parker facing his favorite u.s.hat went by the books. and it had to... there had to be a trial. >> the prosecution calls deputy marshal reeves to the stand. >> in many ways, bass reeves was on trial for most of his career because a black man who has authority over whites did not sit well with a lot of people. >> deputy marshal reeves, you contend that you had nothin' to do with this killing, that your gun did it. [ laughter ] >> yes, sir. i had a cartridge in the magazine, and i couldn't throw it up to the barrel. so then, i -- i reached for my knife. either my knife or -- or my hand stuck the trigger, and -- and the gun went off. [ man screams, horse whinnies ] >> ah! >> get some help! >> hmm. my, that's a wonderful story. no further questions, your honor. >> the jury must now decide, did bass reeves murder the cook? if the verdict is guilty, his life will rest in the hands of the hanging judge. i'd like to make a dep-- vo: it happens so often, you almost get used to it. we got this. vo: which is why being put firs

parker calls them his immunotherapy dream team.his something that really has the capability of ramping up the speed with which you folks can address cancers and fix them? >> it already has. because of the power of six, you know, we really have the ability to engage multiples at a high level and do the science with them. >> does the billionaire know what he's doing? dr. lewis lanier gives him high mark. >> sean is a quick studier. he really loves the stuff. his whole heart is in it. >> which brings us back to the big kick off party parker threw last month in his backyard. it was not your average gala, part science lesson led by tom hanks. >> stay together and immune check point inhibitor. part encouragement for cancer survivors from performers like lady gaga and a hollywood worthy tribute to the scientists and the patients like mary elizabeth williams parker hopes to benefit. >> i want you to know what happens after your doctor tells you you used to have a life-threatening cancer. >> so maybe this billionaire is on to something. >>

parker calls them his immunotherapy dream team.g that really has the capability of ramping up the speed with which you folks can address cancers and fix them? >> it already has. because of the power of six, you know, we really have the ability to engage multiple fas at a hig level and do the science with them. >> does the billionaire know what he's doing? dr. lewis lanier gives him high mark. >> sean is a quick studder. he really loves the stuff. his whole heart is in it. >> which brings us back to the big kick off party parker threw last month in his backyard. it was not your average gala, part science lesson led by tom hanks. >> stay together and immune check point inhibitor. part encouragement for cancer survivors from performers like lady gaga and a hollywood worthy tribute to the scientists and the patients like mary elizabeth williams parker hopes to benefit. >> i want you to know what happens after your doctor tells you you used to have a life-threatening cancer. >> so maybe this billionaire is on to something. >> i think th

>> this is how most people were introduced to sean parker.edy arrogant party boy by justin timberlake in the social network. >> the thing that hurts the most is when someone's only impression of me comes from having watched that film and they have preconceived notions about who i am. all of which are completely wrong. >> what's right? well he was the first president of facebook and he certainly has been disruptive. in high school he got into trouble with the fbi for illegal hacking. at 19 he and an internet buddy named sean fanning created napster. the music sharing service that up ended the recording industry. >> we were troubled kids that weren't totally happy with the life we were living and we were incredibly curious. >> and now he is rich. book made him a billionaire and then he helped unleash spotify and at 36 he is husband of alexandra, father of 2, and the proud owner of one of l.a.'s most expensive and iconic mid century mansions. >> the architecture is modern. >> but curious kid, yes that he most certainly still is. so when his good

it was mayhem. >> fast company magazine named warby parker the most innovative company in the world,pple, google and ali babba. five years after it was born, warby was valued atwell over $1 billion. >> the bigger we get, and each of those milestones that we hit, we realize there's such a big opportunity in front of us. we're just motivated to continue to grow and have more impact over time. >> one of our very first frames, the roosevelt, named after that first bar where we decided to start the business. >> did you ever stop and say, wow, i can't believe we pulled this off? >> a couple of years ago, we announced that we distributed 1 million pairs of glasses in the give a pair program. just thinking about the scale that we had achieved in such a short time period, the four of us took a step back and that we had accomplished a lot in a pretty short period of time. >> people often ask us, aren't you afraid of the big optical companies? no, we're actually more afraid of four guys just like us, sitting in a dorm room somewhere, thinking up a better way to provide glasses to people. >> sho

