thompson: yes and no. one story i tell in the book is about a community in new jersey that protested the removal of a monument of columbus after they had been asking for the removal for a decade. what they wanted was not for it to disappear, they wanted to have a rally or parade to celebrate the removal and make public the reasons why they thought columbus was a problematic figure. they did not want it to just disappear. so they camped out in front of the trucks that were there to take it away for a couple of days until they could have the parade. so taking away the monument without having a conversation about why it went up is worse than useless. so in some ways it is frustrated to me -- frustrating to me that the process of removal is bogged down by law processes and debates but in another way, it is a good way to have the discussion about who we want to see in public spaces. susan: you wrote in your acknowledgments that you had to learn to deal with waves of negative reactions directed at you. what was

thompson. she is in such conflict — thompson. she is in such conflict because - thompson.n such conflict because she is i conflict because she is rebelling, late, and everything around her goes this is wrong, don't do this, this is wrong, don't do this, this is wrong, don't do this, so she's being fantastically courageous, actually. fantastically courageous, actuall . fantastically courageous, actually-— fantastically courageous, actuall. ., ., , actually. those who have seen it have reported _ actually. those who have seen it have reported heavily - actually. those who have seen it have reported heavily on i it have reported heavily on thomson stripping naked at the end of the film stopping the focus on that seems to tie in with society's still complicated relationship with sex. it complicated relationship with sex. ., , , ., ., , sex. it does plum into a deep reservoir _ sex. it does plum into a deep reservoir of — sex. it does plum into a deep reservoir of repression - sex. it does plum into a deep reservoir of repression that l reservoir of repression that still exists

yes director thompson. are you familiar with president biden's risk rating two point oh pricing scheme for the national flood insurance program? >> sir i'm not familiar with the details of that program. >> i need you to take a look at it. you talk about affordability, president biden is about to make housing for at least 500 or 5 million americans unaffordable. by raising their flood insurance to thousand dollars a year, from basically 1000 to 5 or $6,000 a year. and you don't have a problem? pierre oil quickly madam governor, do you think we have, we have four big banks. they have market share between 30% and 50%. in the greatest economy, in all of human history. they are not really banks they are countries. do you think power, economic power is too concentrated in those four banks? >> well i certainly think that from a financial stability point of view when you have a very very large institutions that are systemic, you need to have very very big capital buffers. liquidity buffers and risk management. beca

thompson. he's been nominated to serve as director of the fhfa where she's had a busy six months as victories director. -- just like affirmative action in the housing space. and increase gse's affordable housing goals. unfortunately she's not prioritizing ending the gse conservatorships. i'm concerned the administration is seeking to use fhfa and the gses to take on more risk for taxpayers and expand affirmative action into housing. that makes ms. thompson's nomination, notwithstanding ore experience, a referendum on the housing policy. this contemplates more mortgaging for higher risk borrowers. repurposing gse as instrumentalities of social policy and disappointing embrace of the failed gse model. in a break from decades of bipartisan housing finance reform efforts, this administration is using the power of the gse's conservatorship to command and control a huge swath of the american economy. and we're now asked to ratify this policy and take ownership of the bail outs and forecloses that i'm

. >> my hope is for the tessa thompsons and the zendayas, that their fight will be indelibly easier. >> that new generation becoming power brokers themselves in hollywood. >> i think one thing is just to foster projects that actually allow black women to be on screen that are all shades, that are all colors. >> the abc news groundbreaking series "soul of a nation" returns with a special "scream queens rising." ♪ ♪ alright, i trust you. ♪ ♪ no, no, no. have some more ♪ ♪ i love you, too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. i'm gio benitez. nfl great tom brady kept us in suspense. would he or wouldn't he retire? now we know. the quarterback who so many consider the greatest to ever play the game has thrown his last touchdown. here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> reporter: this is the last touchdown the greatest player in the national football league would ever throw. tom brady, after 22 seasons and seven super bowl wins, is retiring. the legendary quarterback making his announcement on instagram, finally ending days of speculation about his future. this is difficult for me to write, but h

