p thet. what previous efforts to engage renorth kocould they look at today? welcome viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the globe. we are still a few hours away s om the unprecedented summit between the lead the u.s. and north korea. eet already, history has bn made in singapore. kim jong-un, a political recluse, and only has third trip away from the hermit kingdom has , spent the evening taking selfies on a leisurely tour around singapore's tourist spots. bbc's christian fraser is there. taking us through what is happening as the clock is ticking. ouristian, interestingly, he has been on aof singapore. correspondent: yes, he has. we cannot o

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jane o'brien, bbc news, washington.rajini: a brief time ago i discussed the meeting with mary jordan, a corresndent for "the washington post" who was previously based in tokyo. mary g jordad to have you with us. we have seen the japanese prime minister in washington today. how important is it we approach the summit in singapore for president trump to make sure he has all the regional allies s on he? mary: i think it is just as t important japanese, and i think that abe came here with high, high hopes he is not forgotten by donald trump. afr all, donald trump is the america first president. even though he is making noises and rehing out to abe, who he has been in touch with, many people at the state department,r career foreignce officers, are wondering when he is sitting down with the north korean leader, is he going to remember actors in are oth the region? they have a lot at stake. rajini: for japan it is aboune abducted pri. how serious do you think president trump will take that as a condition when he goes into talks

with the larry o'brien... showing it off for the cheering crowd draymond green...ooney... relatively tame parade for draymond kevin durant... spraying champagne into the crowd... that figured to be about as wild as it would get... but then nick young... a-k-a 'swaggy p."... the first one to leave the bus... shirtless in a robe and a cigar... having a great time getting mobbed by the fans... but all accounts he never got back on the bus the entire parade then rookie jordan bell... with an empty bottle on hennessey... sees a fan offereing a bottle of his own... next thing you know a shortless bell is off thre bus and enjoying that fan's bottle of hennessey... he engaged directly with fans the whole parade too javale mcgee... also shirtless... in the middle of the corwd... picking up people's children then curry... with the trophy... gets off and takes his turn... he is absolutely mobbed as he gives the fans a close-up lookat the larry o'brien... waving it around triumphantly... every player went into the crowd at some point... even steve kerr... just a very fun and d

they tweeted this photo of steph curry with the third larry o'brien trophy.of three rings. and this picture with the caption pa dude. and bay area and cleveland area food banks are competing in a drive for local food banks. for more information, go to tio abc7news.com/community. >>> next, a warriors dynasty. t dubs is best team once again sweeping the calfs to win their third title in four years. how dub nation can celebrate and tuesday. >>> it is saturday, june 9. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning to you. lots of cloud cover around the bay area. that marine layer wringing out moisture. shear live doppler 7, you can see how gray it is and we widen the perspective and there is rain to the north of us. so as the system pushes through, it brings more wind. here is the cloud cover through the next hour. you can see the green representing the moisture along the coast. but then the clouds will clear out and we're left with gusty wind along the coast, a breezy day. wal

steph curry doing a little shimmy with the larry o'brien trophy.r 108-85. kevin durant was named finals mvp for the second year in a row. with three titles in four years it's one of the greatest runs in nba history. >> i don't think we all that this was possible. we just -- you know, we went out and played the game, got to be able to have the trophy three times, bring it home to the bay. special. >> it's a long year, long, difficult season. but definitely all worth it in the end. just an amazing finish, and i thought our guys played probably their best game in the playoffs last night. so they saved the best for last. >> history on the track as justify goes wire-to-wire to capture the triple crown. >> he's just perfect, and now he's just immortal. justify is the 13th triple crown winner. >> justify edging out gronkowski to win the 150th belmont stakes. mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown at 52. trainer bob baffert wins his second triple crown. you might remember he trained american pharoah four years ago. justify is just the

joining us on the phone i sues an o'brien with the annapolis emergency management agency.an thanks for joining u >> thank you i'm with the city of annapolis in the mayor's office. >> we apologize for that. give us the latest inforon on what you know happened today. we know the investigation is still early. what is the situation as you kn >> well, the situation i do know is that we in the citr y ourst responders, our police, o tur firhey habeve en dealing with these reporters all their lives. the capital is one of thent oldest papers in thery and they are an incredibly important part of the cit of s beenlis, and it' very tough day for these guys and they're doing an amazing b handling this situation with anne arrundel county. you know, our ohoughts and prayerut -- this is our family and we're just doing the best we can to help the families and support for these victims. >> susan there was a lot of inlyrest obviousrom people who live nearby and peoplne who li the city of annapolis. at this point, there is no --no, right, everybody should be safe. >>hrhere is neat. the buildi

