picked up by thompson. thompson spins. thompson drives. kicks it out, curry.n't go. curry's now 8 for 21. he's had some looks that just would not fall irving. not that time. a rare miss as love deflects it out of bounds. and we've got 3:51 remaining. after tonight's game, espn brings you "sportscenter" at night. stan, neil, scott van pelt. complete breakdown of game five from oakland. and a recap of the day in sports. "sportscenter" at night, after the game on espn. curry to rush. rush's first shot. that misses. and james with his 16th rebound to go with 38 points and seven assists. golden state hasn't scored in three minutes. james against rush. leans in, tried to draw the foul, got him up, count it, and one! 40 points for lebron james. d >> jeff: very good individual defense by rush the last two possessions until he bit on the shot fake. and james just too strong. >> mike: the last time two players in a finals game, had 40 or more, was back in 2001. shaquille o'neal and allen iverson each went for 40 or more. and right now, we've got irving with 41 and james

picked up by thompson. thompson spins. thompson drives. kicks it out, curry.n't go. curry's now 8 for 21. he's had some looks that just would not fall here in the fourth quarter. irving. not that time. a rare miss as love deflects it out of bounds. and we've got 3:51 remaining. after tonight's game, espn brings you "sportscenter" at night. stan, neil, scott van pelt. complete breakdown of game five from oakland. and a recap of the day in sports. "sportscenter" at night, after the game on espn. curry to rush. rush's first shot. that misses. and james with his 16th rebound to go with 38 points and seven assists. golden state hasn't scored in three minutes. james against rush. leans in, tried to draw the foul, got him up, count it, and one! 40 points for lebron james. and the lead balloons to 15. >> jeff: very good individual defense by rush the last two possessions until he bit on the shot fake. and james just too strong. >> mike: the last time two players in a finals game, had 40 or more, was back in 2001. shaquille o'neal and allen iverson each went for 40 or

thompson, his first 20-point game of the finals. and a three-point record by the team with 17, most threes in a finals game. curry, 7. thompson, 4. cleveland was down by two heading into the fourth. they took a two-point lead in the fourth, and then the golden state defense just shut them down. a smothering defensive performance. james, drives inside. lay-up is good. and now, steve kerr will use a time-out, with 45.7 remaining, and a seven-point game. at what point, with 45 seconds, and out of time-outs, is it a matter, if you don't get a steal, foul, and free throws? >> mark: you want to be aggressive, disrupt them, get steals, and at some point, you have to stop the clock by fouling. >> mike: and they have a foul to give. i don't know if that works against them at this point. still 45.7 seconds, but a key is, they're out of time-outs. >> mark: give this warriors team a lot of credit. after the performance in game three, underrated toughness, proven winners. didn't fold the tent, they drew together. this is a big, big win for these

thompson: right. lee: right? thompson: yeah. lee: and that's, how do you bridge that gap of still trying to be profitable as a company, because you have to be, but then responsible, as well? and obviously, dell is trying to prove that it can be done. thompson: so just packaging alone. since 2009 when we started some of our packaging initiatives, we've saved the company $53 million. lee: wow. thompson: those are the significant dollars at the end of the day and--but if you just go try, you can--it is doable. lee: yeah. thompson: it's very doable. lee: does it frustrate you when you hear that, when companies use that as the excuse? thompson: yes. lee: it must, right? thompson: and i think it frustrates its consumers because they have a low tolerance for exses. lee: yeah. thompson: and are customers, so we--you need to meet that customer demand. lee: so does it make you--it must please you, um, to a certain extent that you do see this consumer awareness growing and the demand growing for more responsible companies and more responsi

i love klay thompson. if somebody else walks out back there, we question. >> mike: and there's the buzzer. game seven, sunday night in oakland. another dominant performance from the cavs, and we still have not had a close game in these finals. lebron james, making sure of that. with a victory tonight. he's with craig sager. >> craig: well, lebron, facing elimination, obviously doesn't phase you. back-to-back 41-point games. tonight, they got back in the personally, you had 18 straight points by the cavs. what adjustment did you make? >> just being aggressive. great teammates, great coaching staff that put me in position to be successful. just try to do whatever it takes to help us win. we're going against a very, very great team. and we can't allow ourselves to make mistakes and we have -- we still have to clean up some things. even in game seven. we still have to clean up some things. but we gave it our all tonight and got the victory. >> craig: stepcurry was unanimous mvp during the regular season. in th

