wayne morse was aging. -- he was not in the best of health at times. won his dissent against the war. it was still going on and was a major issue at the time. he lost his election because of the accommodation of those things. he tried to regain his seat in 1974. they ran against senator markey hatfield in 72. and lost that election. then he died during the campaign against packwood to regain the seat in 74. he was such an amazing, political, and expert citizen on so many issues that his legacy is really quite broad and deep. believe hens supported power to the people. he questioned authority. he supported world people. farmers, people who believed in animal rights, he was a civil rights -- one of the first people to advocate for the civil rights bill. education bills, community colleges. we have community college is because of wayne morse. >> are cities tour staff recently traveled to eugene, oregon. learn more about jean and other on the tour at www.c-span.org. you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. historianl war w

education bills, community colleges because avoiding morse -- of wayne morse. antiwar.hts, and those defined eugene and all of those issues. this and otherh programs on the history of communities across the country at the span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. tonight, q and a is in hyde park, new york, at the franklin d roosevelt presidential library and museum, where we go inside for a rare look at fdr's personal office and collection of artifacts with paul spero, the museum's director. opened in june 1941. he was still president of the united states. this was essentially the northern oval office. , 914 inre 22,000 books this room alone. every book was selected by fdr to be in this room. this room is almost identical to the day fdr died. >> watch queue and eight from the franklin d roosevelt presidential library and museum in hyde park, new york tonight at eight eastern -- it about eastern on c-span. c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it i

still to come, bebe rexha and lil wayne. our next guest is a very funny standup comedian with his own show on nbc and now he's in the movies too, "transformers: the last knight," co-starring mark wahlberg, anthony hopkins, optimus prime opens june 21st. please welcome jerrod carmichael. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i want to percent tell you i think your show is very, very funny. >> thank you very much. i think the same about yours. thank you very much. the same. >> jimmy: i love that it's like a throwback from the shows of the '70s, not just in the way that it looks. even like you started with, this is taped live in front of a studio audience. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: which i miss hearing that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but also -- >> to remind people. people like saying it has a laugh track and that hurts my feelings. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> we had to go rely on a computer for laughs? that's so sad. >> jimmy: it is sad. you can always tell when it's real and when it isn't. i guess people can tell. i don't know. >> i do

still to come, bebe rexha and lil wayne. our next guest is a very funny standup comedian with his own show on nbc and now he's in the movies too, "transformers: the last knight," co-starring mark wahlberg, anthony hopkins, optimus prime opens june 21st. please welcome jerrod carmichael. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i want to percent tell you i think your show is very, very funny. >> thank you very much. i think the same about yours. thank you very much. the same. >> jimmy: i love that it's like a throwback from the shows of the '70s, not just in the way that it looks. even like you started with, this is taped live in front of a studio audience. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: which i miss hearing that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but also -- >> to remind people. people like saying it has a laugh track and that hurts my feelings. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> we had to go rely on a computer for laughs? that's so sad. >> jimmy: it is sad. you can always tell when it's real and when it isn't. i guess people can tell. i don't know. >> i do

was wayne. no disrespect to the company. that's how much a difference he made. >> reporter: wayne's loss has now made a big difference in this neighborhood. makes you think what a neighborhood really is or more importantly, who makes a neighborhood. >> one of these guys, yeah, i just -- i said, you know, i don't want to make the same mistake. i want to make a point of telling you how important you are to our community because i never thought of saying that to wayne. >> if you see the picture, the way he smiled at the camera and me and my son, it's just so like him. but he is so open and so loving and smiling and friendly and i feel this picture really captures his personality to all of us here on the street and in the neighborhood. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> the neighbors are still waiting to hear from chan's family on how best to help his wife and two children. >>> a warehouse caught fire on donner avenue in san francisco's bayview district. the fire department has taken no chances taking 122 f

