sam: well, i was confused about the question. -lemonis: well, sam. -sam: well, marcus.wn lens, -so you'll have to excuse me. -lemonis: i don't have a lens. i just see things through what actually happened. sam: now, no one's perfect, but i try really hard to make sure that when i get up in the morning, i am the type of person that makes the world a better place. and that is a decision i make. now that doesn't make me perfect. lemonis: i totally get it. sam: i have tried to be honest and i have tried to be forthright -- lemonis: you haven't been honest at all. sam: do you know what? we're gonna be honest. lemonis: good. it's about time. sam: i didn't think we were a good fit for you. i wanted you to come here and help max. thank you for helping with that. you applied to the show for max to solve max's problem. -sam: i did, didn't i. -lemonis: and you took my money. -sam: and i wanted it -- -lemonis: and you took my money. sam: that is moot in this instance. lemonis: yes or no. ♪ always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't

sam: two more questions. mrs. obama: one. i love to mess with sam. sam: age-old tradition. [laughter] sam: there is this whole thing -- so, going into the white house, taking on these issues, we knew we were taking on a very complex set of issues here, a lot of entrenched interests, sensitivities, people don't like government messing with food. lots of dynamics, right? we knew we were going to get some pushback, but we also knew we would get pushback from advocates. were you surprised how that would play out? you would think, because we are fighting for the health of the little people, we would get rally support. mrs. obama: initially it does surprise you. you know, sometimes -- what is it -- we think we can have everything. in a complicated society with complicated issues, with all of this diversity, different perspectives, people with different upbringings, religious backgrounds, that is what makes america great, but that is also what makes everything harder. look, if we were all alike, we would agree all the time. sometimes i'm surprised that advocates don't understand a

sam: ok. think it is one of the examples that the fact that we didn't deal with it 25 years ago, they kept -- we kept amending over to the administration, and now we are in a very threatening and difficult situation and i don't know what the answer is. it is as dangerous as any place in the world. mark: at the end of the day, we have to have a dialogue with these people. that is why i was pleased when trump said it was an honor to meet this guy. we have to have a dialogue with this guy, and give them some respect. up to now, nothing has worked. >> you believe that we need to whom wepect to a man have good reason to believe isn't just a dictator, but potentially a mass murderer? how do we show respect to such an individual? sam: how do we look at what happened in the past, where his predecessors agreed to all caps fuel, all we gave him kinds of goodies, and then they reneged on everything great what would give you any thought to think that the scenario would be different today? >> not for me to

man, sam, you're old. sam: it's true. first off, how are you? how is it being free? [laughter] sam: what's going on? mrs. obama: i'm good. i'm good. just hanging out. everything is really great. being former is all right. i'm good with it. [laughter] mrs. obama: everybody's good. the president's good. he's running around out there in the world with his shirt unbuttoned. [laughter] sam: that's the news that's going to come out of this. mrs. obama: the girls are good. we settled into our new home and we have new offices, so we've been doing a lot of housekeeping. the schedule still seems pretty busy. i don't know why that is. i need to talk to my staff about that, but it's good. sam: a little pressure off feels nice. mrs. obama: a lot of pressure off feels great. sam: i will take that. let's reflect a little bit. i find myself trying to make sense of what happened over the last 10 years, really, and obviously that happened bit by bit. but when the kids were really young, barack was starting to make some moves. you were the breadwinner, by the way. mrs. obama: mmhmm. [l

sam knew the secrets. sam could break the case wide open.ry distinctly. i got a call from agent callahan. it was about 11:15 at night. >> reporter: sam yenawine wasn't going to be talking ever. he hanged himself in his cell. this came from a note written on a napkin, left for his girlfriend. "i love you, ray ray. i'm finally free." >> and i just remember that night, thinking, "you know, can this get any stranger?" >> reporter: you were going to say, "any worse." >> yeah. >> reporter: so time to roll the dice and go to court. but without sam yenawine, did they stand a chance of making a case against charleston's now infamous banker? >>> coming up, a tough question for the prosecution. >> there's no body. there no sort of crime scene. so how do you proceed? >> and a telling question from the jury. >> i watched as wendy turned around and smirked to her family, like, yeah, we're going to get off. >> when "dateline" continues. in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusua

