thompson makes another compelling argument for second gunman. based on what the house select committee on assassination concluded. >> they found that the last 2 shots were 7 tenth of a second apart. >>reporter: for his research in the 1960's thompson bought the same type of rifle oswald used that day. >> italian made. telescopic site. >>reporter: bolt action. >> i pull the trigger. now i work the bolt. work the bolt. and notice ty got to acquire the target in the scope. so i have to acquire the target then i have to center the cross hair before firing. >>reporter: there's no way anyone could fire 2 shots from that rifle within a second. thompson tells me 2 gunmen equals conspiracy. >> i think there's no question any longer 2 guys did not just accidentally decide to shoot the president at the same time and place, writ? new 2 different locations as firing points you had necessarily some sort of conspiracy in the case. tomorrow. >>reporter: thompson spoke today in dallas marking the jfk assassination. first book out of print on line at 300 dollars

thompson makes another compelling argument for second gunman. based on what the house select committee on assassination concluded. >> they found that the last 2 shots were 7 tenth of a second apart. >>reporter: for his research in the 1960's thompson bought the same type of rifle oswald used that day. >> italian made. telescopic site. >>reporter: bolt action. >> i pull the trigger. now i work the bolt. work the bolt. and notice ty got to acquire the target in the scope. so i have to acquire the target then i have to center the cross hair before firing. >>reporter: there's no way anyone could fire 2 shots from that rifle within a second. thompson tells me 2 gunmen equals conspiracy. >> i think there's no question any longer 2 guys did not just accidentally decide to shoot the president at the same time and place, writ? new 2 different locations as firing points you had necessarily some sort of conspiracy in the case. tomorrow. >>reporter: thompson spoke today in dallas marking the jfk assassination. first book out of print on line at 300 dollars

thompson makes another compelling argument for second gunman. based on what the house select committee on assassination concluded. >> they found that the last 2 shots were 7 tenth of a second apart. >>reporter: for his research in the 1960's thompson bought the same type of rifle oswald used that day. >> italian made. telescopic site. >>reporter: bolt action. >> i pull the trigger. now i work the bolt. work the bolt. and notice ty got to acquire the target in the scope. so i have to acquire the target then i have to center the cross hair before firing. >>reporter: there's no way anyone could fire 2 shots from that rifle within a second. thompson tells me 2 gunmen equals conspiracy. >> i think there's no question any longer 2 guys did not just accidentally decide to shoot the president at the same time and place, writ? new 2 different locations as firing points you had necessarily some sort of conspiracy in the case. tomorrow. >>reporter: thompson spoke today in dallas marking the jfk assassination. first book out of print on line at 300 dollars

. >> reporter: the author josiah thompson's book comes to a close. lee harvey oswald was arrested in dallas. >> whae whatever he did or did not do on that friday 50 years ago, did he not kill john kennedy. >> reporter: before you dismiss thompson, consider his background. served on underwater demolition team 21, precursor to the navy s.e.a.l.s. graduated from yale with pld in philosophy. taught college. long career as a private investigator. but important to this story, life magazine hired him in 1966 to examine jfk assassination evidence for a cover story. >> i was 15 feet from the tower in the line of fire. >> reporter: thompson interviewed key witness sxdz wrote what is considered to be one of the seminal books on the assassination. six seconds in dallas. >> because i worked for life magazine i had access to they're wonderful copies of the film. >> an amateur cameraman was standing near the presidential motorcade. he says he got one important fact wrong he thought between frames 312 and 313 the president's head moved forward >> that meant to me is

. >> reporter: the author josiah thompson's book comes to a close. lee harvey oswald was arrested in dallas. >> whae whatever he did or did not do on that friday 50 years ago, did he not kill john kennedy. >> reporter: before you dismiss thompson, consider his background. served on underwater demolition team 21, precursor to the navy s.e.a.l.s. graduated from yale with pld in philosophy. taught college. long career as a private investigator. but important to this story, life magazine hired him in 1966 to examine jfk assassination evidence for a cover story. >> i was 15 feet from the tower in the line of fire. >> reporter: thompson interviewed key witness sxdz wrote what is considered to be one of the seminal books on the assassination. six seconds in dallas. >> because i worked for life magazine i had access to they're wonderful copies of the film. >> an amateur cameraman was standing near the presidential motorcade. he says he got one important fact wrong he thought between frames 312 and 313 the president's head moved forward >> that meant to me is

david lee added 17 points and nine rebounds, while klay thompson had 14 points for the warriors who have won five straight over the pistons. curry scored 12 points as part of a 19-41 in the third quarter then sat out the entire fourth quarter when golden state coach mark jackson and to his bench. golden state led by as many as 29 points, shot 60 percent for the game and outrebounded the tran 43-34. the golden state warriors say, their new arena plan is greener and slimmer than previous estimates. critics of the arena project fired back, saying these modifications are minimal. and do not change the fact that the arena would still be located on the bay. to see all the renderings of the new warriors arena. check our website. kron- 4.com. we've posted all the renderings there.

