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his shot off a body wide, off kris russell. russell gets to it. sealing the wall for st.alex pietrangelo. again back out to center ice. jamie benn. in over the line. his goal tied the game late in the third period. broken um by alexander steen, back out to neutral ice. >> pierre: that's a long shift. the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards. ales hemsky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're t

his shot off a body wide, off kris russell. russell gets to it. sealing the wall for st.alex pietrangelo. again back out to center ice. jamie benn. in over the line. his goal tied the game late in the third period. broken um by alexander steen, back out to neutral ice. >> pierre: that's a long shift. the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards. ales hemsky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're t

tonight, russell crowe, mike birbiglia. and music from dead & company. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight from the new movie "the nice guys", russell crowe is here. the very, very funny and i rarely put two funnies together, mike birbiglia is with us. and the reason that the whole place smells like patchouli oil and pot tonight, dead and company is here. [ applause ] a combination of the grateful dead, the almond brothers all together. they're going to play for a couple of hours. they'll only do one song though. [ applause ] it's nice to have the dead and company here right now. we need them right now. because according to a new study, l.a. has the most or best road rage in the united states. we are number one road rage wise. [ applause ] we have the unique ability to get blinded with fury on the the way home from a yoga class here. the study ranked american cities with the number of instagram posts with the #road rage. maybe they're mad because they're posting to instagram on the road. it's a dumb s

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>> russell and i got asked to leave by the studio.rimanded us for not tweeting enough. i guess we're coming out against "angry birds." apparently we're getting crushed by "angry birds". we have to find a way to combat them, and we were like -- i mean. >> jimmy: ironically -- >> how do you outtweet an angry bird? where do you go for that? doesn't that involve an army of boss pigs or something in how do we fight them? >> jimmy: you don't. you co-exist. that's the only way to do it. >> we're trying. i was tweeted and he said i'm a crowe. you're a gosling. we're two of the angriest birds i know. >> jimmy: have you known each other a long time? you seem to have good chemistry on screen. >> we didn't know each other very well. >> jimmy: you hung out while you're shooting the movie? >> one time. i did it once and i learned my lesson. >> jimmy: what happened? >> he generously invited everyone at the beginning of the shoot to a bar that he bought out. there was a game of the rugby team that he owns, the rabbit o's. >> jimmy: rabid? >> no, like

from "everybody wants some", wyatt russell. and music from florida georgia line. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thanks for watching. thanks all of you for coming. i don't know if you know. today is "star wars" today. it's may 4th, as in may the fourth be with you. someone figured that out in 1979 and they made it an official thing. every day can be "star wars" day if you never have sex. happy "star wars" day to all of you. glauillermo guillermo, you know what tomorrow is? >> guillermo: cincodemayo. >> jimmy: how will you celebrate? go to church? celebrate with the family? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: going to get drunk? have all the fun you want before donald trump gets president. trump won big in indiana yesterday. as a result he now stands alone in the republican field. both his rivals dropped out. starting yesterday with ted cruz. >> with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation we are suspending our campaign. >> jimmy: they weren't just saying no. they were saying no kidding. he did not do i

karen, you're russell crowe in this scene.nd jimmy will read the stage directions. >> this is my first acting gig so -- >> you can't be worse an russell. [ crowd awing ] >> jimmy: they're friends. they hung out one night. >> yeah. >> he stands back on the edge of the bar trying to stand up. >> you gave up your client. >> i made a discretionary revelation. >> no, you gave her up, i asked you gave her one question. and bap, bap, bap, bap, bap, you just gave me all the information. >> but i thought that's what you wanted. >> jimmy: he reaches into the cookie jar to grab the gun. he grabs the gun. jackson grabs holland's wrist with one hand and uses the other hand to punch him in the face hard. the gun goes away. [ applause ] >> now i'm very sorry you didn't get the message. >> i get it now. i dig it. >> jimmy: he crawls across the floor for the gun but jackson kicks it away. kick it away. kick it. >> karen. >> jimmy: jackson gets on top of holland. [ cheers and applause ] he grabs his left arm from behind. he grabs his left arm f