and how does sam know? sam: hey, kids. garvin: well, he's done it. just a few months ago, sam made his first visit to west oakland middle school. sam: how do you add uncertain numbers together? garvin: he went there to prove his point. he ended up finding a partner in crime. sam: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we'd been teaching together for 3 years. i just, i don't know how to describe it. kennan: that people's money makes money-- garvin: kennan scott teaches engineering at west oakland. he wasn't about to say, "no," when sam came calling. kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, "whoa, who is this guy?" garvin: kennan knew his students would benefit from a visit by such a highly regarded academic. what he didn't know is how well the two would hit it off. sam: here, give me the dice, kennan. let me show you what i mean, hoo. kennan: it is like stand up with us. i think, ultimately, more than anything, it's unwritten, it's unscripted, but it's amazing to watch him just captivate the room with his energy a

sam: for sure.t as health care and pass reform are, at the moment i think what is going on in the we have gotten eight years of no foreign policy, and i need to get one quick, think what is going on in venezuela and the ukraine and what is going on the middle east, they are the most important issues that affect this. presidentus for the to go forward on his domestic agenda and get things done and i think he will but if you ask me to prioritize, i think the issues and the risks in the world are greater than anywhere else. david: is that the same for sam zell the investor as it is for n?m zell the businessma the i answered as sam zell citizen. i rarely make the decision and rarely have i seen any scenario citizen's use the go against what would be beneficial for sam zell the investor. david: how does foreign policy really affect investments? how does ite, affect you if you think about investment? as an example, we have significant investments in mexico. is a veryhat important issue for this country. t

thanks, sam, for coming today. appreciate it. sam: real pleasure, real pleasure.nk you so much. lemonis: great job. lemonis: hello, guys. steve: hey. ana: hey. good morning. lemonis: how are you? after seeing the presentations that both steve and ana put on for sam for the simple greek, it's clear to me that each of them have their strengths and their weaknesses. so i wanted to sit down with them and discuss how we're going to handle design going forward. you know, ana, initially, when i first came to you, it was a pretty simple idea. invest in pacific, have it be part of grafton, and go on down its merry way. but things, i think, have taken a different turn for me, especially after seeing the simple greek pitch. ana really opened my eyes. your presentation was what i'm always looking for in business leaders. what sam felt and what i felt is that you had one goal in mind, and that was to make that business successful and add value in any way that you could. so, ana, the way i'd like to be have it structured going forward is pacific and grafton will be one company.

enter sam allardyce at crystal palace. that's a shame! i was expecting to see sam alla rdyce! i was expecting to see sam allardyce! sam allardyce is not keen on it, but what is the argument for this measure? players who dive on the ground and when the bridge respectively look at it, they would then say this player deserves a yellow card because on so many occasions we see players had been given penalties when they maybe were not taken down so the fa have decided this is the case, they will work with purple teams in clubs and try to come up with a decision that is helpful for everyone. sam alla rdyce has called is helpful for everyone. sam allardyce has called did utter rubbish and believes symbian type system should come in, there should be video technology. they will look at players who go to the referee to try to give them a card signal. that is not the best thing to show young kids watching at home so maybe they can incorporate something like that in the future. those of you who would like to see that clip from sam alla rdyce, would like to see that clip from sam allardyce,

chaos at a florida airport after hundreds of flyers sam sweeney is at the live desk - sam? passengers - so angry with spirit airlines - law enforcement had to be brought in! this all played out the fort lauderdale/hollywo od international airport after nine flights were canceld. posted to twitter showed at least three people being taken away in handcuffs by deputies.. and others crowding the ticket counters. spirit is blaming it's pilots - claiming they are refusing to fly to influence the outcome of labor negotiations. the airline has filed a federal lawsuit. in a statement overnight the airline said quote "we are disappointed that alpa has decided to engage in this unlawful slowdown. this has led to canceled flights and prevented our customers from taking their planned travel" if you're flying spirit today - call ahead to check on any delays. happening right now now.. a big test for another airline. southwest is rolling out a critical part of it's new reservation system this morning. for the first time - the airline will begin using the new system for daily flight operati

