tom kellerman and shawn henry, the chief security officer at cloud strike. what do you make of his remarks? shawn: he is implying he has information that is not public. that is what it sounds like. it underscores the sense that nothing is private anymore when we are talking about data being kept electronically, how they transmit it. it is not safe. it is not secure. i don't know, when he talks about internet freedom, if he is talking about everything being insecure people not having privacy. that sounds like privacy being breached in a way. perhaps hypocritical. i think that when we are talking about data being kept electronically it is never going to be secure. we have to wake up and recognize that. emily: we don't know what julian assange has on hillary clinton. tom: there is an assumption made that the u.s. is a monopoly on being big brother. there are multitudes of government agencies from other countries as well as hacker groups and crews that have the capacity to maintain omniscience, to be telepathic as it relates to our personal comings and goings. a

shawn henry, thank you for joining us. it is time for a status update. when i sat down with kim dotcom, one of the big questions was the status of piracy. it is a problem the entertainment industry is battling. there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. here is what we found. we have come a long way from napster and megaupload. it has been just too easy to of live music movies, and tv shows to the internet and share it illegally. take it from the so-called pirate king himself. kim: if you are a hollywood studio and you release your content in one country first the united states, and roll it out over a couple of months, and other countries along the world, and expect the internet community in these different countries to wait for the release. emily: "game of thrones" is the most pirated show in the world. the latest episode racking up 2.2 million illegal downloads in just 12 hours. that said streaming sites like spotify and netflix are said to actually be reducing the amount of piracy out there because they make it easier to watch and listen to what y

>> my name is shawn tracy.ve the smell of an old barn in the morning. >> i turn old barns into people's dreams. >> shawn tracy and his crew on diy's "barn hunters" head across the country to find old! dated barns, gut them restore them and make them the most luxurious homes you could imagine. >> i want one. >> i know! >> i guess that got rid of the phrase did you grow up in a barn? >> yes, i did, and it was delightful. >> come on in and enjoy your home. >> you have glass and the beautiful door elf these spiral staircases to go up to the second-level loft. tell us more about exactly what we have. we have shawn tracy via skype, the star of "barn hunters" welcome to the show. >> how are we doing, gang? >> is this aa new things? or has it been going on for a while? >> it's been going on for a while. i've been doing it about 25 years, especially on the east coast with we have these great old buildings and beautiful canvass to work with. >> shawn, how xraektly does 2 work? are you converting people's barns and they'r

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a year i draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but g

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-coe -- (reading) of draft resolutions, and reimburses sponsor is deborah raphael, direct speaker, shawn rowsen moss senior environmental special development community part sner thips sf carbon fund and alexa kielty 0 waste specialist. >> thank you. as you know, we come before you to report on our grant making activities, this year in february we issued an rfp, for die version programs it's important to realize, this is grant making around 0 waste specifically, what we're looking for specifically what we're looking for in here is a deliberate metric, of tons diverted. we received 16 proposalses, for about 1-and-a-half million dollars, we had half of that or some -- i don't remember -- 800,000 to give out. more than we could give out. i want to recognize a couple of actions that the commission asked of us, and how we're listening to you and taking action there is a concern last year about the process of how these awards were given. so my staff will be reporting on that process to you today to talk about what we learned from last year and what we did this year. secondly commissioner wald h

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only shawn and the best man know what is about to happen. oh my goodness. they all go down the middle of the aisle. did you see that? he kept it and shawn takes the rings off bill bos little hand. >> it manges me very happy. >> you can see here after the wedding that they gave the bride a glove and let her hold it for a while. >> i love the owl. it's really really cool. even though that it's not traditional, it's trending where people are hiring an owl to be the ring barrier now. >>> the person that you hear talking is corey. >> the day after a wedding a mother moves and the two babies came by to say hi. >> i think this is a sign that they're going to be blessed with twins. it's beautiful. they did say that they think that it's a sign. >> this is just not good luck. this is just amazing luck. we have yet to see moose in the yard. for it to be the day after the wedding, oh my god. thanksor watchingguys. i thank you for watching. >>> a girl enjoys a concert from above, and then watch. >> why would she do this? >> what happens when she decides to go for an epi

