in short, smith thinks home depot is poised for a rebound. what about the home improvement stock smith prefers right away. take a look at the daily chart of masco. after a roaring hire through the end of april. masco's been trading at a tight range. between 30.50 and 3i. however, thanks to tell's selloff, masco broke down below the low end of that range. let's put this story on its head. >> now i have to tell you, this is pretty bullish. that's only 1.50 below where it's traded. the oscillator shows that it's an extremely oversold territory many which is why smith is due for a rebound in a few days. that's also measuring buying and selling pressure. >> smith thinks institution money managers are buying stock. just doing it very slowly. it's another important indicator plunging lower to levels where it bounced back in february. in short, if masco can hold. it's not by any means clear. but if it does, it's a dollar and a half above where it's training. what you probably want to do, you want to get a chance right in here. take a look at the pain

i'm john berman alongside steve smith. also joining us is grant smith. we're on the floor at the oracle arena. the site of the epic rematch between the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers off to a surprising start. walk around san francisco and you get confused but different. 2003 with the spurs grant seven time all-star with the detroit pistons and orlando match magic. >> we laugh about it you get a chance to walk and people are yelling "grant! grant!" . i'm not turneding around. i get mistaken for him a lot. i'll take it. he's younger. >> i get it all the time, too. people say spark dog. go green. they confuse me for steve smith. steve is one of the guys that i watched follow when he was at michigan state and the nba. it's a pleasure to work with him. he has a championship ring and i don't. i don't mind being steve smith sometimes. >> let's talk about two other guys. that's what the series is about here. an epic rematch between two teams. yes, you know, epic record-setting ratings for game one of the nba finals. here in oracle arena the fans talking a

margaret lorrain smith was at the house. i notified her that her husband had passed away. >> at 9:00 in the morning, my mom phone called me and said, let me talk to your husband. and i was, like, no, i know my dad's dead, just tell me he's dead. and she was like, no, i need to talk to courtland, let me talk to courtland. and i knew he was dead. and i told her, i said just tell me he's dead. i said, just tell me that he's not alive, because i know he's not. and she was like, yeah, he died, you know, like they found him dead, kind of, you know, the whole time i'm talking to her on the phone, you know, she sounded like she's crying, and i later find out from the investigator that not one tear shed out of her eyes when she was telling me that my father had died. >> no tears. she just went off into how everything happened. it was almost as she was wanting to tell me her side. she said george had drank a lot margaritas. he was too intoxicated to drive home. she would drive him home to surfside. lorrain stated that she stopped at a

now you tell me. >> as far as cell extractions go, smith's was fairly routine. it was a different story at the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> [ bleep ]. >> prisoner demonstrated aggressive agitated behavior by using abusive language and continually banging on his cell walls causing injury to his hands and wrists. >> when spring creek's extraction team was called to remove steven blevins from his cell, he was in a state of rage and had been pounding the walls with his bare fists for over an hour. >> [ bleep ] come on come on come on. >> but when we first met blevins, he was in a much calmer state as he told us how mental illness led to murder. >> i fell in june of '93, psychotic delusion, out on a fishing boat. i attributed it to working too much, too long, too hard. and basically tweaked out and killed a couple guys. i've been fishing out of dutch harbor for about 4 1/2 years. and never thought about murder, never contemplated killing somebody. but a guy walked by me one time and just -- i thought that he was going to kill me and i killed him and

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck. maneuvering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup truck. i figured he's got to drive so he would stop shooting. i think he shot me like five times. >> suddenly, arroyo stops his truck and gets out, aiming his rifle right at smith. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> he gets out and i'm out of bullets, so i get out of the way. >> with no ammunition, smith is a sitting duck. sarah is on the phone, sarah, good morning to you, what are you seeing in orlando? >> good morning, this is a massive scene that just keeps getting bigger. we are at the intersection of orange and miller just blocks outside of downtown near this nightclub where the shooting supposedl

