thompson deserved to die.e killed this man and almost killed these three kids, so they decided to sentence me to death for a crime i didn't do. (vo) it would be great if human beings were great at being human. and if all of mankind were made up of kind women and kind men. it would be spectacular if the golden rule was golden to every man. and the good things that we ever did was everything that we can. (vo 2) treating others like we'd like to be treated has always been our guiding principle. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so check back for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. holler at 'em, brun. kicking it live and direct here at the fountain. should i go habanero or maui onion? should i buy a chinchilla? comment below. did i mention i save people $620 for switching? chinchilla update -- got that chinchilla after all. say what up, rocco. ♪ say what up, rocco. successful people have onthey read more.on. how do they find the time? with audible. audible

thompson: so many. but i want to be clear, we didn't learn them -- it was very deliberate that we did not learn them. when the state of new york stands salute. mr. coates: it is very obvious. outside of this prison and tells the world that the prisoners have killed the hostages, one cannot express what an important moment this is. leading up to that in this country, we were considering more community corrections, we were thinking about ways in which to humanize prisons. there were lots of lawsuits to challenge brutality in prisons. indeed, on the eve of attica, looks ati a lot of -- i looked at a lot of the polling, and people were sympathetic that guards needed more training and sympathetic in the view that prisoners needed human rights. this moment was a pivot. ? prisoners aret barbaric -- they are animals. they should get the death penalty for what they did at attica. meanwhile, it was law enforcement who carried out these deaths. that was where the nations sentiment went. we did not really learn wha

from the tisch wnet studios at wlincoln center in rk, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening and thank you for joining us. e house intelligence committee could vote tomorrow on declassifying a democratic mem o thnters the so-called nunes memo alleging f.b.i.of abe urveillance power during the 2016 campaign. last night, president trump continued his attacks on the f.b.i. for the use of opposition research in the fisa application to surveil former trump campaign the research was partially funded by democrats. he quoted excerpts of a "wall street journal" editorialng sain part, "the f.b.i. failed to inform the fisa court that t clinton campaign had funded the dossier" and "the f.b.i. became a tool of anti- trump political actors." the ranking democrat on the house intelligence comeemi adam schiff said the fisa court was aware that the dossier s funded by a "political actor." he also said that the republicans vhioted dow motion to bring f.b.i. officials before the committee. >> when you do oversight, you haul them in, under oath. you say why was this included, why wasn't that included? the

thompson: welcome. [applause] so we want to have a frank --cussion -- no, not sesno a frank discussion about what is going on in the trump administration and what it is like as a woman of color, a black woman, to cover it. april is already giving me looks. first question, journalists, including the white house press corps, are under attack from the unconventional administration. how do you deal with racially coded policies and statements? in other words, how do you keep your balance? april, you first. april: how do you keep it balanced? it is not about me. it is about the story. that is what we really aim to do. it is about the story. that room has never been a room that reflects america, number one. unfortunately, it seems like when you look like me, you stand out like a pink elephant. i sit smack down on the third row. you can't miss me, and they don't miss me. they choose to overlook me at times but you can't miss me. covering this white house as an african-american woman has been tough. that is a be

thompson: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] debt credit -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> the u.s. senate is continuing their work on immigration policy today. several amendments and proposals will be voted on. the next vote in a few minutes. see that debate live on our companion network c-span2. tonight we'll show you highlights from this week's immigration debate in the senate. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. former massachusetts governor mitt romney said yesterday he would delay his planned announcement about running for the senate following the school shooting in florida. tomorrow night he'll be speaking at the lincoln day din for the utah a salt lake county republican party fundraiser. watch it live friday night at 9:00 eastern here on c-span. >> sunday night on "afterwords," former u.s. trade negotiator and senior senate staffer ira shapiro wi

thompson: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the senate's been debating immigration legislation this week. today they voted against all of the immigration proposals offered so far dealing with border security, dreamers, and sanctuary cities. you can watch coverage of the enate live on c-span2. nday night on "q&a," my tall fabee on his book "crash back," the power clash between the u.s. and china in the pacific." >> first of all there's a public shaming of china and it's hard for westerners to get an idea of what that means to the asian culture, especially someone that's as big and proud as china. they lost a lot of face with that and came away with a never again mentality. they start after that mindset, we will build up our navy and our missile defense forces in such a way we never lose face like this again. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m

thompson and thank him for his leadership on this very important issue.

