pierce said a simple apology could have gone a long way.danville, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> students and administrators are holding a first of its kind event today at a san jose high school. some 300 students from five different schools took part in the first annual latino summit at bran enhigh school. the event was the brain child of several students concerned about graduation rates and issues affecting latino students. >> it's time for us to take some -- basically take a stand and make some changes and help each other do great things. they've been working on it the last three months. at least a couple hours a week every night on thursday nights. been really proud of them. >> reporter: the students attended an assembly and then break out sessions like this one, organize he recalls say the goal was to create the desire for each student to go to college. >> it could be a little hectic if you plan to go to at&t store this weekend. this was the scene in front of at&t's flagship store in san francisco. cwa union workers picketed in front o

. >> carol pierce describing the short offensive video against muslims posted on twitter. >> anybody raising boys or girls can you grab your camera and tape something and don't think about it or you say something. >> pierce is more troubled with how the school districts has handled the matter posting on facebook page doing the right thing isn't always easy but it's always right. according to pierce the young man was campaigning for votes but ironically had to sign a behavior contract promising to be a role model for others. pierce says initially the school said he could no longer be in a leadership role that's when his parents took legal action. the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> when students exercise first amendment rights it's about how others feet. >> spt this a . >> isn't this a hate message. >> in this case one child's rights are superceding rights without thinking about it. >> -- >>> i warning for those planning to hit the beach, watch out for rip currents. ocean beach. it has an enormous amount of rip currents. even if it looks safe that's where swimm

in concord jeff pierce kron four news.jr stone) a follow now to a scary hacking situation that happened on thursday this week involving a cyberattack. it was actually a 22 year old malware researcher who stopped the attack. people in more than 100 countries including here in the united states were affected. fedex was one of the companies hit. europe and russia were some of the hardest hit areas. a vulnerability in microsoft windows was revealed spreading ransomware across networks around the world. perpetrators demanded that users pay 300 dollars. if they failed to do so computer files would be deleted. that 22 year old researcher published a blog today about a kill switch they used to disable the program. we talked to tech experts friday. so this is the modern day kidnapping right gearlier people would go get a gun to your head make a call to your family and ask for an amount of money. now they are taking control of your computer which is the crown jewel for most businesses today.(jr stone) while this most recent attack w

according to pierce the young man was campaigning for student government.was trying to gain more votes. but ironically when a student here takes on a leadership role, he or she signs a behavior contract, promising to be a role modem for others. pierce says initially the school told him he could no longer be in a leadership roam. that's when his parents took legal action. the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> and when students exercised those questions, it's how it makes other students feel. it's a classic conflict we deal with as a school and school district. >> is it a hate message? >> again, there's first amendment rights. >> while i would never deny anybody first amendment rights, i'm thinking this case it may have been a situation why one child's first amendment rights are supersedeing the school's rights to maintain that caring respectful environment. >> reporter: pierce says the students may have a major role in the associated student body without ever apologizing. in dan victim, le anne melendez, abc 7 news. >> it can be hectic

franklin pierce and president abraham lincoln, including on his last day of life when he comes to the navy yard to visit the facilities here and meet with some people. we will talk about that further in the tour. this building was actually brought to the indian had the szilagyi for a while, because they were lacking buildings, and they needed it -- it actually served as a telephone switchboard operator house served as a mailroom and served as a guard post. it was in use until 1930 x, when it was abandoned at indianhead, and it wasn't until the 1990's that somebody tracked it down. it wasn't until a few years ago that they picked it up and brought it back here and refurbished it into what you see today.

pierce, what were you thinking?s, causing them to wet themselves? - for the record, that was greg. i did something else. - obviously, mr. pierce, due to your unstable behavior, your trip overseas has been canceled. - but you don't understand. i want to go! this is outrageous! i'll get you for this, greg, and, uh, i want to say "terry," but that can't be right. - please, don't threaten them in front of me. so much paperwork. - [whispering] oh, thank god. you're safe. charlie, you're safe. get me a cup of coffee. and spill it on yourself. [knock at door] - ah. look at my little girl, hard at work at-- [gasps] [dramatic music] dave's daughter, what is this? ♪ - it finally happened. i'm just like you, mom. - yay. we can get matching sweatshirts. - no, it's not a good thing. not knowing why you like trip was driving me so insane that i stole his backpack and i stayed up all night and i looked through all his stuff-- his mail, confidential records, his internet search history. and then my sweater got caught on some thumbt