sam: manchester police and the u.k.ave multiple city streets blocked off as an investigation is underway. we have learned that a bomb disposal team is also on the scene. the exact details are not known. it comes as the queen has arrived in manchester for a memorial ceremony. relatedclear at this is to the bombing at the ariana grande concert on monday. prime minister theresa may says the country's terror threat will say at a critical level, the highest level, and that everyone should remain vigilant. will let you know. thank you, sam. another dreary start to your day. [laughter] autria: have you heard that before? larry: maybe every single day this week. veronica: six times. enough. of the three cameras that we have on board storm trak 7. this is a live view. we will be checking in with eileen whelan. winds liveto the information here. spotsylvania county up toward clark county in virginia, we in thatds converging area where some of the heaviest rain is right now. it is pulling to the north and northeast. if you are in

sam sweeney is at the live desk - sam?mornign police say they have found the car the woman was last seen driving - but still no sign of "keir johnson" or her 8-month old baby "chloe". missing thursday in hampton, virginia as they headed to nearby beach for a walk. the vehicle was found sunday in newport news. police now believe johnson and her daughter may have been abducted. right now there is still an active amber alert and they are considered endangered. call police immediately if you have any information. travelers flying out of l-a-x this week could face some confusion as multiple airlines are switching locations. about a third of the 70 airlines at los angeles international airport are moving to new terminals or new ticket counters. and their has already been big confusion. some travelers say they were given bad directions leading to miss flights. as a result, fliers are being advised to arrive earlier than usual. a rescue in anne arundel county - caught on camera. on sunday morning - a dog fell into a six-foot sinkh

-sam: i hope so., that marcus and his team looked a gift horse in the mouth. lemonis: are you the gift horse? mike: no. i just think there are resources that i have... kathleen: he has a lot of resources. mike: ...that i was told not to contribute. lemonis: can you and i, just you and i, take a walk? mike: sure. ♪ lemonis: mike, i'm gonna ask you this question, and try to be as honest as you can. you remember the conversation we had, when i said to you, if you couldn't do the things that i thought you needed to do, i would get somebody else? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: that's sam. mike: yeah, but, initially, i wasn't sure what sam's role was. lemonis: is there any part of you that's a little resentful that he's doing the job that you thought you were supposed to be doing? mike: yeah, but, out of all fairness, i was told to kind of step back. lemonis: "step back" was a polite way of saying, "you're pissing people off." i mean, honestly? [ chuckling ] come on, man. the frustration that i have, is that i can'

sam sweeney is following this from the newsroom. sam?utria, sad news out of san antonio this morning... one fire fighter is dead and 2 others wounded. take a look at the flames shooting from this strip mall. they grew so big and so hot, firefighters ha fire fighters went missing, but were soon located. at last check the 2 fire fighters hospitaled were in serious condition. no word on how this fire started. right now it is not clear how one firefighter died. debate intensifying this morning surrounding the decision whether or not to change the name of jeb stuart high school in falls church. about 70-people attended a meeting last night to discuss the issue. things got heated as parents on both sides of the issue heckled one another. many are upset the school's named after a confederate general. school district officials say it would cost nearly 700-thousand dollars to change the name on signs, uniforms. the school board could make a decision next month. disturbing images out of pennsylvania. an employe at an alternative school is caught o

david: is that as important for sam zell the investor as sam zell the citizen?ell: i answered your question asked sam zell the citizen. i have rarely made the distinction. and rarely have ice in any segment -- have ice in any scenario where the citizen's views go against what would be beneficial for sam zell is the investor. david: how does the foreign policy really affect investments? decisions about what to invest in or not invest in? how does it affect you? example, we have significant investments in mexico. we think that is a very important issue for this country. and i think the sooner the discussions began, the sooner we lower the rhetoric. you know, a very significant portion of our trade. it is something to be worried about. vonnie: that was real estate investor sam zell of equity group investments earlier on bloomberg. hfo bloomberg first word news. here's mark crumpton. mark: the department of justice is wasting no time looking for interim fbi director to replace the fired james comey. the interim director will have the job until the senate confirms a

