conspiracy also drew in the former captain, steve smith and david warner.thy international bands. james sutherland, who presided over the game during that very unpleasant period says that it is time for new blood and he will be staying on for another 12 months, up for another 12 months, before a successor can be appointed. who are the front runners to take over the position of james sutherland at cricket australia? cricket is at the national sport of australia and it has been a long time since the governing body has had to find a chief executive. 0ne governing body has had to find a chief executive. one would imagine that australian sporting bodies like to have australians appointed with in—house, as it were, for these high profile roles. that ball tampering saga involving those players ultimately cost the former coach, darren leeman, his position. and he was replaced by anotherformer australian player. that an australian player. that an australian cricketing authority would be the front—runner take over from james sutherland and what is clear, someone need

and the former australia cricket captain steve smith played his first no world cup action today so timend came second in their group and so will face colombia. england are into the last 16 hours group g's runners—up. it was last night's defeated belgium that has plotted their cause in this tournament and a cold from the further sunderland and manchester united striker that sealed belgium's cool united striker that sealed belgium's cool. england made eight changes and with the sausages they brought in, every outfield player in the squad has now featured at this world cup. that is something manager said was important as atonement goes on. not a classic match but one moment that might be remembered for is this u nfortu nate might be remembered for is this unfortunate celebration. not only could he not find the net from inside the goal mouth, but the chelsea striker also managed to put the ball into his own face. he managed to try and on it over on social media. what that result means for england as they will face colombia in the last 16. if they we re colombia in the last 16. if they were

captain steve smith in tears and then banned. best batsmen david warner in tears and banned. in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and a new coach injustin langer, a very experienced opening batsman of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and as the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa, and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms with, what had happened and what

captain steve smith in tears and then banned. best batsmen david warner in tears and banned.ren lehmann, resigns in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and a new coach injustin langer, a very experienced opening batsman of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and in the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms with, what had

for steve smith, i'm allie laforce. it's been fun.breaking news. >> it is 3:00 eastern, noon out west, i'm anna cabrera in new york. glad you could join us. breaking news, in the russia investigation, "new york times" reporting president trump's attorney sent a 20-page letter to robert mueller arguing why a president can't obstruct justice. the paper reports this letter was hand delivered back in january and was an attempt to head off a possible subpoena for trump to testify. i want to get straight to our cnn senior white house correspondent pamela brown. you're just getting a chance to

the organization during the scandal in south africa that resulted in suspension for test captain steve smithand vice captain david warner as well as the resignation of coach darren lehmann subban steps down after seventeen years in charge and has given twelve months notice and that's all the sport for me we'll have another update for you again later on. indeed you will have of course you can follow all of the stories that we're covering here by logging on to our website at al-jazeera dot com if you're watching the news hour with me sell robin about that more news on the other side of the bike to stay with us. territorial. social. and ethnic divisions. the daily reality piece in some of france's underprivileged communities. zero world hears firsthand accounts from suburban president. over. paris. a divided city. the sam's an archaeology graduate from iraq he's also a part time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking

ball—tampering scandal, which rocked the sport and led to three players including the captain, steve smithhas cancelled a friendly football match with israel scheduled for saturday. the decision followed intense pressure from palestinians over their treatment by israel. palestinian officials have welcomed the cancellation. a white house aide who mocked senatorjohn mccain, who is terminally ill, has lost herjob. in the run—up to the confirmation hearing for the new cia director, kelly sadler had said senator mccain's opposition to the appointment didn't matter because he was dying anyway. the miss america beauty pageant has scrapped its swimwear segment and will no longerjudge competitors on physical appearance. organisers have also said that the event will embrace women of all shapes and sizes. mexico has officially hit back at the united states, imposing tariffs on a range of american goods in response to the trump administration's levies on steeland aluminum. it puts further strain on relations between the two countries as they struggle to rewrite the north american free trade agreement.

