no that i'm out of that shu, now that i'm out of that shu, every day is a good day for me now.. >> while trotter recently completed a decade in the stark solitary existence that comes with life in the secured confinement unit, demetrius burks has only begun his 15-month stay there. >> another day, another dollar. >> it is the consequence he will pay for assaulting a corrections officer. but it was the murder of an innocent man that brought him to prison. >> when you're out there living that life, you're really not thinking about the consequences until they occur. >> but burks had a regular reminder of the consequences of crime. he grew up in the shadow of indiana state prison, home of the state's death row. >> the neighborhood i'm from is right on the same street as the prison. it's like i always seen it. i don't understand why it couldn't have been like a sign like "don't go here." you know what i mean? >>> coming up -- >> it brought me to tears. my heart wept with pride as i opened each fold of that quilt. >> the mother of a slain soldier expresses gratitude. >>> and -- >> de

. >> thanks, shu. a plan to sell tickets works a little too well. what the team is doing now. >> and taking a live look at our traffic over the skyway. not moving well at all today. jammed up in both directions. right-hand side is your traffic heading down toward the peninsula southbound, left-hand side trying to get to the lower >>> the warriors host the spurs in game two of the western conference finals tonight. it's at 6:00 tip off at oracle arena. san antonio kawhi leonard suffered after a controversial ankle injury, the expectation is the warriors have way too much fire power for san antonio if they don't have leonard. san antonio still very dangerous. abc7's mike shumann joins us court side. shu? >> the further you get in the playoff, the more anticipation. one team without their superstar, spurs will not have kawhi leonard. now, the warriors hoping to get off to a better start here. today after falling behind after 25 in the first half of game one. however, that was coming off an extended break after sweeping the utah jazz in round 2. they go

james comey said him affecting the election made him feel mildly gnaw shus. which is interesting. because this is how the rest of america felt. but let's move on. let's move on. as much as hillary loss losing the election might have felt like the end 69 world, we know it it wasn't. because the actual end of the world is climate change it may not be the news of the day but technically climate change is the news of every day which is why people in the street are doing this. >> thousands of people took to the streets in the u.s. and around the world on saturday to protest against president donald trump's climate change policies. the people's climate march was held in 300 cities, chicago, denver, seattle. more than 200,000 people marched here on the national mall. >> thousands who oppose his environmental agenda have literally surrounded the white house this afternoon. >> trevor: aha!! joke's on you. the president's not at the white house. he's out playing golf, yeah! if people really want trump's attention it, protest on the 2k3w068 course or even better get aty

and he said at one point that he's almost gnaw shus to think that he has some impact on the election. >> rose: we continue with journalist jonathan at enand amie parnes, their new book called shatter, inside the hillry clinton doomed campaign. >> we both believed on election night that she would win as much as she did and much of the country did. in the reporting and the writing of this, we had been reporting it for back since the end of 2014, even before she got in, the key for us was that we tried to report it and write it as though we didn't have any prediction of what was going to go on. and so as a result of that, we didn't have to go back and tear anything up. >> we conclude this evening with the architect renzo piano and author victoria newhouse, her book is called chai os and. >> it occurred to me that when institutions make the decision to build, they often did it without really knowing what they're getting into. and so i wrote this book primarily to raise awareness of what is involved when you take on this kind of project. >> rose: the comey testimony, the clinton campaign a

live at the oracle. >> thank you, shu.ights out so they must want everybody to go. three wins have come against the dodgers. the giants going for five straight wins. check out this dodger fan. thought he did not need a coat. we're not at hermost a beach, dude. three on. christian royal playing second base. guns it home. tag by buster on justin turner, 7 innings, allowed one run. brandon, whatever easy he wants them, that is gone. ball bounced off the top there. but by the fan, they went to review and said it was his fourth homer in six games. brandon crawford, what a difference he's made coming back. base hit to drive in belt. so, right now they're in the eighth and the giants lead by a score of 2-1. a's trying to snap a four-game slide in seattle. top of the second a's down 1-0. ryan healey, he is big and he is strong. this is crushed. second deck, his seventh of the year so it's 2-1 athletics. top of the fourth, man on for steven vote. roped. down the line. his 6th double of the year brings in market. ace, you think crui