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look at the russell 2. the russell 2 for the year is basically down 2%. you've got all these big dividend stocks. all of them up roughly, a group of them up roughly 8% for the year. you're going to see that come together. the russell 2 rally, i can guarantee you, and i can tell you that these names are going to continue on this line. >> yeah, first of all, i'm short the russell. but back to what guy said, the russell moved 1.6% today. totally outperformed which tells you it's a market where small cap, maybe even credit is doing better. within two days, the dollar has suddenly now reborn. suddenly they're falling under the weight of a stronger dollar. >> the dollar has had a three-week run here. >> we've seen the shift in other sectors. this is a complete complacency trade. people were come place enlt the fed wasn't going to move. they're coming out. it's really that straightforward. >> what i would say is if you run too far away from these trades, the personal care, the hpc, anything, beverages, i think you're running away from a trade that will do well a

direct hit on russell but it is born of the same place. after there was an emotional debate about it a few days before. enough republicans voted for the amendment that it seemed like it had won, until the time for the amendment vote was stretched out and he started seeing the yes votes ticking down. so now this has become a thing where people on both sides are saying, there are other things to do here. democrats say that we need to bring it up again, shame on the republicans who voted no. and this people on the more conservative end who say, there are places where the president overstepped his authority having to do with nondiscrimination issues that infringed on religious liberties. >> could you sense frustration for the chairman about the issues sidetracking the military debate and the readiness debate? >> yes, and it is not just the chairman. you hear people on all sides of this issue getting really frustrated that this has come down to it -- you are talking about enormous national security bills. the bills that will fund the pentagon a

i know that surprises you at home. >> here's russell's fan club direct from d under.indi irwin. >> russell has been a great friend for so m years of dad's and then of ours. >> co-star kim b not feeling the love. 20 years after l.a. confidential. >> i hate them both because they got to be funny and i had to be this -- i hated theirguts. >> bindi told me russell's really supported their wildlife warriors foundation. meanwhile, the cannes festival kicked off today in france. >> this is t i mean,cannes film festival amazing, but my son is eveeything. >> dad was dancing on the red carpet, but even that wasn't enough to keep his thoughts away from home. >> have you been able to skype? >> probably gotten old, but i do. i've been just like showing anna videos over and over again. >> what's withbeen the favorite part? >> sometimes this is a little bit crazy. it's good to have a practical partner in crime. sometimes actors can be crazy. justin is like a practical pe and a good person to have on your team..o cf1 o >> you sound like you're 7. >> surprised fans with a performance

kevin durant had 26 and russell westbrook exploded with 27. steph kerr had 14 turnovers and very quick shots down the stretch. jay we are down 1 -- >> we are down 1-0 and it is a long series. our players know to win the next one would be good. we don't want to go down 2-0. i don't need to tell our players get desperate because we have to win game two. we'll come out and play better. >> winning game two would be a good idea. it becomes a virtual must win for the warriors in this series. we'll have more coming up in sports. larry beil, abc7 news. >> larry seems disappointed as well. >> cornell bernard continues our team coverage. >> cornell? >> ama and dan, lots of sad faces. one fan told me he forgot what it was like to lose and it rarely happens. >> they left oracle disappointed and stunned. many didn't think losing at home was a possibility for a team. >> they looked leak they won it. >> it was exciting and then it got sad at the end. >> they took the lead for most of the game up 13 points at the half, but the thunder came rolling back to win

we know that he was referring to russell kirk. it was to become somewhat more involved in the political fray than elliott, but who never held public office except that of justice of the peace in the cast the county. elliott and his brief talk by emphasizing that there should always be a few writers you occupied in penetrating to the court of the matter in trying to arrive at the truth. and to set it forth without too much hope. without ambition to alter the immediate course of affairs. and without being downcast or defeated when nothing appears to ensue. he terms this realm of thought pre-political. naming as exemplars christopher dawson in england and ryan niebuhr in america. such pre-political thinking , he says, with the fundamental question what is man? throughout his career, elliott attempt to do this type of philosophical political thinking rather than trying to offer solutions to immediate issues. one, as a student at harvard, elliott came under the influence of some of the leading conservative thinkers of that time, irving

eliot, russell kirk. it was part of a daylong at grand rapids state university in grand rapids, michigan. it's about an hour. host: we'll move forward in time now to the mid-20th century with a look at some of that era's most influential conservative thinkers as illuminated by the bradley,ip of been, and lisa. i use the word "influential" on purpose. the trajectory of post-war conservatism was in many ways projected and formed by the panel discussion this morning. we believe this uniting theme on these three presentations, elements of common ground thinking will be apparent due to their complex and deeply informed philosophies. ben ledford is a professor of english at ben valley state university, the past president of the t.s. eliot society and the editor of the t.s. eliot and christian tradition, ben will be discussing elliott's contributions to the mid-20th century tradition. bradley birzer is the chair at hills vail college and is the cofounder of the imaginative conservative. his scholarship and imagi

