i spent a bounch time-i'm on the arc solooked ace at this and spoke with mr. meck bane and the architect and we have looked in this district and others where we have approved virtually the same thing. i did go out and look and think mr. risers letter talked about the garage was incompatible and i see that at least 50 percent of the buildings have garages. the complaints about the square footage i find very interesting because a monster home is a monster home if it lords over the other houses. if we were entertaining adding a floor and would say this stands out and it would be considered monster to the other homes, but this isn't the case here. square footage isn't mentioned in the code, massing is mentioned the code. when you look at the massing of the building relative to neighboring build squgz the architect showed a number of diagrams about that, in particularly the house to the west this is actually smaller than the house >> student the to the west because it steps down and doesn't continue with the same form to the rear of the property. in essence it is ac

otto porter with the big plays dropping a couple of threes. 2-3 from beyond the arc. they were rolling, but the door slammer, paul pierce 3-3 from beyond the arc in the fourth quarter. the wizards beat the raptors and go to 3-0 in the best-of-seven series. folks, i think it is over. robert burton has been embedded with the wizards. a team has never come from 3-0 diwn own in an nba series and won. robert: exactly. john wall, when he does not have the hot hand, he finds the guy who does. the man with the super hot hand tonight was the veteran paul pierce, knocking it down from beyond the arc to give the wiz a very comfortable lead late. here is the truth after the game. paul: i'm glad they brought me here. i'm just grateful for the opportunity. they made some great plays, dies get eight -- guys did a great job. robert: tim, you say you think it is over, i have to agree, it might be over. they get this done sunday, they have a clean sweep. live at the phone booth, robert burton, abc 7 sports. tim: i agree. baseball fans, the downward spiral for the nats continues. bottom

the department finds these address the arc comment. the department would like the commission to consider the alternative for the industrial windows as part of the project and request consideration for adoption. the department receivered public correspondence for the project all of which express support for the projeblth. allall department staff recommends approval with condition squz find the project to be compatible construction that is cristant with the character of the dog patch land mark district and rirementds of article 10. to insure the work is taken [inaudible] staff recommends the follow condition. one, prior to apruchbl of the building permit the project sponsor shall pride material sample including wood siding to insure compatible. the material sample demonstrate the ruler and finish [inaudible] mat pore painted finish and consist wnt the buildsings ovall character. the project sponsor is present and prepared a short presentation and i'm available if questions and this conclude my presentation >> i have a questionber you go.

april 1, the arc reviewed the projeblth and found the revisions compatible with the district. overall the department is [inaudible] dethdepartment request they reexamine the side and scale of the window on the front facade. the department received [inaudible] since publication of the staff report the department received 4 additional correspondence. over all recommends approval with condition. [inaudible] staff are [inaudible] following condition, one, prior to apruchbl of the building permit provide material samples including proposed wood siding. these material sample demonstrate the range of color, textture and finish. generally the material should feature a mat or painted finish and be consist wrnt the buildings character. 2, prior to approval the project sponsor will provide a window schedule. the window schedule will detail the [inaudible] outline the repair methodology and replacement [inaudible] proposed material, glazing [inaudible] the project sponsor shall salvage and reuse the retainic wall brick. since portion will be removed use the historic bricks within the exte

she understood her role in the arc of history. not every program has to be the baby thrown out with the bathwater. it can be expanded on and continued. it can be made your own. she did that. she suffered from the typecast view of being a shy librarian and teacher, leading a conventional life. how could she possibly have a thought of her own? she was a wartime lady during two difficult and unpopular wars. that made it more difficult to get coverage for her work. but it was never for her. it was for the american people. the good people we have all over the 50 states. what we do to impact peoples lives around the world. yes, it is easy to ignore the good work of first ladies who serve in controversial or difficult times. this consequence is about the controversial and difficult decision that george bush and his team had to make. those on the panel have the easiest time. i sat through a number of panels yesterday and will sit through more today. it is bringing home for many of us who were not there the level of profound impact that the