thompson: right. lee: right? thompson: yeah.d that's, how do you bridge that gap of still trying to be profitable as a company, because you have to be, but then responsible, as well? and obviously, dell is trying to prove that it can be done. thompson: so just packaging alone. since 2009 when we started some of our packaging initiatives, we've saved the company $53 million. lee: wow. thompson: those are the significant dollars at the end of the day and--but if you just go try, you can--it is doable. lee: yeah. thompson: it's very doable. lee: does it frustrate you when you hear that, when companies use that as the excuse? thompson: yes. lee: it must, right? thompson: and i think it frustrates its consumers because they have a low tolerance for exses. lee: yeah. thompson: and are customers, so we--you need to meet that customer demand. lee: so does it make you--it must please you, um, to a certain extent that you do see this consumer awareness growing and the demand growing for more responsible companies and more responsible busi

thompson, his first 20-point game of the finals. and a three-point record by the team with 17, most threes in a finals game. curry, 7. thompson, 4. cleveland was down by two heading into the fourth. they took a two-point lead in the fourth, and then the golden state defense just shut them down. a smothering defensive performance. james, drives inside. lay-up is good. and now, steve kerr will use a time-out, with 45.7 remaining, and a seven-point game. at what point, with 45 seconds, and out of time-outs, is it a matter, if you don't get a steal, foul, and make them hit free throws? >> mark: you want to be aggressive, disrupt them, get steals, and at some point, you have to stop the clock by fouling. >> mike: and they have a foul to give. i don't know if that works against them at this point. still 45.7 seconds, but a key is, they're out of time-outs. >> mark: give this warriors team a lot of credit. after the performance in game three, underrated toughness, proven winners. didn't fold the tent, they drew together. this is a big, big

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. britain says it will set its own timetable for leaving the european union. following thursday's referendum, where a majority of british voters sided with exiting the 28-nation bloc, today britain's foreign secretary said the timing of the split is entirely for the u.k. to determine. meanwhile, an online petition to the british parliament calling for a re-vote has obtained three million signatures. reporting from london is our own hari sreenivasan with the latest developments. hari? >> sreenivasan: good evening megan. i asked one of the members of the committee what this means, he said nig with 100,000 signatures gets a debate, it doesn't change the law. two or three million people decide to sign the petition that's all it means. >> while the european unio while the european union waits, there's no word on when the united kingdom will file its divorce papers. this was british foreign secretary philip hammond in an interview today. >> there is no imperative on

i love klay thompson. if somebody else walks out back there, we question. >> mike: and there's the buzzer. game seven, sunday night in oakland. another dominant performance from the cavs, and we still have not had a close game in these finals. lebron james, making sure of that. with a victory tonight. he's with craig sager. >> craig: well, lebron, facing elimination, obviously doesn't phase you. back-to-back 41-point games. tonight, they got back in the game, you went on that 18-0 run personally, you had 18 straight points by the cavs. coaching staff that put me in position to be successful. just try to do whatever it takes to help us win. we're going against a very, very great team. and we can't allow ourselves to make mistakes and we have -- we still have to clean up some things. even in game seven. we still have to clean up some things. but we gave it our all tonight and got the victory. >> craig: steph curry was unanimous mvp during the regular season. in this series, you have dominated him statistical

thompson: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the small business health care relief act and i want to thank dr. boustany for working with me on this bill, as he pointed out, it's an important bill that will help a lot of people, business owners, workers, and families. the bill that we're considering today is a result of more than a year's worth of close collaboration between stakeholders and policymakers. it's bicameral, it's bipartisan, and it's supported by dozens of small businesses and small business organizations across the country. our small business health care relief act would allow small businesses with fewer than 50 employees, those companies that aren't -- not required to provide health care, to offer tax preferred health reimbursement accounts or h.r.a.'s. the h.r.a.'s can be used to buy health insurance in the individual market, or pay for qualified health expenses if an individual already has coverage. historically small businesses offered these funds to employees in lieu of group healt

