would run from neutral up. opt in. really and i will be honest. with reallysations dynamic women, aren't you seeing what i am seeing? i will help you. that so many were, no, it is not a good time for my family, so i knew that somebody had to do something. was a year of17 women, in particular, but americans really stepping forward and doing what they did not do before. a lot of people made their first phone call to their elected representatives. they had never written a lever -- written a letter or sent an email. i had never run before, and this is what i could do. so women, in turn, were my foundation for the campaign. financial contributions, the largest came from women, both in the size and the volume. women were the largest source of volunteer support, and they really gave our campaign all of the energy that we needed, and so women have been like our rock in this, and i do not take it for granted. how to go about fundraising? fundraising is a big component of it. this is where you go to raise money. you just

but i'll either become a free running coach. or i'll open a gym in my home city of tears a lot of it is i don't need to get him out of that other guy on after you've been employed by the other side to be anything. but demetrius wants to perfect his skills to become one of the world's top free run is. that's all we have time for today but we'll be back tomorrow of course with another healthy dose of european lifestyle and culture then follow us on our facebook and instagram pages at v.w. euro max a lot from our. dream team to be cruising commandeered by the center of attention when their film opened this year's festival they play the leads in the psycho thriller everybody you know they've already made many films together your own max interviewed the pair of oscar winning actors on the french riviera glitz glamour and great cinema next time on your own backs. to. go. on. an exclusive interview with the french president. and a moment is stirring up in france europe and the world. we meet the rising star of global politics the inter

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tile grout might be running intimidating might be his running mate. my favorite one some guy i met on the bus. his running mate is his buddy, carl. [laughter] he was all hands. [applause] kat, kat, what will they do? kat: i think they are screwed. [laughter] look at what they have aligned themselves with in the past week. they defended ms 13, they defended hamas, they do not have a message that everyday americans that resonates with everyday americans. all they do is assessed with hitting jump, hating on everything he does and even if he doesn't do anything wrong like says that violent evil gang members are evil and violent they focus on that rather than coming up with a message which is what they so desperately need. greg: you are right, tyrus, what is that message? tyrus: much ado about nothing. [laughter] greg: you read the cliff notes. [laughter] tyrus: it's obama had the same situation. trump and him they become more similar in terms of dealing with their parties. no one was going to knock obama off and no one will knock trump off. he is the chan

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if the candidate running most scared in ohio. candidate running most scared ohio. -- his opponent ran team rubicon. mantra of his campaign is country over party. is one of these congressman has not felt the need to have a single town hall meeting in his district. i think across party lines, even independence, can agree that if you are in the body that is called the people's house, you shouldn't be afraid to meet with the people and to do it in a town hall host: the cook political report has share brown's race is certainly one that is in play in the fall. birmingham alabama, line for democrats. caller: good morning. sheriff brown is going to be fine, he will win that race. chairman, youtic know what, speaking of democrats , speak up. democrats is donald trump. this is need to say, america. it are dealing with a pathological liar in the white house. we are americans. i'm very concerned about my social security. i am a retiree. working.re is the republicans are trying to take away everything. speak up, democrats. do not likbe like t

run on if you are the out party. do you want a check on the president? you can like him and still say yes i want a check on the president. >> this reminds me of the recall election of scott walker in 2012. there was a effort that he was a polarizing governor, both sides were really invested. overall voters said it seems like it's too much, like overreach, like a change in the process and i'm not comfortable with. that even though i don't like him. >> scott walker wasn't accused of committing a crime. >> right. >> that would be the big difference here. that was an ideological dispute. >> right. i don't know that republican primary voters and voters overall aren't convinced that the president committed a crime here. >> true. >> democratic primary voters under president obama are different than those under trump. this is welcome to thunder dome time. if they want red meat and you are offering mint tea it is not going to go over well. >> the idea that democrats are going to run onna impeach men would be gift to you. but

teachers are telling us to run, run, go, run. me and my friend ryan ran to get shelter, and that's where i found my mom. i thought i was going -- i was having an asthma attack. and i just wanted to be home. >> he was in that classroom where the shooter was. according to him there were three students down in the classroom, and when they were coming out, there were students down outside the back door of the school. >> she called me and said mom, there's shots. i said what. she said there's shots in the school and she was crying. i turned around and just hauled it to the school. >> i want to bring in a retired nypd lieutenant and also tammy lightener. what's the latest information. >> the sheriff's office said that there are multiple casualties. the scene is controlled, though, in the manner that the shooter is in custody. all we know at this point is that he is a male. this all started around 7:45 a.m. when some of the students reported hearing a fire alarm go off. and as they were filing out of the classrooms, they said they start