. >> reporter: karen pierce striebd the offensive video people posted on twitter. >> anybody who raisedoys or girls nowadays, you grab your camera and take something or don't think about it or say something. >> reporter: pierce is more troubled how the school district has handled the matter, posting in bold letters, doing the right thing isn't always easy but is always right t. young man was campaigning for student deposit. he was trying to gain more votes. ironically, when a student here takes on a leadership role, he or she signs a behavior contract, promising to be a role model for others, pierce says initially the school told him he could no longer be from a leadership roam. that's when his parents took legal action. the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> and when students exercised those rights how it makes other students feel, it's a classic conflict we deal with as schools and school districts. >> do you think it's a hate message? >> again, there is first amendment rights. while i would never deny anybody first aemd maemt rights, i think in this case, it may

i'm chuck pierce. we begin tonight's broadcast-- - i don't get it.er again? [all groaning] [tense quirky music] - remember, one word off-prompter, and i kill the show and my corgi. - what? why? - [in chuck's voice] good evening. we begin tonight's broadcast with an update on the recent biscuit blitz hacking scandal and the brave ceo who put an end to it. - good evening. tonight's show will be a little different. just a man and a camera and the truth. - whoa, is he hot? - smokin'. - we take a look at the recent hacking scandal and at the story that one ceo doesn't want you to hear. - [in chuck's voice] mildred marlock vows to find whoever was responsible, because it definitely wasn't her. portia? - thanks, chuck. coming up, a chicago homicide victim refuses to talk. what is she hiding? stay with us. - well, you got your story. are you happy now? - no, i'm disappointed, the way you ambushed me yesterday. what kind of man tries to throw his own grandmother under the-- oh, what do you call that long, tall car for poor people, uh... oh, anyway. it's a sha

kron four's jeff pierce reports the man was caught in the act.he most recent incident early saturday morning resulted in an arrest in neighboring solano counter.we have made an arrest in a series of vehicle fires that have occurred in recent weeks throughout contra cost county. a thirty six year old man was located in a residential area of benicia and as officers arrived the suspect appeared to have set a fire to a vehicle in a drive way.the rash of fires brought multiple law enforcement agencies together to address the large numbers of vehicle fires and they were present at the arrest.we assembled a task force because of the vehicle fires. investigators from the contra costa das office, the california highway patrol, lafayette police department and the concord police department.the suspect, who authorities chose not to name at this time, is charged with forty three counts of arson in connection with the fires. investigators found numerous similarities that led them to the suspect.there have been commonalities between all the fires that we know o

kron four's jeff pierce has his story.y commuters on bart hamilton cline has his eyes on his phone. but hamilton is closely watching his fellow passengers looking for his next subject. each day he creates a caricature on his phone of those who catch his eye.it is somewhere between cartoons and portraits. which is nice i love doing people's faces it's the thing i find most interesting about people. hamilton teaches computer programing at san francisco's academy of art but his talent for caricature goes back to one of his first forms of employment.i did caricatures at a number of different theme parks for a living.he began his bart sketches on paper. when i started i was only doing pencil.these days i was using a gray marker with a black brush pen.somebody sleeping somebody standing.but then he discovered digital art on his phone.when i got this phone i was finally able to draw wherever i wanted.i chose somebody that looks interesting, gotta look interesting but secondly i look for somebody that isn't moving too much and gen

. - ah, the great chuck pierce. saddam hussein fell on your porta potti. - what a wonderful compliment, dame marlock. it's a pleasure to meet you too. greg has told us so little about you. - well, i just feel it's inappropriate to bring family drama into the workplace. - yeah. - go to school, mom! - i'm an old woman! okay, fine. but i want a backpack with "frozen" on it. - we will talk about a backpack with "frozen" on it. - good lord, who's that? - that is our 60-year-old intern, carol. - no, not her. you know, you should hire more older women. we don't eat, so it's cost effective. i mean the shrill one. the one that was yelling at her. - oh, that's katie. she's the one who's been working on that big hacking story i was telling you about. - ah, yes. the biscuit game. i'm anxious to know more about that. - katie, any updates on your story? - uh, no, but please keep bugging me about it every second 'cause that's super helpful. - okay, well, just get through those boxes because we do not want to get scooped. - uh, don