opening with three in the third quarter. 1-7 behind the arc so the lead is up to 22.hen quincy pondexter pumps one up and then davis has 35 points and the lead has been whittled down to four before draymond green got hit and got the bank to go and then flexed. 106-99 the warriors win it. one win down, 15 to go. for a championship. mike shumann is live now at oracle arena. the warriors had a chance to put the hammer down and let the pelicans get back into it but at the end of the night, win is a win and you take it. >> no question in the playoffs, 16 wins to get all the way and they've got the first one. you and i talked all year how keeping andrew bogut healthy would be the key to their run in the postseason. well, they did just that, and andrew told me after the game that shutting down anthony davis between he and draymond green was key with their defense. >> our defense was phenomenal in the first half. 0 in the fourth it was a bet of a letdown something we'll work on testimony. >> anthony davis shut him down early on but he came down late. he is a player and for pe

the wizards cannot miss from beyond the arc. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: i think fans were accepting -- expecting a sweep but not the way the wizards did it. it was not even close. trying to get the wiz to maybe lose their cool, playoff basketball, they will try anything. if anything, the wizards got fired up. the wizards with the 25-14 lead. he had 15 at the half. second quarter, otto porter cannot get the lay-up to go, but martin gortat gets it to fall. fourth quarter, the wiz extend their lead. paul pierce hits his fourth three of the night. the fans even bring out the brooms. kellye: looking good. robert: 125-94. coach: i challenged them the last two days, yesterday and this morning that i needed to see that we were the desperate team tonight and that we were going to come out and act like our backs were against the wall, come out and lay it on the line, and these guys did it. >> as terrific as it is to see where we are now, we have the mindset we are an elite team and we have to continue to stay that way. we will stay tog

another three-pointer. 4 of 7 from behind the arc. s take game one from the raptors 93-86, pierce not exactly a fan favorite in toronto. >> i don't mind playing the role of underdog, vigllain. i'm out here trying to get my team to win. >> he's the truth for a reason. he has that name for a reason. any time in those game situations that's how he is. when he talks trash, he gets you going. >> all right. game two for the wizards tuesday night in front to the capitals can take control of their series against the islanders with a victory tomorrow. their goaltender was back on the ice after missing game two with illness. >> he looked fine. felt good all that. he hopefully is ready to go. >> strong as ever on the ice today? >> yeah. felt fine. obviously a little odd not practicing for two days. not doing much. just wanted to get out there and get the blood flowing, get my eyesight back. >> we have you cover ford game three tomorrow. you don't want to miss our pregame show with diana and carol that starts at 1111:30 a.m. >>> to baseball, pups

the brothers, a combine of 10 from beyond the arc and klay thompson going for 29. 109-97 the final, the warriors moving on to the western conference semi-finals. championship caliber team putting down the opposition and the warriors did that. and mike shumann witnessed it firsthand. he joins us live in new orleans with post game reaction. shu, take it away. >> reporter: well, i'll tell you what colin it is a good feeling for the warriors. they felt that they swept the pelicans. they put up a fight but they didn't have the depth to keep up with the warriors. a four game sweep and they rest until next weekend and afterwards steph curry tell me it was a complete war. >> i'm pleased with the effort and that i don't have to see anthony davis until november at the earliest. >> everybody showed up and everybody had something to do with the win. and we knew we would need that. this is a very good basketball club. and everybody will have to contribute and tonight everybody. >> we have 16 wins into the post-season and we were four doan so the exposure throughout the two games here and obviously t