they were fresher, sharper, klay thompson with the buckets. the longest win streak in the league sealed by curry. we are done here. curry scored 18, thompson 21. the warriors continue to steamroll along. they won 110-98. they are in utah wednesday. >> to have clay in crunch time, knowing the defense was going to be heavily slanted toward steph curry and for klay thompson to get free and knocked on a couple shots, it was great. >> it felt incredible. that was a big milestone for myself hopefully we can build on it. it was a loally s u d. olpic games? to the ice in beijing. usa in blue in a hockey plumber , preliminary skate. team usa ladies. usa lead 2-1. until they didn't. moments later, traffic in front. jamie lee pushed one by and canada won 4-2. they are playing for seeding. in basketball, what a night at duke up against the visiting virginia. cavaliers down and then this. for the win! look at the duke crowd. what just happened? there was just one second left for the heave . and uva pulled off a shocker. 69-68. it might put a smile on be fa

now, klay thompson pump fake. he misses. but guess who?d go flies in from out of the frame to put it back. 16 points off the bench for the work. he's been playing great basketball. just for good measure. a clay in oklahoma city, 3, he's had a lot in that building. he muttered under breath. this is my house. this is my house. you see that right there. he's killed them over his career. he had 21 points on the night warriors go on to win one 10. 98 0th straight win after the game. curse cause about clay's performance it was great to see get those back to back threes to kind of. >> seal the just fun to have is it looks great out there moving great. it's fun to be able to play him. 29 minutes, you know, bump that so it's. yeah. great like that. >> and it's fun. watching him to now. the college ranks is fun. watching this woman is well, stanford sophomore cameron brink have been named the pac 12 player of the week for the second straight week in the 4th time this season bring came off of a big game last night in a victory over usc. she scored a

thompson said the seal seemed to be telling him to keep going. he swam for five hours until he reached an oil platform and was treated for hypothermia. what a story of survival. >> wow, a second chance at life. yes. >>> now to the olympics where all eyes are on the ice this morning. >> a live look at the chinese capital where reaction has been pouring in to a decision allowing a russian figure skater to compete despite failing a drug test. abc's alex presha has the latest. alex. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and mona. that russian teenager favored to win the women's skating event now speaking out about this scandal that has been rocking these olympics. in an interview with russian tv, kamila valiyeva says she's happy but tired emotionally. a drug test of the 15-year-old skater in december recently came back positive for a heart medication found to be an enhancement drug. but on monday, the court of arbitration for sport ruled she can compete in today's event. the court saying valiyeva is a protected person due to her young age and say it's no

scott thompson was able to keep his head above water for five hours. he was in the middle of the santa barbara channel miles from shore. the boat even drifted away leaving him stranded. eventually thompson saw the bright lights of an oil platform on the horizon. after being in the water for five hours he said he wasn't sure if he can make it to the platform before giving into exhaustion. you had to keep telling myself yes you can, yes you can. you can do this. that is when it became not about me. >> just amazing. thompson was suffering from hypothermia when crews on the oil rig scooped him out of the water but he is already doing so much better. >>> a stretch of highway seventeen has become a dangerous crossing path for animals. it is eight $12 million tunnel under the highly giving the animals a safer way to cross. land trust of santa cruz county has bought land. researchers say between 2012 and 2017, with the 350 animals were killed in collisions with cars in that area. >>> rain in the foothills has turned into snow in the higher elevations. to need

thompson. why not. steph curry in a lather. 126-114. they are off until monday. the owner was not in the house tonight. pretty good excuse. he is one of the amateurs trying to make the cut at the pebble beach pro- am. bill murry, the biggest attraction for the tournament where hollywood and the pga intersect. one of two of the top 20 playing in the field. playing the peninsula club. three courses in the rotation, a beauty, three under, tied for 33rd. the field is chasing tom hogey at pebble. his 6 straight. shot a 9 under 63. leads by 1. is anyone hungry? >>> around college basketball tonight, pushing, shoving, byu, having their way with it to end the half. from deep. 18th, what a huge win, 73-59. saint mary's coming up in red at portland. sticking fingers and put the biscuit in the basket. at cal, washington, fuller, now, irving like with the lay in. they roll the bears, the bears lost nine straight. at stanford, washington state, michael flowers. scored 22 and the cougars knocked it off. 66-60. the women, she scored 11 of the 14 in the first quarter, ucla just

