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thompson: no. thompson, imr. have. in 2001, 2002, when we started catching enemy combatants, they took them to guantanamo bay. time magazine" loves to show pictures of an outdoor facility and people cooking and detainees being in a fenced in area, since 2002, we have built some pretty substantial prison facilities there. security, there is low security, i don't think there is any prisoners in the low security area, there is medium security, and there is maxim security. it is much like a prison in your county. they have the ability to cook their own food and do their own laundry. it is much like you see in county and state facilities. then there is a maximum security facility. in maximsoners held security, khalid sheikh mohammed , he has no cure and occasion with any other prisoners. he has his own room, his own 24/7.he is monitored they are muslim. they have to have their area to pray. they have an area outside of the compound where they can go out, ist some fresh air, but it connected to their cell. they don't have an

captioning sponsored by wnet thompson: on this edition for sunday, april 24th. president obama and german chancellor merkel seek common ground on trade, migrants, and fighting terrorism. in our signature segment, two years after the revolution-- the struggle for political change and stability in ukraine. >> we have a situation in the country, when more people began to think that they'd rather leave than try to fix the problems here. >> thompson: and, a preview of tuesday's presidential primaries. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. addit

thompson: correct. you're ok d: so, with the economic development and the jobs that are created by housing minimum but you just don't want to go to maximum or a few detainees or several detainees from guantanamo? mr. thompson: we know -- we are known for prisons. we are known for being able to hold and house prisoners. but these prisoners are much different than any of the others that we have seen or have seen. 80 of the worst that we know of. there is a specific reason why they are at guantanamo bay. and we would not want them at fort leavenworth or leavenworth for the effects it would have on our community and our citizens. not even the economic concern -- including the economic concerns, but primarily the psychlogical concerns it would have to all of our veterans, gold star family members, and anyone else out there. if i could also address mr. gude who is talking about the symbolism of guantanamo bay and the reason for its closure. that symbolism was something that president obama has used for the ex

she went back to thompson's restaurant. the manager she had >> as. -- they were watching her as she sate. there was no violence. restaurants just started serving peep. a year late we are a new supreme court chief justice, the -- she lived to see it and died two months afterward. when she died her cough fen lay in state at the headquarters or the building is a national association of colored women. and people filed past her open coffin. but her funeral service which was held in july, 100 degrees according to some of the account. there was the church was filled. trrp people outside in the step and the basement listening on loud speakers. t within not much time brown had eclipsed her. the focus shifted to the south. the struggles there and even though her case came first, even though her case, i believe was critical in getting the court to the point of being able to resolve brown, it really -- she and the case really became over ime a historical footnote. [laughter] joan: i think that's 40. i think that's my time. [applause] >

thompson: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs. bonnie watson coleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to h.r. 4820, the so-called combating terrorist recruitment bill. h.r. 4820 owe mitts any mention of domestic terrorist organizations, a significant departure from the wholeistic comprehensive approach that is adopted by the administration to counter ideologically based violence. this bill isolates the enemy to be those who are islamists, those who are foreign and those who are being radicalized by foreigners. how does this bill address the threat of terror from those who are not just jaded jihadists, like this bill was initial titled, but rather part of a domestic militia or part of a right-wing, ultra-conservative racist organization that wants to kill african-americans or other vulnerable populations? a recent study by the police executive r

thompson couldn't be reached. "the washington post" today released its own lengthy story disclosing how the allegations about thompson, including possible money and gifts to hide sexual relationships, undermined thompson's credibility should he take the stand in a trial. earlier this week, bennett declined to comment to news4, but sources say bennett warned prosecutors thompson's personal life would be used against him if gray went to trial. campaigning for the ward 7 seat today, gray declined comment on the probe. >> as far as i'm concerned that investigation concerning me was closed on december 9th of 2015, and that's exactly where i leave it at this point. >> tomorrow there's plmore on t shadow campaign story. a federal court will unseal some documents that had been secret in the case. jim, it's unclear what the documents say but today's story certainly gotten people's attention. >> of course it has and i'm sure mr. gray as he said would just rather this finally all go away. >> jeffrey thompson is due to be in

