. >>> usc and ucla ditching the pac-12? what that could mean for cal's future in the conference. >>> gray skies overhead for much of the day around the bay. and that's why it was tough to shake along the coast. finally seeing blue skies >>> new at 5:00, the bay area leader of one of the country's most notorious biker gangs has died. sonny barger was the founder of the hells angels oakland chapter. more on his local roots and shares a personal story about him. >> reporter: sonny barger founded the oakland charter of the hells angels in 1957. the clubhouse is still here and an operating charter of the hells angels. today clubhouse members were mourning the loss of sonny barger, who became the public face of the notorious motorcycle club. no comments released today from the charter, but a small memorial of flowers was set up outside. on facebook today, a prewritten message by barger was to be released immediately after his passing. the post said he passed peacefully after a brief battle with cancer and was surrounded by loved

this puts usc and ucla in the same conference as ohio state and michigan. the official move will take place in 2024. >> if you lose two of your southern california rivals, it doesn't have that firepower. >>> right now we are circling around the video we've all been talking about today. this boat without a captain and how police got things under control. >>> the high profile fundraisers with vice president kamala harris . >>> it could be the final straw if votes do not go their way. now. >> i am audrey as a skill. it is not an overstatement to say this was a make it or break it day in oakland. you likely never heard of this. they are deciding how the terminal could be separated from the regular court. just about two hours ago, they voted to keep the a's in the game when it came to a possible bayfront ballpark. we have the latest. >> this is not a home

usc and ucla are saying adios to the pac-12. a stunning move, and it's a done deal after nearly 100 years. sc and ucla are hided to the big ten. it sounds weird when i say it out loud. the trojans and bruins will make it a 16-time conference in 2024. both schools stand to earn $100 million a year in tv revenue, according to the big 10's new tv deal. losing both l.a. schools is devastating to the pac-12. how will schools like cal and stanford respond? >>> a pivot to baseball. plenty of seats in seattle. the a's were at bat against the mariners. that's how the a's tied the game in the fifth, like that! it was a 4-4 ball game. then it got crazy. hit it on the screws. two runs scored. watch the effort to get riley. the ball gets away. it allowed riley to score. we call this a little league home run as the mariners won the game, final of 8-6. the a's record to close the month of june, 5 and 21. i'll go ahead and say it. the a's? they need a hug. same two teams tomorrow, july 1st. oh, man. >> don't we all? we all need a hug. i need a

usc and ucla are leaving pac-12 to join the big ten. last year college football was rocked when texas and oklahoma decided to leave the big 12 headed to sec. it looks like. the big ten and sec will be dominant conferences, but when about clemson, florida state, and baylor bears. is the lure of the big television contracts making a mom mockery of geography and tradition, joining us now, brady quinn, former all american at notre dame. thank you very much for joining us. what do you make of schools from california joining the big ten? >> does that surprise you, california is now big 10 country. i think thatt everyone right now in realm of college sports is looking for stability,po big 10 and sec are two conferences that provide that. from that stand point, all of thehe changes in college sports in particular football with nil, and the transfer portal and now realign ams and looking for more stability and lucrative tv rights deals it makes sense, last is, looking at ucla and usc. the west coast part of the noon eastern time window. the most

usc and ucla are planning to leave the pac-12 conference and instead, join the big ten. both universities made it official just a few minutes ago, they will join the big ten at the start of the 2024 and 2025 school year. they already have 14 schools in there now. ucla says this will help them secure better television time slots for road games and usc says the conference move will help their student-athletes gain more exposure. >> san jose police say that four people are under arrest in home invasion robbery cases. they hope that other victims may come forward. the fourth person under is a minor. dion them has been tracking the story for weeks and spoke to several victims. in several cases, the victims were tied up and threatened. they say they appear to be repeat offenders. >> they need to remain in custody. you have one that was arrested and walked out of jail and the day after that, committed another violent home invasion. >> in one case, a father and his baby son were held at gunpoint. investigators were asking anyone who has surveillance video of the crimes to contac

