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and remember that this is the memo that explicitly is said that the special counsel could examine paul man for the's lobbying work in ukraine and notably whether manafort himself colluded with russian government officials during the 2016 campaign. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> we turn to another story next, hawaiians are used to living near volcanos, but for one community this time, it is different. we talk with a resident forced from his home as lava moved into his neighborhood. >>> also the u.s. president says we will soon know the time and place of his summit with north korea. while we a weights the rwait th three detained americans. we'll have more on that. histor. you could learn you're from ireland donegal, ireland and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a rid

drain eaton, rebecca evans, paul manning, and hans wu. >> hi. my name's connie chanon. i'm here to support a much smaller configuration of the marina that's proposed. i've been a boat holder, a slip owner-holder at t.i. marina for the last eight years, and we sale on a 36 foot boat. every weekend, there are boats coming in, anchoring out from other parts of the bay. we typically have to come in and out of the cove, maneuvering around the t. -- the sailing center's boats, and we have a small boat configured -- you know, comparatively. right now, the marina's proposed -- there's eight slips in the last iteration i saw of it, at 30 feet, and the rest are 40, 50, 60, 70 foot megayachts, coming into the small cove, sharing the cove, depending on the time they come in with the sailing center's boating situations, when they're running races or doing their programs. so -- which seems to me presents a very dangerous situation just because of the size of the boats that are coming in. so please, please don't give away this gem of a cove to -- to big developers or megayachts in the

the bottom line is that paul man pa-a-for the is conducting a scorched earth defense in this case both here in washington, d.c. and the other place he's charged in laexd dree ya, virginia. we're all looking to see whether paul man for the is considering pleading guilty because that's the end game for robert mueller. he wants him to cooperate and tell what he knows about potential collusion with russia. there's no sthiechb right now. manafort is fighting every step of the way. >> do we know when this court thing will wrap up? >> reporter: it started at 9:30, they generally take an hour, 90 minutes, two hours, so it should be some time now. >> i know you'll be watching that exit scene if he speaks. i want to bring in tom winter now. tom, there's another case separately that the president and special counsel have their eye on. it centers around this guy, the taxi king. what do we know. >> so just to quickly take people through this process, this taxi king is involved with michael cohen. he reportedly manages michael cohen's new york city taxi medallion business. we see michael cohen getti

explain to me like a minute after explain it now imagine we don't speak the same language and you're paul man a ford or eric you know donald trump soon you're busy you want to get on to the next thing everything i just said would have been like. gobbledygook because they were looking for dirt i mean that's the only thing i get out of is that trump jr want to dirt obviously on p.b.s. which can't and the speculation campaign doesn't want to side exactly right but he didn't get there so naturally now the issue doesn't become well the russians provided dirt it becomes well to see trump jr wanted dirt so that must be criminal and implicate that and the champaign is crowded like you say it's clearly not to who who doesn't want bad information about the other person but it's also important precedents guy does not work for russia she's an independent attorney this was not a meeting an official meeting and everybody has buried the fact that the facts are really simple about this in all of the. security of the the point being very simple yet there was nothing revealed from this fifteen minute meeting d

he have to show to prove that it is worth over all the long time period here i mean we you know paul man of fort had nothing to do with russia papadopoulos had nothing to do with russia i mean he lied to the f.b.i. none of these things had all those seventeen kids ok they can't even speak english and the most of the ads on facebook or after the election i mean i don't understand how m.s.n. b.c. and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves that they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in

investigating we really don't know then answer if he's investigating russian collusion why did he indict paul man a fork who had nothing who who is the lead to crime occurred fourteen years before this campaign brant you are always so interesting thank you so much for joining us we hope we can do a lot more thank you thank you for having me got something to say about this episode of politics you give so check out my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking has tag thanks for joining me that's all for this edition of politicking. she in a psych kinetically modified organisms in the system heads in the food industry in the nine hundred ninety s. . by dishonest taking that in lives and what does that have to do with g.m. my. life. was trysts and there's. also this little have the shadows but most of. life is a chemical widely used to kill wheat. was it was widely was or was i believe all the beer in the history. books they describe sickened by. possible damnation. be kind of her to just scientists treat extremely well on the human race to science service to f