come from a place called compassion lord knows we don't get paid tutor the stabilization funds and shawn and million dollar pot you parked your helicopter on the roof and all the other partners mark and nancy and you guys connecting the dots in the homicide we don't have ships or can notice we learner how to build bridges this brother he's on the wall right here i knew ed when we was dpw right he and james dba go back and london you know and i'm glad i'm friends with the police now, it's all good laughing you mean u you know what i mean from the margarita street though the executive street i don't want to miss anyone but acknowledge some really good folks ricco come on up rick could and jim and my brother glen come on up here mayor ed lee the rest of the folks knows a lot of prominent people come up here those brothers right here are really try testimony of redemption those guys all been in prison with life sentences jim recently came home avenue doing thirty years and rico is going phenomenal work he was begun 25 years and damon over a decade my brother glen who did 45 years are here as

after some soul searching shawn buckner agreed to testify against his old friend.said that pat cone was extremely drunk that night, and in addition to that, he had doubts about what he saw. >> and patrick had told shawn buckner that he felt like he was sending an innocent man to prison. >> but richardson knew he had to answer one last question. >> in the back of their minds, the jury is saying that the kid saw something, and if it weren't your client, who was it? >> so, he called the next witness. >> the back doors opened and everybody turned around and the prosecutor said, who is that? >> that is as close to a perry mason moment as i have had. >> and the lead detective looked and said, we are in trouble. ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, i know... ♪ ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, oh yes i know... ♪ ♪color is the i ching ching, for sure ding dang... ♪ ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, i know. ♪ if you feel it, you can find it. all new color by behr. exclusively at the home depot. tthey bought the place fourg to mark andmonths agoderson. on what was a

fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. as we have been saying this morning, that senate bill on iran set to be finally voted on this coming week. but the big question this morning, what will be in it and more importantly, will it really work? the bill named after republican senators bob corker and democrat benn cardin would give congress oversight but not approval of any agreement with iran. it would block president obama from ending sanctions for 60 days until congress reviews the deal. a flurry of amendments were floated to try and change it. one would have certified iran does not support terrorism that kills americans. another that iran recognized israel. then there was it the demand that tehran release the three u.s. citizens still imprisoned there, a christian pastor a "washington post" reporter and a marine veteran. those amendments came from senators tom cotton and marco rubio. but the legislation could slam into oval office opposition before it ever hits tehran. >> the president would certai

also with me the former linebacker for the chargers shawne merriman. drew let me start with you. tell wells, the independent investigator. his words were quote, i believe from the bottom of my heart, and he went on to say the text messages implicate tom brady. your reaction? >> well it's not the evidence that i would like to see in order to suspend a player four games. i think you've got to catch someone red handed and not try to piece things together to take away four games and what would be millions of dollars. to damage this man's reputation to the extent that they have who has had a great career i don't believe the punishment fit the crime. and i don't think there's enough evidence to penalize him this severely. >> drew one of the things ted wells pointed at was he said look i asked tom brady to go ahead, go through his own text messages and pick the ones he would give me and give them to me. he didn't do that. i asked him to vet his own text messages and pick them out. he wouldn't cooperate with that. that certainly gives a bad taste, doesn't it? >> yeah but it doesn't make

. >> i'll begin public comment the first person is shawn. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you for gemg a moment to speak recently, we do a fantastic event about the port i wanted to make sure there was a acknowledgment for all but wonderful things you guys did for the jimmy herpes ami i've gotten a number of compliments so thank you commissioner president katz and commissioner adams and thank you to the fantastic executive director thank you very much so the next time you guys need center work on a million let me know. >> (laughter). >> thank you for everything you did 0 make it happen it was really wonderful is there any additional public comment seeing none public comment is closed. arrest next item. >> item 9 executive report. >> good afternoon, commissioners members of the public and port staff and city staff thank you for being here we have an exciting; right? beacon hill executive report today but first i want to acknowledge and add my thanks to shawn and all of local 34 for the great work we talked about is it at a previous meeting thank you for the james right directio