now, so wyatt russell has played hockey, but had played baseball. juston street is another character. in fact, wyatt russell and juston street play tworafers, the team. they're a er in fact, wyatt russell and juston street but they transfer into the school. on st is the brother of houston street, who is a professional baseball player, and the son of the late james street, who is a quarterback for the university of texas. these guys all look like they've played baseball before, and in many cases, they have. it's hard to fake that. you could fake being a pianist. they can cut away from your hands. - or cut to the closeup of the other cut. - right, or somebody else's hands, but in the baseball case, in the sequence that is in fact them on the sunday practice, you can see these guys have played baseball before. - yeah, i'm really happy about that in the movie. a lot of people say, "well, they're baseball players." you hear a lot about it. you see how competitive they are, but finally, toward, you know, the last part of the movie, we actually see them on

both ryan gosling and russell crowe are here and i'm going to stop by and say hi. do all of you need to be here right now? (laughter) >> yes, we all need to be down here. for work. >> stephen: oh, really? so you're not just standing here waiting for ryan gosling and russell crowe to walk out? >> no. are they on the show tonight? we didn't even realize. awkward. >> stephen: well, i'm going to say hi. >> we will watch you. >> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes ryan gosling and russell

both ryan gosling and russell crowe are here and i'm going to stop by and say hi.to be here right now? (laughter) >> yes, we all need to be down here. for work. >> stephen: oh, really? so you're not just standing here waiting for ryan gosling and russell crowe to walk out? >> no. are they on the show tonight? we didn't even realize. awkward. >> stephen: well, i'm going to say hi. >> we will watch you. >> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes ryan gosling and russell

kevin durant had 26 and russell westbrook exploded with 27. steph kerr had 14 turnovers and very quick shots down the stretch. jay we are down 1 -- >> we are down 1-0 and it is a long series. our players know to win the next one would be good. we don't want to go down 2-0. i don't need to tell our players get desperate because we have to win game two. we'll come out and play better. >> winning game two would be a good idea. it becomes a virtual must win for the warriors in this series. we'll have more coming up in sports. larry beil, abc7 news. >> larry seems disappointed as well. >> cornell bernard continues our team coverage. >> cornell? >> ama and dan, lots of sad faces. one fan told me he forgot what it was like to lose and it rarely happens. >> they left oracle disappointed and stunned. many didn't think losing at home was a possibility for a team. >> they looked leak they won it. >> it was exciting and then it got sad at the end. >> they took the lead for most of the game up 13 points at the half, but the thunder came rolling back to win

so let's look at the russell amendment. it states, any branch or agency of the federal government shall, with respect to any religious corporation, religious association, religious educational institution or religious society that is the recipient of or offer for a government contract, subcontract, grant purchase or cooperative agreement provide protections and exceptions consistent with section 70247b a and 702 -- 702-a and 70247b e-2 of the civil rights act of 1964 and section 103-d of the americans with disabilities act of 1990. again, note that the russell amendment is limited to these four categories of religious entities and it does not apply to other private entities or individuals. . the 1964 civil rights act is a landmark civil rights law which bans discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. title 7 of the act deals with discrimination in the workplace. section 702 specifically protects the four categories of listed in the russell amendment. hence the russell amendment extends to

with nine seconds to play russell westbrook with the foul.under can wrap up series on thursday at home. after a shaky start to the season matt cain had his best outing of the year but would it be enough to beat toronto? he lines a shot toward this young fan. she was hit in the arm but she says she is okay. a tough gal. cain came into the contest and pitched well, but did make this mistake in the second inning. tulowitzki gives them a win. two hits and three r.b.i. cain struck out seven and started an inning ending double play. down 4-0 and the giants loaded the bases in the 9th, but he strikes out jarod parker to end the contest. 4-0 was the final. it is the second time in three games san francisco has been shut out. the a's are also struggling. today at fenway the promising rookie had a game to forget. the first batter he faced takes him deep to left for a quick 1-0 lead. it would only get worse. ramirez gets all of this pitch. he gave up eight runs in nine innings. oakland has lost eight of the last nine. this abc7 sports report has been br