the guys who started eye wear company warby parker started with a simple question.t so much? it took them from a classroom study group to a billion dollar company. >> i remember vividly, we were in the computer lab. jeff and i were talking. andy and dave came up and said, hey, like why are glasses so expensive? he worked at a nonprofit that distributed glasses in the developing world and i paused and said there's really no reason. >> neil, jeff, and andy were students. >> i spent a few months traveling before business school, left a $700 pair of glasses on an airplane and bought a new iphone, paid $200 for that and it did all these magical things that i couldn't have contemplated were possible even a few years earlier, meanwhile the technology behind a pair of glasses is 800 years old. >> your first mistake was owning a pair of $700 glasses. i think that's theless lesson you should take way from that one. >> serves him right. >> we had this personal pinpoint and built warby parker to solve that for sboursz lots of other people. >> blumenthal knew there was a better

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man: a day in the life of charlie parker.more drugs. if you could get a few hours of sleep in between, it would be ok, but then you had to get the money for the drugs. it was a constant merry-go-round, 24 hours a day. and, at the heart, it's going to be about joy, about communication, about this language that is so much more precise than my moving my mouth right now. we tend to have a hard time talking about music, and somehow we think it's the failing of the music. it's not. it's the failing of the words. music is itself a much more exquisite, much more precise form of communication. we human beings are just often a little bit too slow to get it completely, but we made this film for a broad national audience. we didn't make it to please the jazz critics. we made it to please a broad national audience because this is our birthright. this is who we are. this is the celestial music of america, and i want a little old lady in dubuque to tap her toes to all of this stuff, and i think we've done it. if you'd come into the editing

bob parker stays with us.xt, we look at how stable holding is in the brexit referenda. ♪ nejra: it is 6:46 a.m. in london. look at new york, looking gorgeous at 1:46 a.m. in the morning. let us get the bloomberg is nist/from rishaad. is -- tech data is rolling out bankruptcy. -- takata is ruling out bankruptcy. the company is instead seeking buyers to take a controlling portion. they hope to find a suitor by the end of the first quarter. -- iser is putting getting into the fast lane. the luxury brand is having success in china and europe. about globaltic growth as deliveries in china pick up. takata airbag scandal would affect about 100,000 of its cars. -- deutsche bank is emerging in a probe. no bank hasat -- been accused of wrongdoing. investigators are narrowing their focus. deutsche bank is -- has not disclosed that it is under investigation. that is your bloomberg business flash. rishaad, thank you. officer inxecutive zurich that stepped down has committed suicide. good morning. what details do we have so

not much more than a drop of charlie parker's blood on shoe, when you came right down to it.ld the court the blood put rick at the murder scene. >> but he had story for it, didn't he? >> he did. it didn't hold water but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited rick's version how blood got on his shoe, how he had gone into the parker house to get a set of car keys sometime after crime scene techs finished up. >> he went to his right in the window leading to the bathroom where big charlie died and noticed the blood. >> rick said he worried bambi pacing outside might look in the window and freak out all over again. >> he went in and stepped through the bathroom and closed the blind. >> and whoops, i stepped in the blood. that's the story, right? >> yep. >> it didn't hold up? >> no. because they were already closed. >> that was the gotcha. this crime scene photo was taken hours before rick stepped inside that house. notice the bathroom blinds were already drawn. they argued rick could not have closed the blinds because they were already shot. the prosecutor said rick was lyi

>> just parker. to use a pacifier, that can also be in the box, if he want to use that. >> okay? >> but that's mom's choice. but yes, basically very basic newborn sleep alone on their backs in their own crib. >> is this a year long study then, what happens after a year? do without the boxes? >> hopefully. so the study we are funded for a year, we would love to continue it, and maybe partner with other local organizations, because keep this going. but, we are going to look at outcomes to our research, research before this shows the moms need places for baby to sleep. we'll give them one. increase the education. >> hope more babies stay alive. >> so what will happen? we go to the parking lot now, amanda, i'm pretend. >> of course. >> how do you do it? >> look. >> oh, just take them down, put them in the trunk? >> no, why don't we just get mike away from the baby? >> don't put the top on the boxer? >> definitely don't put the top on the box. >> the lid is for storage. >> oh, only storage, mike? >> okay?