hey, shu. >> you just missed it, steph curry will be able to play. his left ankle is okay, and george hill will not play tonight for the jazz. that's good news for the warriors. now, the warriors are trying to accomplish something tonight they've never done in franchise history, and that's go 6-0 to start a playoff. of course they swept portland four straight and won tuesday night's game against utah. this game isn't a guarantee despite not shooting well in game one. the jazz were in it until the fourth quarter. the dubs do not want to lose home court advantage. they want to hold serve tonight so they cannot let this game slip away. >> we always try to protect home court. i think their goal coming here is to at least get one so we're hungry to prevent that and be real nice to go to utah 2-0. it's a hard place to win. >> it's the energy. for us, we have to just continue to do what we do well, and that's help each other out, talk, communicate, and fly around on the court. >> all right. of course we'll have a lot more coming up at 6:00. guys, i'm going

shu will have all your highlights and reaction coming up in sports. >>> a ransome ware attack has state thousands of computers systems worldwide. why computer experts are bracing for more infections tomorrow. >>> and a project that starts in the bay area next year that will target [ whistles ] internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. >>> businesses and organizations around the world are preparing for more cyber attacks tomorrow. a worm has infected hundreds of thousands of computers with ransom software in 150 countries. a security researcher found the flaw that helped spread the malware and then cut it off. b the bug is expected to take off again monday, especially in asia, as companies turn on their computers for the first time since it

. >> and shu will be back with a look ahead at how the warriors are gearing up for game four against the jazz. that's in about 15 minutes. >> people of france just elected a new president. >> and his supporters celebrated in the streets. bay area french national shared their thoughts about the winner and immense task he sees ahead for france. >> also, a rescuer's view as emergency responders get called to action in the east bay. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a warmer finish to the weekend. a warm look at emeryville. sunny skies. get ready for a wide range in temperatures. the week ahead. i'll explain on the accuweather forecast coming up. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we do

okay my daughter came running out of bedroom and she's just like there's a tree in the living room and shu could not get to me was fr freaking out and trying to find me out of the house. >> jennifer porere was stuck shortly after 9:00 thursday night moments arrest heavy rainstorm hit. pinned beneath the rubble we're told a neighbor found her thanks to a light on cellphone. >> what should we do as we head to summer months and probably get more of these storms we saw like yesterday. >> homeowners and residents taught contact certified arborist. >> a simple evaluation often free of charge could prevent this from happening to you for jennifer porere she's thankful to be alive. >> i'm glad i'm alive. that's everything else can be replaced. >> from here this family will spend the next days, weeks, maybe months in the guest house. their house, again, is a total loss. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news" tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> sgle details tonight about one of two people convicted in sniper attacks in d.c.. a judge overturned the life sentence of lee boyd malvo. he said he should not have be

makes me mildly naup shus to think we may have had impact on the election. i would make the same decision. >> comey was also asked why he waited until after the election to reveal there was an ongoing investigation into contacts between russia and the trump campaign. he said he believes he treated both investigations consistently. consistently under the same principles. >> former national security adviser susan rice turned down a reap quest to testify at a senate hearing on russian interference. rice's attorney says invitation came from republican senator lindsay graham and pointed out that other obama administration officials who planned to testify, received bipartisan requests. rice vehemently denied improperly unmasking names of americans in u.s. surveillance. president trump recently said she may have commit aid crime. >> new round of heavy rain is pounding parts of the midwest. and the south. already ravaged by deadly flooding. major and traffic is shut down along a busy section of the mississippi river near st. louis. now, levees are weakened in some s