jane o'brien reports.ith the clock ticking down to tuesday's summit with kimjong—un, donald trump was visibly excited. i think it's going to be a very fruitful meeting, an exciting meeting, i think we're going to get to know a lot of people that our country never got to know. so the summit now seems to be more of a getting—to—know—you session rather than a complex and high—stakes negotiation — another insight into mr trump's rather unorthodox approach. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude, it's about a willingness to get things done. but i think i've been preparing for this summit for a long time. that is in contrast to the rather more direct approach taken by the secretary of state, mike pompeo, when asked if both sides were closer to agreeing on a definition of "denuclearisation". yes. reporter: can you describe that a little bit? no. laughter. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the prime minister ofjapan. but forjapan‘s prime minister, shinz

the larry o'brien trophy. here's what the warriors had to say last night following their win. >> i remember sitting in this room three years ago. it seemed like a dream. and this feels more like reality, and i hope that doesn't sound arrogant. it's just, you know, that's the talent we have, and that's the experience we've gained. but it's a very different feeling. you know, it's still euphoric, but three years ago was, i can't believe this happened. and now it's, i can definitely believe this happened, but it was hard. >> finish it off with a championship, especially in a sweep, feels so good. you know, i'm just so happy for nick young, clint cook. their first championships. it feels great we can go out there and give an experience to can do that. just the brotherhood that we have in the locker room and the family atmosphere we take on the road. >> to play the way we did four straight games, we got the job done and now we can celebrate. >> parade is going down on tuesday. if you don't feel like getting up at t

the classic was won by 1a—1 shot latrobe, trained byjoseph o'brien and ridden by brother donnacha.e hoping to boost their chances of survival in the super league, as they lead against castleford tigers. josh drinkwater opened the scoring for catalans through a successful conversion, before scoring a try in the seventh minute. castleford hit back throuthames clare but catalans extended their lead, beforejulien bosquet‘s try gave them a 30—10 lead at half—time. in netball, table toppers wasps are leading against team bath in the first of two semi finals of the netball superleague trophy. wasps are waiting 35—20. the defending champions look set to extend their record of 16 wins in their last 18 matches at the university of worcester arena. that's it from me for now — let's head back to moscow and olly foster. welcome back, let's get our daily england update. they will be heading to moscow with all the fans for that match next tuesday. they or columbia will be the last team into the quarterfinals. let's speak to our sports correspondent david ornstein at reppinojust outside st petersb

jane o'brien reports.e clock ticking down to tuesday's summit with kim jong—un, donald trump was visibly excited. i think it is going to be a very fruitful meeting, an exciting meeting, i think we are going to get to know a lot of people that our country never got to know. so the summit now seems to be more of a getting—to—know—you session rather than a complex and high—stakes negotiation — another insight into mr trump's rather unorthodox approach. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude, it's about a willingness to get things done. but i think i have been preparing for this summit for a long time. that's in contrast to the rather more direct approach taken by the secretary of state, mike pompeo, when asked if both sides were closer to agreeing on a definition of "denuclearisation". yes. reporter: can you describe that a little bit? no. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the prime minister ofjapan. but forjapan‘s prime minister, shinzo abe, here in washingt

that's not governed by o'brien. we're going to make an exception. can't have 42,000 cases each kind of vegetable that they prepare for something special. here, is it an answer that satisfies you? well, you see, here, of course all custom goo hlent of expression. a artisan is not quite the same as an artist. but an artisan can be a great artisan and can produce good things. where the clash is between an important public policy, the policy of opening the doors to everyone including minorities in the public commercial area, there the speech element of the artisan is not sufficient to outweigh that. that'prettytraightforward. i don't know how it fits within the law and so forth. if you're looking at the policies here, it seems the cases do support that. they do have to leave open the instance where the speech goes farther than just preparing a specially shaped cake and admitted that ecially shaped cake suggest approval, etcetera. if that's not good what is? >> i think the colloquy with my opponent with respect to whether a cake artist is different from

and o'brien senior and o'brien junior combine to claim another classic victory.ond test between england and pakistan at headingley. a week ago it was the home side bowled out cheaply, but this time pakistan have struggled after deciding to bat first. the tourists were all out for 17h, and england were 106 for in reply at the close. just 68 runs behind. patrick gearey reports. from one side of the world to the other, given searching. perform, portrait, cure to the early collapsing. perhaps it helps they lost the ball, so now they can put pakistan under pressure, stewart had his place on the team question this week. he knows as they conduct to my opinions are being revised in this game. england are without their injured star, but instead, chris works who got two more wickets by lunch. after the refreshment, full stop. wickets punctuated the early afternoon, sure out among the attack, it seems they will be bowled out for less than 100 until a teenagerfrom out for less than 100 until a teenager from punjab, fell out for less than 100 until a teenagerfrom punjab, fell