host: erin thompson is our guest. she is a professor in art. the only one in the united states and a lawyer working on this project. she has a new book called "smashing statues: the rise and fall of american". thank you so much. erin: thank you for having me. >> all q and a programs are available on our website or on our c-span now app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more. including coxe. >> coxe is committed to providing eligible families -- bridging the community divide one day at a time. >> coxe supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. >> coming up this morning on "washington journal," a look at the week ahead in washington with bloomberg congressional reporter erik wasson and atlanta journal-constitution washington correspondent tia mitchell. then former surgeon general jerome adams en covid-19 vaccine mandates and mask wearing. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: the biden administration wrapped up concern over the weekend over an eminent rus

very next possession klay thompson steal, oh why not? sent chase center and steph curry into a frenzy. warriors won their eighth straight game, curry and warriors feeling themselves, have oklahoma city thunder next monday. the warriors owner wasn't in the house. he's got a good excuse. he is one of the amateurs trying to make cut at the pebble beach pro am. in the first round bill murray again the biggest attraction, a tournament where hollywood and pga intersect. jordan spieth, one of two in the top 20 in the world playing in the field, played monterey peninsula club yesterday, three courses in the pebble rotation. tied at pebble. sixth straight, nine out of 63, leads the field by one. his last name, just wondering is anybody hungry. >>> college basketball last night, pushing, shoving usf in gold at byu and having their way with it just to end the half. from deep, 18th win, a huge win, 73-59. st. mary's in red. johnson, sticky fingers, put the biscuit in the basket. he scored 17 and st. mary's won 75-54. p.j. fuller, julius irving for t

it goes to thompson. and thompson says not this time los angeles. clay hanks 33 points on the team he grew up cheering for. a thriller but the worriers when 117-115. >>> randy bennett was with number two in sac a. second half, st. mary's down 13. look at tommy go. the gaels cut it down to eight in the second half. under two minutes to go, look at andrew drive. he hangs and hits. account it. st. mary's loses 74-58. >>> usf and santa clara, this guy has been throwing it out. this means they are in position to get back. he gets the highlight. he had the great feet. he led scores with 19. that is a good win. it is going to mean a quad one or a quad two. 74-58. the dons are 21-6. >>> look at ingram's leading the pack 12 in scoring this season. stanford and oregon state, second half. ingram hits the fallaway. he led stanford in scoring with 16. the score was 76-65. >>> over to you jean. this was home of the most ridiculous flooring and all of college hoops. they were 13 point unger dogs. look at george shepard. he slams it on with the 30 before the buzzer

thompson just takes over down the stretch. here. he gets open off the screen. goes the weasel 3 pointers. good. the game is tied at one '09, one. 0, 9 clay with 16 in the 4th next possession. andrew wiggins pulls up, hits the trey dubs. get the lead one, 12, one, 11, a minute and a half left to go. warriors getting offensive board. the kick out to thompson. the 3 is good. one, 15, one, 13 warriors lead he finished with 33. that's his first 30 point game since 2019. by the way, for thompson staff doing steph things goes to the rack for the scoop orders lead by 3. 24 for curry in this one. the closing seconds. lebron a chance to tie it with 3 free throws. i've seen this movie before. he misses the first forcing him to purposely missed the 3rd. his desperation 3 here after the buzzer. no good. anyway. the warriors win a thriller at home one, 17, one, 15, the final score. curry shot only one of 8 from beyond the arc even with the wind. steve kerr wasn't happy with the team's performance, especially on the defensive end. it. >> clay got caught the 4th i thought we p

