boom. >> shaun t. results, like, you can't get anything better than that. >> you're gonna be so focused on learning the choreography, before you know it, you'll be drenched in sweat. >> after each and every cize routine, i was drenched. >> literally sweat my butt off every single day, but it just didn't feel like work because it was so enjoyable. >> ♪ i feel the love >> with cize, it's like a celebration. you don't realize that it's a workout. >> this is the end of exercise. but trust and believe, you will lose the weight. >> i push the couch aside, i crank up the volume, and i just >>ize is it. you dance.ou get results. >> being 52 and losing 62 pounds is shocking for me. i did not think i would lose this much weight dancing. >> everything i'd done in the past didn't work. cize didn't feel like exercise at all. i'm in my living room just having a dance party. >> where i am now, i've lost 74 pounds, and i'm definitely gonna keep cizing it up. >> it's time to start dancing. no push-ups, no power jumps.

the firstborn child, shaun, gone at 26.ls police he had flu-like symptoms for three weeks. >> well, she reported, she checked on him at about 6:30 in the morning. went to church. and when she came back from church, found him not in bed anymore, but on the floor, without a pulse. >> she explains that her son had a history of seizures, and though like his dad, shaun has an odd ring of blood around his mouth, it doesn't look suspicious. so, the med came examiner, after an autopsy, decides that the second stow dooe family death in six months is due to "prior medical issues." >> they're thinking wow, poor family. what bad luck. no one was asking questions. >> and nobody questioned that story? >> no. >> even though her husband had died just months before? >> yes. >> after police leave the scene, rhonda walks over to check on her standoffish neighbor. surprisingly, diane answers the door. >> i said, we just saw the coroner's van was here. are you okay? is everything all right? and he said, oh, yeah, my son died. >> was she distrau

>> reporter: emotions flared over the january 6 shooting of shaun moore on capitol avenue. >> excuse me, if you have a public comment, walk -- ma'am, if you have a comment, walk up to the mic and get in line. >> reporter: sfpd says in the early-morning hours they went to check on a violation of a restraining order against shaun. when he lashed out. >> at that time, mr. moore kicked one of the officers in the face and the officer suffered injuries including scrapes and bruises. >> reporter: officers then shot shaun. a known schizophrenic twice. shaun's mother a nurse says when she went to the scene to try to talk her son out of the home he barricaded himself in, her pleas were brushed off. >> other officers said to me, your son is just crying, he is okay, he is not arrested and my son was in the house already had two bullet holes, one in his stomach, one in his groin, and they kept saying to me, my son is okay. is that the way you treat the citizens of san francisco? >> reporter: the intersection of mental illness and police intervention has been a hot button for the department for ov

. —— shaun. a man sent out to say something by the president of the united states knowing that the president of the united states would be watching every second of it. this was an attack dog type of thing going on. we have never seen anything like that in recent times. clearly, the battle lines are being established here. this was shaun spicer on the second day of this new administration basically saying to the media we will hold you accountable and he got into us all for false reporting, accountable and he got into us all forfalse reporting, inaccuracy, dishonesty, sowing division, and the list goes on and on. it wasn't a briefing. he took no questions. this is traditionally a role filled by somebody who acts, as it were, as a sort of bridge between the media and the white house. well it does not look as if they will be much of a road between. it looks more like a one—way street. road between. it looks more like a one-way street. if he carries on in this case it will be exhausting for everyone.

work monday but his team is already busy defending the claims that president and his press secretary shauncer made about the size of the crowd at friday's inauguration. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. >> reporter: while there is no official count for this year's inauguration this is the crowd as trump delivered his remarks and the 1.8 million people who attended president obama's first inauguration in 2009 and counselor to the president kellyanne conway stood by spicer's lambasting of the media. >> they are saying it's a falsehood and giving shaun spicer gave alternative facts to that. >> alternative facts are not facts, they are falsehoods. >> reporter: chief of staff tried to explain why the administration is keeping up this fight. the point is not the crowd site, the point is the attacks and the attempted to deleg legitimize this president in one day and we won't sit around and take it. >> reporter: despite promises to release tax returns after his audit the white house says he will not make that information public, in washington marcy gonzales c

