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they used a procedure we cannot even hardly tell what was going on. the procedure that they used. to say, they got to go home for the holidays. they got to go home. they got places to be. probably caught flights in the middle of the night because they did not have the courage for this conversation that we are all losing our voices over. but guess what? it is too important. this conversation is too important. it is a national conversation. and you are a part of it. thank you, scott, eric. you are a part of it. america -- the world is part of this conversation. thank you for that. so i'm going to rest because i have to rest my voice. we have to keep going. but thank you to everybody, to your leadership. thank you for your friendship and your kindness. and i'm nevers going to sleep until we get this. thank you. [applause] good morning. i wish i were as smart as katherine clark and had a toothbrush. smart people who are wearing their blankets. we just made a comment, maybe they are trying to freeze us out of here. i don't know. you know, i think we all come here from unique perspective

until they let us go. and then we moved down here because they said there was a bomb threat so we're down here sitting on the corner, probably five or six blocks from the bar. i don't know how far the bar is, actually. i'm not from here. >> reporter: what are you feeling? >> shock. shaken a little bit. didn't think i would ever have to save somebody who was shot or -- i'm glad i wasn't shot, you know. i feel sorry for those that were, and the families that did have victims in there. it was just a sad, sad situation. we're seeing the tags and everybody lying down, red and yellow. i helped put him on the stretcher and then they moved me out of the way. and the other girl i helped get on but they tagged her and i said i'm not leaving you until they actually move you, move you. and they wouldn't let us go. and then i was like, i'll help you with the other people, i'll try to do what i can, because i'm okay. but you could till hear the shooting when we were in the parking lot. so i fell like they were still in

as we go through the day today, the sunshine is going to stay with us. not going to see storms like we did yesterday. sunny skies, if you're in king of prussia right now. by 2:00, 70. by 5:00 p.m., 74 degrees in king of prussia. also, your seven-day forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. high temperatures as we go through the afternoon, mid 70s through much of delaware. also staying breezy even through the lehigh valley, new jersey, philadelphia, expect mid 70s. very comfortable weather today. winds could be gusting near 25 miles per hour this afternoon. we'll take a closer look at the rest of the week's forecast. a warmup and thunderstorms on the way for your weekend. that's straight ahead. >> people all over our region continue to clean up debris and damage after storms roll through yesterday. certainly a busy morning for the tree removal companies. trees fell across many roads in our area. here's a look at a tree smashing through an svu that was parked on the street in philadelphia's east oaklane neighborhood. it knocked down power l

that's going to take some getting used to. it's going to be -- >> on all of our parts. not just you. do you know what day you're getting out yet? >> well, the projected date is may 19th. so for sure when i hit parole board next month they'll tell me for sure what date i get out. >> that's when they give you the date? >> yeah, they'll have the exact date you're getting out and tell you about your dress out and the $50 check they give you and all of that. >> cool. when do we see you again? >> i have a visit scheduled again for saturday. i'll try to call before then, no? >> okay. see you guys later. >> i love you. >> love you too baby. >> love you baby. >> excited about this. going from this to freedom out there, you know? i don't know what to expect when i get out, you know. >> coming up, conrad's mouth gets in the way of his parole. >> why do you guys expect to talk to us like this and then expect us to go okay. uh-huh. >> plus david had his fair share of fight with officers but now he's in a tight spot for being too friendly with staff. >> i fell for a staff member and

she told me how she was going to live the rest of as a tribute to rene. >> this is going to be a new chapter for both of usand i will make it i wio and i will keep going. >> it's clear paris is helping heal celine's broken heart. while she was doing a photo shoot on her hotel balcony. she kept waving to fans below. [ cheers and applause ] >> later this summer she'll do a ten-day stint in her beloved montreal where no doubt her home-town fans will surround her with love. >> and celine will return back to her las vegas residency on september 20th. you haven't seen that s definitely check that out. >>> meanwhile we're tracking more stars all around the world. starting in our own back yard. >>> first up, l.a. for supermodel cindy's family outing. >> cindy, you look so great. >> crawford and husband rande gerber took 14-year-old kia out to a sushi dinner. the modeling mom andmi ni me just instagram on fire looking like twins 35 years apart. >> she's told me that she's happy that kia is following in her footsteps. >> i feel like i'll be a great guide. >> they took in "beautiful" the carole king musical. at panta