klay thompson.ber before his two major injuries. here's how the last of his 33 points sounded right here on abc 7. long three-pointer strong comesc to porter back out the thompson another trade back with a warriors for just over a month and tonight a 16-point explosion in the fourth quarter putting the rest of the nba on notice. here's my one-on-one with the splash brother after a 33 point night in a win over the lakers. all right here with clay thompson who went absolute nuclear in the fourth quarter clay. can you describe what that moment is like and then i heard to talk about to do it in front of your dad, too. that's pretty special moment. really was especially what i had to do to get to that point. it was a lot of long days and being patient and reading a lot of inspirational books. so i am just very grateful to. that feeling again because i do not take it for granted. i think a lot of the people love the way you talk about everything because you just we can see that the 941 days and all the wo

sunday night on killing day, erin thompson professor of art crime at the city university of new york and author of smashing statues talks about the history of american monuments and current debates over which ones should be taken down. >> after the death of george floyd millions of americans marched in protest of racial disparities, you saw black lives matter and often these rallies focused on monuments as a symbolic meeting point for showing who was honored in america and whose lives matter and whose lives did not. >> erin thompson with her book smashing statues sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span sku monday. listen to a q and a on our new c-span app. the house is out next week for a district work period. senate returns monday at 3 pm eastern and will vote laterin the week to extend funding from march 11 to avoid a shutdown on friday . members will vote on legislation to resolve operations and on the confirmation of doctor robert caley to head the fda for a second time . watch live coverage on c-span2, online at c-span.org or our c-span video app. at least six presidents recorded

i had to say there was one moment i'm when emma thompson was here and emma thompson was here to show off her film, her new film, a good luck to you, leo grand. and in it, she plays a widower who's sort of repressed and hires a sex worker to give her her 1st ever orgasm. it's so it's a bit of a comedy, but it's also some quite serious things to say about shame, about sexuality and thompson, inter press conference very personal. and she said one scene in particular where she has to literally expose herself on camera, was very challenging for it. because she says even herself, as a, as an oscar winning actress, i'm has some issues, some body image issues, take less, a found very g. when women have been brainwashed, all our lives to hate our bodies. that's the fact of it. and everything that surrounds us is it reminds us how imperfect we are and everything is wrong with us . everything is wrong and you need to look like this. so you try that, you try sunny in front of america because i don't move. don't go, don't just don't move just the fact is that fact it and don't judge it is the har

thompson, for any opening remarks he would like to make. thank you, mr. thompson. >> the country, and that is -- that is -- i just hit it now. thank you. just saying, pleased to be with you today and being here in the middle of the week during eight days when we celebrate the largest indoor agriculture exposition, 28 acres on the roof of the pennsylvania yard show, this saturday, i appreciate this hearing. mr. chairman, electric vehicles are impressive feats of technology and engineering and the substantial industry investment in evs is a testament to the hope that they can meet the very needs of drivers across america, including in rural communities. in recent years, electrification of our transportation systems and elimination of liquid fuels has been advertised as a critical component of the global fight to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. i'm not sure that's completely proven yet, but maybe this hearing will help us with that. last congress, the democratic members of the select committee on the climate crisis called for eliminating internal combustion

klay thompson off a steal.s kiss to the crowd at chase center, steph, taken them hips. you know, everybody's having fun there. warriors won their 8th straight final score. one, 26 1.14, after the game. steve kerr had nothing but praise for one of his splash brother. >> he was fantastic tonight. it wasn't just the shooting and 7 i thought he's driving kick to damion lee early in the 4th quarter was a big basket come both came open. i clay was just fantastic tonight. >> i feel so dang good and everything i've been through. just really appreciate nights like be. i mean. a lot the shooting parties, so much fun when you see. our work paying just. it just hits different now. and then when it did a few years ago. >> when it hits different, just watching him hit a 3 after not seeing that for 2 and a half years now. don't check your calendars. but the trade deadline is in a week. this time. last year fans were itching for the dubs to make a trade. but this year and the second best record in the nba. so it doesn't feel t