grantham, myron harrington, and brian thompson. -- robert thompson.ur moderator is the best-selling author mark bowden, whose latest book is "hue 1968: a turning point of the american war in vietnam." now, i would like to take a moment to acknowledge everyone in the audience who served in the vietnam war. -- t was it was a difficult, unpopular, and divisive war and no one emerged completely unscarred. first, i understand there are other veterans of the battle of hue in the audience. would you please stand up? [applause] >> and now would all the veterans of the vietnam war please stand up? i'll just raise my hand. [applause] host: thank you -- >> thank you, that was a quite different reception than what we got back in 1969. before we get to our other speakers, we would like to present some of the audio clips that are in the exhibit, which highlight the stories of three of our vietnam veteran panelists. would you please roll the audio clips? >> the goal of every marine officer is to lead marines in combat and i felt compelled that i had to do that. we m

congress mike thompson of -- congressman mike thompson of california. congressman cardenas of california. congressman tonko of new york. congressman alma adams of north carolina. i mentioned congresswoman zoe lofgren. i acknowledge her. congressman panetta, who presented testimony here. congressman norcross of new jersey. lots of new jersey testimony here. congressman cartwright of pennsylvania was with us for a long while. congressman serrano of new york. champion all these issues, including our right to be fair and just to puerto rico. congressman ellison, i read the testimony of his dreamer earlier. congressman eshoo, i acknowledge her again for her extraordinary leadership. she has faith that this will happen and we pray together over

jennifer thompson: right.rison: and if all that wasn't incriminating enough, here was the capper. jennifer told police the story of how their marriage fell apart. it happened in the spring of 2008, said jennifer. then-husband michael, told her about a phone call from someone named john. jennifer thompson: he told me that there was a potential job coming up that he was interested in taking about a woman and an ex-spouse that was harassing her. the father of the woman was initiating the job. keith morrison: a father with a daughter named linda. and it seems there was a plan in store for linda's ex-husband. jennifer thompson: and they would basically use linda as sort of bait to lure the ex-spouse toward her. and then they would, were to show signs of hurting her or killing her, then they would take him out. sheriff: ok, and by taking him out, you meant, or you understood that to be they would kill him. jennifer thompson: right. keith morrison: linda and her father? could that be wally and linda opdycke, the poli

sergeant thompson has no choice but to give up for now. >> all right, man. i'm sergeant thompson in isu. just remember my name in case, all right? take care. hey, lock up. we want to get our job done and here's a guy who doesn't see the big picture. he thinks someday he's going to get his status back. i don't know what he thinks. i don't know what he could possibly think. he was just attacked. you know, if somebody attacked me, i'd be telling all day long. it was him, it was him. these guys just don't have anything to say. i don't know. >> bottom line is, when we see people out there doing gang business, challenge them. >> those inmates do not run this yard. you run this yard, and i want you as a staff to go down and take it back. basically what's happened is over the years, the department of corrections has pretty much given over control of the general populations to gangs. i worked at san quentin at a period in my early years, and san quentin was a source of pride. people loved working here. they were proud to work here. but over a period of the last few y

thompson, if this background check were brought up in the house it would win. under a republican congress, bipartisan support for it, it would win. and so we're saying, just give us a vote. just give us a vote. now with the much higher visibility of this issue than it so, i think ago or there might be a chants to prevail in the senate but i can't speak for the senate.

thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. peaker. the speaker pro tempore: mr. speaker, february is career and technical education month. as co-chair of the career and technical education caucus and senior member of the committee on education and work force, i have long been aware of the importance of career and technical education programs that provide learners of all ages career ready skills. from agriculture to the arts. from marketing to manufacturing. c.t.e. programs work to develop america's most valuable resources. its people. together with representative jim langevin, my co-chair, we will introduce a resolution officially designating february as c.t.e. month. i urge my colleagues to sign on as co-sponsors because c.t.e. truly benefits all americans. c.t.e. is taught in range of settings from high schools and area technical centers, to technical and two-year community colleges. in total 12.5 million high school and college students are enrolled in c.t.e. programs across the nation. just last week president trump expressed his commitment to c.t.e. during h

team steph includes draymond green and klay thompson.e off the bench. as for team lebron. kevin durant is on that sqaud. the n-b-a changed the usual eastern conference versus the western conference. they are trying to make things a bit more interesting for fans. the last two years the west had come close to scoring 200 points. talk about no defense. steph and kevin durant spoke about the excitement of all star weekend on saturday.try to refresh our mindslong seasonnew format adds different vibemore intense on courtpride on the line.steph versus lebronthat's my jobalright i'll see y'all. here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)blustery and much colder weather conditions will develop across the region today in wake of a strong frontal passage. post frontal shower will be possible over the pacific and along the coast late tonight into monday morning with snow levels dropping to or below 1,500 feet. widespread freezing temperatures are then expected for inland areas once winds subside monday nigh

and that's why i'm very pleased to be joined here this morning by congressman mike thompson, the chair of the gun violence prevention task force. he has served in the military, knows how to use guns, hundreder and a believer in the second amendment -- re'll speak to his own credentialed. i want to say how proud we are of him a taking the lead on this issue over the years, and he has recognizing that we have to have the facts and the data -- have legislation calling for select committee on gun violence, his bipartisan legislation to pass the thompson-king bill, to strengthen brown checks. it's bipartisan. and of course, how county get the information if we do not allow the research to prevent gun violence. children are dying in our schools and our communities, on our streets. all this congress has to say is, let's have a moment of silence. that i sadly yield to -- with great gratitude to mr. thompson and thank him for his leadership on this very important issue. >> leader pelosi, thank you very much. it's sad to be here once again after yet another tragedy involving guns. the leader poi

mike thompson. effects of those delays at the united nations being felt tonight as firmly as in eastern ghouta itself. before we came on air, i spoke to mahmoud bwedany. he's a 20—year—old student activist who has spent much of the last week in an underground shelter with his family. the regime claims the images we are seeing look worse in eastern goutha than it actually is. i asked mahmoud about his experience. well, how can we make it worse? it's the worst situation there is. and i am witnessing these things before my eyes. when the bomb landed, near us, the children panicked and were crying out loud. they were not holding any guns. the front line aren't being bombed as heavy as the centres of the city. you perhaps have heard that the united nations is struggling to get a ceasefire motion agreed. the russians are obviously saying they will veto the motion, the swedish—kuwaiti motion, for 30 days of ceasefire. it must be frustrating for you. what is devastating, the international community is not d

steals and thompson back to kalins for the layup. cal led by as many as 10 but in the fourth mckee the revenge steals one of her own. lays it in for 2 of 24 points. stanford within 2 but isha thomas hit three of the 25 to sale the win. cal upset 14th ranked stanford. the last win over stand afford was back in 2015. riviera country club. from the beach on 14 nothing but net. he fie are as 4 under 67 tide for 13 at 800. a 55 footer op 18. 2 under 69 back at 9 under. bubba watson ran the chip in on the par 3 six. shot a 6 under 65. 10 under. won it twice but he wasn't won in two years. we'll have the three-point winner it's not clay thompson. coming up tonight at nine appear at 11:00 also the slam dunk. oip clay wanted to win that in the hometown. had to be disa appointing. >> second ain't bad. >> yes. >> thanks, shu. >> elon musk now face as moral decision every morning at the breakfast >>> tonnen on abc 7 news on ton. on coffey tv 20 california's busiest airport trying something new with security. and you won't need a boarding face. w