he's a long-time friend and robin thompson. where is robin? robin has family here in town and kin folk live here. i'm here because i edited thompson's letter called the proud highway, if you're lonely in america, rolling stone cover story about him when he died and, you know, i constantly try to promote hunter as one of the great american novelist, so we are going to get to talk about some of hunter's books, but i wanted to begin by asking you, juan, with a reading you suggested? >> sure, i would add to your intersection that you were also a big friend of hunters for many years. >> so what i would like to do is read the preface which sums up what i was trying to do and what i was not trying to do and then read a couple of letters, one letter that hunter wrote to me and another i wrote to him when i was going off to college. preface. this is a memoir, not a biography. highly subjective and relying memoir of how my father and i got to know each other for 41 years until his suicide in 2005. it is filled with exaggerations, fault ri regulations, o

thompson: can you imagine that? we have all kids, can you magine your child being lost and get the call that your son or daughter has been murdered at school. that's hard, that's difficult, what we are doing is not hard and shouldn't be hard for the republican leadership to allow us to have a vote on gun violence prevention legislation that would help prevent these things from happening. they just happen too often. every day, 31 people are murdered. shot ay, 151 people are in an assault in our country. that's hard. what's the republican leadership afraid of? you afraid to take a vote? are you more afraid of the people that were in that nightclub in orlando hiding in the restrooms hoping they uldn't be the next once that were murdered. ? give us a vote. let's address this issue. it's shameful. there's nothing to be atrade of. we were elected to come here and do a job. force prevention task heard from every interest on this issue. we took what we heard, we put it in this legislation, the background check legislation a

>>it does not happen often what happened with steph curry and klay thompson. >>with steph curry -- klay thompson had one of those nights, and then with steph curry there were some turnovers, it happens. even the best players in the world they have bad nights. it did not hurt us, because of our bench and our overall defense effort and taking care of the ball. >> you talk about the job, offensive lee, and defense of lee. >> andre is a different -- offensive and defensive. >> andre is a different player 12 points, six assists, and no turnovers, a great defense. that is who we is for us i think bob fitzgerald our tv guide, called andre the adult in the room for us. he is the adult in the room for us. he always settles us down and he knows exactly what is happening out there.>> what is going through your mind? >> distraction, it tends to ease the anger, i tried to take it out on a clipboard rather than a player and it's better that way. >> there is one other play after the clipboard pro, they took off on a nice run and he reach for the ball, and he got andre right

clay thompson he played defense and he scores. where's an eight- to run and harrison barnes, he played well tonight also. they all did a little bit of everything. after the game, he would say that's the guy who came off the bench and did it for us defensively back and forth. harrison barnes had the assist. 108, 97. curry with free throws at the end finishes with 38 points. thompson with 25 points. warriors, a finals record 17- three-pointers. curry going home 3-1. >> we answered the bell in the first quarter controlling the pace of the game. not losing it like we did in game three. before the minutes, we executed a lot better. we got back to enjoying the process and the challenge of winning playoff games especially in the finals. >> for whatever reason, our teams personalities and it's been this way for two years. we can't stand prosperity. we start winning and we let our guard down. i thought we did that the other night in cleveland played a brilliant game. tonight, we were threatened and responded well.>> cleveland unawares went

this evening where pleased to have with us author juan s thompson. he is here to discuss his new book, stories i tell myself. in which he shares a story of his father, larger-than-life literary figure and their relationship as they got to know one another at over the course of 41 years. thompson is a conversation tonight with douglas brinkley whose latest book, rightful heritage, franklin d roosevelt and the land of america's on our shelves now. please now. please dryness in welcoming our guests. [applause]. >> we want to welcome one to austin. he is a long time friend. where is robin? robin and his family is here in town, he is kinfolk live here, but to begin one is going to do some reading of stories that i tell myself that i editor hunter thompson's' letter called the proud highway and road of "rolling stone" cover story about him when he died and i'm constantly trying to promote hunter as one of the great novelists. we are going to get to talk about some of hunter's book. i wanted to begin with asking if he would like to do and read a letter you

