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rodney hood, unreal. the warriors trail by six at the third quarter. klay thompson gave the warriors a 12-point lead. curry could not be contained. three from the top of the key and he draws a foul. curry hit nine flees in this one, finished with a game high 42. warriors win big. they're off to milwaukee next. draymond green is with the team, though he's not playing. he may return during next week's two-game home stand. the teammates will like that. he's a little bored. >> people done changed the locker room in cleveland. they must couldn' a closeup of kevin durant's feet. he's missed the last nine games due to a toe sprain. kyle smith doms are 7-1. doms on a run. 21-19 usf. this one was all done. franky ferraro with the steal. appropriate. then charlesland. pass, laid it in. 79-60, the final. beat the sharks in the first period. sno barkley goodrow capitalizes. sharks up 1-0. sharks on the power play, kevin labanc gives it to marsh hertl. fi it takes six players to find t >>> kimmel's next with jennifer aniston. >> tv's number one daily viral video sh

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and in your book, "how far nhl works," you -- fascism works, you talk about truth and reality and unreality and the verifiability of the actual world that we exist in. and so i was saying that we, in 2016, seemed to be operating on a kind of a la carte reality where you just have the reality that you wanted. [laughter] that if you wanted something to be true, fine, this is true. and that, obviously, was a feature in all the other things that were going on. and, tim, you write to abandon facts is to abandon freedom. if nothing is true, then no one can criticize power, because there is no basis upon which to do so. if nothing is true, then all is spectacle. the biggest wallet pays for the most blinding lights. how specifically did this upon the-empirical -- non-empirical version of reality come to the fore? and we've always had this kind of con spear or to have y'all bent, you know? richard of stater wrote about it, you know, explicitly. but it seems to have reached a kind of critical mass in 2016, and what are the features of that? >> one thing i want to note, to bring it full circle to the

her determination is unreal. >> the definition of perseverance.an incredible ice festival that runs through midjanuary. we hope you have a happy new year. we begin with a microclimae weather alert. >>> it's monday, december 31st. we begin with the microclimate weather alert. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning, that's a pretty picture, but some potentially dangerous weather conditions to warn you about. to hit the bay area. strong winds will affect most of the bay area, along with the wind, temperatures are expected to plunge as people head out to celebrate the new year, last day of the year here, last monday, too. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington getting the new year off to an early start, he's off this morning, as is kari but we have vianey double dipping. >> we have traffic and weather, i've got you re

it's unreal. >> reporter: right?e broadway shows with your dad and talking his ear off, your ear off, about what it would mean when i get to be on broadway and what show will i do and making you stay in the cold at the stage door to sign autographs. and i cannot believe that i get to do that. i get to go out and meet these kids and their parents who have been waiting for me. oh my goodness, it is a dream come true. >> reporter: do you know how proud your family is of you? >> yes. i was never the best singer, never the best dancer. i was never the smartest in school. but i'm so lucky to have a dad like you and to have a mom like i have who told me, god loves you and god knows that you can do whatever you put your mind to. and i am here on broadway, still not being the best but being the hardest working, because of you guys. thanks, pop. you've had this hanky since i was a little girl. >> reporter: and one last place i had to take my baby girl, the top of the empire state building. the top of the world. >> oh, wow. >>

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collapsing around their feet and it clearly sure is that these people continue to exist in a bubble of unreality and pair vs to the consequences of the system that has been designed in fashion than their interests. british prime minister to reason may look set to face yet another turbulent week an office over breaks it because members of her own cabinet are said to be processing a second referendum former p.m.'s john major and tony blair tony blair those publicly voicing support for another vote. the does so far be rejected by downing street or correspondent as the latest book of a second referendum appears to be getting more serious and because it's not just coming from the opposition parties apparently it's coming from to reason may's own team over the weekend reports have emerged the cabinet has split into two opposing camps one which along with her chief of staff is now reportedly mulling the idea of letting parliament decide on whether there should be a second referendum to potentially reverse brags that and the other camp of prone leavers who are adamantly against this plan now the prime m

collapsing their own their feet and it clearly sure is that these people continue to exist in a bubble of unreality and pair vs to the consequences of the system that has been designed in fashion that their interests. now the british prime minister theresa may look set to face yet another turbulent week an office members of her own cabinet are said to be plotting to call for a second referendum former p.m.'s john major and tony blair are among those publicly voicing support for another vote an idea though that so far been rejected by downing street so let's get the latest now from our correspondent in london. just take a strange twists and turns out there just take us through what's happened cypher. well i think the biggest news to come over the weekend is the talk of a second referendum is getting more serious because it's not just the opposition parties talking about it now according to reports it's coming from may's own team how did we get to resume a clearly hasn't had much success renegotiating with the drool deal with brussels at the end of last week and over the weekend reports. her own cabi