a good hater parker rightly noted an used his whit and he was a poor poet.his greatest expwhrek chul faculty was memory and he showed little foresight. in what then did john quincy adam greatness buy? in this parker said that throughout all of his words and acts, ran a golden thread and intense love of freedom for all men. and then parker summoned up that moment in 1842 when adams stood in the well of the house. on the issue of slavery and petition. and this is what he said. he said i know things at old sometimes that man standing there in the house of representatives, the man born proudly in kings courts early during service in high places, would honor maybe one. a man who would fill highest office in many nation's gift a president son himself a president, standing there, the champion of the immediate of the opressed and that was john quincy adams, thank you. [applause] so if anyone has questions there are microphones set up at either side and l i'd be happy to talk about adams whether it was something that i was talking about or something else altogether.

parker hanifan. basically if it moves you can find parker and the products in and around it.hey also do products for high drawlics. in part to the strong dollar, it gets half the sales from overseas. also because of weakness in the energy and mining. however, during that tough period, the company cut costs. now the dollar is getting weaker and the end markets are improving. that's how parker hit a bull's-eye when it reported in late april. indications that it may have bottomed in the fourth quarter. that's why the stock has bounced more than 30% from the january lows. let's not forget about rpm international. one of our favorites. the maker of paints, roofing systems, especially chemicals. you probably know it as rustoleum. it is up 21% just since we spoke to the ceo last january. so i sure home you were listening to that interview. why is it so strong? in part because this company is a very skilled, with a long track record of making smart niche acquisitions. plus, thanks to sherwin williams, the merger that happened earlier this year. and even though it was sub optimal, thi

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after a 9-0 run gives oklahoma city the lead, tony parker ties it up with a minute and a half let. thunder would not be denied. with nine seconds to play russell westbrook with the foul. okc 95-91 and the thunder can wrap up series on thursday at home. after a shaky start to the season matt cain had his best outing of the year, but would it be enough to beat toronto? he lines a shot toward this young fan. she was hit in the arm, but she says she is okay. a tough gal. cain came into the contest and pitched well, but did make this mistake in the second inning. tulowitzki gives them a win. two hits and three r.b.i. cain struck out seven and started an inning ending double play. down 4-0 and the giants loaded the bases in the 9th, but he strikes out jarod parker to end the contest. 4-0 was the final. it is the second time in three games san francisco has been shut out. the a's are also struggling. today at fenway the promising rookie had a game to forget. the first batter he faced takes him deep to left for a quick 1-0 lead. it would only get worse. ramirez gets all of this pitch. he g

what was revolutionary about what charlie parker was doing? and it's really interesting about the level of musicianship that used to be in popular music. i mean these guys were amazing musicians. and they were trained, and they had a very sophisticated ear. chet used to have this thing, he'd say, man, you know, the average musician, he's talking about the 50s, you know, about what miles particularly, and charlie parker, and dizzy were doing. so exciting. as i started to learn, you know once you learn what they're talking about, then you start to hear it. and then it gets much more exciting. - right. well it's exciting now to think about these guys as the subjects of movies. you know, don cheadle is about to be miles davis in a film. how great to have these stories told. now i want to ask why you made this choice now, so the linklater film all those years ago notwithstanding, you've just come off of boyhood. not the most commercially successful film, but maybe the most critically successful film in almost 30 years, a little bit more than 30 yea