the owner of the truck, shawn phillips, also had an alibi for the night of michelle's disappearance. miles away in san francisco. >> we were later able to identify him in some surveillance footage down there in the city at the time of the murder. >> after four days of searching, police found michelle's nude body in a nearby river covered in mud. >> she had extensive blunt force injury of the head. it was both external bruises and abrasions and internal bleeding around the brain and within the brain. she also had a number of fractures involving the jaws, both the upper jaw and the lower jaw. >> despite the severe head trauma, the autopsy showed it was not the cause of death. >> it was multiple blunt force injuries to the head complicated by a drowning. she had been placed in the water still living. >> strangest of all, michelle's killer had cut off almost all her hair. >> it was pretty hacked. when you see her in the surveillance video in the bar, she had beautiful, waist-length hair, and when we found her, it had been essentially hacked off. >> this raised disturbing possibilities ab

. >> reporter: officer shawn jergens was one of four officers that caught up with shawn washington.er use and use of pepper spray was said to be not appropriate. this is officer shawn jergens trying to get suspect out of the car. this is redacted video supplied by the frederick police. >> get your hands up. i need to see your other hand. i need to see your other hand. [ taser ] >> reporter: david washington was then pepper sprayed as well and dragged from the car with one of the taser prongs stuck to his body still. >> get out of the car. [ bleep ]. >> get out of the car right now! we ain't playing. get out of the car. >> get out of the car. >> don't move around. >> reporter: it was then that the police determined he was suffering from a medical condition and called an ambulance. washington is still in the hospital. he faces charges of hit and run and reckless driving. officer jergens has not been charged but he resigned a week ago. hank silverberg, wusa9. >> david washington's medical condition is still unclear. >>> another possible police brutality case, this one in virginia beach

shawn michaels. still to come on this edition including my guest will show me a cooking technique i have never been able to perfect plus my other interviews and one of them walks off the set. them walks off the set. that is wonderful. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,nd. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way of your pursuit of happiness. ♪ kennedy: welcome back to the loan surviving member. he was not the original member but he joined me to spill the beans about the dna and behind-the-scenes spent a great cover. how have you ben? everyone is gone. and have their coast on to do? why write the book now? >> it took five years. to thank you can buy it within one week is impossible for you have to have a plan. so 1700's shows and five years it is the most

shawn o'sullivan's arm did not show up today. lucas duda, one of two home runs on the day for him. it gives mets a one to nothing lead. two to nothing in the third. michael, hits a two run home run. met three four, five hitters go for eight for 12. phillies down four to nothing after three. the mets starter made it look like he was tom seaver. cinderguard hits a home run off of o'sullivan, in the fourth. and, it is gone. >> the phillies, surrender seven runs on 11 hits. four home runs. phillies lost four in a road. road trip three-seven. yikes. >>> phillies have tomorrow off. >>> still to come in sports but don't look now but union has begun to figure things out. we will hear from the coach next. >>> game six of the stanley cup western conference finals, chicago facinge limb nation and gone with the line up change. former flyer kimmo timonen is benched. hawks and ducks in score in the second period. chicago scores three goals this less than four minutes. patrick cain with the ridiculous set up move. the the hawks win five-to second to force a game seven saturday back in anaheim. >>

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fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning. it was a daring nighttime raid a strike at the heart of isis. but it comes as the radical islamic terrorists continue their assault inside another major iraqi city. after the u.s. relied on so many drones to take out terrorists boots were deployed successfully on the ground. that raid deep inside syria killed the isis leader and his fighters with thankfully no american casualties. secretary of defense ash carter declaring, quote, the operation represents another significant blow to isil and it is a reminder that the united states will never waver in denying safe haven to terrorists who threaten our citizens and those of our friends and allies. as congressman mccaul just noted, those laptops and cell phones will likely yield vital intelligence. but some this morning are cautioning that sayyaf's killing, no matter how notable, will not really hand the terrorist group a lasting setback. far more significant, they note is the battle for ramadi. even though the iraq government says some is