. >> we look at petty white books and we look at hunter thompson and ben cramer and look at all of them as" dolls and icons and models as we try the best we can to stand on their shoulders and get somewhere close to how good they are but they are all models for a certain kind of thing which was deconstructing, take, peaking behind the curtain and there is a public at that sad of campaigning which has grown more elaborate and more -- more successful in the sense that more and more is concealed from the public. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the story of julius caesar, a new production in new

because carol thompson is my mom. we used her story, because what we thought might just be a fluke turned out to be part of a much larger floob fproblem that few aware of. retail prices not just for my maughmer drug but many generics, too. >> what we found was absolute lit shocking. >> the ed tr for prescription drug coverage at "consumer reports" last spring led a survey of more than 200 pharmacies around the country asking retail price of blockbuster drugs that had recently gone generic. the court of a month of plavix ranged from $15 at costco and $12 at an online store to up to 10 to 15 times higher at cvs. prices ranged froms 15ds to $17 unto nine times more at the other national chains. >> unprecedented for us's we had never found this kind of variation in a drug pricing study before. >> reporter: she says while many stores offer older, more common genetic drugs for a few dollars, it's the prices for newer genetics that vary so much, and they discovered something else in their survey that surprised them. >> you a

you took my thunder on the thompson prison. it's been a little over a year a year and few months since we had a hearing that you attended in the room. relative to solitary confinement, segregation, and the impact it has on people serving time in prison. we had many witnesses before us including a man who spent ten years on death row in isolation in texas came to testify before us. i'll never forget that testimony as long as i live. that was heart breaking. it reflexed the fact that many of the people in segregation in an isolation situation with 23 hours a day in a cell one hour by themselves outside, would ultimately, many of them come out of that prison, and the question is what is left of them after they've gone through that life experience? we have testimony at that hearing from the director of corrections from the state of mississippi. he talked about an assessment mississippi had done after suicides in these circumstances in which they concluded they were wasting money with more and more isolation. the corrections there r

thompson. i'm really happy to be here today to discuss the fight of our new report just released yesterday on tsa's behavior detection programs. recent events at lax provide unfortunate reminder of the important role that tsa place in providing secured at airports, and i would first like to preface my comments by noting that i do agree with mr. pistole into important areas. it's important that tsa adopt a risk based approach to ensure resources are focused in the area of the highest need and also focusing on screening for potential bad actors and moving away from screening for prohibited items and objects, or ensuring sufficient resources are devoted to the. the question i'm hoping today's hearing to answer, what's the best way to do that? tsa has been $900 million on the so-called spot program since 2007. today i would like to highlight two important issues from a recent report. first, research supporting the use of behavior indicator to identify threat, and secondly whether tsa has the data n

i'd like to know the current status of thompson prison and the amount of money spending on it. and lastly so it's really a three part question is the spending on thompson slowing down the opening of the four additional prison thans have been authorized and their status? >> the current four facilities that are in the activation process. the purchase of the thompson facility has not in any way impeded our progress in moving forward to activate the facilities that you make reference to. we have the new hampshire facility as well as the facility in alabama. we have hired the staff which we are continuing to hire and we are gradually moving forward to build a population for the institutions. the facilities that are still pending for full activation hich we have the facility in west virginia and the the pen tengry in yazoo sfi. at this point we are trying to hire and funding will hopefully be provided in fy 14 we will be able to determine how soon we can move inmates into the facility for activation. for the thompson facility, i can assure you there has been great need within the bur