investigating we really don't know then answer if he's investigating russian collusion why did he indict paul man a fork who had nothing who who's who is the lead to crime occurred fourteen years before this campaign brant you are always so interesting thank you so much for joining us we hope we can do a lot more thank you thank you for having me got something to say about this episode of politic you give so check out my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hansch tag thanks for joining me that's all for this edition of politicking. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on the off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to see you see a successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. but we kind of go into accepting you need a lot of trial because i ration over independents that's what's hot stuff and you push away that is the beginning and the nightmare of the trio of how faked in the halls of the most mobile. and now everything is being turned into

he have to show to prove that it is worth over all the long time period here i mean we you know paul man of fort had nothing to do with russia papadopoulos had nothing to do with russia i mean he lied to the f.b.i. none of these things had all those seventeen kids ok they can't even speak english and the most of the ads on facebook or after the election i mean i don't understand how m.s.n. b.c. and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton half and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it

he have to show to prove that it is worth over all the long time period here i mean we you know paul man of fort had nothing to do with russia papadopoulos had nothing to do with russia i mean he lied to the f.b.i. none of these things had all those seventeen kids ok they can't even speak english and the most of the ads on facebook or after the election i mean i don't understand how i missed that b.c. in c.n.n. it keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher you know i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves that they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean he wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i l

he have to show to prove that it is worth over all the long time period here i mean we you know paul man of ford had nothing to do with russia papadopoulos had nothing to do with russia i mean he lied to the f.b.i. none of these things had all those seventeen kids ok they can't even speak english and the most of the ads on facebook or after the election i mean i don't understand how m.s.m. b.c. and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton has and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it b

lot like darren. >> his parents watched as the man who shot their son faced the charge of deliberate homicide. the karma's defense team led by attorney pault was outright excessive. >> it was a man who was fearful. >> ryan laid out a basic narrative. marcus karma, twice a victim of burglars, reasonably thought darren was another one. and dangerous. >>. >> he thought he was dealing with a drug-teeking type individuals that were erratic and who knows how are they going to respond? >> he told the juror his clients had reason to believe darren was armed and ready to attack. >> because he felt his life was threatened by the movement specifically of darren, he had to take the steps, unfortunately, to take his life. >> danger of a burglar is when there's a confrontation, and they all want to escape and do whatever they can to get away. >> the defense said there was no debate over one central fact. darren went into that garage to steal. on the stand karma's lawyer got darren's frent e friend, robbie, to admit that despite warnings, darren didn't see much wrong with garage hopping. >> i think darren never felt like it was a crime. >> but you were

drain eaton, rebecca evans, paul manning, and hans wu. >> hi. my name's connie chanon. i'm here to support a much smaller configuration of the marina that's proposed. i've been a boat holder, a slip owner-holder at t.i. marina for the last eight years, and we sale on a 36 foot boat. every weekend, there are boats coming in, anchoring out from other parts of the bay. we typically have to come in and out of the cove, maneuvering around the t. -- the sailing center's boats, and we have

you have paul man for the happens to be a long time adviser to russian oligarchs and then you have the in the party history. so you take all of that. maybe all of those things are coincidences. maybe. maybe they're just smoke. >> what has trump done as president? >> let him finish. >> maybe they have smoke. but there maybe has never been this much smoke with no fire in the history of the world. >> okay. and to answer your question, missiles raining down upon syria near russian jets. this man -- the president has been anything but -- >> one at a time please. dan, finish your point. >> the point here is the ties between trump, his aides, his advisors, his family and the russians are incredibly deep. we know the russians intervened in the election with the expressed purpose of helping donald trump. in office, donald trump has done some things tough on russia. he's done other things where he refused to implement other certain sanctions when he kicked out russian intelligence agencies over in response to the poisoning of london. he then said they could just bring them back right after that.