thompson funded the awning. a lot of people who knew something was going down they didn't want to be involved they would say this guy showed up with a hundred thousand dollarso in contributions, some would say i don't want to know about it. >> 72 speaking of money the fifth revelation gray's son maya havey' been that person who got the 10 thousand dollars from mr. >> the thing to stress tons ofe names are blacked out we have, the few things, sometimes it seems like investigators forgot to black something out, that's what we are going on.n. there's a close relative ofativ grace who received a 10 thousan1 dollar cash payment fromnt f thompson to pay some otherhe people, this became a thing thi earlier this week. now in documents referred to asa someone else's son, gray only has one son, so n>> you dedousing mainly.de >> there's a lot of assisting. his son hasn't responded for comment. investigation closed. no more charges are coming youin know interesting to know at this point. >> have you gotten reaction froa gra

prosecutors wanted to know about money and gifts that jeffrey thompson gave to young men and whether he did so former mayor gray has denied any knowledge of a shadow campaign. thompson and others who negotiated plea deals now are waiting sentencing. >>> metro's blue line is back to normal hours after a train became disabled near the rosslyn station. more than 100 passengers were struck on the train more than an hour. passengers walked to the rosslyn platform. a short time later the train was towed away. metro says no one was injured. >>> metro board chairman jack evans is warning congress the next time there is a big problem he will blame him. a key house committee leader is blasting back saying the system is a crude up mess that does not deserve more cash. bruce leshan is live with passenger reaction to the metro funding crisis. >> reporter: metro's new ceo trying to send a message that he is cleaning up the he is closing the gates on a new cutting edge and expensive fare system. but metro is still desperately short on cash, as much as $100 million in operating revenues, operating f

to have fred thompson raised the questions. this gave it a little different feel, with the republicans uncovering it. in the clip that follows, i believe you can see howard baker on the far side of the screen. he looks like he is ill after having found this information out. >> 1969, continued to be employed until march 16 of this year. is that correct? >> yes. i was aware of listening devices, yes sir. >> when windows devices placed in the oval office? >> approximately the summer of 1970. i cannot begin to recall the precise eight. my guess, the installation was made between, and this is a very rough guess, april or may of 1970, and perhaps the end of the summer or early fall 1970. >> were you wearing -- were you aware of any devices installed in the office? yes -- >> yes. >> where they installed at the same time? >> yes. prof. dean: the dates were wrong, 71 was where -- when it was installed. on jim hamilton's recollection of his meeting with me, he has nailed it. showing the kind of tricks that memory can play. he vividly rem

. >> thompson again from downtown. >> oh we like it. now at 11:00, no curry caw nun drum for the warriors as the other splash brother lead the party at oracle. the dubs advance to the western conference semifinal. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage and let's start with sports director larry deal and sports director mike shumann. larry and shu, a walk in the park there tonight. >> definitely no canundrum. we are using big words tonight. the warriors wanted to take care of business and they won in convincing fashion. they built a 20-point lead. they close out the rockets with a 114-81 victory. >> and it was fellow splash brother klay thompson who lead the way. he caught fire early and often. the rockets had no answer. >> klay is the first player is hitting seven three's in back to back playoff games. he said in the pre-game meeting the focus was crystal clear. end this with a collective team effort. >> they did not want to go back to houston for game six and now they don't have to think about that. it is on t

. >> thompson again from downtown. >> oh we like it. now at 11:00, no curry caw nun drum for the warriors as the other splash brother lead the party at oracle. the dubs advance to the western conference semifinal. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage and let's start with sports director larry deal and sports director mike shumann. larry and shu, a walk in the park there tonight. >> definitely no canundrum. we are using big words tonight. the warriors wanted to take care of business and they won in convincing fashion. they built a 20-point lead. they close out the rockets with a 114-81 victory. >> and it was fellow splash brother klay thompson who lead the way. he caught fire early and often. the rockets had no answer. >> klay is the first player is hitting seven three's in back to back playoff games. he said in the pre-game meeting the focus was crystal clear. end this with a collective team effort. >> they did not want to go back to houston for game six and now they don't have to think about that. it is on t