tournament in darwin starting on sunday it comes out to the other two players involved in the scandal steve smith and david warner made their returns to cricket in canada earlier this week. i've been up and down as well with why that i think feeling you can hear it in their voices that you come out of god and you made towards you know i guess. a lot at the end of the tunnel and and you know it's going on a little while now since say it go back to the south you know yes walk honestly and always having a really sad. conversations with all of you and now here i am going on got to step off and question for good against all right that is useful for me i will have will feel thanks very much indeed that is for we go we've had some new pictures coming through of rescue efforts from deep inside a cave system in thailand where a team of young footballers that has not been missing for a week divers have managed to go several columns as into the flooded cave local rescue crews have been joined by british divers and u.s. military personnel as that rescue operation continues as it goes. back in just a moment w

the organization during the scandal in south africa that resulted in suspension for test captain steve smithand vice captain david warner as well as the resignation of coach darren lehmann sutherland steps down after seventeen years in charge and has given twelve months notice and that's all the sport for me will have another update for you again later on thanks peter maybe watching the news out of me cell robin. is up next of a full half hour to stay with us. it would remove any vestige of doubt on certain manc that israel has come to stay a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do in palestine there was back bribery greater international peace organization the united nations a momentous event which lies at the heart of ongoing conflict to this day seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe. the new poll ranks mexico city is the pool with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do

organization jury in this scandal in south africa that resulted in the suspension of test captain steve smith and vice captain david warner as well as the resignation of coach darren lehmann sutherland steps down to seventeen years in charge and has given twelve months no tastes all right that is all useful for now we'll have more . joe thank you very much indeed thank you for your company for this al-jazeera news hour but don't go anywhere because i'll be back in just a couple of minutes also with more of the day's news to say with this fear that out there. new possibilities treeless journalists or medical facilities in gaza either already declared a state of emergency several weeks ago gripping documentaries to discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. debates and discussion on one side of the split screen dignitaries mingling on the other car to see the world from a different perspective only on al-jazeera. the world's pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of tries we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insects of all sizes cru

you look at the likes of steve smith and dave warner missing. josh hazlewood not in the squad.31—day matches. that will be a good sense positionally of where england are in terms of development at the next world cup. assistant coach paul farbrace is going to look after the t20 side for a couple of matches — a hint that he's being readied to take over from trevor bayliss? he is certainly one of the names will be in the hat for taking over that role. he has done it on an interim basis on a number of occasions. when we expect trevor bayliss to leave the england post, parul farbrace will certainly be one name that will be top of the list. there will be interesting to see how the t 20 goes. england have always responded very well in the past two parul farbrace. thank you for joining us. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at this morning's papers. with me are henry mance, political correspondent for the financial times, and the journalist and author, shyama perera. welcome to you both. let's just show you the front

tournament in darwin starting on sunday it comes after the other two players involved in that scandal steve smith and david warner made their return to the cricket in canada earlier this week i've been up and down as well over the why that i think feeling that you can hear it in their voices that you come out of that and you move towards you know i guess. you know a lot at the end of the tunnel and. you know it's going on a little while now since so it got back to the south it feels like yes it was honestly and i was having a really sad. conversations with all of you and now here i am in on that step offering and fighting for good against and we'll leave it there for now most for to get later on i already got my speech i thank you and that's it from me laura kyle pulled this news out i will be back in just a moment with a full half hour of some of the day's news for you to stay. with. us. on al-jazeera in a new series of head to head. of the big issues with hard hitting questions mexico is getting ready for a general election direction will the country take as it struggles with drug violence and

and former australia cricket captain steve smith has played his first competitive match since his ban0 canada league. he said it was "part of his rehab". that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. graffiti is often seen as a social problem affecting towns and cities. we speak to one artist, and a charity, trying to change the way we look at public spaces and open up a new conversation about their art. there might be a few holes on supermarket shelves this weekend — crumpets, fizzy drinks, beer, british chicken and british pork are all affected by the current shortage of carbon dioxide. c02 is used to stun farm animals, put fizz in carbonated drinks and is used in packaging, but is in short supply at the moment. our business correspondent, joe lynam, is here. what is going on? it is a crisis! there is an issue of getting the sealant into packages of crumpets because c02 removes the oxygen. the more you remove, the longer the product stays on the shelves. so the issueis product stays on the shelves. so the issue is a shortage of c02, carbon dioxide. that has been going on for th