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he was 4-7 from behind the arc. then he had a double-double. wizards take the game in toronto.y lead the series 1-0 over the raptors. this one the final, 93-86. >> toronto hates paul he made it known, he accepted it. he accepted the challenge and led us. >> i didn't want to come back to toronto to be in this environment. it's a tough environment to play in tough place to win in. but you got to love these type of moments, these type of buildings that are excited about their team, and i think it's something that drives me. >> game two between the wizards and raptors this tuesday in toronto. >>> it's been a great sports weekend so far in the district here. and for d.c. sports fans it started last night with the capitals. besides the victory with the islanders, the biggest story had to be the health of braden holtby. >> the mask is back on. the goaltender looked like his healthy self on the eve of game three. >> obviously, not practicing for two days and not doing much. i wanted to get out there and get the blood flowing, get my eyesight back. >> holtby started feeling safe before

the arcing line punched holes in the road, turning asphalt to glass. >> it took about 15, 20 minutes for two burnout. it was like a slow match. >> oh, man. he's going to need a new mercedes. jay: but the biggest concern was under the road, gas lines. official said if those roads had been punctured, the damage caused would have been the least of the problems. >> there could have been one big disaster in the neighborhood taking out several houses. jay: a couple more remarkable things. this is a piece of the power line. there is some of the copper. and here are chunks of the road from when the heat hit it now feels like glass, very smooth almost like something through a stone tumbler. what everybody is raving about no injuries last night. jay korff, abc 7 news. scott: no threat of more severe weather, but rain is coming back into the picture, and behind that cooler temperatures. steve rudin is here with the timeline for the showers. steve: the showers are well to the north and west through the overnight. certainly not going to amount to a lot tonight. the bigger picture heading into wes

heat's henry walker would get the ball, a at the top of the key, way up top beyond the arc, the three-pointer with nine seconds left. miami got two more. the sixers lost 105-101. twenty-nine year pass is over. my friend. let's play some basketball and stabilize this roster. >>> gm ron hextall says he will take his time to decide head coach craig beruby. for second time in three years fly guys missed the playoffs. hextall says, he is no rush to decide beruby's fate. >> i will be methodical and make the right decision. i will not make a quick decision to appease people or follow a a along what was supposed to be done. >> hextall says he will make changes to the roster but in the trading any of his top players in the minors or draft picks. >>> do you have extra money laying around, maybe a refund you? can own a piece of phillies history. harry kalas 2008 world series ripping is being sold at an auction at sittens bank park. the his family deidentify todd sell the ring. proceed will be donated to the philadelphia chapter of the als association and it is not cheap though. you may have to pull your

time winding down steph curry from beyond the arc and the crowd goes nuts as they roll into the halfgreen hooking up on the alley-oop and they lead it eight. bucket and the foul. klay with 14 clutch points in the fourth quarter and the warriors roll to a 97-87 victory to take a two games to none lead. >> this is the playoffs. we talked about that during the regular season no matter on the road or home, we're going to get everybody's best shot. you can expect that in the playoffs. it's win or go home. the grind it out kind of feel these games were here it's going to be the expect same thing if not tougher in new orleans. >> let's take you to a little baseball now in southern california. as and angels. they obviously went to the dark side. top third, a's down a run. that's a home run to right. fourth blast of the year. and they take a 4-2 lead. hammering the curve ball and that is leaving the yard as well. they hang onto win this one. >>> as we told you earlier. the sharks and the head coach have agreed to mutually part ways. he led the team to the playoffs in six of the seven seasons

curry struggled with deep 1 from 7 from beyond the arc and then back to back doubles here and then upon dexter to make -- and then pondexter. and then alley-oop to cut it back and 20 in the quarter. a game high 35. and then curry to green. drive and spank. warriors hang on for a 106-99 victory and afterward stefit was a good lead. >> it was good for us to have to deal with the feeling in the building. especially as a favorite. and when a team starts to come back and you have to feel that. that is all part of it. >> a win is a win in the playoff, right? >> yeah, it is. you don't know how it will play out, but in the playoffs you just want to get a win and it wasn't pretty but we'll regroup and with our 1-0 lead and get back to work on monday. >> game two monday night. >>> last night, law ri took out escobar and as a result, they didn't take kindly. after a rbi double from butler redick his first homer of the year a three-run shot. and here is the retaliation. ventura, fastball to the rib cage. he takes the high road or a walk to first base. benches would clear but cooler heads prevailed.