. >>> now at 7:00, usc and ucla are planning to leave the pac-12 for the big ten conference. the stunning move would deliver serious implications for cal and stanford sports. >> those bay area schools have a long history with their l.a. counterparts dating back to more than 100 years. usc and ucla could leave the big ten as early as 2024 when their contract with the pac-12 expires. >> i mean, big news. especially for our fellow trojan here. >> yeah, a little strange to think of my weekender being in chicago or being in nebraska. yeah? pretty shocking. >> a lot of questions. >> not good for the pac-12. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how are y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got a really, really good one for you today, folks. returning for their fifth and final day, with a total of 41,575 bucks, from marie

they were meeting privately about ucla's exit for the big ten. the move has major implications for uc berkeley and other teams that could lose millions of dollars in media rights and credibility. in a statement he wrote the first duty of every public university is to the people, especially students. they must clearly explain how the deal would improve the experience to all athletes. and will honor a century-old partnership with uc berkeley and preserve the history rivalry and traditions that enrich the community. >>> oakland police wants the public health in solving that brutal murder. a rideshare driver shot at point-blank range in little saigon. patrick fung was living and working in little saigon last weekend when he was shot by two men that approached his car. today it was announced they found key evidence in the case but the community is calling for more police protection. cheryl hurd has the exclusive interview with the young man that heard the gunshot and is close to him. >> he thought nothing of the first shot. it is a common occurrence i

the big 10 conference announcing beginning 2024, usc and ucla is leaving the pac 12. this move follows last year's powerhouse sec allowing texas and oklahoma to join them. which left many wondering if it would change the balance of power forever. has the ncaa outgrown its usefulness? what is the significant nance of them moving out of the pac 12. >> for the normal fan out there, right thousand we have five major conferences in college football. but two of those conferences, the sec and the big 10 are about to enter into media rights fields with fox and espn to pay them far more money than other conferences will be getting. so the revenue share is about to be drastically different. therefore, the valuable brand like texas, oak home a, usc and ucla needed to get on those life boats. you need to get in that spot where you will grow your revenue into the future and keep your longterm stability alive in the athletic department. we are heading into an era with college athletics where we have two major conferences and minor conferences that will be following the lead of the.

it is not immune from politics or financial motivation, usc and ucla announced they were leaving the pac-12 to join the big ten because lincoln, nebraska and los angeles, california have so much in common, last year college football was rocked when texas and oklahoma decided to leave the big 12 and headed to sec, the big ten and sec will be dommen dominant conferences. is lure of big television contracts making a mockery of rivalry and tradition. joining us now brady quinn, former all american at notre dame. fox sports football analyst, thank you, what do you make of schools from california joining the big ten? >> trey, does that surprise you, southern california now big 10. everyone right now, in realm of college sports is looking for stability, big 10 and sec provide, that from that stand point looking at changes in college sports in particular football with nil, name, image and likeness, transfer portal, and changing landscape and looking for more tv rights deals makes sense, the last thing, look at usc and ucla. hard on west coast being a part of noon, eastern time window, the mo

get the intern from ucla to make the video of what he just said. jonathan: how will chairman powell navigate some of the stuff? how do you expect them to acknowledge some of the weaker data points we have already seen? andrew: tomorrow, we might getq2 gdp, it could be slightly positive, it could be negative. on friday, we will get the employment cost index which will probably show strong wage pressure. we have an inflation situation that looks more problematic. you have growth that is slowing. it goes back to what we were talking about initially. it is painful to bring inflation down once you have too high inflation. i do not think he will completely stick to the hawkish message from june. peak hawkish notice from june. i think there will be acknowledgment of the data from june that could be dovish. jonathan: let's talk about the dovish detailer. do you think the easing of financial conditions will become problematic? andrew: i think that is what the fed is trying to figure out fed really, it takes time for the financial conditions to work their wa

and several international news outlets found that ob, ucla was shot by israeli forces, that is an accusation. israel as deny ensued. an soldiers have fired tear gas at demonstrators demanding an end to military rule. thousands protested in the capital cartoon calling for the army to reinstate the democratic process, which was started last year before the army, qu, sudanese, doctors, groups as security forces killed 9 people at protests on thursday in sidney to rental range, force thousands of people to evacuate their homes official say, the situation in australia's biggest city is life threatening. storm comes just months after deadly floods hit the area. heavy rains and fierce winds are forecast to intensify. rescue efforts are underway in southern china were typhoon chava hit on don province on saturday, causing severe flooding. our wave snap and engineering ship in 2 mm. only 3 people have been rescued so far. dozens are still missing. after typhoon shabba snapped their ship in to the harsh weather is hampering the rescue efforts. a tornado trash, china's southern coast cause and power ou

