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after the ws rediscover their defense in a 21-point beat down. it was the starting lineup that really set the tone. mcgee a huge difference maker on both ends. running the floor. gets the alley-oop. at the other end, the block of lamarcus al driven. klay thompson dialing it from long range. three of his 27 game-high points. 5 of 6 from downtown as the warriors take game one, 113-92. >> regardless of what everyone is saying, the warriors have lost it, they're not together, they can't win without steph. they're not the same team. blah-blah-blah. you know, we know what we're capable of. >> the sharks stole game one in anaheim. trying to take game two tonight. late in the first, tied at 1-1. crosses in front of the net and scores. the power-play goal for the sharks and they take the lead. in the second period now, hurdle with the puck goes inside out. a great move to bury. spectacular puck work, make it 3-1 sharks. sharks win it 3-2 to take a commanding lead back to san jose. >>> how about some baseball? giants and padres. up 3-2 after an evan longor

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speaking of the ws, they're currently in action against the suns. we'll have highlights of that tonight at 11:00. that's it for sports. more news after the break. today. >>> a peninsula aviation museum is showcasing a different mode of transportation today. it was all about the trains at the aviation museum in san carlos. you can see how realistic, those are model trains. local model railroad groups set up five different train layouts for people to check out. it was part of the museum's annual model train show this ran this entire week. that is so much fun. saw kids there and taking pictures but amazing what they have. >> yeah. >> always so detailed, too. >> i love the picture behind us with the sun out, everything. going to a beautiful day tomorrow, too. >> it is. nice and dry. temperatures in the upper 60s for san francisco. and, yes, that's an 80 for your monday. going to be nice. >> i'm loving it. >> thanks very much for joining us. we're back tonight at 11:00. >> have a great night. doug mcconnell and we've got you along the "open road." doug:

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and we )re celebrating a ws morning. look at oracle arena-- home of the warriors. >>> it is wednesday morning and we are celebrating a win. live look at oracle arena, home of warriors, the dubs beat the spurs to advance to the second round of playoffs and a lot of people pumped up about it. good one. right? good morning, thanks for joining us. >> i'm marcus washington, we're all excited here and also excited what kari has to tell us about this morning. kari, looking very good. >> it looks cooler too and some people are really welcoming that because it seemed like for the start of this week we were in summer for a little while. we're going back to spring and here's a live look outside in s san jose. it's a cloudy one but we'll see the clouds starting to roll out of here by 8:00 in willow glen. it's going to be warmer than

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he shows no emotion at all.nd >> you all get mad at me for not crying on the ws >> yesterday mourners attended the funeral for stephon clark. rev ra al sharpton deliveredhe eulogy at the request of the family. >> the president's pressta sec said this is a local matter. no, this is not aca l matter. they've been killing young black men all over the cotry. and we are here to say that we're going to stand with stephon clark and the leaders of this family. we are puing aside our differences. it's time for preachers to come out to the pulpit. it's time for pligs to come out their office. it's time for us to go down and st this madness. >> to discuss all of this further, i'm now joined by politics and government reporter katie who joins us from sacramento. alsoso a public policy prof jack laser and a civil rights attorney john brew th. nk you for being here. katie, i want to begin with you. the family had requested an independent autopsy. those results wereed rele today. what did that autopsy find? >> yes. their independent found that stephon clark was shot eight times. five of those times

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michelle kingston, @mkingstonne ws"we were also here in danville this afternoon for the 3.0 that struck3:25. like everybody we spoke to, we also didn't feel it.and luckily -- no damage was reported.in danville, michelle kingston, kron 4 news." (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . (mabrisa rodriguez)much of the san francisco bay area and central california coast will remain dry as a result with breezy conditions (especially over the waters and higher elevations) as the main impact from this weak storm system. the storm will then move eastward by wednesday with the trough axis pushing toward the central and southern plains. meanwhile over the eastern pacific, a ridge will begin to build and gradually push its way toward the west coast. this will lead to a warming trend over the area with widespread 80s becoming increasingly more likely for interior areas by friday/saturday. (justine) happening tomorrow... inspections are set to begin on the golden gate bridge towers. officials will inspect the condition of the steel to dete