however, thompson king and the district say the rule itself is unfair. >> could the waiver have beend out? sure. is it an extra step that our students of different faiths have to do if they're wearing religious governments, yes, i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: they say it doesn't alter the sport or provide a competitive damage. >> i think that rule needs to be abolished not just for my daughter but for anybody who is choosing to honor their religion. >> reporter: and thompson king will be able to play in a game today with her hijab. in the meantime the piaa is standing by its rules. reporting live from spring garden, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that jeanette. >>> this morning's commute on i-295 south in gloucester and salem counties will be a lot less sticky. crews spent yesterday scraping asphalt off the road after a truck lost its road over a 14-mile stretch. at least 20 cars drove through the sticky tar material. tri-state transportation company owned the truck and says it will fix any vehicles that were damaged. >> turning to accuweather. th

steals and thompson back to kalins for the layup. led by as many as 10 but in the fourth mckee the revenge steals one of her own. lays it in for 2 of 24 points. stanford within 2 but isha thomas hit three of the 25 to sale the win. cal upset 14th ranked stanford. the last win over stand afford was back in 2015. riviera country club. from the beach on 14 nothing but net. he fie are as 4 under 67 tide for 13 at 800. a 55 footer op 18. 2 under 69 back at 9 under. bubba watson ran the chip in on the par 3 six. shot a 6 under 65. 10 under. won it twice but he wasn't won in two years. we'll have the three-point winner it's not clay thompson. coming up tonight at nine appear at 11:00 also the slam dunk. oip clay wanted to win that in the hometown. had to be disa appointing. >> second ain't bad. >> yes. >> thanks, shu. >> elon musk now face as moral decision every morning at the breakfast ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with finan

thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning i was at the central pennsylvania digital learning foundation in duncansville to speak about my work on the house education and work force committee. the central pennsylvania digital foundation charter school office a customizeable cyber education for students throughout pennsylvania. its learning experience engages and empowers every student to be successful in reaching their academic and personal goals for today and tomorrow. this school was developed from the ground up by the engages an superintendents in collaboration with intermediate unit eight. the iu- was furnished to provide a broad range of services to 35 public schools, two charter schools, and approximately 8 nonpublic schools. mr. speaker, we must understand that there are numerous educational environments and many students strive in a cyber school-style setup. the iu- has enjoyed tremendous work to ensure students who choose the education receive the same quality education as their peer who is atten

he looks to take back his three- point crown, thompson had 19 points, tied him for the lead.e moves onto the next round. looking good so far, attest to regain his crown as champion, in the second round, devontae booker went off. a contest record 28, that is higher than the 27 steps posted in 2015 and clay in 2016. last chance, he came close but not close enough. finishing with 25, he wins the 2018 three-point contest.>>> chadwick bozeman in the house to watch the dunk contest, dunk of the night goes to larry junior who does a double tap off the back, take another look. that is a good one. rookie donovan mitchell nails the 360 dunk while wearing a vince carter jersey. that put him over the top.>>> lindsay gottlieb and the bears looking to even the score with the panthers. stanford trail 11 to start the fourth, they cut the lead down to two after this 3. thomas wouldn't let them move on senior day. she answered back with the three of her own, they led kyle -- cal with 28. they beat stanford for the first time since 2015.>>> in oregon facing portland, up by three, splits two def

geraldine thompson, let's begin with you. you are not far from where this high school shooting took place. right near fort lauderdale, which, by the way, experienced another shooting where five people were killed just a year ago at the fort lauderdale airport. but now at this school, the horror of 17 people being killed -- three outside the school, 12 inside the school, and then two who were injured who has since died. this must bring back horrific se inies for you from pul 2016, whereas man gunned down 49 people in the club and injured more than 50 others. yet what has been done? what the loss in florida yet the >> unfortunately, nothing has happened since the pulse nightclub shooting. i said at that time, and a want to repeat today, that we have got to tighten our laws with regard to gun ownership in this country. i see no reason why a private individual needs a military type weapon and a magazine of ammunition with enough rounds to kill hundreds of people. so we have got to tighten up who gets guns, who has access to guns