. >> reporter: wayne owens is rachel's son. he couldn't imagine why anyone would want to hurt his mom. >> describe your mom for us. >> very caring and loving. she's warm. she's an extremely optimistic. she's always able to see the good and the bad. >> reporter: wayne grew up an army brat, living overseas with his mom and his dad, gregg, who was a decorated veteran from the first iraq war. >> did you like traveling the world as a family? >> i definitely loved that experience cause i was raised an only child. so i definitely-- it was fun. i mean we always planned trips. like, we were always going somewhere. >> reporter: dad later retired from the service, and began working for private military contractors. that's when the family settled into a slower pace at this home in londonderry, new hampshire. but now, their quiet life had suddenly been turned upside down. >> your mom has been shot multiple times. >> yeah, i was shocked. i was like, s-- for a break-in? i didn't know what to think. >> reporter: wayne, who lived in rhode islan

>>> if anybody messed anything up, wayne would fix it. >> right now at 11:00, stunned by the news as word spreads. memorials are growing for the victims of the ups shooting rampage. tonight, we are learning more about them. and more about the man who killed them, their coworker. >>> the news at 11 starts right now. good thursday evening. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. it's not business as usual and it might never be for this ups facility. let's tell you what is happening at this hour. tonight deliveries are being made at that ups facility in san francisco. they are also using drivers from other locates to cover for the san francisco drivers who are taking much needed time off. the flag you can see it there at half staff as a tribute to the victims. it's now been nearly 40 hours since that rampage and we have inside information how the killer might have chosen his targets. we are also learning more about the very men, the victims, the coworkers of the gunmen, all ups drivers, michael afeety, benson louie, and wayne chan. jean ell

live in cleveland, wayne freedman, abc7. >> thank you, wayne. those are at donald foil prices. >> ooh, not even me, man. >> that's pocket change, tip money for donald foil. much more ahead on #dubson7 pregame. fearless predictions and the story behind the moment gone viral from our game two post game show. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> as you know, the warriors are in cleveland, but thousands of fans will be at oracle arena tonight for a watch party. we were out there last year. the energy of the crowd was truly amazing. like they were watching a live game. still plenty of good seats available. live at the civic center now, this whole area is going to be covered with people. they're going to be body to body once the game starts and the big screen is up there. and back live in cleveland where the get-in price i'm told is about 800 bucks a ticket. that's just to

wayne: all the way from the atl. - yes. wayne: so, what do you do in atlanta? - i'm a flight attendant. wayne: a flight attendant?

host: wayne pacelle the president of humane society of and author. we appreciate it. this is a morning of authors. edward luce will be with us, the inism.t of western liberal we will be back in a moment. >> tonight on the communicators. >> i'm a capitalist. have no problem people making money. i think there has been overreach. lousy ads and f way too many and too invasive. the viewing experience on our website and low down the learning of the website and track your every move. we need to deal with that. i proposed we start over. >> the seconds of a two -- of a two-part conversation as he talks about the ethics of reviewing tech future of d technology. >> if you have ever watched there is a -- computer there is a and you can have a conversation with it and knows everything. honest to god they all have watched "startrek." is what they are gunning for. >> watch the communicators on c-span 2. tonight on after words mike lee about forgotten historical figures who fought against big book "win out is of history." interviewed. >> when you are on the lookout .hey come to you g

, wayne. we're hoping he brings some back. they look terrific. the coverage of the game starts tomorrow at 5:30 here on abc7 news. before it starts, join abc7 sports director larry beil and #dubson7 pregame brought to you by jeep. larry and shu will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi, everyone. we did have slippery streets today and still seeing some. looking at live doppler 7, light returns indicating there is still isolated stuff going on. so showers or drizzle. bay shore, you'll notice bay view park road street level radar where we are seeing a little bit of moisture in the inland east bay around danville boulevard, diablo road, also seeing a few showers and drizzle being reported. now, as we take a look at our temperature trend, yes, over the weekend average high for san jose 79, you're going to remain cooler than average. right on through about early next week and then look at the temperatures just soar. you're going to see

he can show off his breus wayne knowledge near lake bra set on friday. the most points at the end of three rounds goes home with the gift card. speaking of gifts, knock out your father's day shopping saturday at the circa good pop up shop in the dog patch neighborhood. it is celebrating 30 years of manufacturing in san francisco, with belts, wall et ceteets and. on top of these events there are a ton of brunch specials on sunday. check out the details on our website abc7news.com. click on the hoodline section. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we are looking at live doppler 7 now. we have sunny skies, breezy conditions across the bay area. mild to warm, it's going to be hot sooner than we'd like perhaps. overnight it will not be hot. we'll have mainly clear skies inland and over the bay we'll have fog returning to the coast line. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 50s although some inland east bay locations it will be milder with the lows in the 60s. and then tomorrow our warming trend continues with

wayne: three years of bliss.