thompson, 7-3. third quarter when they scored 41 points in the third.t set the nba playoff record with 21 from downtown. golden state eruptions that we have seen all season long time and time again. they hit 21 threes with steph curry, hitting one and playing only 18 minutes in the first hour. showed you the depth of this warrior team. drives inside. throws it down. the warriors will take a 3-1 lead in this festive set of series. the key question, how badly did steph curry sprain that knee? klay magnificent today as well green. the warriors will await word. plenty of treatment. see how he wakes up tomorrow as curry did not return. second injury of this opening round for the league's mvp. thompson had 23 in just 31 minutes. and andre iguodala, another terrific performance with 22. he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. andre, no problem, like how did you guys collectively step it up when you saw he wouldn't be able to play? >> tough loss for us and we're praying for m and fight with us. but he's strong and we're going to carry him but we always say st

now, we reached out to thompson's lawyers earlier this week when we were first on this story.hey declined to comment on any aspect of this case. but "the post" sources say it includes possible gift for sex with other men and there's some question about the ages of the men involved. and again, thompson's lawyers don't have any response to anything you might say. >> when are we going to hear anything more about this? >> we're going to have some more coming up at 6:00, when we're going to talk about the campaign and the shadow campaign and what all this is about but i want to say there's no indication here that vince gray knows anything about the allegations of sexual misconduct. he has always denied wrongdoing or any knowledge of the shadow campaign. i did talk to him today. he says he's focusing on getting beyond this investigation. he says the prosecutors dropped the case and the investigation of him last december. he's busy now running for the ward 7 council seat against yvette alexander. >> okay. we'll look for you at 6:00. >> thank you, tom. >>> we've got a new look at the

klay thompson and draymond green absolutely lighting it up. look at all these passes right on target. great passes lead to great shot attempts. and mark, i'm doing my three slide like the warriors do. they put it on them in the second half. >> mark: 34 assists for golden state. now they have got 19 threes. just one shy of tying the record. one of the teams that had the record was the dallas mavericks nba championship team in 2011. jason terry had 9 of their 23's in that game. barnes shoots. howard to rebound. >> mike: game five will be wednesday. as brewer throws it up and in. the number one good news is regarding steph curry. ahead to see how curry responds to treatment, especially how he works tomorrow spraining his knee. >> jeff: would you be surprised if he played in game five up 3-1? >> mark: i would be surprised. this is a very good basketball team but to win it all you need the help of steph curry. because the competition is going to be better in this houston rockets team. >> jeff: the second round in the western conference is going to

thompson, 7-3. third quarter when they scored 41 points in the third.set the nba playoff record with 21 from downtown. golden state eruptions that we have seen all season long time and time again. they hit 21 threes with steph curry, hitting one and playing only 18 minutes in the first hour. showed you the depth of this warrior team. mcadoo by mcdaniels. drives inside. throws it down. the warriors will take a 3-1 lead in this festive set of series. the key question, how badly did steph curry sprain that knee? klay magnificent today as well green. the warriors will await word. plenty of treatment. see how he wakes up tomorrow as curry did not return. second injury of this opening round for the league's mvp. thompson had 23 in just 31 minutes. and andre iguodala, another terrific performance with 22. he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. andre, no problem, like how did you guys collectively step it up when you saw he wouldn't be able to play? >> tough loss for us and we're praying for my brother. he really wants to be out there and fight with us. but

thompson: i agree. phone call would not be enough but if they demonstrated the cost of -- whatever's involved. is that a concern of yours. governor haley: they could tell me they would house these terrorists and i would not take them. the state of south carolina does not want them. there is no amount of money that they can pay, whether it be cost or supplement that would justify those detainees coming to south carolina. . mr. thompson: i appreciate your opinion. you referenced what happened to charleston relative to the unfortunate circumstances at mother emanuel. some of us also participated in the services and it was not a good day. that's the other ugly head of terrorism.local can you tell me who has custody of the young man charged with killing the people at mother emanuel? governor haley: is he in south carolina. representative thompson: is he in a federal facility or state or county facility? governor haley: i believe he's in a state facility. do yountative thompson: know where? governor haley: he