. >> reporter: meanwhile shaimean -- shaun spicer spent the day talking to the press. this after spicer spent the weekend talking about what are considered false reports about inauguration attendance. tonight president donald trump is sitting down with paul ryan to frame the republican agenda. >>> just days into president donald trump's presidency, a liberal watch dog group has filed a lawsuit accusing him of violating the emolument clause of the constitution because of foreign governments paying money to his businesses. the clause is meant to stop foreign governments from corrupting the president. >>> there is a new discussion in washington over president donald trump's tweets and whether or not his deleted tweets should be saved. he tweeted honored to be president but he misspelled honored. the question is should his deleted tweets be preserved for the presidential record. >>> a devastated mother talks about her son that was shot and killed in vallejo, coming up, why the police said they had no choice. >> how does this happen. >> two friends spend the night in a car

he'll face either barry hawkins or shaun murphy on friday — they play tonight. that is it. cup replays. for the moment, goodbye for now. an inquest into the deaths of 30 brittons in tunisia has heard hotel operators wanted more security but didn't want to scare tourist. our correspondent reports. there has been some shocking details of total lack of security at the hotel that was attacked, the imperial hotel. this came from the barrister who represents the families of those killed. he was saying for example that both the gates leading from the beach into the hotel were open at the time of the attack. and of course the gun mavn carried out —— gunman carried out the attack first on the baep and then came into the hotel. he said there was only one guard at those beach gates. he didn't even have a mobile phone, let alone a walkie—talkie. so he couldn't raise the alarm quickly. he said that none of the four private security guards who were all unarmed, which is required under tunisian law, but he said none had any training. they barely had any education. and he also went on to s

selby will face barry hawkins in the last eight after he thrashed shaun murphy by 6—1.9, 89, 85 and 50 from the left—hander condemned the 2015 champion to an early exit. that's all from sportsday, coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our local head to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former labour adviser and comedian ayesha hazarika and neil midgley, media commentator at the telegraph. metro leads with boris johnson's comments causing furry among eu leaders. the foreign secretary said france's president was behaving like a wwii camp guard over brexit. the same story is on the express front page. the newspaper also quotes david davis, the brexit secretary said he would stand up to the eu if it threatened britain with retaliation over leaving. britain's informal trade negotiations is a telegraph lead. according to the paper's sources, ministers and officials are in talks with 12 countries, including china, india, australia and south korea, as well as middle eastern nations such as saudi ar

we spoke with shaun walker in the russian capital. >> in march, vladimir putin went on television and made this long statement basically saying mission accomplished. russian forces are leaving syria. we did not see any change. we saw quite a lot more intense actions. i think we will have to wait and see what happens. it looks like the ships are going to be leaving the syrian coastline. those believe. i think there is no doubt that the russian airbase in syria is not going anywhere. they've got planes and missile defense systems there. at the moment, this fragile cease-fire is holding. i think moscow is ready to ramp action if it thinks the situation requires it. >> next to a story we're following out of the ivory coast. soldiers have launched mutinies in three areas. the second-largest city, they had several mutinies later. by --test we are joined can you tell us what the situation is currently? the situation currently is a standstill reportedly in the city as you mentioned, it's the second-largest in the country. it is between soldiers who were demilitarized from the previous civil w

he is now the seventh player in warrior history to score -- >>> shaun livingston joined 15 students atrancisco middle school in north beach for a youth financial literacy events. through the warriors future leaders program clark and livingston discussed the importance of career development and financial management. >> it is important to come and talk about financial literacy because the kids are our future, right, you know? it is important to educate them on the experience that we have as professional athletes with taking care of your money, saving, investing. >> warriors good on and off the course. this is abc 7 sports report brought t

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 5:00pm.ders the foreign secretary and home secretary to speak to their us counterparts about the implications for people here. 0pposition leaders have called for the president's planned state visit to the uk to be cancelled, unless the ban is lifted. i'm not happy with him coming here until this ban is lifted, because look at what is happening with those countries, how many more is it going to be? and what is going to be the long term effect on the rest of the world? over 400,000 people have supported an online petition which says the president should not be invited. in yemen, us commandos have killed at least 30 suspected al-qaeda fighters and civilians in a raid authorised by president trump. also in the next hour, we'll have the story of the australian open tennis final, where roger federer beat his long—standing rival rafael nadal.

he is now the seventh player in warrior history to score -- >>> shaun livingston joined 15 students atrancisco middle school in north beach for a youth financial literacy events. through the warriors future leaders program clark and livingston discussed the importance of career development and financial management. >> it is important to come and talk about financial literacy because the kids are our future, right, you know? it is important to educate them on the experience that we have as professional athletes with taking care of your money, saving, investing. >> warriors good on and off the course. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you b