go. >> how did you and she end up getting out? >> there was a side door and the cop was telling us to go that way so we followed his instructions andicer showed up and told us to get behind the wall. >> this is five or ten minutes into the entire horrible incident. >> the backup came and they got the situation in check and, you know, the opd officers that were telling us to go back had us go back and they were real nice, giving us water and we were out there until about 6:00, 7:00 this morning. >> and you haven't slept. >> no. honestly, i just want to make sure -- >> what do you see when you close your eyes? >> nothing. i -- i honestly don't want to go to sleep. i just want to make sure everybody over there is good and you know, the owners -- she's good. like i said, that's my family. all of the bartenders and the djs and there were other djs there and i just want to make sure everybody's safe. >> what happens next for you then? >> i don't know. i have to wait to see how this comes out and get with everybody and see what we're going to do. i'm going to try to get some sleep, though. >> ray, thank you very much. >> no problem. >> ra

we are. >> seth: we each have a kid. >> yes. >> seth: we used to go out. >> we used to go out. >> sethse to called him the white finesse. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's right. and just in case, the white finesse is also known as clumsy. [ laughter ] because when we would go out you, finesse, you are a man who has finesse and when i stood next to you, i realize like, oh i'm -- should not talk to women, ever. [ laughter ] >> well, that's true. >> seth: yes. >> everything you just said was true. and -- but one thing i did admire about you during our "snl" days, you used to sleep in your office a lot. >> seth: yeah, i did. >> i mean -- >> seth: you admired that? >> yes. because at first, i said dang, seth is homeless. like what -- [ laughter ] he never goes home. but then like, into my second year and when he got promoted, and i was just like, "oh, he's not homeless, that's just a work ethic." [ laughter ] so that was -- i was just like -- >> seth: i should note at the time, my office was nicer than my apartment. yes. >> okay. >> seth: i was working hard but i lived in a crap hole. so it's s

they would let us go on right on by because we were too far away. they needed us to be in close. that made it very tough for us. did i answer the question? it sounds a the entire area could be a kills him. -- in a kills them. -- kill zone. there are not enough hand grenades to blow up the world. we had to stop doing that after a time. they did it well. thanks very much. [applause] >> have a good weekend. >> join is every saturday evening as we join students and college classrooms to hear her ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. lectures and history are also available as podcasts. from itunes. you are watching american history tv. 48 hours every weekend on c-span3. all us on twitter at c-span history. known as the center of the country music industry, this weekend the city's tour explores the history. david talks about this history. >> the civil rights movement was very important in tennessee. they all did the lunch counter protest. they got arrested here and they challenged the system. learn about the properties history and how it grew into a presidential residence. they

every little thing can set you off because it's jeopardizing you going home. we usedcall it short [ bleep ]. >> there's a lot of high anxiety and i'm not going to say that there's not. >> so then you have to abide by the rules. do what you need to do to earn your good time and get out. >> on a weekly basis i go through all of the facilities and visit with the inmates to see if there's any needs that they have that haven't been addressed through the regular line staff. >> i hear. let's open up the food port so we can talk. what do you need? >> i'm trying to get married. i'm trying to do everything that i can to do things the right way. >> right. >> now, i understand there's a situation to where she was a staff member. but what i'm asking you to look at is the fact that in a position that i had as a convict where i could have done things illegally, we didn't do anything but break policies. why would you deprive us of visits when we won't even have contact? >> well, one of the reasons is you know that policy does not allow for anybody that was an ex-employee or ex-contra