there's no case, so there's no reason for jeffery thompson to testify. washington post yesterday had a story about the credibility of jeffery thompson if the the prosecutor were going to put him on the stand, that it might not hold. >> let me ask you this: do youi we think that this document released will affect the mayors current campaign for city council. >> reporter: that's what at wil' have people have been saying. we are talking about itve tonig. wewe got a long time to the election. it's hot, it's alexander told me she thinks she can win this.s. the mayor is very popular inward seven where he represented thosp people for quite some time. q >> thank youui matt. m >> reporter: no problem. >>> there was annoy see protest inside the us capital democracyc spring zip-tied themselves to the rotunda. police arrested 15 demonstrators.de they then moved to the west lawn of the capital where hundreds or people gathered. protesterss have been holding demonstrations all week each day focussing cussing on a differene issue. today the focus was on youth and stude

who is fred thompson, passed away recently. if you didn't recognize him in his earlier incarnation as a staffer in the senate, then later u.s. senator, would have sold you a reverse mortgage. armstrong, who did work for sam dash was probably the most aggressive. not knowing exactly what he is looking for. but the person that asks the direct question is don sanders, who works for the minority of lawyers. they ask alex butterfield. to give you background of how that happened, there was a memo sent to fred thompson. buzhardt being one half of my replacement as white house counsel, who handled nothing but watergate after i departed the white house. prepared a document that was pretty close to a transcript in a summary of all my conversations with nixon that was given to fred thompson by buzhardt. it was remarkably accurate. it goes on for several pages. makes scott armstrong wonder, where could this information have come from? think there is a confluence in watergate, they result in the senate watergate committee uncovering the tap

late 1st half andrew bogut tips to clay thompson, buries the three. thompson finishes with 34 points. houston made a run in the 2nd half. warriors up just three and shaun livingston answers. warriors win 115-106 and lead the series now two games to none. >> we want to make sure steph is right and his foot is fine and healthy and so we'll see how he responds the next couple of days and if he's not right, obviously being up 2-0 does give us a little more cushion if we decided to sit him, but it will be based on his health, not the series score. >> pregame right there, bottom line, i think curry makes a great decision resting the mvp. he gets three more days. they don't play till thursday. he'll be fully healthy i think by then. livingston, andreing a dale had, this is the deepest team -- andre iguodala, this is the deepest team in the nba and they showed it off tonight. >> if he sits him again, you got to start thinking wow, this is serious. >> that's a good point. you know curry fought hard with the coaches to play tonight and fortunately they decided

i'm brian thompson. you'll hear from two firemen who pulled her over the fence to safety. >>> a look at what's new at 6:00. >>> tons of controversy. now the man at the center of that police brutality case is facing charges for his own leged violent behavior. see to protect yourself from identity thieves who can hijack your phone without touching it. >>> the new jersey flames and smoke pou ing out of a home this morning. one resident trapped by high festnces, unable to escape her yard. a neighbor and two firefighters worked to pull her to safety. the home was destroyed. brian thompson has dramatic >> reporter: the fire simply gutted this old, wooden frame home. everyone got out the front to safety, except one middle-aged woman. >> that backyard was dark, very smokey at the time. >> reporter: you could see the flames? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the firefigmters came to her rescue. it was hot back he foot fence with the flames feet aw . >> very intense. she was panicking. she was screaming, saying she want

and he proceeded to touch my food. >> thompson rises from his seat. seconds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it over top of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? till people starting on my nerve, i can get an absolute problem. he hit me first. all i do is put my finger in his face at the time. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so

tisha thompson is on the scene. we expect a news conference. >>> shakeup behind the scenes of metro. all aimed at improving your ska safety. the transportation secretary is appointing new representatives to oversee metro safety. >> one of the people who is being replaced a long-time member and board former chair. >>> a church bishop charged with sexually assaulting a young woman in prince george's county. >> she says it happened this year while she worked at the church. >> he would lock m back room or lock me into his office and touch me, get on top of me. >> this afternoon we're hearing from that woman's family and we're learning new information about the bishop. tracee wilkins joins us live. >> reporter: we've been by the bishop's house. we've called his cell phone. we came here to the church as well. they asked us to leave after we walked inside to have a conversation with him. they have not been able to find the pastor, but here at the church folks are reacting to what has happened. this story that you saw first