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otto porter, 2-3 beyond the arc, 17 points. wall 18 assists. this play, martin gortat, 18 points. zards win another game. coach: you guys rips us when we get beat by a team like this. you have to play the game. i'm pleased with what we did tonight. we came out aggressive. there is a lot this team is playing for. tim: baseball, the yankees in town tomorrow. the mets for the opener monday. this afternoon in tackle, the nationals impressive against the yanks. bryce harper get started with this frozen rope off of cc sabathia, trouble from the get go. escobar scores, triple for harper. stephen strasburg throwing darts, velocity, mixing pitches, six trek out. the nationals win, eight, too. -- 8-2. the tampa bay buccaneers have made a trade with the redskins, sending a two-time pro bowler to washington for an undisclosed draft pick. while the surface, this looks like a win-win. it saves them money under the cap for the bucs and fills the need at safety for the redskins. the redskins needed a safety and they get one today from the buccaneers. golf fans, tiger woods played a couple rounds t

open beyond the arc and the floodgates are open. 18 points in the quarter with 4:30 left to play thompsonrops in two more of his 26 points second quarter. finished with 42 on the night as the warriors win in a game that wasn't as close as the final score. >>> let's take you out to park. giants versus the rockies. tim lincecum bruce bochy, and buster posey walking out with a triplet. madison bumgarner on a horse. bottom four 1-0 rockies. two on for pagan. grounds into a double play. giants stranted 12 and for 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position. pitch gets away from posey. play at the plate. nick hundley initially called out and then called safe. got the tag down in time but couldn't hang on to the ball. 2-0, rockies, the final. >>> a's and astros kevin costner taking this one in. he's a baseball guy. top first. shop down the line just fair. sam fuld hustling home. 1-0 green and gold. next frame, brett lowry providing the pump billy bean hoped for. 4-0 athletics. two men aboard billy butler a little extra gravy on those mashed potatoes. a monster three-run shot that left the stadium.

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john: one of your colleagues wrote a piece about how the arc of rubio going from a protege of jeb bushli potential rival. -- two now i potential rival. what made you think he is a plausible challenger against this guy -- jeb bush? what flipped the switch rubi for rubio? jonathan: jeb bush is as strong as marco rubio. it is a striking difference. i think rubio looks at that and said yes, jeb will take up a lot of the money but are there actual voters for him #the answer so far very early is to be determined. if you are rubio, you will give him a shot. he has until late next spring. he has options. for now, jeb looks not vulnerable, but he does not look invincible. mark: can rubio beat bush and walker? can he go after them and take them down? jonathan: i think it is possible but he would need to help. mark: for you -- these debates. jonathan: you will have nine or 10 candidates at least on stage and it will be going after a comomon target. mark: i'm using the metaphor roller derby. where is rubio vulnerable? if people decide he is a threat where is his greatest vulnerability? jonathan: i

he had to take that dribble and may have gotten inside the arc and obviously this is huge. >> jeff: i love monty williams out of time-outs. >> mike: gordon has five three-pointers. no, put on the line. >> mark: you make a good point. i think both coaches in this series very good coming out of time-outs. >> jeff: really good. you're right. >> mike: so it's going to be 102-97. golden state led by 25 in the final minute of the third quarter led by 18 early in the fourth and then new orleans cut it to six at one point. gordon's toe clearly on the line. right now the scoreboard says 102-98 but it's going to be 97. >> mark: can't overemphasize enough anthony davis success in the fourth quarter has been at the five position. it has created problems. you don't have a big -- a legitimate five that can guard him and then spreads the floor out when you add a shooter like ryan anderson on the court. >> mike: you anticipate perhaps a lineup change for game two. >> mark: i'm not sure what monty williams will do. he's an outstanding coach and doesn't need my help. i'm just saying that it'll give the