yeah. >> and whether we were in saudi arabia or whether we weren't in saudi arainia, they were going to attack us. >> if we are attacked, we are going to attack back. you can make the argument that we have been attacked by isis. this is something we should engage in. >> staying on this theme, there has been an interesting debate in the democratic and republican primaries about whether the u.s. is better off trying to push for dictators like assad in the middle east to be pushed out of power or whether we're actually better off with them there because in some ways they actually tamp down. >> where i fall on this is the unintended consequences of our interventions and that the unintended consequences have made things worse, not better. >> so dare better off having asd be in power without this civil war happening? >> well, you don't want to say for a second that you're better off because there are actions that are atrocious. but we replace the atrocious with equally as atrocious. >> i have got to give you the libertarian test. you have said as a libertarian you believe that people ought to be able t

to use his direct words. she's going to use his direct policies to contrast with him and prove that, you know, he's risky for this country and dangerous for this country. after she gave the foreign policy speech, her numbers skyrocketed in terms of commander in chief. we'll see her numbers skyrocket on the economy after this speech. >> the bottom line is that they're both not very well liked. they have huge negatives. we're heading into a general election where their negatives are so high right now in many ways people who go to the polls are probably going to be voting against the other person as opposed to supporting that person. now, the polling we're looking at is a snapshot in time and there is time for hillary clinton to build support, but there's also time for donald trump to build support. >> what about that, ryan? over the last 24 hours we've seen the trump campaign do a lot. fire the campaign manager for one. number two, he's giving this speech tomorrow on hillary clinton. they've talked about this for a while.

track the showers and ray radar with us. going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine. that allows for more storms to fire up. 4:00 p.m., starting to form up to the north. they're going to get intense with heavier rainfall as they move closer south. by 8:00 p.m., lorray, the valley as well. 3:00 to 5:00, 7:00 p.m. showers and storms hit or miss. not everyone sees one. they'll start to calm down past sunset towards 9:00 p.m. there's the isolated storm chance mike was talking about at quicken loans national for today. tomorrow and the final round of golf on sunday looks superb. low humidity for the weekend. that's not just that quicken loans national. it's going to be everywhere. 80s for saturday and sunday is a low 80 day temperature. going to feel more pleasant heading toward the second half of june. today we've got our yellow weather alert for this afternoon and evening hours. hit or miss showers and storms of really fantastic weekend. more humidity leads to storm chances monday and tuesday and more arr thursday. we'll be right back. . >>> tonight at 5:00, new details o

the girl is going with us. she's going with us. >> let's do it. are we good?be coming out of the emergency exit down there. >> without that medical emergency i don't think we would have gotten her. >> after the paramedics left, the bad guys just bailed on her. they just left her. we got that disruption. she told me once i knew they left the parking lot i knew i could go with you. >> we're ready to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> once we started her out of the hotel it was just a walk down the stairwell, and out the east side stairwell through the fire escape and into a waiting van. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so we scrambled to find a 24-hour emergency dentist which was about 40 minutes, 45-minute drive. ♪ ♪ >> we all loaded in the cars, caravanned up to the 24-hour dentist where we spent the rest of the night. ♪ ♪ >> we're here. we got a dentist and he's opening up his shop and we're going go in and get that tooth fixed. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as the dentist examines cocoa, a few elija rising members head out to purchase new clothes for the victim. they immediately organize a plan to get cocoa to a safe place

go>. jonathon: tom keene joins us. oing to be talking about the federal reserve bank of england bread. it used to be tight and now it is wide. 16 year wide. u.k. guild yield trading way below u.s. two-year notes. let us to -- let us start when it was tight. it never happened. out toread has blown some extent, 50 basis points wider. because of the referendum. i would also suggest it shows the internationalization of june 15. anna edwards spoke with charles evans earlier this morning. no one is talking about international up -- but for brexit. did you notice german yield this morning grinding down? jonathon: and two-year yields on gilts have also been grinding down. side, say, on the other 2-year note yields have been increasing in the us because of the expectation of the fed's move. at this point, if the federal reserve more comfortable with the politics in the u.s. then the bank of england is looking uncomfortable with politics in the u.k.? would suggest the dimon-osborne meeting was studying. stunning.at -- was i canno