thompson: two minutes, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. aguilar: thank you to the ranking member. thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to speak on something that frankly i'm sick and tired of having to discuss. house republicans refusal to address our nation's gun violence epidemic. on december 2, i'll never forget how i felt as i walked off this house floor. i just voted to allow debate on keeping guns out of the hands of suspected terrorists, the no fly, no buy, which was blocked by house republicans when i received a barrage of text messages about what was unfolding in my hometown of san bernardino. when i heard the news this weekend on sunday morning, my heart sank. again, this time orlando. this time. we cannot afford to stand in silence when people are being massacred in bars, when co-workers are being slaughtered at their holiday parties and when churchgoers are being murdered in their place of worship and when first graders are assassinated in classrooms. whe

klay thompson only shoots for 12 for 9 points. that was enough. the warriors, in convincing fashion win the game 1. >> nice going shooting. throughout the course of the night. we definitely get a boost. our bench guys come in and change the game. we have to do -- >> we have to do a better job of getting the ball moving. inevitable on one side are able to load. and do things of that nature. we will have a better game plan going into game 2. for sure offensively. >> game to is set for sunday. you can make book that they will not shoot that poorly again. if i am cleveland, i wonder what i will do to get even. i can't win when those 2 played poorly. momentum in the series, we will see. the warriors looking good. >>> let's get to oracle arena. i bet it was exciting out there. phillippe djegal was in the thick of things. >> reporter: the warriors gave new meaning to the word depth. a performance by the reserves. the warriors bench outscored the cavaliers bench. a stunning performance. to take a look at the crowd. as the game is wrapping up, this record

mark thompson has this report. mark a face known to french authorities. was releasedlla from prison last year after serving three have in your sentence for conspiracy to can -- commit acts of terrorism. he was also the subject of another similar investigation in january. a quantity monday evening, he arrived at the home of the chief of police in the outskirts of paris and stabbed the opposite and his wife to death and took their three-year-old son hostage. the young child survived the attack. abballa told authorities he was loyal to the islamic state group. >> he said he was responding to a communiquÉ from the islamic state group leader that demanded the killing of nonbelievers where they lived with family. the attacker was killed by security services during the midnight raid. the officer has been identified. the french interior minister in expressed his condolences. anyones proof that doubting the risks faced by security services, please, soldiers, pay a heavy price to major the french people remain safe. mark: those who knew him say they don't know why

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. >> director: next up, marion thompson in the office of economic and workforce of almost continue to work with me in the case management of newly nominated businesses until we have the legacy business program manager on board. i will continue to work with those that submitted their application to make sure we get them moving forward, which is the 11 remaining applications. 6-20, this is working backward the 7-20 date of the hpc hearing. they will transfer the completed applications to the historical preservation commission. on 6-30 because were doing some revisions based upon this oracle preservation commission's request, making the modifications to the application we will have the translated application instructions and cover sheet on our website no later than june 30. >> supervisor peskin: it seems to me maybe we need to have mr. fry in here because i mean, this is not been before the historical preservation commission and this is all happening at a staff level without any input to my knowledge from the duly appointed commissioners. so, i really feel like this is not very-may you m

i'm happy that you have, maryann thompson was involved and she's very capable.think there's a lot of specific questions that remain. i'm not to get into the weeds. the only thing i would say is that there is hope and optimism, but there's so much catching up to do that i sort of feel like i want to come back to where we are in a month just to see how much progress can be made because i think that we are so far behind that i just think that it remains to be seen what is delivered and i would rather kind of do that and sort of give you the opportunity to make this right, to catch up on all the funds at the level that we have to catch up. what i would simply say, generally to the point that supervisor peskin is making, is that given that the city, on our end has been the problem am i think that we need to be flexible and we need to be as accommodating to these businesses are still need the letter and spirit of the law, but look, we are the ones, we collectively as the city that dropped the ball, and so, let's make it easier, not harder and where there is room for f

