scott parent, gt thompson, a couple of my originals, mike kelly, who i watched on television. he was great. where is mike kelly? where is he? boy, were you great on television this morning. and of course, one of our other originals, congressman tom marino. right? [applause] thank you, thank you. as you may know, there is another big gathering taking place tonight in washington, d.c. did you hear about it? [booing] a large group of hollywood actors -- [booing] -- and washington media -- [booing] -- our consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in the nation's capital right now. they are gathered together for the white house correspondents dinner without the president. [applause] and i could not possibly be more thrilled that to be more than 100 miles away from washington's swamp, spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people. right? [applause] >> usa, usa, usa. and look at the media back there. they would actually rather be here, i have to tell you. [booing] that's right. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: media outlets like cnn and msnb

captivating the nation, maybe. estes looking to fend off thompson to fill the house left by cia director mike pompeo. little too close to call for comfort for republicans. speaker paul ryan urging voters to turn out looking as this first indicator of how the g.o.p. might fare in future elections. voter i.d. law in texas is found illegal for the second time. federal judge ruling that state lawmakers intended to discriminate on racial grounds when it was approved in 2011. she made her original ruling two years ago, appeals court asked her to re-examine the case. ainsley: well, is he not just our commander-in-chief, president trump is a billionaire businessman. what are the keys to his success and what financial lessons can you learn from him? steve: joining us now is the author of the wildly successful book rich dad, poor dad now celebrating its 20th year in print robert. good morning to you. >> good morning. i want to talk thank fox tore being good to trump and i. steve: you wrote that book together? >> i don't know. it sort of came about. i'm the only author that shared the cove

earthquakes, which is just what jim thompson is trying to deliver in one of the more conservative congress alexander in the country. >> i think it's an anti-ultra conservative vote. >> reporter: he's an army veteran and a bernie sanders democrat. >> trump has made a lot of people nervous. i see a lot of people here worried about some of the things that they've seen coming out of the trump white house. >> reporter: democrats lost the fourth congressional district in kansas in 1994 and have been out in the wilderness here ever since. donald trump won this district by nearly 30 points. the republican candidate is ronneron e es tez. >> do you connect yourself with donald trump? do you think that's a viable connection? >> i think it is in the district. i think there's a lot of people who like the message that we need to change washington. >> hitching your kwam bayne to the president does have its pitfalls. >> i got to apologize, i didn't vote for you. >> oh, no. that's terrible. >> i think you're going to do a wonderful job, represent republicans very well. i think you're a good solid

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crediting their 14-game win streak to a "lucky toaster" on march 13 klay thompson received a toaster from a fan who asked him to sign it thompson obliged signing the toaster and giving it back to the fanever since that day the warriors have not lost and the internet is alive with references to klay thompson's lucky toaster tesla has hit it big. the title the electric car maker has taken from one of detroit's biggest manufacturers. (pam) move over general motors... the bay area is now the home of the most valuable automaker in the u-s.(vicki) palo alto's electric car maker has taken the top spot. (pam) tesla hit a market value of nearly 51- billion dollars today... as tesla is inching closer to some of the most valuable automakers. toyota is the world's most valuable automaker. it is worth about three times more than honda... which has a market value of 54 billion dollars. investors appear optimistic that tesla's upcoming model three car will make the automaker more accessible to the middle class. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shi

lexi thompson, she was leading the first women's golf major of the season by three shots with just six holes to play. she was left in tears when she was approached by a rules official and told she would be punished for an infringement spotted by a television viewer in her previous round. it cost her four shots and ultimately the title which went to south korea's ryu so—yeon. she had to go into a play—off and she was so rattled by the four shot penalty in the final round that mentally she didn't have what it took to finish it off, understandably, all because someone at home was watching and said, i don't think that was right. e—mailed in... if you watch the video, she does put her ball down in a slightly different position but it's one of those things, golf is struggling to get people involved, if you look at it and you think, do i really want to be involved in that sport? the same with dustin johnson to be involved in that sport? the same with dustinjohnson at the us. 0pen same with dustinjohnson at the us. open and whether his ball was moved or not. it's so frustrating, haven't