she understood her role in the arc of history. not every program has to be the baby thrown out with the bathwater. it can be expanded on and continued. it can be made your own. she did that. she suffered from the typecast view of being a shy librarian and teacher, leading a conventional life. how could she possibly have a thought of her own? she was a wartime lady during two difficult and unpopular wars. that made it more difficult to get coverage for her work. but it was never for her. it was for the american people. the good people we have all over the 50 states. what we do to impact peoples lives around the world. yes, it is easy to ignore the good work of first ladies who serve in controversial or difficult times. this consequence is about the controversial and difficult decision that george bush and his team had to make. those on the panel have the easiest time. i sat through a number of panels yesterday and will sit through more today. it is bringing home for many of us who were not there the level of profound impact that the

john: one of your colleagues wrote a piece about how the arc of rubio going from a protÉgÉ of jeb busha potential rival. what do you think has made him think he is a plausible challenger in the establishment bracket against this guy -- jeb bush? what flipped the switch for rubio? jonathan: looking at jeb bush's polling numbers probably. jeb bush, among the donor class, is as strong as george w. bush this time in 1999. if you look at george w. bush's polling in 1999 and jeb bush's polling right now, it is a striking difference. i think rubio looks at that and says yes, jeb will take up a lot of the money, but are there actual voters for him and the answer so far very early is to be determined. if you are rubio, you will give it a shot. he has until late next spring to run for re-election in the senate. he has options. for now, jeb looks not vulnerable, but he does not look invincible. mark: can rubio beat bush and walker or does he have to be the last man standing if they have problems? can he go after them and take them down? jonathan: i think it is possible, but he would need to help.

he scored 14 points, 4 of 6 from beyond the arc. second quarter, route continues. wiz getting it done. gortat grabs the rebound and one. scored 29 points 11 rebounds in this game. he was big time. third quarter, wizards looking to put the icing on the cake. beal with another three-pointer. he scored 23. wizards complete the sweep, 125-94. this season this is a completely different wizards team. >> you know a lot of people didn't expect us to go up to toronto and do what we did. probably the turning point was after winning game 2. you know, we were so confident after that when you can go into a hostile environment and get two games, one is hard enough, but to get two games, that boosted our confidence to come home and finish it off. >> everybody's gotten better and better. it's terrific to see where we are now. we have that mind-set that we're not finished. we're continue to stay inhouse and stay together as a team and continue to move forward as a team. >> all right, let's go to the baseball diamond now. matt williams of the nationals, losers of four straight games,

they can make a statement by killing innocent, snuffing out possibility that they can somehow bend the arc of history. they're wrong. >> bomber timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001. his accomplice terry nichols, sentenced to multiple life terms. >>> a violent weekend near the delaware state university campus. three people shot saturday at a fraternity and sorority cookout all victims are expected to survive. another shooting happened early sunday at an apartment complex off campus. no one was injured there. it's not too clear whether the two shootings are related. police continue to look for suspects. class is back in session tomorrow. >>> and the man who illegally landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol returned to florida this morning. doug hughes grew up in santa cruz and the son of janet hughes, a local politician in 1970s. his mother leaned to right in politics hughes is getting positive attention from liberals for his stunt. lauren make spoke to him as soon has he got back home. >> i told you it would be fun. >> reporter: doug hughes is back at home where he's been orde

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tonight's meeting is in ward 8 at the arc. >>> you could hit a traffic headache this morning. crews are fixing a 36-inch pipe in leesburg. they discovered a serious erosion problem. the repairs mean harmony church road looks like the picture on the right right now. the road is closed until monday at the earliest. if you want to get around woodburn dry mill route 15 all work as alternates. >>> could you tell the difference between the air rifle and a real gun? why police say the similarities forced them to open fire and why they say they were forced to fire on a man in anne arundel county. >>> lightning strikes a plane and blows a hole right through the nose. look at that. so why did the flight keep going is this. >>> take a live look outside now. city cam showing you the picture. temperature outside our studios, 46 degrees. i think that's a 6. yes. tom will explain a big spike next. >>> 4:40. we're learning that a man shot by police in anne arundel county last weekend was holding an air rifle. police say it looked like a real thing. you take a look here. you saw the two rifles.