thompson, how can you assure us that this little girl is, in fact, cancer-free? >> well, i can't assure you that and nobody can. she's being treated outside of the country, and the family says the cat scans have been done and that the cancer has significantly receded, but that's all i know at this time. >> can you tell us where she is and what sort of alternative health care she's getting right now? what exactly is she receiving? >> i can't tell you where she's at. i'd rather not. and i can tell you that it is an alternative to chemotherapy that has some track record of success, and apparently, she is doing much better, from what the parents tell me. that's all i know at this time. >> look, we know that chaemo ca take a lot out of a person, we know it can look very dire, but at the end, it can help. the doctors at the hospital say that it is treatable, that it will help her, but if she does not get chemo that she could die. i mean, are you going to represent this family if that occurs? >> i certainly am, because what we're fighting for here is the moral right to

thompson reports from geneva. in this short scientist. she tells examination of palestinian need a yes. arafat's medical records samples taken from his remains. i can be taken into hospital with hands on parents when he died. in two thousand and four the forensic report said that echelon has already shown it can expect to see high levels of rooney and what to do at least that will assist the police named timmy the record was ten days to representatives of the palestinian off i see him in geneva on tuesday and also to read defenses of his completed soon. in fact she started speaking to the point is in paris but then of course was as agents of the real crime political assassination she said she didn't do as far as to point the finger and accuse any content or country. she didn't make sense. luis has been the historic anita on the palestinian liberation organization and the top of many enemies. she was sending to fit into an act called him an obstacle to peace now israel has previously denied any involvement in arafat's death and has set thi

set picks off the pass in the third quarter, behind the back, thompson for the 3. thompson at 17. war yores, up 13-3. marvin williams landed on currie's head. currie left the game with a headache, but he should be fine. warriors win 98-87. cam newton and the panthers trying to upset the patriots. a minute to go. look at her go. the panthers have the lead. the patriots go down field. 7 seconds left. into the end zone, and he is looking for rob. flag is called. they had originally called for pass interference and it certainly looks like that, but the correct call was made, by they were screaming bloody murder in new england. just like the 49er fans were doing yesterday. >> he couldn't get it. and again, by rule, they were right and that's no worry i could have gotten the correct call. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, (grunts) (bird squawks) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

curry and thompson with the golden state warriors and curry and thompson with the warriors. >> thanks for the explanation. enjoyed burnsey with the fake teeth. >> fake teeth in, beard off now. >> it looked good. >> ahmed and i look good with our fake teeth in as well. for a full half hour or local coverage, watch sportsnet central on comcast sportsnet bay area tonight at 10:30. >> we'll be right back. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a south bay woman says former giants star barry bonds helped her overcome a battle with a very serious disease. just yesterday someone stole the cherished gift that bonds gave her. hear her emotional plea to get it back tonight after "dracula." >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. we hope you have a great evening and an even better weekend. >> yeah. >> bye-bye. >>> the deadly shooting at l.a.x., actor tim daly caught in the chaos. >> i heard a loud bang. >> now on "extra." >>> terror at the airport as a gunman opens fire. james franco and tim daly tweeting moments after all hell broke loose. >> having a gun pointed at you is scary. >>> new video, sandra bullo

thompson hablÓ con carrillo tomar las huellas digitales y hasta una foto. carrillo era un empleado de pablo acosta. jefe del cartel de juÁrez. regresÓ a subase de operaciones en mÉxico y 2 aÑos mÁs tarde acosta fue localizado y muerto a manos de las autoridades mexicanas. en un una regiÓn fronteriza en santa elena. segÚn un informe secreto de la dea carrillo fuente g pagÓ un millÓn de dÓlares. encargado de la operaciÓn. para acabar con pablo acosta. donde tuvo un mal paso. >>> pasÓ a manos de guajardo que muriÓ poco despuÉs vÍctima de la... desmedida de amado carrillo. >>> el seÑor de los cielos la verdadera historia este domingo a las 7 de la noche/6 centro. >>> la lista de quienes re quienre quien reno un trasplante de riÑÓn es mayor que los donantes fue ser fatal para una jovencita hispana en texas que le dejaron de funcionar ambos riÑones. marÍa antonieta collins nos habla de la agÓnica espera de daniela. >>> mientras trabaja la mayorÍa del tiempo riendo pocos podrÍan imaginar lo que javier vive por esta joven a primera vista, lle

