thompson: they don't sell it. they don't share it.hey do it in a way that is relevant to the needs of their business. any of them make money off of ads and they have to kind of use that as a leverage point. at microsoft, we don't believe in that. companies don't think about what their policy should be around this issue. emily: facebook says they don't sell your data, they essentially reant it. there is something fundamentally broken about that. mr. thompson: i will let zuckerberg explain that to you. emily: let's talk about the cloud. two years ago, you said you wanted microsoft to move faster. where have you seen progress and where would you like them to still continue to move more quickly? mr. thompson: part of the role of chairman of the board is to be impatient. my comment was about that statement of impatience if you , will. be impatient.the company has mal progress. it is very well. they have a very strong presence and they are doing a lot more in this space. amazon was the first mover. and i think that we are making a kind of p

the hearts of erin thompson's family, too, had toughened.hildlike polka dot hairband certainly didn't look the part of a killer facing as much as 200 years behind bars. but there she was. with the two families just a few feet away, she watched investigators testify to a certainty that it was justine's pontiac grand am that crossed the center line. >> here you can see all this debris from the initial impact of the crash. >> slamming into erin's subaru so hard it was driven backward into the highway barrier and crash reconstructionists agreed. >> justine winter's car encroached into the northbound lane, striking mrs. thompson's vehicle. >> but what evidence was there that justine had done it, as the law says, purposefully? investigators pulled the so-called black box out of justine's pontiac and analyzed the data and found another sign that pointed to suicide. she'd taken off her seat belt. black box also recorded speed, acceleration and braking and found that justine was accelerating, flooring it, so to speak, in the five seconds before the c

instead, it's a nagging piece of unfinished business for danny thompson. wanting to kick my buttif i didn't do i, if i didn't get it done. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ ♪ >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> when danny thompson's father, racing legend mickey thompson, is gunned down in 1988, danny inherits dad's stable of racecars, including one they hoped would set the land-speed record, challenger 2. >> when my dad died, it all went away. so the car went back in the trailer. i didn't want to do it without him. >> but by 2010, danny is nearly as old as his dad was when he was murdered, and he's starting to look at things a little differently. he wants back in. >> i always wanted to go to indianapolis and be an indianapolis car driver, and i didn't make it, and the bon

steve kerr on the performance tonight by thompson. >> klay was amazing tonight. not just the 35 points and the nine threes, but his defense, you know, the guy is a machine. he's just so it if physically, and he seems to thrive in these situations, but he was fantastic. >> so it now comes down one game to decide the series. game 17 monday night in houston for the western conference championship. can't ask for much more than that, i guess. >> what do you think will be happening on monday, based on what you saw tonight? >> well, if this entire series is any kind of a lesson, you just don't know until they get out there on the court. the warriors did have some times where they looked like the warriors of old that we'll come to expect. they also had some times when they started the game like the warriors that kind of forgot how to play like the warriors do, but they turned it around in the second half, got back to playing the way they played best, so let's see for game 7. >> it will be an exciting game 7. we'll want to see what warriors team is going to be on that cou

thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary.ut the day belonged to 0'brien, who scored that historic century — he finished the day unbeaten on 118, taking ireland's lead to 139 by stumps on day four. meanwhile, the head of the england and wales cricket board has admitted young people are just not attracted to the sport.

thompson. but on the federal reg side hich one would you pick? ms. martin: i think i would pick aligning quality measures so they are measures that are relevant to who we are and what we provide. right now we report so many measures to so many different agencies and they're not meaningful always in moving us ahead with our quality. for instance, some of the things we report on, the volume we do is so small that one single fallout appears to make us look like we have a lesser quality than maybe our urban counterparts and that's simply not true. so i think that is a very important point. and then the point with meaningful use. the evolution of meaningful use has certainly improved use of technology in the health care industry but the pace the change is happening and the expense it takes rural facilities to keep up, i worry about those kind of measures really getting between he doctors and their patients. >> ms. thompson. ms. thompson: consistent with my turns around access for providers i would s

randy thompson was 15 years old at the time when he stabbed to death michael russell in his home. thompson and williams were tried as adults in separate trials, and with the passage of proposition 57 and 16, they could be put back to juvenile court giving judges the authority, not prosecutors to decide, since thompson has not exhausted appeals, he's allowed a transfer hearing, and if the judge decides to transfer the case to juvenile court, the 24-year-old could be released. >> the thought of him getting out a really scary because f society, i wouldn't want him living next door to me. he's not a safe person. he can't exist in society. he's an animal. >> reporter: today was the detention hearing, formality on the way to the eventual transfer hearing. russell's family believes the other defendant, jay williams, is applying for a transfer hearing. thompson is scheduled for court june 5th, a bc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the golden state killer appeared in court today, there was a small victory, and jessica castro explains what happened in court today. jessica? >> reporter: reggie, yes

jennifer thompson: right.nd 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 police wonde