this is right at the end of the john wayne -- the runway at the john wayne airport in santa ana. the airport was briefly shut down. air traffic recordings indicate that the pilot may have lost power in one of his engines as he was landing. >>> new at noon a coast guard crackdown to keep bay area boaters safe this holiday weekend. kpix 5's jackie ward says, prepare for a sobriety checkpoint if you are heading on the water. >> reporter: 624 people died in boating and paddling accidents last year. the coast guard is giving us some tips on how to make this holiday a safer one. boaters can expect to see a lot more coast guard units out on the water this july 4 weekend as part of operation dry water. it's aimed at raising awareness of the dangers boaters can put themselves in if they operate a boat under the influence. that's why the coast guard will be using these vessels to conduct field sobriety tests. >> it's dangerous driving on the water under the influence. the blood alcohol level is the same as driving. >> reporter: according to the coast guard, california has the third largest

wayne: we're gonna play 0 to 80. - (screaming) wayne: you ready to make a deal? - absolutely! jonathan: it's a new hot tub! faster, wow! - give me that box! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. thanks for tuning in. let's make a deal. i need a personal assistant. i need you. come here, amber. i need you. everybody else have a seat. come on, amber. how are you doing, sweetheart? - i love you. i love you so much. wayne: oh, well, i love you, too. it's moving so fast and so sudden, but when you're in the mood... - oh, my god. wayne: so where are you from? - i'm from louisville, kentucky. wayne: you are not from louisville, kentucky. - i'm from louisville, kentucky. wayne: you've got that southern twang. i love that.

hey, victoria. - hello-- hello, wayne. wayne: that is lovely. is this spanish, actual stuff from spain?

. >> wayne will start our coverage tonight. >> he is live in cleveland. >> they played great, wayne. >> oh, they had a lot to say. how about context. warriors fans you wanted a win, and you wanted to go 16-0, you wanted to get it over with. you are probably disappointed. but, realistically, going in to the playoff championship series, all these games, would you have settled for 15-1? because that's where we withstand in cleveland tonight. two words fans, pride goeth and you know what follows statements like this. >> we are expected to sweep. >> history had, 16-0, warriors sweep, new champions. >> that was the script anyway as written by bay area fans that threw themselves to the mercy of the airline travel system. our bay area cameras caught in man as he hopped a plane and flew to cleveland for tonight and arrived with plenty of time to spare. >> we close it ought at halftime. >> drive, left, scoop left. pass to himself and throws it down. >> in fact, it was, though not as anticipated the warriors got done to them tonight what they have done to everyone else in 15 previous playoff ga

eventually wayne and jill end the call. 0k that money! eventually wayne and jill end the call. ok then, goodbye. iam assuming jill end the call. ok then, goodbye. i am assuming that would have gone on normally, we had to cut it short, how long would it go on for? we would carry on as long as it wasted their time, as long as it confused their time, as long as it confused the scammer. what is your motivation? we challenge them, and we make them believe that they are not as good a scammer as they think they are. so we get under their skin. what about your personal safety, is it worth it? you have kids. i do, however i take great ca re kids. i do, however i take great care in protecting my online persona. i bait with e—mail addresses that are not traceable. i don't use any of my real—life information. if you want to catch them out, why notjust report them to the police straightaway? them out, why notjust report them to the police straightaway7m them out, why notjust report them to the police straightaway? it would be brilliant if we could get them arrested. law enforcement in o

wayne: nice to me you, it's alexandria. - "dria." wayne: alexandria. - like egypt. wayne: now so you're a dream catcher. - uh-huh. wayne: so what are the dreams you have caught?