. >> verne: that was corey thompson who was on the receiving end of that helmet to helmet hit. cade foster for the extra point. >> gary: i would be in favor in the open field that they call dead ball right there. >> verne: 38-17. 4:10 to go. here's fowler, first thompson, loston. when you came into this world, you tumbled in headfirst. all arms and legs, looking everywhere, moving everywhere. ♪ you went where your eyes and ears took you. and little by little, you became you. you found tools to satisfy your curiosity because you wanted to see more and do more. and there was something to be found in everything. and little by little, it changed. people told you things. but wait, there's more. where to go, what to do, what not to do. little by little, the world started to feel smaller. only it isn't. you're still here. and you're still you. the horizons haven't gone anywhere and the tools you need are right here. so you can throw yourself at the world, headfirst. again. introducing the all new jeep cherokee. ♪ lelet's dominate. no let's throw christmas a curveball. let's do fre

comp thompson. the chairman recognize other members for the committee they may wish to ask the witness in accordance with the committee rule and practice. at this time, the chair will recognize the gentlelady from indiana for any questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing in such a timely way. i want to just speak to administrator pete and offer my condolences to your officer and to those who were injured and to the entire work force. and i applaud the fact you reminded us since nieflt we haven't had an incident -- a terrorist incident at an airport or on any of our aircraft in large part not there haven't been attempts occasionally on-air craft. but tsa has been doing what it was founded to do. i was u.s. attorney at the time, tsa was started. and i want to talk with you and a couple of panelists about behavior detection, which is the heart of law enforcement. whether you're a local law enforcement officer, or whether you are -- had which is tsa is about. is it not ab

thompson saves the ball but to texas, they throw it into the arms. he lays it in to give stanford the lead. second half. the passing lane goes coast to coast. she had 18. thompson has seven. 2 for 3 from down. that gives the cardinals a 52-44 lead. vanderveer is two away from the coaching milestone of 900 victories. a lot more from the big game coming up later in the newscast. >>> it's a game that nobody finds funny. the warning police are issuing only the across the u.s. >>> plus the unlikely hero in an attempted carjacking. wait until you hear how the suspect was stopped. >>> and with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. iran has agreed to curb its program in exchange for sanctions. a family was displaced in several businesses damaged in a three alarm fire in san francisco. it happened on sacramento street near locust. there were no injuries and the cause is under investigation. a fire in sonoma county north of geyserville is 25% contained. more than 1,800 firefighters are battling the flames in steep and rugg

citrus fruits and japanese aircraft mounties based in paris that sells its products in japan it was thompson's speech and japanese green tea. one is set to continue to heal the stool. i hope everyone everywhere in the world gets to taste the kinds of delicious chocolate that preaches love so much. men tend to unseat the current hurricane season and now winning was the pennies from the competition's judges and military choppers some friends of mine. i don't really know means by nine hundred and nine. do. the i am. drinks all that stuff before. just a matter or one of the highest mountains in the european alps. which sits on a rocky ridge. it's used as a base for climbing the mountain that day. people working experts in all

. >> verne: that was corey thompson who was on the receiving end of that helmet to helmet hit. cade foster for the extra point. >> gary: i would be in favor in the open field that they call dead ball right there. >> verne: 38-17. 4:10 to go. here's fowler, first thompson, loston. when you came into this world, you tumbled in headfirst. all arms and legs, looking everywhere, moving everywhere. ♪ you went where your eyes and ears took you. and little by little, you became you. you found tools to satisfy your curiosity because you wanted to see more and do more. and there was something to be found in everything. and little by little, it changed. people told you things. but wait, there's more. where to go, what to do, what not to do. little by little, the world started to feel smaller. only it isn't. you're still here. and you're still you. the horizons haven't gone anywhere and the tools you need are right here. so you can throw yourself at the world, headfirst. again. introducing the all new jeep cherokee. ♪ lelet's dominate. no let's throw christmas a curveball. let's do fre

he should be the two refunded to you john thompson. in my room. you don't pretend to say when a crepe with a shopping stop was the time. the twentieth and twenty tonne on somebody's going to cope with whom you call and tell you to youtube. the vote to repeal a full rebate on board include retrieves all these fun beach and send it to be softly find tuesday. c m mayo doggone it i could see that seek to use punches you don't want it to the scene. two she began to lead you to use my auntie. do you mean to say shooting including food and actually received. ghana she did. you mean simple that im keen to go should not teach you through the looking. the duty to preach he gets the job posting pics soon. you don t use the keywords it's time to tune into two feet we decided to go. you mean since it's the truth. she knew she couldn't tell turkish people two to two pc nickel you what you eat and sleep will go into a sentence the distance. late in two weeks the bnp and the theme she did so. it's a slightly cheaper. or you shall be reached through sleepy the tea