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the rams hired 30-year-old shaun mcveigh. that's him there.s he their new head coach and the youngest head coach in nfl history. he was a redskins offense of i coordinator and now takes over in la. his grandfather was john mcveigh. the 49ers front office executive and his dad used to be the gm of ktvu channel 2. >>> the 49ers are still considering forehead coach josh mcdaniel who is seen as the favorite. they have talked to falcons offensive coordinator kyle shanahan and on sunday they will interview tom cable . the former raiders head coach. >>> the saint maly's team is having a wood season. they are expected to contend for a west coast conference title. one placer already a champion in a very different support. jordon ford is a point guard but basketball is actually his second love. ford is also a two time state chess champion. >> wow. >> chess board has become a fix in their locker room. he is usually being challenged in a game after practice. >> i was a chess champion, state champion in california when i was in kindergarten and second grad

because as we heard there from shaun, it is about the association with the club, something we alreadyre co mforta ble at the football club and they are comfortable right from the start. they all have a common interest in football and swindon town and ethics is success. how does it work? we have a group of 30 guys in a 12 week programme. there are two main elements. the first is trying to educate them to have a healthier dietand educate them to have a healthier diet and better food educate them to have a healthier diet and betterfood choices, and put in more physical activity, increasing their physical activity, and putting those two elements together yield some really powerful results. i guess it is open to women football plan swindon town as well? initially this programme hasjust been funded for guys, and the reason why is because of the research they had done that there was a lot of projects out there for females but not a huge amount for guys at this age group, from 35 to 65. it has been funded by public health swindon and the council to focus on guys trying to get middle—aged guys

activists writer shaun king just released the video online. in december, abc news had a different angle of the incident. craig originally called officer william martin for help after she said a neighbor choked her 7-year-old son for littering. >> why don't you teach your son not to litter. >> it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> why not? >> the situation escalated. craig's teenage daughters tried to intervene. all three arrested and charged. >> get back or you're going to jail, too. >> i don't care. >> after the video became public, fort worth police announced all charges against craig and her daughters dropped. the neighbor who choked her son issued a citation for misdemeanor assault. >> instead of charging in neighbor with a felony which is what he should be facing, they're going to give him a ticket and let him pay a fine. and that's unacceptable. >> reporter: officer martin suspended for ten days without pay. he's already back at work but mo longer assigned to craig's neighborhood. >> know, through a variety of lenses

the incident surfaced online last month, but the bodycam images were obtained and released today by shauning. by police. who would not comment on the video. late today, ft. worth's police chief dropping off charges against craig and her two daughters. >> we have to recognize when we do something that may be legal, but may not be the right thing to do. >> reporter: representatives for the family say that's not enough. >> we're calling to the community to at this point to continue to put pressure on chief fitzgerald to fire this officer. >> he was disciplined for ten days but is still off the beat to undergo training. the neighbor was issued a citation for assault more than a month after craig called the police. >> phillip, thank you. >>> we turn to the health concern we have been tracking in the west. a mumps outbreak. now expanding in washington state. health officials say there are at least 278 mumps cases across five counties. doctors say it's likely tied to a vaccine that can lose its strength over time. there were eight states, the most active year for mumps in the u.s. since 2006. >>

this is bbc news with shaun ley.ave mainly muslim populations, entering the united states is condemned by the british government and by labour. i'm not happy with him coming here until this ban is lifted, honestly, because look at what is happening with those countries. how many more is it going to be? and what's going to be the long—term effect on the rest of the world? as an american judge issues a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders and refugees, president trump receives support from nigel farage. trump's policy in many ways has been shaped by what mrs merkel did. he is fully entitled to do this and as far as we're concerned in this country, yes i would like to see extreme vetting. in yemen, us commandos kill at least 30 suspected al-qaeda fighters, as well as civilians. a statue of princess diana will be built in kensington palace by her sons prince harry and the duke of cambridge. the princes said 20 years after her death, the time was right to recognise their mother's positive impact around the wo

shaun spiers — the chief executive of the campaign to protect rural england welcomed the governments if what the government are saying is, let's try to build communities, that get the infrastructure in place and the schools in place, let's not just plonk housing estates down with all the community tension and extra commuting that goes on at the moment, if they are genuine about proper placemaking, that is a welcome. so you would agree with the idea of the development of these new towns then? we are open to it. what is happening at the moment is that all over the country there are these new bland estates being plonked down on villages, uproar in england over villages facing multiple applications for new estates all around them, some really unsatisfactory development. what is happening is a combination of too few houses being built and too much countryside lost. so to start and say we're going to plan to build some decent communities is a good start. grant shapps says, if you just add the word garden onto a development it doesn't make it lovely. we need to look at the proposals in a lo