thing but the oklahoma city thunder came out in -- increased 10 point of that deficit in the third, russell westbrook a big reason why, the warriors had trouble of hanging onto the basketball, sloppy mass pike draymond green ends up with an easy two for westbrook, he had 27 on the

donald trump saying russell moore is a terrible representative evangelicals saying a nasty guy with no heart. but there is a coalition of 0 christian leaders asking people to reject donald trump because of racial and religious demagoguery. >> the he are gel cals i know make an astounding case on why evangelicals should support trump. when looking across the world. we are not look for a sunday school teacher. we are look for a commander. someone who is not hostile to christians in this country, and there is a clear option for that. charles: donald trump won the overwhelming majority of evangelicals in the southern state and other state as well. he was able to capture a large lion's share of that vote. and there are prominent leaders til resisting him. what do you think it's all about? i saw a tweet that said russell moore is an advocate for racial unity adoption and by inference saying donald trump is again those things. >> that's part of it, too. there is miscommunication about who mr. trump is and what he stand for. we have seen hip being painted as a racist and bigot. mr. trump was o

congress russell decided to introduce that amendment.o give religious organizations exemptions from certain parts of the civil rights law. it seems at this point that democrats and not being able to get a say in a vote on that on the floor, they will be raising this. it's an issue with various abortions bills as we saw today. getting the money seem to matter. express howhat you it was handled in the committee. it, theu have handled lgb question -- guest: just to clarify. but i think we could have done better in the armed services committee on women participating in selective service was to understand better the scoring ramifications of it. to get technical in the weeds, i understand. my understanding that a memo is going to be john, it was not, and that led to convocations procedurally on how we could deal with that issue going forward. on the russell amendment they refer to, i read it on the floor last night. have to say i'm confused at the argument that is made. or the the amendment provision says that the federal government shall not

russell's toes were sworn but otherwise he is doing okay. that is one way to get a dog out of a drain. >>> a proud looking mr. russells even posed with this picture with two of his rescuers. he looks a little shell-shocked there. >>> let's weekend forecast. >> i didn't know what they were doing! they were spinning him. they are going to break his legs! >> exactly. he is okay. >> i'm glad he is fine. >>> we are not so fine in the northeast once again. rain is coming down. the end of one of the dreariest weeks all year long. the rain is mostly located over the north carolina areas from raleigh to richmond up i-95 and batches of rain off the atlantic and greet you on your morning drive all the way from areas of richmond back up to new york city and on long island. the timing today. steady rain for the morning drive at 8:00 a.m. i-95 is wet periods of moderate and heavy rain and shifts further inland by the time we get to noon. rain in baltimore to d.c. to northern maryland but we start to dry out a little bit in new york city to philadelphia. t

russell moore, a preacher with the southern baptist convention, saying, quote, this year the republican party has not just surrendered on the culture wars, they've joined the other side. trump responded today by blasting, quote, russell moore is truly a terrible representative of evangelicals and all of the good they stand for. a nasty guy with no heart. dr. russell moore joins us now, the president of the ethics and religious liberty commission at the southern bapt ift convention. you used the term surrender, but i looked at the exit polls, donald trump won the evangelical vote. so if there's a surrender, evangelicals are part of it, aren't they? >> one of the things you'll notice, church-going evangelicals were among the most reluctant to support donald trump. so it's a more complicated picture. we see an entire country swept up in trump and clinton mania this year. the question is, what happens after that? >> when you say it's a surrender, what issues are the republican party surrendering on? >> we with have a republican party with leaders who have said for a generation that characte

if the game is enough today for going back and forth about russell westbrook supposedly russell westbrookaughing when a reporter asked brennan about being an underrated defender. everyone was saying they're all westbrook that covered his face and laugh now he finished the game goes on and on a death left my opinion people say all this will give him this will explain the sixth game of the western conference final any the guy and we believe the data he needs any of that sidesteps so kevin said that he doesn't of the best point everyones in doing their thing but when you're pro in an earlier seasons of figure of more undermine them with russell westbrook. >> gary: paid a price to come and have their kids read some e- mail's. "elizabeth can give me a break. " >> gary: they are playing at place or call this loud like a college town. be sure our eye charts bandwagon pleased to mention again eager open san jose. >> reporter: was more popular in the bay area. giants or golden state warriors? >> gary: and that the giants game that after the warriors you could sense giants fans. this is >> gary: fu