ceo don thompson says 2014's going to be a challenging year. margins will be under pressure with higher labor costs. but he sees a lot of opportunity in coffee. thompson says the entire beverage category is worth $300 billion. coffee and tea the fastest growing parts, and he says mcdonald's could and should do better. there are 4,200 mccafes providing as much as 8% of sales. mickey d's plans to add 350 to 400 more each over the next two years. >> we currently captured less than our fair share of the overall beverage category. that gap alone equates to more than $3 billion of sales opportunity. >> all right. who will they take that $3 billion from? thompson said, quote, anyplace that you can buy a beverage is a competitor. but when we asked coffee lovers on both coasts, which do you like best, it's clear we're only talking about two competitors. >> i prefer dunkin' donuts these days. >> starbucks wins. >> oh, that's easy. dunkin' donuts. >> yeah, starbucks is my favorite. >> i like mcdonald's. >> i don't like mcdonald's. i just like their cheese

what the man who calls himself bobby thompson has to say. plus taking the motto to protect and serve very seriously. a michigan cop determined to nap a suspect risks his life. and sad news from the world of nascar. a bomb shell revelation from a daytona 500 winner. what it means to his future in the sport. arthel: president obama always a champion of big government and he was never more vocal than during the shutdown of the federal government last month but some of the president's recent remarks signal or appear to signal a change in tune. chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with the details and james, first of all, what exactly did president obama say and why hasn't this gotten more attention? >> good morning. this was in the interview with chuck todd of nbc news last week. there in the president's address how he, of all people, whose re-election was powered by a singularly digital and online operation could have been burned by an inoperable website in the rollout of his own signature law. >> part of what i'm going to be look

thompson was ousted from how it to seven years ago when using self imposed critics say will not check that the current destination when she forced a controversial amnesty bill to the white house that bill has since been shelved but could enable tucks into retentive type that. opposition supporters continue to sit ins at the finance ministry and i'm not the official building on friday as they tried to colonize the company's sales in march from a business district towards us and the sea thompson supporters are planning to arrive the on site today. the former prime minister continues to have a polarizing in doing so the thai politics in from of what remains unclear how the current standoff can be drizzle. this gun rest is also causing ten or eight hundred dash opposition supporters are trying to penalize infrastructure to protest the upcoming election the rest of the dispute and i didn't even know the rivalry between prime minister shaikh casino and former prime minister and opposition to the enthusiastic. clashes between opposition supporters and the security forces are taking the test

forty seven c council the pre election among others to be elected false be a tad flat out syria percent thompson thanks to ken. one critic said of the election of russia. it was like electing upon a maniac as chief of the five to twelve months i'm not outside un headquarters in yields an asus will protest against china's policy on tibet says that it took place. western countries accuse john their last moments of the arresting activists heading into next season suppressing and the minorities as its rights record payment of a few colombian intelligence claims to discover the rebel out to kill the former president of the brooding day the politician is an outspoken critic of the current peace process between the rebels and government. during his two term presidency the colombian army inflicted heavy doses of the insurgents. us old giant chevron has been ordered to pay ecuador have a nine billion dollars for environmental damage to the amazon basin region but says the company takes a cat the poll voting tell if this is the regional fond of eighteen and in the case consent to all spend a bit but it ju

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> what an incredible turn of events. we wanted to let you know tomorrow morning on "today" the sky divers and pilots will join matt lauer with more of the video of their day in the air and safe return to earth. >>> we are back in a moment with an incredible find behind a wall in a man's apartment now making headlines around the world. >>> michelle knight one of the three women held prisoner in that house in cleveland, ohio, has granted her first one-on-one television interview to tv host dr. phil. while grisly details have come out in some of the excerpts, in this exchange she talks about what kept her strong, how she made it through 11 years of captivity. >> was there a time you thought you would rather just die? >> yes. but that would be taking the easy way out. and i want my son to know me as a victor, not a victim. and i wanted him to know that i survived loving him, his love got me through. >> could you see his face clearly in your mind? >> yeah. >> could you hear his little voice? >> saying, mommy, please don't do

tonight, i'll talk about the person who ran for mayor, sarah thompson said he groped her, and called her a naughty, naughty girl. and this happened today. >>> and the unvarnished opinion. >> you have to think he is either not telling the truth or is grossly incompetent. >>> and how healthy are america's companies? i'll ask a man who lost chunks of everything from apple to twitter, and from time warner to fox, the arabian buffet. >>> and now, more on the man who was charged with killing trayvon martin and was found not guilty, today was charged with allegedly pointing a shotgun at his girlfriend. listen to this dramatic 911 call. >> he is in my house, breaking all of my [ bleep ], i asked him to leave. he has his gun, breaking all of my stuff right now. >> and here is george zimmerman's side of the story and his call. >> she just started smashing stuff. taking stuff that belonged to me, throwing it outside. throwing it out of her room. throwing it all over the house. >> zimmerman was charged with two misdemeanor, domestic battery and criminal mischief. he is being held without bail an