in the newsroom, i'm sam sweeney. larry: thanks, sam.iner in hot water with the faa, not fit to fly. the faa says that the airline did not complete inspection. united flew the air act 23 times before the inspection was performed. proposing aow $435,000 fine. autria: a fight in arlington to give a popular dog art from closing down. suzanne kennedy is live in shirlington, where people really don't want to see this place go. suzanne? suzanne: they certainly don't. we have seen a lot of yards showing up at the park down there, getting their exercise, doing their thing here this morning. this is a very popular dog park. one of the features why is this water feature over here. certainly, people who like this. heart don't want to see it any smaller. right now the park is 110 thousands or feet. there is talk by the county to .edevelop this area as well the county says that there are some necessary changes that should be made to help deal with the existing surface. change.orgtarted a petition. the park is not in any immediate danger, as there is

sam sweneey is at the live desk - sam? sam live desk developing now.day for bowie state university - and that honors for a student murdered over the weekend - who should have been walking the stage to get his college degree. ryan hughes is live at the xfinity center where graduation is set to take place. as for the suspect - police say maryland student "sean urbanski" had been drinking... when he urbanski" had been drinking... when he killed collins. urbanski was a facebook group - which is fueling concern this may have been a hate crime. as of now- prosecutors are not making that claim in court. we'll stay on top of this case and bring you the latest as we get it. a 7 on your side i-team alert-- out of control out of control smash and grabs in one section of northwest. last week -- abc-7 planted a decoy car- and thieves took the bait. and it happened again! this time by another pair of thieves in the second district in broad daylight.. residents in the area say they're noticing an alarming rise in smash and grabs. police say many smash and grab theive

sam: in del ray, alexandria, sam sweeney, abc 7 news area -- abc 7 news.berly: park police hope someone saw something after a news was found hanging in the her turn park gardens. they do not know how long it was there before an officer noticed that on friday. park police want anyone of information to come forward. in oregon, investigators believe the deadly stabbing of two people in portland was a hate crime. two men were stabbed to death friday night on a train as they helped a muslim woman. witnesses say jeremy christian shouted anti-muslim slurs. the woman and a third person who intervened were also injured. who is now in custody, is a proclaimed white supremacist. new images now of the man behind the terror in manchester. police say these photos of suspected bomber salman abedi were taken the night of the attack of the concert arena. abedi was on his way to an apartment, where police he may have put the bond together. 22 people were killed, dozens others injured in the explosion outside the ariana grande concert. today, britain did lower its terror thr

livehile, sam sweeney is for protesters are demanding an independent investigation. sam? "serial mo ey, good afternoon to you can see a crowd year of about 100 or so holding signs and a couple hundred more in front of them, some from the media here. the online invitation from moveon.org has about 500 registered people saying they are going to show up here in the next hour, so one of the people who came out here early is karen from alexandria. karen, what made you drive out here to come out to this? karen: i think this is very important. people are falling for this crap. excuse me. sam: you seem very emotional about it. karen: i just got that wagered i think it is great news for the country. sam: when you heard the news that the director has been fired, what went through your mind? well, it reminded me of watergate, as i'm sure a lot of people. obviously he is covering up something, and we just want the truth to come out. sam: thank you so much feared that if the setting here for so many people. they are angry and want their voices heard. this is a small crowd right now, b

that is sam alla rdyce's point telling us what he thinks. that is sam allardyce's point of view. scotland and has for some time. it will be similar in england. and we expect it to come into play next season. katie gornall talking about scotland. staying with football, but a little further north in scotland, where celtic were 5—0 winners away to partick thistle. patrick roberts picked up two of the goals for the champions at firhill, as brendan rodgers's side are nowjust one match away from going through the entire scottish premiership season undefeated, having drawn four matches and won 33, leaving them 30 points clear of second placed aberdeen. the swedish football federation postponed thursday's top flight game between gothenburg and aik after an allegation of an attempt to fix the match. it's been established that an aik player was approached and asked to ensure that his team lost. in a statement from the sff, they say... "the starting point for all of our games is that they're safe and conducted in a sporting manner. based on the information we've received, we cannot guarante