. >> wielding a thompson submachine gun with a 100-round drum, ma barker fires from one bedroom window son fred fires from another. [ gunfire ] >> everybody wanted to come and see what was happening. in one of the pictures that the fbi took that day, you can see there are several dozen people right on the fence line of the house. >> then, around 11:30 a.m., silence. afraid that they might be walking into a trap, the g-men send the house's caretaker, willie woodberry, inside. >> willie told me he came in the door, saw the house just torn to pieces, yelled out for them. and there was a pool of blood right here, a big pool of blood, and he said he saw it led right up the stairs. you can see the bullet holes here, bullet hole here, here, here, bullet hole here, bullet holes there. >> wow, big bullet holes. what a scene! he was pretty brave to come in the house at all. >> he said he was a little bit scared. >> i am, too. willie follows the blood trail to this bedroom. >> he said he came right in this door. as he pushed the door open, he found the bodies right there. fred had taken seven bul

thompson has yet to exhaust appeals so heically be loutd a transfer hearing. the law professor here can't imagine thompson being recommendsed but says these types of cases have to make their way through the courts on a circumstantial basis. >> the appeals run the course and from here on out proposition 57 has a clear procedure you recall mechanism for dealing with these cases into the future. >> today was a detention hearing for thompson which is a formallity on the way to eventual transfer hearing. >> the thought of him getting out is really scarey because for society i wouldn't want him living next door to me. >> reporter: thompson is scheduled to return to court next month. the victim's family also believes that williams will appeal. live in san jose, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you. >>> happening now, a slow ride if you are traveling on the san mateo bridge to hayward. sky 7 was over a crash on eastbound 92 an hour ago. all lanes block at one point but the crash was cleared about 20 minutes ago. it's not known if anyone was hurt. >>> a live loo

thompson, is there a b problem with your constituency? with a one-pound waiver for all blends. >> we're willing to entertain the ideas a part of the solution. >> that's where i'm going with this. >> we would not be too keen to the idea and has been reported ed yesterday in exchange for nothing. because you know, that's not something we're interested in. we're willing to put it all on the table like we're toipg. we've been very candid. >> that's what i'm talking about. trying to address the needs of the broadest constituency b possible. from the environment to the consumer to all of your constituencies at the table. so you kind of introduce d the next part of this question. and that is if we don't do anything, we've got a status quo. i think several haof you have complained about the way it's add jute kated. do you feel like there's a solution that's the better outcome here than where we are today? mr. thompson. >> absolutely. >> i couldn't answer that. >> we believe it will be helpful to the process to make sure all the parties, which is

clay thompson happened. first half up to do this, second half you want to do that. >> seriously, it almost seemed over after the first two quarters. it was unbelievable the difference between the two. facing elimination against a houston team going specifically to beat them, the warriors wen back to work in the postseason in the first place. the brothers put on a show led by the players who appeared in history, clay thompson. he had himself a night. the warriors overcame a 17 point deficit. curry finished with 29 including five, three pointers. the warriors gave up 39 first kwaurtd quarter. houston 25 point totals in the second half. the rockets, 21 turn overs. all the numbers add up to game seven monday in houston. >> i don't want to go home. we worked too hard this season to go home. this is what we played for. whether your back's against the wall, it shows what you're made of. as soon as i wen to the summer i'm going to forget about this game. >> clay was amazing tonight, not just the 39 points, but his d