nowan democrats are saying he ws removed by paul ryan because of the prayer.his is what they said today, they stormed the floor, demanding not only ang investigation, but more. watch. >> dismissal of father conroy following this prayer shows republicans true refusal to embody faith and charity. resolve there is hereby established a committee to investigate the actions and motivations behind the resignation of the house chaplain. >> they want a special council against paul ryan. nancy pelosi says it was unjust. >> one democrat, three democrats, what did you find. out? >> some complained to paul ryan. told me father was a little more partisan than pastor. others went to him for counseling, thought he wasn't as warm or understanding as he should have been. they went to the senate chaplain instead. it was the aaccumulation including pushing for certain bills. that's what led to his dismissal. i have gotten that from high officials. >> this is a tempest in a teapot. >> now they want to find a new chaplain. he wants a man who has a family and children. >> theyy marr

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they're forced to face the consequences, faced allegations and they have to speak in their own worlds wsnder oath. >> rick: flies in from tennessee, the brother of the boyfriend to stay in the house, offered support to his brother after his kid falls down the stairs. that brother was in the mansion with a woman the night she was found hanging. he was the only one that was there. so we heard from the brother's after the civil suit and we want to get his reaction hear your reaction. >> absolutely astounded that verdict could be rendered when there was not a single speck of evidence that in any way showed that adam had absolutely anything to do with the death of rebecca zahau. >> that's hard to believe. he was the only adult there. he was the one who found the body, he allegedly caught her off the rope, tried to give her cpr. >> rick: it had a motive potentially because he was angry about the angry not taking care of the 6-year-old and allowing him to fall down the stairs. because that would be a motive, but the other thing that i think is problematic with this case is that because he claim

and everybody agree ws with that, except very stupid people. >> russia brazenly denies its actions. and we have failed to impose sufficient costs. >> reporter: well, this new reporting about mueller comes at a time when the first sentence was handed down in this case. a lawyer tied to one of president trump's former campaign aides was sentenced to serve 30 days in prison and pay a fine, highlighting the stakes for the people involved. president trump plans to have a why the day here in white house before heading to west virginia for a fund-raising dinner. that's one of the things he has been doing the last few weeks in preparation for the 2018 and 2020 election. alisyn and david. >> we will see how quiet a day it is in the white house. sometimes things change after 6:00 a.m. let's bring in john avlon and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, the president is the subject of mueller's probe, not a target. what's the difference? >> there are three categories of witnesses in federal investigations. there's a witness who is someone who has information of value. there's a target, who is almost certain

one of the senators was saying should ws do you think apply to you, he said i'll get back to you with a list. a ist of new laws, quite romise from a c. e.o. who has heretofore preferred to remain unregulated. you would think, wow, this is a than i thoughtny it was. the testimony you have your view r affirm that the long-term survival of is under threat? david: i don't believe the ong-term survive of this company is under threat. 2.2 billion users, it's not anywhere anytime soon. stock market darlings with the highest profit of any exchange the stock bar none and ever rising, that could be in jeopardy. stock has gonehe up as steadily as it does in the last few hours. a lot of things that he is talking about is going to cost a and could give bargaining leverage on what they pay. that could hurt facebook's in itability going forward my opinion. >> let's talk about the business model. sandburg told me last week the business model isn't change. it is an ad-based business model the allows people around world to use facebook for free, people who couldn't pay for it they wanted to. he said so

undermine the pentagon's ability to access the data and if it is just amazon ws it is easier to do than have multiple stores of supplies. i am not sure what the pentagon is thinking and there is power centers that are thinking about this. and they might think that if you awarded one company they will have the best security and if there is penetration of one security barrier, all of your eggs are in one basket. and there is different arguments why you would award it to one country. >> has any company had more power than the history of any other country than amazon or google ever. >> it is a good question. i think, i mean, you could look at standard oil in the 1880s or '90s and they didn't have ability to manipulate them in the way that jeff and larry does. and so it is hard to say. this is crazy. >> they could control your energy but they have had no control over your mind. and matt, thank you for paying attention to this. >> and it will continue every night this week and again and again and again. and it is worth investigating the dangerous powers of big tech because no one else is. up

