currie has a fuzzy memory. as she reported that she could not remember, but the best she could remember, she thinks that monica lewinsky called her, betty currie. but that is contradicted by a key piece of evidence. that key piece of evidence is the cell phone record of ms. currie's phone showing that she placed a call within hours after she left the white house on that day. o monica lewinsky. with that evidence is clear that the call was initiated by ms. currie to monica lewinsky. that furthers by the fact that why else would miss currie lewinsky unless she had something for her to pick up? and why would she take that box of gifts and put it for her under her bed? these are not things that normal people do. you do not call up somebody, ask if you have something for me, then take the box and put it under your bed. it just defies common sense to think that it was the other way around. in other words, that ms. currie or that ms. lewinsky was initiating the transfer here. it's pretty clear from this evidence. i th

currie said this. when an oic attorney asked her if the president made a series of leading statements or questions, it was similar to the following. "you were always there when she was there, right?" "we were never really alone. you could see, hear and hear everything. monica came on to me and i never touched her, right? she wanted to have sex with me and i couldn't do that." in her testimony, she indicated that the president's remarks were "like statements and questions." that's her characterization of it. based on his demeanor and the manner in which he asked the question, she concluded that the president wanted her to agree with them. ms. currie thought that the president was attempting to gauge the reaction and appeared concerned. ms. currie also acknowledged that while she indicated that she agreed with the president, she knew he was alone with miss lewinsky and that she could not, or did not hear or see the two of them while they were alone. at the subsequent meeting on january 20 and 21, ms. cur

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

curry, the u.s. secret service is one of the departments that had been experiencing some negative moral, bad moral, decreasing morale, and for the last several years there has been a turnaround. the u.s. secret service director, mr. rand off elise, was a part of the turnaround. i want to talk a bit about when you denigrate employees. the president of the united states was doing that with the director of the u.s. secret service while he was turning it around. he ridiculed him, calling him names before he fired him. what do you think that does two employee morale? >> as i said,, i don't think they can help, but i think employee morale is frankly a lot more complicated when you're looking at an agency across 15 to 20,000 people. there are just a number of factors they're going to have a voice to that survey. >> i understand. i'm trying to ask, do you think that is a negative impact, when the president of the united states is basically calling names of the director of the u.s. secret service, who has bee

his social media went wild claiming curry was asking him to join the doves. he's also known as the greek freak and will be a free agent next year. earlier today curry explained that he was talking to him about video games, nothing else. he tweeted appreciate the laughs this morning. >>> thank you for watching the news at 7. continue streaming on cbsn bay area. >> will be back here at 11:00, good night. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how's everybody doing? i appreciate that. yeah, i do. how you all doing? is everybody all right? i appreciate that, y'all. thank you all very much. yeah, i do. thank you all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [louder cheering and applause] got another good one for you today, everybody. returning for their fourth day with a total of 21,530 bucks, from l.a., california, it's the champs. it's the flowers family. [cheering and applause]d frorai, just outside of cleveland, '

currie. ms. bailey, can you explain any efforts that you have ongoing to listen to the employees and then show that you are responding to their feedback? >> yes, absolutely. i think one of them is our employee and family readiness initiatives, actually, it's something i would really like to talk about. because the scores really only tell you a bit of the picture. going down and actually sitting down with the employees and talking to them and trying to understand what it is that really could help them not just on the job, but also help them as a whole person. and so some of the things that we've really looked at is the general stress. when you're out on the border -- and i have witnessed agents whose hands are shaking a they're trying to in-process a 6-year-old that they found abandoned in the desert. i have witnessed when i have -- not witnessed, but i get the suicides that come across my desk. just today right before i came in here, another border patrol agent died. and so seeing all of these ki

steph curry the sideline reporter. going to make prediction. >> we're about to win this game and celebrate with the team. >> predicting the losing streak would end, doesn't look good early, jordan poole, corner three. 11 points first minutes court. markelle fultz, slams it home. dubs led by one. warriors up eight, poole, shakes defender, three, you betcha. curry goes crazy. d'angelo russell to willie cauley-stein, that was crazy. russell taking over late. may i have this dance? buckets. ice in his veins, curry prediction comes true, snap the slide. curry postgame. >> what is it about you guys in terms of confidence and working through, finding your momentum. >> guys like you, klay, draymond, coaches, rest of the team give us confidence to play. >> great basketball player, even better interview. thank you. >> klay thompson got his jersey retired at wazzu. second warrior to get that honor. klay hamming up the ceremony. steph and zaza, pictures. raise the roof, huge moment for klay. >> this is very special. no matter what