and fouled by klay thompson. thompson had 3-fouls in the first 4 minutes and had to go to the bench --the warriors were down 11 at halftime... out of the break, a classic golden state 3rd quarter run. outscored houston 33-15 in the stanza. the rockets went cold from three...missed 27-consecutive times from downton. --warriors were untouchable... steph curry 14-points in the 3rd....finished with 27 points, 10 assists and a rebound shy of a triple double. kevin durant put up 34-points the champs would lead for most of the way from mid 3rd quarter on. 101-92...and the warriors going back to the finals for the 4th year in a row. (mark) game 1 against the cavs set for thursday night at oracle. speaking of which, even though the warriors were on the road in houston tonight... the arena was rocking for a special warriors watch party. kron4's ali reid is there live in oakland... where dub nation came out in full force... ali? first i want you to check out my new gear ...champs of the west ... that's right ...the warriors

thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill for the thrill of it. they were tried as adults in separate trials and eventually sentenced to 26 years to life in prison. with the passage of proposition 57 in 2016, cases like these could return to the spotlight. angering those who view it as a potential loophole. the goal was to reduce the overcrowded prisons by expanding parole eligibility for nonviolent criminals. however the measure gave judges, not prosecutors, the power to decide whether to try certain juveniles as adults in court. thompson has yet to exhaust his appeals, so he'll likely be allowed a transfer hearing in juvenile court. santa clara university law professor can't imagine thompson being released but says these types of cases have to make their way through the courts on a circumstantial basis. >> the appeals will run their course. from here on out, proposition 57 has a very, very clear procedural mechanism for dealing with all of these cases into the future. >> thompson had a detention hearing today at the santa clara juvenile center.

and fouled by klay thompson. thompson had 3-fouls in the first 4 minutes and had to go to the bench --the warriors were down 11 at halftime... out of the break, a classic golden state 3rd quarter run. outscored houston 33-15 in the stanza. the rockets went cold from three...missed 27-consecutive times from downton. --warriors were untouchable... steph curry 14-points in the 3rd....finished with 27 points, 10 assists and a rebound shy of a triple double. kevin durant put up 34-points the champs would lead for most of the way from mid 3rd quarter on. 101-92...and the warriors going back to the finals for the 4th year in a row. "we walked in at halftime and i said i don't even recognize this team. we've been together four 4 years, i didn't even recognized this group that we were seeing. sometimes you forget... game 7 you get some nerves and there's so much nervous energy. it was really, i don't know how to describe it. it was a bizzare half". "we were actually encouraged believe it or not.

thompson: thank you. and with that i yield back the balance of my time, and i thank the gentleman from florida for his very kind yielding of time. mr. soto: thank you. i thank the gentleman from mississippi for, one, chronicling the legacy and untimely death of medgar evers, favored son of mississippi and civil rights hero and also for your personal remarks on how he inspired you. and with that we reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: thank you. i now i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: i appreciate mr. thompson for introducing this bill and introducing it with his remarks so far. this is an important one to me, too, which is why i am proud to be a co-sponsor of this bill. i remember this gentleman, and i remember the events of his assassination. it had i think an impact on everybody. so medgar evers was born in 1925 and served in the milit

chrissie thompson is with the "cincinnati inquirer." minutes. much with we will get to as many of your calls as we can come of it in the meantime, i want to return to the hoosier state. we have maureen, a correspondent with the "indianapolis star." we have heard about joe donnelly, how vulnerable is the senator according to the polling? guest: he is vulnerable because he is the only statewide elected democrat in indiana, a state that trump won by 19 percentage points, and people think he got lucky when he was elected six years ago, and he benefited from circumstances that were in his favor. they did not think he would have face when he would reelection, but he got lucky again when trump won, because it would be hard for him to be reelected if hillary clinton was president. and yet lucky again with the controversy in the primary on the republican side. host: tell us why it is so competitive. we know there are two members of congress running, but they are not the only ones. guest: right, so congressman rokita and congressman messer, they got into

. >> klay thompson says enough of the questions. the warriors are off to houston and ready for the western conference finals. and pink power to the giants. they finally get on the pennsylvania and get a win. a great performance by one player in particular. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> mothers from all walks of life are being treated today. >> abc7 news was in san francisco where the hamilton family center took care of the moms today at its emergency homeless shelter. there was a brunch, gift bags and that's not all. >> the mothers received makeup and hair styling sessions. it definitely touched thos

thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill for the thrill of it. they were tried as adults in separate trials and eventually sentenced to 26 years to life in prison. with the passage of proposition 57 in 2016, cases like these could return to the spotlight. angering those who view it as a potential loophole. the goal was to reduce the overcrowded prisons by expanding parole eligibility for nonviolent criminals. however the measure gave judges, not prosecutors, the power to decide whether to try certain juveniles as adults in court. thompson has yet to exhaust his appeals, so he'll likely be allowed a transfer hearing in juvenile court. santa clara university law professor can't imagine thompson being released but says these types of cases have to make their way through the courts on a circumstantial basis. >> the appeals will run their course. from here on out, proposition 57 has a very, very clear procedural mechanism for dealing with all of these cases into the future. >> thompson had a detention hearing today at the santa clara juvenile center.