thompson says the intelligent animals got little stimulation.al of them speak. >> among them boogie woogie a blue fronted amazon that loves to sink. >> we think she was wild caught bird and probably about 40 years old or so. between 30 and 40 years old. >> reporter: thompson says the birds were being hoarded by a breeder who sold the chicks. most are mating pairs some nursing eggs. all found in filth with health problems thompson says stem from severe neglect. >> some of the cages contained what we prefer refer to stalagmites of excrement probable toll to 3 feet high. kind of a bird mill version of a puppy mill. >> reporter: we went to the home the birds were taken from. a man there didn't want to talk to us. thompson says the spca has filed 35 charges of animal cruelty against 59-year-old edward mcardle the alleged own are in of the parrots. this the barn the spc says the birds were kept in. the 35 parrots now being tenderly cared for by the spca staff. this female came in with a wound so severe veterinarians worried they had have to sever her

klay thompson to draymond green. the kickout to thompson for three, money.t possession, thompson again. you bet you. back to back triples. warriors pull away and win big, 121-94. here's roz gold with more. >> reporter: i spoke with stefen are your curry, the knee injury had nothing to do with his ankle. it was a spot on the court that was slippery and turned into a right knee. he was frustrated. at halftime when he came out and tried to play he got emotional, and it's because he really cares about this, this means a lot to him. and this is not at all how he saw playoffs playing out for him. coach kerr said can you go, are you okay? and steph curry couldn't tell him yes. so he knew he had to wrap it up and go inside. at halftime, it was three teammates, greewho said they has back. the teammates elevated their game and showed with their actions how they had steph's back. but steph curry is remaining positive. he admitted having pain in his my. sa said i he is in pain. >>> giants trying to bust out against the marlins. game tied at 4 until this, josh yoe sich,

we got every delegate we deserved in louisiana. >> ed, governor thompson, thank you so much. obviously we'll have to have that beer over brats on wednesday after the results come in. >> always love having a beer with governor thompson. >> ed, and i'll tell you if you win the 1237, i'll sign up and be one of your biggest supporters. >> thanks, governor. >>> on the other side of the trail, hillary clinton in danger of losing both wisconsin and her adopted home state of new york as she tries to defend herself against bernie sanders' attacks. that story next. i know what you're thinking, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them stretch the truth. one said they were the fastest. we checked, it was fastest in kansas city and a few other places. verizon is consistently fast across the country. you wouldn't want to hear from the bloke who packs your parachute, "it's good over kansas." do you know what i mean? so that's, you know... anywhere else, splat. only verizon is the #1 network for consistently fast speeds. and now if you buy a samsung galaxy s7 edge you get one f

. >> reporter: that's largely because of klay thompson. casual warriors fans might forget that klay thompson was an all-star this year, too, and is just as confident shooting as steph curry. >> i got a good shot i'm going to tork it. if not, move it along, if i got a good shot, i'm going to take it. if not, move it along. i'm not putting pressure on me. as long as it's a good shot, i don't care if it goes in. if i do my thing on defense as usual, i'll be all right. >> reporter: here we go. [ pause ] >> reporter: the warriors five games -- they have been without curry this season, thompson's average nearly 28 points during the games which is above his season average. he is shooting 39% which is well below his season average. so klay looking to pick up the slack if the warriors win this game tonight they advance to the second round and eliminate the houston rockets. interestingly, 11 months ago today another game five against the rockets. warriors won that game to advance to the nba finals for the first time in 40 years. so not as much weigh

very cool about trace thompson and klay thompson as well. >> that is really cool.you could feel the pain, though. >> a programming night due to tonight's giants game, some of your favorite shows on nbc, "caught on camera" on comcast. >> see you tonight at 11:00. >> enjoy the the game. we'll send it over to john miller and mike krukow.