addison russell will be leading off the ninth inning for the cubs. joe panik is called out on strikes. >> mike: let's look at the money pitch that travis wood features. they set a wide target. with the -- didn't move the glove. jordan baker the plate umpire was taken in by it. >> jon: tomlinson takes low for ball one. tomlinson is pinch hitting for george kontos. tomlinson is hitting .333 and he's 3 for 6. a .500 average as a pinch hitter. pulled foul. toward the giants bull pen. right toward cory gearrin who is warming up out there alongside the bull pen coach, mark gardner. >> mike: really has become -- bruce bochy. >> jon: down the left field line, fair ball. extra bases. tomlinson has been on a roll. each though he sometimes goes a few days without getting in a game, he's keeping that going. >> mike: it's hard work and that's how you keep it. extra swings, extra time in the cage. travis wood didn't hang that, that was on the inside corner with a cut. just quickness to the inside corner. that's a nice at-bat with two outs. >> jon: keeps the inning

this is ryan gosling star as longside russell crowe in the new '70s era comedy.t it's not at least initially a match made in heaven. take a look. >> give me your left arm. >> huh. >> your left arm. give me your left arm. >> no. >> come on. >> no. no. >> all right, look, when you're talking to your doctor just tell him you have a fracture of the left radius. >> no, no. >> deep breath. >> aaagh! >> mind if i have an apple? >> now, how long did you practice -- >> hard to watch that. >> that scream, that was lovely. >> that was the honeymoon period for me and russell. >> the first time you met him. >> things were obviously he's not here so having problems. >> we'll get into your therapy. >> unbuddying. >> conscious unbuddying. >> he'll be on tomorrow so we like -- we're separated for like we've agreed to keep 4 hours apart. >> good to know. >> when you see him tell him i look happy. >> we'll play some of what -- >> i'm happier than i've ever been, okay. will you tell him that. >> i will tell him that. i want to get into the movie but first i understand the girl to bo

russell: i would disagree. a mostly, indicators have been pushed higher by a few components. medical care costs and housing, primarily. we are not seeing the same pressures on inflation that we normally would. on the unemployment side, i would say the unemployment rate is -- there is more slack in the economy today than what that 5% currently shows. it is easy when you are up in the bleachers criticizing the people weighing the game. if you were the fed, what would you have them do? russell: stay the course, i think we are doing a pretty good job. they get a lot of criticism from people in my position. they have been recognizing that there is more slack in the , that the economy is growing, but at a slowerthat there are concerns and deflation is still a risk, certainly as we have seen in europe and japan. it is why i think they have been appropriate. maybe this year, we get one or two hikes. the economic data has to improve. jonathan: the criticism is not just on the policy, it is on the communication of the po

russell long of sustainable san francisco is here. russell, there are he is. thank you. clean water action and save the bait. what dedicated staff, jack macy, yum oh but reduced and your director debbie rafael. the sf chamber of commerce. california grocers association at walgreens, postal chase, and all the other comedies felt that the final legislation of course are legendary and told sadly soon-to-be retiring deputy city attorney, stating so, tom. this legislation is carefully crafted to help businesses comply and accommodate those who can. we provided a waiver provision for individual cases and for categorical cases there's no feasible alternative to polystyrene yet. the department has already drafted a waiver to accommodate pharmacies and drug companies that ship: meditations and as of this afternoon i'm excited to say, we have a consensus solution to help grocers beto polystyrene meat trays. i am brought i'm proud to say the small business commission unanimously and does our legislation earlier this month. this is landmark environmental legislation. but we want to

with russell, richard russell, chairman of the senate armed services, i think. he is on the phone. been like a father to him in the senate, and helped over defendingh, his own position. bryan cranston: that is the saddest chapter in his life. he was a domestic man. he really did not want the burden of international foreign relations. he wanted to focus on making america -- charlie: and the things were handed to him. bryan cranston: he inherited the situation of vietnam from the kennedy administration. robert mcnamara was a go-getter. very much a hawkish guy. read, it, from what i was advised that if we do this assault, we do this escalation, we will break the back of the north vietnamese, and it will be over. and he reluctantly said, do it. and it did not work. mr. president, this will work. do it. and it did not. ultimately, he is responsible, and he knew it. he failed in vietnam. he knew what it was doing. he could not find the answers. and he also, i must admit, i think he also had the political hubris that he did not want to be the first president to lose a war. charlie: he sai