thompson. >> top priority would be recognition of the difficulty in acquiring and retaining providers to rural communities. >> if you wave your want what could we pursue because that's enormously important. >> rural healthcare and rural communities create an environment that is unique in this country and the community cares for each other and i think the opportunity that are before us that have been demonstrated in our models create not only hospitals in sufficient but in all health care across the continuum and this kind of environment is motivating and inspiring and quite frankly we could create a platform for transforming and i want to give ms. murphy the chance to wrap up around. the chairman is gracious about this but let's keep the record open for you all to give us as many concrete ideas for getting more fighters to rural america because this is important. we try this and that and look, we all understand that year after year we are faced with this question of whether there will be anybod

nbc's anne thompson reports. >> reporter: new york's tabloids blared the shocking accusations. the states top law enforcement officer attorney general eric schneiderman accused of spitting at, choking, hitting or demeaning four women he dated. claims that new york's governor promised would be investigated by an independent u.s. district attorney. >> no one is above the law. no one should be afraid to come forward. >> reporter: two women in relationships with him for more than a year, two unidentified, telling their stories to the new yorker. michelle manning bar-ish says one night schneiderman called her a whore, and then all of a sudden he just slapped me, open handed with great force, across the face. landing the blow directly on to my ear. tanya says we could rarely have sex without him beating me. she claims he started calling me his brown slave. three hours after their claims were published, schneiderman resigned, saying in a statement

and then, went off in 2nd thanks to a spark from thompson.corers with 35- points..connected 9 times from downtown. warriors outscored the rockets 64-25 in the final 2 quarters. that forces a winner take all game 7 tomorrow in houston. golden state didn't practice today, but steve kerr spoke to the media. <>"i think this played out as it's supposed to. houston has had a phenomenal season and they've targeted that homecourt advantage and got it and deserve it. so who we are, let's go.""game one down there we played a solid 48 minutes got a win. game two was totally opposite and gave five came down to the wire, so we know how to play well in that building and just got to be laser focus from the jump. the other key storylines going into tomorrow--center on who will be available, major starter injuries on both sides. of course, the warriors are hoping andre iguodala will be ready...after missing the last three games with a bone bruise on his leg. but it's not looking good. steve kerr said he is doubtful to play. as for the rockets, chris paul...tr

thompson was back at juvenile hall, using prop 57 as a way to perhaps get out of prison. the proposition, which passed overwhelmingly in 2016, says only a judge can decide if a juvenile is tried as an adult, not the d.a. today's hearing was first step to see if the d.a. erred until thompson's case. >> i don't care if he was 16 when he did it, he killed somebody. he doesn't have the right to get another shot as something. >> reporter: under prop 57, if the judge rules thompson should not have been tried as an adult, he will be a free man. if not, thompson will continue serving his prison in sentence. >> it could be an abuse of power. >> reporter: criminal defense lawyers say the pre-prop 57 rules gave the d.a. too much authority. >> i don't think we want the district attorneys to necessarily have more power than the judges who are supposed to be the fair and objective, impartial triers of fact. >> i thought i was done seeing him. >> reporter: now a san jose family weigh family waits in anguish again, old scars reopened by a law that might set two killers free. and we shoul

hermine thompson came to the uk in 1962. she was diagnosed with dementia five years ago. her daughter, yvonne, was distraught. when she was here first, i used to come out here everyday. i used to just sit down and cry. in the past year, yvonne hasn't been able to visit her mum. why? well, because yvonne has been in a detention centre. so, how long were you in yarlswwood for? for eight months. eight months? it was terrible. we are human beings. and when they want to deport anybody, they handcuff you with your hand behind you, sometimes the ladies, they take them in their nighties. yvonne was released from yarl‘s wood just a few days after this statement was published by the home office at the height of the scandal.