but margaret chase smith died in 1995. shirley died new year's day 20 neither got to see where we are now. when hillary clinton got this tonight the thing that struck me most looking back on history, the thing that struck me most about hillary clinton finally getting there last night is that it may have taken 52 years since margaret chase smith but this time nobody's laughing. >> on the very day my mother was born in chicago, congress was passing the 19th amendment to the constitution. that amendment finally gave women the right to vote and i really wish my mother could be here tonight. i wish she could see what a wonderful mother chelsea has become and could meet our beautiful granddaughter charlotte. and of course i wish she could see her daughter become the democratic party's nominee. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happe neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...e

he spoke of smith and the three forces we need to be concerned with. smith is about efficiency. about the real cause of modern economic growth and stability. smith is not a -- smith didn't know what his radically egalitarian ideas about equality before the law. he didn't realize he was creating a document that would sustain this move of the egalitarianism. he was a great economist but no one saw it coming. >> host: smith talks about business people in the context of business people lobbying the state for privileges. >> guest: yes, that is what he said. he said you think it is napoleon but adam smith spoke of british as shopkeepers and said this commercial system we have, protectionism and so on, licensing of occupation and all of the horrible features that hung over from the middle ages. he said this is a system not appropriate to a nation of shopkeepers, but appropriate to a nation whose government is influenced by shopkeepers and that is right and so true. >> host: one of the remarkable things about -- you do it in all but certainly the last two volumes just to give examples.

smith out here or not. she hasn't been here yet. if she doesn't make it it won't be for lack of stamp licking. this is a political first, a political financed with trading stamps. >> the first woman who ran in a major party primary for president in this country was margaret smith. she's also the first woman ever elected to both the u.s. house and u.s. senate. she had been married to a member of congress from maine and she was elected to his house seat in a special election after he died. but thereafter on her own terms she was elected and reelected as a zillion times in her own name, both in the house and then in the senate before she decided in 1964 that she would make a pine erring run for president. look at this news reel. look at what they titled this piece about her. it wasn't a man throwing his hat in the ring, it's senator margaret smith so it's her bonnette in the ring. >> the senator makes the announcement she will seek the republican presidential nomination. >> because of these very reasons against my running i have decide

christie smith is live at the very active scene. christie? >> reporter: terry, i can tell you within the last couple of minutes, we've learned this fire has actually jumped to five alarms. and that's because johnathan baxter with the san francisco fire department is here updating the media right now. i'll stick the microphone in so you can hear what he's talking about. >> to relieve the firefighters who have been here over two hours, to allow them to rehab and get situated so they can go back and help out if necessary. with the fires, if you look at the ladder trucks that we have up, if you look on the ground, the large water pipes that are on the ground, those are to put a large amount of water onto the fire to allow us to get these flames knocked down. once those flames are knocked down, the chief will allow the firefighters to go into the buildings to put out hotspots and, again, make sure there's nobody injured or in need of assistance. >> reporter: at this time there's no indications of anyone injured or killed? >> no indications of anyo

live in futureville, drew smith. nbc 10 app. >>> the nbc 10 app brought you the story first. tap to get updates any time. >>> a group of kids took to the diamond to celebrate father's day. it held its annual celebration in fair mount park. it's the 27th year in a row they've hosted the picnic. the last seven of which included a softball game. organizers say it's a dhoochanc honor local fathers and have fun in the process. >> softball is a fun game to come out and it's a family oriented game to just come out, have fun and meet all people from different walks of life. >> today's, vent is one of the longest urban father's day celebrations in the country, and you could not have asked for better weather. let's go to meteorologist karen thomas who has a look at your neighborhood forecast and karen, tomorrow marks the official start of summer. it's going to be a hot one. >> what a great father's day weekend weather wise and what a nice gift to give the dads out there and our weather story continues and mostly clear and warm this evening. as denise said tomorrow officially marks the

