now let's turn things over to ♪ [theme] >> hey, what's up, i'm shad and this q.show today: chrissie hynde. the lead singer of the pretenders has a new memoir out called reckless. she shares a little bit about her life, from small-town akron, ohio, to the uk punk scene. >> chrissie hynde: well, of course, i grew up in what, i think, if you're a rock fan, was like the greatest time in rock history to grow up in. >> shad: and felicia day. the internet-famous actor sits down to talk about infiltrating online geek culture and how the digital world helped her thrive. >> felicia day: i love the idea that a community can spring up where people feel like they're, they belong. they, they're going to... like cheers, you're going to a club, um, or a bar that you like every day to enjoy content and share that content with other people. performs off his new album, avalanche, live in studio. i'm shad and this is q. ♪ [theme] ♪ >> chrissie: ♪ to a place in the past ♪ we've been cast out of ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ now we're back in the fight ♪ we're back on the train ♪ oh, back on the ch

. >> reporter: in the shad lows of this area, an fbi agent fell victim to the crime. the fbi badge, credentials and an fbi weapon were all stolen. it happened on sunday, the agent visiting the area with family left his items in his vehicle for ten minutes. that's when it was broken into. the special agent in charge of the field office says agents are provided to leave weapons in their cars provided they follow strict inconstructions. >> you can do it. the weapon has to be in a locked box connected to the car and it's in a locked trunk. >> reporter: this is just another situation of a gun getting stolen from a car. in september, a muralist was killed with a gun from an ice agent's car. >> if you have someone who can remanufacture fbi credentials, you have a serious problem on your hands. >> if you took all of the necessary steps, the disciplinary steps would be less. if it was aggravated, and c areless, they could be fired for that. >> the case is being investigated by the san francisco police and the fbi field office. >>> families are holding out hope even though one

that the primary started off as five gay gouys in a private shad scaling up is a difficult and challenging thing to do and they are taking the step to do it. that's just smart. >> in term of the rnc and the republican party more broadly having some resistance to donald trump, we heard that from guys like mike murphy and other individual republicans talking about having a tough time with him, is there is real institutional resistance in terms of the party getting behind him? it does not feel like it >> it is interesting. it is assigned that the party apparatus is there. it is true as mike said there are some republicans who are not there. make no mistake of where you are hearing with paul ryan, it is very much about policy. paul ryan not being 100% endorsing trump is also a cig analog signal to some of the donors. paul ryan is the closest relationship today with the donor class, o f the major donor class in the republican party. his endorsement will come before the convention will be a big sty to ramp up the institutional fund raising and organization form. >> for all the anticipation for p

. >> weld is running vice president shad candidate on libertarian party ticket with gary johnson.y need to win that party's nomination next weekend. >>> president obama has arrived in vietnam to begin his trip to asia with an 11-hour time difference, the president is getting sleep before a formal arrival ceremony in hanoi tonight. air force one took a wide route as it flew into hanoi avoiding flying over areas contested by china and other asian countries. michelle kosinski is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the white house is calling this visit the first of its kind, the first u.s. president to spend time here, three days to try and deepen and strengthen ties with vietnam. he'll talk about trade and also security and defense and one of the issues hanging over this trip is whether the u.s. will indeed fully lift the arms embargo that affected sales of arms to vietnam. that would have been unheard of decades ago but it was lifted partially two years ago. one issue that could affect that though is human rights here in vietnam. human rights watch says it's dire in all areas

. >> some fans have turned their garage into a shrine to the team a mom and son in hayward create shad ryan in their garage. terry johnson fields and her son gary have been season ticket holders since 2005. they say that it wasn't until after 2014 when terry had this idea of gathering team memorabilia. the small section has things like a steph curry wheaties box, bobbleheads, warriors players past and present. for gary, he has one item that is very important to him. >> i have shoes. that's all we got. i am a huge shoe person. i love shoes. also because they are pink and it doesn't really go. so it sticks out to me. >> they say they hope to expand the warriors' shrine to more of their garage. >>> and pre-game ceremonies tonight. the warriors are expected to show off both of steph curry's mvp awards to the oracle crowd. as we reported yesterday morning, he won the mvp in a unanimous vote. curry received all 131 first- place votes. that had never happened before. curry averaged more than 30 points per game in season and broke his own record for three- pointers and, of course, helped the w

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. >> in the 24 hours before the crash, it shad flown to tunisia, back to cairo, and then to paris. us this morning. it is heartbreaking to hear the details of this plane, and they seem to point to terrorism in the first few hours, what do you make of that? >> i think it is too early as holly said to make a definitive judgment of terrorism. it could have been a lot of things. i think the egyptians have an interest in it being terrorism and not mechanical failure. but we don't know yet. >> suppose it is terrorism, what steps would lead us to that determination? >> so i think there is two tracks here. one is what is going on with intelligence agencies. there are two things, charlie. one, is there anybody on that flight with a link to a terrorist organization, number one. number two, are there any conversations going on right now in terrorist organizations, nonpublic organizations, where they are congratulating each other. that is on the intelligence side. on the investigative side, looking at the wreckage, debris, bomb residue, that black box could tell you what brought down the aircr

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