legal help is here. >>> from america's news headquarters i'm eric shawn.e are some of the stories making headlines at this hour. he loves biking but he took a spill. now secretary of state john kerry is suffering from a broken leg after a bicycle mishap in france. he apparently hit a curb about 25 miles southeast of the swiss border. secretary kerry in this helicopter being air lifted from geneva's main medical center where he initially received treatment. he scrapped the rest of his four-nation trip that included a conference on fighting isis. >>> the secretary of state will now return home to boston for further treatment with the doctor who previously operated on him. the nation this morning reacting to the sad news that beau biden, son of the vice president joe biden, has passed away from brain cancer, nearly two years after he was first diagnosed. beau was a lawyer, member of the delaware national guard, and former delaware attorney general. beau biden experienced various health problems in recent years, including suffering a mild stroke in 2010. just

i'm eric shawn. now back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric.ences to the biden family after that tragedy of his son. we want to bring in our panel. ed rollins a long-time strategist to business and political leaders. he's a fox news political analyst. hank is a democratic strategist who worked on the clinton/gore campaign. thanks for joining us. we knew that beau biden was sick but i don't know that there was such expectation that he would pass at 46. >> it's very unfortunate. he's a fine young man. he was a two-term attorney general. certainly had a great career in politics if this tragedy hadn't occurred. unfortunately, the biden family has had a series of disasters like this. i certainly admire him as a man and send my condolences. >> of course. >> thoughts and prayers are with his family. >> hank? >> a tragedy by any measure. 46. no words can describe it. >> 46 years old, brain cancer. so sad. we send our thoughts this morning. with the patriot act, meanwhile, set to expire at midnight tonight, the senate will hold a rare sunday session tod

[music] >> my name is shawn, i'm the curator of princeton photographs in new york. [music] hip-hop revolution is an exhibition that features three photographer who is documented the early days of hip-hop culture in new york city. the exhibition ranges from about 1977 through 1990. new york city was the birthplace of hip-hop. you see hip-hop as a grassroots movement in the bronx in the late 1970s as emcees and and deejays were performing in high school gymnasiums and small june june venues. we see performances in parks and rec centers of new york city. as things progressed, and in pictures in the later '80s, they're more polished, finished pictures of the musicians as they are having their images made for maybe record labels. those photographs are a bit more about the projection of the style or attitude of an emerging hip-hop industry. you see everyone from salt sand peppa to the beasty boys to african batta or cool herk. the originators. we're hoping that people will take away a sense of the dynamic creativeness of new york in the '70s and '80s, and how this phenome

takes shawn o'sullivan out of the park. o'sullivan probably hoped that would hook foul. it didn't. and asdrubal thinks he has a bead on it but he doesn't. scherzer hit it on the mound as well. strikes out grady sizemore. three runs in 22 innings of work on the season. nats win 2-1. nfl commissioner roger goodell may hear tom brady's appeal. the patriot were find $1 million and forced to forfeit two picks in next year's draft. they will not appeal the suspension. >> next year is the last year of kobe bryant's contract. it doesn't mean he'll retired. he's third on the all-time nba scoring list. >> lincoln financial field hosting ncaa men's championships and ppl park hosting the women's championships. sunnis title game will be between north carolina and maryland. this is johns hopkins men's team practicing yesterday. hopkins will play maryland in one of the d-1 semifinals today. notre dame play be denver. and the money's championship is on monday. that will do it from sports. i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. >> scott dixon has the pole position. there's no newattention to safety

people ancillary contract that the city has deemed post for is determinations with that i'd like to ask shawn with the transbay project manager to talk about the something to the effect design and is deal terms and development agreement he'll be joined by is architecture team and councilmember alvarez i'm the project manager for transbay since is end of january it is a privilege to be before this commission i'm excited to be part of is transbay project and fortunate is first project is a high quality project in block 8 we're before you today to obtain our approval for is scenic designs for block 8 i'd like to represent the representatives who are here we have bill who's the chairman go ahead and stand is chairman with related california we have don falk with the tenderloin development corporation and jason long how is the principle with the lead architect o m a. >> did it go? >> it's not going. >> for the agenda today, we have a general overview to begin with and scenic designs scenic designs will be broken into two parts i'll start out then is developer architect will give a presentation and