jane o'brien is in washington.s ago, donald trump and kim jong—un were locked in an escalating war of words, in which the north korean leader had threatened to obliterate the united states. today, in front of north korean flags, the american president shook his hand, patted his back, invited him to the white house. it was political theatre unlike anything we have seen before. and a propaganda coup for a man trump had once vilified as "little rocket man." optimists say the summit was a great first step and showed a willingness to make much—needed changes to a hostile relationship. but critics say the communique the leaders signed lacks substance and the goal of denuclearisation is no closer. our north america editor, jon sopel, starts our coverage. it was carefully choreographed, dramatically staged, and yet still somehow utterly unbelievable. both men walking stiffly with nervous smiles. the handshake lasted 12 seconds. the president saying it was an honour to meet kimjong—un. has north korea ever been given a plat

these comics have appeared on comedy center, conan o'brien, hulu, netflix and showtime. full bar and post show deejay. the show is from 7:00 to 9:00 at punch line in oakland. details on these events and more at abc7news.com. >>> one very generous passenger on an alaska airlines flight to san francisco wanted to make sure warriors fans didn't miss a minute of the win, so they held it up so everyone could watch. alaska airlines says it has the best passengers. >> here is our first look at the "san francisco chronicle" with the headline golden dynasty. it shows steph curry flexing, shouting in to the arena after the win. >>> still to come, much more on the warriors celebrating their third title in four years. why general manager bob myers says this one feels different from the previous years. mcdois so good,fresh garry's speechless.r so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. >>> good morning. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chr

how about the larry o'brien trophy? the warriors championship. will be back next season. >> really? you're predicting going on the record right now? >> i'm going out on a limb. the favorite. >> it is heavy. beautiful and heavy. >> thanks dennis. >>> coming up in our next half-hour, congress struggles the family separation crisis. and the first lady gets a look at the border but it's her jacket that gets the attention. >>> what a supreme court ruling on the sales tax means for california. >>> and an honor y in the making for san francisco lgbt leather culture, a neighborhood's fight to preserve its character. washington... divided over immigration policy. a vote on a "compromise" bill is being postponed because of infighting between conservatives an . >>> top story at 6:30, republican lawmakers in washington divided over immigration policy. a vote on a compromise bill is being postponed because of inviting between conservatives and moderates. >>> the first lady pays an unannounced visit to a detention center in texas. melissa caen has been followi

he is absolutely mobbed as he gives the fans a close-up lookat the larry o'brien...iumphantly... every player went into the crowd at some point... even steve kerr... just a very fun and different way to celebrate... much more interactive with the fans and all-pro defensve end khalil mack was a no-show for the first dau of raiders' mandatory mini-camp... and he and all-pro defensve end khalil mack was a no-show for the first dau of raiders' mandatory mini-camp... and he isn't expected to e thwere at all for the 3-day camp mack also did not paeticipate in any of the voluntary off- season program as he waits a big money contract extension the raiders can fine him for missing the entire minicamp... though fines are levied at team discretion... the raiders evidently planned for a big extension... but are still trying to find a way to balance it for minimal cap-hit mack is currently set mack is currently set to make $13.84 million this season there was another parade today... in out nation's capital...thousands on the national mall and lining the eparade route up constitut

these comics have appeared on comedy center, conan o'brien, hlu, netflix and showtime.ll bar and post show deejay. the show is from 7:00 to 9:00 at punch line in oakland. details on these events and more at abc7news.com. >>> one very generous passenger on an alaska airlines flight to san francisco wanted to make sure warriors fans didn't miss a minute of the win, so they held it up so everyone could watch. alaska airlines says it has the best passengers. >> here is our first look at the "san francisco chronicle" with the headline golden dynasty. it shows steph curry flexing, shouting in to the arena after the win. >>> still to come, much more on the warriors celebrating their third title in four years. why general manager bob myers says this one feels different from the previous years. >>> it's great to have you with us. we're starting with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. it's been an interesting morning with mist and drizzle, a little sunshine. temperatures are mild. 55 san francisco. and from the

johnson >>> a long, injury-filled season ends in style for the golden state warriors with another larry o'brien championship trophy. completing sweep of the cavs in cleveland. steph with 11 points last game had 12 in lebron james revealed he had broken left hand in frustration after cavs lost game one. dubs by nine at break. warriors start to pull away. steph would finish with seven threes, 37 points. but kevin durant had triple-double, mvp second year in a row. mindi bach in cleveland with reaction. >> reporter: not only won back-to-back titles first time in franchise history, sixth championship overall. only the boston celtics and los angeles lakers have more. >> being in this position, winning three out of four years with the group i get to do it with every single day, no better feeling. call it run through the tape to get to the finish line. great night. >> grateful to get this opportunity. feels good to be part of group like this. to win two championships, that's what you want as nba player. >> hardest nba season i think i've ever had. >> why? >> there's so much wear and tear, emotionally,