i am mike thompson, and as chair of the gun violence prevention task force, i'm proud to welcome our panelists and i want you to know that our members of congress are with us today are interested to hear about your work and your advocacy to reduce gun violence in our communities. just a bit of housekeeping we need to take care of, we are going to be joined by the democratic leader, nancy pelosi in a bit. she'll have some remarks. representative wilson and deutsche are going to be here or are here. they're going to have some brief opening remarks. then we'll get to the real reason that we're all here today. and that's the inspiring young leaders before us this afternoon. we have most of your full statements and we'll recognize each of you for four minutes. after we hear from the young leaders, we'll recognize members of congress in the order in

iguodala and thompson are the team's two best perimeter defenders. they're critical in trying to slow down james harden and chris paul. >>> nba tonight, game five in boston. king james and the cavs trying to steal one in beantown. celtics came out strong. aron baynes throwing it down with two hands. 16-12 celtics. moments later, lebron, the big jump stop, scores plus the foul. the celtics, they're very good at home. terrible on the road. but they're home tonight. marcus smart for three. right now the celtics leading 36-25, and they're in the second quarter. >>> after the rockets stunned the warriors, the giants had a chance to at least exact a little revenge against the houston astros. reigning champs did do the bay area a favor by beating the dodgers in the world series, but that's little solace now. gore keys hernandez connects in the fourth off verlander, triple, he scored on a sac fly, 1-0. the popup to right. mccutcheon, he's too good for that to happen. carlos correa scores -- oh, i ain't got it. in the fifth, this is another giant mistake. jef

thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary., who scored that historic century — he finished the day unbeaten on 118, taking ireland's lead to 139 by stumps on day four. meanwhile, the head of the england and wales cricket board has admitted young people are just not attracted to the sport. colin graves has given the strongest indication yet that the controversial new hundred format will stay as it is in a bid to correct that. he's told the bbc that it will definitely start in 2020, despite widespread cricitism. as far as we're concerned and the ecb board is concerned, the new competition board is in place to launch the tournament. we will build it, we will work with the players, we'll work with the pca because we want them involved. from the players' point of view, this is bringing an extra £8 million worth of salaries into county cricketers. that's basically what the new tournament is going to generate for them. last week, there was a large scale fight at goodwood. this weekend, there was violence at ascot. and now, the head o

and then, went off in 2nd thanks to a spark from thompson.rers with 35- points..connected 9 times from downtown. warriors outscored the rockets 64-25 in the final 2 quarters. that forces a winner take all game 7 tomorrow in houston. golden state didn't practice today, but steve kerr spoke to the media. <>"i think this played out as it's supposed to. houston has had a phenomenal season and they've targeted that homecourt advantage and got it and deserve it. so who we are, let's go.""game one down there we played a solid 48 minutes got a win. game two was totally opposite and gave five came down to the wire, so we know how to play well in that building and just got to be laser focus from the jump. the other key storylines going into tomorrow--center on who will be available, major starter injuries on both sides. of course, the warriors are hoping andre iguodala will be ready...after missing the last three games with a bone bruise on his leg. but it's not looking good. steve kerr said he is doubtful to play. as for the rockets, chris paul...tryi

we spoke to john thompson.over as chairman when built that -- bill gates stepped down in 2014, thompson has played an important role to modernize the tech giant. thompson also just announced he is joining lightspeed as a venture partner. an early adventure -- early venture partner in snap and honest company. we started there. john: lightspeed because they were investors in my last company virtual instruments, and so i have known a number of the partners for the last eight or 10 years. i tend to invest in areas that are very much of interest to me and it is all around enterprise and infrastructure related technologies, so security, infrastructure storage. , all of those things are things i have invested in either personally or when i was running symantec, we acquired businesses in that space. so this is an opportunity for me to keep learning and help them along the way. emily: are you concerned about the potential for increased regulation and how it will impact tech companies large and small, but really as big a

klay thompson wide open. harden okay. 41 all in a second. durant, how do you stop this. nobody is stopping it. the beard off the dribble with authority with a punch. here he is again on the fast break. we are tied at 56 at the half. klay thompson, the splash followed by the kiss. he had 28 points. durant over his old buddy harden. look at clay. he was wide open. take 119-106. game two is wednesday. >> all i have heard is let's go in there and try to win. it ends up being a home court. we don't look at it that way. we are trying to win every game we play in. >> we try not to focus on trying to win the first game of the series. we need to focus on what we do every possession and let the rest take care of itself. >> they have felt this. they relish it and i think they took the challenge tonight and played awfully well. >> is it discouraging to you to see james score 41 points and you lose byouble digits. >> yeah. >> simple math. giants got a big tournament coming up in july. brandon belt is try to go hit the rugby out there. giants win 10-7. they back at 500. that's a serio