after a 9-0 run gives oklahoma city the lead, tony parker ties it up with a minute and a half let.seconds to play russell westbrook with the foul. okc winses it 95-91 and the thunder can wrap up series on thursday at home. after a shaky start to the season matt cain had his best outing of the year, but would it be enough to beat toronto? he lines a shot toward this young fan. she was hit in the arm, but she says she is okay. a tough gal. cain came into the contest and pitched well, but did make this mistake in the second inning. tulowitzki gives them a win. two hits and three r.b.i. cain struck out seven and started an inning ending double play. down 4-0 and the giants loaded the bases in the 9th, but he strikes out jarod parker to end the contest. 4-0 was the final. it is the second time in three games san francisco has been shut out. the a's are also struggling. today at fenway the promising rookie had a game to forget. the first batter he faced takes him deep to left for a quick 1-0 lead. it would only get worse. ramirez gets all of this pitch. he gave up eight runs in nine inni

we got parker, everybody.. >> hey, parker. >> parker looks -- looks - >> i love it. >> looks like -- people can't matchat the bow tie to their car seat.is >> that is quite the look theree parker. we love it. this iwes parker, everybody.. and just mr. parker celebrateded his first birthday.irda >> he gets each and everye morning and loves waking up tovu fox5.x5 >> looks like he's now what dida you say tucker about -- lookingo like he's really taking it in.it he's so cute. c >> he's adorable.e >> have a good day, parker, par happy birthday. >> yeah, he's like i'm not surer i want my picture taken. tak >> big milestone to send to youu child's picture go to facebook page fox5 d.c. and we'll get it on the air. air. no better time.im you can see it tomorrow. >> if you're out of town -- tow >> you can still watch us.ll it won't be the real experience. >> right. >> with all of our commentary. e >> i see what you're saying.ay you can watch it live on thetch internet. in you can watch us anywhere. in fact i get comments fromntro people overseas, military iny i germany. >> really?>> rea >> yeah

parker: wow. you're high. i'm only 90. i've already noticed that every day, i want to do something that i haven't done before. i want t to try to do a crossword puzzle. i wanna try to do a brain game. i want to read something historical. i've alreadady noticed that i--i want more. woman: so this is list "a." i'm gonna go on down to list "b" now. jamtaas: i definitely think that going through exercises like this would help you remember stuff, especially by using the tricks that they're teaching you. hughes: and when the study ends, these volunteers say they won't step off their exercise routine. they'll continue to work out their bodies to tone up their mental muscles. for "full frame," this is sandra hughes in los angeles. woman: ok. i think you'll be out here in the hallway. walter: when we come back, a peek inside a baby's mind to find out how they learn. for adults, learning a second language can be incredibly difficult, but it's much easier for toddlers and young children. ever wonder why that is? researchers are tryin

. >> reporter: penny parker says foal was attacked by his own mother who was pregnant when she was rescuede kill pen. >> she neglect him, in the sense where he would try to nurse her and she would kick out at him. >> reporter: thornbury farm volunteers are taking turns bottle feeding sky around the clock. >> they have got to get nutrients and get the anti bod fridays the mom in the first 24 hours and if they don't get that they are not going to survive. >> reporter: nurse surrogate arrived today. >> her responsibility is to just, raise the baby and feed the baby. >> reporter: they are hoping lucy will be able to nurse soon but leasing a mare and buying formula are not cheap. >> powder is $75 every three days. >> reporter: how much do you need. >> about 5,000 between all of the medicine, and the surrogate mare. >> reporter: that is not including daily visits from the vet which parker says in total will surpass $10,000. a cost that she says is worth, saving sky's life. now they are hoping that sky will be able to start eating on his own the next five to six days and if that doesn't happen vo

parker: wow. you're high. i'm only 90.ker: i've already noticed that every day, i want to do something that i haven't done before. i want t to try to do a crossword puzzle. i wanna try to do a brain game. i want to read something historical. i've alreadady noticed that i--i want more. woman: so this is list "a." i'm gonna go on down to list "b" now. jamtaas: i definitely think that going through exercises like this would help you remember stuff, especially by using the tricks that they're teaching you. hughes: and when the study ends, these volunteers say they won't step off their exercise routine. they'll continue to work out their bodies to tone up their mental muscles. for "full frame," this is sandra hughes in los angeles. woman: ok. i think you'll be out here in the hallway. walter: when we come back, a peek inside a baby's mind to find out how they learn. for adults, learning a second language can be incredibly difficult, but it's much easier for toddlers and young children. ever wonder why that is? researchers are t