consummate the marriage of this one before anyone gets cosy with anybody else because just look at the way shaun, all guns blazing, basically giving that five minutes very terse and angry statement, he read from prepared notes and then turned on his heel and riff fees to take any questions. this is the way clearly that the trump administration is going to deal with the fourth estates. they will hold us accountable they say. what that actually means is presumably an extraordinary the fractious relationship that is going to be in stark contrast to what we have been used to over the last eight years under barack obama. late out the store yesterday sean spicer, the new white house communications chief, this is not going to be a ride i think for the faint of heart. it'll be a white knuckle ride and wait to see how it all pans out. how often if ever ijournalist banned from the press briefing? this administration did actually ban during the campaign representatives of certain news organisations that it fell out with. among them are the washington post for example. it is not afraid to do that and clearl

to director hughey to shaun jeffreys it requested from shaun jeffreys a plan for complete stabilization of the tower that would include vertical settlement as well as the tilting. it's a request. keep in mind the december 15th. date yet the same request is made december 26th. by director. huey and request a complete plan for stabilization and timetable. i think what the department of building and inspection needs to be doing is more than requesting they should be ordering and come up with a plan with a timetable. the requesting period should be over given they did not reply to the december 206th. it did not reply to the september letter. there is no reason to suspect on friday we're going to get a plan for stabilization in light of the conversations i'm aware of between lending partners and the city and all of the papers i have seen. that would be my comment. >> thank you for that comment mr. dobson. very valid point. >> thank you very much. >> yes, sir?. any other members of the public that would like to testify? please come forward, sir. >> my name is andrew faulk i live in the millen

so it looks like they need shaun mcvai. good for him.essive. >> i think so too. >> president obama leaves office one week today. he sat down with kw6et 0 minutes'" correspondent steve kroft and why he's not underestimating his successor. >> you have to admit this is one o ever the strangest transitions in history. >> it's unusual. i'll agree with that. pwould agree with that.ent-elect look. he's an unconventional candidate. i don't think there's anybody who's run a campaign like his successfully in modern history, not that i can think of. as a consequence, because he didn't have the is up part of many of the establishment and his own party, because he ran sort of an improvisational campaign. >> can you run an improvisational presidency? >> i don't think so. so now he's in the process of building up an organization, and we'll have to see how that works. and it will be a test, i think, for him and the people that he's designated to be able to execute on his vision. >> look. i think that the country deeply appreciates the fact that you have

to director hughey to shaun jeffreys it requested from shaun jeffreys a plan for complete stabilization of the tower that would include vertical settlement as well as the tilting. it's a request. keep in mind the december 15th. date yet the same request is made december 26th. by director. huey and request a complete plan for stabilization and timetable. i think what the department of building and inspection needs to be doing is more than requesting they should be ordering and come up with a plan with a timetable. the requesting period should be over given they did not reply to the december 206th. it did not reply to the september letter. there is no reason to suspect on friday we're going to get a plan for stabilization in light of the conversations i'm aware of between lending partners and the city and all of the papers i have seen. that would be my comment. >> thank you for that comment mr. dobson. very valid point. >> thank you very much. >> yes, sir?. any other members of the public that would like to testify? please come forward, sir. >> my name is andrew faulk i live in the millen

shaun livingston ahead of the crowd. they lay it in easy. a pretty good night tonight.e lane tremont goes. truly appreciated, really, on the replay. they called it the halle berry. it was pretty. the stage -- they completely broke open a close game in the third. they outscored detroit. curry to clay, reversed it. 23 this evening. they will was get around. curry knows how to find his man. katie banging that three hits 10 of 15 shots for his 25 points. the onslaught continued into the fourth quarter. the secret whack been working -- weapon working here. warriors having fun again. detroit's coach not so happen. 127-107. the warriors are 34 and six. i think the gaels may have trumped golden state for no sweat victories. they were up in portland. they got out to a 20-2 lead. they were up 37-9 at halftime. teamwork on the brink. joe rayon feeding glendale who had eight points and 10 rebounds. in the second half, the beat down of portland continues. hermanson led everyone with 27 points. 74 to 33. that's ugly. they will be more tested come saturday against gonzaga.>>> basketba