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pierce, i have-- um... i have the--the research for the... - what do you think of my look?el bublé album cover. pretty fresh, huh? - yeah, it's--it's...fine. i-i don't really know that much about fashion. i got this at a halloween store. it's actually supposed to be frankenstein's top. so... d-do you wanna talk about the story? - eh. we'll get to it. [chris de burgh's "lady in red" plays] ♪ - ♪ never seen you lookin' so lovely ♪ ♪ as you did tonight... - what do you think of this tune? it was playing when my dog died, but... i still think it's sexy. - oh, speaking of-- of dead dogs, it turns out the suberbug can spread through animals. some people say it started when a bat flew into a dog's anus. - tell me... if a guy like me were to ask a girl like you out on a date, where would you wanna go? - oh, no. - ono's? is that a japanese place? groovy. katie? - people in this office are never gonna be friends. oh, lord, what do i do? give me a sign. [heavenly choir] ♪ [light music] ♪ ah... - ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah [tinny ringtone continues] ♪ hallelujah... - can't talk, ang. i'

eastern barbara pierce bush, ceo and cofounder of global health corp transportation secretary elaine chao, take part of a conversation on finding solutions to global poverty. >> host: and this week on the communicators we want to introduce you to terrell mcsweny. top democrat, only democrat on the federal trade commission. before we get to why there's only one democrat in the commission, what is the charge when it comes to communication issues? >> guest: we have a general mandate to protect consumers from unfair deceptive acts and practices and from anticompetitive practices. ..

according to pierce, the young man was campaigning for student government. he was trying to gain more votes. but ironically, when a student here takes on a leadership role, he or she signs a behavior contract, promising to be a role model for others, initially the school told him he could no longer be in a leadership role, that's when his parents took legal action, the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> when those students exercise those first amendment rights how does it make other students feel. >> reporter: but isn't in this a hate message? >> again, there's first amendment rights. >> while i would never deny anybody first amendment rights, i think in this case there was a situation where one child's first amendment rights a- >> reporter: the student will now have a major role within the associated student body without ever apologizing. >>> new fallout from a football hazing incident at napa high school. >> hot and hotter may be the operative expression for our weekend weather. >>> next we're live with the reason why these puppies end

according to pierce, the young man was campaigning for student government. he was trying to gain more votes. but ironically, when a student here takes on a leadership role, he or she signs a behavior contract, promising to be a role model for others, initially the school told him he could no longer be in a leadership role, that's when his parents took legal action, the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> when those students exercise those first amendment rights how does it make other students feel. >> reporter: but isn't in this a hate message? >> again, there's first amendment rights. >> while i would never deny anybody first amendment rights, i think in this case there was a situation where one child's first amendment rights a- >> reporter: the student will now have a major role within the associated student body without ever apologizing. >>> new fallout from a football hazing incident at napa high school. >> hot and hotter may be the operative expression for our weekend weather. >>> next we're live with the reason why these puppies end

but again, i disagree with charlie pierce here. think right now they'll get this legislation. i think they are looking at the entire first year of the trump presidency with no major legislative accomplishments whatsoever. this is consuming everything in washington right now. >> jason, charlie and charlie pierce, thank you. >>> on sunday, i'll be in the bronx at lehman college to talk about "a colony in a nation" out now. if you're in the area, come out and say hi. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we have some news to break tonight. you have already heard already, you have already heard -- you have heard already about "the new york times" reporting tonight that the fired fbi director james comey created a paper trail to document what he perceived to be efforts by the president to obstruct the fbi's investigation into the russian attack on the presidential election and possible trump campaign connections to that attack. you have heard about this story already according to