however, thompson-king and the district say the rule itself is unfair. >> could the waiver have beenled out? sure. is it an, at a step that our students of different faiths have to do if they're wearing religious garments? yes and i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: the district is calling for a religious exemption as the hijab doesn't alter the sport or provide a competitive advantage. >> i absolutely believe that that rule needs to be abolished not just for my daughter but for anybody who is choosing to honor their religion. >> reporter: and thompson-king will be back on the court this afternoon at 3 o'clock for a game with her hijab. in the meantime the piaa says they have no plans of changing their rules. reporting live in spring garden, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> thank you, jeanette. >>> dave murphy is tracking those visibilities. >> yeah, we got fog out there in parts of the region and like yesterday in some areas it's kind of thick. double scan shows you that we are dry except if you are driving through fog. you'll get some drizzle on the windshield and thos

thompson said he wants to stay with the warriors when contract is up. lakers have a lot of money to spend and would love to sign klay or paul george. knows it's not going away. >> historic franchise in all sports, can see why it's popular. i expect those questions next two years. long ways away. i can't tell you what's going to happen but it's honor to be -- teams want you and respect you if you're linked to lakers, means your wanted. bright side. >>> sharks in st. louis, beanie beard combo. logan couture all over the rebound. up and in. 1-0 team teal. one all, second, donskoi, first goal in 17 games, 2-1 sharks. then 3-1 sharks. close game in the third, o one-goal game, three blues trying to knock in. sharks hang on for third

it was hosted by mike thompson and two supervisors. many people say they are still dealing with the trauma and stress and they are trying to rebuild. . >> all of our friends have lost their homes too. we just struggling trying to find help. . >> what i know for being a former therapist and having my own trauma is that sometimes it does not start to set in until the third or fourth month. . >> before the form began there was a resource fair and a lot of information about mental health services and fire support groups. >>> the coast guard is expecting a rescue helicopter after had to make a emergency landing in golden state park. the pilot decided to land as soon as possible. luckily a baseball field was empty. . >> i do not think we generally freak out. we learn to deal with it. we fly in bad weather quite frequently. >> a maintenance crew repair the helicopter. they said the problem started with a piece of metal work off of the gearbox. when it was fake, the helicopter went back to sf oh. >>> frustration at a boiling point over a deadl

john thompson just joined the force and is advising the company.with thompson as well as rubric ceo and cofounder. >> the way we built rubric was to connect to the cloud and have a single software fabric. this unique architecture has gone around the world into the largest enterprises. emily: you have seen 70 technological shifts. what stood out to u.s. special here? ipul: my sense is that there is an inflection point every seven years or so. and it wastered time. when i introduced the product i thought, why not make an investment in the product and the team? it is time to make a change. emily: why is that person what they have to offer, azure? >> just because there is a cloud does not mean that need for protection goes away. in fact, both microsoft and rubrik as asing partnership, together. emily: who will own what? when does it make sense not to partner? >> let's be clear. microsoft does not own the data. the company owns the data. the customer owns the data. the customer owns the data, neither microsoft, amazon or google. the customer owns the da

thompson said he wants to stay with the warriors when contract is up.ve a lot of money to spend and would love to sign klay or paul george. knows it's not going away. >> historic franchise in all sports, can see why it's popular. i expect those questions next two years. long ways away. i can't tell you what's going to happen but it's honor to be -- teams want you and respect you if you're linked to lakers, means your wanted. bright side. >>> sharks in st. louis, beanie beard combo. logan couture all over the rebound. up and in. 1-0 team teal. one all, second, donskoi, first goal in 17 games, 2-1 sharks. then 3-1 sharks. close game in the third, he thi one-goal game, three blues trying to knock in. sharks hang on for third at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for fur

curry, thompson and draymond green representing the warriors.s team stephen. tip off staple center, here is shumann, he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, the 67th annual all star classic holding the three point contest, with klay thompson the favorite in his hometown. but a rook can i booker stole his thunder. barely made it out of the final round. three straight bonus balls and the busier beater got him a spot. 17 and suns, put up 28 a new record for a single round making 20 out of 30 and 40 out of 5 out of the money ball rack. 27 points and fall short ending with 25. so a new champion crowned, devon booker from the suns. >> this was so close and so far scenario tonight. >> yeah. i thought i had a good final round performance. 25 usually to win it, i was going against a great shooter and he got hot and that's all you can ask for. >> when you saw him put up a 28 what's in your head? anymore pressure, i have to be near perfect. >> you have to be almost perfect and i was a couple of close misses away. >> you had some in