the arc view investor network is hosting marijuana week. around 20 local companies are signed up to pitch their ideas today and tomorrow. organizers say it will long like the tv show "shark tank." >>> if the capitals want to be successful in the stanley cup, they have to get past a foe. they start the best of seven series against the rangers. they ousted washington during the last two playoff runs. game one is tonight at 7:30 on the nbc sports network. carol maloney will have coverage this afternoon and after the game on news4 at 11:00. go caps. >>> 47:37 now. one of the nights where you'll be fighting over the remote probably. you have the caps plus you have the nfl draft tonight. the redskins hold the fifth pick. there are all types of chatter -- there's all types of chatter about what the redskins will do. some experts say the team is going to trade the pick. others say the team will draft a defensive end and some sane the team will -- some say they'll draft a quarterback too. >> we need all the help we could get at this point. >>> a new

can president obama say to the allies in the region, you mention saudi arabia as it looks through the arc of iran and iraq, you were ambassador into syria, up in lebanon and libya as well as an emerging power? kris: they worry that power was con sole dated in iraq, this will continue. oh, by the way, we're asking the saudis to be much tougher on this radical sunni organization isis, they are worried. the way to handle that is to be very active diplomatically, arms programs and we understand their concerns and we have been with them for some time. anchor: here is the toughest sale for president obama, allies like saudi arabia or allies and enemies up on capitol hill in washington? chris: a lot of people on capitol hill that don't like this at all. the president will reach over their heads to the american people. there is a lot of support for this agreement. i think that will help mollify some of the critics in washington. it's going to take time. again, the question that keeps needing to be posed is if you don't like this, what do you want? people usually say we could have made a better ag

he had to take that dribble and may have gotten inside the arc and obviously this is huge. >> jeff: i love monty williams out of time-outs. >> mike: gordon has five three-pointers. no, put on the line. >> mark: you make a good point. i think both coaches in this series very good coming out of time-outs. >> jeff: really good. you're right. >> mike: so it's going to be 102-97. golden state led by 25 in the final minute of the third quarter led by 18 early in the fourth and then new orleans cut it to six at one point. gordon's toe clearly on the line. right now the scoreboard says 102-98 but it's going to be 97. >> mark: can't overemphasize enough anthony davis success in the fourth quarter has been at the five position. it has created problems. you don't have a big -- a legitimate five that can guard him and then spreads the floor out when you add a shooter like ryan anderson on the court. >> mike: you anticipate perhaps a lineup change for game two. >> mark: i'm not sure what monty williams will do. he's an outstanding coach and doesn't need my help. i'm just saying that it'll give the

of course, the nation at a different point tracks the arc of liberalism. he nation" was part of the new york post. charlie: then there are people like christopher hitchens. katrina: we have the historian a piece about those who came to the nation as leftists, and who left as apostates. christopher hitchens was one of them. but you also had david horowitz. christopher left. "the nation" pages were open to him. we were rating -- ready for a fight. he left, a formal socialist. he left in his column saying "the nation" had become a moral. -- amoral. because of the unwillingness to hitches start to the coming war in iraq. there was a black and white to that. it is for people who understand and savor complexity but are pretty for a fight. the complexity when you move from left to right -- charlie: he was always ready for a fight. katrina: by hitching his start to bush's war -- he did tie in. there was a principled stance, so there was a regret when -- and this happens in politics and culture -- you tend to have to join forces. he had a principled stance. as other