and the results as the fda is set to roll out a nationwide ban. anne thompson has that. >> reporter: in some of the food we crave fried, sweet and salty lurks a danger, transfats. they keep foods fresher longer but clog up arteries. led by new york city over the past decade, 11 counties in new york state banned transfats in restaurants. even though some complained about government overreach. now a new study is serving up a slice of humble pie to those who oppose the ban. it finds three years after curbing transfats people hospitalized for heart attacks and strokes decreased more than 6%. >> is there any value? >> there is no nutritional value. it's a manufacturing value. >> reporter: next year it will ban transfats in processed foods, inthe ingredients that dr. john torres says are not always apparent. >> do all of these items have transfats? >> that's the problem. you never know. you have to look at the label. and look for that partly hydrogenated. >> even if it says no transfat on the front you must check the back. manufacturers are allowed a half gram or less per soybing. and if

got caught because of a sharp eyed tv viewer. lexi thompson was in the lead until a viewer noticed she moved her ball an inch too far and e-mailed a fan website. they penalized her four strokes and went on to lose. thompson says the ball placement was not intentional. tiger woods tweeted his support for her saying viewers at home should not be officials wearing stripes. what do you guys think? you guys are golfer. >> tiger is right. >> i agree. it's enough trouble golfing with your friends and they're accusing you of cheating. >> the day after? >> i know. >> was it a day? ooh. >> it was inadvertent and had to go into a playoff and lost the playoffs. >> i attempted yesterday. you should have seen me. look over there. >> they call that a hand wedge when you throw it. >> hand wedge. >> i nailed it. >>> all right, "pop news" time? >> yes. >> good morning, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] good morning. good morning. good morning to you. time for "pop news" now and supermodel tyra banks is taking on ageism in the fashion world. announcing this weekend that after 23 seasons she's removi

scandal. rolling the network. we get details from nbc's ann thompson. >> reporter: bill o'reilly leaves with a $25 million check say sources with knowledge of his contract. the severance amounts to a year's salary of the four year-deal he just signed. o'reilly learned he was out while riding to the airport in rome returning home from a vacation that included meeting pope francis. gabrielle sherman reported about fox news for several years. did the sexual harassment claims end with o'reilly's firing? >> i'm hearing from my sources that the company is continuing to hear from women. this is a culture that long predated bill o'reilly. >> reporter: sherman also says there are new claims of racial discrimination. burgess went on "the view" today with her story of what o'reilly said when she was a temp. >> he walks past and says, hey hot chocolate. >> reporter: a fox news spokesperson says they are unaware of any new claims. o'reilly's firing comes less than a year after ceo roger ailes was also ousted for sexual harassment. together o'reilly and ailes were paid $65 million to leave, the women

scorecard the previous day that was incorrect. thompson went from a two shot lead to being two shots behind the leader. she fought back for fourth, cost her the title, over $150,000 in prize money. here she is. >> it's unfortunate what happened, i didn't realize i did that, i thought strong to the finish, it was great to see the fans behind me. i learned a lot about myself and how much fight i do have in me. i don't know, every day is a learning process, i wasn't expecting what happened today, but it is what it is, it happened and i learn from it and hopefully i do better. >> andy: fans on the course and at home were outraged, as were other players. tiger woods tweeted -- and justin thomas sent out -- >> andy: i guess they forgot that this isn't the first time golfers had a controversy just like this. >> nobody likes a tattletale, except our course me. >> andy: the best thing i did all day was find that video. okay, jackie, was as fair? >> i think it's ridiculous, if they made the call, maybe they want to address it that bad call right away, within the next couple of minutes, great.

decision has not changed. >> wow. >> now the cia director mike pompeo as he speaks. james thompson by 30 points. compares that to mike pompeo by 32 points. mitt romney won in the district by 26 points. now, democrats are looking at next tuesday's election in georgia' sixth district. >> the election is likely headed to a run off. joining us now republican congress and member of freedom caucus. he's the author of the new book, ken buck, "drain the swamp." >> it is great to have you with us. >> the consensus within the parties, it is the people in power and out of power and you either play the game or with the people in power or you get kicked to the side. >> there is a bipartisan bankruptcy going on right now. people in both parties are willing to spend more money but not willing the make the tough decisions that put their elections at risk. >> why thnot? >> we have been talking about it for years. it was $4 trillion debt. we are in $20 trillion debt now. >> we'll be at $30 trillion in five years. >> what's so embarrassing of the current situation, we don't have major military conconflict,

