(laughter). >> thompson: we'll. >> thompson: we'll. >> we'll be hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. >> thompson: we'll. >> we'll be at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah. yeah. today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it's all-wheel drive. look at that. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. it looks like it can go off-roading. but at the same time, it looks like a car you can take to a nice event. you can dress it up or dress it down. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. i want one. i love it. she's a bad mama jama. chevy stepped their game up. ♪ ♪ party [beat-box vocals] ♪ you're gonna rock the party i switched to sprint because all networks are great. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. with sprint's unlimited plan and my amazing iphone 7 i've got all the data i need to learn the things i want to do. fourth video today. good thing i don't have to worry about overages. (

rebound taken by thompson. klay thompson off the dribble. pass inside to green. warriors back up and a foul. beautiful look inside. >> mark: thompson being better. that doesn't necessarily mean score the basketball and shoot it. it's making plays. puts the ball on the deck and finds a wide open. >> jeff: to go up two possessions, now down three. >> mike: simmons, the cross over, got it back, kicks it out. green, green, corner three. aldridge offensive rebound. turns, shot's no good. rebound thompson. durant's good the ginobili on him. give and go. draw the goaltend. and it's a five-point lead for the warriors. time-out with 38.9 remaining. 38 for steph curry. ♪ everyday, millions of you walk through our front doors. and you inspired our new flavors. introducing mcdonald's signature crafted recipes. sweet barbecue bacon made with crispy onions. pico guacamole made with real hass avocados. and maple bacon dijon with thick-cut applewood smoked bacon. purchase any signature crafted recipe sandwich and use the mcdonald's app to get a free medium fries and soft drink.

thompson: any report. recommendations by medpac that would cover the $75 billion loss that was brought about because of the legislation that was passed -- the republicans in this committee in march? mr. miller: without comment on the pending legislation, there are an array of recommendations in the medpac report that result in savings. so, nor example, -- for example, the post acute care things we talked through, we don't do estimates. that's c.b.o. and all the rest of t we think we're talking in the neighborhood of $30 billion. i mentioned the m.a. coding issues. there's potentially a savings there for example. we also think the changes in the part d recommendations could yield savings. and then also there is a couple of other places we haven't even talked about where we restrain the updates that would produce savings. mr. thompson: those savings, $30 billion worth of savings, how would they come to fruition? would it require legislation? mr. miller: almost everything i have referred to would require legi

(laughter). >> thompson: like who is this guy? i wonder if that's how donald trump turns down any invitation. eric, next week it's your birthday party, without the president. now look, i am not one to call the president a liar. but i don't know if i believe that the correspondent's dinner was a sad event. in fact, let's just ask the man who headlined the en-- entire thing. our very own hasan minhaj, everyone. (cheers and applause) hasan minhaj, my man. man, what a great job, you did, a great job. >> i know, trevor, i know. i didn't just speak trt to power, trevor, i kicked power in the balls, you've been trying to take down trump in a year and a half. i did it in one night, yep, one night. >> thompson: hasan, hasan, hasan, like you-- you crushed it it at the dinner but i don't think you took trump down. >> oh, it was a total knockout finish, my man am i got up, i gave my speech and 25 minutes later donald trump resigned the presidency. he cried. he apologized to america for wasting our time, his hair fell off and then when he bent

i want to bring back in nbc's anne thompson. anne, hopefully we have your audio all worked out because i know we caught you off. >> sorry, frances. >> no, it wasn't your deal. but i'm curious to have you continue on in speaking about this encyclical, the papal gifts to president trump and the meaning behind the medallion and the paper document. >> i focus on laudato iscy becae it is the encyclical he sent out to the entire catholic church. it lays out a very strong case as i said for developing countries led by the united states to move away from a fossil fuel based economy because when we burn fossil fuels that puts carbon dioxide into the atmosphere which kratz this greenhouse effect that warms the earth. that's what the pope calls for developed nations to get off of fossil fuels. as you know, during the campaign president trump called climate change a chinese ax. he h saihe doesn't believe in it. he has appointed a well-known climate skeptic, scott pruitt, to lead environmental protection agency. he has emgraced coal miners.

thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to highlight a truly wonderful business k.c.f. technologies. i had the honor to go to k.c.f. as they hit a milestone of hiring their 50th employee. it was founded by three penn i and researchers, gary, w frank. it's a private company and employee owned. this focuses on putting inventions to work in the industrial world. its staff develops and commercializes products and solutions for industry and the military. k.c.f. specializes in energy sensors, underwater navigation and mart material devices. its school is to bring the latest technologies to life to make things we work and live with smarter. k.c.f. is not only expanding its work force but its revenues have grown at an average annual rate of more than 60%, and over 500% since 2005. it set a lofty goal this year, to save its customers $100 million in 2017. and k.c.f. is passionately working to achieve that goal. outside of its state college headquarters, there's a thermometer sign to track progress. walls within

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

>> clay thompson doesn't make adjustments. the real adjustment was steph. this was his team and everything was centered around him. he took a more passive approach. it actually hurt him at first but he wanted to welcome durant. draymond kind of pushed away from offense and focused on locking in on defense. he got really good defensively. they started watching durant. it was all about making him happy. because he still has to sign a new contract this off season. they want to make sure he stays. eventually they figured out we're not going to win this thing if we cater to durant. we have to play our game. >> coach steve kerr has been out for a bit now. he's had back problems for a couple of years. what's his status and what is going on behind the scenes to make sure it's been a smooth transition. they're 8-0 in the playoffs without steve kerr. what's been going on? >> steve is trying to in essence get his life back. he had a back surgery july 2015. then he had a spinal fluid leak. that was corrected in september of 2015. since then, he's been suffering through

i'm surprised you put so much weight on thompson. if that was the case. >> absolutely, our position is fully consistent with thompson.s that is the language in the opinion itself. justice penny raised in rural argument and picked up by justice breyer but the actual language of the opinion talks about shareholders.pi not just thompson. unanimous decision marks something much the same about landlords and utility companies. if you accept their interpretation then you're opening the door, not just to the city, but to anyone else who can borrow someone else's antidiscrimination trust interests. >> is your concession, i'll call it a concession, yourty formulation that the city can sue sometimes? are you thinking the city might be in the same position as homei was in the havens case? >> two different bucket. yes, the city is like home, the ngo is identified specific concrete interest that expenditures that they have to outweigh to combat the racial misconduct. to the extent that the city wants to do that, that's absolutely fine. the second

consistent with thompson. something justice kennedy raised by oral aurrgument and picked u by justice breyer. if you accept their interpretation you are opening the door not just to the city but anyone else who can barrow someone else's anti discrimination interest. >> is your concession or formation that the city can sue sometimes, are you thinking the city might be in the same position as home was in the havens case? >> there is two different buckets. the first one, the city is like home to the extend the city wants to do that that is fine. there is a second category and -- >> are you saying the city is limited to the damages that it can recover? >> on that theory and bucket, yes, they would be limited to the damages there. the city can recover in terms of zone of in the for the harm by making an integrated neighborhood become segregated however marginally that may be. again, that went into proximate cause problems down the road. >> i think anything they can directly outlay and that may be hard to identify.

i'm surprised you put so much weight on thompson. that was the case that upheld it. >> our position is fully consistent with thompson. that is the language in the opinion itself. it was certainly something justice kennedy raised in oral argument and picked up by justice breyer. the actual language talked about shareholders and not just thompson. lexmark says something the same about landlords and utility companies. if you accept their interpretation, you are opening the door not just to the city but anyone else that can borrow someone else's anti-discrimination interest and cut and paste it. >> is your concession, your formulation that the city can sue sometimes, are you thinking that the city might be in the same position as home was in the havens case? >> there are two different buckets. the first bucket, that was my first answer to justice ginsburg. the city is like home, the ngo there. they are identifying specific concrete interests, the expenditures that they have to outlay to combat a defendant's racial misconduct. to the exte