i hope bernie runs in 2020. if he does not, things are different because what he did and what you help them do. thank you. i also love comic books. 50 years ago, i used to spend all of my money on comic books. [laughter] i have two questions. we heard from at schulz -- from ed schulz. he was in burlington when he announced -- when bernie announced he would run for president. he was called by phil griffin five minutes before and was told not to do it. based on the previous caller, who was a hillary supporter and very hostile, what is senator sanders going to do differently to combat the toxicity of the hillary people? this information from the media? hillaryr people, di -- people, disinformation from the media? california stop doing the exit polls, one of the sedition things that happened during the primary. what do you know about it? guest: thank you. knowxit poll issue, folks there has been discussion of exit polls. some of the networks that put money into them have pulled out. there is a lot of talk in bernie'

, run, go, run. me and my friend ryan calvert ran to the floor so we could get shelter. and that's when i called my mom. because i thought i was going to have an -- i was having an asthma attack. and i just wanted to be safe. >> i was upstairs. and i just, like, i heard the fire alarm go off. i thought it was a fire drill. i left my bag and stuff inside. i, like, went downstairs. and then i met up with him and then all these teachers telling us it get back. i didn't know what was going on. i thought the school was on fire. and then we just heard gunshots go off. so he grabbed my hand and we took off running towards the bushes. >> some of the accounts that we are hearing from these students came, we're hearing from their parents as we describe those frantic phone calls from their children saying that they were being relocated to a nearby gas station where they could potentially reunite with their parents. still a lot happening there as this is still very active situation, but, of course, the country n

people get run over by a mania. he runs over as many as he can. eight people killed, many people badly injured. missing a leg, missing an arm. can you imagine? these are all people different from me in the sense that they want to run. i don't want to run. they work hard, they look good. then they come home and because of this maniac and others like him -- look at what is going on all over the the world. look at what is happening to your. .- to europe so the government take this man, and he got here, and he's got 22 people who came it. his mother, his father, his uncle, his sister -- he has 22 people who came in for this one guy. that is called chain migration.

i'll give you a statistic on women, this year 34,000 women are running for office. this is our country and we're going to get engaged and get involved of the the other thing that's interesting about who's running is how many people have served in iraq, in afghanistan, and they're running as democrats, so i hope this will be sort of the end of vietnam, you know, era that the military can't be democratic because so many democrats are running who have been in the military. >> michael, i was going to say i tend to agree with what the captain says, the division of the military party were extraordinary, not just over the war in vietnam, there was a whole bunch of things that really divided the party. you had a wing of the party, more conservative democrats, somebody like bobby kennedy, he had a lot of opposition within the party. labor didn't like him, southern democrats couldn't stand him. there was some serious, serious fault lines in the party, nothing like that today. you do see this debate obviously between the bernie sanders wing of the party and they're not, i don'

herself and run in her own right. so she's running for the full -- not the full term but to serve the balance of the term. so she's on the ballot here in 2016. she is being -- she will likely be opposed by a two-term republican senate senator by the name of karen housley who i think is also very capable. her husband phil housley is kind of a household name in minnesota hockey because he is in the hockey hall of fame, and he is currently the coach of the nhl buffalo sabres. and somehow he has held his job even though they came in last place. fortunately for karen housley, she's running in minnesota and not in northern new york, but i think that is going to -- i think that's going to turn into a surprisingly good and competitive race because minnesota is one of the states that's actually moving to the right, you know. the -- minnesota is the most reliable democratic state in the presidential election. the last time it voted for a republican was richard nixon in 1972, and who has done the best? donald trump only lost by

>> you're going to have to just keep running. >> that's your advice, just keep running?just keep running. >> reporter: how about that, huh? get comfortable with the pain, she says. i'm in pain now. it ain't comfortable. it's not comfortable for us. but mallory and so many others have a different mind-set, and it just fires you up unbelievably so. look, on behalf of over 100,000 people around the world, we run for those who can't, right, guys? come on! >> rob's racing for the next water break. and, sam, you brought up a good point. it's so incredibly hard to do what rob is doing. >> try to do tv and talk and run. and he's been doing distance at that. >> it's amazing. >> and at his age. >> kudos to rob and everyone that is running this morning. >> it's really awesome. >>> coming up, something else that's coming up on the show that's pretty cool. the man behind the new abc show, "deception," how he turned his magic hobby into a full-time job. he might even have a magic trick, people. >> what? >> yep. earning your degree shouldn't be either. with the groundbreaking flexpath