officer conden and officer thompson directed the injured victims to safety.ont door and the suspect was at the front door, slammed the front door shut and was seen fleeing into an unknown location into the residence. the victim stated that her special needs son was still in the residence with the suspect as well as an elderly victim that had been brutally assaulted with life-threatening injuries to his head. an officer was at the rear of the residence and broadcasted over the radio that he was witnessing through the back window the suspect actively assaulting the elderly victim. due to the circumstance of an active threat of life, sergeant ing, sergeant crana, officer gordon, officer hill, officer mcnickel, and officer cond shgzon and officer thompson immediately formed a search to contact team and courageously forced entry into the building. the team tactfully and responded to the rear of the residence where the suspect and victim had been seen. at a great danger to the entire set of officers there, the entry team broke through the back bedroom door and disc

congressman bennie thompson of mississippi. i'm going to play you this from bennie thompson and a reporter. this is my favorite piece of tape from the january 6th investigation. you're about to see why. this is bennie thompson tonight talking to a reporter and confirming that, yeah, gregory jacob did come in and testify and it turned out to be a long day and a big deal. listen to how he spools it out. this is excellent. this is from tonight. >> how was your weekend, first of all? >> it was the end deer season. >> really? >> and i went deer hunting. >> did you get anything? >> i absolutely did. do you need some meat? >> i really don't -- i don't eat -- i like meat but i've never had deer meat. >> you never had deer meat? >> is it good? >> do you look it like steak? >> you can you do it any way. how do you like it? >> any kind of way i mean. >> what you can tell us about the greg jacob testimony today? >> well, it's still going on. >> still going? >> yeah. >> he obviously is close to former vice president, who you want to hear fr

we will hear from klay thompson and stephen curry aft abc 7, klay thompson caught fire, scoring 16 ofhighs in the final win of the lakers, the most points he has had since returning from two devastating injuries that caused them to miss years. after the game, i had a chance to ask him how he felt. we are with klay thompson who want nuclear is in the fourth quarter. can you describe what that moment was like? that is a special moment. >> it was, especially what i had to do to get to that point. it was a lot of long days and being patient and reading inspirational books. i am just grateful to feel that feeling again because i did not take it for granted. chris: what did you like about the mix of teams compared to what you had when you were younger? >> we had champions, we have future champions, i feel like, future all-stars. everyone is unique in their own way. we have got guys who can jump over the rim and guys who can pull from anywhere. it is just very exciting to be a warrior and a warrior fan right now because the future looks incredibly bright. >> every night is a step in the righ

thompson: thank you. any other thoughts on that type of approach of public-private approach with our conservation programs that we may have through the usda? mr. meier: one thing to keep in mind is that the programs are built for producers. so that means the underlying usda conservation programs must be accessible to poultry producers and provide the environmental performance to drive results towards goals per dollar invested and we're supportive of those practices and technologies. mr. thompson: i agree with you. i mean, we need to look at the programs so that all of our producers are benefitting. whether we're talking crops, trees, our livestock. it all has something to offer, right, tremendous forces for good for the economy and the environment. >> i love the notion of this public-private partnership idea. i truly believe that's where our solutions are going to come and those tangible outcomes are going to be made available. dr. stackhouse-lawson: if i could provide a few things you could add. the abil

now, klay thompson pump fake. he misses. but guess who?es in from out of the frame to put it back. 16 points off the bench for the work. he's been playing great basketball. just for good measure. a clay in oklahoma city, 3, he's had a lot in that building. he muttered under breath. this is my house. this is my house. you see that right there. he's killed them over his career. he had 21 points on the night warriors go on to win one 10. 98 0th straight win after the game. curse cause about clay's performance it was great to see get those back to back threes to kind of. >> seal the just fun to have is it looks great out there moving great. it's fun to be able to play him. 29 minutes, you know, bump that so it's. yeah. great job like that. >> and it's fun. watching him to now. the college ranks is fun. watching this woman is well, stanford sophomore cameron brink have been named pac 12 player of the week for the second straight week in the 4th time this season bring came off of a big game last night in a victory over usc. she scored a career-h