gowdy: chief thompson. good morning. mr. chairman and the judiciary subcommittee on crime, terrorism, homeland security, and investigation. i am pleased to address you. challenges facing law enforcement in the 21st century are numerous and varied. terrorism, gangs, illegal narcotics, gun violence, cybercrime, social media, behavioral health, hold significant challenges to law enforcement at all levels. this is not an all-inclusive list by any means. in addition to those concerns, there are three pressing matters demanding our immediate attention. police relations, recruitment and retention, and budgetary restraints. our ability and capacity to respond appropriately and effectively to those concerns are dependent upon how we manage those three foundational issues. publicized police contacts have gotten the attention of our citizens. ever, questions about police accountability, police training, and culture are commonplace. -- intense of intent scrutiny, improved relations is paramount. even agencies such as my own that have tr

thompson's young irrelevant brother trace is playing minor league ball.rops dust ton gar knows ball on the other side of the fence. that's a no no and a walk off two-run homer. in new jersey, this girl went on strike. she struck out all 21 batters she faced in a playoff game friday afternoon. this video of the final strike look at that scorecard. perfect. perfect. nothing but strikeouts. that's a pretty clean and very impressive game. all right. gants are back on the diamond tonight against the braves were first pitch is slated for 7:open 5:00 p.m. and the giants need to find a way to manufacture some runs. >> >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a warning to the bay area parents tonight after police warn parents of a child molester who's aggression scared their daughter. and a great white canoe with fins flipping. >>> well, they won't play at bottlerock music festival until tomorrow night but they're already wowing fans this weekend. the platinum selling rock band played a surprise show in front of a smal audience last night at napa's blue note club. the

congressman thompson of mississippi. congressman cooper of tennessee. congressman long of missouri. my fellow texan, congressman john ratcliffe. again, mr. speaker, all who represent communities who were tragically affected. mr. speaker, our citizens who are lost have left a void in their families and left a void in their communities. our hearts are heavy. our prayers are sincere for the loved ones they leave behind and for those who recover from their wounds. for many of us in our faith, there is a time to mourn and, mr. speaker, now is the time to mourn. but as we have in our faith a time to mourn, we also have faith, mr. speaker, that one day our citizens will heal and ey will heal and where he --

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chief thompson. >> good morning. mr. chairman, the members of the house committee on the judiciary subcommittee on crime, terrorism, homeland security and investigations, i'm truly honored by the investigation to address this distinguished body. the challengesur facing the law enforcement in thee 21st centur are numerous and varied depending on local, state or entity. domestic terrorism, gangs, narcotics, gun violence, cyber crimes, social media, behavioral health and highway safety issues pose significant challenges for law enforcement at all levels and this is not an all inclusive list by any means. in addition to those widely recognized searches, there exists three pressing mat earls demanding immediate attention, especially at the local level. community policets relations, recruitment and retention, and budget tearpr restraints. our ability and capacity to respond appropriately andar effectively to thew aforementioned concerns are largely dependent on how well we manage these three foundational issues. contacts have

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steph curry and klay thompson. 11. and kevin dooururant. up 28 at half. dewayne dedmon on "d."d man sprawling. steph finished with 29. didn't play in the fourth. david west five assists feeding ian clarke for another triple. patrick mccaw, impressive. warriors in a rout. mike shumann with reaction. >> reporter: warriors did what they were supposed to do. 2-0 series lead. boxing match. warriors threw the first punch and spurs did not respond. >> came out with sense of urgency from the beginning and played that way entire time. entire roster contributed. >> i think we felt it too much, kawhi being gone. as i watched, i don't think they believed. you have to believe. >> it's tough playing against us when we come out like this. jumped out early both ends of the floor. attacking like that is scary, catches teams off guard. >> they didn't come up at all. we had to turn it up and change performance from game one. >> in demand but play extremely hard. we knew we couldn't relax and think they would give us the game. had to go take it. >> reporter: abc7 sports. >>> giants and dodgers. fa

joining us now is anne thompson covering the vatican. ayman brings up the contentious relationship up until now. how frank do you believe the po pope was in the 28-minute closed-door meeting? >> the pope is a shrewed politici politician. i likes to read people and figure out where they can connect. i think that's probably what he did in 28 minutes. it is very short period of time. i was on the papal plane when the pope made the remarks about someone who thinks about building walls all the time is not christian. he was careful not to direct them at any one person. then candidate trump took great offense at that. i don't think on certainly on pope frais'id it was a shot across h bow, but not at him is the way i would put it. now that donald trump is president of the united states, pope francis knows it is better to have a good relationship with him than to have a contentious one. again, find where thiey can wor together. >> besides the issue of immigrants. there are stark differences on issues. climate change is one. refugees is another. t