steve kerr is at the game, and so is klay thompson. trace would score on this single. then in the fifth, adrian gonzalez ended samardzija's night with a couple. turn turner scores. now in the sixth it's still tied. >> there was flo triple crown on the line at today's belmont stakes but the race featured a thrilling finish. >> it is destin in front. creator on the outside. destin and creator, these two down to the line together. too close to call. >> it was creator, winning the belmont bay nose. he went off at 15 to 1 odds, the favorite preakness winner, exaggeratessor, came in 11th. >>> in philadelphia the u.s. took on paraguay. in the 27th minute, the cross of clint dempsey. 1-nil u.s. pairing guy threatening but brad plea served the shutout with two spectacular saves. the u.s. wins 1-nil and advances to the quarterfinals. and this abc7 sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. we'll keep our fingers crossed draymond will not be suspended for monday's game five. >> thank you. next on abc7 news. fun in the sands. the contest that transformed an east b

thompson, bang! >> oracle was rocking tonight as the warriors defeated lebron and the cavs, cruising to a 15 point victory in game one of the nba finals. >> we have live team coverage tonight beginning with ktvu's amber lee outside oracle arena. what a game tonight, amber. >> reporter: that's right, friend. coming off a tough series, this is the kind of game fans want to see where the warriors led most of the way. this is the type of game they are used to. >> [ yelling ] defense! we're going to get it. we're going to get it again. back-to-back. >> adrenaline was running so high. i loved it. >> we're going to do two championships back to back! >> [ cheering ] [ singing ] and the home of the brave. >> reporter: john legend sang the national anthem, part of the spectacle game one. the crowd roared with pleasure. >> incredible feeling. obviously a lot, something different going on here. fans say there is a different feeling. being at the finals. >> it's awesome. i was here an hour and half early. it's bu

late third quarter, klay thompson would get hot. he would make it a game.ck threes. and then, on a drive. the warriors, back in it, down nine. klay would finish with 15. every time they got close, lebron would make a play or the warriors would turn it over. tristan thompson on the jam there. curry fouled out, loses his mouthpiece as a fan. and is ejected his first time in his nba career. 115-101. a frustrated steph curry after the game. >> it was frustrating fouling out in the fourth quarter of a clinching game. not being out with my teammates. i'll be all right, for next game. >> we did a great job of not turning the ball over, including myself. i try to put myself in position, put my teammates in position to be successful. >> not time to panic. winner-takes all. can't discredit what cleveland does. they're here for a reason. they're a good team. >> cleveland has played well the last two games. we've got to play better. i'm confident we will. and we're in a spot that 29 other teams would love to be in. >>> let's kick it. copa america finals. usa and ecuado

late third quarter, klay thompson would get hot. he would make it a game. hit on back-to-back threes. and then, on a drive. the warriors, back in it, down nine. klay would finish with 15. every time they got close, lebron would make a play or the warriors would turn it over. tristan thompson on the jam there. curry fouled out, loses his mouthpiece as a fan. and is ejected his first time in his nba career. 115-101. a frustrated steph curry after the game. >> it was frustrating fouling out in the fourth quarter of a clinching game. not being out with my teammates. i'll be all right, for next game. >> we did a great job of not turning the ball over, including myself. i try to put myself in position, put my teammates in position to be successful. >> not time to panic. winner-takes all. can't discredit what cleveland does. they're here for a reason. they're a good team. >> cleveland has played well the last two games. we've got to play better. i'm confident we will. and we're in a spot that 29 other teams would love to be in. >>> let's kick it. copa america fina