teddy was in the seven, my uncle steve smith and -- who is running the peace corps. [appus >> they would spend a week in the government would be run from that house and there was a wonderful array of people i describe in the book and my grandfather was a member. but in the mid- 60s i served and it was just not true. he had a movie theater in his house so we had extraordinary weekends and weeks during the summer. a lot of the book is about what happened and hickory hill where he lived during the wintertime was -- white house and we had the civil rights movement and the bay of pigs, the cuban missile crisis. it became a command center. we were all in the midst of that. that is kind of the backdrop there is tension that existed between my family and the cia in the early 1950s and it was a battle between my uncle, john kennedy visited vietnam and 61. should it be ruled by look local people. in my uncle, my grandfather, joseph kennedy sat on a commission in 1950s which recommended abolishing the services of the cfa. it was then engaged in fixing elections and fascinating

we just heard last night from a well known republican strategist steve smith who ran the campaign in he said after 29 years and nine months of becoming a republican, i'm out of the party. i now renounce this party because it's fully the party of trump. >> there's this debacle at the border. clearly in my view, what we've just witnessed, and, again, suburban women -- i've talked to some colleagues, former colleagues just recently. they're very concerned. they're getting pummeled on this issue at home. this just terrible for them. and for somebody in the white house to suggest this is good politics, hey, maybe this plays in the deepest reddest district somewhere south, but where i come from in pennsylvania and across the river in new jersey, this just terrible, not only from a humanitarian standpoint but from a political perspective. of course, this is doing damage. it makes absolutely no sense. i hope they can pass an immigration bill through the discharge petition that i had signed. that fell a little bit short. now you've got these two bills, neath over which are going to go anywher

allie laforce and steve smith saturday afternoon at 2:30. >> he scored 51 points. what was j.r.w the score or time on the clock? >> i don't know. i find myself feeling badly for him. that is soft. this poor guy. >> no one knows the situation better than lebron. >> thank you. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. president trump and rod blagojevich have met before. >> you're fired. >> he fired him. now he may pardon him. why is the president only helping people with connections to his adversaries? this is a tomato you can track from farm, to pot, to jar, to table. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is a diamond you can follow from mine to finger, and trust it never fell into the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ this is a shipment transferred two hundred times, transparently tracked from port to port. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute c

field right next to the ocean and my uncles and president kennedy, my father, patty and my uncle steve smith who was chief of staff of the white house and my uncle who was running the peace corps along with a lot of different outset, thank you, and then they spend the weekend and the government would essentially be run from my house and there were just a wonderful array of people that i described in the book who would wake up and my grandfather had been, he was a member of those bankers and i explained how that goes. i was a cia planner at first and i served in the mid 60s after president kennedy's assassination, and but he had a movie theater in his house and could get first run films so we really had an extraordinary weekend. during this and a lot of it, i love the book is about what happened and hickory hill where i lived during the winter time was a satellite white house or many of the civil rights movement, integration. the civil rights against george wallace and the cuban missile crisis. it became a command center so wewere all in the midst of that . and that's kind of the backdrop of

for steve smith, i'm allie laforce. it's been fun. we'll catch you later. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> it is 3:00 eastern, noon out west, i'm anna cabrera in new york. glad you could join us. breaking news, in the russia investigation, "new york times" reporting president trump's attorney sent a 20-page letter to robert mueller arguing why a president can't obstruct justice. the paper reports this letter was hand delivered back in january and was an attempt to head off a possible subpoena for trump to testify. i want to get straight to our cnn senior white house correspondent pamela brown. you're just getting a chance to digest this reporting from the "new york times." tell us more about the contents of this letter and why it's important. >> well, the contents of this letter really spells out what we've been reporting, ana, that the president's lawyers believe that he does not have to sit down with robert mueller's team, and that he did not obstruct justice because he's the president of the united states, and under the constituti