we're going to go to ramin. tell us what's going on. >> the negative sentiment translated. they switched to safer assets. pushing yields to record lows and in some cases into the negative. let's have a look at how the nikkei and topix are kicking off june 15th. you can see both indexes this the negative. just a reminder that the nikkei ended down. the uncertainty and instability are reflected in bond yields. the yield on the benchmark ten-year german fell below 0% for the first time ever. the yields on the benchmark japanese government bond post an all time low yet again on tuesday. in fact, the yield went down to minus 0.175%. now, even u.s. data was sidestepped by investors. retail sales rose 0.5% in may pointing to solid consumer spending in the second quarter in the u.s. that was pretty much ignored. >> all this uncertainty in the bond market, in equity, looks like we're seeing something in currency as well. tell us what's going on there. >> we've seen the reaction in bonds as you clearly mentioned there. look at the currency. stubbornly strong. i'm talking about the ye

she said are we going to use data in a way that kind of creates a disadvantage for competitors. now, they took a close look at facebook, what's app. we don't have any indication that there's not significant indication that there's going to back huge hurdle. i would turn it and say that the biggest challenge they're going to face is getting their synergies, really making as bill gates say he thinks two are better than one. they need to prove it. i think that's going to be their biggest challenge. i don't think regulatory is going to be their biggest. ramy: looking into the data that they're talking about that the e.u. chief talked about, what would be a barrier that might potentially raise a red flag here? eric: i think any time you have a monopoly situation that you use that to put up barriers to entry for another player to come into the market, a smaller player, again, it's not something that we've seen a lot of concern over. we talked to people out there. we're not hearing that that's kind of the thing that is really rising to the surface. ramy: all right. let's switch to a sui

we're glad you join us. gorightthisminute.com for more o o [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: mariah cary wants to get divorced and can't to save her life because for whatever reason nick cannon has r will not sign the final divorce papers. its is not about money. it is not about custody. those things have been settled for more than a year. charles: got to be houses. harvey: not about houses, money or custody. and the ironic thing is that he's the dude who filed for divorce in the first place. and he will not sign off. >> guys, we know the exact dates for all of this because we covered this story. remember when mariah was

the other side, who wants to stir up animosity against and what is going on in the middle east, they will use it as a justification to go over and increase both your activity over there. those who believe that the real solution to all of the problem is more surveillance and more sacrifice of the fourth to make sure that government knows everything about everybody, and they will prevent it from another test and proven to be helpful in the past. that it willgument not be helpful again in that it is for this special political interest that goes on. how do we make use of this? i believe most of them are sincere about it that they sincerely believe that individuals do not have the so they willguns use this and others believe we have to accelerate what we are doing in the middle east and surveillance of the people and i think it is the wrong way to go. host: you would argue no new surveillance or gun control laws . is there anything that could be done to prevent the next orlando? guest: there is no way to absolutely prevented, it is like saying how can we live in perfect safety and you cannot. a lo

infrastructure to do planning for the continuum from preservation to wrap around services in council can help us going get to zero and end sdriems we know i think we can make an impact about the discussion that or on blood that's the real stigma in our in addition, we have prioritized fidget against hiv and aids my budget has back filled because of our supervisors hero today supervisor wiener and, of course, supervisor campos and others we had to backfill the unfortunate back cuts from the federal government since nevada no matter what the challenge we did it. >> (clapping.) >> and we remain committed to providing comprehensive care and focus on care - on the preservation side kept is a preservation strategy san francisco started in 2010 our prep income tax program connects people to the resources and there are new now 6 thousand people on the prep in san francisco and i'd like to thank supervisor wiener for his leadership in making prep widely available and informed. >> (clapping.) >> >> so today in addition to swearing in our 0 planning council we want to narrow we're launching the new prep campaign

keep in mind millions of us go back generations with ancestors putting in the effort to become citizens. we don't like the notion anyone might get a free pass to american citizenship. but millions of people who have come forward and worked to get right have been living here years and some case decades so leaving the broken system the way it is is not a solution. that is the real amnesty. pretending we can deport millions of people or build a wall without spending taxpayer money is abating what is really just factually incorrect. it is not going to work. it is a fantasy and offers nothing to help the middle class and it is not our tradition to not help immigrants. immigration isn't something to fear. those who may not look like us or pray like us are not something to fear. being an american is about more than that. what makes us an american is the commitment to ideal all of us are created equal and have a chance to make of our lives what we will. and every study shows whether it was the irish, the germans, the italians, or the chinese, or the japanese, or the mexicans or the kenyans, who