the guy known as bobby thompson never testified in his defense. did not put on much of a case at all. a little evidence, and then they rested. you mentioned the appearance. the judge sent himway to at least button up his shirt. when he came back he still looked sloppy. the claim that thompson, or beyond donald cody, did some work in military intelligence has some thread of truth according to reports and his attorney, but the claim that they were going to use that pass art -- as part of the defense never materialized. this guy ran his scam to the hilt allegedly. the money that was raised was used for big political donations, and big political donations game you access to the big fundraisers and that created photo ops with powerful people like rudy giuliani, karl rove, and president bush, and that's going into this very bizarre case, and the latest he has taken to banging his head on the wall of his cell. >> the brother of rob ford will face a, quote, public flogging. last week mayor ford fessed up to smoking crack. tomorrow toronto's city council i

that was anne thompson reporting for nbc news. >>> all right, let's go to business now. wall street posting some modest gains yesterday across the board. just 23 points in the dow jones industrial average. steve sedgwick live for us in london. good morning, steve. >> hey, good to see you today. the dow and s&p were up a smidgen, but we saw falling heavily. the long-running s.e.c. saga looks to be drawing to an end. steven cohen's group has pled guilty to a host of charges. it will pay fines and forfeitures around $1.8 billion and will no longer manage money for outsiders. the war of words, though, between the u.s. attorney in manhattan and mr. cohen goes on. he's basically saying it was a handful of men who pleaded guilty and whose conduct gave rise to sac's liability. the manhattan attorney for his part says substantial and pervasive insider trading was going on on a scale without preceden precedence. the war of words continues. >> it's a huge number, but no individual guilt. on twitter, a pew research center poll looked at not only how we use twitter, but who uses twit

thompson to david lee for two. lee had his double. 15 points and 12 rebounds. iguodala has been as advertised. he's rewarded by curry, and we have not mentioned curry on the scoring end. three of his 22 points coming up. the warriors make 2 out of first three with a 98-87 win. >>> the sharks see the return of dan boyle in a game with phoenix in a sudden death shootout. boyle was out 7 games. coyotes with a

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> the pictures, the story they tell, incredible. there's more to be shown on an upcoming edition of "dateline." >>> that's it for us on a tuesday night, election night 2013. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we'll look back for you here tomorrow night. good night. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica agear ra. >> i'm raj mathai. we begin with an nbc bay area exclusive. budget cuts coming to san jose university. students are getting a real life lesson in economics. the questions now, who's out of a job and how much will students be impacted? nbc's business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from the campus with the details. scott? >> reporter: good evening, raj. you know, even with extra taxpayer dollars coming in, san jose state says it cannot avoid the latest round of budget cuts. tonight, students are concerned and faculty members are angry. the news hit students and faculty here at san jose state. millions of dollars in budget cuts to fall on virtually every department at the university. >

thompson to david lee for two. lee had his double. 15 points and 12 rebounds. iguodala has been as advertised. he's rewarded by curry, and we have not mentioned curry on the scoring end. three of his 22 points coming up. the warriors make 2 out of first three with a 98-87 win. >>> the sharks see the return of dan boyle in a game with phoenix in a sudden death shootout. boyle was out 7 games. coyotes with a 1-0 lead after the first period. pawelski takes control. game tied at one. still in the 2nd the sharks to powerplay. pawelski to boyle who finds the net. the sharks happy to have boyle back. the second scoring was not over. finds the corner of the net. they were tied through the third and overtime. go to a shootout. vermette was the fifth coyote shooter and fired past for a win. the coyotes win in the shoot out but the sharks stay in first position. >>> arizona the challenge for goth and the bears at memorial stadium. cal took a 7-0 1st quarter lead but arizona scored 19 straight. denker to phillips who finishes the scoring play. 19-7 wildcat. goth threw four