safaris strongly denies being involved in the evictions is direct to rick thompson that they also work with local communities and the government to improve access to water that to us on the ground tell a different story i have to look at that government reading your twenty percent of the me the tourism and of all the borderline are all this is because they're you know they're probably actually know the social economy. income so if the last or least were at endemol the livestock but they don't have access to resources and will look up our present look about. what. it is a tragedy if i look for example what happened back in lebanon six government addicted to people from going sour and private times and yet the pastoralist but of was their whole soul much of my religion and there were where the houses were burned you know all so illogical. there was no in the planning where they could be you know it when you live in that place you wrong you have a structure you have a social services and now you a whole day just to do the hardest so if you will ask me well i must say how black market plac

fifth liverpool captain to lift the european cup following in the footsteps of emlyn hughes, phil thompsongerrard. but as far as famous faces go, it's hard to look beyond mo salah and cristiano ronaldo who could both have the defining say in the destination of the trophy later. hugh woozencroft is in kiev. and hugh you have tonight's team news. indeed. you join me in a far acquired or part of town now because eve ryo ne acquired or part of town now because everyone has filled inside the olympic stadium just before kick—off waiting for a glimpse of what could bea waiting for a glimpse of what could be a classic match and the teams are now out for liverpool and as we expect the only? for them —— the only question for them as if he can shake off an injury. the midfielder is on the bench and has not played since september, and that may be a surprise for fans of liverpool. he may have an impact towards the end of the game especially if milner has not shaken off the injury. a big question of real madrid's starting 11, question of real madrid's starting ii, whether garrett bell would lead the lin

thompson tells you that he's moving on. first, i spoke with student recently who said first thing she does when she walks into a classroom is looks for applies to hide and escape. and i know you talked about code wr yellow. how is this affecting your ability to learn and focus? secondly i'll ask both at once. secondly one group of students said we know there are some student who want to talk to talk to counselor or seek mental health care. cone loris are too busy and too much of a stigma so they goent the mental health care they need. what can we do about that? go ahead the two questions, how is this affected the living and what can we do about the stigma? >> go down the line and be real quick maybe everybody will get a chance to answer. >> yeah, one of the arguments used by the other side not to pass enough legislation, not enough facts to prove that any gun control works. and i want to bring up a very important fact. in 2018, there have been more fatalities more people have died, children in schools have died than active

he finished with 29 points. 35- for thompson.ed for 14-3s on the night. -- xx-xx your final...as they force a game 7. this series will be decided in houston on monday. "i don't know if i was born for it, but i definitely worked my butt off. i mean i guess you can say i was born for it, i guess (laughs)". "klay was amazing tonight not just the 35 points and the 9 three's, but his defense. i mean the guy is a machine, you know he is just so fit physically. he seems to thrive in these situations, he was fantastic". "monday" who said "please don't miss a game (laughs)". time now to talk some giants-- --brandon crawford and the boys visiting the cubs. --top of the 4th--giants down 2-zip. crawford....deep and true...opposite hit that lands just over the ivy. and a fan keeps the ball, but throws in a decoy. game knotted at 2. ---then in the 5th, man on 2nd for brandon belt.. and belt slaps in a single to center. andrew mccutcheon comes home to giv

fifth liverpool captain to lift the european cup following in the footsteps of emlyn hughes, phil thompson souness and steven gerrard. but as far as famous faces go, it's hard to look beyond mo salah and cristiano ronaldo who could both have the defining say in the destination of the trophy later. hugh woozencroft is in kiev. and hugh it's a match which between two teams with real european pedigree? it is all set up beautifully is annette? —— isn't it? it is all set up beautifully is annette? -- isn't it? set up wonderfully here a little over an hour's time, we will see two of european football league going head to head, firstly liverpool with five european cup wins to its name. many of the team have not played in a match like this but the last time in 2005 it was all about destiny, the great comeback win in a stumble and many people think he ever say tonight could go very similar way. but standing in the way is real madrid, who won the cup on 12 occasions. chasing a slice of history, a unprecedented third champions league title in a row. it could be the fourth in five years. recent pedigr