steph curry was a sideline reporter. he's predicting that losing streak would end. 13-0 orlando, until he drains the three. final seconds of the first half, throws it down and goes down. led by one at the break. final second of the third. a little shake. stepback triple, good. curry going crazy as a sideline reporter. russell to stein. lays it up and in. the warriors up six. may i have this dance? three. ice in his veins. curry's prediction comes true. 109-105 and here is curry. >> what is it about you guys in terms of your confidence and working through this entire year that's -- you find your momentum? >> i feel like you who play, our coaches, and the team give us confidence to go out and play. >> you're a great basketball player and a better interviewer thank you. >>> clay thompson got his jersey number retired. second basketball player to get his number retired. steph made the trip up, got his popcorn going. clay hammed it up and got the family in there for photos. let's raise it to the roof. a huge moment for clay.

curry wears the number 30 for the warriors. near the yorba buena gardens and which is walking distance to the chase center. >> wow! yeah. nice condo. >> nice to be a curry. >> the san francisco zoo is getting a new koala. how you could help name it and help wildlife displaced in the devastating australia wildfires at the same time. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

on the 30th floor which is also curry's jersey number. last year the curries shelled out $31 million for a nice home in atherton which will still be their main residence. >>> shocking new video from vallejo. the moment an off duty police officer shot and killed a man over a parking dispute. >>> and after more than 12 hours of debate a sharply divided u.s. senate come together on terms. we have a look at who will and will not be allowed later this morning on capitol hill. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning thank you for joining us here wednesday morning, january 22nd i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather. whether you're see some fog or not. >> you will in the north for sure you guys. we do have some fog after last night's rain and some of that rain was ehh. kentfield also larksboro. ben lomund in santa cruz mountains did sneak over 1". now it's about the fog. the rain is almost done. but that's really about it. i-80, 37. 101 north. probably 116, 29. maybe concord as well

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

curry targets a march 1st return against the wizards at chase center. three of those games scheduled to be on abc 7. dubs left by double figures but damian lillard had himself a ball game up. up to 48 points and it's dame time all night. the dubs didn't fall. d'angelo pull-up three in transition. 27 for d-lo. steph, they love that. look at lillard. the dribbling. you can't stop this. fancy flush. tenth triple of the night. up to 54. final seconds of regulation. d'angelo the deep three for the win, off the mark. burks gets an offensive reboind bound. steph looks on. golden state strong start. overtime, burks alley-oop, two. dame time loves beating his hometown team. he finishes with career and franchise high 61. dubs are down three with eight seconds to go. jordan poole corner three, fadeaway. that's tough to go. lillard grabs the board. steph wishing he could have been out there. blazers win by five in ot. now, the countdown to super bowl liv is on. yesterday the niners clinched at home in the first ever nfc championship game at levi. it's a young team

curry also has access to a language line through other city grants. care navigation and city support programming will take place in the shanti, located in district 9, and at curry, located in the tenderloin in district 6. they will provide 5600 hours of service annually. and of those clients, a little over a third will be requested and matched with a peer support volunteer. thank you and i'm happy to answer questions you may have about the program. >> thank you, tiffany. any comments or questions? >> just a question. who does the training for the peer support counselors? >> shanti does. >> they're not city college? >> no. >> thank you. any comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> may i have a second? >> second. >> any further discussion or comments? hearing none, all in favor? any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. >> thank you. >> thank you, tiffany. item c, requesting modification to the existing grant agreement with bayview-hunters point multipurpose senior