bush and steve smith, msnbc strategist who recently said i'm sick of this and left the republican party. steve, to you first. a federal judge says all of these kids have to go back to their families. here's the issue, there's no way to know where they are. there's no gamlan to do it. 14 days, how is that going to happen? >> it's not going to happen. so we have the meeting of men nefl lens, cruelty with objectivity on display in puerto rico where thousands of people are dead who otherwise would have been alied i there was a cum of confidence in this administration which of course there's not. >> federal government says this is a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making. how does trump get out from under that? >> i think this is donald trump's katrina. >> except puerto rico was already the katrina. >> yeah, but for him, he managed to get away with thousands of people dying because of the administration's incompetence, this image is not going warp. they're percolating beyond. the styilos that normally can strain the political party, those images are getting out. people all over

allie la force, steve smith hosting nba finals 2:30 eastern today here on cnn. >> coy, thank you so much> calm, unfazed and waited for help to arrive. >> during medical training in lima peru, noticed families sleeping on hospital floors that their sick children so desperately needed. >> knowing that no one -- they didn't know anybody, i should say, and had nowhere to stay. he opened his heart and their home for them. want you to meet dr. ricardo pun-chong. >> the journey is very difficult. they come here and it's very expensive to stay here. they don't have enough money to contin continue. sometimes their families have to sell everything they have. they feel helpless. so i decided to do something for them. i want them to know that they are not alone. >> to see ricardo's work go to cnnheroes.com. >> while there, nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero. >>> thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> make some good memories today. so much more ahead in the next hour of cnn's newsroom with pam brown in washington taking over after this break. prepare for your demise, mr. bi

paine leads the team due to the one year suspension of former captain steve smith, who was involved in play five one day internationals and one twenty20 match, and paine beleives their overall behaviour has to improve. it is no doubt our reputation as a cricket nation took a battering from south africa and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms with what had happened and what we had done. but certainly coming to england now, having a new view faces and new coach in getting back into cricket is a good opportunity for us to move on. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. —— at10:30pm. there have been fresh volcanic eruptions in guatemala, prompting a new wave of evacuations of those living on it's slopes. nearly 200 people are now believed to be missing, after the fuego volcano erupted on sunday, killing at least 75 people. attempts to recover bodies are being hampered by thick layers of ash. will grant sent us this report from the village of el rodeo at the foot of the fuego volcano. it isa it is a scene they know all too

. >> let's go steve in smiths creek, michigan, independent. hi, steve. >> caller: hi. >> go ahead with your question, steve. >> caller: okay, it's not a question, it's a statement. i was speaking earlier to the representative about fixing social security and medicare. there's really only one fix for it. it would be to go ahead and replace the stolen trust fund money. what was it, $2 trillion, $3 trillion taken by these politicians and spent elsewhere. you know, we'd be able to get paid a decent social security check instead of the measly few dpl dollars they give you now. if that happened in the public sector where $2 trillion to $3 trillion was taken from a trust fund, we would all be -- >> okay, steve. let's get a response. >> steve, i agree with you, but at the end of the day, you have to recognize -- and this is where the $2 trillion to $3 trillion that was borrowed from the social security funds. the elected officials previously, democrat and republican, took the money and didn't put up obligations whether they had to pay it back. that's c

and the former australia cricket captain steve smith played his first competitive match since being bannedat playing was part of his rehabilitation. that's all the sport for now. katherine downes will have all the latest after 1.30pm. one of the firefighters called to grenfell tower has described trying to put out the flames but finding that he couldn't. as the public inquiry into the tragey continues today, daniel brown told the hearing that water simply bounced off the building. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent tom burridge about this morning's evidence. daniel bryan was confident and clear about what happened. he was one of the first two firefighters inside flat 16. they managed to put the fire out inside the flat but straightaway daniel brown said he could not feel much heat inside the flat and said everything is ringing alarm bells that something is not right. he looked up to the left hand corner near the window and said he could see a tiny flame sitting in the corner dancing. after dousing the corner dancing. after dousing the flames inside the flat and putting it out here and h