keenan thompson actually started this fire storm. he is the one who came out and said lis ep there aren't black females right now because the ones that we found aren't quote unquote ready. i think there is some talk about it and hopefully this talk will lead to action. the point that has been made by the critics is yes, no one likes to hear you are not divers enough but when you are a show that addresses pop culture and some of the biggest names are african-american women it is a bit of a shame that you don't have them on the cast. >> and how does "snl" go about looking for top talent? are there auditions? >> they go to the groups like the upright citizens brigade and second city tv and those comedy troops to look for talent. the question may go to them are those troops diverse enough. and also you know a lot of times when you have african-american women that are out working in comedy, you will hear from them that the lack of opportunity, in general is there i mean we see a lot of black female xhecomedian today all of them made their

clay thompson. a 17 year veteran game in at 17, 18 points. warriors up 3. new orleans within a point. rolls around and out. and the warriors hang on. out key players. they are in dallas tomorrow. cal and stanford working. pittsburgh too good. 88-67. stanford goes down. in maui. hello. they have the kid at duke how about tyler ennis? the bears are 5 and 1. trouble on the hill top. usf the most important player, cody dulan has quit the basketball team. he led in assists and steals for most of the last three years. when you have kids quit on you that are respected, there is something going on. he will finish his education. officially activated today. crabtree z hasn't appeared. look for him. we have a facebook question. the deal is do you think the 49ers are back on track after -- we may send crews to people's homes. we will take stuff from our radio show and have people yell at each other. everybody yells it will be -- >> i want to win the television. >> why not. if oregon state beats beats stanford and i said here is your t.v. no. thanks. >> you made a bit.

we won't accept it." >> thompson is calling for a resignation. local officials haven't said if lenington's actions were a violation of county policies. new details tonight on a tragic fall yesterday at the races. hall of fame jockey john velasquez underwent surgery today to remove his spleen after his horse, secret compass, fell during the running of the two million dollar breeders cup competition. in the fall secret compas broke her leg and had to be euthanized on the track. coming up. a man inches away from a fatal accident! we take another look at that amazing video coming up! uz)Ñ it's been a sour week for wine lovers. talk of a global shortage has been making headlines. reports say that this is due to a global shift of the u-s primed to take over as the world's number one market for wine. for the past 10 years wine has been reasonably expensive, but with a shortage changes may be happening. for consumers this means they could be seeing slight a price hike in the future. coming up. we take a look at what's hot at movie theatres >> this is in

mark thompson reports. a nice cold temperatures in vilnius for what's expected to be a frosty summits. european leaders will come face to face with the ukrainian presents the tm if a for the first time in the lithuanian capital says his fund the offer of a free trade deal offer intensive pressure from russia with joy ukraine's export trade twenty five percent the nikkei beach instead decided to seek the ties with moscow the list looking to strengthen its relationship with six bonus a few states including georgia moldova and the azerbaijan. but skip remains of the price of a frog them and pretend i'm the seat with a population of about forty six million. it's the second most populous phone to save the republic the russian presidency is his neighbor to the west as a key part of any future you're asian union. this is not about economy. this is not out there. even foreign policy. this is not about geopolitics. this is about mechanism of survival for president. nineteen fourteen gem and tiles line the michael ha

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clay thompson scored 10 points. the warriors lost on the road. >>> 49ers, two days after turning himself in on felony weapons charges, he will be in court twice come mid-november. went into a rehab center 3 days after his second arrest. but he is activated and could play against carolina. what will the nfl do with smith's weapons charges and alcohol? 5 games will be factored in whether they will suspend him or not. >>> bad news for frank gore. frank and 15 current and former players are suing a bank for $60 million. gore is suing alleging he lost 9 million dollars with bb&t bank. he was scammed. as always there is a shrewd agent. >>> august 2nd, 2014 there will be a soccer match for the sounders. dolphin fans, bengals running the other way. bengals force overtime. cameron will sack dalton. mymiami won. my body guard of 20 years, look who he ran into. jim harbaugh. it is the fellow who runs the radio show. a nice kid but he dressed up and acted like jim harbaugh for the night. he said have a good time i am takeing it

they should be checking to see if there are voluntary agencies looking for assistance. >> patty thompson, thanks, all the best, we'll keep in touch. we're going to take a short break and have much more of this severe weather system after this. this. great. this is the last thing i need.) seriously? the last thing you need is some guy giving you a new catalytic converter when all you got is a loose gas cap. what? it is that simple sometimes. thanks. now let's take this puppy over to midas and get you some of the good 'ol midas touch. hey you know what? i'll drive! and i have no feet... i really didn't think this through. trust the midas touch. for brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) [ passenger ] airport, please. what airline? united. [ indian accent ] which airline, sir? [ passenger ] united. whoa taxi! [ british accent ] what airline, then? [ passenger ] united. all right. [ spanish ] what airline? [ passenger ] united. ♪ [ mandarin ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ arabic ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ italian ] where are we going? [ passenger ] united. [ mal