this is in honor of wayne morse. he was a law professor, a politician, and activist who was born and raised in wisconsin and came to be a professor at the university school of law when he was in his late 20's. it was a major career job. he was soon appointed dean. the youngest being in the country. then he got involved in a lot of social and political issues. he was a labor arbitrator. he negotiated settlements and agreements from the international agreement and pacific maritime association. he was the only arbitrator that could get size to settle. they were building ships there. they needed that port. they wanted him a permanent arbitrator. he got the political bug and later wanted to be selected in 1944. at that time, we were moderate republicans. he did switch parties. i think the last rough for him was when he was chosen to be vice president and said i can only be part of this party. he had a series of disputes. he didn't have enough social justice orientation. he left the party, became independent, famously sat

wayne rarely sets foot on dry land. not even when he makes his way home to his wife kathryn. because their home ebbs and flows with the tide too. >> i remember phoning my parents from town, and i said we're living out on the ocean. and my dad said what do you mean you're living on the ocean? >> reporter: welcome to freedom cove. a multi-colored, floating refuge, way past the end of any road, tucked away in rugged british columbia's vancouver island. >> what do you say to people who think this is a little odd or a little strange? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: really? >> truly. nice to be recognized for who i am. >> reporter: they've lived this water world lifestyle for the last 25 years. building and rebuilding. it all sits atop about a dozen interlocking steel docks that wayne salvaged from an old fish barn. in fact everything here is fashioned from reclaimed material. a habitat designed from what's available when it's available. toeing parts of his home around like a giant jigsaw puzzle. >> it moves up and down. it's a true experience thing. and you learn by doing. >>

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman was one of many reporters. wayne? >> reporter: not just all kinds of reporters, but reporters for a day, reporters for a week, everybody on a deadline. too many questions, not enough time. you might notice that continually ticking clock. forget that we're on a basketball court because right now it's counting down the seconds to score, not a hoop, but a journalistic scoop. >> you have the best [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: does miles brown look familiar? he's an actor on black now turned espn analyst. >> i want to be an nba player. i want to be like these guys. >> reporter: clearly we're in a world where this day only anything goes, ask who you want whatever you want, while the clock keeps ticking on this the eve of warriors versus cavaliers. >> a guy with a ball and basket. >> reporter: here's another media member, security guard from jimmy kimmel show. others throw soft balls at players and coaches. >> are you nervous? >> me? i don't think anybody in this thing is nervous. i think everyone is anxious. >> reporter: guil

he's the best. >> reporter: in oakland, wayne freedman, abc7 news. [cheering and applauding] >> some of the loudest cheers at today's parade were for two-time mvp steph curry. curry jumped off the bus and showed off the championship trophy to adoring fans. amid the crush of people are eric thomas chatted with the all-star point guard. >> that's what basketball is all about. that's why we celebrate the way we do because we put time in from day one. this is our goal and we're here. >> curry also raised the trophy on the bus with a cigar in his mouth flanked by his wife and daughters riley and ryan. >> and he liked the cigar look so much that he replicated it about an hour ago with this tweet. he captioned it, and we back. >> and one person who had a great vantage point for all of the festivities was abc sports anchor mike shumann. >> he was there at the start of the parade. and he is there with more. shu? >> reporter: as you mentioned it started right here this morning six hours ago as we all convened in oakland the second time in three years to celebr

(screams) wayne: you got the big deal! teeny tiny box! - i gotta accelerate! wayne: you got it! - (screaming) wayne: go get your car! - let's make a deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hello there, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thanks for tuning in. let's get a couple to make a deal with. who wants to make a deal? i'll take the monkey and the banana. come on, monkey and banana. craig and lauren. everybody else, have a seat. come on, monkey and banana. how are you doing, craig? how are you, lauren? now, how long have you been a couple? - nine years. wayne: nine years, and where did you meet? - in redondo beach. wayne: do you speak much, craig? - i speak a lot. i'm a monkey, i'm just here. have a good time.