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

curry's prediction comes true. snap the ten-game slide, 105-95. here is curry. >> what is it about you guys in terms of your confidence and working through this entire year that's really -- made you find your momentum. >> i feel like guys like played, draymond and coaches and the rest of our team gave us confidence to go out and play. >> you're a great basketball player, even better interviewer. thank you. >> can't wait to get steph back on the court. also on saturday klay thompson got his jersey number retired. second to get his number retired. steph made the trip up and got his popcorn going. zaza was there with owner. halftime ceremony kissed the floor, got the family for photos. you see steph and zaza. lets raise the roof. a huge moment for klay. >> very special. no matter what uni i put on, hopefully a warrior for the rest of my career. i will always be. >> much like we've seen during the warriors championship run, talent and coaching that's one thing. don't underestimate chemistry and what it can do for a team making a run at a title. buildi

curry targets a march 1st return against the wizards at chase center. three of those games scheduled to be on abc 7. dubs left by double figures but damian lillard had himself a ball game up. up to 48 points and it's dame time all night. the dubs didn't fall. d'angelo pull-up three in transition. 27 for d-lo. steph, they love that. look at lillard. the dribbling. you can't stop this. fancy flush. tenth triple of the night. up to 54. final seconds of regulation. d'angelo the deep three for the win, off the mark. burks gets an offensive reboind bound. steph looks on. golden state strong start. overtime, burks alley-oop, two. dame time loves beating his hometown team. he finishes with career and franchise high 61. dubs are down three with eight seconds to go. jordan poole corner three, fadeaway. that's tough to go. lillard grabs the board. steph wishing he could have been out there. blazers win by five in ot. now, the countdown to super bowl liv is on. yesterday the niners clinched at home in the first ever nfc championship game at levi. it's a young team

porque es comida que encontramos en muchos restaurantes hoy día, vamos a preparar un curry que viene del sur de asia y de india y es un poco picante y cada uno tiene diferentes aromas y sabores, doramos el salmón para comenzar con aceita, sal y pimienta y luego sofrito y conocemos el curry y la pasta está hecha de curry que es especias de ajo, jengibre, chile, limoncillo que hacen que se vuelva super aromática. >> cuando vivía en venezuela y hacía novelas, y una de las cosas que me gustaba era pollo al curry y nunca más lo he vuelto a comer, que lo comí mucho también. >> sí es una mezcla de especie y se adapta mucho a diferentes proteínas y por ejemplo pescados y curry para los que se están cuidando es la d y ayudan a digerir la inflamación y de los pescados y más contenidos y el salmón es una buena fuente de proteína, ajo y un poco de jengibre, cebolla morada, pimientos de varios colores que usamos colores porque al final nos van a dar una presentación maravillosa y los vegetales no les quiero cocinar mucho y el fuego es medio y acá una de las cosas que nos privamos

curry's prediction comes through. snap the ten-game slide, 105-95. >> what is it about you guys in terms of your confidence and working through this entire year that's really -- made you find your momentum. >> guys like you played, great minds and coaches and the rest of the team gave us confidence to go out and play. >> you're a great basketball player, even better interviewer. thank you. >> can't wait to get steph back on the court. also klay thompson got his jersey number retired. second to get his number retired. steph made the trip up and got his popcorn going. klay ended up during the halftime ceremony kissed the floor, got the family members there. you see zaza. a huge moment nor klay. >> very special. no matter what unii put on, hopefully a warrior for the rest of my career. i will always be. >> much like we've seen during the warriors championship run, talent and coaching that's one thing. don't underestimate chemistry and what it can do for a team running for a title. building brick by brick is the model for

"keep calm and curry on." the kind of royal visit which i think most would agree it would not be front page news. might be an inside lead. suddenly bank, all over the place, because we have william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge helping to make milkshakes ata cambridge helping to make milkshakes at a bradford restaurant. they've been doing good work, talking to people about mental health, visiting local businesses, celebrating community projects in a very un—manner us community projects in a very un—manner us that her glamourous place in a very unglamorous way. it is in the front of the daily mail, kate the dazzling touches shows us how it's done. it's all very clear that this is the continuing rumbling on. and this is what happens, harry and meghan will find when they leave the royal fold, everything and meghan will find when they leave the royalfold, everything a royal says or does is interpreted and analysed, sometimes to death, and sometimes quite reasonably. because they know very well we

keep calm and curry on is the headline. the financial times reports on russian president vladimir putin's so—called "sweeping revamp" of russia's leadership after he moved to replace his long—serving prime minister and launched a constitutional overhaul. the i warns of a national grid overload due to a surge in electric vehicles. the guardian leads on a row over government plans to scrap the four—hour waiting target for a&e units, reporting that doctors and nurses are furious at the plans. the mail reports on a letter from an nhs mental health chief to bookmakers, telling them to end the betting bribes she says are to blame for gambling addiction. there is a fair amount to choose from in there. christopher, why don't you kick us. this is the metro, keep calm and carry on. keep calm and carry on. this is what the queen would want to one of her as doing. this is prince william with kate. they are making milkshakes in bradford. this is what she would see as part of the young and young deal as part of the young and young