he is absolutely mobbed as he gives the fans a close-up lookat the larry o'brien...g it around triumphantly... went into the crowd at some steve kerr... just a very fun and different celebrate... much more with the fans giants at marlins...'' south beach in miami... top 1st... the hottest hitter in baseball...brandon crawford... ropes one with two runners on base... but j.t. riddle makes a great diving stop to rob crawford of hit...joe panik does score to makeit 1-0... but at least one ru is saved bottom 3rd... 1-0 giants... starlin castro pulls an rbi dingle through the left side oif the infiend of chris stratton... 1-1 tie next batter... riddle... down the right field line off stratton... 2 runs score... 3- 1 marlins... stratton... 7 ip, 4 hits, 3 runs final... 3-1 marlins... trevor richards picks up his first major league win for miami only three only three weeks after acquiring him from the new york jets for a 7th round draft pick... the raiders cut quarterback christian hackenberg... because it was a conditional pick... the raiders get that 7th rounder back from

peter o'brien reports. through as lava poured villages, some narrowly escaped, coated in volcanic mud. the volcano threw up a plume of ashe. over 3000 have fled the area, authoritiestially did not evacuate. the flownot foresee that would cut off communities. not very good was on sunday morning. in the afternoon, only a bit of ashe was falling. amateur video shows residents fleeing a fast-moving slurry of material that solidified like concrete, in trapping residents. the red cross and the military have been dispatched for emergency operations. we have a state of emergency in at least three regions. rhodes imu nearby tourist town were blanketed. international aid has been arriving. a quick looktake at our top stories for you this hour. hundredsve cleared out from two more migrant tells him paris. that is the second evacuation in two weeks, prompting trouble between a french government and the city's socialist mayor. the king of jordan summons the prime minister for a meeting that could end in his resignation.

it was obvious as this fellow o'brien said in a piece he did.her the alt-right found donald trump or donald trump found the alt-right but whichever it is, it was clear that it was coming. they are organized, all the discussion about the ethno-state and revival of neo-naziism. in places around the country that liberal as well as conservative. i think the time has gone where people don't want to hear any more about the republican party of abraham lincoln. that is not today's republican party. i don't want to hear the analogies any longer. and frankly, so irritating what we want to see from the republican party, is that they stand up and not only denounce these people. b but. >> reaction for this crystal. >> i think michelle is exactly right. look, you cannot sit there as a republican party and be just fine with president trump calling immigrants animals and be shocked and appalled that these are the types of people that run for office on your ticket. and align themselves with your party. that's where we are today. and the republican party unfortun

steph curry doing a little shimmy with the larry o'brien trophy, winning game four 108-85 last nightthe second year in a row. it's one of the greatest runs in nba history. >> i don't think we all thought this was possible. we just, you know, went out and played the game. being able to have the trophy three times and bring it home to the bay special. >> it's a long year, long difficult season but definitely all worth it in the end. just an amazing finish and i thought our guys played probably the best game of the playoffs last night. so saved the best for last. >>> big drama in the big apple, history is made in the race for triple crown. >> he's just perfect, and now he's just immortal. justify is the 13th triple crown winner. >> he wins the triple crown. goes wire to wire to win the 150th belmont stakes. mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. he trained trained trained train years ago. >> american pharaoh he'll always be my first love, and for mike smith -- he deserves something like this. superior horse. i mean he's just -- he could have won every race on the

. >> in what may be a first, host stephen colbert, imy fallon and conant o'brien teemed up for the sameke a listen to this. >> hey, low lives. >> hey,ost soul. what are you up to? >> be a man. >> i'll try. >> what are you up to? >> i'm busy having no talent. >> did you see trump's rally last night? >> nope. either. heard he said some pretty bad stuff in that. >> really? oesn't sound like him. >> all no talent, low lives lost souls. >> that's not right. that's con nant. hold on. i'll get him. >> hey,guys, what's up? >> president who? trump. >> donald trump? the real estate guy who sells steaks? he's president? >> yes. >> wow. >> at a rally on monday night in south carolina presirump slammed the hosts for criticizing his response to the border crisis and thus you get this. >> there you go. new overnight, a federal judge in california is ordering u.s. boarder authorities treunite families and children. she issued a 350 day deadline. news 4's tracie potts has the story. >> here's the thing. dsr the younger they've been concerned about the kids five and under. 14 days, two weeks they have to