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ripped off. nbc's anne thompson with details. >> at trump university, we teach success. that's what it's all about. >> reporter: what the ads promised thousands of unhappy students say trump university didn't deliver. today walking away with a $25 million settlement approved by a federal judge ending the seven-year legal fight claiming the university used high pressure sales tactics and never taught real estate success. engineer george heinous talking to nbc news last year. >> i was highly deceived. >> reporter: free at first and then students were sold packages that ran 1500 to $35,000. they make 90% of what they spent back. the judge called it a significant and immediate recovery. the same judge, then candidate trump accused of being bias because of his heritage. >> the judge that happens to be, we believe, mexican, which is great. what the judge is doing is a total disgrace. >> reporter: for months on the trail, trump made this promise. >> i don't want to settle cases when we're right. i don't believe in it. >> reporter: as president elect he reversed course and saturday tweeted

. nbc's anne thompson is following the latest there. what do we know about this capture in. >> well we know that you know how authorities always say if you see something say something. well that's exactly what a farmer did in reedstown, wisconsin. about 9:30 last night he saw a man who he said was suspicious camping on his property and he asked the man to leave. what he noticed about this man is that he looked a lot like joseph jack bow ski. he's also suspected of sending a manifesto to the trump administration criticizing the government and also it was a very anti-religious read. and so for ten days authorities in wisconsin have been on this manhunt looking for him. they set up a perimeter last night around the farmer's property and this morning about 6:00 a.m. central time they made contact with the suspect and they took him in without any kind of resistance and they have identified him. so this ends some very tense times in wisconsin, so tense that churches were on alert for easter sunday services which will happen this sunday. they were concerned about security and in fact the gove

to rollout a nationwide ban next year. ann thompson has that story. >> reporter: in some of the foods we crave, fried, sweet and salty, lurks the hidden danger, transfats. they keep foods fresher longer, but clog arteries, driving up the risk of heart attack and stroke. led by new york city over the past decade, 11 counties in new york state banned transfats in restaurants, even though some critics complained about government overreach. now a new study is serving up a slice of humble pie to those who oppose the ban. it finds three years after curbing transfrats, people hospitalized for strokes decreased 6% schb. is there nutritional value to transfats? >> no. >> reporter: so the fda will ban transfats in all foods. john torrez says they are not always apparent. do all these items have transfats? >> you never know. you have to look at the label, that's the only way to do it. look for partially hiydrogenize. if you're eating popcorn or chips, those half grams can add up quickly. >> as you know, nobody eats one serving of potato chips. >> reporter: no. making sure our cravings don'

savings. nbc's ann thompson explains. >> reporter: popcorn is it paul and julie's business. >> we have white chocolate cranberry and blueberries and cream. >> reporter: offering 80 flavors at the three stores in coastal maine. but what they spend on wireless internet and cable services has left a sour taste. >> almost $500 a month. >> actually more than $500 a month. it's almost $600. >> there you go. >> reporter: we introduced them to sharks, the human kind. >> if you can match that, i'll stay with you guys. >> reporter: bill sharp, professional negotiators that take 40% of the savings they win for customers. >> consumers don't pay attention to price creep. this will be your price gradually going up or new fees added. >> reporter: the roberts put the company to the test. >> i'll go ahead and install it now. >> reporter: downloading the app. >> snap a picture. >> reporter: and uploading bills. the whole process 12 minutes to get the sharks fishing. >> it's an $80 difference. >> reporter: this exists because most consumers don't even realize they can negotiate or if they do, they don't

terry thompson, to raise funds to help the rapidly growing number of aids patients. over an 11 year period, thompson raised over $5 million for various charities and aid aids emergency from get the eagle continues to be a popular venue to host events, raising money for aids charities, and other organizations as well as provide a welcoming place for the san francisco lgbt community together. item 3-e cows automotive center. the business has continuously serve the mission district since it was founded in 1975 by the california [inaudible] cows automotive center rights general auto repair services for all types of vehicles but a specializes in working on classic and vintage cars which can often be seen in the shop or parked on the street nearby. the business has a loyal customer base for its reasonable prices, and extraordinary quality of service. cows automotive center adds to the culture and community in the mission district restoration of classic and vintage cars, participation in parades and motorcades, and many ways in which it gives back to local schools, its neighbors and those