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two years later when lorrain smith's trial was supposed to begin, guess what? she didn't show. >> if you've seen margaret lorrain smith or have any information regarding her whereabouts call us at 1-866-the-hunt or go to our website cnn.com/thehunt. you can remain anonymous. we'll pass your tip to the proper authorities and if requested will not reveal your name. ♪ ♪ >> it's always the most charming guy. it's always the guy that everybody loves that hides that one big, dangerous, dark secret. >> there's everything wrong with bruce sawhill. he crossed all those boundaries, and i'll tell you what, he's still out there doing it. i would bet my life on it. ♪ ♪ >> katie was a wonderful child. she was fun. she was bright. ♪ ♪ >> she was just a beautiful little girl. ken and i had divorced when kate was 5. i had took custody of the kids, but they normally went out there, like, every other weekend. they would go to ken's house. >> from time to time i would end up with something to do and bruce would actually baby sit for me. i first met bruce sawhill toward

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smith, why are you pitting us against each other? you're the one that's out of pocket. >> if you're desperate to see sunday's game, a limited number of tickets just wen on sale at the top of the hour. we don't know how many and we're told season ticket holders get the first shot at them. what about resale? stub hub lists close to $800 for the cheap seats. on lower level, we couldn't find a ticket for less than $1300. front side, court side seats start at a whopping $40,000. our coverage of the warriors continues online and on our website nbcbayarea.com. don't forget to send us your fan photos and we'll share them online or on air. >> a major demonstration to protest a growing scandal at the city's police department. cheers and applause. people honking their horns. demonstrators climbed this flag pole and hung up this homemade banner in protest to the alleged sex scandal involving opd officers. an 18-year-old prostitute told investigators she had sex with at least 14 officers in some cases while the girl was under age. five oakland po

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so now if you really want to be jr smith, you can actually getul your own jr smith bear chested t-shirt it is offered throughedu cleveland based fresh brewedre teas and collaboration with jrtr smith. >> that's hail layers i didn'thl say. l >> his at a timed up chest in the form of t-shirtit. >> all right.ight. >>> it's slightly disturbing foi some reason.easo i don't know why.don'know >> yes, it is. i okay. okay >> still ahead at 10 good day0 d that cross rhodes? yes, twos, o d.c. music stars teaming up tonp give us brand new music. singers raheem duvon and wes felton they'll join us live.n l >> first, though, beyonce''s mom collapse back. back. the tom and taylor tour tou continues plus call out on the n red carpet.red carpe one popular actress is slamming designers. why? dish. we're serving it up next. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. ♪ >>> oh yeah we're still in the ghost busters mood this morning at 10:14.od t

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

>> will smith will be a pallbearer at muhammad ali's funeral this wl

ali's final resting place will be in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, and our ryan smith is there right now, outside the muhammad ali center where his fans have b sharing memories and their mourning. ryan? >> reporter: elizabeth, his brother said ali knew he was the greatest from the moment he set foot in the ring. few knew this skinny kid from kentucky would grow up to be a global rye con. what began as a small memorial here at the hillary clinton center has ground by leaps and bounds. fans and friends braving downpours of rain to pay their respects. all throughout the day, there were tears and prayers. fans paying their respects to the champ, laying flowers, signs and boxing gloves outside of louisville's muhammad ali center and his childhood home opened up at a museum last week. >> i have tears in my eyes, because he stood for us being great and understanding that you can overcome. >> reporter: the sky this morning, dark and rainy. flags were lowered to half staff, as louisville's mayor announced a memorial for the man known as the greatest. >> muhammad ali belongs to the world

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

that's where is will smith? how can you do this without him? >> reporter: will smith drove the original independence day to box office glory, the number one movie of 1996. >> welcome to earth. >> reporter: alas, he passed on the sequel. but the director brought back plenty of others. >> what goes up must come down. >> reporter: your character. you started as the cable guy and now you're in charge of the earth defense system. >> that's like failing upwards. >> reporter: bill pull maman, remember that speech? >> today we celebrate our independence day. >> reporter: bear in mind, that was during the clinton administration. back when the idea of an attack on new york or d.c. was hollywood fantasy. five years later, president bush gave his bull horn speech at ground zero. >> it was like kind of totally stealing -- >> reporter: he's hoping this movie is good too. >> pretty clear with the film says who i would vote for. it's a female president. that says it all. >> reporter: viv ka fox is back. and vo is jed. >> he has not edge aged a day. >> no. we m