. >>> it wasn't klay thompson making the shots it was about the warriors bench. now live with the latest. >> reporter: thank you. if you glanced at a stat sheet and didn't know the score and saw that steph curry in klay thompson just combined for 20 points, you would think it would be an unhappy night for the warriors. but not the case. they showed the world the meaning of strength in numbers. let's go to the video. tonight belonged to the reserves. 7 different players scored in double figures. shaun livingston of them all with 20 points. the warriors bench outscored the cavalier bench 45-10. and that haunted the cavs offense to 38% shooting. a great night for everyone up and down the lineup. let's hear from the player of the game shaun livingston. >> everyone contributed. the championship is about the entire squad making an impact on the game and obviously sean came in and got to a spot where he was knocking them down. andre the same way. that is why we are here. everyone having an impact on the team in the game. >> just being aggressive. while we're out there.

steve kerr is at the game, and so is klay thompson. trace would score on this single. then in the fifth, adrian gonzalez ended samardzija's night with a couple. turn turner scores. now in the sixth it's still tied. >> there was flo triple crown on the line at today's belmont stakes but the race featured a thrilling finish. >> it is destin in front. creator on the outside. destin and creator, these two down to the line together. too close to call. >> it was creator, winning the belmont bay nose. he went off at 15 to 1 odds, the favorite preakness winner, exaggeratessor, came in 11th. >>> in philadelphia the u.s. took on paraguay. in the 27th minute, the cross of clint dempsey. 1-nil u.s. pairing guy threatening but brad plea served the shutout with two spectacular saves. the u.s. wins 1-nil and advances to the quarterfinals. and this abc7 sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. we'll keep our fingers crossed draymond will not be suspended for monday's game five. >> thank you. next on abc7 news. fun in the sands. the contest that transformed an east b

bennie thompson.en how open and free america is, should americans just accept this kind of incident is the new thompson: i think it is realistic that the government should start looking at what is happening and whether or not there are some things we can do. to minimize tragedies like what happened in orlando. what you will see over the next coming weeks is congress and other people looking at what could be done differently to prevent these attacks. changehat is one legal that could make this less likely? thompson: i'm hearing concern that if the fbi had this person makingr radar screen for ,errorist or extremist comments should that have disqualified him from buying a weapon? i think the lawyers look at that. notion of what kind of background checks would pick up such a thing. conducted the with thation information be enough to deny a person the right to own a gun? versus some other things right .ff the bat we look at similar things after 9/11. the band of being on airplanes now that before 9/11 we c

guarin walks thompson with the bases loaded.the dodgers the lead in the tenth. but the giants answer. posey ends it with base hit off janzen. the giants beat l.a. 5-4. their sixth walkoff win of the season. >>> sporting his mustache i thinken made his major league debut. he struck out five. ming den went five and two third innings but made a costly mistake in the third. bruce with a two run homer to give the reds a 2-1 lead. oakland loaded the bases in the fourth but failed to score when burns is robbed of a hit by a diving tyler holt. that ended the inning. reds win 2-1. the a's now lost seven straight. there was no triple crown on the line in today's running of the belmont stakes but the race featured a thrilling finish as creator and destin battled to the fire. >> destin in front. creator on the outside. destin and creator. these two have gone to the line together. too close to call! >> i'm tell you. it was creator, the gray colt, winning the belmont by a nose. he went off as 15 to 1 odds. the favorite exaggerator came in 11t

thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to oppose entering into contracts for energy or fuel with the russian federation for the purpose of heating our military installations. i have a long-standing concern regarding the prospect of american military installations in europe being exposed to unnecessary vulnerabilities as a result of becoming dependent upon northern energy resources. russia natural gas already makes up a majority of fuel mix used at some military posts and we cannot allow russian coal and natural gas to take control of the difference. this is a national security issue. by purchasing energy from areas impacted by volatile international or regional politics, we're putting our troops and dependents at risk. the united states has become the north american energy giant with congressional action t