the kick out to thompson thompson. someone knows him off. he's on fire. one, 15, one, 13 warriors he finished with 33. that's his first 30 point performance since 2019. we have staff doing stuff things with the scoop warriors lead by 3.24. points tonight for curry. the closing seconds of running a chance to tie it with 3 free throws. i've seen this movie before. he misses the first forcing him to purposely missed the 3rd. his desperation 3. it's after the buzzer anyway and no good. the warriors win a thriller. one 17, one, 15 curry shot only one of 8 from beyond the arc. even with a win head coach steve kerr wasn't happy with the performance, especially on the defensive end. >> clay got hot in the 4th i thought we played a very poor defensive let back cutters. get to the rim. didn't box transition defense was really bad. but we found a way to win. and we just. but the last couple weeks, i don't think we've been that great, but we're finding ways to win, but it's not going to be if we keep playing like this. >> on a college hoops, a huge game for randy ben

curry scored 18, thompson 21, and continues to be clutch. the warriors won it 110-98. they are at utah wednesday. >> they have clay back in crunch time knowing the defense was going to be heavily slanted toward seth and for clay to get free to knock down a couple shots was really fun. >> it felt incredible. that's a big milestone for myself. hopefully we can build on it and that was a lot of fun. >> perhaps you may wonder what is up at the winter olympic games? usa fighting for medals. to the ice last night. usa in blue. a hockey skate with canada. team usa ladies getting over on their neighbors to the north. alex carpenter a second period goal. usa led 2-1. led until they didn't. moments later through traffic in front. jamie lee pushed one by and put canada ahead to stay. they won it 4-2. quarter final round starts on thursday. >>> college game, us women's spotlighted at gonzaga. they led by one late. what a finish. she scored 12. the three point lead vanished like that. off balance, banked it and second in the west coast conference, 55-49. 5th in conference play. 12-

i think thompson's last word on this. _ becomes king. i think thompson's last word on this.guine about the survivability. it is a thousand years — survivability. it is a thousand years old _ survivability. it is a thousand years old and throughout history, there've — years old and throughout history, there've been many on the throne were _ there've been many on the throne were not— there've been many on the throne were not very liked and almost despised — were not very liked and almost despised and the attachment of great britain _ despised and the attachment of great britain as— despised and the attachment of great britain as country and as a people to its— britain as country and as a people to its ancient institution is such that it — to its ancient institution is such that it is — to its ancient institution is such that it is well likely to survive all the — that it is well likely to survive all the changes and uncertainties may come. i predict that this institutional kingdom will be here to stay— institutional kingdom will be here to stay and as long as there's a united

thompson, if he is on. not seeing mr. thompson, we recognize the ranking member, esther mr. katko, he is on. not seeing mr. katko. members are reminded that the committee will operate according to the guidelines laid outdi by the chairman, and the ranking member in their february 3, 2021 colloquy regarding memo of procedures. i now welcome our panel of witnesses. our first witness is mr. balram bheodari. i do hope i did not -- please correct them when you get chance to speak. mr. bheodari is the general manager of the hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airport. previously he was chief operatingto officer for the houston airport system, and he served with distinction for 22 years in the u.s. army. thank you for your service, sir. next, we have mr. greg regan who serves as president off the transportation trades department of the afl cio, a labor organization consisting of 33 33 unions across the transportation sector, included among members are transportation security officers, flight attendants, pilots, ticket agents and other transportation workers. mr. regan has serv

and, and chairman thompson's words, turns out the guys a great patriot. we big day for the january six investigation today, right? talking to this guy who may be a very, very important witness. of course, not all important witnesses have been coming forward to the committee. a large number of people in trump circle have refused to cooperate with the investigation, including interestingly his chief of foreign staff mark meadows. today, nbc news had some really super interesting reporting that might help explain why meadows is no longer cooperating. you might remember the january six investigation in congress got up and running in summer on july 1st. that's when the house voted to set up the investigation into the attack on the capitol, into trump's attempt to overturn the election, july 1st. well, and bc's jonathan allen is now reporting that on july 26, three and a half weeks after the committee got set up, after the investigation got started, july 26, donald trump's political pack donated 1 million dollars to the conservative nonprofit where his chief of