we get a fed hike, it will be good for them. >> and speaking next week, bullard and parker, and thenover to headquarters and melissa lee at the half. ♪ >>> thank you very much, carl. welcome to the "halftime report" i'm melissa lee in for scott wapner, and the what's old is new again. for the hour, steve weiss, jeb lebenthal and jon and pete najarian. and now, leading the way is cisco and qualcomm and others outperforming, and this is your bailiwick, and these are the value names? >> yes, i like the names, cisco,

con oklahoma city thunder, si sorprende, tienen a manu ginóbili que se acabó la gasolina, duncan, parkerpo más dinámico como los golden state warriors, será un duelo entre las bancas, para ver quien tiene mayor profundidad, los warriors lo demostraron >> si, porque sobrevivieron la ausencia de su jugador más valioso durante una serie y media >> creo que golden state warriors tiene todo para ganar, pero no se puede subestimar al oklahoma city thunder por la manera que dominaron a san antonio , estos equipos se enfrentaron 3 veces, con golden state warriors ganando los tres y se anotaron de 120 a 130 puntos por bando >> si, tendrás desde 115 puntos, un partido emocionante >> ahora vamos al pasto, con los clásicos, mañana chivas rayadas de guadalajara frente a Águilas del américa, y pesa que Águilas del américa no pudo anotar en casa >> si, si les meten un gol, obligan a meter 2 >> américa tuvo la pelota y chivas rayadas de guadalajara las más claras >> hicieron trabajar a cota, que ves los tintes de calero, lo hizo bien , américa viene presionado por su centenario de que tienen que ser cam

commentary from parker at the fed, as well.ou have the best gain since january as these conversations continue to dominate markets around what the fed will do in june or july. let us to the bloomberg first word news. trillion hedge fund industry may lose about a quarter of assets next year, that is according to tony, blackstone's billionaire president. he is saying that they face a day of reckoning, and that will be pretty painful for awful lot of places. alibaba shares fall after the e-commerce giant says it is being investigated by the sec accounting practices. looking at data reported from the single day promotion. the biggest shopping day. and consolidating results from an affiliated company. alibaba declined to cal comment. henry clinton's use of a private -- hillary clinton's of a handinge-mail server, republicans an additional line of attack against the presidential front-runner as the campaign election gets underway. richard branson says he would be devastated if britain votes to leave the eu. speaking exclusively to bl

sean parker donated $1 million to this measure. some have taken to calling it the parker initiative.>> to have any kind of idea right now what kind of support there is for this initiative ? >> reporter: the most recent poor i could find was done last year. it showed 85% of likely voters in california support this measure. that is a slight majority.>> you talked about 2010, 53% of those who voted said no way. they do not want to legalize this. why all of a sudden are they still confident that something will change with voters when they go to the polls in november ? >> reporter: keep in mind, last time in 2010 with this measure failed, it was polling in favor before. now it is polling 55% as i said. supporters are hoping that the legalization on these other states will bode well for this measure here in november. track we are ready more today about the final hours of prince's life and his connection to a marion county drug addiction dr., dr. howard kornfeld. his attorney said that princes representative asked him to see the musician.

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>> we have parker right here. >> parker?love it. they had the best seat in the house, they didn't have to run at all. >> i can't tell you how many people have come to up me, where are the babies in how is katy? so here they are, everyone. here they are. they were loving every second of it. they like to take in all of the new stuff all the time. that's their thing. and we had stroller cam. we had stroller cam, which i hope worked. but ya, we strapped it up. we had to be very careful with the stroller cam. that could have been dangerous, so we made it work. yep, awesome time. and obviously an awesome cause, so happen. >> i good crowd out there running. >> very much so. very busy out there on the parkway today. >> well it has been a day full of wonderful stories, special memories, so many people will have forever, this is our family. >> this is it. we are happy to be here with the community, and our whole family here in the philadelphia area. thank you so much for joining us, and for being a part of something that makes a diffe