>> wright thompson: it should be. it should be b.b.would be elvis. >> wright thompson: well, i mean, mississippi is -- the joke is that it's not a state, it's a club. that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> ace atkins: in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought, and art, and literature, and feeling, and sentiment and everything. they call this place the velvet ditch. >> anthony: why the velvet ditch? >> jack pendarvis: i guess you just roll in and it's pretty frigging comfortable, and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> anthony: well, no one here seems too bitter about that. >> wright thompson: it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. >> anthony: is there a distinctive barbecue style in the state of mississippi? >> john currence: no, not that -- that we can really discern at all. and it's part of the reason that we wanted to do this. we got our hands on this place and sort of been puzzled for years, you know, what mississippi barbecue

thompson's attorney declined comment. thompson is due in court june 10th. he will be sentenced for his shadow campaign role and more information is expected to come out then, and jim and wendy, there are a couple people who will be going to court to get their sentence in the next couple months, so we'll get a drip of more documents and more documents for several months now. >> very interesting. tom, thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> a lot of tourists at the capitol will have to visit another day after their stay was disrupted by protesters because 12 people were arrested after handcuffing themselves to the scaffolding inside the rotunda. and another 130 were arrested on the east front plaza. this is still part of that democracy spring protest. the group staging week-long demonstrations to protest campaign finance and money and politics on capitol hill. >>> right now the presidential hopefuls are putting their energies into tuesday. news4's chris lawrence is in the newsroom with a look at what's at stake for both sides. hi, chris. >> hey, jim. a loss would be d

. >> reporter: 35 of them according to bucks county spca officer nicky thompson. thompson led the raid friday that seized the exotic birds from this home in kitnersville, bucks county. macaw, african gracious cock toos and conures all the spca says kept in dark covered cages with little light thompson says the intelligent animals got little stimulation. several of them speak. among them boogie wagon bee a blue fronted amazon that loves to sink. ♪ >> we think she was a wild caught bird and probably about 40 years or so. between 30 and 40 years old. >> reporter: the birds were being hoarded by a breeder who sold the chicks. most are mating pairs, some nursing eggs. all allegedly found in filth all with health problems, thompson says, stem from severe neglect. >> some of the cages contained what we refer to as stalagmites of excrement. that were probably about two to 3 feet high. kind of a bird mill versus of a puppy mill. >> reporter: we went to the home the birds were taken from. a man there didn't want to talk to us. thompson says the spca has filed 35 charges of

he'll be back hopefully in a couple of weeks. >> thompson knocking down another three.27 for the game. that's way out there in curryland. hit seven triples in the game and warriors win and get the series and get the winner of clippers/blazers. >>> everybody would dr. thought the clippers didn't stand a chance without chris paul and blake griffin. you were wrong. even though portland won this game by ten, the clippers were in it until the fourth quarter when damian lillard apparently thought the game started late. because he didn't start playing till way late. doc rivers and the clippers did a good job bottling him up for the first three quarters but in the fourth quarter, lil went off and the blazers are one game from sending the clippers off. >> the hornets with a third straight win over the heat so they lead that series, 3-2. that's it. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much. >>> up next in "the pulse," get fit in just 60 seconds? experts are revealing the one-minute workout that's as good as 45 minutes of exercise. >> and surprise guest. a massive alligator makes

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klay thompson at 27 points. and curry cheered his teammates on all night long. warriors lead the series 4-1 or close out the series 4 games to one. and await the winners of the clippers and portland. and portland won tonight and they'll go back to oregon on friday night. and with the clippers having their two best players out it looks like the warriors in portland and portland can't stand up to them either. so they could invariably rest curry until the championship of the west conference. it looks that way. they were great tonight. >> they were great stcomblient it was great to see curry on the bench cheering. >> yeah. >> and they're a really great team. it's more fun as a sportscaster to try and pick people apart. but they're just really. >> yeah. >> and you don't have to be a sports fan to get a kick out of these guys because they're good guys. >> yeah. >> and they're winning they're good guys. they're a great team and when you add that to it they're really something special. i'll come back in about seven minutes and do the same thing. >> that and more from ga