thompson said he wants to stay with the warriors when contract is up.ers have a lot of money to spend and would love to sign klay or paul george. knows it's not going away. >> historic franchise in all sports, can see why it's popular. i expect those questions next two years. long ways away. i can't tell you what's going to happen but it's honor to be -- teams want you and respect you if you're linked to lakers, means your wanted. bright side. >>> sharks in st. louis, beanie beard combo. logan couture all over the rebound. up and in. 1-0 team teal. one all, second, donskoi, first goal in 17 games, 2-1 sharks. then 3-1 sharks. close game in the third, he thi one-goal game, three blues trying to knock in. sharks hang on for third my shoulders carry more they carry my community's pride my family's pride and pride in myself because shoulders were made for greatness not dandruff use pantene shampoo together with 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. their pro-v formula is like a multi-vitamin. making your hair 2x stronger see the difference when you add 3 minu

rubric ceoak with and microsoft chair john thompson next.pisodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ to the "beste back of bloomberg technology." rubrik has grown rapidly since being launched in 2014. it hit unicorn status last year and still interest from investors. now it is picking up the momentum with the help of microsoft chair john thompson, who is advising company. we spoke with rubrik ceo and cofounder. we built rubrik to have a single software fabric that goes from one premises to the cloud. this unique architecture has made rubrik into one of the largest enterprises for people that want to manage their data. emily: what stood out to you as special here? john: every 15 years or so there is an inflection point in every segment of our industry. no innovation had ever entered this particular segment for the last 20 years, so my view was it was time. when i got introduced to him, i thought why not make an investment into him? it is time for a change in the sector. emily: why is this versus what am

with hometown hero, blake thompson. a kid named booker stole his thunder. he barely made it out of the first round. three straight bonus balls equals two points each. 19 in a spot in the championship round. clippers went first with 17 and devin booker put up 28 which is a new record and making 20 of 30 shots and four of five on the money ball rack. the pressure is on clay with the previous record and he would fall short, ending with only 25 points. a new champion was crowned, devin booker of the suns and larry biel med up with clay after the concert. >> this was so close, but so far scenario here tonight. >> yeah. i thought i had a good final round her form anperformance. with booker, you have it hot and that's all you can ask for. >> when you see him put up a 28, what's in your head? is there more pressure? >> a little more. you have to be almost perfect. i was a couple misses. close misses away. >> you had in and outs that were heart break. >> that's life. hopefully i will get it one more time. it was fun while it lasted. >> you top the do charlotte? >> s

but our guide, robert thompson, says it is a bittersweet opportunity. >> when i first came here, the pack ice was inside of the shore all summer. now there's 150 miles of water and more in some places. >> and that has a huge impact on the polar bears. >> that's why we have a lot of polar bears. their habitat's going away. they don't make it. this beautiful population is now down from 1,200 to 900 in the last 10 years. we've been hunting whales for 5,000 or 10,000 years. they're not coming here because of the bones, the remains of whales that we catch. they're coming because their habitat's gone away. the world should be interested in this. >> reporter: but while we're at the bone pile -- >> right over there. >> reporter: -- we become nervous these bears are interested in us. there is mama polar bear with her two cubs. not that far from us. walking through the water. that's pretty close. wow. >> stay with us. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my do

we sent out chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson to take a look. >> reporter: even winter starkness can't diminish alaska's vast natural wonders. waters that team with fish lap against land rich with minerals. wonders on a slow motion collision course at the head waters of the world's largest salmon run. in the winter, how many times would you eat salmon? >> three, maybe four. >> reporter: with her grandmother's blade she prepares the fish that fed her ancestors for centuries and her family today. is all this fish caught by your family? >> yeah. wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: the world needs copper from smart phones to solar panels. >> we only have two ways to get copper. we mine in the united states or mine it somewhere else. >> reporter: tom is leading the effort to build the pebble mine. >> does the mine threaten the fisheries? >> not at all. >> reporter: not at all? >> no. if it does it won't be built. that's why you go through permitting. if it's determined we would do significant damage to the fishery, we would not build the project. permit proje