for klay thompson, touch, regaining his shooting touch.the other slash brother has been off his game throughout the western conference playoffs shooting just 38% and only scored more than 20 points in two of the 12 playoff games but like every shooter knows only way to break out the slump is to shoot the rock. >> i like to see it go in frequently as i want. that means nothing that's in the past. wouldn't matter if i shot light's out now we're here and it's a clean slate, got to be ready to go, can't worry about shooting game or percentages. >> getting pumped up it's almost game time. game one is thursday night every game will be right here on abc 7. after the game you can join us for postgame interviews. >>> well the a's are still trying to find the right pieces to the puzzle. their pitcher jesse hahn on disabled list. and so showing off the oak town pride in the bronx this is how you will know it will be your day in the ball park. how about the hug. got to see that again. look at that. that's team work. he gave up one return but had a no

any way he's got some words about klay thompson being ommited on an all star team.a semi slow day let's talk about derek carr, the raiders franchise quarterback, is his contract moving too slow? a little bit later in this broadcast. (steve) and here's a look at what is coming up tonight new on kron-4 news at 10 california sex offenders must register for life, but some say that growing list of ex-cons is too tough to track. now comes a push to end lifetime registration for certain offenders. we go in-depth into the controversial legislation being proposed tonight on kron-4 news at ten. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now it's our lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed. save $700. go to

american lexi thompson the world number five is a one stroke leader on six—under after the opening rounds star made a run of five birdies in a row on her second nine of the day to stand one stroke ahead of three compatriots, gerina piller, brittany lincicome and angel yin. new zealander lydia ko who's trying to hang onto the world number one ranking, shared fifth two strokes adrift of thompson. there's one game in the nhl play—offs later on thursday. nashville predators host anaheim ducks in game 4 of the western conference finals. the predators lead the best of seven series 2—1. 1—0 up after the first period. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. well, the rain arrived earlier than forecast across the south—east of england during thursday afternoon and has continued to move slowly northwards. but brought a very wet night for the south—east of england, east anglia, the east midlands, and getting in towards the north—east of england by friday morning. further west, though, it's clearer skies. any showers died away. and a touch of frost in one or two place

for klay thompson, touch, regaining his shooting touch. the other slash brother has been off his game throughout the western conference playoffs shooting just 38% and only scored more than 20 points in two of the 12 playoff games but like every shooter knows only way to break out the slump is to shoot the rock. >> i like to see it go in frequently as i want. that means nothing that's in the past. wouldn't matter if i shot light's out now we're here and it's a clean slate, got to be ready to go, can't worry about shooting game or percentages. >> getting pumped up it's almost game time. game one is thursday night every game will be right here on abc 7. after the game you can join us for postgame interviews. >>> well the a's are still trying to find the right pieces to the puzzle. their pitcher jesse hahn on disabled list. and so showing off the oak town pride in the bronx this is how you will know it will be your day in the ball park. how about the hug. got to see that again. look at that. that's team work. he gave up one return but had a no

steph curry and klay thompson. 11. and kevin dooururant. up 28 at half. dewayne dedmon on "d."an sprawling. steph finished with 29. didn't play in the fourth. david west five assists feeding ian clarke for another triple. patrick mccaw, impressive. warriors in a rout. mike shumann with reaction. >> reporter: warriors did what they were supposed to do. 2-0 series lead. boxing match. warriors threw the first punch and spurs did not respond. >> came out with sense of urgency from the beginning and played that way entire time. entire roster contributed. >> i think we felt it too much, kawhi being gone. as i watched, i don't think they believed. you have to believe. >> it's tough playing against us when we come out like this. jumped out early both ends of the floor. attacking like that is scary, catches teams off guard. >> they didn't come up at all. we had to turn it up and change performance from game one. >> in demand but play extremely hard. we knew we couldn't relax and think they would give us the game. had to go take it. >> reporter: abc7 sports. >>> giants and dodgers. fan,