but again, i disagree with charlie pierce here. don't think right now they'll get this legislation. i think they are looking at the entire first year of the trump presidency with no major legislative accomplishments whatsoever. this is consuming everything in washington right now. >> jason, charlie and charlie pierce, thank you. >>> on sunday, i'll be in the bronx at lehman college to talk about "a colony in a nation" out now. if you're in the area, come out and say hi. >> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >> tonight the explosive "the new york times" story that the president asked the fbi director to bring the flynn-russia investigation to an end. the times says it's from comey's own notes, the reporter who broke the news is here tonight. with some claiming thank you trump obstructed justice, tonight senator john mccain says trump's issues have reached, quote, watergate size and scale. we've got members of house and senate intelligence committees, a watergate prosecutor and our experts and the journalists covering th

but as kron4's jeff pierce explains...man does a lot more than just texting or going on social media... he uses his phone to electronically sketch other riders.... like many commuters on bart hamilton cline has his eyes on his phone. but hamilton is closely watching his fellow passengers looking for his next subject. each day he creates a caricature on his phone of those who catch his eye.it is somewhere between cartoons and portraits. which is nice i love doing people's faces it's the thing i find most interesting about people. hamilton teaches computer programing at san francisco's academy of art but his talent for caricature goes back to one of his first forms of employment.i did caricatures at a number of different theme parks for a living.he began his bart sketches on paper. when i started i was only doing pencil.these days i was using a gray marker with a black brush pen.somebody sleeping somebody standing.but then he discovered digital art on his phone.when i got this phone i was finally able to draw wherever i want

carry him to the democratic presidential nomination combined with secretary of war under franklin pierce jefferson davis of mississippi. are two slaveholding wealth and the de facto acting president of the united states operating behind the week lane president pierce. they converged in their collaboration on the kansas nebraska act. that act repealed the missouri compromise that forbidden slavery north of the line of a middle latitude through the country that it prohibited slavery towards its north and now it's repealed made possible the extension of slavery to the west. in a stroke, the old political order cracked apart. we were thunderstruck and stunned and weaver yield and fell another confusion, said lincoln, describing the atmosphere of the early resistance, but we each rose fighting, grasping whatever he could first reach aside, a pitchfork, chopping ax orbiters cleaver, we struck in the direction of the south. in two brief autobiographies that lincoln put out during his 1860 presidential campaign he depicted himself in this wilderness period as strangely content in a kind of inter

paul pierce leaves the floor for the final time after 19 nba seasons. time all-star played 15 in boston. won a championship in 2008 before going on to play for the nets, wizards and clippers f. you ask the great kobe bryant, tweeting his congratulations to hall of fame career. boston, wizards and wizards probably been visit bid the tooth feror fairy. inadvertent elbow from washington otto porter. if we learned anything about thomas in this post season, he performs well even while facing adversity. thomas scored add game high 33 points with j crowder and al. each adding more than 20. celtics take the opener against the wizards 123-111. he should definitely get that tooth looked at. turning now to stanley cup playoff. technical difficulties make for a patriotic crowd ahead of the puck drop between the ducks and oilers. take a listen to this. >> is this working. let's sing it together. o' say can you see, by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hailed at the twilights last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars. >> that's the canadian crowd he

party, la hoya pool petrified as gunfire pierced the evening. a hail of bullets raining down. the woman killed and six of those injured were african-american. the other, a latino mail. >> the suspect is reloading his gun in the pool area. >> authorities identifying him as a 43-year-old white man named peter selles. >> he is sitting in a lawn chair, telling people to leave. >> witnesses say he sat steadily reloading his weapon. >> we consider the the gear in one hand and a gun in the other. >> continuing to shoot as witnesses fled the scene. police rushing in. >> a sergeant and two officers went to the pool area, confronted the suspect, and an officer-involved shooting took place. the suspect was shot by the officers and is deceased. promptingtic scene, rob reaction from responding officers. >> he lived at that apartment complex. police trying to determine a motive for his assault. >> look at this. this is not what you want to see inside an airplane. 27 people were heard on board. they were thrown around when the plane hit turbulence. luggage as well as food and drinks from the