when they see an inspector, they will say, we're concerned about so-and-so, and shu look into this firm and the federal trucking regulators go after companies that may not be hiring the proper personnel, people who have suspended licenses. they really push on that. host: eugene mulero with transport topics ctu.com, is the website. talking about the trucking industry, especially in light of the trump administration, thank you for your time. host: coming up, "chicago tribune's" clarence page to talk about recent crimes involving race and talking about issues involving that he will join us next for the conversation when "washington journal" continues. >> sunday on q&a. >> there is political structure crafted in the 1927 radio act primary actor herbert hoover, secretary of commerce, those rules, 90 years ago govern the way we allow resources to be used in our economy today. >> clemson university professor and former chief economist at the fcc, thomas hazelet talks about his book, "the political spectrum," looking at u.s. communications policy. >> when we went to the political system in 1927

. >> shu, thanks a lot. how's your fastball, by the way? the giants may need you. >> i'm worried.hink maybe one of us could fill in. >> not one of us. you. >> someone's got to do better. diversity dominating at the box >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 with president trump in office, mayday here in the bay area is expected to be bigger than ever. >> and as we get closer to midnight, many services in a south bay city are on the verge of shutting down after it can't reach an agreement with its workers. >>> so diversity, it ruled at the box office this weekend. >> at the top "fate of the furious" surpassing $1 billion and is the top-grossing movie ever for an african-american director. it picked up $19 million. >>> and "how to be a latin lover" debuted in second with $12 million. 89% of those ticket buyers were hispanic. >> you taking notes, fellas? okay. indian movie "bahaba li 2" took third despite playing on just 420 screens. >> and emma watson and tom hanks' thriller "the circle" debuted in fourth with 9 million just beating out "boss baby." >> "boss baby" still up there near th

missouri and arkansas remain under water, relentless rain prolonging the agony for homeowners like john shu, he's keeping faith the water will stay back. >> the river is half a mile away. >> yeah. >> and now? >> now i got lake front property. >> reporter: basement after basement flooded, 90 state highways shut down in mission sorry alone. in arkansas, breached levees sent thousands of residents fleeing to higher ground. severe storms have also toppled trees across the south. satellite images show the incredible ground saturation these storms have caused. flood records are still being broken. in eureka, missouri, this is what it looked like as volunteers scam bld earlier in the week to protect homes and businesses. this stretch of the merrimac river has finally begun to recede >> on this side water was to about here. >> relief for one town as swollen rivers creep ever so slowly south. >> thank you to blake for that. i want to go now to bill karins. we've seen the soggy forecast in missouri, but there's more ahead it seems. >> a lot of that rain going to the east coast. we have a new storm sy

hey, shu. >> kristen, gregg popovich was asked about the star player kawhi leonard in game one. if he would talk about it, he goes no. zaza apparently had death threats and had to shut down his own instagram. let's move on now to game two. steph curry and kevin durant combine for game one. where is klay thompson? klay had just six points in game one and only two 20-point games in the playoff. acting head coach mike brown was asked about klay's struggles in game one, but he said klay contributed in much different ways. >> his stat line offensively wasn't what most people expect nor what he expected. i'm telling you, when you go back and you watch that tape, essentially he was a monster. there were a lot of things we didn't do well. rebounding and some of the other things like that, but one of the things that happened, knock on wood, hope he continues to play, klay was locked in on his defensive assignment. he did about as good a job as we could have asked him to. so, the shooting part is going to come. we're not worried about that, but the other stuff, it is very exciting for us.

the shu family actually rescued him from a shelter a few weeks ago.o say that was a wise dcision. >> that's a cute name. i thought it was bow wow. either way, very brave. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> for sandhya >>> tonight, breaking developments. the fallout now after the firing of fbi director james comey. tonight, how comey learned himself -- seeing it on tv. president trump asked today, why did you fire comey? you'll hear his answer. and why now? the white house now saying comey mishandled the e-mail investigation into hillary clinton, that comey overstepped his role in his scathing review of clinton. but many on capitol hill asking -- is the white house really concerned about clinton? or is this about russia? >>> also tonight. vladimir putin, and his reaction. and the news that james comey had just asked for more money for the fbi investigation into russian meddling. >>> also tonight, the officer on trial. she opened fire on the driver of this suv who at one point had his hands in the air. what we learned toda