thompson: i hope i can give up to my predecessors eloquence. if franklin delano roosevelt had served out the customary to terms -- two terms, if he had served from 1933-1941, he would have been known above all as a domestic president, a president who tackled the very great problems of the great depression, which professor devine talked about. a different president might not have paid much attention to the rest of the world. this was only 20 years after the end of what was called the great war, what we now call the first world war. what americans wanted to do was stay out of the affairs of the rest of the world. if there were problems in the rest of the world, these were four other countries to solve, and not for the united states. roosevelt was different in the sense that he had a great interest in the world as well as in his own country, but even roosevelt really only began to turn his attention to the problems of the rest of the world and how these problems might affect the united states about the time of his second election in 1936. it was a

thompson federal building in nashville. i stand at the desk of former senator thompson. this was a desk that senator howard baker also had. i have the desk myself because senator thompson and i were inspired by senator baker to be involved in politics and government. and our state and the house of representatives, our delegation -- and i thank senator carper and his committee -- all seem to think that it's very appropriate that the new national courthouse be named for senator thompson. that gives me a great deal of pride and personal privilege to be able to ask that be done. i thank congresswoman blackburn in the house for her leadership and all of the members of the delegation and the members of the senate for their cooperation in this. i thank the senate. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent to vait indicate the quorum call -- vacate the quorum call. the presiding officer: the senate is not in a quorum call. mr. wyden: i ask unanimous consent that benjamin willis and elizabeth durvan, legislative staff be

luxury thompson -- luxie thompson, this is her.ving at the first tee at gainesville championship by parachute. skydiving in 10 dam with a u.s. navy seal which i think is the safest way to do a tandem jump. thompson went on to win the tournament, by the way, calling the leap a lifelong dream with a big payoff. president trump traveling to rome after receiving a warm, enthusiastic welcome from israel's prime minister netanyahu after his first trip abroad. >> i want you to know how much we appreciate the change in american policy on iran, and i want to you know how much we appreciate the reassertion of american leadership in the middle east. lou: israel's ambassador to the i'm ambitious. i will not hide it. we will not hide it. we embrace ambition. women are made to be ambitious. i will dream big... big, without hesitation. we will take risks, not live in fear. we will rise together, rise above the negativity. no longer will ambition in a woman be seen as a negative. be persistent, don't apologize. never give up on your goals and drea

>> klay thompson. >> the same klay thompson he is now drawing, and -- >> i told him you are next. >> he hopes to work a formal deal with the team. >> so if they say to you, let's do it, how many could you make if you had to right now? >> as many as they want. >> now you understand with these nba playoffs, yanni does really hang on every basket, and you would, too, if you invested everything. >> you better hope they win? >> yeah, i am hoping. >> and so is your mother. >> yeah. >> has to figure out a way to mass produce those t-shirts. >> i like the stars. >> impressive. an actual artist. >> i like that he's all in, no doubt, and so is his mom. >>> a look at sfo this morning, and not expecting any delays. we are getting clearing conditions out there, in fact, and our hottest highs are slated for this weekend, and it's only the 17th, and i was looking at the medium range models. let's take a look at our pattern. we have talked about it yesterday how this was going to be a yesterday slider, and it's over idaho right now, and trailing cold front is what it's going to usher in, the drier a

our second witness is chief alonzo thompson. he is not just the chief, he is the director of public safety to me. in the district that i've absent in spartanburg, south carolina. he's exceptionally well regarded and respected in my hometown. arthur witnesses mr. chuck canterbury is a national president of internal order of police and i will allow ms. jackson me to introduce our port witness. >> our port witness is no stranger to one person. were delighted with his service in the city of houston. he is a chief who is an active member, nationally in law enforcement issues and has served from california to texas, most recently in the city of austin. now serves as the chief of police in houston, texas and i offered to say that we have a very collaborative effort on law enforcement and i'm very pleased to say that the chief will work with our law enforcement from federal to local to ensure the appropriate safe travels of houstonians and those who visit our great city. it is a delight to welcome chief art. i'm also delighted to welcom