. >> pierce brosnan among those saying roger moore was by far the best james bond that lived. >> when another james bond says that. it's for real. he also, you know, sir roger moore. but he always said, just call me roger. >> just rog. >> laid back, down to earth guy. >> great movies, live and let die, man with the golden gun, the spy who loved me. >> i was surprised as everyone else to beep cast as bond because i was 45 at the time. older than sean connery. >> is that right? in harting the role after sean connery. he'll be missed. >> coming up. memorial day around the corner, and long weekend comes with good deals. >> from cars to clothes, mattresses even. well, appliances, hot holiday sales are coming up. >>> you have seen all the e-mails and ads. this weekend primetime for deals. what should you buy now? what should you wait on? consumer expert is hereafter talking with experts you, now have the scoop for us. >> go out. >> what do we go for? what do we wait on? >> very good deals on cars. talking to edmond.com last night. see the cash back, rebates, financing offers. acuar, trx, $9

in concord jeff pierce kron four news.jr stone) a follow now to a scary hacking situation that happened on thursday this week involving a cyberattack. it was actually a 22 year old malware researcher who stopped the attack. people in more than 100 countries including here in the united states were affected. fedex was one of the companies hit. europe and russia were some of the hardest hit areas. a vulnerability in microsoft windows was revealed spreading ransomware across networks around the world. perpetrators demanded that users pay 300 dollars. if they failed to do so computer files would be deleted. that 22 year old researcher published a blog today about a kill switch they used to disable the program. we talked to tech experts friday. so this is the modern day kidnapping right gearlier people would go get a gun to your head make a call to your family and ask for an amount of money. now they are taking control of your computer which is the crown jewel for most businesses today.(jr stone) while this most recent attack w

a leadership role, he or she signs a behavior contract, promising to be a role model for others, pierce says initially the school told him he could no longer be in a leadership roam. that's when his parents took legal action. the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> and when students exercise those first amendment rights, how it makes other students feel. it's a classic conflict that we deal with as a school and school districts. >> is this a hate message? >> again, there is first amendment rights. while i would never deny anybody first amendment rights, i think in this case, they may be in a situation where one child's first amendment rights are superseding the school's rights in a caring and respectful environment. >> reporter: pierce says the students will now have a major role within the associated student body without ever apologizing. in danville, le anne melendez, abc 7 news. >> it could be a little hectic few plan on going to an at&t store this weekend. this was the scene yesterday in front of at&t's flagship store in san francisco. union workers picketed in f

. >> but sometimes finding lasting romance -- >> your eye contact is piercing. >> -- requires some tough love. >> we have to talk. >> embark on the ultimate journey. >> i'm excited about it. >> with a world renowned expert as your guide. >> many of us fall in love. the person that we think still to come. >> i feel like i have been reminded there are a lot of things in life to be reminded about. >> tonight paul brunson. >> you can only find yourself love. my job is to give you the tools to do it. >> help. i need love. ♪ >> my name is courtney. i live in new york city. i have a daughter olivia who is 10 and she is beautiful. funny. loving. oliv's and i met in 20000. we dated for two years. we got married about a year and a half later decided let's try to have a family. and after trying for a while we realized we probably should seek some help. so we ended up having the good fortune of ivf be an option for us and we got pregnant on the first try. when olivia was born, ray found a piece of himself. becoming a dad changed him. which is heartbreaking because that was what he would cry about wh

. >> 48-year-old melissa myers is checking in with registered dietitian emily pierce. started her weight loss regiment last october when her weight was creeping up to 200-pounds. she started on her own, cut out sugar and lost ten pounds. then she got a new trigs for a more manageable plan. they had 100% individualized weight loss plan. >> emily helps melissa what to toss in her shopping cart for meals and snacks. she helped her curve emotional eating. over four months she dropped 30-pounds and has gone down four pant sizes. >> if it' it's nice to walk up s and not be out of breath. it's nice to bend over and tie my shoes. >> she says a personalized plan works best because everyone's likes and dislikes are important. miss sha likes a glass of wine occasionally and her favorite food. >> she plans around them scaling back for other meals and focuseses on lean protein and vegetables instead. o if you are not keeping track of what you are eating, you don't know what you are eating. it's healthy, realistic weight loss. one to two pounds a week is what we strive for. >> but e