in her senior year at ucla. she won the coutinho award known as the heisman tree trophy of collegiate water polo. courtney and her family live in anaheim hills, and i'm happy to say that she and chris aren't strangers to the nixon library. they were married here. her coach adam for corian. that's ucla and women's water polo team describes her as the definition of competitive greatness, but she describes herself as a lover of ducks hockey family and friends and good food. now the panel will be moderated by jennifer horn who is well known throughout los angeles orange county and the island empire as co-host of am a i'm sorry am 870s the morning answer and in fact, she was recently announced she will provide the answer every weekday morning through 2024. jennifer calls herself a radio brat who started working for her dad's show with he was in high school. she is a voiceover artist and has worked on movies and commercials too. she volunteers for charities and political campaigns and like jennifer is no stranger to t

ucla must clearly explain how this deal will improve the experience for all student athletes. >>> excitement is building this morning. back and better than ever. still had a look at what fans can expect at, con. >>> the u.s. house will vote today on the rise of the contraception act. it gives the medical community the right to provide contraception. this comes after the supreme court overturned roe v wade and legalizes this portion within the current conservative the current conservative majority. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. >>> happening today, con is returning in southern california. the annual convention is welcoming hundreds of thousands of fans for the first time in three years. >> there was a scale back with a digital, con last november. but the fans attending bought the tickets in 2019 for 2020 rolling them over making this a sold-out event and people love it. jennifer bjorklund is in san diego wit

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. >>> college realignment making a surprise return thursday as usc and ucla announced plans to leave the pac-12 for the big ten in 2024. the move reportedly in the works for months with finances and media rights agreements playing a major role. in a statement the pac-12 said it was extremely surprised and disappointed by the move. but will continue to thrive despite the departure of the two colleges. with usc and ucla, the big ten will have 16 teams and be the first conference to stretch from coast to coast. the s.e.c. will also have 16 teams once they add texas and oklahoma in 2025. >>> the liv golf serieses making its debut yesterday in portland, many of the families who lost loved ones on 9/11 were outside the course protesting the new saudi-backed league. >> these golfers that are getting in bed with the saudis, they should know what they are doing and it is shame on them. >> the american people swore to never forget. well, here we are nearly 21 years later with no justice and the responsible parties are being allowed to operate on american soil with impunity. >> in response liv

i'm joined now by the director of ucla safeguarding democracy project. thinks latest book, how disinformation poisons our politics and how to cure it. thanks for coming in. i want to start with something that's had a lot of developments kind of on the side of what's been happening with the committee over the course of their last several weeks. the justice department has made very clear with some actions they are really digging into right now. >> there are multiple paths by which different actors could be found liable. we have those who stormed the capitol. some have been prosecuted. some have already been sentenced. this is one important path. the one i'm focused on there's a crime to corruptly obstruct an official proceeding and this is language that could be used against john eastman, against donald trump, against rudy giuliani. i don't think there's a single path. >> one of the things made official today, the december 2020 white house meeting in which trump advisers floated the idea of seizing voting machines, a series of them over the course of that

this earthquake of a headline, ucla and sc are are leaving the pac-10 to go to the big ten. you've got to figure when these contracts come up, there's going to be a hunger game withs, amazon, apple. do you see them a play in here? >> i think nfl sunday ticket, we believe they're potentially in the winner's circle versus amazon. and when you look at big ten, right there cook calls, ultimately, he calls his individuals and basically says get us back into the negotiation because i believe apple will play a role in some sort of big ten tv package which could be upwards of, you know, over a billion dollars annually. liz: well, usc v. ohio state, can you make a prediction? >> i'm still going to go with big ten, but it will be interesting to see. it's really transforming what we're going to see in college football. liz: but no doubt this is an upheaval for the sports seeming world. i mean, fox, how do they play into it? because they have big ten coverage as well. >> look, fox ultimately has a big hand in the game in terms of where this is all going, and i think the important thing

usc and ucla are leaving the pac 12 conference to join the big ten in 2024. the big ten voted unanimously to add the schools. it will increase the size of the big ten to 16 schools and comes almost a year after oklahoma and texas accepted invitations to join the scc in 2025. >>> speaking of sports shakeups, nba free agency is officially under way, and it kicked off with some shocking news. superstar forward kevin durant has told the brooklyn nets he wants to be traded. it's an unexpected move that could change the balance of the league for years. durant's four-year contract extension kicks in this week which is set to pay the 33-year-old nearly $200 million. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," "stranger things" actor david harboul talks with anthony mason about the hit netflix series. pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i