sam sweeney is at the live desk - sam? abc news now confirming reports that attorney general jeff sessions did not disclose meetings he had last year with russian officials when he applied for his security clearance. sessions met with the russian ambassador at least twice in 2016 while he was working as a surrogate for the trump campaign. according to the justice department - those meetings were not noted on his security clearance form. that form required sessions to list "any contact" he or his family had with a "foreign government" or its "representatives" over the pas sessions could be a witness before the house and senate intelligence panels as part of their ongoing probes into potential trump campaign collusion with russia. new developments concerning an undocumented falls church woman who's in custody in williamsburg.. governor mcauliffe has now pardoned her for driving without a license. last week, liliana cruz mendez visited ice in williamsburg for a routine check-in. authorities detained her. mcauliffe says his pa

sam and rachel, i will start with you sam, on this.r not borrowing to buy back and re—nationalised utilities for instance, or british rail, the national grid, royal mail, or whatever, whether that actually comes under capital expenditure. the suggestion is that it doesn't, labour say it does. what was quite clear from labour say it does. what was quite clearfrom john labour say it does. what was quite clear from john mcdonnell this morning on the radio is that they have not decided how many of these renationalisation is will take part. the one involving rail will happen differently to the one involving the water utilities. theyjust don't have a plan. it is hard to fully cost them. it's worth looking at the market capitalisation of some water companies, 40 billion in some cases. this is a lot of money will stop it probably will have to be funded by borrowing in some cases. so, yes, be it capital spending or otherwise the money still has to be found from somebody and that is probably by increasing the debt. somebody and that is probably

we have one break, sam during the overnight.ore rain moving in for the evening rush. an overcast sky. not too bad this morning. 53 with a little bit of patchy fog. not too much. winds out of the northeast at seven miles an hour in d.c. a lot of moisture we are going to have come into the area related today. look at our sky cam. would not be surprised if at times today the clouds will show signs of breaking a little bit, maybe a little bit of sunshine. onto what's to come sunday, 50 degrees. for the most part we are going to be in the 50's throughout the area today with rain coming back late. look at 9:00, downpours. with this storm, rainstorm, we will have some winds. heavy rains during the overnight. the easterly wind picking up tomorrow. 70 24 mom -- 72 for mom. that, temperatures in the 80's and close to 90 for next week. more on that coming up. julie: right now we are taking out to the west and on 60, this is where we had some problems with a crash, eastbound 66 trying to make your way past nutley. sky track 7 is above the s

sam sweeney, backup stairs to you. following every new development from this story with the latest on a website. now, a breaking right suspect dead after exchanging gunfire in massachusetts. there were reports of a man threatening to shoot his wife. when officers arrived, the suspect barricaded himself inside. fire brokelater a out. a woman and her 10-year-old daughter were able to run out safely and the suspect involved was later found dead. bit of hockeye history to tell you about in all places, nash -- in of all places, nashville. they punched their first ever take it to the stanley cup finals. celebration pouring out into the streets. the nationals goalie, 38 saves to get the win. the editors take him the -- the predators take on the penguins next week. autria: we would like to give away a little bit more money. "good morning washington" giving again right now to the lucky seventh caller. the number to call, 703-528-7334 . we are doing it every 10 minutes on the sevens, or close to it, meaning we have about two mor

autria: sam? have just learned that one person has died in that 17 story apartment rolling fire in pittsburgh. the video broke out this morning, you can see thick, black smoke with flames coming from the window, which is where we are told this elderly woman died. 17 floors, they got all of those people out of the building between 4:00 in the morning at 5:00 in the morning, getting the flames under control, but once they got into the unit, that is when they found this elderly woman dead. one firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but that firefighter is expected to be ok. that's the late autria: set update their, sam. before you grab that next cup of coffee, what if we told you there was an alternative that would give you the same energy boost and it was free. would you jump on it? horace holmes is here to ask the question is it worth it to give up your morning shot of caffeine. horace: we all know that getting started in the morning can be tough. would you do it without that f