but what's emerging is that this man, who until last year was married to one of paul manafort's daughters, he has apparently pled guilty to multiple federal criminal charges apparently in california. the reason we don't have a totally clear window into those charges and because the proceedings in his case thus far are still sealed. so in public court documents we can't yet see his guilty plea. we also can't yet see the details of what's reported to be a cooperation agreement that he has signed with prosecutors. the way mr. layne's reporting has it at reuters tonight, manafort's son-in-law jeffrey yohai "has cut a plea deal with the justice department that requires him to cooperate with other criminal probes." now, one of the true mysteries that remains about trump's campaign chairman paul manafort and the potential links of the trump campaign to the russian attack on our election, one of the mysteries that remains that i don't even have a great theory for and i've heard a lot of different competing theories, there's a lot of unanswered questions still about what was going on with paul man

my name is paul manning, and i'm here because i'm concerned largely about the statement that was made earlier that they don't believe this would have an impact. and i can say it's a sailor, i've actually grownup here in the bay area, learned to sail at cal berkeley, and i'm actually volunteering my time as an assistant coach three days a week while school is in session. i've seen a lot of really good programs being done in this facility. i don't think the question is do you need to sort of revamp the marina. it's there. it's exitsin it's existing. what i object to, you approve that, you're multiplying the footprint of that by 300%. that is the problem that i think we have here in terms of the ability to make use of that space, a number of speakers have already made the point that in order to do a cl collegeate sailing, you need windward west. this will have a significant amount of impact on not just the school kids going to practice, learning, it has an impact on the sport. i'd like to point out this weekend, the cal team actually hassa state club school with very very little funds fr

also today in the special counsel's ongoing prosecution of trump campaign chair paul man afort, you might have heard there was a rip-roaring court hearing in that case with a 77-year-old judge who is known for his enjoyable courtroom theatrics. that judge did not disappoint in terms of drama today. he gave mueller's prosecutors a thorough going over, so much so that the president admiringly quoted the judge from the hearing transcript today and complimented him in a campaign-style speech that he gave today at the nra. we'll be talking about ing abi court hearing a little later in the show because that rip-roaring hearing today did have a lot of drama in it but the judge did ask one really, really good question about the prosecution of paul manafort. it's a question that as far as i know nobody can answer. and it has really big implications. so we'll get to that a little bit later on tonight. but i just want to underscore, what rod rosenstein is doing, i recognize it's been a little off the radar. it was a q&a at the newseum in d.c. then it was him at this bar association meeting for their

possibility he may, maybe, end up helping robert mueller in a case against his former father-in-law paul man pa-a-for the who used to be the trump campaign chair during the campaign. >> yeah, what does that mean? >> yeah. >> i guess if i was a defendant or i was counsel for a defendant on the wrong end of a federal investigation, and my son-in-law had a legal problem also with the feds, i would be worried. >> does it signal that perhaps paul manafort is really bob mueller's big fish here? >> i don't think there's any question he is a very, very big fish based on what we publicly know his relationship was with trump, his interactions with russia. of course we don't know, i mean, the son-in-law is no longer a son-in-law, they might have been estranged. who knows what kind of information this person actually has. if the reporting's correct, they've already spoken to him. >> i'm going to press pause on this conversation and ask you all to stay where you are because new developments on a big leak into michael cohen's financial records. treasury department is expanding its investigation into who g

paul man for the, carter page, i mean, like the list goes on and on and on. >> well, okay. so, you know, paul manafort i think was a different situation, okay. if you go back to that period of time -- >> cory lewandowski. >> what's wrong with cory and david, they're bad guys toony like those guys. will you let's talk about paul, i like paul as well. but the situation with paul they were worried about the delegate count at the convention. he was an expert at that and they brought him in to do that job. >> but you couldn't get somebody do that job that didn't have all these ukrainian problems? >> i guess he probably is how have done more due diligence. >> or some or any. >> but what was going on was super entrepreneurial activity. people were calling plays from the line of scrimmage. we area outmanned 2-1 by the clinton campaign. >> it doesn't mean you can't find good people. michael flynn, not a good guy. >> we're going to disagree with that as well. i think michael flynn sis a gret american so we're going to disagree about that. at the end of the day there are good and bad

in the epilogue of his history of reality, paul johnson observes, "man is imperfect with god, without god, what is he? as francis bacon put it, they that denied god destroyed man's nobility. certainly man is akin to the beast by his body. if he be not kin to god by his spirit, he is a base and creature. we're less space and ignoble viper of divine example and by the desire for the form of apotheosis which christianity ."fers in everyday terms, since we are created in the image of god we are required to demand more of ourselves and our base in stinks. to know, love, and serve god requires that we obey his commandments and the laws of the church. this world will tug at you. divert you.o somehow, you must stay the course. god will provide a way. give you the strength and grace to endure and overcome your failures. i assure you, there are things to date that you think are important, that are critical, that are indispensable. many of these same things you will one day think are trivial and disposable. there will be those who will confidently tell you that there is a new, more modern, and f