thompson, 14 points, 13 rebounds. and richard jefferson, a key role, starting in place of kevin love. who may or may not be ready friday night. so, cavaliers, 120, warriors, 90. golden state still leads the finals, 2-1. and for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, doris burke, our mike breen saying, thanks for watching abc, home of the nba finals. ♪ if you a champion show me you a champion ♪ >> the home court is where the heart is. game four, 9:00 p.m. eastern, friday, on abc. >> to all the families, from the bottom of my sorry. leon: a father rain pain, a community in shock, devastated. three clarksburg teenagers killed just hours before they graduated. alison: their futures cut short and a matter of moments. friends and family are holding on each other, in grief and shock. tom roussey reports. tom: the music at the vigil was never enough to drown out the sounds of sobs. raw emotion from a community devastated. jacob dennis's father, charlie, spoke. jacob lew is driving, along with the juniors patrick shifflett and cary gre

curry and thompson combine for just 20 points, but the bench scores 45.ingston has come a long way from that catastrophic knee injury nearly a decade ago. >> shaun livingston is a guy who battles much more than having to step up in the guy. he's been from the top to the bottom and back, you know. when you go through so much in life, you know, in his career, it makes stepping up in the game easy. >> steph gets a lot of headlines, deservedly. so there's no one really like him, but we still got so many great players and i'm proud of these guys of they're not just satisfied with one win. >> i missed some shots and the way that they defended off and made some adjustments for game two, not worried about, that just really proud of the way everybody contributed. >> reporter: the fact of the matter is the warriors have bench players who could be starters on other teams. this team is that good. cleveland's got a problem down one game to none. >>> ,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >>> well, growing up madison bumgarner used to go to turner f

at the panama canal, mary thompson for "nightly business report." >>> coffee gave sales a jolt at jm smuckers. that's where we begin "market focus." demand for the company's folger's and dunkin' donuts branded coffee, as well as pet food profits, helped lift profit higher. smuckers also gave a full year outlook well above expectations. shares up just about 8% to 143.23. >>> european union has given the green light to the proposed merger between u.s. food distributor cisco and its european counterpart breaks group saying the acquisition does not raise competition concerns. the over $3 billion deal expected to be completed july. cisco shares up a fraction to 49 even. >>> vail resorts reported better than expected profits in the the latest quarter, thanks in part to a rise in sales for season passes. the ski resort operator saw revenue climb, although those results were a bit shy of targets. the company raises yearly guidance. shares of vail rose 3% to 139.20. >>> the national highway traffic safety administration will be looking into reports of potential suspension problems found in te

thompson: thank you very much. i'll give you a real clear-eyed assessment on who this shooter was in the latest tragedy. he was someone who shouldn't have had access to firearms. plain and simple. and the list of folks who fall into that category as which know are pretty long. 30 people a day are killed by someone using a gun. we've had large-scale massacres such as what happened in orlando have happened more often than any of us want to think about. and our response, the congress of the united states, the people's house, our response has been stand for a moment of silence. we've had over 30 moments of silence since the tragedy in sandy hook. we've had moments of silence ad nauseam. but i think what we haven't had, we haven't had one single vote on any piece of legislation to address the issue of gun violence prevention. we've not had one single vote on any piece of legislation that tries to make sure we do everything possible to keep people who shouldn't have guns from getting guns. it's an embarrassment. it's an

klay thompson was just 1-7. draymond was 0-4.s the mvp himself who stood up tonight and said i didn't play well and i have to play better in game four. >> for me to do what i need to do, i have to play 100 times better than i did especially in the first quarter. to kind of control the game, didn't do it. >> steve kerr asking you on the bench are you okay? what did you tell him? are you okay? >> i'm fine. we're in good shape. not the way we wanted tonight to go. we have a great opportunity on friday to keep control of the series. >> we win together and lose together. obviously the starting unit has to be much better. we lost the game in the first quarter. we can't let them get out to the 33-14 lead. we're going to come out much better on friday. >> no amount of x's and o's, no matter what steve says, it's not going to matter if we don't decide to man up and give 100% effort out there. that's what it's going to take. being the defending champions, how hard it is to win. especially on the road. this team is desperate and we have to