elizabeth you're going through history to find out how prison systems work. how do we use this going forward? we have a nation that is deeply divided over incidents like ferguson and baltimore, south carolina. how do we use this information to go forward? >> well, i think for me -- many way i i come to the issue as a person who works in prisons and does -- is an activist and is teaching in prisons and so always interested in what are the pockets of possibilities that exist, that we can turn to as we ought to do this and how can we implement these things practically and what can we learn from the world, which is another motivation for miswriting the book, think can about what is happening globally speaking that is progressive and how can it be implemented. and often in vary unexpected places. went to singapore, which is among the -- has among the most draconian policies on drugs but also on life in general. you can go to prison for eating fruit on the subway in singapore, and chewing gum but they that's incredibly progressive approach to re-entry where they're finding 99% o

we sort of discredit donald trump on that side, they want to go after us, and it becomes a domestic fight -- connell: trust, though -- >> i don't think -- [inaudible conversations] connell: go ahead, melissa. trust is an issue for hillary clinton. >> i don't think it has anything to do with trust because nobody trusts any politician -- >> but you're going to have to pick one eventually. >> the american public thinks every politician is a liar. they do care about their pocketbook -- connell: so it'll come back to the economy. >> absolutely. and who do you trust to guide the economy. again, it's the same kind of thing. the people who support trump think the clinton/obama team has done a terrible job, and the people who trust president obama and support hillary clinton think donald trump, you know, is going to bankrupt the nation the way he bankrupted his casinos. connell: the president really went after trump yesterday. we're going to talk about that in a second and also bring blake burman in on this. a quick piece of breaking news, the death of prince. we have just learned from law enforce

to have to pay attention to and all of us are going to have to fight for in the years to come. this has been an extraordinary conversation. how are we doing on time? we're all done. i'm having so much fun. [applause] president obama: give our panelists a big round of applause. congratulations for the great work you're doing. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. i'm sure your family was watching. if not, they'll be seeing it on youtube. thank you so much. thank you. we are proud of what you are doing. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [applause] [no audio] >> the tv has 48 hours of nonfiction oaks and offers every weekend. here are some programs coming up this weekend. today at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the angle roosevelt reading festival takes place at the fdr presidential library and museum. the festival includes author discussions about the 32nd president, roosevelt era politics and personalities, and histories of the oval office. featured authors include pa

go to this location. these are the things we will use we havecade the door if to. if you have a multistory home and the kids are sleeping upstairs and you are downstairs, maybe they cannot rush to the safe room. you are going to shelter in place up here and you will try to get out this way, through a window or whatever out. -- whatever else. same thing at the office. develop a plan. i guarantee you if you have an emergency, chances are it will not be at your desk. if i am in the cafeteria or the coffee shop or the restroom and the phone rings or whatever else, where am i going to go? how will i shelter in place there? security assessments. what we do, sometimes if there is a threat against a judge or another protected member of the family, we will do a vulnerability assessment of the home. we will look at it from the outside looking in, the inside looking out, and the inside looking in. where the vulnerabilities? where can they launch an attack from. thehe attack in texas, person was outside, waiting behind a bush for the judge to get there. in reno, the shooter was

us tickets will go on sale tomorrow at 5 p.m. christin ayers, cbs5. >> they will be pricey and joining us now sports director dennis o'donnell with what city of had to say after tonight's game -- what steph had to say after tonight's game. >> curry thought his anger was justified and his coach backed him up. >> it's obviously frustrating to be fouling out in the 4th quarter of a clinching game and not being out there with my teammates. so it got the best of me, but i'll be all right for next game. >> he had every right to be upset. he is the mr. vp of the -- mvp of the league. he gets six fouls called on him and three were absolutely ridiculous. >> kerr will be fined for those comments about officiating. curry will likely be fined for throwing his mouthpiece, coming up in sports how this game got away from the warriors. >> i don't know about conspiracies. they're just lousy refs. there's a big difference. they weren't that good. >> listen, the warriors allowed cleveland to shoot over 50% in back to back games while they themselves