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today is world autism aware needs in the arc day special event is the result of push by 2 east bay teenagers. carolyn tyler has more. >>reporter: if you attend the warrior game tonight you might see these teenagers tell classmates at bently school in lafayette. they are the reason to get. >> having this night allows people to think about autism and ways to help. >>reporter: 18-year-old girl and 17-year-old l have volunteered with autism organizations for the last couple of years. but actually jacqueline has been aware of the advertise order all her life. her borough pwrolder victor. >> she's a princess. >>reporter: 20-year-old victor san ramone valley high school where enrolled in president obama that teaches life styles. >> inspired me every day. the always happy and never give up on your dreams. >>reporter: with victor in mind the girls approach the warriors. golden state receives lots of request but community ambassador and former play says this was compelling. >> it's in come bent upon to us really embrace something like that. >> several several other young people will be on the court be

she understood her role in the arc of history. every program has to be the baby thrown out with the bathwater. he can be expanded on continued. it can still be major own and she did that. she did suffer from not typecast view from the beginning have been a shy librarian and teacher leading a conventional life, and how could she possibly have a fun of her own? yes, she was a wartime first lady enduring too difficult and unpopular wars and a lot of that contributed to the trouble of getting the coverage that she deserved, good news stories about her work at home and abroad but through it all it never was her. it was for the american people would understand the kind of country the compassionate and generous country that we are calm and the good people we have all over these 50 states and what we did to impact people's lives around the world. so yes, it is easy to ignore the good work of first ladies who serve in controversial or difficult times. this whole conference is about the controversial consequential and difficult decisions th

and the warriors down three, and steph curry rising to the moment, and the high-arcing triple tying the game at 100-100, and 20 seconds to play and andre iguodola is called for the phantom foul on tyreke evans evans. it looks like evans fell down on himself, and new orleans went ahead on the free throws. and now, curry, with no foul called and he retrieves the rock, and goes for tie, and in and out, and heartbreak hotel for the warriors. indeed questionable calls. and after curry's wife aisha took to twitter saying no call really really? and she finished town positive, my husband is coming home, and we are still #playoff bound. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection l

. >> it certainly is makes me think of baltimore with the arc extra playing this we'll get through it thank you alicia. >>> lets get another check of the roads right now. matt pellman is here season thursday the last time i talked to you is it hump day? >> thursday would be fine with me if you have clout to move this along. >> apparently i don't. >> wish the traffic was moving quicker as well. here on the vine street stacking approaching the schuylkill expressway and eastbound is slow farther east from broad street to 95 and eastbound is where we have the overnight construction tonight coming off the schuylkill and expect the re restrictions at 10:00. better news in lower providence, early this morning they reopen the south park avenue after it was closed for the last couple of days. back in business there normal westbound slowing is starting on 422 and then you get out on 724 it's partially blocked because of a crash and word from penndot today starting next friday they will close the ramp from 724 to the eastbound side of 422 for a couple of years while they rebuild the interchange

he made 10-13 from the field and six from beyond the arc in the quarter. 26 points.42 in the game and didn't play in the fourth quarter. warriors win 111-107. their 66th win of the season. the last became of the year, tomorrow night against denver. giants will try to get back on the winning track tonight. and i wanted to tell you that michael crabtree is coming to a stadium near you. leaving the 49ers for the oakland raiders. one year deal, $3.2 million. see you tonight everybody. >>> okay dennis thanks. hey one of the top five basketball recruits in the nation is staying right here in the bay area. >> i want to announce that i'm going to the university of cal berkeley. >> yeah, go bears, ivan rabb is a 6'10'' forward out of bishop o'dell high school. says he's been wrestling in his head between two colleges. either go to arizona or stay home at cal but he said in the end being a goaden bear -- golden bear just felt right. he made last night's announcement at his mother's cafe in oakland. and now he may face questions about whether he will stay at cal all four years