thompson: mr. speaker, scouting's been a part of my family or i've been a part of the scouting family actually since i was 11 years old. when i was 11 years old, my mom and dad did an amazing thing. they did what today i would call a good term. it was -- turn. it was really an amazing turn. they opened their home up, this is appropriate, since we're talking about a lot of foster youth this week, kids who grew up in foster families, they opened our family up to a boy that was just two years older than i, bob. and bob came as a foster brother. he's still my brother today. bob had some special needs. but bob had been bouncing around foster care homes his whole life. when he came to our house, he didn't bounce anymore. he stuck. he became my brother and my brother today. my mom and dad made a promise to him that he could -- one of the things, positive things that happened to bob in the home he'd been living in prior to coming to our home was that he got involved in the boy scout troupe. that boy scout

luxury thompson -- luxie thompson, this is her.rriving at the first tee at gainesville championship by parachute. skydiving in 10 dam with a u.s. navy seal which i think is the safest way to do a tandem jump. thompson went on to win the tournament, by the way, calling the leap a lifelong dream with a big payoff. president trump traveling to rome after receiving a warm, enthusiastic welcome from israel's prime minister netanyahu after his first trip abroad. >> i want you to know how much we appreciate the change in american policy on iran, and i want to you know how much we appreciate the reassertion of american leadership in the middle east. lou: israel's ambassador to the united nations joins me next. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. i just want to find a used car start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car sea

nbc's anne thompson takes us inside the d.c.e academy for you. >> reporter: this is not your typical field trip. high school students at washington, d.c.,'s department of forensics lab, learning how to investigate crimes and looking for clues to their future. they are students at anacostia's public safety academy, where 20% of the violent crimes occur in the ci. she always said just because you come from the hood doesn't mean you have to stay in the hood. >> reporter: along with a high school degree, he gets six community college credits and the chance to become a metropolitan police cadet. >> i want to be an fbi agent. >> and the cadet program is the first step? >> yep. >> reporter: a cadet earns $33,000 a year and an associate's degree paid for by the department. >> everybody is on the same page with the packet. >> reporter: this woman runs the academy grounded in reality. >> some students have either been stopped by police officers getting off the metro, walking home so we try to tackle what they believe the issues are. >> re

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, a new twist on roadside rescues. while you no longer have to be driving to call aaa. >>> take a look at this. a corny mess all over the highway in minnesota. it happened southwest of minneapolis when a pickup truck tried to make a u turn in front of a semi that was carrying all that corn, causing it to overturn, spilling 80,000 pounds of corn. the drive of the semi suffered minor injuries. the pickup driver was cited by police. >>> triple a is expanding roadside services to extend to bicycles. for many cyclists, a flat tire or broken chain often means a long walk for help. but with more people riding bikes, aaa has decided to offer more emergency help to cyclests. >>> new numbers show sales of e-books were down last year while sales of good old-fashioned paper backs increased. there's no clear explanation of what's behind the shift. more people may be limiting their screen time after so many hours spent using all those glowing devices. >>> up next, the late night host who put the jokes aside to share a personal story

for thompson it's time to find his golden touch. other brother has been off his game for the perfect run through the western conference playoffs he's shooting 38% and only scored 20 points in two of the of the playoff games. but he's not worried about the past when a chance to be part of history is right in front of him. >> i like to see what ball as frequently as i want but that means knock now. it wouldn't matter if i shot lights out and we didn't finish the job. now it's a new year and you can't be worried about the percentage dollars when you win 12-0. >> game one of the finals thursday night abc 7 is the place to be each and every game will be on abc 7. join abc 7 sports directly larry beil. warriors ambassador don foil and keating, mike shumann the man on the court with post-game interviews. should be exciting. [ speaking foreign language ] >> take a brelk. this is a goal. chris wand louse i can strikes first to give the 1-0 lead against the galaxy but just before half that's not a good sign when you hit it into your hone e ow