he had very strong words against president trump during the primary and as soon as turump ws elected he changed his tune and was a candidate for secretary of state. it seems he is supporting trump when it suits him and his career. i think one thing he has to worry about in utah. he wasn't a shoo-in for this race and a lot of people see him as a carpet bagger. he has only recently moved to utah and changed his voter registration there just within the last few years. i think he has a few things that are all related to the fact that he looks a bit like an opportunistic in many ways. >> let's put up the results of the 2012 primary here. brian, there is the element of the drum beat that goes through the primary season and potentially inevitability. look at these numbers. 93% mitt romney won the gop primary in 2012 and comes in second to a two term state senator when asked why voters latched on to his message, his answer was, "i don't know. i don't know. it's just my message." what happened to mitt romney? >> good to see a raucous night of voting in utah, you know? we are seeing the proces

ws. >>> it's raining out there now and will rain like this throughout the evening hours, so accumulationsrain in some places, maybe an inch to an inch and a half in the east bay or north bay hills around marin county. but the morning commute will be wet. servely wet on the roadway and certainly southbound certainly wet on the -- certainly wet on the roadway and from the sky. no yellows of oranges because the dynamics of the rain aren't here yet. the strongest part of storm doesn't really arrive until saturday morning about 3:00 to 40:00 in the morning -- 4:00 in the morning. there's the live camera shot of the toll plaza, and that's how it's going to look tomorrow except with cars. wet, and i suspect a very similar rainfall rate for tomorrow morning. because the rain will last through saturday around lunchtime, there's a flash flood watch in effect. the burn areas obviously the biggest concern for the bay area, but also up in the hills around auburn and the west slope of the sierra nevada. the areas that will get the most rain are the hilly locations. the coastal hills up to 6 inches of r

>> let me remind everyone, having spent a lot of years as an old friendf campaigning, i ws behind 51-and my third campaign, having lost twice. i won that election 54-46. george w. bush, he was behind in may by 19 points, he won in november by six. that means one out of every five americans switched between may and november. by the way, we are a long way from the 2018 election. if we end up with the antitax cut democrats, the anti-semitic democrats, the socialist democrats, the nutcase democrats, the people who have no positive solution for anything, if they end up being what the issue is about, we are going to win a shocking election. if we are passing slow and stupid and we allow them to define the election, we could lose. as it has for the republican party. the lead, greatest test of our lifetime. can we tell a simple story? trump today in west virginia did a good job. again, i'm an old-fashioned, tough -- i i believe in fightin. i believe in a real campaign. if we can have a real campaign, we'll do surprisingly well this fall. >> sean: mr. speaker, good to have you back. you've bee

my father died a couple of years ago when we heard the wonderful ws that she was pregnant, it seemed self-evident when we knew it was a boy. but of course, we could have called her a girl if she had been a girl because campbell seems to be one of these names that works well for both sexes. but for me it will always be a male name because that was dad's name. it suddenly seemed obvious that we would call our son campbell. >> how long have you been married to her? and what did network have to do with marrying her? >> that's a good question. we'll be celebrating our seventh anniversary this year. we met in new york city. and i remember it as long as i live in the depth of the finaltial crisis. i -- financial crisis. the network in question was a hing called the montpelier economists who originated in the post war period and was founded by the economist is invited to give a speech about the financial crisis. -- i was invited to give a speech about the financial crisis. it was a question you would be worried about in early 2009 if you were an economist of that persuasion. i agreed. i was

february 2015, a 23-year-old, joe paterson on the left, and that is his son fro, his wife ws pregnant when he took the fentanyl product and he never got he is newborn son. joe paterson took a single pain pills from a friend when he pulled a muscle and he died. josh ackerman in california took a quarter of a xanax because he couldn't sleep and he never woke up after taking the quarte thatf the template. the story is the same for nancy crowley in florida and bernice and ohio, and even prints in minnesota. it took us a long while to find out what killed in as a counterfeit drug that was laced with fentanyl. carly is in the picture on the right and holding a picture of her son. she has been a big advocate of trying to get these counterfeit products off the market. so, americans are dying. and there's a few things that as a psm, we would like to change and get going on trying to put this problem away. so we need every american to be aware that our country is awash in fake pills. we need that information out there to be careful when you are borrowing a tablet or dying from an unclean source

remember, he is the number two at thehe fbi, was number two, ws the senior official charged with investigatingillary clinton over the email matter. targeting president trump. as p far as i'm concerned, his conduct that's been alleged by the inspector general, h and to know he's facing potential prosecution, has tainted both investigations. remember, andrew mccabe, ironically, it is the official who reportedly set up the ambush interview of those agents with general plan and general flynn was later charged with lying and admitted to lying to those agents. now mr. mccabe is charged, could be charged with lying at least three times under oath to fbi officials and investigators. extraordinary development, doesn't look good for mr. mccabe, mr. comey, and frankly mr. so we nan, who was handed this investigation by mccabe and his team. >> mark: chris, you broached today that you are pretty embarrassed about the state of your old agency and what it has come to. i mean, this is -- the fbi is not the issue. nobody cares about russia, it's all gone away, it's actually the conduct of the highest figures b

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it ws clear to me a year ago whether there was a conspiracy and the trump campaign.has become abundantly clea to me that there is that conspiracy and, because we have done our homework, we've filed this suit. finally, judy, i'm veryou concerned the upcoming elections. civil lawsuits have an imporrpnt e of deterrence, and i hear from so many people across this couny, they've hacked before, they've interfered in 2016 and they're going to do it again, what are you going to do about it, tom? >> woodruff: i hear u, but to the point of conspiracy, this is something we know. again, special counsel robert mueller is look into it. the public doesn't kn if that actually happened. it may appear to some people it d but untile dots have been connected and there is some legal basis for that, are you at risk in a lawsuit of getting ahead of what are known facts? >> well, i'm very comfortable of where we arw. i feel we have ample evidence to don't strait in a civ prding what we're doing. and we have a lower burden of proof in a civil cas so i've dealt with this from the criminal sid

so i think there are three ws, the what. what is the response? the when which is what is the timeline? and then the will. how committed is the u.s. going to be to staying the course in syria and to following up on whatever message the trump administration decides should be sent? there is no question that the world is watching and this is the same moment that president obama had in 2012 when he talked about a red line. >> so let's look at the politics of it. president obama did not believe that this is not in the u.s. interest, the money, the time, what it would take to change the situation in syria so we will stay out of that. trump feels the same way. he was critical of obama back then for even considering military action. he does not believe in regime change there. he just suggested that we should get out. so how does this play out politically in terms of will to the third w? >> there is a total contradiction in trump's policy as you point out. president obama famously did not act on assad crossing the red line in part because he felt he couldn

governmentnt and controls the ws is very much at odds with the reality of what the trump administration is doing and the people who are running foreign-policy in the things that actually believe, and mike pompeo is one of the principal people who illustrates that kind of breach between the narrative and the reality. amy: and pompeo, and very's interviews, has talked about it seems to be syria as a place to confront iran and the whole issue of rex tillerson being for the nuclear deal in iran, but president trump -- and it looks like mike pompeo -- very much against. theeah, i mean, one of --lly dangerous aspects remember when rex tillerson was nominated for secretary of state , he was held up as kind of exhibit "a" as proof that donald trump was an agent of the kremlin because rex tillerson is the ceo of exxon did a lot of business with russia, as most oil companies obviously would. he was perceived as being friendly with the russian government because it was in the interest of exxon to be friendly with the russian government. as it turned out, rex tillerson was almost like a moderating

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