in fact we are running well in all of the states. even in the western states but i think that we are going to win the southern and border states and we are going to win several of the states in the midwest and a good chance to win california. we also have an excellent chance in new york, whether some people believe it or not. we received more mail from the state of new york than any state in the union. >> are there any conditions now under which you would withdraw from the race before november. >> there are no conditions under which i would withdraw from the race for the presidency, i said last year when i was trying to get on the ballot in california, that this ought to be a lesson to one of the two national parties, they ought to give the american people a choice, not only have they not given the american people a choice but party leadership joined together in the passage of the so called fair housing law, an attack on private property of the everyone looking for the democratic and republican party demonstration joined together to

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emotions run high over claimsjeremy warming up.anti—semitism and now len mclusky said the row was inflamed by his enemies in party head quarters. said the row was inflamed by his enemies in party head quartersm is my personal belief, i don't want to be too offensive, but i i believe that was deliberate by forces in the labour party who slowed down the process so jeremy corbyn labour party who slowed down the process sojeremy corbyn could be blamed. there is another internal struggle in a party with with a lot of new recruits. some say that the labour party should be about the mass membership, the new members who flooded in and the days of union's power is a thing of past? trade unions created the labour party and will always have the labour party as their political voice. will always bea their political voice. will always be a powerful group. of course we will, because we represent millions of working people and we represent labour. unites handed labour party £11 million underjeremy corbyn and he is the tory‘s favourite bogey man.

who is not permitted to run. in thecampaign manager attempt to run a 2008 as well as in the 2013 mayoral campaign in moscow when he came in second with 28%. in 2012, he cofounded the central committee of the progress party in addition to is of the political work, he a freelance i.t. consultant and former chief development officer at a grip in luxembourg which is the world's leading manufacturer of portable 3-d scanners. he is founder of the internet production society and let me pose the question again -- how do you run a campaign when you know circumstances are such that you cannot win? who wants to start? >> i will. >> an election is an unpredictable event and something to change. the so-called russian election is not an election. to -- it hadoser all the same attributes. the ballot boxes, but of course not the election at all. russian election as such an event. it ank researchers call electoral type event or something like this. but not an election. voters can participate in such an event or in our case, try t

go on a dummy run, go round again.raw fresh audiences into the story of the dambusters, and of the 52 crew members who didn't come home. really hit the people on the squadron. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do. it'sjust a question of being the lucky one. that is a summary of the news. now it's time for newsnight, with emily maitlis. i think we are looking at the libya model of 2003—200a... no wonder north korea's getting cold feet on the us deal — who wants to be the next libya? isjohn bolton trying to warn his own boss to be a little bit more hardline when dealing with a rogue state? we get the perspective of the white house,

jim ellis runs a firm called ellis insight. they provide fortune 500 corporate clients with nonpartisan political analysis for federal campaigns and state campaigns all around the country. this analysis helps to inform his corporate clients and their political action committees for their p.a.c. contributions, as well as providing election forecasts. helping them to develop their strategy. helps them to develop political content for internal communications and external ommunications for his clients. i have known him for 20 years. mike: i'm delighted he's been able to make time to spend with us today for our lunch time conversation. after this conversation about politics, our lunch time keynote and closing our program will be senator joe donnelly, the democrat from the state of indiana. jim, let's talk politics. this is an election year. we have had all sorts of different prognostications and people look at different factors to try to predict how the elections are going to go. almost every one of our speakers so far today has bee

he was not permitted to run. the campaign manager for an opponent to attempted to run navalny ran where he came in 20%. he is a freelance i.t. consultant, and former chief business development officer in luxembourg which is the world leading manufacturer of portable 3-d scanners. he is head of the election committee for the core naming counsel of the opposition. let me pose the question. wheno you run the campaign you know the circumstances are such that you cannot win. who wants to start? >> ok. thank you. the question should be rephrased. how do you run a campaign knowing there is no election? event, is ans an unpredictable outcome, there is something to change. it could bring some change to the policy, and so on. the so-called russian election is not a election in any sense. it is much closer to what was the election in the soviet time. ots --g stations, the ball it was not an election at all. nowadays, russian election is such an event. elecotoral -- electoral type event. the leader of the opposition was not