los angeles, thompson, 33 points on the team he grew up cheering for.e warrior saw the winners, 117-115. >>> randy bennett is 22nd ranked. that is where dreams go to die. second half, saint mary down 13. tommy got it, nice pass there. he hits the three. cut it down to 8, never got any closer, under 2 minutes to go. drives, hangs, hits, the foul. st. mary's loses in this one 74- 58. >>> this guy has been growing out the hair do. they are in position to get back for the first time since 98. gets the high life but great feed there. led all scores with 19, that's either going to ends up a quad one or quad 2 win, so a very solid w. now 21-6. >>> ingram leading all this season. second half stanford up. it's the jumper as the horn sounds, ingram led stanford in scoring. stanford wins it 76-65. >>> over to eugene home of the most ridiculous flooring in college hoops. final second of the first half, splits the highlighter. makes that highlighter see part and then jams it home with authority before the buzzer sounds. shepherd had a 33. they sweep the two game ore

thompson had one of the better 15 minute stretches of his career. hitting first seven shots.ame. giving us a flashback of the old days. >> it felt good. everything i have been through. i just really appreciate nights like this. the shooting part it is fun? when you see it, just, it just hits differently now than it did a few years ago. it could be so fragile doing what we do and it can be taken from you in an instant. >> he is having fun, jonathan is growing up in front of our eyes, all good times. >> yes, more than a flashback. that is a splash back. >> i like that. [ laughter ] >> very good. >> yes. >> he has a great attitude. >> thank you, charlie. >>> up next, why buying flowers may be okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity

play design for thompson and it just department go in. and the knicks behind, a strong game, 28 points escaped, 116, 114. the second time this season they had back to back losses. next up, the lakers at chase center on saturday. james harden, the headliner in a trade today that sent him from the brooklyn nets to the philadelphia 76ers. he play strengthens, the sixers, philadelphia sent ben simmons to nets. curry went with him. he has not played since demanding a trade. number 22, saint mary's men, at home, trying to bounce back from a conference loss to santa clara. they hit from the corner. when they hit, forget about it. they rolled 86-57, they got to 20-5. >> pepperdine ran out of the hilltop. scoring 24, they won it 105-61. and stanford, in red, up at oregon. no. will richardson, bucket and foul. oregon won this one at home. 68-60. cardinals record is 7-7 in the pac-12. >>> nfl. it was a warriors night in los angeles to no one's surprise. aaron rodgers was named the mvp of the league. the packers and cal bear became the fifth player t

no clay thompson tonight. he is battling what the warriors are calling a general illness.own against the mavericks. curry getting his all star mvp hardware. early on, steph showing off his handles. it's the easy bucket. then the warriors turning defense into offense. this is one way curry has changed the game. when i grew up, if you took this shot on the break, you were going to the bench. then again, he can hit the three off the fast break. right now, they lead by 19 in the third quarter. highlights tonight at 11:00. let's go racing. nascar hitting the track. the california kid comes through. kyle larson takes the checkered flag. his first win of the season after winning ten races and a championship last year. >>> lifted to right. >> it's over the wall. way gone. >> the cardinals win. a two-run homer against number two arkansas. struck out ten in six scoreless innings. they shut them out 5-0. the earthquakes honoring the pride of san jose. awuzie, the defensive back scored the first goal before the quake season opener. i'm not sure what's better or what he is doing there.

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like the old school klay thompson performance.had 21 point in the final quarter alone. 40 points in all. nice job well done. the warriors win 122-108. 24 hours later, the heart break is starting to wear off and hopefully you're realizing how special this 49er season was. an amazing group of guys who had each other's backs. fair and square. the rams are going to the super bowl while the 49ers are look a lot different next season. is this the end for jimmy g? as a niner, most likely. not just his fault. plenty of blame to go around. garoppolo's time pass a a 49er could be this. hard to watch. in the final couple minutes, trey lance will likely take over next season. we don't know for sure. today trey lance talked about his relationship with jimmy. >> a big brother to me this whole year. so whether he was competing or sitting in the meeting room and asking questions, he's been nothing but great to me. i have nothing but thankfulness to him. how he's handled everything, obviously, he will be one of my best friends for my whole entire