but the big revelation in the piece was that paul manafort's man in kiev, his right-hand man in his ukraine business, his closest associate for all that political work in ukraine that ultimately brought him so much trouble, that big reveal in that piece was that guy had been russian military intelligence. quote, manafort's protege konstantin kilimnik was a russian linguist with a background of russian intelligence. kilimnik, a short man who goes by kostya, attended a soviet military school where he learned to speak english and swedish, which complimented the russian and ukrainian that he already spoke. he joined the russian army as a translator, work that closely aligned him with the russian intelligence services. in 1995, he landed a job in the moscow office of a u.s. group called the u.s. international republ republican institute. he did not hide his past from his new employer. when asked how he learned to speak such fluent english, he responded, quote, russian military intelligence. it was like kostya, the guy from the gru. that's how we all talked about him, said a political operative w

convicted of cocaine trafficking and sentenced to two life terms in levinworth but paul's dad was shot dead by a troubled young man he knew and paul decided to change his own life. >> i had a goal and a plan when i came out that i was going to help as many at risk youth as possible. >> reporter: and he did. after 23 years, he was released on good behavior. by chance, the old friends ran into each other at a charity event. >> i said, paul weinstock, i went to school with him. >> reporter: they quickly found common ground again. >> change is not what you say but what you what? >> do. >> reporter: keeping teens out of jail through a mentoring program for kids charged with a crime. your styles are different? >> yes. >> reporter: you're a little more in their face? >> yeah, i'm a little hard with them at times because sometimes they can understand it better from a person that experienced it. >> reporter: the good cop and ex-criminal combo is working. >> well, i think they are two good people. >> it's a blessing because i ain't really had that positive role model growing up. >> reporter: paul and kevin's life choices no

paul's man and a princeton man in bob mueller. the latest in the long line of people who think that donald trump is too stupid to stand toe to toe? robert mueller? like do they -- i don't know, do they think he's lost his mind? do they think his education is insufficient? i know a lot of my good friends went to -- what school did trump go to, of t rkhofstra? >> no -- i can't remember. >> fordham. i have a lot of good friends that went to fordham and i don't understand why he's so intimidated by robert mueller just because mueller went to st. paul's and went to princeton. i think he could probably stand in there and not make a fool of himself but why is he scared? so now he's saying he's going to take the fifth but he says that's what the mob does, mika. >> right, it's weird. anyhow, giuliani accused mueller and his team of being "heavy handed" and setting the president up for perjury and in interviews over the weekend giuliani said president trump would not have to cooperate with a subpoena from mueller. >> what happens if robert

. >> she went on line and found them for $500 paul manafo. >> the man sounded nice. >> she decided tozzie and wired the money. >> i was waiting for the dog. and i got an e-mail. >> it said she had to pay another $980 for shipping the dog to her home. this time the payment did not go through. >> they refused to deliver it. >> the seller told her to send the money by western union instead and not to tell the cashier why she was sending it. so she went to western union. >> they said, i don't think we do this. >> reporter: western union stopped the payment too and they got her money back again. >> these people are professional fraud sters. it's what they do every day. >> reporter: kim gardner tells us her company launched a program in january to block the faud against customers. >> if we feel for a moment that the transaction is part of a fraud scheme, we will place that transaction on hold immediately. >> reporter: among its knewest efforts money gram compiles data on senders and and severs. in this case she had never used money gram before and suddenly two payments in a week. what's mor

chris paul was the man tonight for houston... scoring a career-playoff-high 41 points...nters... harden had 18 final score... 112-102 houston... the rockets advance to the western conference finals... they await the warriors... game 1... again... is monday in houston before the astros headed to the ball park today they made a detour to oracle arena... jose altuve... and the gang aving some fun and getting up some shots on the warriors home court... george springer... he went 6-for-6 last night... and had the big hit tonight... takes sean manaea off the 7-up sign in left-center... two runs score... 3-2 astros... springer 2-for-4 tonight astros win 4-2... a's try to salavge a win the the series tomorrow afternoon at the colisem after an 11-0 loss last night... the giants trying to bounce back... tonight in philadelphia... the 2nd of four gamesagainst the phillies... bottom 3rd... odubel herrera...who homered twice yesterday... with the chopper up the middle off derek holland... cesar hernandez scores... 3-1 phillies that wpould be the eventual winning run... as in the top o