sam: it's the video making headlines around the world. melissa smith is on the south side of milwaukee pumping gas. normal until a few seconds after she begins, a stolen cadillac with four teens comes around. jumps outse teens and jumps into melissa's car. she realizes what is happening and says, not so fast. >> i didn't see him until i saw .omeone was in my car i had that this-isn't . -happening-to-me-today moment. he laughed at me, which really irritated me. sam: slow down the car twice, but melissa doesn't fall off. finally, he has second thoughts and jumps out of the car while it is still in drive. she's holding on trying to stop it. and slamsin the car the brakes as it heads into the middle of traffic. he was laughing while i was on my car, and he was trying to throw me off. zero remorse. sam: melissa wasn't laughing either. she said her instinct kicked in. we should mention there were no children in the car. melissa was not hurt, and the teens got away with the stolen car, melissa xfone, and her purse. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. linds

sam sweeney is at the live desk with details.. larry, a scene of mass chaos on miami beach last night. two people shot near the fountain-blue hotel lobby. 911 calls flooded miami beach police... people screaming that shots rang out... 2 people were hit. one is in critical condition. for hours last night police searched from the air and the ground. traffic along the beach came to a stand still for hours. taxi's stopped. club goers filleed the streets, woman taking thier heels off, just to get back to their hotels. police had no luck in their search... and this morning the shooter is still on the run. autria larry. the world watching over the weekend as the people of france picked their next president. and this morning-- the new president-elect, is celebrating his victory. centrist candidate emmanuel macron celebrating a decisive victory over the far-right's marie le pen -- winning by a landslide margin of vowed to fix the economy, fight terrorism and rebuild the european unity. macron says he looks forward to meeting with president

=sam/4shot= and i )m sam brock (toss kari) ==wx/cu== =wx/wsi full= ==w >>> good morning, thanks for joining us today. >> we should say we are following breaking news out of the state of ohio, an active shooter situation. we'll have an update in just minutes. >>> first we want to get to the forecast. >> mother's day, you have to make sure you do some extra-special for mom this weekend. also very nice, but cool statement at the same time. so we're looking live over san jose. clouds rolling above, in san francisco we'll reach the low 60s and it stays in the 60s with rain in the forecast on tuesday. inland a high of 68 degrees, with the gusts up to 30 miles an hour. we will have at least dry weather for the next several days. a closer look for this forecast. checking in on the oakland slowing. >> that's really one of the only spots we're maybe a tint of yellow right there. this red showed up for about six minutes, and then it's gone. maybe get mom a fast track, yeah, it's practical. c'mon now. it's an nice, easy drive. a little bid through richmond. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. th

then you have the son of sam on the loose. we always look for patterns in victims. killing women with long dark hair. >> i know the .44-killer is after girls with long brown hair. so when i go out, me and my friends go out at night, we put our hair up. >> my hair is down to my shoulder. >> i cut it short because of the .44-caliber killer. >> his last victim was actually blond. >> a 20-year-old new york city girl died this evening a day and a half aer she ander companion were shot by the son of sam. he's the nighttime killer who has stalked new york residential boroughs for a year. >> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his car, and found himself surrounded by police. well, he said, you got me. police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44-caliber killer, a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this ford galaxy from his home to bensonhurst, brooklyn. then police say he went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims.

sam sweeney is at the live desk - sam?//chicago.suntimes.co m/news/twitter-goes-nuts-o ver-trumps-covfefe-tweet/ cellphone diplomacy from raising security concerns this morning. sources say the president has been handing out his personal number to world leaders and urging them to call him directly. it's a request that breaks diplomatic protocal. according to the associated press - trump has already exchanged numbers with the canadian prime minister.. the president of mexico and the french president. a one-time enemy set for a warm welcome at the white house today. president trump will meet with the vietnamese prime minister. it's a measure of how far washington and hanoi have come since the vietnam war. the prime minister is the first southeast asian leader to visit the white house since trump's election. a chance for storms tonight.. but the big story this morning - fog. eileen whelan times out when it will lift - coming up next. - another republican leaders are to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress

by now you've heard all about the 76ers sam hinkie and the process.might not have heard about is this. a banner being raised in hinkie's honor this past tuesday night. my commentary on why you should be more than okay with that is next. ♪ >>> sean brace takes on sixers fans not appreciating sam hinkie and his process. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ the night of the nba lot will he this past tuesday night my phone was going off and the main reason wasn't about the sixers being awarded third overall pick in the upcoming draft. nope. it was because of a sam hinkie banner being raised to the roof at xfinity live. people behind the banner are local podcast known by the rights to ricky sanchez have i to give credit because it is absolutely hilarious and now for the sixers fans that have been doubtful of sam hinkie's process including some of my hard headed fans the idea of forever paying tribute to sam is like pouring gas on fire. how could anybody raise anything with his name on it? the guy is a loser. hinkie never won more than 20 games in a season. here

we'll head out to sam sweeney on capitol hill with what democrats and republicans are saying. sam? sam: lindsey, good afternoon. if you could stop talking in my ear, that would be great. we just heard from republicans and democrats on both sides and there's a sense of concern from people on both sides of the aisle, both lawmakers, republicans and democrats. we tald from louisiana and he really downplayed the report saying look, this is from anonymous sources and really the media is making more of a case out of this than it really needs to be. then we heard from senator tim kaine, hillary clinton's former running mate, and he said the president of the united states put the american people in direct danger. let's listen to what he had to say and also what senator marco rubio had to say from florida. >> he runs this whole campaign criticizing secretary clinton for the way she used classified information and he says i'm the president and can give classified information to whoever i want. i think he's saying that to assure us? no. by him saying that, that actually frightens people becau

sam, laura? >> good to see you, bertha, thank you so much. >> 30% for the year is pretty good. >>> 4:40, the warriors have work to do on the court this season. off the court the team's landlord is thinking about next season. the chronicle reporting the lease agreement could be approved. they anticipate $2.5 million in rent to play there, a million dollars more than their current deal. the warriors will remain in oakland for at least two more seasons before moving to san francisco. >> there's an east bay city considered one of the best cities to live in in america -- at least according to the web site nearby.com. berkeley came in at number 5, the number one spot was ann arbor, michigan. other bay area spots, sunny vail, san francisco at 24 and san jose took the 88th place. they looked at crime, schools and cost of living while compiling that. >> i've been to naperville, illinois. lovely, bedroom chicago of the community. >> nice name. >> it is a nice name. >> what go up must come down. we've seen

sam, what you make of this? over. it would be a normal process. sam, what you make of this7m over.do really renationalisation. i think it is still a bad way. —— renationalisation. i think it is stilla bad way. —— idea. under privatisation, it has been a big success. passenger privatisation, it has been a big success. passenger numbers fell quite dramatically since the old nationalisation. you saw under investment and the famous british rail sandwich. since 1995, passenger numbers have nearly doubled. so when the railways were privatised, we had about 750 passenger journeys the railways were privatised, we had about 750 passengerjourneys every year. now it is 1.5 billion and a bit more than that. —— 750 million. it has led to really... that is really interesting. not a factor that has been brought about by the activity of river companies. it is just the fact that people need trains. they like using the devices on trains. there are many more students, people do not like travelling by car. congestion, all those facts. these wonderful private companies, it is not anything to do with th

sam sweeney has a video is going viral. sam: it's the exact reason we say don't tease wild animals. video going viral. tourists are taking pictures as family feeds the wild feline. at first, the sea lion swam around and chased breadcrumbs. >> the sea lion seemed a little friendly at first. sam: second later, everything changes. >> he grabs her and pulls her into the water. it was a pretty worth fixing. sam: another man jumps in and rescues the girl in both around the water in seconds. employees today say it could have been so much worse. >> had her dress got caught in teeth and swim off with her, he could have been a tragedy. signs warning visitors not animals are all over the fear -- the pier >> it is stupid people, it has nothing to do with the sea lion. he is hungry looking for food. the girl appears to be ok, family left the dock with a very scary lesson. abc 7 news. lindsey: also incredible images michigan, where a firefighter rescued from a gas station that partially collapsed. the front of the building was flames, trapping the underneath, cameras rolled his flames raged aroun