but i'll either become a free running coach. or i'll open a gym in my home city of tears a lot of it is not only america but rather gone after you've been a point where i was so i could be anything. but demetrius wants to perfect his skills to become one of the world's top free run is. that's all we have to. time for today but we'll be back tomorrow of course with another healthy dose of european lifestyle and culture then follow us on our facebook and instagram pages at d.f.w. your remarks. next time on your own max. green jeanne pinella be cruising javier bardem the center of attention in canada when their film opened last year's festival they play the leads in the psycho thriller everybody you know they've already made many films together hero max interviewed the pair of oscar winning actors on the french riviera glitz glamour and great cinema next time you're up next. the first. plane ways at full speed explain. the way shiny. luck but always on the move. plane mostly today and in the future. drive it on w. full. every journ

a lot of the folks running for fun. but they are still running. >> they are still running.ds and you said when you did it, you walked most of it; right? >> yeah. we had to walk the first probably two miles because there was close to 100,000 people. >> yeah extends. why are they still running? well, because that is kind of a deal here. so you see these folks sky fox giving up this look. but this will go on for awhile. you have a lot of street closures. 18 miles of road closures. keep that in mind. >> there is a cold beverage. a frosty beverage at the end of this. and nice sea breeze coming off ocean beach where they will end up. >> it's a lot of fun. >> hard to get back in the city. >>> people in san francisco's hate ashberry neighborhood are sharing their opinions on how to use the mcdonalds that the city wants to turn into affordable housing. they paid $15 million for that site and they want to tear that down and put affordable housing there. there is a public meeting held this past week and people got to talk about how they wanted to use that building in the meantime. acc

i can't run forever."celebration -- athleticism ...termination.and it brings tens of thousands of people to san francisco year after year. sally seehafer, north carolina "just different groups of people having fun. everybody's being who they are and that's what they should be doing and that's san francisco and i have goosebumps!"it's a challenging course that runs from the bay to the pacific -- up hills and through golden gate park.but at the end of the run -- there is food, drink and music for everyone. dr. doug yarris, san francisco "just a mass of humanity." sally seehafer, north carolina "enjoyment and joy."tk kelly, east bay"i wish it was today!" in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news (jrs) coming up -- it's video stirring up a conversation. a california candidate confronting a transgender woman after she used the restroom... the story behind it all right after the break. (justine) plus -- where you can see 30 foot masterpiece, coming up ! (jrs) and in case you missed the live stream of the royal wedding on our website th

he needs to hit a six-run homer.hat doesn't exist, but fielder's choice. 11-2 pie rights the final. giants strike out 14 times. they've lost five straight. this was apparently reunion night because the a's met up with sonny gray in new york, a yankee now. say hello to crush. chris davis, all he does is hit home runs. that's his 10th. a couple of batters later, matt chapman. goodbye. two-run clout. bottom five. here come the judge. off kendall grachb, judge, a three-run blast. everybody is hitting them out. jed lowrie taking advantage of the short portion right. his ninth of the year. john carlo stanton, bases loaded. gets him to pop out. and then matt joyce, like i said, everybody going deep on a friday night. his fourth homer -- fourth of the game for the a's who win 10-5 and they're at 19 and 19. klay thompson is apparently serious about staying a warrior to the extent he would leave tens of millions of dollars on the table to sign an extension. marcus thompson broke the story. the team says no talks are ongoing bu

not olson with the towering three run home run. toronto chipped away and got closer. matt chapman long gone to the left. they have home run - - they have homeruns in every game so far. they win this game 10-5. >>> nhl hockey that the east. eastern conference they all finals. it is a good series. lightning and capitals are going out at. alex scores for tampa. and it left in the third period, and tina to make it 4-2 on the final. that series is now tied 2-2. and take a look at the replay on what turned out to be the deciding goal. right there, alex ovechkin is not happy. >>> we have time to check this out. you don't see it often. bottom of the 12th inning. brandon crawford thought he had a walk in this 3-2 pitch. he seldom loses his temper. he is ejected from the game. bruce seldom loses it and he also gets addicted. and they call it the league of yes. billy hit a home run in long island and he has his own special way of celebrating. they let him do his thing. he could not run across the plate. then the party would be over. those guys are here to greet him. - - this lea

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he had one at that was running in the primary . nowhere in the ad did he talk about being a democrat. he talked about republican issues, cutting funding, being for the military, so he is positioning himself as the middle of the road guy, average joe, just working for hoosiers, not one particular party. host: take this around some of the house races around the state. any primaries that you will be focused on particularly tonight? guest: the one that has gotten the most attention with interest is the seat to succeed luke messer in a house district, that he is giving up to run for the sena >> we'll have to leave the last few moments of this interview as the u.s. house is about to gavel in. see the rest of it at c-span.org. our live coverage of the primary results will happen tonight shortly after the polls close on the c-span networks and at c-span.org. u.s. house about to begin legislative work on antitrust issues and the cfpb rule on auto financing. both around 1:00 p.m. and again at 4:00. live coverage of the house here on c-span.