there was an allegation, for example, well-documented that he met with his personal secretary betty curry and leading her. i was never alone with monica, right? >> but did any of the allegations against the even, even if true, amount to what the founders called high crimes and misdemeanors? >> that provides for impeachment and removal of the president is focused on abuse of governmental power. the purpose of the impeachment clause is not to punish presidents for past misconduct. one of our arguments in the clinton impeachment was, although president clinton's conduct with ms. lewinsky might've been wronged and blameworthy and something you could disapprove of intensely, there was no abuse of the presidential power, there is no threat to the country. >> we are getting very close. >> i think when people look back on it, they say, oh, that was a partisan exercise and a foregone conclusion. that's wrong. it was not a foregone conclusion at the beginning. it would've been remarkable if the dam had broken, but there were plenty of warning signs that it could happen. >> to happen, the house mana

now, steph curry was the side line reporter. he had quite a bit of fun at the game. >> you're going to be a part of us doing great things. just don't hang your hat. >> we wanted to discuss how you're ducking both of us on the golf course. >> time for golf right now. >> he's trying to make that. oh! >> that's got to be something. >> kicking out in the corner. >> swallowed all over the place. out in a hurry. he catches it in. good offense beats good defense. >> the warriors won that game last night. a fun game. klay thompson returned to washington state. his a will ma matter becomes the second star. the halftime ceremony was very had fun. goofy, earnest and great. steph and zaza and a big old rafter going to klay in a moment and even providing some hints to his future. >> it's very special. no matter what uni i put on. hopefully a warrior the rest of my career. i will always be a coug. >> and what a weekend for klay. we saw him on the sidelines during the game. i tweeted that video of the a lot of stars were here at the game. jerr

we infuse it with curry so it's a curry style braised chicken. >> and you have to have cilantro? >> got to have it. >> what do you put in the dish other than what you just mentioned? >> we have a beautiful sauce week great in-house with ginger, lemongrass, cilantro, garlic and soy. this is our braised chicken. we have a special seasoning blend that is fantastic. >> idea is it is secret, right? >> yes, all i can tell you is it has lemon. >> this is the secret to good garlic noodles. when you go to the restaurant, the noodles are the key and what kind of noodles are they? >> these are -- noodle so they are a lot bigger than typical noodles. the great thing is it absorbs more flavor, a lot more sauce. >> and that butter you are putting it is -- mike garlic butter. garlic noodles, right? >> okay. so, chef, when people come to your restaurant, there is more than just one dish. what do you think people will take away from coming to visit you this time? >> we we were voted best seafood restaurant in oakland last year so definitely our seafood is number 1. we are known for our seafood bo

and curry is referring to his 13-year-old daughter gianna who was in the helicopter and passed away as well. now as we've mentioned all morning long, there were nine people inside of the helicopter and they were headed to a girl's basketball tournament in thousand oaks when that helicopter crashed. now there was actually a boip team taking part in the tournament and we talked to a player parent who described the emotional tournament as players knelt in prayer. >> my daughter that age to go through that is a tragedy. >> now if you're a warriors fan you have to admit that bryant was the main attraction during his prime at many of the warriors/lakers games when you could hear more fans cheering for kobe than the warriors. back in oracle in 2016, the crowd giving him a standing ovation. but bryant was a five-time nba championship and mvp and 18-time all-star. he passes away at the age of 41. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> he also recently won an oscar. he'll be missed. >>> now coming up on the "today" show, cig melvin is live in los angeles after the tragic death of bryant. nbc sp

several key players took to twitter honoring stern as well as steph curry. he actually posted this photo writing we'll never forget the words you spoke this day with the seventh pick changed my life forever. >> that was shocking to hear that he died. >>> vianey tracking that forecast for us. >> i'm tracking temperatures, our next rain chance and the latest sierra snowpack. how are we doing when it comes in terms of the rain? complete details coming up. >>> working to protect renters rights. next on "today in the bay" the new laws place setting rent caps across california. >>> right now at 5:00, shaken up. an earthquake rattles parts of the south bay overnight. a live report coming up. plus -- >> fortunately he saw me and avoided us. it was kind of scary. >> two now in police custody, one still on the loose.what pol saying about the robbe t >>> plus, a live look at the golden gateanaracking how much we could get and when it could get here. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you on this thursday. thanks so much for starting your morn