sam: there are so many people down here. at pug strikes.s is when those people will be inside the verizon center. they are ready to go but a bit nervous. need, why do the caps what do the caps need to do to win this game? >> they need to score goals. sam: why did you come from new jersey for tonight's game? >> my cousin is on the team and going to score a goal tonight. sam: we have team coverage inside the verizon center. we will see you after the game at 11:00. back to you in the studio. kimberly: it is harder to tell whether it is louder outside the bar or inside the bar. josh: you can see quite a bit from both sides. kimberly: offense versus defense? josh: yeah. a lot of people saying goals, goals, goals, and other people defense. kimberly: i think it is goals. josh: i think you are right. thene complaining about rain with the game on the mind, but in general showers breaking down for us. really tough to warm up today with t scattered showers. we are looking for improvements as we head into tomorrow. areared to where we yesterday we are

sam: the f.b.i. ran his prints and they had a match. >> he had an arrest in louisiana back in 1976 when he was 19 years old. with that arrest they made an i.d. sam: with the information, they tracked down his family. they called his five sisters were shocked. >> i got a from the nephew. we need you to come. >> the family never reported his missing. they thought he started a life of his own. >> this is an old wound. they went through the public records check and they came up short. now the family want to know why he was in the washington, d.c. area. when he was supposed to be in north carolina. they also want to know who killed him. if you have any information, you are asked to contact prince george's county police. sam sweeney, abc7 news. alison: what seems like an increase of the number of missing children has more to do with how it's reported now with how many people are actually missing. sam ford is live to explain. sam: we are outside the sasha bruce house on capitol hill, which for years has bee

sams sweeney standing by in the newsroom with more on this. this was all in connection to the 2013 virginia governor's race. it relates to work a consultant did for then-candidate ken cuccinelli. six fbi agents showed up at the offices of computer files and documents related to the firm's direct mail and fundraising practices. cuccinelli sued the strategic campaign group and the conservative strike force in 2014, alleging they raised almost 2-point-2 million dollars to support his campaign but steered little of that money to him. cuccinelli says he hasn't been interviewed by law enforcement. we're told there was also a raid in arlington - connected to the case. president trump says he planned to fire f-b-i director james comey regardless of whether justice department officials advised it. in his first extended explanation for the firing, mr. trump spoke to nbc news. during the interview, he also said comey assured him three times.. the f-b-i wasn't investigating him personally over his campaign's alleged ties to russia. acting f-b-i director a

sam sweeney is at the lives best. sam: flames shot into the sky. smoke could be seen for miles. the good news is that two families made it out alive. video. all of this unfolded last night in manassas. two of the people inside that home were just four years old and eight years old but this morning, their mother is recovering from smoke inhalation. that family just immigrated to the united states. they were supposed to meet with your immigration lawyer today but the cash for that meeting was inside that home. expectedstigators are to return to the scene this morning. john gonzalez is there and he expects to meet with the fire investigators. happening today, a public debate on the mayor's bill that would ban backyard chicken in d.c. the health department asked families to get rid of their chicken coops saying they were illegal within city limits. families fought back and won a reprieve. they are pushing for a te month to be delayed. -- thethe nats and national cathedral holding its 78 national flower march. it will have flowers and national vendors. the mayor will be there at the

sam alla rdyce mentioning sam allardyce mentioning the mass match coming up against hull next weekendullagainst sunderland, i spoke to the osmond yesterday who said it do not be surprised if sunderland, out, relegated yesterday, and play with freedom, all that weight of the and relegation of their shoulders and they beat hull 2—0. they have had that on their shoulders and since week one when moyes said they are in a relegation fight so it must, not be a relief, but at least they're not playing under that cloud. hull played very well. they were unlucky. the goalkeeper had very few states to begin the game, apart from getting near the two goals. and michael, 42 home games he had had before this! three years, but now that winning home run is all overfor them. but they should have had two penalties in the game. the bicycle kick looked like it was locked by the arm ofjohn o'shea. it was not his day. let's hearfrom the arm ofjohn o'shea. it was not his day. let's hear from the two managers. we lost are focused on the second half and they conceded two goals in the set pieces are made of a pr