and the run rate just slowed . down our names the two australian players he says were involved in the fix who was passing. and he said. once again given the gravity of the allegations al-jazeera has decided not to name the two australian players at this time but will pass our evidence to the relevant authorities we have made various attempts to contact the two players but they have not responded to the allegations there is no evidence to suggest that any other members of the team are involved in or aware of the alleged fix. the debt. setting they give up names of ticket money that endeavor setting off the field or i'm a little bit of. a try at the ranchi test matches that mention boy and now are certainly worthy of a serious and transparent investigation. the fact is that. he was able to accurately predict the end of two stations one station each of those test matches brings those to stretch a credibility question with. the now thinks he's going to be paid for the information he gave us about the fix at the raunchy

he was the campaign manager in the attempt to run in 2008 as well as the 2013 campaign or he did run. he cofounded the central committee of the progress party in addition to all of his political work he is a freelance it consultant. it is the world's leading manufacturer. of portable 3d scanners. and as founder of a digital rights ngo. the internet protection society. let me pose the question again how do you run a campaign when you know circumstances are such that you cannot win. he wants to start us off. thank you. the question should definitely be rephrased to how do you run a campaign knowing there is no election. an election event is an unpredictable outcome where something could change. which could bring some change to the policy the question is not election in any sense. it's much closer to what was an election in the soviet time. it all of the attributes. with the polling stations but of course that was not the election at all. and now the russian election is such an event i think researchers call the electoral type event. but not the event. it is to participate in such an eve

so many are running.re running, and so many women along with many men working with them are knocking on doors, talking to their neighbors, contacting their local representatives. that's going to change the political conversation not just in the big cities or the liberal states, but in the conservative areas like the ones i've been visiting over the last year and a half. that will change the lay of the land for whoever gets elected, and some will lose. >> and i think to really underscore theda's point, by contrast, full disclosure, i'm on the board of emily's list. in 2016, we were having a hard time trying to recruit women. we had 900 women throwing their hands to be candidates. we are are now trying to struggle because there's 36,000. so this is not just about a one-time wave. if anything, it's a cultural shift. women are now seeing they too can hold public office even if they are the older librarian or if they are the single mother. that is what makes it special. if you look at what happened in virginia

san francisco will be running pretty chilly. look at the winds right now out of the west at 56 degrees. tomorrow morning starting off the race in the low 50s with low clouds and likely some misty skies. look at the wind speeds, gusts around the pass of 45 miles per hour. the reason why livermore's high temperature is down near 65 degrees. yes a chilly start to the morning, but low clouds and even some drizzle possible. coming up we'll give you you an outlook for the rest of the sunday and a cool seven-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> remember, you can track the forecast with our nbc bay area app and get personal updates on the weather for your neighborhood. >>> dozens of people race to get out of a burning apartment building. tonight they can't go home because of the damage. just before 4:00 this afternoon flames broke out at the casa redwood apartments on middlefield road in redwood city across the street from the costco. one man says when someone pounded on his door, he only had seconds to grab his wallet and his keys

if you look at the ads running so far in the midterms in the off-year elections, run by democrats like jon tester or claire mccaskill, they have been doing that. they are not talking about what is happening in d.c. we have seen this in real time. going back to alabama, 75% of our advertising was positive. it wasn't talking about accusations against moore, it wasn't talking about donald trump. it was talking about our candidate and aspirational desire of people to claim power by voting. i think it is going to be a balance, but when you get on the ground you find candidates are pretty consistent on the issues. >> when donald trump holds his next rally, he will say i cut your regulations, fighting taxes, i'm fighting china. that is what he is offering. that is what republicans are offering voters. what are democrats offering? our focus is simple. we want to give everybody a fair shot. raising wages, expanding jobs theving everyone opportunity they desire. when democrats talk about the republican tax plan we win the argument. it is simple. republicans have chosen to raise taxes on the weal

i think if you look at the ads running so far in the midterm, the off-year elections, the ads run by democrats like jon tester or joe donnelly, they have been doing that. they are not talking about what is happening in d.c. we have seen this in real time. going back to alabama 75% of our , advertising in alabama was actually positive. it wasn't talking about the accusations against mueller. it wasn't talking about donald it was actually talking about our candidate and the desire for people to reclaim power by voting. i think it is going to be a balance but when you get on the ground you find candidates are pretty consistent on the issues. michael: when donald trump holds his next rally, he will say i am cutting regulations and i lowered your taxes and i'm fighting china. what is the economic response from the democratic party? that is what he is offering. what are democrats offering? guy: i think our focus is very simple. we want to give everybody a fair shot. we want to focus on raising jobs, andanding giving young people every opportunity they desire. when you look at the tax argum