and you used to go -- >> i'd get so nervous. i used to go 90 minutes ahead of time to practice.for the olympics, i'm scared to death. >> jimmy: this is going to be fantastic. this is like doing a late night thing? >> so after local news on nbc, we'll be doing the show live from copacabana beach for two weeks. >> jimmy: come on. >> yeah, that will be cool. >> jimmy: brazil? yeah, you can't beat that. >> you got bob costas and al michaels and like the real sports guys there. and then i show up. >> jimmy: how is it like -- have you -- do you have a a rapport with them yet? >> i text with -- i saw al michaels the other night. i text with bob costas. he's the coolest. he's an encyclopedia. >> jimmy: he's a genius. >> he is a genius. you've interviewed him. >> jimmy: oh yeah. he makes me weep. >> me too. >> jimmy: he tells you sports stories and you just go -- it's a beautiful thing. >> we did the closing ceremonies in london together and we were talking about floats and things like that, right? for the closing. and i kept hearing -- he's next to me and i kept hearing his voice in my

as we go into at least the next few hours, we will still be dealing with showers, moist of the most those most of the moisture should pushoff. future cast shows uss going to play out with mostly cloudy skies and slowly you will see them clearing, as the system continues to pull away. by 11 am we will see lots of sunshine and then the sunshine will stick around as we go into saturday and sunday.-clouds will return on sunday we are warming things up, a lot more sunshine as we go into the weekend. you are wake up to 53 in napa, 54 richmond 53 and pleasanton, highs around the region at 80 degrees in pleasanton, 77 in fremont, 65 in san francisco, 81 in napa and 82 in fairfield. 7-day forecast shows we are going to see a warming trend, as we go into the weekend and even into next week. take a look at next tuesday, 99 degrees for our inland locations. we should speak triple digits and some locations. 91 degrees inland on father's day. 74 closer to the bay, 63 along the coast and just beautiful, dry weather expected for us. >> sounds like a victory forecast for sunday.>> i'm watching the game outside. >>> have a good father's day weekend for all of you

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temperatures are going to get hotter by the weekend. abc7 news joins us with a look at the forecast. >> it's feeling like summer out here, you felt it by the temperatures. highs coming in in 30 minutes and hot inland. 97 in fairfield. oakland, toasty. 82 degrees. 94 santa rosa. temperatures warm inland and 94 oakland down to 71. san francisco, cooling off with a bit of a breeze in half moon bay, dropping into the 50s. temperatures showing you inland heat can be slow to dissipate. by 9:00 there are 80s on the board bringing us a wide range in temperatures and not just one day or inland communities. >>> cooler air near santa barbara county's sherpa fire helped firefighters reach 70% containment. the fire is still burning to the northeast. firefighters expect to have full containment thursday. >> now, tonight, we're hearing for the first time from the top prosecutor looking into all allegations of police misconduct in oakland and other agencies. that includes any officer who broke the law. laura? >> she says her office is hosting criminal charges, and the pu

how are they going to use the money to expand? seem like a massive amount, three point $5 billion, the biggest single investment coming into uber, bringing their cash pile to $11 billion. they are going to need operably at least to that to realize their plans for international extension. it is the world leader in car hailing applications. haveround the globe, they strong competitors emerging in countries like china and india and across europe as well as the u.s.. uber is going to need the money. they need the money for to get intorposes, consumer heads around the globe and expand into new cities from china to und india. expandthis money is to in the middle east. how is it going to use the money in the middle east? what is the market share right now? isie mawad: the middle east only one of the markets it is going to use the money to expand into. they are already into 20 cities there. china is the key piece here, especially when you look at the investment that apple made just didimonth in uber's rival . that is going to be a key mark