currie initiated the return of the gifts. the record shows the president gave her more gifts after she had been subpoenaed. the record is that the job search began months before ms. lewinsky showed up on the witness list in the jones matter. the record shows the president made no extraordinary effort to get her a job. the record showed that ms. currie was never a witness on any list. ms. currie testified no fewer than nine times, and stated repeatedly she did not feel pressure by the president's remarks. the president abused his power, they say, by failing to answer the 81 questions. but the record shows the president answered the questions completely, but the alleged abuse of lies in the fact that the majority disagrees with the answers. i yield myself 30 seconds more. the majority has simply tried to dress up its perjury allegations in the clothes of the watergate's abuse of power language. i know something about that. in an effort to make its case against the president seem more serious. they say the president has to be im

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steph curry news, marcus thompson is saying warrior star steph curry is scheduled for a march 1st return against the wizards at chase center. that would give him 22 games to play down the stretch with these guys. three of them will be on abc 7. last night he had a lot of fun as he's getting ready to get back in action. let's take a look at that last night. >> how you can adjust every sing ga el game and learn on the fly. >> it's going to be a part of us doing great things, just don't hang your head. >> we wanted to discuss how you're ducking both of us on the golf course. >> if there was he ever a time to beat me in golf, it would be right now. are you keeping check of the plus/minus right now? that's got to be something. i don't know how you tell on this program here but that's got to be something warriors open up a 12-point lead, three minutes left in the third quarter. >> there it is. >> great warrior defense. they're squirming all over the place. folks got to put up in a hurry. oh, he catches it, great shot. nba players making good shots. good offense makes a good defense every time.

curry. fried turkey. mcflurry. (mcdonald's) cacciatori. chimichurri. er ry jib: (icandied yams. pokes. -l. smokeys. gnocchis. and them banging raviolis. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. countrys and hilarity years ol. what were you like at 10 years old? >> well, you know what? ngswa at 10 years old. jimmy: really? >> yeah. adhav>>en't h a smoke of anything in 20 years, haven't had a drink in 20 years, but i started very early. i'm from san diego. and when i was 11 my father lived in cerritos, up here in l.a. we would spend the summersitm. w hhe would go to work, 11 years his toyota i would drive around cerritos in my father's toyota carona, only making le afraid to make left turns. can you imagine looking over and seeing, at a stoplight. >> jimmy:wo children. >> two children behind the wheel of a car. >> jimmy: but that's the kind of things that happen in the ao square. it's a local joke. >> a local joke. hal worthington and all of that. that's all ofhe cers.tori >> jimmy: you did both roles. d this great united states of america about 50 times, back and

steph curry settled in against orlando. look. to end the thinker quarter, jordan pool. slash. they led by 11. fourth period, look how they shared the rock. eric pascale jams. two rookies had 20 point nights. deangelo russell from deep. he had 26. a season high, 12 assists. warriors stopped the ten game losing streak. 109-95. hey, eric pascale. post game? >> what is it about you guy that's you just come out and compete? >> not many young guys get this opportunity. i feel like which opportunity, we go out and play as hard as we can. and leave it all on the floor. >> you are a great basketball player. even better interviewer. thank you. back to you, bob. >> hey, what a scene at washington state. klay thompson returned to beasley coliseum to have his jersey retired. steph curry was there. >> i know with have done amazing things with the warriors. side note, yeah. thank you. >> a lot of warriors fans up here makes me happy. special thanks everyone from the warriors was able to make it. we have done some amazing things. who would like to receive more championship ins the future? we

jo currie, bbc news, kingston. a woman, believed to be britain's oldest surviving female veteran who served in the second world war, has died at the age of 108. anne robson was born in duns in berwickshire in 1911. in 2018 these soldiers helped her celebrate christmas. she joined the auxiliary territorial service “11942 and rose to the rank of major. she was an assistant inspector of physical training. anne was living in a care home in edinburgh when she died. time for a look at the weather. here's louse lear. ijust i just wanted to show that it can ijust wanted to show that it can be gloomy but also quite glorious. absolutely glorious today in penzance, i know it was cloudy with spots of drizzle but most areas of the country were cloudy. favoured spots in eastern scotland and north—east england was glorious, and in wales so there were some places that looks like this but you were very lucky indeed. with those clear skies, we might just very lucky indeed. with those clear skies, we mightjust see the holes conti