he made 10-13 from the field and six from beyond the arc. in the quarter, 26 points.had 42 in the game and didn't play in the fourth quarter. warriors win 111-107. their 66th win of the season. the last game of the year, tomorrow night against denver. >>> giants will try to get back on the winning track tonight. and i wanted to tell you that michael crabtree is coming to a stadium near you. leaving the 49ers for the oakland raiders. one year deal, $3.2 million. see you tonight everybody. >> he's a raider. play of the day. let's talk some hoops here. timberwolves hosting the pelicans and 1:00 andrew -- first quarter andrew wiggins is going to throw down a monster dunk. he makes it look easy. even so the pelicans won it. and good chance the warriors will be playing the pelicans in round one of the playoffs which kick art in about a week. that's your play of the day. >>> 6:26. b.a.r.t. riders have all been forced to squeeze shoulder to shoulder with fellow passengers. the plan to ease some of that overcrowding. >> fines, rate hikes and a drought surcharge. coming up, wel

lots of women here would like to see the arc of history continue with another woman in the senate. >> because females rule. >> i thought definitely he would go with edwards. >> reporter: many others would like to see more history with the first african american to be an american senator. that would make donna edwards the easy doris. for baker to make, but the county -- endorsement for baker to make, but the county executive specially close to van hollen. >> the ranking member on the budget committee is a very important thing for us in the state and county. i know he'll do the same thing on the senate side. it was an easy decision in this respect that i don't know him as a name, a congressman. i know him personally and i know the working relationship. >> reporter: montgomery county executive ike leggett backed baker up today saying van hollen's record on diversity is beyond question. the edwards campaign released a statement today saying, "she has the backs of prince george's county voters on issues." scott broom, wusa9. >> donna edwards has been endorsed by other key players in prince

that they can somehow bend the arc of history. they are wrong. >> bomber timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001 and his accomplice terry nichols was sentenced to multiple life terms. >>>. >>> the boston marathon is tomorrow. officers are stepping up staff and security measures it make sure that runners and race watchers do not have a thing to worry about in terms of safety. 21 years joe car tsarnaev was convicted in connection to the attacks. he is facing the death penalty. >>> now a deadly shooting in tulsa, oklahoma where deputies shot and killed man and pulled his gun instead of his taser. one of the victim's loved one says speaking for the first time. >> in tulsa, pressure is mounting. >> i mean, look around us. people are here. >> after the april 2nd shooting death of eric harris by reserve deputy captured on the body camera. >> happy is the mother of harrison's 16-year-old son, aiden. this is the first time she has spoken publicly since the man she calls her soul mate was killed. >> he was just so you know i know he made some p

the arc of the speech itself is to get to do why what he calls divine dissatisfaction. >> guest: brother martin on the great dubois. >> host: than a refrain that is not be satisfied. his refrain is let us be dissatisfied until every man can have food and freedom and human dignity for his. >> guest: you can see how that in and of itself is a message in the age of obama where you have intellectuals who become obama apologists who were no longer dissatisfied enough to acknowledge wall street crimes the obama administration conceals. not one wall street -- goes to jail. nasa's surveillance on innocent fold. where's the dissatisfaction martin was talking about? >> host: i'm going to pick one fine detail and this doesn't distract from your logic but i do think general holder prosecuted one man of salvation dissent not long ago. >> guest: but was he a wall street executive directly tied to the operation? i think it was a kind of mirror level person. but it's just so sad that we have a criminal justice system. look at it on the black folks. every 48 hours a young black or brown brother or sister

this time catch him at the top of the arc, a little screen there. at would push the lead to 19 subpoena. nen possession curry from three. team high 34. as the warriors take the open from the pelicans 106-99. >>> when you get to the playoffs, everything resets and you have to just not forget who you are, how you got there but enjoy a moment. obviously favored in the series but, every game is important, we want to take advantage of every opportunity we have. >> the playoffs you got to get it done somehow. and we're up 1-0, that's where we want to be. >> sean doolittle let the warriors know any offchance they might need help he's available. a great follow on twitter, what would do due if interested? kansas city today, game two of a three-game set. josh reddick takes donovan deep and 5-0, a's. next batter revenge for his hard slide the night before. the benches clear and ventura told by the ump, hit the showers. in the sixth, christian cologne grounds out to hahn. o's post their fifth shutout. for 12 game of the season. giants looking to have an eight-ga