she had us going from the moment we met her. >> do you rememb "e.t." moments? >> i've had a gang of imaginary interviews with "e.t.." those are off the chain. i don't know why i'm naked in every interview we've done. >> see leslie and the ladies of the "ghostbusters" preview. and last prince harry hit the coldplay stage with chris martin. >> in london, prince harry was showing off his hidden singing and dancing -- i guess call it talent. on stage belting outcoldplay's "up and up" along with chris martin and the prince of less oatho and the children's choir from thatcountry. it was to raise funds for kids with hiv/aids in that country. >> we move from royalty to music royalty. celine dion. >> you know i've been with celine and how she really just gets lifted up from the fans. and let me tell you something, it happened again in celine performed there for the first time since her husband death. >> the city light has been bracing for celine, her smiles of joy it all. wearing a bright dress, topped with a black leatherjacket, celine was so touched by the cheering fa

i know he's going to give us positive energy, going to support us as a team the best way he can. >> know it's going to kill him not to be there but we're going to win for him. >> his suspension doesn't make us win the game. we have to take the game. a big suspension for them but we still got to play. >> well now how dangerous they are no matter who is in the lineup. we have to be better than game four in order to get win. >> tomorrow 5:30 p.m., coverage of the game begins right here on abc7 with the warriors and the cavaliers in oakland. after that we'll be broadcasting after the game live from oracle. >>> game six of the stanley cup finals underway at the tank. sharks trying to give themselves a chance to make history. only one team has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the cup. a win tonight would force a game seven wednesday in pittsburgh. right now both teams plenty of chances but only pittsburgh is on the board. 1-0 after one. second period about to get underway. >>> earlier today the a's trying to snap a seven game losing streak, facing the reds in cincinnati. turned into a

i know he's going to give us positive energy, going to support us as a team the best way he can. >> it'sto kill him not being there but want to go out there and do it as a team and try to make a statement on our own floor. >> his suspension doesn't make us win the game. we have to take the game. it's a big suspension. >> ey know how dangerous they are no matter who is in the lineup. we have to be getter than game four in order to try to get a win in a building where they have been very successorful. >> tomorrow, 5:30, coverage of game five bins on abc7 with the warriors and cavaliers in oakland. tip-off 6:00 p.m. if you're not watching at oracle, abc7 is the only place to see game five. after that, stick around for "after the game" with larry in myself. >>> game six of the stanley cup finals just underway. sharks trying to force a game seven against pittsburgh. today the a's snapped a losing streak? cincinnati. top two no score. the kid out of cal with the line drive, two-run homer. 12th of the year. 2-0 a's. two batters later, deep and out to dead center. another two-one shot. a four-ru

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why do the majority of us go liberal? >> i didn't know we were going to talk about politics. >> but that's what it is. >> it's interesting to hear you bring up a liberal perspective in politics. i mean, is that something that people are talking about in your community? >> no one talks about that. how can you, you know, be a muslim and a liberal at the same time? in a sense, it's a paradox. it doesn't combine. especially on economical standpoints, like i was saying, somalis all own businesses. >> that was unprecedented access on camera. and on the political side, he and others were ranting about the obama administration's push to stay on the public doll, dependent on government cash. they say it really hampers them. and that mother who has yet to determine the whereabouts of her missing son, we note apparently she didn't call 911, as often they don't, but waited until our contact could be reached. typical. so what happens in that gap of time? we'll keep you posted on that with more detail as we get them. >>> the insiders wi

yeah. >> and whether we were in saudi arabia or whether we weren't in saudi arainia, they were going to attack usf we are attacked, we are going to attack back. you can make the argument that we have been attacked by isis. this is something we should engage in. >> staying on this theme, there has been an interesting debate in the democratic and republican primaries about whether the u.s. is better off trying to push for dictators like assad in the middle east to be pushed out of power or whether we're actually better off with them there because in some ways they actually tamp down. >> where i fall on this is the unintended consequences of our interventions and that the unintended consequences have made things worse, not better. >> so do you believe that we are better off having assad be in power without this civil war happening? >> well, you don't want to say for a second that you're better off because there are actions that are atrocious. but we replace the atrocious with equally as atrocious. >> i have got to give you the libertarian test. you have said as a libertarian you believe that people