. >> steve. a. smithen durant than right about. >> damian bruce at 95.7 the game is more than skeptical. he says this is a symptom of the way fans and sports writers outside the bay area feel about the dubs. >> i don't think kevin durant wants to leave the warriors. but i think a lot of people covering the nba would love to see him leaching the warriors. >> so fantasy basketball league fans relax you're likely to see a dubs dynasty for a while. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> that's good news. we contacted the warriors for comment but the team says it's not lourd to talk about potential free agents right now. stand by. >>> well the warriors holding open tryouts of sorts. not to help them defend the back to back nba titles. but they're looking for artists. not athletes but artists. they plan to enhance the new home, the chase center with the work of local artists. plans call for placing museum quality art and photographs around the arena. designers hope the pieces highlight local history incl

will smith is here, tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] oh, oh, oh, oh! smith always goes above and beyond every time he comes to the show. tonight is no exception. something special, yeah. plus, she is so funny. she's a fantastic writer and a a legendary new yorker. fran lebowitz is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] i love fran! and we have great new music from a new artist everybody is talking about. she's 16-years-old and fantastic. so talented. billie eilish is here you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: billie eilish! the album is called "don't smile at me." >> steve: ooh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: don't do it. >> steve: don't do it. billie eilish right there, you guys. everyone is ready for that. [ cheers and applause ] big show. you guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hash tags hash tags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys. obviously, if you've seen this before. we do this thing on our show. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: every week where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respo

. >> we ought to be doing this for steve kerr too. j.r. smith, his pulse is flat line. what a game. we're going to be talking about the cavs meltdown in game one of the finals for years. the refs missed a call that none of i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein to negotiate the price of drugs. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> so much happening at the end of the warriors cavs game. you almost have to go into slow mo

kevin smith and steve scalise, you saw the republicans would not keep hold of the house and things areppearing to be changeingly and either of these guys can make next speaker. jr smith was the loser. rebound and four and half seconds and he would have either made the shout and got fouled and instead he dribbled it and left the court and they lost the game. >> bret: they were all losers. when we come back, notable, quotable. ent products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. ... e happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. i'm all-business when i, travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, gua

. >> reporter: santa clara county sheriff laurie smith says this man, steve crawford, is responsiblearlis perry, a former security guard who made the call to police after claiming he found the body of the 19-year-old inside stanford's memorial church in 1974. thursday morning sheriff's deputies had attempted to serve him with a warrant in his apartment here on camden avenue in san jose. after technical improvements linked dna evidence found on perry's clothes to crawford. but he shot himself before making direct contact with deputies. after 43 years of questions, a family and community have some closure. >> mother and father lost a daughter. a husband lost a wife. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it hasn't found any evidence suggesting they knew each other. the investigation into crawford and any possible connection he might have to other murders is just beginning. the sheriff's office is expected to release more information on the case later today. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. fire crews have been on the scene of a wind blown brush

. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith said this man, steve crawford, is responsible for the death of arlis. he was a former security guard who made the call to police after claiming he found the body of the 19-year-old inside stanford's memorial church in 1974. thursday morning sheriff's deputies had attempted to serve him with a warrant here at the apartment complex on camden avenue. after technical improvements linked dna evidence found on perry's clothes to crawford. but he shot himself before making direct contact with deputies. after 43 years of questions, of family and community, they have some closure. >> a mother and father lost a daughter, a husband lost a wife. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it hasn't found any evidence suggesting they knew each other. the investigation into any connection he might have to other murders is just beginning. the sheriff's office is expected to release more information today. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. the surveillance video showing the car san francisco police say is responsible for a hit-and-run that left

a need there is no need to know anything about the so-called european and steve you know that's probably is a mr mark or smithowed to give you something or lead but as yours around it forces you to accept something else you know it when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world. a big fan of globalism and it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and nagin has a really time where it was shia in the united states italia in slovenia in austria and would influence if you know now shown and the sure knowledge that id is back and it's down to the last sixteen end of world cup will bring you or our update on the tournament after this short break to stay with us. well we just don't. get to shape our. attitude. and in detroit it was betrayed. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back now let's talk football the group stage of the world cup is now over only sixteen teams remain in the race to be crowned champions now the first knockout games will be played on saturday argentina and strongs that clash in but it's portugal versus year ago i