scott thompson reporting. >> and kenya took place in the women's division. she completed the course, two hours and 25 minutes and seven seconds. jeffrey mutai. and each will receive $100,000 in prize money. >>> new york city mayor, michael bloomberg is on his way out. voters will choose a new mayor on tuesday. he shared the legacy he hopes to leave behind and the lessons he hopes the next mayor will adopt. >> most of the things we've done, if we've done a good job will stay in place. you have to keep making your society open. if you start to focus on results rather than equal opportunity, unfortunately, you will start to down everything down. >> democrat bill is going up against republican joe loda. polls show that he has a strong lead heading into the election. >>> san francisco often referred to hollywood north. the city looked a lot like the oscars. we'll take you to the glam event honoring superstars in the film and music business. >> wait until you hear what people are doing to get their hands on a pair of google glass. stay tune. that's coming up. . >>

clay thompson. 37 in the 2nd quarter, 4 3- pointers. 6'9", 200 pounds. curry had to leave the game but did interviews after and seemed all right. warriors 98-87. real quick nick robinson coach for southern utah. rushrichard solomon, that is one cool thing, you get to see your players grow up and see you love the profession and they go into it. 45-47. on paper the giants have good rotation. 2 years, $23 million. he has more wins than any other pitcher, 3-time all-star. 8 and 7. season cut short by broken right ankle. tim hudson is now a san francisco giant. late in the game, coming clean and drew brees fumbles. you can't come to the head or the neck. they call a penalty and the 49ers win 23-20. >> i thought he made a great play. if he has a penalty, we give him a minus. we didn't assign a minus on that play. >> they are now 6 and 4. as reported earlier former raider tom at thomas howard was involved in a car accident. he passes away at the age of 30. raiders look like they have a new starting quarterback. matt threw 3 touchdown passes in lieu of terrelle

chester thompson on the organ. fabric, a sole fabric that was really exceptional. it is coming out in november and we are proud of it. tavis: you mentioned a couple like james brown. i am curious, not just to influenced you, but is there a particular person or persons whose vote of approval of what you do has meant so much to you over the years? programuval was on this . we were talking about whether or not he read reviews or critics and he said, i haven't done that since i was 22 or 23. i wanted to know why. he said that marlon brando came to him one day and had seen one of his movies. he said, kid, you are good. since then, he didn't read nothing. marlon brando told me that i was a good actor and if he said that to me, i haven't had to read or listen to what nobody says. approval you have received over the years, is that all you needed to hear. we have a song called "digging on james brown." we did a show with james brown, actually several. said, i really like that james brown song. we thought maybe, we will see you in court. he liked it and that meant a lot to m

i'm mary thompson. shares of tesla dropping sharply. down $22 a share. down 12%. $603 million. better than expected. it seems this is the problem. tesla said it would deliver 5500 s cars. that's being blamed for the drop. >>> toronto's mayor said he probably smoked crack in a drunken stupor. lastly, the burger wars. burger king reintroducing the big king. it is. a lot like mcdonald's big mac. the first time burger king is going against its rival. the mcrib and chicken tenders to be like mcnuggets. i have to talk to you about this toronto mayor. >> i don't have a problem with crack cocaine but i may have smoke enit in a drunken stew poor. >> this guy should be committed along with the nut cases shooting up malls. i would like to know about this new sandwich. low fat version? >> reintroduced. basically a copy. the last time they didn't have the middle bun like the big mac does. never having had a big mac, i'm not sure. >> many thanks to mary thompson, our culinary expert. >>> up next on cut low, new jersey governor chris christie appears to be headed for a historic victory. will

curry delivering to klay thompson for the wide open three in the corner. richard jefferson now with the jazz hits the three at the buzzer. in the fourth o'neil goes down. klay led the way with 25 as the warriors win it 102-88 to remain perfect at home. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. in just a few minutes, show you the highlights of the andre ward fight. something we have seen tonight no one has ever seen, i promise you. >> you are promising a lot. >> i deliver. >> just ahead the newest mission >> just ahead the newest mission to mars and how the good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. ♪ hey! must ♪e the honey! �