>> indeed, last saturday in warrior's game in utah, he did outscore clay thompson 7-6.ere's how he commemorated the moment: a fake san francisco chronicle head line. it reads: hell freezes over. #funny. back to the famed 17th island green in florida. hushed tones as pj's player championship had round 3. rickey fouler -- it's stuck in the branches. he was forced to take a drop, triple bogeyed the hole. once it landed, watch the action here. as it set up a birdie. he shot a two under 70. he is the co-leader for sunday's final round. >>> and soccer, in the rocky mountains with colorado. shelton -- by david bingham, back of the net as the rapids won it. >>> san francisco finished in a one-on-one tie with burrling game. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >> cbs weekend news is up next. and news updates always at cbssf.com. see you in 30 minutes. >> ninan: breaking news from the korean peninsula. just as a north korean diplomat ties to open the door to talks with the u.s., the communis

joining me now is halle jackson and ann thompson. halle, first to you, what are the tea leaves. >> we can tell you we have heard from multiple administration sources that the president is leaning toward pulling out of the paris climate deal, not surprising given his rhetoric, but the sources also caution that no final decision has been made just ye it is the caveat that we hear when people talk about the desions that the president is making or may make that it is not official until it comes out of his mouth or is released in a statement from him. i will tell you as well there are concerns that aare potentially a tactic intended to push the president in one direction or another. i think it speaks to some of the behind the scenes discussion, but from a policy perspective, this is a significant move. this is going to be the withdrawal heard around the world. you know they are listening and watching this very carefully. the siren that he would make this move came last week and the united states did not join the other six nations in backi

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> that's going to do it for us on a wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we )re following breakin: the search for a missing uber driver intensifies in san >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking news. the search for a missing uber driver intensifies in san francisco. the man investigators want to talk to and why he might be hard to track down. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. san francisco police are now saying that there is a person of interest in the case of a missing uber driver. but talking to that person may prove difficult, since now he's missing too. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live in san francisco. christie, a new and potentially revealing twist in this story. >> reporter: that's right, and san francisco police just released this information to us. they're saying the person of interest in this case is a man named bob tang who is an acquaintance of p.s. chai. i want

anne thompson, nbc news new york. >>> also from france, a tennis player has been banned from the french open after repeatedly and forcibly trying to kiss a reporter as she resisted during a live tv interview. maxine hamou has been banished from the tournament grounds incident following his first round loss yesterday. he has since apologized. the reporter said, quote, if i hadn't been live on air, i would have punched him. >>> when we come back, the 12-year-old inventor with a big idea to make life a little easier for tens of millions, inspiring america, is next. ===vo=== next at 6: the plan for the hov lane on a busy stretch of 101. ===jess vo=== plus, suspended for his role in the brawl. what giants pitcher hunter strickland just said about the fight now. ===next close=== next. sot i think it )s done, yesterday is in the past. trt: 5 ==jess/take vo= >>> finally tonight, he's only 12 years old and already running his own company. he's come up with an idea that could prove to be a life changer for the tens of millions of americans with disabilities. nbc's joe fryer has our story with the

ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there is a lot more to tell you about here tonight. still ahead, hollywood held hostage. a hacker lacks the new season of the hit netflix show weeks before it's set to premiere if ransom demands aren't met. are other shows next? >>> also, a driver trapped when a semi truck crashes his car below a highway overpass. >>> we're back now with details at the hollywood hack that is affecting several networks. netflix appears to be the first victim, when hackers released new episodes of a popular show well before the plan planned release dates, when the company refused to pay ransom. the group behind the attack is now threatening other hollywood heavy weights. here is nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it's the comedy that's no laughing matter for netflix, the fifth season of "orange is the new black" set to be released june 9th was reportedly stolen then shared with the public after netflix refused ransom demands. hackers using the twitter handle the dark over lord claimed to have dozens of other shows and movies an

nbc's ann thompson takes a look. >> reporter: it may seem counter intuitive. at a time when many are writing traditional retail's obituary, severely wounded by online retailers, today amazon opens a physical book store in new york city. the seventh nationwide. >> the mission of amazon books is to be a discovery mecca for customers. >> reporter: opening in a tough year for traditional retail. stores closing at a record pace, almost 3,000 so far. amazon keeps growing. north american sales quintupling since 2010 to $80 billion, almost four times when sears took in last year. even so, amazon follows the trail to real stores blazed by online stars parker and bonobos. tim, why are they , online retailers building physical stores? >> anne they're building physical stores because they want more. they want that experience they can't get online. >> reporter: if barnes & noble and the apple store had a baby, it would be this. amazon selling books and it's devices. for all the different ways people read today. what was the last time you picked up a physical book and read