those operations and figuring out who comes out on top i want to acknowledge our blue ribbon panel shawn she is with the san francisco ed fund the coordinated for the program and annie the executive director of the certified recruitment and staffing in the human resources and david a traditionally erratically treat the aligning high school he voted on the teachers and kari the director of the hertz learning center at draws school if we can give a welcome applause they (clapping.) they spent many hours working with us and really looking at the qualification of the teachers and the same went for the principles although we didn't have a blue ribbon panel they were genocide by the public and the community and by their peers and by their sproirpz and supervisors you were. >> nominated 349 principle nomination from the schools so congratulations for that we we're super excited (clapping) now through the selection process the solicitation of goodies for our teachers and principles we have amazing sponsors in the room i'm going to rattle off and stand for a warm gratitude because it is photocopy

. >> good evening, commissioners, shawn burke here and item inspector. and just a couple of quick notes. we had a few new complaints come in, one was investigated at 5571, and it was a one time event that they rented out for a wedding and i have spoken to both the property manager and the resident and it seems to be resolved at this point, and the cathedral just came across the desk and we will be investigating that over the course of this week and this week expend then the village at 969 market, we received a complaint as of last week, from the neighbor next door and that was investigated last weekend and we are working to resolve that over the course of the next week. the notice violation at 2801 levenworth and they are still waiting to get the sign-offs for a couple of the permits and so they were given notice of the violation and then, did get temporary permits for the past weekend events and for the club malibu and for the weekend before, the multiple good neighbor policy violations and two violations of the conditions that we put on their permit, a

the six home runs in three games and one offer the major league record held by shawn green.rper he had 12 rbis in those three games. >>> joint practices will be held with the ravens in august. the eagles/ravens pre-seen is august 22. it will be a homecoming of sorts for john harbaugh who spent ten years as an assistant coach with the eagles. ? owners heatings and kind of wondering why we don't play each other more in the preseason and see if we can work something out. and it looks like we're going to do that. we're going to go three days before weigh çplay. we're excited about that. we're looking forward to it. >>> wizards/hawks, we've got more drama than a soap opera. three guys in his grill, off glass for the win. how about it? wizards were up 21 with less than ten to play and bet a >>> union visiting vancouver, whitecaps pedro morales alone lofted over sylvester who was signed a few days ago. 1-0 vancouver. pretty footwork. ball on a 7% j and union fall 3-0. >>> finally tonight it's prom night for emmanuel acho. here's the photo he tweeted. a fan reached out to ask if he

this is on the i 5 and shawn white is captured the video.e say that is the dog is looking at me. >> i have seen dogs on a video before but never this. >> this last one come from the boss that spent a week in maui. look how powerful she is. she runs out there and grabs it and makes the way back. not easy to run on wet sand. >> this video is amazing. >> wow. >> this is the next viral sensation. >> goodness me. ♪ >>> summer weddings are about the combining of two souls and becoming one. weddings should be a lot of fun. ♪ >> there's a bride and tiffany when this starts it's a music video. it's both featured singers and they're performing i really like you. ♪ >> so they're singing while getting dressed. look how much fun they're having when the ceremony begins. ♪ >> this was actually sholt by the brother of the groom. this couple was supposed to get married three days before it gets cancelled. they picked a beach and it closed and then able to plan the perfect wedding and had a great spectacular time. now, they're going to do a whole dance. ♪ >>

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shawne inn in the pocono mountains. clouds will be thickening up. that's when you can see showers not only in the mountains but in through philadelphia and south jersey. the cloud cover has started to increase north and west. would he have to go into western pennsylvania and the ohio valley to find any rainfall. those showers will be scattered in our area this afternoon. not an all day rainfall, not even a heavy rainfall for most of the area. there is a chance that we'll see some scattered thunderstorms this after snoon. before they get here sunshine warms us into the 80s again today. not tomorrow. 70s the high temperature. still a chance of a shower. again, not an all day rainfall for wednesday. the showers are out of here for thursday. hey, we're back in the 80s. 81 thursday. friday bright sunshine. 85 degrees. look at the weekend, upper 80s for saturday sunday, into monday where we could see storms. >>> 6:21. coming together. the city of baltimore is working to rebuild what was lost in the riots, but there is still a fight going on. just ahead, t