smith's widow filed a lawsuit saying before his death smith had asked fairow for more training, or to have the bart s.w.a.t. team do building searches. the suit says fairow rejected his request. the suit is still pending with the same judge. >> henry, what do you think the chances are that fairow will be tapped as the permanent replacement for whent? >> it's kind of like an insider and an outsider. it's been five years since's been with opd, sought remains to be seen. they are doing a national search and considering outside candidates. >> henry, right now you have san francisco, the police department there doing a national search. well, actually, i can't remember. the chief the interim? >> the interim chief is still there. >> right, he's the interim chief, that's what i thought. and you have oakland. >> exactly. so two big cities here in the bay area angling for candidates. you know, what it's going to be really difficult to see, does anyone want to take this job in an environment with the national conversation about policing and race. it's going to be tough. >> i know you're followin

now nbc bay area's christie smith is there live. it looks like firefighters are getting the upper hand. what are you learning? >> reporter: they're working very hard. we're at five alarms, eight buildings involved. this is one of those buildings at 29th and mission. what you see out here right now is just ladder trucks, i count at least four or five of them, spraying water on the outside of these buildings. these are residential units, with businesses below. it started at 2:00, as you said, and grew quickly. there is a shelter-in-place for a five-block radius because of the thick smoke and flames that were going up. we could actually see smoke coming from several buildings, including pohl hardware. firefighters say because of the paint and other chemicals that may be involved, they wanted people to take proper precautions. no injuries to report. this is still an active fire and a fluid situation as they work to gain control. >> if you look at the ladder trucks that we have up, if you look on the ground, the large water pipes on the

stuart: smith & wesson, a gun stock, it's up 9 the -- 9%. i'm going to call this a proxy for hillary clinton in the election. scott, let me explain myself. if hillary clinton wins gun stocks go up. so smith & wesson and other guns stocks are proxies for hillary clinton. where am i wrong? >> i can see where you're going-- >> oh, what happened there? have we got scott? are you back there, scott? yes. >> i'm here, yeah. stuart: keep going. >> no, i understand where you're coming from, because we've had that second amendment creep for a long time from the left. slowly, but surely trying to erode away the rights. we've already got 300 million guns in america as it is. but when you see gun sales rise like that, as we've said before, president obama's been the best gun salesman you've ever seen. but hillary clinton and this being approximately for her and the white house. stuart: later on on this program, we're going to have a gun owner and that he sold over 20,000 ar 15 rifles since saturday. they're flying off the shelves. 500 a pop and up. some

>>reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his son about mohammed ali. smith had planned a stop at the center in louisville kentucky wall on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> while i went down the past couple of days, we knew he was going to pass away and it was tragic. >>'s death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans around the world. his life and legacy will be honored with interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend a program that louisville's freedom hall 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday. >> he was larger than the muslim community and larger than the african-american community. and he helped plan has memorial and gave his approval before he died. bill clinton will be among those delivering the eulogy. smith says he won't be able to attend the services, he is glad he achieved his goal of visiting the mohammed ali center. he said it is appropriate for them to fill an arena one last time. >> for hemp to have public access to it. it's a style.>> a farewell for the -- worthy of the greatest.

christie smith, nbc bay area news.tails. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> more arrests in connection it a donald trump rally. police say three more people have been arrested for playing a role in anti-trump protests outside the convention center. police released these photos of two additional foe suspects that they're still looking for. one appears to be a woman caught on camera burning a flag and walking around with it. today's arrests bring total numbers arrested in connection with last thursday's rally to seven. the mayor has publicly denounced the violence. several of the people arrested are minors. >>> receiplet's get back to the sharks. if they win, they stay alive. if not, the stanley cup goes to the penguins. >> we don't want to sea the tha. let's we team coverage. collin resch drove to pittsburg. h and this is quite a ride for the bay area and for you. take it away. >> reporter: it is quite a ride. but a lot of fun. there are over 20,000 penguins fans outside the consol energy center. sharks would like nothing