. >> ucla and uc berkeley did this study and they found that more than 1000 hazardous sites across the state and sewage treatment to armory places to superfund sites like the one in bayview hunters point or pharmaceutical sites like in richmond and across the bay area, there are hundreds and hundreds of these from san francisco to richmond to san jose. they are all over the place. it is prevalent in almost every community here. >> we see these projections talk about the end of the century. you and your colleagues probably will not be in office at that point in time, but how do you approach this in the daily land-use decisions that you are making as a member of the city council? >> we try to change the way we look at it. we need to start planning for the future instead of the next 10 or 20 years. one of the things we need to do is to make sure that development is in a smart place as opposed to a place that could be affected by sea level rise. we also need to make sure that toxic sites are cleaned up along the shoreline. once the sea level rise comes in, the toxins in the soil will start

. >> yes and went on to play at ucla, where he met jeremy brandt. here they are together on ucla brute stock, on public access tv. >> everybody came back and was, we're not gonna lose or whatever. and came back and we clicked on since then. >> we can be a final four contender. >> i always say we ran the same speed, and so we would run the warm-ups the same speed, and we would end up talking together, and we became roommates throughout college. it's just a great guy, a great friend. >> quiet, mind you. shy, at least around the girls. >> he wasn't quite the ladies man. i'm not gonna lie to you. >> and then, one night back in 2000, four years after he graduated from college, harp met a girl at a party, talk all was there too. the girl's name was julie. >> she kind of zoned in on harper right off the bat, and started to talk to him. >> some on the oppression she picked him? >> yeah, exactly. >> it went pretty fast, after that. and why not? julie was pretty and smart, and from a well to do family. still, when harp proposed just three months after he met

jane: for more, i am joined by daniel swain, a climate scientist at ucla. thank you for joining me. are you surprised by the scale of what we are seeing in the u.k. and parts of europe? daniel: i would say it is certainly shocking to see it happen in the real world, but from a science perspective, it is not all that surprising given how much we know about how climate change is increasing the likelihood and severity of high magnitude or unprecedented heat events around the world. jane: even though we are all seeing the effects of climate change, polls show that particularly in the u.s., climate change is not a priority for the vast majority of voters. why do you think that is? daniel: i think for a long time, there had been a perception that climate change was a problem for future gerations, a future tense problem that we would eventually figure out before it became too disruptive in society, and what we are coming up against this decade is the reality that climate change is a here and now problem. the projected increases in extreme events like heat waves we are seeing all around the

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and he had the experience at ucla, playing against the white competition, the best. in fact, when he was in college all-star game, he played against the chicago bears. the bears one, but the only player they feared, according to the records that emanated from newspaper reports, they feared jackie robinson, who scored a touchdown against the champion bears. so it's a complicated issue. and it is -- jackie may have contributed to the demise of the negro leagues. and maybe that's why, to answer your question, that's maybe the reason why it was absent from the comic strip, the comic book. >> you are right, it is very complicated. one of my points about integration was it was all done on white folks terms. in other words, we want a black person who is going to make white people feel comfortable. whether it's turning the other cheek. and it's easy for me to sit there and look back, because at that time, my mentor was sam lacey. that was my first newspaper job was at the african american newspaper. and we really became friends. we debated this. every time i bring this up, h