that's a view from shawne in the pocono mountains. check out sky view lodge. you can barely see the view. the flag is moving on the left side of the screen. little bit of a breeze. we will see temperatures climb into the 80s this afternoon but big changes ahead. got the seven day coming up. >>> police departments across the country can no longer count on receiving military vehicles and weapons from the pent gone. president obama announced the new restrictions during his trip to camden which highlighted the efforts of the police force there. the change means federal agencies will not issue local departments certain armored vehicles grenade launchers and other high caliber weapons. the president said equipment like this can give the public the feeling that law enforcement is, quote, like an occupying force. last fall the "nbc 10" investigators revealed these kinds of weapons stocked by police in our area. the investigation tracked seven of these mine resistant vehicles to police agencies in bucks, montgomery and delaware counties. the feds also gave the philadel

joining us now to discuss this shawn shawn, vice president of the association. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> i think everybody is wondering why can't amtrak account for everybody on the train. >> there's a lot of stops. people got off, come on. it's one of the more complex rail corridors not only in the u.s. but western hemisphere. one of the values of the corridor not just the fact it affects new york city and washington, d.c. but all these intermediate cities. so it's going to be very complicated. amtrak has taken steps by introducing electronic ticketing, which i think a lot of people are familiar with if they have taken a commercial air flight and that's doing to help them. ten years ago they probably would have been dealing with paper tickets, paper manifests. but again, there's a lot of different factors to take in account for. >> absolutely. but sadly i was talking to one of rachel jacobs best friends and her family was frantically trying to find out what happened to her. we've come to find out that rachel jacobs died aboard

. >> and from weei.com and shawne merriman and you say he's being dragged through the mud, so why so? >> i think for the reason the wells report did not offer any definitive evidence and i know rachel said there is circumstantial evidence and compared this to a civil case but that is not good enough if you are going to destroy the legacy and the career the legacy i should say, of one of the greatest quarterbacks to play the game. and to me there must be a much higher standard met by the ted wells' report than was shown in the 243-page document. >> mike if he wanted to put this to rest couldn't he just show his text messages. >> he could have. but as any smart attorney and donald he is a good representative and he is a calculating representative in that statement he released today, he wouldner in a -- would never in a million years allow his client to release messages confidentially that wasn't necessary. sure he will take a p.r. hit but i'm sure he was told to take the p.r. hit but do not give them any evidence. now, i should tell you in that report jastremski's messages there was is

. >> for how bad the injury was, shawn was shawn was calm with you i don't know he thought it was son the ride to keep his, you know, emotions at bay. >> reporter: but emotions soon ran high at the hospital after hearing the worst. >> there's artery in the back of your leg that controls blood flow and so if that was damaged, then gangrene could set in and i could possibly have to amputate. so that's where amputation came in and that's all i heard. >> reporter: he still has his leg but the work to keep it in shape is ongoing. wang helped start his rehabilitation in los angeles and continues the process here in oakland. >> am i surprised that he has been able to propel himself back up to the top? absolutely 100%. but he is -- he just perseveres through everything and i think at the end of the day this has made him a stronger athlete. >> reporter: shaun livingston is healthy. the warriors are healthy. they are heavy favorites in game 2. see you later. >> thank you, dennis. for news throughout the evening, we'll have the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. capti

it shows officer shawn jergens tase and pep pepper -- pepper spray washington. it was determined the use of the pepper spray and taser was not appropriate. the officer resigned a week ago. washington is still in the hospital charged with hit and run and reckless driving. >>> blasting is now off limits at a sterling, virginia quarry at least for the time being. >> the change comes one day after a controlled explosion sent rocks flying into cars, businesses and homes. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in sterling. repairs are being done a day after a blast from a rock quarry went terribly wrong. repairmen work on ricardo brooks' home after a rock flew through the roof narrowly missing heslept. above his pillow you see where a rock left a big hole in the house. ricardo needed eight stitches to repair the hole in his face from the rock. surveillance video shows a school bus passes through around 10:45 yesterday morning at sicced later the rock come flying taking -- morning. a second later the rock comes flying taking out a window in an auto parts for and windows out of t

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