klay thompson was not up to his dynamite standard. and they were both outplayed in the backcourt by kyrie irving. plain and simple. there is your game, curry walking off the floor, no repeat. lebron james named the mvp of the champions of series. >> throughout my 13-year career, i've done nothing but be true to the game. give everything i got to the game. put my heart, my blood, sweat, and tears into the game. people still want to doubt what i'm capable of doing. so that was icing on the cake for myself, letting me know that everything i've done, it results in this. hard work pays off. that's what happened tonight. >> all right. a couple things, three things you want to talk about here. number 1, that's enough of those things. we've seen the highlights, thanks. let's hit with lebron james. and all his credits. what does that say? more money more problems? when you're on top, everybody shooting at you. this guy for 13 years has been king of the hill. deep inside, he wanted to show why steph curry is the flavor of the moment and the wor

thompson, 14 points, 13 rebounds. and richard jefferson, a key role, starting in place of kevin love. who may or may not be ready friday night. so, cavaliers, 120, warriors, 90. golden state still leads the finals, 2-1. and for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, doris burke, our outstanding director and crew, mike breen saying, thanks for watching abc, home of the nba finals. ♪ if you a champion show me you a champion ♪ >> the home court is where the heart is. game four, 9:00 p.m. eastern, friday, on abc. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. [ intense music throughout ] [ fans cheering ] introducing the x1 sports app. get live stats, averages, and standings. right on your tv. change the way you experience tv, with xfinity x1. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save mon

thompson: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close if the gentleman from texas is prepared to close from which i understand he is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, our nation faces growing, diverse and increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity threats. these threats necessitate a federal response to includes supporting innovative, cybersecurity research and development and testing and evaluation. this response is dependent on strong public and private collaboration. such collaboration is essential to ensuring that promising technologies are introduced into the marketplace in a timely manner. with that, mr. speaker, i urge y colleagues to support h.r. 5388 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. ratcliffe: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i once again urge all my colleagues to suppor

i'm here to present the jerry thompson award. the jerry thompson memorial award was created five years ago by the rtca to honor a camera person, photo journalist engineer, or other behind the scenes broadcast employee that embodied the unforgettable qualities of our friend and colleague, jerry thompson, who we lost six years ago from brain cancer. jerry was a photo journalist for cnn for more than two decades. a guy that every producer and reporter would request, because he was by far the most talented photographer we had. but they also asked for him for other reasons the main reason is was that jerry was just a great guy. everyone wanted to work with him. jerry always did what was right. he was kind, thoughtful, insightful, and a prepared person. he solved things in a way that the rest of us couldn't and he knew how to capture them visually simply because he was quiet observer of the world and the people around him. he was a devoted family man, a guy we could all look at as an example and say, wow, that guy really loves his life

thompson remembers his father. former state department official anya emanuel reports on the growing influence of china and india, and booktv visits las vegas to tour the city's literary sites. that's just a few of the authors on booktv this weekend. for a complete television schedule, booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> colleen boyle is a publicist at princeton university press. what is coming out this fall from princeton? >> our lead title for the fall is the curse of cash by kenneth rogoff. in this case he makes the case for phasing out paper money. so he argues that the economy would benefit for getting rid of cash, so think large bills, 50 dollars and up. and his reasoning is twofold. he says that, first, people who are involved in crime and corruption choose cash as their payment of choice. and then he goes on to article that economies would benefit in times of financial crisis by being able to lower interest rates to be negative, and with a cashless

thompson who was driving in reverse never stopped, which is also a violation of union pacific policy. >> we filed these charges in part because of the negligent operation that we believe occurred in this case. but also because there was a tragic death. the message that we have is that when there are rules and regulations in place, they need to be followed. >> thompson who pleaded not guilty could face up to four years in prison. >>> well, the business of pot was the hot topic for thousands in the east bay today. the cannabis business summit and expo is taking place in oakland this week. it is the largest meeting of its kind in the country. and today lieutenant governor gavin newsom gave the keynote address. he focused his message on an upcoming ballot initiative that would allow californians to use small amounts of marijuana recreation recreationally. >> to make sure the people that have been most impacted by the war on drugs are not without top of mind consideration as relates to empowering that community to be part of this industry moving forward. >> the measure is called the adult