paul. >> it's tough, man. it's scary that's becoming a norm here, and we got to do something about it because, yeah, i can't imagine something like that taking place with my kids. >> reporter: at today's practice in oakland steph curry shared those sentiments. >> it's a tragic situation that hurts your heart when you think about kids going to school being safe. it is an issue that's way bigger than basketball, way more important than basketball. >> reporter: the warriors organization has not shied away on speaking out on social political issues. head coach steve kerr an outspeaken advocate on gone control participated in a town hall in march to talk about gun violence. his comments came following a school shooting in parkland this year. recurring mass shootings something curry is tired of seeing. >> it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: and something he hopes gets addressed. abc 7 news. >> as part of abc 7's take action came pain we hapaign we of local resources on school safety. go to abc7news.com/take actio

man who lacks integrity, you need a couple of things. number one, you need some cover. we were just talking about paul ryan. . i do think he's a decent man, but by choosing his agenda over integrity, both with devin nunes and with the president of the united states, i also think, and this is where crist dperhristop the director is going to come into play. i think he's done a great job, rosenstein, and the attorney general womill come in to play. they've got to defend the fbi rank and file. not just passively but get out over the next 2 1/2 years and tell the president publicly from topeka to washington, the fbi officials regardless of what they're involved in are good people. stop talking about corruption in an organization that's been around for 110 years. >> yeah. the irony in all this is he's accusing the fbi of sending someone in his campaign to get information which is exactly what they're saying he did today in the meeting. he sent someone inside of a meeting to get information. it's all too rich. you can't write this stuff. all right, guys. see you next time. get some rest because we'll be back lehere

paul's man and went to printston. they don't think trump can keep up with him. at the end of the day i guarantee you that the supreme court of the united states is not going to be announcing their season premiere of "subpoena." the reality tv show. because willie geist, it is, it's going to be on netflix, it's going to be far more than likely it's going to be a very short, about 13-second version of "peaky blinders" it's going to be violent scene and they're going to say the president has to actually sit for, the deposition. >> then that's the end of their show. >> based on the report about them trying to go through a series of questions in a mock interview with robert mueller, there's a 100% chance that the president of the united states whl would incriminate himself in an interview with robert mueller. think about the "fox & friends" interview and can you imagine what would happen in that interview? i wouldn't put him in that room for $ million. >> he did it with lester holt. >> he it hurts me, there's nobody on set, so does everybody on set agree with donald

chris paul was the man tonight for houston... scoring a career-playoff-high 41 points...uding 8 three- pointers... harden had 18 final score... 112-102 hoston... the rockets advance to the western conference finals... the first conference finals in paul's career... if the warriors win tongiht... game 1 would be monday in houston after an 11-0 loss last night... the giants trying to bounce back... tonight in philadelphia... the 2nd of four gamesagainst the phillies... bottom 3rd... odubel herrera...who homered twice yesterday... with the chopper up the middle off derek holland... cesar hernandez scores... 3-1 phillies that wpould be the eventual winning run... as in the top of the 8th... pablo sandoval... with a pinch-hit solo home run to center... closes the score to 4-2... but that was as close as the giants got... final score... 4-2 phillies... game 3 of their 4-game set tomorrow night(wipe to lexus open) for our lexus ultimate for our lexus ultimate highlight we go to toronto canada... the seattle mariners james paxton... gets josh donaldson to ground out... and he has

as you'll see, courtesy of paul's high-profile defense attorney, the man famous for defending scott peterson his name, mark geragos. >> i've had many a client who i have no doubt was capable of the acts that he was accused of. this is just not one of them. >>> coming up -- in the last hours of jennifer's life, something was caught on camera. does it prove paul is not guilty? >> so you had sex last night with her and videoed it? >> yeah. >> anybody who watches this is never going to have the impression that this was somebody who was ready to kill her. >> when "burning suspicion" continues. for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. but defending paul zumot would present its own set of challenges. zumot was accused of killing his girlfriend jennifer schipsi and then trying to hide that fact by burning the house down. but as the trial began, he had als