curry went on to say that changed my life forever. thank you and your family for your leadership and commitment to growing the game of basketball around the world. forever grateful. rest in peace commissioner stern. well stern led the nba for 3 decades and during that time the league's popularity exploded coy wire takes a look back at how he impacted the sport. >>the nba wouldn't be the league it is today without david working his way up the ranks stern was the organizations first general counsel and took the commissioner's post in 1984 stern had the good fortune of inheriting larry bird and magic johnson and taking over just before the arrival of michael jordan you television revenues were low and several franchises were in financial turmoil. so the new commissioner rolled up his sleeves and got to work for the next 30 years stern presided over the leak skyrocketing growth. >>according to forbes, the player salary cap which turn helped to create. we're from million to just under 59 million when he left office in 2014. television reve

to guard al iverson because you do not want to call fouls with steph curry. he shoots like two, three free throws a game. but iverson he knew how to get around the referees. >> he's right, steph never gets a call. hopefully he'll be back soon. baseball season not that far away. the a's are holding fan fest. we had a chance to talk with a's shortstop marcus simian on our with authority podcast. i asked him, jokingly, blink once if he knew the astros were cheating. blink twice if he had no idea. >> as we compete against these guys, you just think these guys are really, really good and they're beating us up. but i think at the end of the season we started to, you know, change up our signs and just be more cautious and we played well against them. and that's what we need to do against all teams because that's the landscape. but all i know is we play the game the right way and we are focused on getting better at that. and if we worry about all the other things, then, you know, we're not going to play as well. >> steph curry probably a month away from returning to

that 30 is steph curry's number. last year the currys spent $31 million in atherton that will still be their main home. >>> and we're finding out more about an officer-involved shooting this morning that caused a major east bay freeway to shut down. >> and san francisco parents desperate for answers after their 20-year-old son went missing. what we know about his disappearance almost two weeks ago. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. wednesday, january 22nd i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. for your weather this morning steve paulson is talking a lot about fog. >> mainly north and east. nothing unusual there. >> okay. >> how far north? >> all the way santa rosa. >> santa rosa up. >> novato, petaluma. >> north of the golden gate then. >> exactly. >> also napa and out to fairfield. >>> 50s and 60s. much warmer air mass in place. a lot of lows are sitting in around 53, 54 after this warm air mass and rain for some. not so good

>> well, in curry's case, yes, they are going to be sort of expanding. they have a group that is calle. i think that's the name. i might be misquoting it slightly. but for that program, they are going to basically do more peer support programming for that. the annual event that i refer to, those are new. >> that is new? okay. >> thank you. i would like to echo commissioner knutzen's comment about how important and pioneering this and also it's an example of how the studies that led up to the dignity fund and the way the dignity fund money was going to be used was for many, many cases innovative programs. and this is an example of something going from a study to a practical implementation. and i think that that's very important to keep in mind. it means that we are actually acting on what we promised. and so again, i would like to commend the program that's been developed. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> second. any comments or questions or furthe

the reaction of alex curry: plugging some of the gaps on the news channel over the past fortnight have been a series of one—off specials and features. some of them were shown several times, including this extended interview by media editor amol rajan with the editor of private eye magazine, ian hislop. how do you come up with a private eye cover like those? well, this was when theresa may, who — do you remember her? she was around at the beginning of the year. she used to be prime minister. anyway, she left and we had to think "how can we pay tribute to mrs may?" so i thought perhaps a blank page would be good, and so we had the theresa may memorial issue — her legacy in full. john grimes was watching the news channel on wednesday and had this response: do let us know your thoughts on any of what we are covering on this programme, or any other aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now, for some more of your other concerns this week, and one of the biggest stories over the holiday period has been the bushfires that have been raging across au