i know he's going to give us positive energy, going to support us as a team the best way he can. >> know kill him not to be there but we're going to win for him. >> his suspension doesn't make us win the game. we have to take the game. a big suspension for them but we still got to play. >> well now how dangerous they are no matter who is in the lineup. we have to be better than game four in order to get win. >> tomorrow 5:30 p.m., coverage of the game begins right here on abc7 with the warriors and the cavaliers in oakland. after that we'll be broadcasting after the game live from oracle. >>> game six of the stanley cup finals underway at the tank. sharks trying to give themselves a chance to make history. only one team has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the cup. a win tonight would force a game seven wednesday in pittsburgh. right now both teams plenty of chances but only pittsburgh is on the board. 1-0 after one. second period about to get underway. >>> earlier today the a's trying to snap a seven game losing streak, facing the reds in cincinnati. turned into a home run derby

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she used to go there with her son. tell us more about her, if you can. i would like to know more about her if you could help us with that. >> yeah. to be very honest, i've never met her before until that night but it was such a long time that we were spending together. we talked about our day and what our goals were in our lives and she was just is such a supportive person. once you talked to her and she smiled, she was able to brighten your day. she was very urban and up to date with everything. to be able to have a conversation and make everybody's day and the last conversation i had i was talking about -- i liked her bag and she started smiling and told me i like your smile. and that was the last thing that she said to me. >> carlos rozario, thank you very much for bringing those memories to us. i really, really appreciate it. we're joined now by tamera, she was at the night club during the attack. where were you when the shooting started? >> i actually left about anywhere from one to -- five to ten minutes before the shooting. i was parting with frie

they want us not to go to work, to fear. ock us in our homes, our kids not to go to school and they are not going to get away with that. you're not an alarmist, you're a realist. and that's what we're dealing with in our world today. what you're saying is extremely rational and the world needs to recognize that. we need to be vigilant but we cannot run in fear nor are we. and that's why what we saw today, geraldo, in that command center, we saw federal agents working hand in hand with state, local law enforcement, u.s. attorneys, state prosecutors, statewide prosecutors all working as a team to stop this. >> attorney general pam bondi, thank you so much, general. i really appreciate it. >> thank you, geraldo. thank you. >> you got it. i want to go back to carlos smith from the equality florida and eddie meltzer who was at the club just before the shooting took place. this has to be a profound blow to your community. so much so that do you fear that you'll never again live this kind of open life despite the fact that you have

going up. jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange on that, hey, jill?> good morning, brooke, nicole, the market broke their five day losing streak, the dow rose 93-point on thursday. the nasdaq was up nine. futures are lower open. revlon is buying elizabeth arden for about $420 million in cash. this deal would boost revlon's skin care and perfume office. both companies have struggled in the past few years, elizabeth arden makes perfumes and colons for celebrities like justin bieber, taylor swift. sales though are down. you might have noticed your grocery bill is going down. government data shows grocery prices have fallen by nearly 1% in the past year. mostly because global demands is down, supply is up. meat, fish, milk, bread, egg price haves all fallen, but fresh fruit prices rupp. >> and facebook will start tracking which stores you're shopping in, businesses which ties on facebook will be able to include a map of the closest physical store and then facebook will use the phone's location, to see if people actually went there to shop. so, brooke, nic

and kept us going. >> doris: what was different for you tonight? >> got going early, then got out of rhythm, but i was at the rim. and got my jumper working in the second half. and my teammates did a great job of finding me. i can't do guys. >> doris: and going up against a historically great team, the contributions of tristan and j.r., what do you need to beat them? >> the same effort on friday. started defensively, and it's trickle down to the offensive side. we finally starting playing our basketball, and we had a very good game as a result. we still can be better, and want to do it again on friday. >> doris: thank you. >> mike: they led 33-16 after the first quarter. led by as many as 20 at one point, as irving erupted for 16 points in the opening period. golden state made a couple of runs, but never anything to make the cavaliers sweat. the series is now two games to one. we'll be back to wrap up game three from cleveland, more coverage ahead after this time-out. a bacon mozzarella burger sounds delicious enough, but wendy's spin on it is an e