. >> the shu family rescued bow bow from a shelter few weeks ago and safe to say they're glad they did didn't catch the bear. >> yeah that dog is pretty bold but i don't know, if that bear turps around. >> it's tiekind of funny you co almost see him thinking i'm a bear. why am i running from a dog. what's wrong with this deal. in sports giants somehow had to i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical condition

he is wearing a head t-shirt, black pants, red shus. call 302-654-5151 if you have any information. peop >>> people needed umbrellas this morning. thunderstorms on the way this afternoon for some areas. this is a view from bethiend wheel earlier today going towards the city. here is a live look as it monitors conditions from burlington county. >>> the phillies game is still on for this afternoon. here is a live look at citizens bank park where they are set to play the rockies today at 5:00. the question is will they get the whole game? a live look at the radar showing the heaviest rain has moved out. more showers and storms are on the way. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a look at your forecast, glenn. >> yeah. i believe they will be able to play this afternoon. we have kind of a weird picture here. this is east in pennsylvania. we have a lot of clouds. cloud cover throughout the area. you can see that we are still seeing some of that rain up into the lehigh valley. nothing more than a couple of drizzle drops farther to the south. we have storm ranger 10 out in burlington co

res tin east of stadium armory and they very express shu shuttled, don't give me side eye. >> i i have question. >> keep in blue line. >> what's the impact with this one. to me that sound look a major deal. >> i've been telling people to take metro bus and app leave early. they say it's a mess as apeople try to get the shuttle service scheduled down. this is a big deal for north right and maryland commuters. >> monday will start a week. >> no u. >>. we help that . >> we'll tell viewers to do it. >> it's time for morning mere. what can we deliver. >> let's doe it. >> i got this a few minutes ago. >> no it's not, not now. >> i'm getting swept by lebron and nope i'm getting swept by lebron. >> i wish we were swept by le dron later. >> you are. >> yes. >> of. >> not really. >> we don't get swept. >>> would be nice to be in the nex round and have the opportunity not to be swept. >> 6 of one and half a dozen of another. >> this is what we're talking about. [ laughter ] try to act like a normal human being. >> there's nothing worse than your face turn red. >> they returned me me of a daughter

abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 for drew and shu, i'm eric thomas.anks for joining us. have a great night and even better morning. see you later. fitz: my fellow americans,ng ] now that congress has fulfilled its constitutional duty, completing their fair and thorough investigation into my administration, i come before you to say how proud and humbled i am to be your president and to say how sorry i am to my family, to mellie, to my children, to every american,

while some remain sus person shus suspicious of china's aims.t's an ambitious plan encompassing 4.4 billion people and up to 40% of global gdp. is it too ambitious? >> at the moment, yeah, it's too ambitious. it's been built up to be a big global initiative. for the moment, it's largely part of a more broad effort by xi jinping to increase china's influence. some say he is moving into areas from which the u.s. has withdrawn from. secondly, china has a lot of reserves and money which it can throw at this. what's interesting is how little has been thrown at it so far. you talk about 40 billion, that's largely from the china development banks, another 1 is 1 0 billion from chinese companies. it's still early days. we have to see what's built on that. there are all kinds of problems in this. if you're going to build a highway and railroad from the port that's being developed in pakistan up to western china, you will go through some dangerous territory there. so you have to have chinese border guards all along the way. a lot of the other elements are