in bristol because we have anjo currie living here. my name is anne dochery, and 71 years old, the title i have is the 2018 world champion 70 world duo athlete. yes! 0h, 2018 world champion 70 world duo athlete. yes! oh, gosh! can you believe it? no. i didn't start running until i was 55. and that was for very good reason. because as a young person, i was for very good reason. because as a young person, iwas one for very good reason. because as a young person, i was one of those who smoked. i smoked like a trooper. 20 a day at least. so i started running to strengthen my lungs. i never, in my wildest dreams, thought i would win. but on the day, things went my way and i remember running down towards the finish line and thinking, somebody is going to ove rta ke thinking, somebody is going to overtake me. somebody is going to ove rta ke overtake me. somebody is going to overtake me. somebody is going to overtake me. i know they are going to overtake me! and then you get through and i didn't believe it until somebody told me you have just

guys >> it is interesting, to your point on bay area athletes having an edge steph curry has been in the forefront of this. andre iguodala has you meet a lot of people. >> i spoke to andre igudala's partner and it's about getting in early on these deals and investing at the right time. you don't want to get late in a company like air bnb that's seen a lot of that growth already andre is getting in on software deals and things like zoom early that might not be sort of those high-profile and direct to consumer names but end up being great wins and he seems to be a little bit more involved than another example of an athlete that might say, hey, here is an investment, go and i'm just worried about the return in diversifying he is on the board of an african company that just went public. he is a little more invested there is this focus on life after sports, especially as some of these careers become shorter and shorter. >> i guess vc firms as a group do okay. but in their portfolios, their hit rates are not all that high. >> no, they're not the reason you want to bring these brand names i

deal with thecles president's dealings with the president of ukraine to curry the 2020 elections, and his alleged obstruction of the congressional investigation. those are the two issues we have to judge. i took an oath to be impartial. i will listen to both the managers and the resident's lawyers, and hopefully the witnesses and documents that are relevant. this is from september and you were talking about the house impeachment inquiry. i want to clarify. senator cardin: about which conflict? i'm not sure there is a conflict here from the point of view of his personal wealth. the conflict was his campaign. and it is not really a conflict. the president is not allowed to use the power of his office to curry favor from leaders of other countries to get involved in partisan politics and u.s. elections. that is wrong. about the trial itself, we pomp and some of the circumstance, managers coming in, senators being sworn in, and we have seen restrictions come in, we can get to that later about public and press access, but from a senator's perspective, and you describe what you are expectin

. >> también ahora vamos con stephen curry que habló de su nueva propiedad en san francisco y costó unos 8 millones de dólares está ubicada en el piso 30, el mismo número que porta el atleta en su camisa, felicidades porque está en una zona linda en san francisco. >> muchas gracias porestar con nosotros en noticiero telemundo. >> nos vemos a las 11. >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) hoy jueves en noticias telemundo , cruce natgivo miles de migrantes atraviean el río suchiate, aprovechan la vigiliacia en la frontera . >> niños armados contra la violencia, habitantes se reflejan dándole más seguridad, participando con menores . >> más difícil es endeudars

the reaction of alex curry... plugging some of the gaps on the news channel over the past fortnight have been a series of one—off specials and features. some of them were shown several times, including this extended interview by media editor amol rajan, with the editor of private eye magazine, ian hislop. how do you come up with a private eye cover like those? well, this was when theresa may, who, do you remember her? she was around at the beginning of the year. she used to be prime minister. anyway, she left and we had to think, how can we pay tribute to mrs may? so, i thought perhaps a blank page would be good and so we had the theresa may memorial issue, her legacy in full. john grimes was watching the news channel on wednesday and had this response... do let us know your thoughts on any of what we are covering on this programme or any other aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now, for some more of your other concerns this week and one of the biggest stories over the

>>about the lawyers tonight, warrio with curry was back ust out on the oor in his au. it's been difficult this season now the warriors with only a single win in 2020 and tonight hosting a jazz team that's right behind the lakers for second place out west draymond green returns to action after missing the last 2 games of 1st quarter d'angelo russellbeyer some options here floater golden state's only office tonight with 26 point for from that point on alutah as the first jazz of novan mitchell jumper 23 point tonight, 2nd half surge as leading big willie cauy-stei it really go bare on the other and sls it home, 22 poits for the big man utah of 3129 the final tab for city services frid you but this was the center of the nba tonight the league debut of zion wiiason after missing the first 44 games this season, second quarters eye on. >>on the follow his first ever nba pockets after only scoring 3 ponts early in the 4th williamson went off 3 pointer scores onhe alley you. the next possession another 3 next time down shot blocked gets the board and the follow and tn another