klay thompson and warriors are disccusing a contract extension... with a year left on his current deal the report says the warriors could offer thompson a four year deal worth 92-million dollars klay would make 111-million through the 2022-2023 season. if he decides to agree to this deal, he would leave nearly 50-million dollars in the open market. thompson is willing to take a pay cut in order to keep kevin durant and steph curry together klay has said in the past... he's happy playing with the warriors and living in the bay area. for all the people who for all the for all the people who worried about the warriors, i ashamed of yourself. the focused on defending their n-b-a title. they are looking to become the first team to back championships for the first time since lebron's 2012-2013 miami heat team you are the only guy who criticizes buster posey. buster posey is not known to hit home runs. he has become a hitter... he's a great player, but doesn't have the same power he once had the only thing i like about james harden is that he dumped khloe

klay thompson wide open. harden okay. 41 all in a second. durant, how do you stop this. nobody is stopping it. the beard off the dribble with authority with a punch. here he is again on the fast break. we are tied at 56 at the half. klay thompson, the splash followed by the kiss. he had 28 points. durant over his old buddy harden. look at clay. he was wide open. take 119-106. game two is wednesday. >> all i have heard is let's go in there and try to win. it ends up being a home court. we don't look at it that way. we are trying to win every game we play in. >> we try not to focus on trying to win the first game of the series. we need to focus on what we do every possession and let the rest take care of itself. >> they have felt this. they relish it and i think they took the challenge tonight and played awfully well. >> is it discouraging to you to see james score 41 points and you lose by double digits. >> yeah. >> simple math. giants got a big tournament coming up in july. brandon belt is try to go hit the rugby out there. giants win 10-7. they back at 500. that's a ser

we spoke to john thompson. over microsoft.he tech thompson just announced he is joining light speed as a venture partner. we started there. lightspeed because they were investors in my last company and so i have known a number of the partners are the last 8-10 years. a tend to invest in areas that are very much of interest to me and it is all around enterprise and infrastructure related technology like security, storage. all of those things are things i have invested in either personally or when i was running symantec, we acquired businesses in that space. i can keep learning and help them along the way. emily: are you concerned about the increase of regulation? incidents the recent have appraised the issue of regulatory oversight and there may be some that will evolve but i would not let that distract me if i were the ceo of a tech company. it is about executing a plan you have in place. that looms onsue the horizon for us and that is all around privacy. how will we manage privacy in a different way in a world where everyone

emily: that was microsoft chair john thompson.d to be prepping a move that could be a new threat to payment services like paypal and card-issuing banks. the e-commerce retailer is offering to pass along the savings they get from credit card fees to other retailers if they use its online payment service. typically, merchants using amazon service pay about a 2.9% fee, but a long-term commitment could mean a lower negotiated price. still ahead, facebook says it is building its own matchmaking app. incumbentme dating match.com says it is ready for a fight. just a month after its direct listing, spotify had its worst stock decline in its short life as a public company. why investors were disappointed, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: shares of snap tumbled after reported earnings on tuesday. it fell short of forecast. the redesign of its main photo sharing utility turned off new users and held back growth. the company missed on two crucial metrics. we were joined by debra williamson. she joined from facebook's f8 conference in calif

. >> randy thompson was 15 years at the time at the time he and jae williams scabbed to death michael at a san jose home. now the fate is up to another judge because of proposition 57. >> abc 7 news reporter chris wynn is will live at the santa clara county juvenile center with the story. chris. >> reporter: ama and larry for the family of the victim this was the last place they wanted to be. eight years after the brutal murder, another hearing for one of the men already convicted. in 2009, randy thompson, 15, along with 16-year-old jae williams stabbed to death 15-year-old michael russell at his home in san jose. the three were friends as in and classmates. >> nine years ago this is where he was. and now we're back in this spot. something is wrong. >> thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill just for the thrill of it. they were tr

thompson: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval. journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from washington, mr. kilmer. mr. kilmer: thank you, mr. speaker. please join me for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute spee