to that freedom. we were fortunate fob contacted by a woman elaine thompson, a wonder frl woman in virginia who took the time to really take care of her family heirloom piece. it is this handmade tin owned by her ancestor joseph tram he will. he actually made that handmade tin to protect, as i like to say, his freedom. in fact, it was used to protect the freedom payers from 1852. those freedom papers were vastly important to him because at any moment's notice someone could challenge his freedom and he would have to prove that. he had to regster every two years in virginia and it gives us a little more insooiight on being free during that time. sadly elaine has passed on but she was tsz the steward of her family's history and she was able to unpack quite a bit of her family's story. but we're very fortunate because at this point her great niece has now picked up the manned will and she is carrying it forward. she wrote a book at age 9 with the assistance of her great aunt and now she's getting ready to rewrite that book at age 16 and carry that research further. so the we're looking

estes beat out thompson, you remember, in a close contest that could have reverberation for the midterms. tag to twitter yesterday the president wrote, the recent kansas election, congress, was a really big media event until the republicans won. now they play the game with georgia. bad. senator bernie sanders suggested democrats didn't enough to support thompson in the election. >> so what i think has happened now in kansas, it is true that the democratic candidate lost. it is true the democratic party should have put more resources into that election. it is also true he ran 20 opponents better than the democratic candidate for president did in kansas. >> what do you think? especially looking ahead to georgia? >> first of all, maybe bernie sanders is right. maybe they should look back. that was a district republicans have won easily, that trump won easily, that pompeo won easily. it was closer than expected. that suggests some kind of trend. >> worth looking at. >> georgia tomorrow. georgia is a district donald trump only won by one point, this georgia district. if republicans hold onto

against him. today, president trump himself came to o'reilly's defense. anne thompson has more. >> and the o'reilly factor begins now. >> reporter: as advertisers continue to flee, 35 and counting tonight, accusations the fox news star actually harassed female colleagues. coming to his side, president donald trump. in an interview with "the new york times", trump called o'reilly a good person. o'reilly and fox news settled claims from five women for $13 million according to the times but trump said, i think he shouldn't have settled adding i don't think bill did anything wrong. that defense of o'reilly who trump knows well infuriated attorney lisa bloom. >> i've been flooded by calls from fox news women all week. >> reporter: now representing wendy walsh, a former fox contributor who claims o'reilly harassed her. >> i simply said, i'm sorry, i can't do that. >> reporter: trump has been accused of unwanted sexual misconduct in the past and denied it. his comments to an actress during his "access hollywood" taping almost derailed his presidential campaign. trump apologized but no

right of every justice on the court? >> whether he's to the right of alito or thompson, those are the questions we're asking. i think he's consistently where scalia, thompson and alito are, not to the left of them. >> teller of hard truths, thank you. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> i know what you want. i know what you've been thinking. you should just own up to it. you've been sitting there tonight all through the show thinking yes, yes, this is all fine, maddow. but man, i wish there was some new, even creepier details on that lurid sex scandal involving alabama's handsome 74-year-old governor. it's friday. i will not let you down. dirty text messages, open threats, including something rustling in the bushes. also something about a command to bow to the throne. and that's a quote. put the kids to bed. maybe clear the room of anything you don't want to upchuck on. because it's about to get little weird. it's our final story of the night. thank you, alabama. that's next. >>foe pastear, alabama's republican governor robert bentley has be under three separate investigations

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thompson loses following a delayed penalty. how an eagle-eyed fan changed the course of a major golf championship. was that right? was it inappropriate? and patriots star rob gronkow i gronkows >>> from the kpix 5 studio in san francisco, good morning. we have clear skies, sun is making an appearance, little bit of sea haze, otherwise taking a look at the sky line in san francisco from the estuary in oakland. temperatures away from the bay are pretty much in the 40 pms. we do have 50s around the rim of the bay. 51 san jose. sunny skies, breezy, 69 degrees. rain thursday night, rain and wind on fried aef. -- friday. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's fw places. ♪ wow. good to know we have that on our prius! ♪ [beeping] ♪ and lane departure alert. see what i mean? with so many safety features like pedestrian detection and lane departure alert, toyota doesn't need us test dummies as much. oh, i get it, man! hey, i gotta get my thrills somehow. the 2017 prius with toyota safety sense standard. toyota. let's go places. good is in every b

. erin going one-on-one with match box 20's front man rob thompson. she was up late to get this interview. you got to >> big empire tonight. will cookie say yes. allison talks with taye diggs all about it a he few surprises for him as well. >> actress from the netflix series the show 13 -- >> messing me up. >> yeah. go ahead. >> 13 reasons why. >> see what's happening the prompter and the hand thing it's all on different -- it's got its own mind. carry on maureen. >> she joins us live. jam packed good day. my mom would say to this? >> what that. >> a bad workman quarrels with their tools. i should have known what was coming up so i didn't neat knead the prompter which is really a guide. >> you know what my grand daddy would say? >> this was a tease. >> that performance is not worth a plug nickel. [ laughter ] >> steve and allison. >> i would say, there's always tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> we're going to work on us clearly. >> see in you a couple of minutes. >> the revolution. >> ♪ >>> they're silly. >> they are. still ahead, not just good day coming up but kevin mccarthy on the

this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. can the us do a deal with japan? after president trump dumped a key trade deal with asia — the vice president begins a visit to the country to drum up trade — and rebuild bridges. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday 18th april. the americans have also accused japan of currency manipulation. so what are the odds of the two sides achieving a trade deal? also in the programme, a big day for the us financial sector as bank of america and goldman sachs we'll get the lowdown from new york. could a computer come up with the next big medical breakthrough? we'll meet the man who's using artificial intelligence to try to bush back the boundaries of medical science. and as weetabix fails to take off in china, its chinese owner puts the company up for sale. so today, we want to know, what gets you going in a morning? what's your breakfast wherever in the world you're watching us today? welcome to the programme. of course it has to be a full english! send in your comments. in the last few hours, the us vi

in november by 31 points. democrat james thompson conceded defeat last night, but he said it's a warning to republicans everywhere: >> we've shown that this district is not just competitive, but that we can win it. we have already shocked this country. we've sent a message that no republican district in this country is safe. >> woodruff: the kansas seat had been held by mike pompeo, now president trump's c.i.a. director. republicans face three more special elections to hold seats in georgia, montana and south carolina. their occupants also joined the trump administration. the white house lifted a hiring freeze on the federal work force today. president trump had imposed it, on his first day in office. now, the administration is asking agencies to identify cuts they can make in their staffs. in economic news, the president told "the wall street journal" that he is concerned the u.s. dollar is getting "too strong" and said he had not decided whether to re-appoint janet yellen as chairman of the federal reserve when her term ends in 2018. on wall street, the dow jones industrial ave

. ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> lexie thompson is shocked. after being hit with a four-stroke penalty by the lpga. a tv viewer told tournament officials that thompson had improperly placed a ball the day before. thompson forced the playoff but lost yesterday in california to sun-young yoo. >>> well, the boys of summer are back on big league fields across the country, but baseball is never out of season for one fan. brooks silva-braga learned about his journey. >> the ball isn't much to look at. he pulled the baseball out of a creek and ralph got it in his head to take a photo of the ball with every hall of famer. >> i had no concept seven years ago as to what this was going to mean, how long it was going to take. >> 37,000 miles so far by road and air has yielded these 300 pictures. yogi berra and reggie jackson, cal ripken jr. and ozzie smith. most hall of famers are deceased so carhartt drove to idaho to find harmon killebrew's graveside. babe ruth took him to new york. and the cryogenic where a head is preserved. >> not every inte

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sexual harassment have come to light. anne thompson with the new fallout. >> reporter: bill o'reilly is rarely at a loss for words. >> hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. >> reporter: so far he said nothing on his show about the growing controversy of off screen allegations of sexual harassment. but tonight is advertisers are speaking with their wallets, bmw, mitsubishi motors and drug maker glaxo smithkline are pulling their ads from "the o'reilly factor". allstate saying in a statement inclusivity and support for women are important allstate values. we have suspended our advertising. they found fox news or o'reilly paid five women $13 million to settle harassment and inappropriate behavior claims against the star anchor. >> you're seeing companies speak about their values and their convictions. if they're not aligned with fox news they're supporting with their dollars they will take those dollars away. >> reporter: late today, fox news said in a statement we value our partners and are working with them to address their current concerns. earlier this week in a sta

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closer than many predicted. ron estes beat james thompson. but in a district where donald trump won by 27 points, it was just a 7-point victory for republican last night. there were many factors leading to the smaller margin including motivated democrats against donald trump and widespread opposition to republican governor sam brownback. democrats are hailing it as moral victory. though some on the left are slamming democratic groups for not spending more time and resources on the race, while the gop held out their big guns. president trump took twitter to claim victory. great win in kansas last night for ron estes. lies winning against the dems who spent heavily and predicted victory. a surprisingly tight victory, even though democrats did not spend a whole lot of money. coming up, the race everyone is looking to for a clue about 2018. the one in suburban atlanta. back in 60 seconds. yed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our

this race goes to the democrat mr. thompson but why? >> i am an independent voter, but i don't like our governor either, and i feel like we need to have a different perspective, and i think mr. thompson will do that. >> thank you marlene. we've heard that, by the way, several times from other folks who are registered democrats. over here we're different. how do you think this election will turn out and why? >> you first. >> all i can say is i am hoping it's republican. we don't need any more roadblocks in the government. we need to work together. and i am afraid, if the democrat party wins, it will just be a constant battle of trying to get things accomplished. >> a lot of times there is a lot of anti-trump talk, protests, but here in kansas, here where you live, do you hear that, do you feel that? do you see that? >> not as much as in other parts of theorld and in other parts of the country. i think this election will and should go down party lines to help another voice get on board with president trump and give him a chance. he is less than 100 days in. >> you're happy with what -

player..."she's a huge fan of clay thompson, especially because of his dog."and if you didn't bring your dub nation gear....no worries...this local vendor had more than enough options.other fans made their own...."we're hoping to see the warriors take it all the way this year and represent the bay area." (justine) some superstars came out to celebrate prom with some sick childre. a few 49ers attend the seventh annual prom at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital san francisco and over 200 teen patients and their friends attended the event. patients and niners players enjoyed a fun-filled "masquerade ball" with photo boths, food, music, and of course dancing. niners players in attendance included tight end garret celel, newly acquired wide receiver pierre garcon , and defensive tackle quinton dial.(sot) this special evening allowed patients to participate in a milestone that they may miss as a result of diagnosos or treatment. (jr stone) thousands of peope gathered for the annual earth day rally in san francisco. earth day celebrates and raises awareness about the environment. kron 4's herm

lpga's first major of the season, lexi thompson put in the first major of the season. when she marks her ball with the coin, she does not put the ball back in the proper spot. a viewer e-mailed the tour. moving it around. and they took two strokes away for misplacing the ball. >> you think she would have an advantage there? >> she moved it a little bit. and you get that two-stroke penalty. and you get a two-stroke penalty for signing an incorrect score card. >> four shots she gave back. >> not like she moved it a foot. >> golf is a game of inches, al. >> wow. what the heck? >> here's what she said afterwards, by the way. >> unfortunate what happened. i did not mean that at all. i didn't realize i did that. and i fought strong through the finish. it was great to see the fans behind me. >> it was like a millimeter. when you told me about the story, i thought it would be a big egregious she put the ball somewhere -- it's this much. >> i played with carson one time. he had a ball in the rough. and he kicks it like this far. but that counts. >> matt, look over there. >> i can't wait to he

thompson hit it is three giving golden state a halftime lead. thompson, 23 in the first half, finished with 41. steph curry comes in and fundishes on the other end with a rare dunk. curry scores 19 in the game. later in the quarter, curry picks up another steal. goes behind the back to iguodala for the reverse. golden state ties their season high with their 12th straight win. 121-107. >>> after a bullpen melt down opening day, the giants looked for better results game two tonight in arizona. cuedo allowed four runs in five innings versus arizona but helped himself out at the plate picking up an r.b.i. base hit when it goes off of chris owings. eduardo nunez scores. hernandez scores joe panic and cued toscano to make it 7-2. the bullpen allowed just one hit over four scoreless innings. >>> the bleacher creatures in oakland hoping to see the as go 2-0. bottom of the 7th inning. davis shoots one over the first baseman. jeffrey marte's glove. davis goes in the third. ball got in the way. the as led 6-4. same score, tom of the the ninth. but then, the angels danny espinosa connect for a thr

year. nbc's ann thompson has our keeping you healthy report. >> reporter: the temptation of trans fats, enhancing fried foods, chips, cookies and cakes to the delight of consumers and bane of doctors. empty calories increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes and curbing trans fats improves health. a new study finds, three years after new york counties banned trans fats, people hospitalized for heart attacks and strokes dropped by more than 6%. >> there is no recommended daily allowance for a safe trans fat consumption. study haves shown just a couple grams of intake can increase your risk for heart attack and stroke. >> reporter: how do trans fats do that? by raising your bad cholesterol levels and lowering the good leading to plaque buildup in your arteries that can lead to heart attacks and stroke. cardiovascular disease is responsible for one-third of the deaths in the u.s. and cost the nation almost $1 billion a day in lost productivity and health care expenses. when new york city banned trans fats in restaurant the ten years ago, critics cried nanny state. next year the fda

this hot-button issue changed over the years and decades? nbc's anne thompson has more for us tonight. >> reporter: 26 years after anita hill ignited a conversation on sexual harassment. >> i took that to mean we ought to have sex. >> reporter: the man she accused, clearance thomas is the second longest serving justice on the u.s. supreme court. donald trump said this in 2005 during an ""access hollywood"" taping -- >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: is president. two weeks ago he defended his friend bill o'reilly against sexual harassment claims and bill o'reilly before vacation saw his ratings go up after the new accusations were revealed. what does this tell us about how america perceives the issue of sexual harassment in 2017? >> rich and famous men get away with a lot including sexual harassment. and we have to stop that. and i think we just did, in some respects. >> reporter: nancy erica smith representing gretchen in her suit against fox news roger ailes. >> women can have hope now that we are -- we've had enough. >> reporter: a red book reader survey finds in 40 years

she is. >> it would sell. >> sadly it would. >> nick thompson, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me here. >>> next up, unlikely roommates and their connection. see how a horrible hiftd brought together a california man and a woman nearly 65 years his junior. learn a lesson which may help us all. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." i accept i don't race down the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longe

have not been able to persuade whit woman with that. stuart: golf pro, lexi thompson, lost this week, because of a viewer es email. explain. ashley: viewer watching noticed when she picked herbal up and put her coin down and to clean on the greens, when she put herbal down, it was an inch away where she picked it up. she called in the lpga. looked at video. you're right. this happened the day before. she was leaving the tournament yesterday, three-shot lead. it's a four-shot penalty. stuart: she lost. ashley: two for the infraction on the green. two for turning in incorrect scorecard. got a lot of support. viewers at home should not be officials wearing stripes. stuart: fascinating. what a story. liz: really fascinating. stuart: she lost. this is happening now. the senate judiciary committee is just getting ready to vote on judge neil gorsuch's, this is his confirmmation to, go to the full senate. judiciary committee. voting on it within the next hour. we're on that one. >>> democrats stalling president trump's agenda. they object and obstruct. one reason why. democrats just flat-out

independent counsel, federal prosecutor and partner for thompson and night, robert ray. robert, senator schumer wrongly called the new clear option enables change. it is actually changing senate precedent. i wanted to make that clear because the senate has 44 was sending it to seven votes to change those rules. it would be seven more votes necessary to invoke cloture and stop debate on gorsuch nomination. i want to make that clear. and senator schumer said came to change the nominee, that is foolhardy. the mac it is mass. that is completely ridiculous. and also, you know, who are we replacing here? we are replacing justice scalia. justice scalia. and certain chuck schumer would consider justice scalia outside the mainstream and we are replacing at least according to his tests, one outside the mainstream justice with another outside the mainstream justice. it doesn't make any sense. president trump is right that's what we had an election about. i disagree with the premise first of all that judge gorsuch is outside the mainstream and even if you accept senator schumer's president doesn't

sucks. >> reporter: james thompson was lucky this time, but says his father's car has been broken into twice. neighbors would like to see increased patrols in the area but know there is one simple thing they can do to put the brakes on the break-ins. >> lock your car and have your alarm on. if you don't you are setting yourself of being a victim and somebody taking the things you work for. >> reporter: devin feeley, kpix 5. >>> bart is seeing a rash of thefts in the east bay parking loss. police sawed off five catalytic converters. our police have seen waves of this kind of crime before usually targeting cars parked for entire days by commuters. thieves can take the converters quickly using battery-operated saws and then they sell or convert them into scrap metals. >>> oakland's mayor says the city faces a $32 million shortfall. a new two-year budget includes proposals to fill in the gaps. it's already provoking some negative reaction. >> reporter: the mayor's budget is out and already plenty of dissatisfaction. >> it was a bait and switch by the mayor. >> reporter: the mayor is t

canterbury, it's goodbye. hello. this is breakfast, with ben thompson and katherine downes. six people are arrested for what the police describe as a brutal attack on a young asylum seeker. it happened at the 17—year—old stood at a bus stop in south london — detectives say they are treating it as a hate crime. good morning. it's sunday 2nd april. also ahead... more than 250 people die in colombia after a massive landslide — many more are still missing. a year on from the launch of a campaign to protect horses and riders on the roads, we discuss statistics that suggest the message still isn't getting through to some drivers. johanna konta wins the biggest tennis title by a british woman in a0 years — she beats caroline wozniacki to win the miami open. it motivates you more to keep working hard and keep enjoying. also in sport, a surprise defeat for premier league leaders chelsea. their lead is cut to seven points after a 2—1 defeat to crystal palace at stamford bridge. and tomasz has the weather. well, it promises to be a nice day—to—day. lots of sunshine on the w

-- >>> we've got lots of stars with birthdays this weekend. emma watson is 27. emma thompson is 58. john cryer celebrating turning 52. now, take a final look at your choices. which comedic actor made his stand-up comedy debut at age 13? that is the very talented seth rogen, who started doing stand-up in his and my native canada at the age of 13. and this weekend he's 35. >>> monday on "e.t." >> lady gaga, kendall jenner, gigi hadid, inside their dance party weekend. >>> plus, i'm on the set with mark wahlberg. monday on "e.t." >>> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, go to our website, etonline.com. >>> before we get out of here, check out the new video for the queen classic bohemian rap soddy. >> dream time. come on. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ nothing really matters ♪ anyone can see ♪ nothing really matters ♪ nothing really matters to me ♪ ♪ any way the wind blows >>> a rowan university officer is struck by a car, and how it happened, and how that officer is doing this morning. >>> hit

. nick thompson, thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> this morning a minnesota court releases search warrants for the investigation of prince's death one year ago this week. the singer/songwriter died of an overdose of fundamentalist knoll, a powerful painkiller. the documents should reveal what kind of evidence investigators were seeking. michelle miller brings us up to date on a case that still has. led to any arrests or criminal charges. michelle, good morning. >> good morning. the medical examineas determined that prince administered the lethal dose himself and ruled his death an accident. even though the police insist the investigation is still very much open and active. >> investigators have not revealed how prince obtained fundamentalist knoll. at the time of his death they had been trying to arrange a meeting between him and addiction specialist cornfeld. cornfeld's son was at prynne's mansion when the singer's body was found in an elevate. another doctor, michael shoe lynn berg was treating prince before his death. in a statement to cbs news,

timberwolves. tip off is set for 7:30 from oracle. (darya) and check this out... klay thompson was spotted out enjoying the sun on saturday with thousands of others at dolores park in san francisco... but why is he holding a trumpet? (darya) and gary look at this... our executive producer spotted george lucas at hamilton last week. he was trying to be stealthy and take a picture of him... but lucas noticed him right as he was snapping the pic. (darya) now to bay area baseball... the oakland a's opening their season at the coliseum. the team started the night by honoring rickey henderson. they named the field after him. warriors star klay thompson was also in attendance. but it was khris davis who stole the show vs the angels. he had two (darya) a person with knowledge of the decision says tony romo is retiring rather than trying to chase a super bowl with another team after losing his starting job with the dallas cowboys. the all-time passing leader for the storied franchise is headed to the broadcast booth after considering those offers. romo's departure from dallas has been the m

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