. >> andy joined him money where sar ya jessica parker was honored. >> i think there's exclusivity to the nbc network, as far as i understand it. i'm not his legal counsel. >> another check, right? >> absolutely. >> tuck away,though. remember that? i heard that they really, really like him andhe's also scheduled to co-host again on monday. >>> you're up now. got dancing, yesterday, you called it. i've got to you credit. youusaid nyle was going t win and he did. >> this was one of the closest finales in years. ny deserves that trophy. then we get the big baby news about max and peeta ♪ ♪ >> you soaked into it so eloquently. say thank you for showing us your beautiful heart when dance. >> while everyone was focused on that, the most emotional moment of the night, today, the news is she's secretly pregnant with max's baby. ♪ >> even though there's no sign of a baby bump on her tiny dancer's body, a source confirmed the pregnancy news source this morning with these details. she's been emotional and understandably tired. she's even been letting her brunette roots show. >> he's the love of

the "new york times" political reporter ashley parker is here. she wrote an article. this is kind of mixed. >> yes. >> responses. >> yes, absolutely. but he knows he has to reach out to republicans and they've been quietly doing that behind the scenes, and now that he is sort of kind of unexpectedly basically has the nomination wrapped up. you'll see that totally ramping up, reaching out to think tank people and consultants, operatives from rival tam pains, members of congress -- campaigns and members of congress and then talking about internal strategy, how to ramp up fromming this lean operation to become a general election candidate. >> i read that the amount of money being raised this time in the last cycle by mitt romney, an enormous amount of money. sounds like they're behind. >> they are. that's a story i'm working on now. if you look at romney, one reason i he was governor of massachusetts hat a donor network from that. ran in 2008, built a network there. in 2012 he did not self-fund in the primary so donald trump is not only starting from zero, literally from

amy: that happened in front of eric parker's home. after the recent rain, he noticed something was going on. >> the asphalt in front of the tree had started to separate. it was like a hollywood special affected an earthquake movie. amy: for neighbors, it is no motion picture. >> it's not surprising, trees fall. abouthey have complained this tree and another nearby for years. this bigmbs of around have fallen in front of my house. amy: saturday, more than just giant limbs. >> the neighborhood has these wonderful big old trees. to lose one is a tragedy. crews spent the afternoon the massive tree that blocked the street and ripped down power lines. >> it is an unpleasant annoyance. amy: a problem ripping through, leaving a smart. >> its life. it happens once in a while. 11:00, morew at problems for the washington monument. the national park service is the monument will be closed tomorrow because of power issues related to the elevator. last month, the elevator got stuck twice in one week. the monument had reopened a several years ago aft

. ♪ >> ray parker's ghost buster theme song earned a lawsuit from huey lewis for the striking resemblancet a new drug". eventually, they settled out of court. robin thicke and pharrell williams found themselves in court after a lawsuit over whether the artists and their song, "blurred lines" ripped off marvin gay's hit song "got to give it up" heard here on "soul train". thicke named him as the inspiration in several interviews. >> i mentioned to pharrell that one of my favorite times of all time was "got to give it up". we tried to get a groove like that going. we wrote the song in about a half hour. >> reporter: and marvin gay's family agreed. >> the first thing i thought was one of my dad's songs. i thought it was a remix. but it wasn't. >> reporter: i took the songs to a professional new york city music producer and instructor, chris. >> this is the original one, and i've cued it up to the parts where it starts. >> marvin gay. >> this is his version. ♪ >> and hear the beginning of "blurred lines". ♪ >> reporter: and this is the heart of the argument. >> you would have thought it was "

picked by the parkers, to the seahawks, good luck to all. philly, 1-0. finishes with the left foot and his first goal of the year. quite fulfilling and ended in a 1-1 tie. >>> coming up at 11:00, san antonio spurs made a huge statement tonight, 232 points. don't count san antonio out in the playoffs. >> i was thinking a really good championship games in the west. >> there you go. >>> see how these the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, more from the gop convention and carly fiorina recently finished addressing the crowd. also, after an 11th hour decision, nearly 200 students no longer have a place to swim. their plea tonight to get back into the water. join us at 11:00. >>> this is an unusual call for firefighters in fr