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but sean smith was in the relationship mall attack. when you hear hillary clinton say it's time to move on what is your reaction. >> i spent last night until 3:30 in the moan reading the report. i also read a report coming out today from the citizens' commission on benghazi which is succinct as far as what happened before. one thing the select committee didn't deal with was they didn't deal with the before aspect. in regards to mrs. clinton, what a political hack. america, if you are considering voting for mrs. clinton, ask yourself, what has she accomplished? what are her qualifications. i think mrs. clinton is a criminal, bar none. i think president obama is a criminal. i was researching the statute of limitations for an article i'm going to be writing regarding these reports. and treason -- there is no statute of limitations. it's right up there with murder. this was a treasonnist act by the obama administration. it was an illegal regime change. it was begun running. it was inappropriate behavior all the way around, before, during a

let's go to ryan smith at the muhammad ali center there in louisville. good morning, again. >> good morning, dan and paula. muhammad ali passing away at the age of 74 after a decades-long battle with parkinson's disease. the muhammad ali center, named for him, honoring him and his beliefs. people have been leaving flower, laying cards. doing anything to remember their hometown hero. the city government will be lowering the flags to half-staff until he is laid to rest. sports part e stars have been weighing in. and not just sports lebron james praising what he stood for. prime ministers, the president of ghana calling him our hero, truly the greatest. his athletic prowess, his on work as a humanitarian and his ability to make everyone feel comfortable in his own skin when he was making fun of himself or others or just speaking hig mind. we will learn more of his funeral arrangements later this morning. he will be laid to rest in his hometown of louisville, dan and paula. >> the sheer variety of the people weighing in ses so much about the man. we will hav

fourth fastest performer in history for leah smith. that's going to be a strong one, two punch now for the united states when we get to rio. >> what else do you take out of this night? we've got ryan lochte who is swimming for another olympic birth tomorrow night in the finals of the men's 200 free. >> i'm excited with seeing those two strong guys, ryan lochte and of course michael phelps. ryan lochte has a chance to make the team in the 200 free and a first time we get to see michael phelps. >> see you back here at century link center tomorrow morning as we get set for what should be another exciting day three of the u.s. olympic swimming trials, for bonus coverage from omaha including sfimz of the men's and women's 100 backstroke go to nbcolympics.com right now and the nbc sports app. tomorrow join us on nbc sn 7:00 eastern time when michael phelps begins the quest to make his fifth olympic team and tomorrow night on nbc, phelps, katie ledecky, missy franklin, ryan lochte in action. >>> come up next on all new "american ninja warrior

in will smith in the movie. they have pictures and portraits that was a big issue it missed that spark of having will smith. jeff gold bloom is fine. they try to redo president's speech, one of the best scenes in the the first movie this time around they try to recreate that. it doesn't do it too well. two and a half out of five. i spent $22 to see it in imax 3-d and i did not think worth it. i don't think this one stacks up, and. and next up the shallows, starring blake lively ryan reynold wife as well and she plays a character attacked by a shark. just an amazing a tack sequence where she's riding a wave and shark comes out of the wave. insane to watch. it is like the movie, where ryan reynold did where she was in the coffee. she's on the rock 200-yard from shore trying to escape this shark. i sat down to talk about the movie and she got injured during a sequence, watch this. >> the buoy falls down and i crack my face and i whim in the buoy and i have this bloody nose. that was real. >> real bloody nose. >> re

after the judge found out that smith travel to dubai he was sentenced to a year in jail. today in court, his lawyer asked that instead of jail that he be on a electronic monitoring program. it was denied. >>> two people are accused of stabbing a construction worker to death. this morning south of market neared the thin wool some -- full some. the coworkers helped chaser killers down.>>reporter: the victims flagged construction graphic on days the crew was working. it was here that she was stabbed. mohamed malik a witness who works nearby asked that we didn't show his face. >> asl commotion, i was working in my shop. the girl was on the ground and this suspect was going through her puppet -- pockets.>>reporter: he recognized the suspect.>> she tried to take off and the people around realized what was happening. they grabbed her by her bicycle. >>reporter: she and a male companion still tried to flee. the construction workers followed them until police arrived. authorities took both into custody and read -- recovered the murder weapon. >> you can never predict out quickly t

smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people have to be very careful, wherever they go. it just doesn't seem like something like that is worth hurting someone over. >> but jordan's nightmare isn't over. almost three months later, smith writes a letter that is intercepted by deputies at the jail. in it, police believe he orders a hit on jordan's life. jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. he's willing to have somebody murdered, for crying out loud. >> the denver d.a.'s office charges smith again, with one count of attempted murder. those charges are dropped by prosecutors, our, when smith agrees to a plea deal and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery, second degree assault, robbery and theft. he's sentenced to 25 years in prison. dense spite the outcome, jason jordan says his dad's life has never been the same since that day he bought an ipad. >> it's like their whole world's been turned upside down. beginning to end

fallon smith joins us next. cheated out of millions of announced today that several pr >>> cheated out of millions of dollar, federal investigators announcing today that several pro athletes including giants pitcher jake peavy have been targeted in a ponzi-style scheme. the feds claim that investment adviser or narayon has stolen more than $30 million in total. he's accused of investing his clients' money without their knowledge into an online sports and entertainment ticket business. that investment went belly-up. a lawsuit has been filed. >> boy. >>> the warriors season came to that heart-breaking finish. the question is now what? >> maybe try to sign kevin durant from okc? today we chatted with the general manager. here's comcast sportsnet fallon smith from oakland. >>> with with the draft and free agency looming, bob myers doesn't have smuch time to dwell on the disappointment of losing this year's nba finals but he did do some sulking on sunday. after the game he went home and poured a glass of whiskey whic

patricia smith, mother of intel officer sean smith. he was killed in the benghazi attack. patricia, thank you so much for the time and speaking to us on what i assume is still a very painful subject. what is your reaction to hillary clinton's comments? >> very simple. hillary is a liar. deirdre: she is a liar in the sense that it is not time to move on? >> it is, it is desk not time to move on. it has not been dealt with. all they said, all they reported i imagine, i haven't seen the report yet but, all the reporting is what hillary told them. and i say she lied to them. deirdre: it is true from the house committee's report that forces were never sent to benghazi. there have been very mixed messages from hillary clinton on that fact. >> that's probably true. there was nebraska sent to help them. there was nobody taking care of their back. now she put these people in harm's way and did not, did not allow any security for them. this i know. i wonder why? why, why was my son there? he called me by the way. he called me and told me that there was going to be a big problem ther

let's go to ryan smith at the muhammad ali center there in louisville. good morning, again. >> good morning, dan and paula. well, it was a tough day here in louisville. muhammad ali passing away at the age of 74 after a decades-long battle with parkinson's disease. here at the muhammad ali center, named for him, honoring him and his beliefs. people have been laying down flowers, saying prayers, leaving cards. doing anything they can to remember their hometown hero. the city government will be lowering the flags to half-staff honoring muhammad ali and they will remain there until he is laid to rest. sports stars have been weighing in. and not just sports stars, floyd mayweather calling him a hero and a legend. lebron james praising what he stood for. prime ministers, the president weighing in, david cameron. the president of ghana calling him our hero, truly the greatest. his athletic prowess, his on work as a humanitarian and his ability to stand up for his beliefs and his ability to make everyone feel comfortable in their own skin when he was making fun

harry smith, thank you. happy father's day. >> same to you, sir. >> good to see you. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. battalion chief lauren stack was laid to rest this week, nearly 50 years after he died in the attacks of september 11th. chief stack looked at his brooklyn firehouse that morning and saw the world trade center on fire. he rushed to the scene with his men and saved civilians until he was lost in the collapse of the towers. his remains were never recovered. but his family recently was told about two vials of blood stack had donated two weeks before 9/11 during a bone marrow drive for a child with cancer. the blood was tracked down in minnesota. so on friday, he was given a funeral with full fdny honors, firefighters lining the streets, bagpipes and his casket containing the vials sitting atop a fire truck. chief larry stack has two sons who also are firefighters. this weekend would have been stack's 49th wedding anniversary with wife theresa. on friday, his family and his fir