michelle and pete thompson at home with frankie — who's now eight months old.ight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. a former black rod, one of the most seniorfigures in west a former black rod, one of the most senior figures in west minister tells us that the commons speaker john bercow does meet the standards of those in commons life. john bercow denies the claims, join me on bbc two. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm mike bushell. wenger‘s happy european ending is ruined by a familiar foe with diego costa once again playing the ogre as atletico madrid reach the europa league final. that's yer lot for trott. former england batsman jonathan trott announces he'll hang up his bat at the end of the season. and its early advantage to barry hawkins, after the first session of world snooker‘s semi final against mark williams. thanks forjoining us. let's start then with the europa league semi—finals, and arsen wenger wanted a fairy tale ending to his arsenal story, but in all fairy tales, there are ogres, that can return at any time to ruin the happ

thompson: thank you. this is the final amendment to the bill and it will not kill the bill nor send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. mr. speaker, less than one week ago, 10 people were shot and killed in their school in santa fe, texas. as usual, members sent thoughts and prayers. they said things have got to change, and then they did nothing. we held our 47th moment of silence since the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school 5 1/2 years ago. for every member who looks into the face of yet another grieving family and says, i'm with you, and then does nothing, i have a message for you. you're complicit. you're allowing criminals and the dangerously mentally ill easy access to guns. your inaction is leading to grave stone after grave stone. we have not had one vote on legislation to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. if we're not allowed a vote, there's blood on the hands of congress. since sandy hook, more kids hav

thompson, for five minutes. mr. ompson: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the centre county 4-h robotics club for winning the first robotics competition and being the first pennsylvania team to capture the title. e first robotics competition is an international high school robotics competition. each year teams of high school students, coaches, and mentors work during a six week period to build game playing robots that weigh up to 120 pounds. the centre county 4-h club was one of 405 teams from 22 states and seven countries to compete in the late april event which was hosted at ford field in detroit, michigan. each team earned a spot in the contest based on competition performance throughout the year. this year, the centre county 4-h robotics club earned its spot by winning its first regional competition at the greater pittsburgh regional in march. the championship entailed 10 rounds of qualifications matches in six divisions. top eight teams in this division drafted four robots to compete in a single elimination playoff

thank you, chairman thompson, and leader pelosi. thank you to my colleagues, especially representative wilson for bringing this important group of voices together. i want to thank our student panelists for taking the time to come to washington to share your experiences with us. i would like to note that stephen colbert said recently. he marvelled like i did at the students survivors at marjorie stoneman douglas high school and at the student leaders from other schools around the country who organized walk outs and marches to call for action. he said, i quote there is one group that does give me hope we can do something to protect the children and sadly it's the children. so today members of congress are going to stop talking so much and start listening. listening to the students who survive shootings in their schools, students who lost friends and loved ones to gun violence. listening to students who know that gun violence isn't just a -- isn't a distant fear but a daily reality. one thing i want to make clear is these students are

according to marcus thompson of the athletic... a contract extension... with a year left on his current deal the report says the warriors could offer thompson a four year deal worth 92- million dollars klay would make 111-million through the 2022-2023 season. if he decides to agree to this deal, he would leave nearly 50- million dollars in the open market. thompson is willing to take a pay cut in order to keep kevin durant and steph curry together klay has said in the past... he's happy playing warriors and living in the bay area. speaking of people with a bright future... kron-4's mark carpenter graduated from u-s-c this afternoon mark received his masters in communications management from annenberg school for communication and journalism. his commencement speaker was oprah winfrey. meteoroligist, mabrisa rodriguez, who does the rodriguez, mabrisa meteoroligist, mabrisa meteoroligist, mabrisa rodriguez, who does the weather on the weekends also graduted today mark and mabrisa were in the same program. are you finally sold on draym

kathleen kennedy thompson how would you address that sentiment. >> i think it's an excellent sentiment. when my father was running for president he said the same thing, how unfair it was that people who could go to college got out of the draft, and that the people who couldn't afford college or didn't get out of the draft and he said that was unfair and he said that to college students, so he was willing to go right into people who were benefiting from the unfair system and say this is unfair, this is unjust, this is not the way this country should act. so i think my father was very clear that he didn't like the fact that so many people who couldn't afford college went to vietnam and those who were well off were able to get out of it. >> from northeastern washington -- >> what's unusual, i just want to underscore because often times politicians tell people what they want to hear and one the things unique about my father is telling them what they didn't want to hear telling them about their responsibility and how difficult it was and he was willing to do that. >> we'll go to washington