in concord jeff pierce kron four news.(jrs) in the east bay - another lawsuit filed by albany high school students in connection with racist social media posts.it was filed yesterday on behalf of four families.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to their lawyer. she joins us live at albany high with the details. the lawyer says these students didn't actually post any of the photos.they didn't comment on any photos, but they did like some of the photos and send some text messages.but they were suspended for a few days and now aren't attending school at all. (hermela)the claim is that because this was on instagram, and text.. platforms not owned by albany high, they have the right to free speech.the second part the lawsuit is about the way the school handled the incident.the attorney says these students were not given the chance to properly apologize to the targets of the post.when they showed up, the school allowed them to be berated by other students.their attorney says they were attacked physically and verbally by other studen

who was attacked about 700 yards from where levy's body was found, said she saw guandique in the pierce and if you look at where chandra levy lived, the logical route would have taken her right through the pierce mill parking lot. >> reporter: so who is the predator in the park? his name, ingmar guandique, a 19-year-old undocumented construction worker from el salvador. >> he had alcohol problems, he had cocaine problems. >> reporter: sari horowitz and her "washington post" colleague scott higham published an explosive series of articles questioning why the metro pd hadn in the levy case, given his disturbing m.o. >> he would sit at a park bench and he saw a certain type of we mall, that something inside of him would compel him to give chase. he would sprint up behind them, grab them around the neck and pull them off the trail. >> i had seen an article in the "washington post" that talked about this guy called guandique, who attacked two women in the park. the microgeography was identical. so, i was curious, how -- how had they just missed him? >> reporter: why would somebody who attack

they see what would be future hall of famer paul pierce's final game.n 104-91, earn them a date with golden state in the next round, but the 39-year-old paul pierce, what a career. thanked fans of every nba city after the game, saying he has no regrets and that he gave everything he had every single day of his 19-year career. outstanding. >>> great moment before last night's nhl playoff game between the anaheim ducks and edmonton oilers in canada, mind you. the microphone stopped working during the american national anthem, so what did country music singer brett kissel do? well, he asked the fans for a sing-along. check it out. ♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> give you the goose bumps a little bit. the oilers would lose the game but still lead the series 2-1. and those 18,000 fans in that arena, in edmonton, singing the national anthem of their neighbors to the south. that's strong, guys, strong stuff. >> i mean, how many americans could sing "o canada"? >> you sing it every day on this show. >> in french, "o

the nba is honoring paul pierce as his career comes to a close.n sunday and it final game wrapping up his 19 year career. players put together an emotional video tribute. pierce played for the celtics brooklyn washington and the clippers. back to you maureen and holly. >> thank you wisdom. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning, home depot shoppers beware. you could be at risk of identity fraud. >> an opportunist wastes no time posting and selling a unique movie promotion on ebay. >> heading to break with a live look across the d.c. region. it is 5:20, it's 64 degrees and we're back with more news after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> giant 21st century fox is talking to the private equity firm blackstone about a possible joint venture to buy tritribune fox would put in its own portfolio of stations. >> private information may be at risk if you are a home depot shopper. information for thousands of shoppers could be at risk after a security breach there. home depot posted 13 spreadsheets with customers' information like full names, e-mail, home addresses, si

. >> he pierced her heart with a bullet. he shattered my daughter's heart, a beautiful heart. when a mother loses a child, it's the worst feeling, but now that evil person has made me a member of the club that i never wanted to join. >> another woman also died in that shooting. and holland's fiance was seriously wounded. police are still trying to identify who shot them. >>> honoring the men and women who put their lives on the line every day. we'll take you to the national causing a crash that brought tragedy to one family. so why didn't he show up on the day of his sentencing? me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >>> tonight the white house turns blue in honor of law enforcement who died in th