paul: bill, i love my parents and they were great but i have to tell you when i was 22 i was out the door, man wanting to back and they didn't want me to go back. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, remember to tweet it to us, that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot, we hope to see you right here next week. >> we begin with fox news alert, utah man who was jailed in venezuela for 2 years is about to be home free in america again, on his way to washington as we speak. 26-year-old joshua was released from prison today, had been arrested on weapon's charges in 2016 shortly after he got married. hello, everyone, welcome to news headquarters, i'm ed henry. >> i'm laura ingle, president trump to meet with holt at the white house today. ellison barber, big day there. >> yeah, laura, it is, according to president trump we expect holt to arrive around with his family, 7:00 o'clock this evening, he and his wife boarded a plane in venezuela thi

paul. >> it's tough, man. it's scary that that's becoming a norm here. we've got to do something about it, because -- yeah, i can't imagine something like that taking place with my kids. >> reporter: at today's practice in oakland, steph curry shared those sentiments. >> it's a tragic situation that hurts your heart when you think about kids going to school being safe and obviously glad that c.p. said something about it. it is an issue that is way bigger than basketball, way more important than basketball. >> reporter: the warriors organization has not shied away from speaking out on social political issues. head coach steve kerr an outspoken advocate on gun control participated in a town hall on march in talk about gun violence. his comments came following the school shooting at parkland, florida, earlier this year. the recurring mass shootings, something curry is tired of seeing happen. >> i feel like it's a broken tape every time you see a situation like this happen. it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: and something he hopes gets addressed. in oakl

paul. >> it's tough, man. it's scary that that's becoming a norm here. we've got to do something about it, because -- yeah, i can't imagine something like that taking place with my kids. >> reporter: at today's practice in oakland, steph curry shared those sentiments. >> it's a tragic situation that hurts your heart when you think about kids going to school being safe and obviously glad that c.p. said something about it. it is an issue that is way bigger than basketball, way more important than basketball. >> reporter: the warriors organization has not shied away from speaking out on social political issues. head coach steve kerr an outspoken advocate on gun control participated in a town hall on march in talk about gun violence. his comments came following the school shooting at parkland, florida, earlier this year. the recurring mass shootings, something curry is tired of seeing happen. >> i feel like it's a broken tape every time you see a situation like this happen. it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: and something he hopes gets addressed. in oakl

as you'll see, courtesy of paul's high-profile defense attorney, the man famous for defending scott peterson had many a client who i have no doubt was capable of the acts that he was accused of. this is just not one of them. >>> coming up -- in the last hours of jennifer's life, something was caught on camera. does it prove paul is not guilty? >> so you had sex last night with her and videoed it? >> yeah. >> anybody who watches this is never going to have the impression that this was somebody who was ready to kill her. >> when "burning suspicion" continues. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. that's it? everybody two seconds! "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your appl

in the apple log of his history of christianity, paul johnson observes, and i quote, man is imperfect with god. without god, what is he? s. francis bacon put it, they deny god, destroy man's ability. for certainly man is of kin by his body and it is not kin to god by his spirit, is a noble creature. by virtue of divine example and by the desire for the warmth of apotheosis, which christianity offers. in everyday terms, because we are creating the image and likeness of god, we are required to demand more by ourselves than our base instincts, to know, love and serve god requires that we obey his commandments in the laws of the church. this world will tug at you and attempt to divert you. somehow you must stay the course. god will provide a way to give you the strength and grace to endure and overcome your failures. i assure you that there are things today that you think are important, that are critical, that are indispensable. many of these same things he will one day think are trivial. there will be those who will confidently tell you that there is a new, more modern and fun filled thr

made famous by paul, the churro man. the team will don custom caps and jerseys.bid on the jerseys during an ingame silent auction. the first 1,000 fans will get a bobble head. tickets for churro night are still available but selling quickly. nothing better than a hot, fresh churro, right, and at a baseball game. >> he looks cute there. >> a lot of clouds out there in san francisco. in fact, probably in your backyard as well amount of live look outside from the sutro tower camera, you can see a bit of the city there. it is beginning to brighten up in some spots. 54 downtown. 56 in oakland. upper 50s for you in concord. more sun is on the way. about three to six degrees of warming today. get set for a dramatic warmup over the holiday weekend. details next. >>> also next, the warriors are the team facing elimination tonight at oracle arena, but they are not the ones who are worried. mini bach has happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs a