, put your head down and make a play. takes the bigger, stronger clay thompson, gets to his spot, elevates. this guy has put on a clinic and has hate an outstanding series. >> mike: third straight 30-plus. came in averaging 25 in these finals. only shooting 43% tonight, just so efficient on 14 of 19 from the field. so, it's livings on the, barnes, iguodala, thompson and curry this is normally that death lineup, with draymond green. and, again, out with the one-game suspension. iguodala finds barnes. b barnes goes at james. last touched by kevin love. >> mark: how good has lebron james been, almost similar to what draymond green does on a nightly basis. protecting, contesting without fouling. great defense. >> mike: klay thompson, offbalance, gets it off the glass. >> jeff: they have to guard these out of bounds plays better. but it all starts with not being able to secure a defensive rebound. >> mike: just over five minutes gone by here in the fourth. livingston trying to front james. four on the shot clock. james. off on the three. curry on the rebound. >> jeff: love's being pla

, put your head down and make a play. takes the bigger, stronger clay thompson, gets to his spot, elevates. this guy has put on a clinic and has hate an outstanding series. >> mike: third straight 30-plus. came in averaging 25 in these finals. only shooting 43% tonight, just so efficient on 14 of 19 from the field. so, it's lin iguodala, thompson and curry this is normally that death lineup, with draymond green. and, again, out with the one-game suspension. iguodala finds barnes. b barnes goes at james. last touched by kevin love. >> mark: how good has lebron james been, almost similar to what draymond green does on a nightly basis. protecting, contesting without fouling. great defense. >> mike: klay thompson, offbalance, gets it off the glass. >> jeff: they have to guard these out of bounds plays better. but it all starts with not being able to secure a defensive rebound. >> mike: just over five minutes gone by here in the fourth. livingston trying to front james. four on the shot clock. james. off on the three. curry on the rebound. >> jeff: love's being played by iguodala. i w

oakland. klay thompson gets away. stripped by fouled by j.r. smith. that's the last thing cleveland wants to do is to start stopping the clock and putting the warriors at the free-throw line. >> jeff: i think klay thompson's done an excellent job mixing it up here in the second half. attacking the basket. and getting himself to the free-throw line. >> mike: he was 3 for 12 at one point. now 24 points, 9 of 21. shaun livingston will come back in. and iguodala will go off. festus ezeli checks in. and barbosa will take a seat. barbosa, excellent job off the bench. >> jeff: what a series he's had. didn't play in one gail. and just ready and giving them a great boost off the bench. th >> mike: thompson misses his third free throw of the night. tristan thompson gets that deflected rebound. and a foul on curry. and curry is going to get hit with a technical. he throws his mouthpiece after foufling out of the game. >> jeff: it hit a fan, mike. >> mike: steph curry apologizes to the fan, but lost his temper. first time he's fouled out since december 2013. and then gets hit with a technical f

on sunday night back in oakland. klay thompson gets away. stripped by fouled by j.r. smith. that's the last thing cleveland wants to do is to start stopping the clock and putting the warriors at the free-throw line. >> jeff: i think klay thompson's done an excellent job mixing it up here in the second half. attacking the basket. and getting himself to the free-throw line. >> mike: he was 3 for 12 at one point. now 24 points, 9 of 21. shaun livingston will come back in. and iguodala will go off. festus ezeli checks in. and barbosa will take a seat. barbosa, excellent job off the bench. >> jeff: what a series he's had. didn't play in one gail. and just ready and making shots. giving them a great boost off the bench. th >> mike: thompson misses his third free throw of the night. tristan thompson gets that deflected rebound. and a foul on curry. and curry is going to get hit with a technical. he throws his mouthpiece after foufling out of the game. >> jeff: it hit a fan, mike. >> mike: steph curry apologizes to the fan, but lost his temper. first time he's fouled out since december 201

growth is trisa thompson, one of the most influential people in the world of sustainability. she's the vice president of corporate responsibility for computer giant dell, the global leader in sustainable innovative packaging. dell is also the biggest technology recycler in the industry. i sat down with trisa at the 2015 social good summit in new york city to discuss how dell's corporate sustainability programs and thinking outside the box are not only benefiting the company but also the consumer and perhaps most importantly, the environment. so you are here for the social good summit. thompson: yes. lee: tell me the importance of something like this, a gathering like this. why should it be done? why should it be held? thompson: it's on the forefront now of pretty much every national agenda. it's really a great opportunity for people to come together and talk about what's changing, talk about what's innovative now, and she those ids and really get that forum to share the ideas, and then you can bring them to scale much faster than if you're just sitting in your closet with a great idea.

irving. drives inside. gets away from thompson, an easy two. back-to-back 30-point games for kyrie irving. their first field goal in 6:30. curry to iguodala. shot clock at seven. curry fakes, puts up a three. bank! stephen curry from downtown, it's a ten-point game. >> jeff: they were caught in between, are we trapping that or are we switching? >> mark: right. but whatever we're doing, you're not leaving steph curry. >> jeff: yes. >> mike: irving, way off the mark. thompson, the rebound. here comes curry. 17 three-pointers, a finals record now. to barnes. green and james, jawing at each other, while play continues. iguodala, the pull-up won't go. a double foul will be called. channing frye getting in between, lebron james incensed. green starting to walk away. james has more words. remember, draymond green is one flagrant foul and two technicals away from being suspended. he takes a little swing and misses after objecting to james stepping over him. the conversation continues. the bumping and shoving, and the double foul called by danny crawford. does not result in any free throws.

acutely aware of this growth is trisa thompson, one of the most influential people in the world of sustainability. she's the vice president of corporate responsibility for computer giant dell, the global leader in sustainable innovative packaging. dell is also the biggest technology recycler in the industry. i sat down with trisa at the 2015 social good summit in new york city to discuss how dell's corporate sustainability programs and thinking outside the box are not only benefiting the company but also the consumer and perhaps most importantly, the environment. so you are here for the social good summit. thompson: yes. lee: tell me the importance of something like this, a gathering like this. why should it be done? why should it be held? thompson: it's on the forefront now of pretty much every national agenda. it's really a great opportunity for people to come together and talk about what's changing, talk about what's innovative now, and she those ids and really get that forum to share the ideas, and then you can bring them to scale much faster than if you're just sitting in your

irving. drives inside. gets away from thompson, an easy two. back-to-back 30-point games for kyrie irving. their first field goal in 6:30. curry to iguodala. shot clock at seven. curry fakes, puts up a three. bank! stephen curry from downtown, it's a ten-point game. >> jeff: they were caught in between, are we trapping that or are we switching? >> mark: right. but whatever we're doing, you're not leaving steph curry. >> jeff: yes. >> mike: irving, way off the mark. thompson, the rebound. here comes curry. 17 three-pointers, a finals record now. to barnes. green and james, jawing at each other, while play continues. iguodala, the pull-up won't go. a double foul will be called. channing frye getting in between, lebron james incensed. green starting to walk away. james has more words. remember, draymond green is one flagrant foul and two technicals away from being suspended. he takes a little swing and misses after objecting to james stepping over him. the conversation continues. the bumping and shoving, and the double foul called by danny crawford. does not result in any free throws.

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grateful to my colleague from california, mike thompson, for working with me on this bill to give small business owners an opportunity to financially assist their employees with their helicopter costs. this legislation will be critical to ensuring that small businesses in louisiana and around the country have an option that allows them to help their employees afford health coverage and cost. with 65% of those in louisiana who are currently uninsured indeed have a full-time worker in their household and nearly three quarters of all employers in louisiana are small businesses, it's clear we can do better. this is something that will actually really help these small business owners and their employees get affordable coverage. mr. speaker, the government must not penalize small business owners for doing the right thing and trying to help employees with the high cost of health care coverage. i urge swift passage of this legislation to empower small business owners and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recog

for the first time, with curry, thompson, barnes and iguodala. >> mark: reminds you of the great isaiah thomas. >> jeff: you know, you say, always, don't say that, but on this one -- say that. >> mark: he's doing things that isaiah did in his prime. >> mike: shot clock winds down. ball stripped. picked up by thompson. thompson spins. thompson drives. kicks it out, curry. corner three -- that won't go. curry's now 8 for 21. he's had some looks that just would not fall here in the fourth quarter. irving. not that time. a rare miss as love deflects it out of bounds. and we've got 3:51 remaining. after tonight's game, espn brings you "sportscenter" at night. stan, neil, scott van pelt. complete breakdown of game five from oakland. and a recap of the day in sports. "sportscenter" at night, after the game on espn. curry to rush. rush's first shot. that misses. and james with his 16th rebound to go with 38 points and seven assists. golden state hasn't scored in three minutes. james against rush. leans in, tried to draw the foul, got him up, count it, and one! 40 points for lebron james.

to get momentum for game two. the warriors are up 20 got there you go, klay thompson has 9 points, he shot 412. you get 20 points with the two best shooters in the game. lebron walking off the floor. 104-89. if we endured -- if we indeed have steph curry stepping up on the podium we will go to him live. i cannot say this enough, with the defense, we have to slow down steph curry, we have to slow down klay thompson, and you still get pounded, man, cleveland, for game two 5 pm sunday. you have to wonder what is up with their next move. steph curry, thompson if they do not get it done they crews. -- cruise. >> he goes 2. and then he hits this bomb, he goes so deep, he puts the brace to sleep, this is a bomb, the fifth inning, -- he puts them to sleep. this is a bomb. the fifth inning. two run homers in the fifth, they are off to st. louis, up 34-22 and the national league west you have steph curry at the podium felling the golden state warriors game when. -- win this was a strange game for us we were not used to having both steph curry and klay thompson off with her shooting but if we de

irving is good. cavaliers close to have to go to the break. clay thompson he played defense and he scores. where's an eight- to run and harrison barnes, he played well tonight also. they all did a little bit of everything. after the game, he would say that's the guy who came off the bench and did it for us defensively back and forth. harrison barnes had the assist. 108, 97. curry with free throws at the end finishes with 38 points. thompson with 25 points. warriors, a finals record 17- three-pointers. curry going home 3-1. >> we answered the bell in the first quarter controlling the pace of the game. not losing it like we did in game three. before the minutes, we executed a lot better. we got back to enjoying the process and the challenge of winning playoff games especially in the finals. >> for whatever reason, our teams personalities and it's been this way for two years. we can't stand prosperity. we start winning and we let our guard down. i thought we did that the other night in cleveland played a brilliant game. tonight, we were threatened and responded well.>> cleveland unawa

very much. this evening we are pleased to have with us author juan s thompson. he is here to discuss his story, he share it is story of his father, larger than life literary figure and relationship as they got to know each other over the course of 41 years. thompson is in conversation with best-selling author brinkley. ladies and gentlemen, please join us in welcoming thompson and brinkley. [applause] >> we want to welcome juan to austin. he's a long-time friend and robin thompson. where is robin? robin has family here in town and kin folk live here. i'm here because i edited thompson's letter called the proud highway, if you're lonely in america, rolling stone cover story about him when he died and, you know, i constantly try to promote hunter as one of the great american novelist, so we are going to get to talk about some of hunter's books, but i wanted to begin by asking you, juan, with a reading you suggested? >> sure, i would add to your intersection that you were also a big friend of hunters for many years. >> so what i would like to do is read the preface which sums up what i

pleased to have with us author juan s thompson. he is here to discuss his new book, stories i tell myself. in which he shares a story of his father, larger-than-life literary figure and their relationship as they got to know one another at over the course of 41 years. thompson is a conversation tonight with douglas brinkley whose latest book, rightful heritage, franklin d roosevelt and the land of america's on our shelves now. please now. please dryness in welcoming our guests. [applause]. >> we want to welcome one to austin. he is a long time friend. where is robin? robin and his family is here in town, he is kinfolk live here, but to begin one is going to do some reading of stories that i tell myself that i editor hunter thompson's' letter called the proud highway and road of "rolling stone" cover story about him when he died and i'm constantly trying to promote hunter as one of the great novelists. we are going to get to talk about some of hunter's book. i wanted to begin with asking if he would like to do and read a letter you suggested. if you'd like to get us going. >> short.

the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: thank you mr. speaker. i rise today in recognition of the pennsylvania marine corps league, the organization will hold its department convention later this week in state college located in the 5th congressional district. it was founded by a major neral in 1923 and it was founded on 1947. it has a membership of more than 50,000 men and women and comprised of active duty and reserve duty enlisted men and women. i have a deep respect over the course of our nation's history. the corps was founded in 1775 and those who have severed are protecting the lives of american citizens. arines have proven their courage. mr. speaker, i thank all the men and women from pennsylvania and across our nation who have served as united states marines and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of and cease f

surveillance at the time of the attack. mark thompson has this report. mark a face known to french authorities. was releasedlla from prison last year after serving three have in your sentence for conspiracy to can -- commit acts of terrorism. he was also the subject of another similar investigation in january. a quantity monday evening, he arrived at the home of the chief of police in the outskirts of paris and stabbed the opposite and his wife to death and took their three-year-old son hostage. the young child survived the attack. abballa told authorities he was loyal to the islamic state group. >> he said he was responding to a communiquÉ from the islamic state group leader that demanded the killing of nonbelievers where they lived with family. the attacker was killed by security services during the midnight raid. the officer has been identified. the french interior minister in expressed his condolences. anyones proof that doubting the risks faced by security services, please, soldiers, pay a heavy price to major the french people remain safe. mark: those who knew him say they don't know wh

in your neighborhood. >>> draymond green, 16 points, 11 rebounds, seven assists. thompson, bang! >> oracle was rocking tonight as the warriors defeated lebron and the cavs, cruising to a 15 point victory in game one of the nba finals. >> we have live team coverage tonight beginning with ktvu's amber lee outside oracle arena. what a game tonight, amber. >> reporter: that's right, friend. coming off a tough series, this is the kind of game fans want to see where the warriors led most of the way. this is the type of game they are used to. >> [ yelling ] defense! we're going to get it. we're going to get it again. back-to-back. >> adrenaline was running so high. i loved it. >> we're going to do two championships back to back! >> [ cheering ] [ singing ] and the home of the brave. >> reporter: john legend sang the national anthem, part of the spectacle game one. the crowd roared with pleasure. >> incredible feeling. obviously a lot, something different going on here. fans say there is a different feeling. being at the finals. >> it's awesome. i was here an hour and half early. it's b

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shaun livingston scoring 20. 104-89. klay thompson only shoots for 12 for 9 points. that was enough. the warriors, in convincing fashion win the game 1. >> nice going shooting. throughout the course of the night. we definitely get a boost. our bench guys come in and change the game. we have to do -- >> we have to do a better job of getting the ball moving. inevitable on one side are able to load. and do things of that nature. we will have a better game plan going into game 2. for sure offensively. >> game to is set for sunday. you can make book that they will not shoot that poorly again. if i am cleveland, i wonder what i will do to get even. i can't win when those 2 played poorly. momentum in the series, we will see. the warriors looking good. >>> let's get to oracle arena. i bet it was exciting out there. phillippe djegal was in the thick of things. >> reporter: the warriors gave new meaning to the word depth. a performance by the reserves. the warriors bench outscored the cavaliers bench. a stunning performance. to take a look at the crowd. as the game is wrapping up, this record

the cleveland cavaliers. game one of the nba finals. >>> it wasn't klay thompson making the shots it was about the warriors bench. now live with the latest. >> reporter: thank you. if you glanced at a stat sheet and didn't know the score and saw that steph curry in klay thompson just combined for 20 points, you would think it would be an unhappy night for the warriors. but not the case. they showed the world the meaning of strength in numbers. let's go to the video. tonight belonged to the reserves. 7 different players scored in double figures. shaun livingston of them all with 20 points. the warriors bench outscored the cavalier bench 45-10. and that haunted the cavs offense to 38% shooting. a great night for everyone up and down the lineup. let's hear from the player of the game shaun livingston. >> everyone contributed. the championship is about the entire squad making an impact on the game and obviously sean came in and got to a spot where he was knocking them down. andre the same way. that is why we are here. everyone having an impact on the team in the game. >> just being ag

recognized. mr. thompson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i support the majority whip's position. we have already voted on the bills. we already sent them over to the senate. it's just repackaging them again and sending them over again. they are in charge. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. thompson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. thompson: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, is this some kind of cruel joke? we have already passed these bills and we're bringing them up again today? just a few days ago we lost 49 innocent lives in the worse mass shooting our country has ever seen. sadly, this isn't an insulated case. in the three years since the tragedy at sandy hook, there have been over 1,100 mass shootings and more than 34,000 lives have been cut short by someone using a gun. what have we done? we have held 30 moments of silence since sandy hook, but we haven't taken a single vote on legislation that would help keep guns out of dangerous hands. that's shameful. the american people deserve more

homeland security committee. bennie thompson. given how open and free america is, should americans just accept this kind of incident is the new thompson: i think it is realistic that the government should start looking at what is happening and whether or not there are some things we can do. to minimize tragedies like what happened in orlando. what you will see over the next coming weeks is congress and other people looking at what could be done differently to prevent these attacks. changehat is one legal that could make this less likely? thompson: i'm hearing concern that if the fbi had this person makingr radar screen for ,errorist or extremist comments should that have disqualified him from buying a weapon? i think the lawyers look at that. notion of what kind of background checks would pick up such a thing. conducted the with thation information be enough to deny a person the right to own a gun? versus some other things right .ff the bat we look at similar things after 9/11. the band of being on airplanes now that before 9/11 we could do. knives.ers and we can't do any of that n

quarter. lebron, doing a lot of this. 15 of 30 in the second quarter. tristan thompson, a force down low. a double-double. 15 points, 16 boards. cavs built the lead by 24. and lebron with authority, had 41 points for a second-consecutive finals game. late third quarter, klay thompson would get hot. he would make it a game. hit on back-to-back threes. and then, on a drive. the warriors, back in it, down nine. klay would finish with 15. every time they got close, lebron would make a play or the warriors would turn it over. tristan thompson on the jam there. curry fouled out, loses his mouthpiece as a fan. and is ejected his first time in his nba career. 115-101. a frustrated steph curry after the game. >> it was frustrating fouling out in the fourth quarter of a clinching game. not being out with my teammates. i'll be all right, for next game. >> we did a great job of not turning the ball over, including myself. i try to put myself in position, put my teammates in position to be successful. >> not time to panic. winner-takes all. can't discredit what cleveland does. they're here for a reas

thompson at the panama canal where we tell you about the dawn of a new day in global shipping. that's coming up on "nightly business repor >>> in panama, a new era in global shipping launched today. a third lane nine years in the making and able to handle some of the biggest cargo ships in the world passed a critical test ahead of its official opening at the end of the month. as mary thompson explains, it could reshape trade and the world economy. >> reporter: under a blistering sun, workers gathered along the banks of the panama canal's new lane. costing $5.25 billion, it faced a crucial test -- the passage of the first ship through its atlantic locks. >> it defines a moment. >> reporter: the moment thursday a success according to ceo of the project. >> today has been extremely shoot. exceptionally smooth. the gates operat so all the parameters have worked exceptionally well. >> reporter: the test making way for the lane's official opening at the end of june and a new era in global shipping. it means a shorter route. it means a reduction of co2 emissions. so that's good for the world

thompson, hurt himself in the first half, with a thigh contusion. returned. now, it will be golden state's turn to respond, after a beating. ball tipped out. clark can't hit. and many of this sell-out crowd in quicken loans arena, on their feet, cheering on their cavaliers. what a return home for cleveland. another dominant victory at home. williams gets inside, finds mozgov. and can't quite hold on. they'll improve to 8-0 at home in the playoffs. seven of the eight games by double figures. and it will be the third time they've won by 30 or more here at home, if they hold on to the 30 points. game four coming up friday. we'll have it for you on abc. tipoff, shortly after 9:00 p.m. now, they can dribble it out. a wire to wire victory for cleveland, an emphatic response to get them right back in these finals. they lose by 33, come back and win by 30. kyrie irving, with 30 points. on a rough night for klay thompson and golden state. won't be two days off in between. they'll get a chance to turn it around, play friday night. let's check in with doris. >> doris: how does your team absor

, so was klay thompson. san francisco used five pitchers in the seventh but could not protect a 1-run lead. guarin walks thompson with the bases loaded. agonzalez solo home run gave the dodgers the lead in the tenth. but the giants answer. posey ends it with base hit off janzen. the giants beat l.a. 5-4. their sixth walkoff win of the season. >>> sporting his mustache i thinken made his major league debut. he struck out five. ming den went five and two third innings but made a costly mistake in the third. bruce with a two run homer to give the reds a 2-1 lead. oakland loaded the bases in the fourth but failed to score when burns is robbed of a hit by a diving tyler holt. that ended the inning. reds win 2-1. the a's now lost seven straight. there was no triple crown on the line in today's running of the belmont stakes but the race featured a thrilling finish as creator and destin battled to the fire. >> destin in front. creator on the outside. destin and creator. these two have gone to the line together. too close to call! >> i'm tell you. it was creator, the gray colt, winning the

? >> reporter: kenny, if you hold steph curry and klay thompson to a season low combined 20 points, you would figure cleveland wins that basketball game, right? not so fast. now the warrior there's a big lead and then steve kerr frustrated that they lost a 14 point cushion. so he took it out on the clipboard. about two minutes in the 3rd lebron james put the cavs up 68- 67, but the warriors got bailed out by their bench, specifically shaun livingston who is deadly from midrange, 20 points for livingston, 45 in all from the bench. warriors win 104-89. they're feeling good. the clip board, on the other hand? >> destruction tends to ease some of the anger, so i try to take it out on a clipboard instead of a player. it's better that way. >> he got a little better. he broke a clipboard in the madison square garden earlier this year. it didn't go so well. so congratulations on him doing a better job tonight. >> reporter: now warrior fans received these little bracelets called strength in numbers. that signifies how deep this basketball team is, no truer tune tonight. the warriors bench b

second quarter. tristan thompson, a force down low. a double-double. 15 points, 16 boards. cavs built the lead by 24. and lebron with authority, had 41 points for a second-consecutive finals game. late third quarter, klay thompson would get hot. he would make it a game. hit on back-to-back threes. and then, on a drive. the warriors, back in it, down nine. klay would finish with 15. every time they got close, lebron would make a play or the warriors would turn it over. tristan thompson on the jam there. curry fouled out, loses his mouthpiece as a fan. and is ejected his first time in his nba career. 115-101. a frustrated steph curry after the game. >> it was frustrating fouling out in the fourth quarter of a clinching game. not being out with my teammates. i'll be all right, for next game. >> we did a great job of not turning the ball over, including myself. i try to put myself in position, put my teammates in position to be successful. >> not time to panic. winner-takes all. can't discredit what cleveland does. they're here for a reason. they're a good team. >> cleveland has played we

that hearing. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. >> director: next up, marion thompson in the office of economic and workforce of almost continue to work with me in the case management of newly nominated businesses until we have the legacy business program manager on board. i will continue to work with those that submitted their application to make sure we get them moving forward, which is the 11 remaining applications. 6-20, this is working backward the 7-20 date of the hpc hearing. they will transfer the completed applications to the historical preservation commission. on 6-30 because were doing some revisions based upon this oracle preservation commission's request, making the modifications to the application we will have the translated application instructions and cover sheet on our website no later than june 30. >> supervisor peskin: it seems to me maybe we need to have mr. fry in here because i mean, this is not been before the historical preservation commission and this is all happening at a staff level without any input to my knowledge from the duly appointed commissioners. so,

the cavs to win because i think kyrie irving deserve a ring. >> my favorite play now, klay thompson. >> at the moment there are two professional league championship trophies being played over in the bay area. the national hockey league stanley cup is also here and depend only the days play out the trophies could be handed out in succession. it's nearly unheard of for two different professional leads to have their championships back-to-back in the same market. the last time that happened in 2004 when the new jersey devils won the stanley cup and the new jersey nets lost the nba finals, in new jersey. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> abc7 news is your home for the nba finals. on monday, joans out 4:00 and then world news at: 30 and a special warriors pregame edition at 5:00. then at 5:30 game five coverage begins. tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. and if you're not watching the game at oracle arena, abc7 is the only place to see it. after that, join abc7 sports director larry beil and sports anchor mike shumann. >>> other news now. tonight there's a red flag warning for part of no

center of a nbc bay area investigation. lindberg thompson, the driver of a union pacific maintenance vehicle that killed a gilroy man last year was arraigned on felony negligence charges. 55-year-old don williams had a green light when he was making a left turn across the tracks at maston and monterey in gilroy when that massive vehicle slammed into his truck. an investigation found the maintenance vehicle didn't activate the crossing gates at the intersection. thompson who was driving in reverse never stopped, which is also a violation of union pacific policy. >> we filed these charges in part because of the negligent operation that we believe occurred in this case. but also because there was a tragic death. the message that we have is that when there are rules and regulations in place, they need to be followed. >> thompson who pleaded not guilty could face up to four years in prison. >>> well, the business of pot was the hot topic for thousands in the east bay today. the cannabis business summit and expo is taking place in oakland this week. it is the largest meeting of its kind in

, 19 points. klay thompson, hurt himself in the first half, with a thigh contusion. returned. now, it will be golden state's turn to respond, after a beating. ball tipped out. clark can't hit. and many of this sell-out crowd in quicken loans arena, on their feet, cheering on their cavaliers. what a return home for cleveland. another dominant victory at home. williams gets inside, finds mozgov. and can't quite hold on. they'll in the playoffs. seven of the eight games by double figures. and it will be the third time they've won by 30 or more here at home, if they hold on to the 30 points. game four coming up friday. we'll have it for you on abc. tipoff, shortly after 9:00 p.m. now, they can dribble it out. a wire to wire victory for cleveland, an emphatic response to get them right back in these finals. they lose by 33, come back and win by 30. kyrie irving, with 30 points. on a rough night for klay thompson and golden state. won't be two days off in between. they'll get a chance to turn around, play friday night. let's check in with doris. >> doris: how does your team absorb the beati

. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to oppose entering into contracts for energy or fuel with the russian federation for the purpose of heating our military installations. i have a long-standing concern regarding the prospect of american military installations in europe being exposed to unnecessary vulnerabilities as a result of becoming dependent upon northern energy resources. russia natural gas already makes up a majority of fuel mix used at some military posts and we cannot allow russian coal and natural gas to take control of the difference. this is a national security issue. by purchasing energy from areas impacted by volatile international or regional politics, we're putting our troops and dependents at risk. the united states has become the north american energy giant with congressional action to lift the 40-year moratorium on crude oil exports, he we're seeing new markets dev

think kyrie irving deserve a ring. >> my favorite play now, klay thompson. >> at the moment there are two professional league championship trophies being played over in the bay area. the national hockey league stanley cup is also here and depend only the days play out the trophies could be handed out in succession. it's nearly unheard of for two different professional leads to have their championships back-to-back in the same market. the last time that happened in 2004 when the new jersey devils won the stanley cup and the new jersey nets lost the nba finals, in new jersey. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> abc7 news is your home for the nba finals. on monday, joans out 4:00 and then world news at: 30 and a special warriors pregame edition at 5:00. then at 5:30 game five coverage begins. tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. and if you're not watching the game at oracle arena, abc7 is the only place to see it. after that, join abc7 sports director larry beil and sports anchor mike shumann. >>> other news now. tonight there's a red flag warning for part of northern california. gusty win

, so i appreciate it. thank you very much. [applause] >> here to present the jerry thompson award, the 2011 chairman of the rtca, cnn's senior photojournalist, jay mcmichael. [applause] >> i knew john carl when he started at cnn, and he was our generation x reporter. [laughter] so i take partial credit for that award he just got. i'm here to present the jerry thompson award. the jerry thompson memorial award was created five years ago by the rtca to honor a camera person, photo journalist engineer, or other behind the scenes broadcast employee that embodied the unforgettable qualities of our friend and colleague, jerry thompson, who we lost six years ago from brain cancer. jerry was a photo journalist for cnn for more than two decades. a guy that every producer and reporter would request, because he was by far the most talented photographer we had. but they also asked for him for other reasons the main reason is was that jerry was just a great guy. everyone wanted to work with him. jerry always did what was right. he was kind, thoughtful, insightful, and a prepared person. he solved th

serving this country and their government. brian: how did you beat former governor tommy thompson for the united states senate seat? sen. baldwin: i would not like to think of it as that, other than making my case in 2012, address, andd to we still need to address reviving the american dream. thatealing with the fact when you work hard and play my the rules, you should be able to get ahead, but today you are not. many are unfortunately too struggling. this was a couple of years post recession. people in wisconsin were really hurting. we have a significant manufacturing base as i mentioned earlier when i told you about our work ethic and what we're so proud of in wisconsin. but it has really taken a hit. it is because in my mind the rules are -- it is rigged and we need to fight for fairness and economic justice. sides say it is rigged. sen. baldwin: the prescription is different. ad that you ran in the 2012 campaign. [video clip] >> tommy thompson left wisconsin for washington, boy did he. working for george bush, tommy cost deal making it -- it taxpayers $156 billion. then, tommy mad

shooting in the nation's history. this is state senator geraldine thompson talking. let's listen in. >> something that is routine that happens in our communities time and time again. >> geraldine, say your name again. >> geraldine, last name thompson. i am the state senator that represents the community where the nightclub is located in tallahassee. senate district 12. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i'm the first gay elected officials in central florida. i would just like to say something for my community. i understand this is heartbreak being, the largest mass shooting in america happened in a gay club. and it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking for me. it's very difficult for me as -- i have to wear a city commissioner hat, but i'm also a member of this community. this is an establishment that i go to. and this was an establishment that actually had an officer at the door, an armed officer. you know, there's only so much we can do to protect people. the bottom line, what i want to say to my community, there's been a lot of people who want to have vigils and things like that.

business, regina dick-andrew c in or think oewd and marian thompson, in particular, for working with my staff. last week, i received a memorandum from dick-tendency to cause a little bit concerned in either one of quibble about the 39 or 40 businesses but actually got the fact that supervisor campos's staff had done a survey just likely down the hallway and asking of the supervisors how many they nominated and indeed, we believe that about 54 businesses were nominated to. then, i have a series of questions both of the letter from last week which i responded to a letter earlier this week which mitch which ms. dick-injuries he responded to the relative to the status of a number of these projects many which have been nominated or submitted as much as five months ago. with that, colleagues, when we turn this over to ms. dick-in jersey. she is a presentation to us i guess this afternoon. >> staff: todd rufo. thanks for the opportunity to come out before you today. as you mentioned supervisor, when i was here two weeks ago, we stated that we would take to immediate action steps. the f

today. mike thompson from california, who has been our leader on the issues of gun safety, addressing mr. brown, her colleague from florida and our colleague who is the representative of the location incident unfortunate , and davidtook place cicilline who has in a fighter for the rights of all americans and is one of the quality caucus cochairs. brief. all try to be long caucus meeting because members were very vocal. they were addment and they were une-- adamant and they were unequivocal. we can't have moments of silence when we see americans perish. as robin kelly, republican from illinois, said we can't just think about americans lives that are lost when it's mass shootings. every day there is an american that is killed -- 30 people, 30 americans killed every day as a result of the use of weapons. and we need to stand up and the message was very clear in today's caucus. members will stand. we understand it's important to express to the people of this country this moment of silence to let the families of the victims know we are thinking of them. by god, this is the people's house,