. >> the beast's hide is too thick to be pierced from the outside, i must cut through it on the insideer: if you're not a superhero movie person company, not change channels, believe me. you might really like this movie. >> the same level of thickness from the inside as the outside -- >> i realize that. >> there's 94 out-loud laughs in this than most comedies. >> don't call me a raccoon! >> i'm sorry, i took it too far. i meant trash panda. >> watch it purely for the soundtrack. >> good. >> and maybe should? ♪ >> when you're making a movie that's cosmic, that's outside of birth, to be able to have touchstones, something to bring you back, some sense of familiarity. the music itself really brings it back. makes it an earthly story. >> reporter: it's a sequel. >> i've made many mistakes. >> reporter: kurt russell comes in to play chris pratt's long-lost dad. >> perfectly cast. >> you're called ego in this film. >> can't deny it. >> hot hell are you? >> reporter: there's that complicated father/son dynamic. zoe saldana's issues. >> all you do is yell at each other. you're not friends. >>

the jazz win 104-91, earning a date with golden state in the next round, but 39-year-old paul pierce fans of every nba city after the game, saying he has no regrets, that he gave everything he had every single day of his illustrious 19-year career. >>> great moment before last night's nhl playoff game between the anaheim ducks and edmonton oilers in canada. the microphone stopped working during the national anthem, so country music singer brett kissel asked the fans for some help. [ crowd singing ] ♪ ♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> goosebump action there. the oilers lost the game but still lead the series 2-1, and those 18,000 fans in that arena in edmonton singing the national anthem for their neighbors to the south. outstanding stuff, guys. >> that's what friends are for. >> you know, i had goose bumps. that was a wonderful moment. imagine if a mike went out here. we'd know "o canada," and that might be it. >> two words. but i could sing it for a long time. >> could you? by the way, anthony wants to know how he got in the "bleacher report," going 6 for 6 with

>> reporter: well, the attorneys say when school leaders plarchd the students in front of pierce they were yelled at chased and a couple were even beaten. this took place on march 30th when the students were set to walk out to the high school peers for what the district called a restorative justice session. instead as the student body grew restle administratives diverted the students to a side door. some of the peers allegedly followed that's when attorney daryl yorkey say the safety of his clients was jeopardized. >> you'll of the students have been labelled essentially been given a starlt letter. >> the lawsuit claims because the instagram post was private the district has no grounds for discipline. the account dplikted racial pictures of african-american students at the school. yoky says it was only made public after the district chose to do so. 13 students have been reprimanded for either commenting or liking the photos. disciplinary action includes suspension with some facing possible expulsion. regardless how administrators handled the situation students don't want the real issu

brian pierce takes to us aston delaware county crews responded to fire at a dry cleaner.s broke out at swift cleaners on the 3500 block of concord road. crews were able to get it under control in about an hour and a half and no one was hurt. also in delaware county, community meeting tonight about making a former faculty member at monsignor bonner hoy school a saint. kibble of dozen people turn out in drexel hill to learn more information about the process father bill atkinson was 1963 grad and a long-serving faculty member at the school. he died in 2016 his cause for sane hood was officially opened this past april. >>> when you see news happening take out that phone, shoot it and use the fresco app and zen it to our newsroom. lucy. >> thank you very much, iain actor sir roger moore died, has died. he has passed on at the age of 89 years old. moore played the british super spy james bond in seven movies in the 1970s and '80s. photo night his death got us thinking about the real james bond. you know, back in the 1950s novel list iain fleming named newly created super spy a

first a pierce for the jazz in 7 years. >> obviously they've been resting and had a lot of time. like you said, we come off game 7 win, you feel good, you have some momentum. you know, you can kind of keep it rolling a little bit. the way the ball was moving and the way we were defending, i think we can take that and try to carry on to the next series. >> round two in the east game hosting the wizards. isaiah thomas gets his tooth knocked out. like a hockey player, he'd stay in the game. he finished with 33 points, nine assists. despite the wizards starting the game 16-0. boston would hit 19 three's in this game. avery bradley three of his 18, celtics take game one. 123-111 your final. >>> padres after blowing a lead with an 8-run inning last night, had a two-run lead going into the 9th today. could they go on? a nice boat ride. they managed two runs in the 6th inning. michael morris double off the wall. his offense welcome by the g-men. mark came in the 9th to get the save. they could not hang onto the two-run lead. former giant hector sanchez, first in the year, ties it at two,