team steph includes draymond green and klay thompson.ff the bench. as for team lebron. kevin durant is on that sqaud. the n-b-a changed the usual eastern conference versus the western conference. they are trying to make things a bit more interesting for fans. the last two years the west had come close to scoring 200 points. talk about no defense. steph and kevin durant spoke about the excitement of all star weekend on saturday. try to refresh our mindslong seasonnew format adds different vibemore intense on courtpride on the line.steph versus lebronthat's my jobalright i'll see y'all. (j.r.) and we end (j.r.) and we end our sports segment tonight with the work of an oakland athletics player. minor league pitcher for the a's, jesus luzardo went to school where the shooting happened in south florida. friday he took to twitter. he is now raising money in the name of his former athletic director chris hixon. hixon was hailed a hero for helping students during the shooting rampage. so far luzardo has raised more than 4-thousand dollars to go

professor cheryl thompson. professor thompson teaches investigative reporting and you fighting at gw and has been 21 years fighting for the "washington post." she has covered the justice department, immigration, d.c. police, the white house of barack obama is first term as spent more than a of projects and investigative teams. she shared the pulitzer prize for national reporting in 2002 and she went and any award in 2011 for her interview with young man from chicago who killed a police officer. she is to excellence awards, a headline a word and other national and regional awards. she was part of the posting the ditty year-long series on police shootings which won the pulitzer in 2016. she was named the the 2015 journalism educator of the year. professor thompson has bachelors and masters degrees from university of illinois at urbana-champaign. she is vice president of investigative reporters and editors board, the first african-american to hold the position and served on the board of the fund for investigative

and tomorrow night klay thompson will attempt to regain his title as three-point shoot-out king.n l.a., larry beil, abc7 sports. >>> nba rising stars rookies and second year players played tonight. usa taking on the world. john collins, alley-oop. donovan mitchell is going to be in the dunk contest. off the backboard to himself. he's got game. a little alley-oop to himself. but the world would come away with the win. bogdanovic launching from way out. he was the mvp with 26 points. plays for the sacramento kings and the worlds win, 155-124. the final. >>> riviera in l.a. tiger woods did not make the cut. six over for the two days. he could not find the fairway like here on 7. graeme mcdowell five under 66. fourth hole for birdie. got it. he's seven under, tied for the lead with patrick cantlay. on the par 3 6, famous hole with a sand trap in the center of the green. it's on line, tracking. can't get any closer to making a hole in one than just that. oh, i don't know how it didn't go in, but he's still tied atop the leaderboard at 7 under. this abc7 sports report brought to you by

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a precarious spot on a slippery slope according to temporary battalion chief derek thompson. >> we had some teenagers that were going down the easy trail, and they decided to go down and got trapped halfway up the hill. >> reporter: the hardest part of this was locating the hikers, after having done so, they lowered the ropes and began the extry indication, they ticketed the trio for causing a hazardous condition. their level of gratitude, we assume the highest. >> what about the men who rescued you? >> they were nice. >> they were nice? were you in danger? >> no. >> reporter: easy to say in retrospe retrospect. >>> an inmate is accused of attempting to kill a guard at the county jail in oakland. it looks like a weapon, but it's the tip of some eyeglasses that had been sharpened. the inmate is in jail on federal gun charges. >>> a former pe teacher is on supervised release follow his arrest on child pornography charges. the 47-year-old has been ordered to stay away from any alleged victims. >>> a fire at a homeless camp forced to evacuation of a business. it started late this morning o