what i'm saying shaun is this, much of the media is dishonest. it's fake.y make things up. >> so cia story, his speech may be mentioned in passing on this show. i can't even remember. but hasn't been a big subject of the show. had he not spoken about it we would be moving on to something else. so my question is wanting media to pander to him? sounds like he thinks anything other than glowing coverage is unfair criticism. >> i think he's had a bre breathtaking week. if you take this aside look at everything he's done. mexico city, taking that back. meeting with ceos, heads of the car companies, talking about labor and trade unions, obamacare, it's just -- in egypt, a fast-paced great week. only thing that's got in the way of it is focusing on things that don't matter. and i haven't quite decide yet if it's to his advantage or disadvantage. but i would rather as the press be talking about what his policies are, impact they have on the people, how it affects our budgets, economy and national security. i feel like that's what we should be doing at press but jus

shaun spicer there.dence and is now paul simpson chief for usa today. put this in some kind of historic perspective for us. you have covered campaigns, have you ever seen anything like this in terms of the relationship with the press ? terms of the relationship with the press? this is my sixth presidents i have seen them come and go and all of them at some point or another have tough relationships with the press. especially when they get in trouble, you think about the impeachment of president clinton for instance. 0rduring impeachment of president clinton for instance. 0r during the war accusations of the misuse of intelligence information, the bad intelligence information, the bad intelligence that got us into the war in iraq said there were times when the white house has had bad relations which covers them everyday. what is unusual is that this time it is off to a rocky start from the start. after a campaign which has been contentious. what is unusual is the way the president has questioned the motive

. >> melissa: in the midst of the prepping, he watched fox news channel and julian assange and shaun hanity. >> he liked the interview and he's not sold on russian interference. again on twitter he said this. julian assange said a 14-year-old could have hacked podesta. why is the dnc so care little and the rush arian it is didn't give him into. we learned that the heads of the cian and fbi will be here in new york to brief the president-elect on friday. and cia john brener said he hopes he will listen to them and not assange who can't be trusted. >> he's not a bastion of truth and integrity and i wouldn't ascribe to these individuals who are making comments. >> reporter: a little while ago, our fox crew saw kelly ann conway head nothing the west wing with a meeting with valerie jarret. jarret, one of president obama's serving aides has been gracious so far in the transition. >> melissa: let's listen in to vice-president elect mike pence. >> then the opportunity to speak to senate republicans today. it is 2017, we are back to work. and just 16 days away from making america great again

his hiring also tells me that kyle shaun listen will have final say on the roster and that might have scared off the other candidates. assistant gm tom gamble who has been an gm in the nfl is in house. he could mentor lynch. former tarp bay gm mark dominic. huge chance on hiring lance who today said, i can't wait to get to work. >> just can't tell you how humble and excited i am for this unbelievable opportunity. two weeks ago i never thought that i'd be doing this and you know, things change sometimes. and unfortunately i have a wonderful family that have supported me incredibly in my pursuit of this fully aware that myself, the team i put around me, we're going to have to earn this -- earn the respect and the only way you do that is through your actions. and for us, that's showing it on the field. and you know, we have a big task in front of with us yab i can't tell you how excited i am to attack it. >> it's easy to jump to conclusions here, but i say give john and kyle a chance as this team 12 starting over from the ground up. there is a precedent for this hiring as the lions did t

computers particularly the democratic emails, tillerson said it is a fair chum shaun this russian presidentladmir putin was aware of those efforts. liz? liz: you also heard him say about 19 minutes ago, this jumped out at me, he said we should have given ukraine weapons after russia moved in to snatch crimea. that is pretty stunning. it sort of turns upside down what you would think rex tillerson would think. thank you, peter. show you a picture has a lot of people questioning what is going on here. his words have been very strong against russia. speaking of strong words, the pharmaceutical stocks need a little cpr. drugmakers and biotechs plummeted just as president-elect donald trump said, quote, pharmaceuticals are getting away with murder. let's get to the new york stock exchange. lori, when i heard him say that, that is pretty amazing too because he said they're charging the government, that is you and me, every taxpayer too much for drugs. >> i'll tell you, liz, as soon as he said that, and also mentioned the f-35 defense project, lockheed martin, snapped up the industries right away,

his hiring also tells me that kyle shaun listen will have final say on the roster and that might have scared off the other candidates. assistant gm tom gamble who has been an gm in the nfl is in house. he could mentor lynch. former tarp bay gm mark dominic. huge chance on hiring lance who today said, i can't wait to get to work. >> just can't tell you how humble and excited i am for this unbelievable opportunity. two weeks ago i never thought that i'd be doing this and you know, things change sometimes. and unfortunately i have a wonderful family that have supported me incredibly in my pursuit of this fully aware that myself, the team i put around me, we're going to have to earn this -- earn the respect and the only way you do that is through your actions. and for us, that's showing the field. and you know, we have a big task in front of with us yab i can't tell you how excited i am to attack it. >> it's easy to jump to conclusions here, but i say give john and kyle a chance as this team 12 starting over from the ground up. there is a precedent for this hiring as the lions did the sam