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david: the magic wand, steve, is called the free market. adam smitht 200 years ago, right? >> clearly our former president is a slow learner, 240 years later what adam smith said. david: maybe he never was taught it in college, i don't know. >> that says something about higher education. when you have deregulation, you have a bad monetary policy, you are not doing constructive things, you have tax cuts. i wish republican was say not talk about another round, put specific things on table we want to do next. not just make it permanent. doesn't mean anything to people. start spelling out what you're going to do, big rate cuts on personal side, capital gains cuts, people can see, things are starting to perk. by golly, more and better to come. david: sounds good, steve forbes. >> thank you, david. cheryl: more breaking news out of washington we want to bring to you right now. white house officials told our own blake burman that president trump has now read the letter that he received from kim jong-un. remember, when he was out on the lawn he said he hadn't

applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jada pinkett smithbryce dallas howard, comedian nikki glaser, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 885. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a fantastic friday night crowd! welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys. father's day is this sunday. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] father's day. it's that magical day when you call dad for ten seconds of small talk before he goes, "hold on, i'll get your mother." [ laughter and applause ] that's right day, father's day is almost here. but if you forgot about father's day don't worry, your dad probably forgot too. [ laughter and applause ] so don't worry, it's not a -- guys, this is big. the fifa world cup just got under way in russia. [ cheers and applause ] and i saw that their official mascot is a wolf. it's a little cartoon wolf named zabivaka. [ ligh

afterwards, smith said he knew the game was tied, however, the ingame broadcast caught him saying he thought they had the lead. --steve kerr says the warriors got lucky... and draymond green is fine with that. é<>" i think when he got the rebound, he probablycould have laid it up. but nonetheless, that's a part ofthe game, being locked in. i mean, you got to know the score. that's just kind of basketball. you got to know if you're winning or losing or tied. like i said, we'll take it.sometimes it's good to be a little lucky. so, hey, steve, cool. it is what it is." reporter: did he think that you guyshad it won, or did you think he was trying to makea play?lebron james: no.q. what do you mean?lebron james: no, i don't know his state of mind. reporter; do you know if he knew the score??(james walks off) (james walks off) ( james ) thanks mark...( darya ) now we want to check in with will tran who is live in oakland talking to fans this morning. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

genie smith says, good morning, steve. a cool 49 degrees in pen grove. how is today going to be?st several days. the answer is nice, if you liked the last couple of days, you will like the next four or five mill valley is 48. mid-50s around american canyon, hidden brook and vallejo. everyone is within a couple of degrees. a weak system just dragging acorks spinning some high clouds. san jose today, 72, 53. both below average which is 78, 55. see. it does happen when you can get both below average. west, west, west southwest, west, west, southwest- southwest, hono on shore, on shore. delta. >> usually about mid-50s. 50degrees in san morning clouds and mostly sunny later this afternoon. 60s, 70s. tomorrow, we'll get a pretty enhanceding for bank and then temperatures retreat. look at what happens, 50s, 60s, 70s. big cool down on saturday. these are all below average for this time of the year. and that trend will continue into tomorrow. looks like near normal, slightly warmer. >>> time is 7:19. more than 100,000 people left off the voting rolls. the major error in southern californi

smith delivers her first floor speech. senator, elizabeth warren talks about the trump administration of deregulation. >> at a senate hearing on the sexual abuse of olympic catholics, former usa gymnastics ent, steve penney invoked his fifth amendment right not to testify. the former teen dr. of the program, larry nasser has been convicted of sexual abuse of athletes while employed by univ. the former

steve brown. he has 15% of the vote. santa clara county sheriff, lori smith is seeking her sixth return. she is in a close race with the former undersheriff. smith has 46%, her opponent has 30%. smith needs to capture 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff in november. >>> with almost 2/3 of the votes counted, santa clara county voters are supporting the recall of superior court judge aaron persky. 59% of voters approved recalling judge persky with 41% opposing it. those numbers have been holding steady since the first results came out. >>> unless there is a big change as ballot counting continues, judge aaron persky will be the first california judge recalled since 1932. the recall effort was sparked by a decision he made in 2016. he sensed against -- he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail after being convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. judge persky said he followed legal guidelines in making his decision. stanford law professor michele dauber and others said the sentence was to lean yet. they said it reflected judge persky's biases. >> women are never going to ac