the you are little establishment is completely out of touch with reality of living in a bubble of unreality and you're trying to hang on to the better tease of the past in the form of triangulation and neal liberal nostrums trying to use the hand of raising tired of anger and discontent which we've had eloquently described by the other two guests in the course of this short and so matter on spend a lot of pain creating on a world stage some self as a lord and no paul the an asshole is described spend more time trying to appeal to the summit's bask in the glory of the international lame i think he clearly modeled himself after tony blair who likewise is despised politician and yet you keep presenting these people to the masses as as if they're going to try and solve the problems in boat with an illegal liberal economic model it's good it's a cost to all intents it died in two thousand in the back of the two thousand and eight financial crash an in suing economic recession and it's the extent to which the elites are trying to breathe life into a keep on life support via these draconian and ba

causing our own their feet and it clearly sure is that these people continue to exist in a bubble of unreality and pair vs to the consequences of the system that has been designed and fashioned and their interests what do you make generally junks i know you've covered this story extensively today what you make generally of the media coverage because the french government for example you might expect them to say well we believe there could be some russian interference here but the media could then say oh come on you must be joking it must be the economy blah blah blah but that line doesn't seem to that i don't seem to run with that so much it's all about russia. well a lot of the vitriol as has been directed at our t.v. because artie's actually been covering these these protests in france from the very beginning in a way that other news organizations western news organizations have not been covering them even given the people on these demonstrations a voice to below them a low in them to express their anger in the reasons of why they're out on the streets of paris and so you can't blame a news

. >> those pictures are unreal. the death toll from the fire was recently lowered from 88 to 85.ber of people listed as missing has dropped now to 11. >>> staying in california, much of the state has seen rain this week, and now that storm is about to sweep across the country. let's take a closer look at your forecast for this thursday. >>> good morning. the rain continues to spread throughout the desert southwest and southern portions of california. thunderstorms along with burn scar, mudflows and local flooding. in texas, a push of cold air from the north helping to create more wide spread scatters shower in texas going into the connection between oklahoma and arkansas. five to ten degrees below normal and the chill remains in the northeast with a squall problem around the great lakes region for the north central part of the country. 10 to 15 degrees below the norm and it's going to be even worse on friday. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, what a homeless man did when he found $17,000 inside a paper bag. >> yeah, we'll talk about that. >>> but f

difficult to but that's what they want to do they want to enforce on someone something that seems unreal it's a little bit like in the time of galileo you know when he used to come to the catholic church and say a personal level it's but it's moves it's the same my dear he looks at the planet it said but no no look it is turning it's not the it's not the sun that is going around the earth it's the other way around it is moving but they said no this is not the reality because us catholic church we have the real logo and it's the same thing today those people those progresses they want to tell us that what we see as real is not really real how come. i don't see why they have the truth they don't want to stay in the empirical demonstration well i mean in also the refinish appearing with emmanuel i mean imperial reality is being denied the this is this is what's really quite terrifying i mean if you were vice tell you i'm a solid ball and i'm good i want you to call me a solid bow. then you would probably think i was out of my mind but if we were in canada well i suppose that's a gender cate

husband allow an unreal. but the basic explanation about why these tragedies have happened is because often in war your intelligence is not very good and if you have someone who is trying to win a war fast who has a sense of impatience and recklessness they will take shots even when they should not and i believe that sometimes what the saudis have been doing. the initial saudi reaction was to deny responsibility for the bomb hitting the school bus. coalition spokesman maliki told c.n.n. that the attack had been on what he called and it did to mitt targets and that this was not a school bus and maliki went on to see that the targets had been after a few rockets launched sites that had been used the day before to attack the southern style the city of just killing one civilian and injuring eleven other is. just fundamentally western diet be the i don't i still emotionally were you know yes and i said why yes but if we are not only did you waste time. when the bombing initially invaded what we do every time the t

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it is expressed in the salutes character so this is a parent very very unreal because it gives them more so for weeks here's a region you know under half a meter to a meter so this could have been much worse but top u.s. official in the fight against isis has quit a president donald trump's sudden decision to pull troops out of syria brett mcgurk departure follows the resignation of u.s. defense secretary james mattis the u.s. government remains partially shut down after politicians failed to break an impasse on budget spending the standoff is over funding for president from planned mexico border war the senate's not been adjourned until thursday. a u.n. teams landed in yemen to observe the departure of saudi a morality that government forces and who the fighters from have data both sides agreed to a cease fire in the port city during talks in sweden there is the main entry point for most food aid into a country that's and you're almost four years of war sunday marks two years since al jazeera journalist mamata sayings arrest in egypt is imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite

. >> unreal. let's think about who we sent over. andrew mccabe and stzrok.eather: peter stzrok, one of the two fbi agent sent there. >> talking about an insurance policy in and the's office. unbelievable to me. was it illegal what they did? know. >> it wasn't entrapment. flynn is bringing this up because of the possibility the judge could given jail time. i wasn't told -- >> they had a tape of the conversation to begin with and went in anyway. >> right. and stzrok thought he was telling the truth after. i can't believe the statement from jim comey. he is saying we should have done it a different way. it was so early in the trump administration. it was a problem. is it illegal? know. it is unethical? yes. heather: that was a lot to get through. happy friday. see what happens over the weekends. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. she targeted the president and his orders, now maxine waters is at it again. >> i believe this president is dangerous. i think he aligned himself with the enemy. he loves dictators. heather: shimkus here with reaction to

. >> playing stadiums was too unreal.k shows, it was always about the star of here and the audience down here, and this sort of iconography of the rock stars. >> this huge figure. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> it was bound to happen, but it comes as a shock nevertheless. in a poll taken by a leading pop music magazine in england, the beatles came in second. the most popular rock group in england these days is called the led zepplin. >> in their 20s, they are rich, powerful, temperamental and pampered. they are the led zepplin, a rock group on tour, and in the vernacular of the record biz, where to be big is nothing, zepplin is very big. to get around, zepplin uses a chartered 707, the kind of plane president nixon uses. but the president's plane doesn't have an organ nor a 15 a-foot mirrored bar, nor two bedrooms and a fireplace. >> i'm a bit upset there is not a pool table on board, but apart from that, i think it's the best way to travel. >> americans are now spending $2 billion a year on music. that's 700 million more

. >> playing stadiums was too unreal.ome hear music at the same time. what they also do is they force the musicians to play to the back of the hall. >> in the 70s, that distance between the performer on stage and that audience grew. if you went to any of the big arena rock shows, it was always about the star up here and the audience down here and just sort of the rock star as this huge figure. >> it was bound to happen, but it comes as a shock never t nevertheless. in a poll taken in england the beatles came in second. the most popular rock group in england these days is called the led zeplin. a rock group on tour and in the record biz where to be really big is nothing, it's very big. to get around, it uses a chartered 707, the kind of plane president nixon uses. the president's plane doesn't have an organ or a 15 foot mirrored bar, nor in the private quarters does it have two bedrooms and a fireplace. >> i'm a bit upset that there's not a pool table on board, but apart from that, this is about the best leg of travel. >>

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. >> pretty unreal.ent but has undergone surgery. >> t"abc 7 news" was at the roberts recreational area for the opening day. the old growth footprint exhibit will be a permanent fixture honoring the red woods. the park district and save the redwoods put together the exhibit. they want to he roo mind visitors what it looked like before aggressive logging destroyed it in the 1950s and 1960. >> the original old redwoods are gone but we have some of the stumps we have exposed. >> you could see the tufts peeking out from the fog and helping sailors navigate the bay. >>> elected officials joined the samaritan house to brighten the spirits of people for the holidays. 20,000 gifts were distributed to clients of the samaritan house. it has been serving low income families in san mateo county since 1974. today's giveaway has been in the works for months and lifts the spirits of people ahead of the holidays. >> the people that are here, the children, the families, these are hard-working families that live in san ma

the article really unreal spiking major back lash online with comments pouring in, laurel writing andagram said, sully was a partner and no one should make light of the devotion between the two of them. on facebook ellen says touching, loyal until the end. jimmy rights better leave sully alone. he should be retired to hang out with george w on the ranch, having fun. and unnecessary article. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good. a retired military dog is reunited with his soldier after a year apart. >> the dog puts himself on the line for you. >> dustin kane and the german shepherd working controls together at a base in south korea and they will live together in idaho. the bad, the los angeles city council advancing a proposal to ban plastic straws by 2021. one councilman admitting the phaseout will give la enough time to use of their current straw stock. americans use 500 million drinking straws every day. the ugly. a real life grinch caught on camera stealing a christmas tree. you can see the man swiping it off of the porch in michigan, facebook saying, quote, i

which seems unreal. extraordinary fiscal discipline. inflation is the lowest in europe.wiss franc get stronger. the economy is phenomenal. 2.2aid we are going to make billion-2.3 billion. we have had almost as much profit in two or three years as we have made in asia and a year. this is the golden nugget. switzerland will not be impacted. >> are you frustrated with the share price? you have a bank that has been cleaned up from legacy. strong balance sheet, a don't sheet, the wealth management has been great. revenues in asia have been growing 15%. bit of scare. frankly, it is a different story. the growth story. we think it will be reflected in the results. no restructuring. something is misunderstood with a buying opportunity. is there a discount he could you are european bank? >> -- because you are a european bank? are restructuring unit was bigger than i swiss bank. -- a a swiss bank. they wanted to see it effectively prevented. we definitely underperformed. plan toa very ambitious grow, to cut costs at the same time. that was very ambitious. you get the europe factor