. >> jimmy: for naming him douche-shaun? this great show on hbo. >> right. >> jimmy: your first thing. that's so crazy. had you gone to a lot of auditions and stuff? >> i was auditioning for the last five or six years, going in and getting really close to getting big jobs, career-opening jobs. >> jimmy: like what jobs did you almost get that you did not get? >> i was actually in the running for "straight out that compton." >> jimmy: which parts? >> i was auditioning for all the parts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at once? did you separate them? >> i wanted to do it at once. i wanted to show, i can switch characters on a whim. they were like, one at a time, pace yourself. one character they did not want to consider me for, i was a little upset, easy e. >> jimmy: why did they not consider you? >> a difference in height. >> jimmy: easy e was a little guy. >> i had a solution. put every other actor on apple boxes and i could do the scene on my knees. >> did you explain that? >> i tried. >> jimmy: they didn't listen, wow. i bet they're

. >> shaun touched on this. other presidents have used this power in the past. ronald reagan used it five times. bill clinton 12 times. george bush six times. barack obama, 19 times. in one form or another, but why is it different this time? >> for me, this is different because this is being used as a shock tactic. it is done to placate the base and done to anger the left and anger democrats and people who oppose him. this is a classic strategy. this is actually a strategy to divide and conquer. generally done by strongman in autocrat. >> if this is no different, why are there thousands and thousands of people on the streets for days around the world. >> the progressive left as lost the numbers. every single day everything that he put together through administrative actions is disappearing. actually, brownstein was wrong. trump is actually 58% popular in the country. that's two world views. one world view has the old technology, and the other world view has trump technology. >> therapy, gallop is -- has polled on every president sin sincize icen haur. no preside

. >> sha >>shaun, there are stories that there are gag orders from the interior department over the weekend, or if it is why? >> i don't know, that story is breaking. with respect to the question you're asking, i don't have any information at this time. we ask the team to go look into it as we were entering the briefing room and if i have an update while we're here i'll be glad to get back to you. >> what about the enter department? i heard they were banned from tweeting. >> i heard that, there was guidance put out to the department to act in compliance with the rules set forth. >> steve holland. >> in signing the orders on keystone and dakota access this morning, he said held like to renegotiate some of the terms, what exactly was he talking about? >> i think one thing the american people know about donald trump is that he looks at successful deals, an tries to ensure projects that are going to create jobs and our economy but also make these organizations a lot of money and he's making sure the american taxpayer gets the best deal possible and asking the team to review them, so if we are g

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 5:00pm. as concern gi’ows over president trump's travel ban, theresa may orders the foreign secretary and home secretary to speak to their us counterparts about the implications for people here. opposition leaders have called for the president's planned state visit to the uk to be cancelled, unless the ban is lifted. i'm not happy with him coming here until this ban is lifted, because look at what is happening with those countries, how many more is it going to be? and what is going to be the long term effect on the rest of the world? over 400,000 people have supported an online petition which says the president should not be invited. in yemen, us commandos have killed at least 30 suspected al-qaeda fighters and civilians in a raid authorised by president trump. also in the next hour, we'll have the story of the australian open tennis final, where roger federer beat his long—standing rival rafael nadal. federer broke down in tears as he won his 18th grand slam. it's his first title in five yea

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he is now the seventh player in warrior history to score -- >>> shaun livingston joined 15 students at francisco middle school in north beach for a youth financial literacy events. through the warriors future leaders program clark and livingston discussed the importance of career development and financial management. >> it is important to come and talk about financial literacy because the kids are our future, right, you know? it is important to educate them on the experience that we have as professional athletes with taking care of your money, saving, investing. >> warriors good on and off the course. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you b hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. . >>> take a look at live doppler 7. we are tracking some rain. it becomes intense tomorrow, beginning during late morning continuing through the afternoon, and the winds will pick up. mike nicco tracking. dan, krist

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