that's the estimation of ucla climate scientist daniel swain. he says the warnings of future problems are not theoretical anymore, they're here. >> and so the predictions that we're going to start running into some problems with climate change. that future has now risen. i do hesitate to call it a new normal, suggesting we reach a new state where it is really the new normal and change. the former governor is showing you the new normal, which is appropriate for the kinds of disruptive extreme positive things. >> reporter: he's one of the leading scientists in california. we'll hear much more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> fallout over the deleted text messages continue as the january 6 committee prepares for tomorrow's prime time hearing. and they failed to recover text messages. the agency blames a preplanned i.t. upgrade. >>> and so the migration was planned. well before january, 2021. >> they were told to preserve everything. and in a week or two they allowed it to be distorted. >> reporter: that was congresswoman zoe. and tomorrow's prim

ucla infectious disease expert robert kim farley told "the l.a. times" everyone needs to be vigilant to avoid exposure and prevent severe disease. >> i don't want to risk it too much. it's doctors appointments and things like that, going to the market. but no going to movie theaters and big parties. >> reporter: james rollins is double vaccinated and double boosted and still avoiding large crowds. he says his doctor recently encouraged him to continue masking inside crowded spaces as well. >> people that haven't had it before and haven't been vaccinated, not wearing a mask and all that, might be pretty dangerous for them. >>> this week cbs news has been presenting special reports in its series "crime without punishment." it looks at the disturbing rise in unsolved murders in the u.s. the cbs investigation found a troubling racial disparity that murder cases are far less likely to be solved if the victim is hispanic or black. >> we spoke today with chief investigative correspondent jim axelrod, who has been looking into why this is happening. he te

usc and ucla are leaving the pac-12 for the big 10 effective fall of 2024. a move that will have a huge impact on the future of the pac-12. >>> baseball. jacques peterson the lone to advance to all star voting. starters for the june 19 classic will be announced a week from friday. >>> oakland was rather busy shoveling the roster before the game. jed lowrie placed on the injured list. cristian pache sent down to the minors. adrian martinez was called up to start tonight. >>> wimbledon. that's coco gauff in the second round. look how she ended her match w, serving gas. good morning, good afternoon and good night. gauff won 6-2, 6-3. the 18-year-old is one of four american women remaining. eight remaining american minute, including taylor fritz in the far court against alistair gray. watch this, liz. watch how he saves this point. boom! that is full extension, laid out for it, wow. gray thought he had the point won, but he was wrong. fritz won in straight sets and advance to the third round. >>> and in cleveland, a little fun here. kids game, right? watch this.

usc and ucla are leaving the pac-12. bizarre just to say that. the move was finalized today, but for the past few months they've been quietly negotiating to join the big ten. this now puts them in the same conference as ohio state and michigan starting in 2024. so what about cal and stanford? well, for now, as far as another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo. my 100% beef burgers are seasoned as they grill. like my new double bacon cheesy jack, with double the bacon and doub

he grew up in calistoga and he played football for san jose state and later coached ucla to a rose bowl title. his nfl career spanned 15 seasons ending with 126 wins and a super bowl ring. he is no stranger to the hall of fame ceremony, but it's a little different now that it is his turn. >> it's very exciting, very humbling. it creates a frame of mind. i'm an emotional guy. i seriously start thinking about it i start tearing up. that's me. >> if you know coach vermiel, he cries all the time and he loves it. former 49er bryant young will also be enshrined. known as much for his presence on the field and in the locker room, he racked up a number of team awards including along with all pro honors for his defensive force. the hall of fame induction weekend and ceremony is august 6. that should be nice to see them go in. >> jessica joins us with what's coming up next at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, san francisco house officials say they are fed up with the federal government. we have an update on the low supply of monkeypox vaccines coming into san francisco and the growing demand to get pr

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usc and ucla are leaving the pac-12. bizarre just to say that. the move was finalized today, but for the past few months they've been quietly negotiating to join the big ten. this now puts them in the same conference as ohio state and michigan starting in 2024. so what about cal and stanford? well, for now, as far >>> finally tonight maybe you're trying to figure out the best spot to watch fireworks. police say while treasure island might seem like a good place, it's not. they're asking you to avoid the island during the city's fireworks show. construction has some roads closed and parking and viewing areas for fireworks will be limited. fireworks are set to start over the water front 9:30 monda night, will we be able to see it? >> rainbow colored clouds. inland i think will be fine. actually trending warmer towards the fourth of july after a cool and breezy weekend with a lot of low clouds >>> tonight on a historic day for the supreme court, the justices revealing crucial rulings on the environment and immigration. in a setback for the biden adm