gavin newsom and former facebook president sean parker. even some local congressmen. we will have a live report on this story coming up in about an hour. >>> the city of santa clara might be the 49ers newest opponent. the team announced it is taking legal action. the 9ers want to slash the rent for levy stadium. >> the 49ers have been paying the city of santa clara 25 million in rent per year t. 9ers are proposeing a new rent of $19 million a year him team claims better than expected stadium revenue allows them under the agreement with the stadium authority to renegotiate their rent. but so far, neither side is backing down. so the 9ers are sending this case to arbitration. >>> no comment yet from the city of santa clara, but a former high ranking 49ers exec is speaking out to nbc bay area. this former team executive, who wished to remain anonymous tells us, quote the 49ers are technically correct in invoking a rental reduction, but the way they're doing it is petty wise and pound foolish. the york family is swimming in profits, close quote. forbes magazine ranks the

it is sported by gavin newsom and former facebook president sean parker among others. we will have a live report coming up if about an hour. >>> the city of santa clara might be the 49ers newest opponent. the team announced it is tekeing legal action. they want them to pay the city $24.5 in rent per year t. 9ers are proposing a new rent of $19 million a year. the team claims better than expected revenue allows them under the agreement to renegotiate their rent. so far, neither side is backing down. so the 9ers are sending this case to arbitration. all right. let's talk a little basketball this morning. what a night for warriors and their fans. some of the fans might be a little tired this morning. >> raise your hand if you are tired. it didn't look good to start. the finish is what matters, coming back from a double digit deficit to win game two against portland. for three-quarters, the trail blazers really dominated this game. but in the fourth quarter the warriors outscored the blazers by 22 points to win 110 to 99. clay thompson ends up with 27 points as the doves t

then the kid again, jarrod parker ticket to ride. on the disabled list in. that's a two-run shot, 8-2 final. the giants are rolling right now. of course nobody's going to feel sorry for the a's but 13 players on the disabled list. ar kind of like a traveling mash unit right now. anything positive you get a bonus. there showing up but what a heartbreaker tonight. taking on the first-place mariners in the third, down 1- 0. coco crisp goes a solo deep to write. 1-1 bowl game. that is with the left-handed batting technique. now with the right, switch hitter comes through again, shot down the left-field line goes for a two-run double, yonder alonso and marcus simeon scoring. 5-to -- 5-2. nobody on, there's a double and the leonys martin with a walkoff shot for the mariners. off ryan madson. heartbreak loss. 6-5, the a's need only one more out. couldn't get it. >>> if the sharks can polish off the st. louis blues tomorrow night, who would they meet? could have had an answer tonight. instead, we get game seven back east. hi. is the internet

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tony parker knocks it down. spurs getting 19 points win it 1 had you-thine 6 -- 100-96 and they take a 2-1 series lead. we'll see on steph. i have to think if he doesn't play game three he would play game four. you have to love steph kerr. he is

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parker called up, he put on a show. two run job. giants win 8-2. 12 wins in the last 13 games. >> tonight another one in seattle. a two run blast with two outs in the 9th inning. you kidding me? a's only win when rich hill pitches. 6-5 is the final there. >> i have good news. the sharks and the blue. they go tomorrow night. if the sharks win that game they are off to their first ever stanley cup final. who would have thought -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the sharks might get to the finals and the warriors might not. who would have thought that? >> not over yet. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. our

parker called up, he put on a show. two run job. giants win 8-2. 12 wins in the last 13 games. >> tonight another one in seattle. a two run blast with two outs in the 9th inning. you kidding me? a's only win when rich hill pitches. 6-5 is the final there. >> i have good news. the sharks and the blue. they go tomorrow night. if the sharks win that game they are off to their first ever stanley cup final. who would have thought -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the sharks might get to the finals and the warriors might not. who would have thought that? >> not over yet. we our next newscast is tom morn >>> late show with stephen colbert next. >> next newscast tomorrow morning 4:30 a.m. talking about the shark's game. >> absolutely. huge one. if they win they will be in the stanley cup final. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't know that. [ talking at the same time ] [ , introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, >> i didn't know that. [ talking at the same time ] [ , with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it does