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i would run out just to see them. and so i think it's important for young people to see other people like them in media as actors, as entertainers, as elected officials, as news reporters just so they know that there are many paths and avenues available to them, and it's not just the kind of stereotypical thing that you would typically get from, you know, old school media like you're a kung fu fighter or martial artist of some sort, and i think that's important. >> yeah, we're gonna talk about stereotypes in just a bit. but first, gina, as an actress here in the bay area, can you share some of your experiences that you've had as you've gone on auditions? >> yeah, absolutely. so, auditions are always nerve-wracking, i think, for me and for a lot of other actors. and there's a sense of when you're confident and you're calm and you have this good, you know, humor about you and sense of self-awareness, then i always find that those are the auditions that do really well. and in the bay area, we have a very tight-knit commu

the fake mainstream media has from the time i announced i was running for president run the most highly sophisticated, dishonest disinformation campaign. the president had more to say at the campaign rally in nashville. >> so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign. is there anybody in this big, beautiful arena right now that's infiltrating our campaign. would you please raise your hand. that would take courage, huh? >> okay. so prominent republican who has been in the thick of briefings around the investigation disagreeing. this is what trey gowdy said last night as well. >> it was president trump himself who said number one, i didn't collude with russia, but if anyone connected with my campaign did, i want the fbi to find that out. it looks to me like the fbi was doing what president trump said i want you to do, find it out. i'm even more convinced that the fbi did exactly what my citizens would want me to do when they got the information they got and it has nothing to do wit

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loud explosions and all the teachers are telling us to run, run, go, like run. nobody should go through. nobody should be able to feel that in school. this is a place where we're supposed to feel safe. this is somewhere we come most of the week. nobody should have to go through this. nobody should feel that pain. >> officials are telling the media the situation has been contained, but it's still active. doctors at a local hospital briefed the media. they said they received three patients from the shooting, one is an adult in surgery in critical condition, a second, another adult, was admitted to the e.r., the third, a teenage whose condition is unknown. pete williams joins us live from washingto washington. >> we heard heard so many student witnesses say the first thing they heard was the fire ala alarm. to be clear, schools would not set off the alarm if they thought there was an active shooter because that would have the opposite effect of what should happen in a situation like this which is everybody shelters in place, locks the doors, hunkers down, tries to

that is a two-run home run. giants down by one. tied at 5-5.tely hammers. the fifth home run. the first of the season off a lefty. that's gone. that's the fifth of the year. giants win 9-5. >>> and as are feeling pretty good coming in with at least one home run in every game on their current road trip. they left today's game as a first team to complete four game sweep in toronto since 2001. look here full extension as he goes for the foul ball. he has to make sure the little guy is okay. he will be just fine. josh donaldson had a rough day in the field. a run scores and then in the fifth he couldn't handle. four errors by toronto in this one. and then you look here marcus simian huge home run for simian, fifth of the season. ten straight games now with the long ball. gave up two hits over seven innings and a little razzle-dazzle in defense to get the out. the sweep goes 7-3 on the road trip and back at the coliseum on tuesday. game five of the western conference finals. vegas on the cusp to be the first expansion team in 50 years. the slap shot

in which to run. across to lacazette. given arsenal's failings away from home over the years, their ability to suffer defeats that seemed unlikely, there would be a certain irony if arson wenger's final game in charge ended in defeat. >> i think at halftime he's going to have to find a way to address mounie. he's been an issue holding mustafi, allowing virtually every header. >> so much so far for all those optimistic scoreli line predictions before kick-off. still plenty of time though. bellerin here against louver. a little better. more energy there from bellerin. >> really struggling, arsenal, to play out. huddersfield are squeezing in their half, only allowing them to play -- that ball is on over the top. bellerin is so quick. does well, really, to force the issue. gets a corner for arsenal. >> swung in by xhaka. and it's touched wide. kolasinac at the far post. >> terrific whip on the ball. that initial header at that near post. great bit of quality on that corner kick. >> here's iwobi. nicked aw