our janelle wang spoke to a disaster climate scientist from ucla who says we have to start facing our reality. >> reporter: lester holt started the newscast basically saying the future is here. there are these intense heatwaves across the u.s. and also in the u.k. and much of western europe. is this just the new normal now? >> i mean i think it is true to say the future that had once been predicted is here now, you know, and so what was once a future prediction, we are going to run and start making some problems with climate change. that future has now risen. i do hesitate a little bit because of the new normal and sitly because that we reached some new stable state whereas really the new normal is changing. and i think the former governor of california jerry brown termed it the new normal. that's a statement i think is appropriate and in the context of the really kind of disruptive extreme climate. >> reporter: as the climate scientist, what can we do? any technology and innovation you're seeing out there? that looks promising to you? >> reporter: well from the broad perspective of c

reporter: so, neil, in the last five years, ucla has not scheduled a game in a banned state. joining the big 10 that's going to be a problem, purdue, indiana and ohio state and it's okay if you go to china where same sex marriages banned or are illegal but you can't go to columbus, when the la times says a policy is foolish, ineffective, and ill -conceived, that's saying something. back to you. neil: wow william thank you very much william la jeunesse. in the meantime, looking at the markets right now, it's sort of like hurry up and wait because with the dow up this amount about 21 points, other major market averages aren't doing all that much, volume is a little bit less than you would have, of course given all the big news developments later in the week including what we'll get on the gdp front for the second quarter, come thursday. that's when we could learn we are officially in a recession. we'll just see then, ahead of that of course the federal reserve will likely be raising interest rates another three- quarters of a point so there's a lot out there to deal with the in

. >>> a new house study by ucla researchers notice a connection between income and the dangers of heat exhaustion. the findings found those who live in lower income areas are more likely to face severe levels of heat exhaustion as opposed to those who are wealthier. expert says the lack of access to resources such as air conditioning, less health insurance, more outdoor workers all play a part. >> we see the incomplete range of injuries. so anywhere from heat edema, where people just get swelling in their extremities. you can get nausea and vomiting just from the heat. you can get heatstroke. to interest people who are in the community and who oftentimes don't have air conditioning, don't have fans, sometimes they just come to the er just to sit in the air conditioning in the lobby because they know that it's a cool place. >> the study says climate change could make the disparity even worse. and as we head into the weekend, a bit of a heat-up. >> yeah, temperatures are going to be warmer this weekend. but it's not going to be ridiculous. we had hotter temperatures a couple of months ag

games the warriors drafted looney in 2015 an update now to the story we first reported yesterday about ucla and usc leaving the pac-12 for the big 10 today the pac-12 tweeted this statement saying that the board of direct met this morning and authorized the conference to explore all expansion options. it went on on to say that the 10 university presidents and chancellors remain committed to a shared mission of academic and athletic excellence on behalf of our student athletes cal athletics. also put o statement saying in part regardless of what the future holds we maintain our steadfast commitment to the athletic and academic success of our student athletes will be right back. if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt you can't see. watch this. that was in these clothes... ugh. but the clothes washed in tide- so much cleaner. if it's got to be clean it's got to be tide hygienic clean. no surprises in these clothes! couple more surprises. congratulations new citizens it was held on the flight deck of the uss hornet in alameda. the new cit

you see as they won a championship, everything with playing with that tree on a parade showing them ucla. talking about share this and that. >> brandt references when klay thompson called sharon jackson a bomb and freaking clown for mocking the warriors, strengthen number slogan earlier this season, the warriors beat the grizzlies in the second round of the nba playoffs. unheated six-game series. we're at did mention that. he also told staff klay and draymond. it's time for you all to get another ring after the warriors eliminated the grizzlies in the playoffs. steph curry is good basketball golf. why not add football to the list too? >> check out curry with the football in the sand of the american century championship in tahoe this past weekend. the worst are you just saw roll last avoid a phantom defender before tossing a mahomes esque fade away past to a fan in the crowd. unfortunately, though the fan dropped that pass will take another look at it here. side say. and i think we'll see him in a football field anytime soon. sneakerheads get ready. nike is preparing to release the jackie