live in jamaica queens, i'm brian thompson. back to you, pat and gus. >> thank you. >>> police say they arrested the gunman whose stray bullet hit a 7-year-old boy. justin pope charged with attempted murder. hitting the boy in the shoulder in february. that shooting scared the family so much, they've since moved to a new home. >>> new this morning, the justice department is dropping another legal bid to unlock apple iphones. federal prosecutors wanted to force apple to open the phone of a convicted drug dealer. but last night told the judge someone provided the pass code to the phone and they no longer need apple's help. >>> a long island man is calling out a company for a faulty battery that he says set his pocket on fire. the battery inside his e-cigarette exploded burning through his sweat pants and boxers. tried to pull the battery out. >> my pocket went on fire, actually exploded. i took a paper towel and wipe it and a lot of my skin came off. >> we're not sure if this was substandard manufacturing, a problem with all lith

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live in noho, i'm brian thompson for today in new york. >> that is a concern. thank you, brian. >>> well, one of european's most wanted men is now under arrest in a terror sweep in belgium. in all police rounded up five men in a series of dramatic one of the men is believed to be mohamed abrini. he is the last known suspect in the paris massacres. and it's believed he's also linked to the brussels bombing. >>> north korea says it has successfully tested a long range rocket engine. this is the latest threat coming from kim jong-un's regime. last week north korea said it successfully tested a new antiaircraft weapon. >>> timothy dolan is heading to the middle east this weekend for a first hand look at the damage isis has done there. he is traveling to iraqi kurdistan. the delegation will visit refugee camps, schools, and clinics. dolan will also meet with clergy member who is have been helping those expelled by isis. this visit is part of dolan's >>> pope francis issues a new proclamation for catholic families. in the 260-page document called the joy of love, he

thompson got trapped in a narrow passage way and died. the case had been closed after two scuba divers got lost and died as well. the trance to the caves has now been sealed once again. >>> the time is 4:15. let's check on the traffichis morning in the bay area. sal is keeping an eye on things. >> not that bad bryan. we are hoping for friday light and we'll see what happens. it's early enough for a light commute almost anywhere you look. you will see the traffic looks good coming into san francisco. no major problems on interstate 880 if you're driving past the coliseum it continues to look good with no major issues. the road sensors not showing as much. that's good. traffic here in the south bay looks good on 101 and 237 and 885. all the freeways look good. at 4:16 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning everybody. happy friday. we have low clouds out there. yesterday the coverage at this time was more much extensive. mainly settling in the upper 50s and low 60s and there will be 70s inland. if you're heading to the game i th

but if everyone in toronto moves into roy thompson hall, it isn't roy thompson hall anymore. and that's the situation that is faced in europe today. the people who have entered europe are not refugees as that term has traditionally been understood, and as madam arbour explained in the geneva convention. in 2015, men represented 77% of the asylum applications. that's an extraordinary population deformation. in most civil wars, this is the demographic that would be back home fighting for their country. it's as if during the american revoluti revolution, general washington and the rest of the chaps had gone off to france and left martha and the other women and children back home to fend for themselves. what does it mean to breathe free? under the taliban, it's illegal for madam arbour to feel sunlight on her face. it's literally a crime for her to, quote, breathe free. she can breathe only through a mask approved by the man who in effect owns her. so what happens when you put a man from that kind of society in, say, a scandinavian town. northern europe has enjoyed a culture of m

news 4's brian thompson has been observing this operation all day om jersey city. >> there's a speed device behind me right now. can you see some of the numbers come up, i've seen it as high as , 36, 37 miles an hour, in the i do have some numbers now from north bergen, 137roickets written so far as of midday. 22 were for speeding. others were for cell phone use, tinted windows, careless driving even seat belt use. it goes on and on. we're talking now aboutffive towns here, those five towns, north bergen, west new york. rsey city, bayonn five towns all cracking down together. u couldn't drive kenhdy boulevard in hudson county today without seeing this every few blocks. and it was welcome. >> of course. i have kids. >> speeding has long been a problem on this major hudson county artery. this automatic radar station gi hves a hint of how fast some cars travel. like the car a month ago that the driver was going 74 miles an hour. miguel knew them both, misses them a lot. >> i think people are really tired about it many especially with young kids, young individuals stilln high school. >>