smith win on justify. he won the triple crown. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it was insane.eat. [ applause ] i went to andy cohen -- my friend andy cohen turns 50 years old. he had a 50th birthday bash, and it was unbelievable. it was -- it was great. it was at this place called "the pool". you ever heard of the place? >> steve: no. >> jimmy: yeah. i think it's -- [ laughter ] it was great. marc shaiman was there, played piano. he's just unbelievable, guy's great. so everyone got up and sang songs. sarah jessica parker was great. everyone was fantastic. but i walk in, i see andy. i say hi. but i walk in. then i make eye contact with henry winkler. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: the fonz himself. yeah, and i'm freaking out, i'm i'like -- and he's so cool. and i just looked at him, and i -- he didn't say it, but i kind of said, like -- "ayy." [ laughter ] >> steve: he didn't say it. >> jimmy: he didn't really say it, but he was like -- >> steve: but -- >> jimmy: he kind of said -- he said it with his eyes. and i just went over to him and i hugged him a little bit too long. [ laughte

steve brown with 15%. a different story for santa clara county sheriff laurie smith.h term. smith took 44% of the vote. former undersheriff john hirokawa got 30%. three other candidates split the rest of the votes. smith needed to reach 50% to avoid the runoff election in november. >>> san francisco voters meantime have approved a ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products. more than two-thirds of voters approved the ordinance. it outlaws the sale of some flavored "vaping" and tobacco products including menthol cigarettes. supporters of proposition e argued those products are designed to get children and teenagers to start smoking. small businesses said the ban would cost them money. >>> tolls on all seven of the state-owned bridges here in the bay area are going up. voters passed regional measure 3 with 54% support. the no votes were 46%. the measure will raise tolls by $3 over seven years all in exchange for major investments in public transit and freeway improvements. ktvu's tom vacar tells us about some of the dozens of projects the measure will fund. >>> report

steve brown with 15% and -- 16% of the precincts reporting. >>> let's move on to the santa clara county sheriff's office with lori smith seeking her sixth term, she is in a close race with her former undersheriff. smith needs to capture 50% of the vote +1 t avoid a ff elec november. right now you can see she doesn't have that. she has 46% of the vote and her undersheriff has 30%. >>> in the south bay voters cast ballots in support of recalling suaaron perss short sentence fo r who was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman sparked worldwide outrage. voters said recalling the judge at 59% to 41%, this is with 39% of those reporting. voters are being asked to decide who should replace the judge. >> two candidates on the ballot, angela and cindy hendrickson. we are here with more on the recall and the reaction. eporte the recall committee chairwoman said there was a lot of relief at the successful conclusion of the campaign to get the judge off the bench. let's take a look at video. the issue galvanized voters in the brock turner case in 2016. turner, a former stanford swimmer was sentenced to six months in jail for sexual assaul

. >> katie smith and this question is for steve and karen. i want you both to elaborate more on why it's beneficial to project for 75 years. a lot of people talk about you could do a shorter window and with things being so uncertain with the economy and of course we could pass immigration reform, i think we might get pay leave and workforce participation but just the benefits of a longer window, 75 years. >> well, 75 years is just one of many, many durations over which we look at the prospects for the financing. in addition to the 75 years we also look at a 50 year and a 25-year period and even a ten year short-term period. pardon this, but we also look over the infinite horizon period. the 75 years is traditionally for a long time now been considered to be the basic period over which we look for a couple of reasons, i would suggest. first of all, let's see, pretty much everybody who is a current participant in social security is likely not to live a lot more than 75 more years. so all of our -- >> what? >> well, it's likely, except for some