and tomorrow night klay thompson will attempt to regain his title as three-point shoot-out king.il, abc7 sports. >>> nba rising stars rookies and second year players played tonight. usa taking on the world. john collins, alley-oop. donovan mitchell is going to be in the dunk contest. off the backboard to himself. he's got game. a little alley-oop to himself. but the world would come away with the win. bogdanovic launching from way out. he was the mvp with 26 points. plays for the sacramento kings and the worlds win, 155-124. the final. >>> riviera in l.a. tiger woods did not make the cut. six over for the two days. he could not find the fairway like here on 7. graeme mcdowell five under 66. fourth hole for birdie. got it. he's seven under, tied for the lead with patrick cantlay. on the par 3 6, famous hole with a sand trap in the center of the green. it's on line, tracking. can't get any closer to making a hole in one than just that. oh, i don't know how it didn't go in, but he's still tied atop the leaderboard at 7 under. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casi

we will speak with john thompson, next.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: coming to you from washington and you're watching bloomberg technology. a check of news. during the valor medal awards at he white house today president trump says he's making moves that could lead to a ban on the bump stocks on legal weapons. ago, i a few moments signed a memorandum directing he attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices into urn legal weapons machine guns. expect that these critical regulations will be finalized, jeff, very soon. administration wants to give consumers the option of buying less coverage in exchange for reduced premiums. the proposed regulations would expand an alternative to the plans ensive medical required under the affordable care act. individuals could buy so-called policies for up to 12 months but the coverage would protections umer and offer fewer benefits. on capitol hill, senators are crambling for fallback options to prevent the deportation of young people who arrived in the u.s. illegally as children. t

. >>> also ahead, klay thompson trying to win his second three-point shooting contest, but it took al him. mike shumann h >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 9:43 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for abc7 mornings. this is a live look from our lake tahoe camera. heavenly mountain resort. what's happening there, upper 30s right now. that's about the way it will be all day today with snow showers as well. by the way, no chain restrictions at this point for 80 or 50. lisa along shortly with everything you need to know. right now, let's check out sports. tonight steph curry, kevin durant, klay thompson and draymond green, all representing the warriors in the 67th nba all-star game. instead of east versus west, this year's team lebron versus team steph with tip-off at staples center at 5:00. last night, klay was hoping to recapture the three-point shooting contest. >> good morning, the 67th annual all-star classic, holding their three-point contest at the staples center in l.a., with klay thompson the favorite in his hometown. but a rookie named booker stole his thunder. kla

the principal of stoneman douglas, ty thompson, spoke out for the very first time since the tragedy, delivering an emotional message on social media. >> eagles, i promise you, i will hug each and every one of you as many times as you need, and i will hold you as long as you need me to for all 3300 of you, and your families, and we will get through this together. >> reporter: thompson also thanked staff, students, and first responders. well, last night, president trump, and the first lady visited the florida hospital where several of the shooting victims are being treated. the president praised the doctors and nurses who treated the wounded saying they did an incredible job. the president also met with law enforcement officers who responded to wednesday's shooting. police say the suspected shooter, nikolas cruz, used a popular assault rifle, the ar-15. adriana diaz went to a gun shop near the parkland, florida, high school, and found out just how easy it is to actually buy one. >> reporter: this gun store is a mile from the school where a gunman killed 17 people with an ar-15. store o

klay thompson 15 points in the first half courtesy of five three's. but on the other end of the floor weak defense against dubs teammate nokds down the jumper, he had 19. steph 11 points of four shooting. hits a three. his team up three after three. minute 33 left. team lebron down three. he'll stop and launch, hits the triple, 29 points, eight boards, we're tied at 84. team lebron down, up one. no defense here. go up the court russell westbrook lays it in. now five seconds left. steph with the ball down three. lebron durant can't get the shot off. gives it to de rosen. too late. team lebron wins it 148-145. lebron, his third in this contest. >> 14 straight years my fans voted in me in as an all-star starter. it's up to me to go out and let them know and show them, listen, i appreciate that. here's what i'm going to give to you every time you vote me. so it's a good time to be alive, i can tell you that. >> that was great defense by myself. i like myself on the back. the game was so good. it was so competitive. it was the best one i've been a part of.