pc wayne marques speaking for the first time about the london bridge attack. the co—operative bank has secured a £700 million rescue package from hedge funds to stop the lender from being wound down. the bank, which has nearly four million customers, said it had also agreed to separate itself from the wider co—operative group pension scheme which has £8 billion of liabilities. now, have you ever received a phone call at home from someone telling you there's a problem with your computer and that they can help you fix it for a fee? well, tens of thousands of people fall for the scam every year, forking out in total around £20 million. now four people have been arrested on suspicion of committing fraud, following a joint operation between city of london police and microsoft as our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. ever had a call like this? my name is michael from the service and maintenance department... you're told your computer has a fault, but it often ends with the caller taking large sums from your bank account. we have come to kn

hi, wayne. >> reporter: we have confetti. it is in the gutters, in the street, when packed cars fly through the air, the confetti is in the air. we'll be finding confetti in engine compartments, glove boxes, clothes, for months and months and months. the transformation of broadway is complete. this morning, a parade route, now a thorough fare. as for the time in between, just one word, wow. no meter, no speed gun, no known container or method of measurement can quantify the joy we witnessed in oakland today. >> very common. we're ready to go. >> reporter: a triumphant cavalcade in yellow and blue and why now you don't know who, there is no explaining what you missed. what do you say to them? >> congrats. we're so proud of you. >> reporter: now multiply such enthusiasm by more than a million and that's a conservative estimate. >> this is the icing on the cake. >> reporter: icing on the cake. what flavor? >> chocolate. >> reporter: with all of the trimmings and so many surprise forums, like warrior matte ba bs who chose to walk

we will have music from ryan adams, charlie wilson featuring robin thicke, and bebe rexha with lil wayne. seems like too many guests, right? call three of them and tell them to stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is an emmy-winning actress and comedian and so many other things we just don't have time to mention. her funny new stand-up comedy special "sarah silverman: a speck of dust" is on netflix now. please say hello to sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? may i say, i don't know what's going on with you but you smell good now. [ laughter ] >> you know my smell is my thing. hey, i'd like to say to you. >> jimmy: oh-oh, what? >> i'm so happy that everything worked out with billy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ]

to bring you all the excitement thertherr wayne? >> reporter: something else out here. donald passed by. people looking at the parade. look at the balcony right there. people are on balconies there. look at the building in the bkds. they are hanging off rafters, on and on it goes. al, let me come around. how special is this day for you? >> you know what, you never, never realize how it is until you're not going anymore. this is just a great day. the bay area, i grew in up new jersey, north carolina, but this is good. >> what does all this love feel like? >> pardon me? >> reporter: what does all this love feel like? >> just what people feel, you know, when you're out there, and you don't get the opportunity to see this, you don't know how they feel. this really makes you feel good and happy to be a part of it. >> thanks, al, enjoy your day. >> thank you. >> reporter: we were holding up the parade a little bit. look at the crowd over here. my lord, it's loud. marc spears, did you expect this to be like this? >> see who's up there? kev

live from oakland, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that's a good one. thank you, wayne. >>> not everyone can make it, of course, to oracle tonight. >> no, abc7's lilian kim continues our coverage with the fans who gathered at bars and restaurants to cheer on the dubs to victory tonight. >> reporter: dan and alma, what a night. drake's dealership in oakland was packed and the crowd reacted as you might expect when the game was over. pure jubilation, but even when things were looking promising, fans never took the warriors' lead for granted. up until the final minutes, there was cautious optimism amid the excitement, then when it became clear that the warriors would come out on top, relief. no game six, no heading back to cleveland. fans jumping up and down, celebrating a championship that they believe should have been theirs last year. and to top it off, fans were so happy to see kevin durant play as well as he did in the series. they shouted mvp, mvp, throughout the game. >> he's the mvp, absolutely. he's changed everything for the warriors. of course w

wayne: we're gonna play 0 to 80. - (screaming) wayne: you ready to make a deal? - absolutely! jonathan: it's a new hot tub! faster, wow! - give me that box! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hello, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? one person. one person, you! come on over here, yes. everybody have a seat. hey, cindy, what do you do? - i'm a restaurant manager. wayne: give her a big round of applause. welcome to the show. oh, today's... yes, come here. i want to hug you. now, today's your lucky day, you robber. you broke into the right place, because now... your loot consists of three things: this small box right here, curtain number three