steve brown is in second with 15%. and the race for santa clara county sheriff, lori smith is running for an unprecedented sixth term andrace is headed for a and the retired undersheriff. the results torrey smith percent -- they worked side-by-side but now they are fierce political opponents. >>> one item on the ballot is getting national attention, the recall campaigagainst judge aaron persky that appears place to pass. it was in response to his short sentence for the former stanford swimmer who was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. we want to show you the latest returns. here they are, people voting yes to remove the judge at 59%. the no votes 41%. this is with 39% of the precincts reporting. jesse gary live for estimate were supporters of the recall effort have gathered. >> reporter: good michelle dapper who is the committee chair to recall the judge just wrapped up a press conference out here. they say this came down to a returned with victim earing, shaming by the judge, his legal team and that was instrumental in turning the ti as we look at video, this case was galvanized by the case in 2016,

that the man living here at the coronado apartments was indeed steve crawford, the former secrity guard at the church. sheriff laurie smith was here at the scene erlier telling me it's not clear exactly what happened leading up to crawford's apparentsuicide. we are expecting an update fom the sheriff's office at any time. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (vicki) another big story tonight... police in san francisco are on the lookout for a hit and run driver who critically injured a pedicab. kron4's dan kerman is live on the embarcadero with the latest. dan? pedicabs were back at it along the embarcadero thursday, less than 24 hours after a pedcab operator was critically injured when his pedicab was hit by a car as he was travelling southbound on the embarcacero near sansome street. the hit and run driver then sped off. now police have released this surveillance video of the suspects vehicle.. a gold or champagne colored, 4 door honda civic. you see it swerving in and out of traffic sot office grace gatpandan/sfpdin the meantime the operator of the pedicab kevin manning remains hospitalized with life threatening in

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smith from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night, i'm excited with about our show tomorrow night. stevel be here. we'll have music from the record company. please join us for that. our first guest tonight has spent most of his life running away from dinosaurs, maybe even more than fred flinltstone. starting friday, he returns as dr. ian malcolm in "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." >> 80 years ago who could have predicted nuclear proliferation? now we've got genetic power. how long is it going to take for that to spread around the globe? and what's going to be done with it? it ain't going to stop with the extinction of the dinosaurs. >> i'm not sure i know what you're talking about. >> i'm talking about manmade cataclysmic change. >> what kind of change? >> change is like death. you don't know what it looks like until you're standing at the gates. >> jimmy: please welcome jeff goldbl goldblum! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> i'm very, very well. thank you very much. i'm excellent. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm okay. i would have liked to have won that

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sometimes you need lick to win and last night steve kerr admitted his team got lucky on the final play of the game. that's when the cleveland cavaliers' j.r. smithing. the warriors then won in overtime, 124-114. the series continues with game 2 on sunday at 5 p.m. at oracle arena. then the teams head to cleveland for games 3 and 4 next wednesday and friday. and if necessary, games 5 and 6 and 7 would be in the second week of june alternating between oakland and cleveland. >>> now to college baseball. when it comes to stanford, its baseball team is not missing a beach. they have a new coach and are seeded second in the ncaa tournament that begins tonight. scott reiss has the story of a team trying to recapture past glory. >>> reporter:. >> the stanford cardinal are the champions of college baseball! >> reporter: 1987 a first of back-to-back national titles and the last ones for stanford to date. david esquer was a senior on that team. >> the one experience that has marked my life beyond any other what really created that magic was the bond that our team had and playing for the guy next to you and trying to experience something as a group that no

steve is talking to me personally there. the warriors survived a big scare in the first quarter when jr smith slipped and he took out klay thompson ankle. turns out it was just an ankle sprain. went to the locker room and came back and finished with 24 points. klay says he will be ready for game two. the nba announced that tristan thompson has been fined $25,000 but his flagrant two fouls have been downgraded to a flagrant one. he fouled livingston and shoved the ball in green's space. -- face. kevin love will not be suspended for leaving the bench. >>> giants back home after a 2-6 road trip opening a weekend series with the phillies. and joe panik is back after missing a month with a thumb injury. what a night to be out on the water and sailing. first inning, longoria, base hit. panik, who got on via walk, kind of a walk there, jogs home. second inning, testing the thumb. an panik looking fine. williams scores from second. panik two for three on the night. stratton, six shutout innings. santana, one of several strikeouts. the giants win it. 4-0. a's and royals. have you ever had the barbecue in kansas city? oh, man, scrumptious.