shu's off today. anthony flores is here. >> we're talking warriors basketball.in his splash brothers form? and the quakes rock the pitch food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> with nine days off before game 1 of the nba finals, everyone's talking about rest versus rust for the warriors. for klay thompson another word comes to mind. touch. as in regaining his golden touch. the other splash brother has been a little off his game during the warriors' perfect run through the western conference playoffs. he's shooting just 38% and has only scored more than 20 points in two of the 12 playoff games. but like every shooter knows, the only way to break out of a slump is to, well, what else? shoot the rock. >> i like shootin

we're there as shu learns more about what he and his former nfl players may be facing in the future. also, withstanding a big push by the jazz. we have a report from ute after an emotional game 3 win. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma way breezy start to our weekend. but those winds are going to bring a significant warm-up to the area. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast, ahead. >>> a rare sight in the sierra tonig tonight. ye food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower me

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this is a pretty contense shus white house.they are having trouble getting people to work close with the president. one, he's not an easy guy to work for. two is they could well end up under oath. what did they know, when did they know it. even new coming in, this would be a tough move. this might be a career ender for you to go to work for donald trump and end up under oath. >> i've worked in an administration in the first term of presidency of george w. bush. there were lots of investigations going on. we had the leak investigation. it was a stressful place to work when there is an outside counsel. and, look, think thesident is going to shake things up. and actually i think the president is right to want to shake things up. the average tenure of a white house staffer is 8 or 9 months. these are not long-term jobs. >> except, matt, to say the problems at the white house, take the communications department, i don't know how they could do a better job. if you've got someone who wants to go out there and talk about the crowd size

demand that mueller name a special prosecutor and that session tomorrow could be a little less con teng shus. >> the appointment of former fbi direct for and respected lawyer robert mueller as a special counsel is a positive development and will provides some certainty for the american people. will engage with director mueller and that he will engage with the committee as well. >> after last night when the president had told direct for comey, couldn't he give michael fl flynn a break in the investigation. many american people will want to know if that in fact happened. and the only way they will know if that in fact happened, unless it is so egregious and it was obstruction of justice and there's criminality there, the only way they would know it happened would be open hearings. >> that's right. and i'm still struggling with the word deconviction, i never heard of that word in my life. >> it's like the question of ho public information will be disclosed, i don't think is quite as settled as allen does. it is possible that at the conclusion of mueller's investigation, he could file a public r

. >> meanwhile happening right now, a man shu manhunt is undern prince george's county.an is on the run. kenneth kelly didn't show up for sentencing hearing yesterday. kelly pled guilty in march to five counts of vehicular manslaughter for driving under the influence. now, we spoke to the victim's sister who is extremely shocked a criminal was able to vanish. >> now you kind of feel like maybe the system has failed you because you depend on the system to right any wrong and i guess now all we're left to do is wait. >> kelly was able to stay out of jail because he was on gps monitoring but that monitor was under unknown circumstances. >>> happening today the search to find a new fbi director is under way. the doj has interviews lined up starting today. president trump fired former fbi director james comey earlier this week. four candidates will be interviewed today that may succeed ousted fbi director comey. andrew mccabe is one of those candidates. dozens of countries meanwhile fell victim to a cyber attack on friday and what security experts are calling the biggest rans

what the republicans are doing now is they are -- i called them upon shus pilot. they're going to do terrible things but they're saying to the states it's up to you to address the essential benefit package which seriously jeopardizes all the essentials named that for the reason benefits that are in the bill including the preexisting condition. this is part of a billinger -- to enlarge the issue. this is about the dekoj instruction of government, which they have always been about in the congress, so when people say how much longer will the republicans put up with trump, no, no. they've been there longer on these issues. pre-affordable care act. we've put on like 21 million people, they're going to take off 24 million people. age tax if you're 55 to 64. young person tax if you move and kids are mobile as you know, if you change policies, 30% tax. undermining medicare, which is part of their medicare wither on the vine thing. you understand they're all about trickle down economics, tax breaks for the wealthiest people, and if it trickles down and some good happens th