tonight, hear from philadelphia native will smith. what he remembers about the boxing legend. >>> it's been a beautiful friday but things change for the weekend. we're tracking storms for your saturday and some could be severe. i'll tell you about the timing and ingredients of the storms we'll be watching tomorrow. >>> first, accusations of sexual assault against eagles wide receiver nelson agholor. centered around a south philadelphia gentlemen's club. charges have not been filed yet in this case, tonight we're hearing from agholor's attorney. what police are saying about this investigation. good evening, greg. >> reporter: ukee, right now, the police department special victims unit is investigating allegations of a sexual assault, which allegedly took place here in south philly at the cheerleaders gentlemen's club involving a philadelphia eagles player. >> friday afternoon, philadelphia police detectives entering cheerleaders gentlemen's club in south philadelphia. one day after eagles wide receiver nelson agholor is accused of sexu

smith & forge. hard cider the way it's 'sposed to taste. >> trevor: welcome back. it's a well-known fact around "the daily show" offices that jordan klepper loves a happy ending. he can't get enough of them, people. but sadly his happy endings can be hard to come bay as we see in the next unstawment of the ongoing series. >> at inaugural segment of jordan's happy endings, we travel to illinois to celebrate a couple who won $250,000 only to find out they weren't going to be based illinois was on a budget. at the time the budget was held hostage by governor bruce roner and a dead locked state legislature. they've had almost a year to get their (bleep) together so i headed back to oglesby to get my happy ending. danny, susan. >> hi, jordan! >> did you get paid? >> yes. >> hit it! ♪ >> short but satisfying. that's my happy ending. >> it's not. >> what? >> they still don't have a budget. social services -- >> i'll ask inside, just -- great. this happy ending is going to take longer than usual. okay, so why aren't you happy? >> all human services programs are being cut

smith and dr. parish and i started using the residents and quickly figuring out who was the sickest and who could move out of the trauma bay to make room for somebody else so that we could triage and treat everybo everybody. in a matter of 30 minutes, we had multiple surgeons coming in the door to help us out. i saw dozens of nurses who i knew were not on that night who showed up. i saw techs coming from everywhere. we had x-ray in there, we had blood in there, we had everybody in there trying to figure out who was sick and who wasn't. we just started one by one moving through and trying to figure out who needed to go where and just going one by one and figuring them out. and i think that dr. smith was really the kind of team leader who helped us kind of triage and move from patient to patient. >> let me just make a couple of comments. we in our area as in f many metropolitan areas have a very advanced ems system. fortunately they give us advance notice to patients that are coming in, so that helps

christie smith is live with more. >> reporter: good evening. more than eight hours later and you can see san francisco firefighters are still on scene. they are still spraying water. they said it is likely they will be here all night. the fire is contained. occasionally, it flairs up and smells like smoke around here. they want to make sure it's safe to go inside. dozens displaced and two suffered smoke inhilation. flames poured from the front of the building on mission street near 29th. sam works across the street. >> i heard that all the fire trucks came, then kind of exploded. >> reporter: he couldn't believe how fast it grew. >> i was worried.

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harry smith, burbank, california. >> just fascinating. harry will have more tonight "on assignment." >>> a scary moment with drivers at the wheel at a drag race in new hampshire this weekend. take a look at this. just moments after hitting the gas, one of the cars explodes, sending parts flying into the air. amazingly, driver, jack beckman, walked away unhurt. >>> and it was a historic win today for the world's number one tennis player. novak djokovic became the first player in a long time to consecutively win all four major titles. beating andy murray to take the french open. kelly cobiella tells us how he did it. >> reporter: it's the title world number one djokovic didn't have and desperately wanted. battling childhood rival and world number two, andy murray, to get it. djokovic struggled at first. then this call. murray's serve in by a hair. djokovic fought it. the crowd booed it. it was the spark he needed. the serve found his game, hammering murray for the next three sets. fighting for the final win. djokovic becoming the first man