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal," i'm wayne brady. here we go, three people, let's go. let's see, pink hair, right there, the pink hair. pink hair. the green hair. pink hair and green hair. right there. and lastly, in the red cape, in the red. everybody else, have a seat. everybody else, have a seat. and you are sinead? - yes. wayne: nice to meet you, what do you do? - i'm a bartender at weddings. wayne: you're a bartender specifically at weddings?

hi, wayne. >> reporter: we have confetti. it is in the gutters, in the street, when packed cars fly through the air, the confetti is in the air. we'll be finding confetti in engine compartments, glove boxes, clothes, for months and months and months. the transformation of broadway is complete. this morning, a parade route, now a thorough fare. as for the time in between, just one word, wow. no meter, no speed gun, no known container or method of measurement can quantify the joy we witnessed in oakland today. >> very common. we're ready to go. >> reporter: a triumphant cavalcade in yellow and blue and why now you don't know who, there is no explaining what you missed. what do you say to them? >> congrats. we're so proud of you. >> reporter: now multiply such enthusiasm by more than a million and that's a conservative estimate. >> this is the icing on the cake. >> reporter: icing on the cake. what flavor? >> chocolate. >> reporter: with all of the trimmings and so many surprise forums, like warrior matte ba bs who chose to walk

lam shot two more shots before walking near wayne chan. >> i saw wayne fall. >> reporter: coats said everyone scattered. he ran into the nearest truck. >> as i went into the cab i went over to see where jimmy was and he was walking this way. we made eye contact briefly. >> reporter: coats got out of the back of the truck and called 911. when he was exiting the building, he says he saw jimmy walking back inside. >> and i got really scared. >> reporter: the focus jimmy showed as he shot each driver seemed to indicate he targeted his victims. >> because he passed other people to get to people. and it's an assumption he was targeting specific people. >> any idea why? >> no. that's what makes it more frustrating. >> reporter: he last spoke to jimmy the night before the shooting. they joked and they laughed. no indication of what was to come and that he didn't know of any dispute between jimmy and the victims. >> why these guys? these are great guys, they are the smiling guys, the laughing guys. >> reporter: benson and wayne were mentors to younger drivers. >> confusion, frustration, sadne

wayne, indiana. usually a young boy or girl performs this, but this is too cute.vidved by our abc affiliate in ft. wayne. >> very cute. >> mr. kanter, you might want to understand, you don't make points by ranking yourself off somebody else's mom. just saying. >> thank you. >>> well, join us tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. dozens of new emoji are 5b89 to show up on your phone. why you should know what they mean before you hit send. >>> thousands of bay area employees are about to get a pay raise. what this wage hike means for the local economy and business owners. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, two hours of "the bachelorette," followed by "downward dog" and don't miss "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and then jimmy kimmel live with mandy moore and actor jared carmichael as guests. >> okay. that's it for this edition of "abc7 news." >> thanks for joining us. have a good night. have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal

the extraordinary pc wayne marks. the academy of motion picture is continuing to try to diversify its membership, this year inviting a host of film professionals from a range of backgrounds. invites to the exclusive industry group have been sent out to over 750 potential new members, including stars dwaynejohnson, riz ahmed, janelle monae, naomi harris, channing tatum, chris hemsworth and margot robbie. the 2016 oscars came under criticism, when no actors of colour were nominated, sparking protests and boycotts. earlier this year, we reported from west africa on the trafficking of baby chimpanzees, and the poachers who were convicted. among those chimpanzees was nemleyjunior, who'd been rescued from traffickers after being offered for sale to an undercover reporter. the latest news is that nemley junior has died of an infection and the poachers found guilty have already been released. conservationists say this case highlights the scale of the challenge they face, as our science editor, david shukman, reports. weakened

three viems michael le fittia and benson louie wayne chan all killed by coworker. he. we are at the facility where loved ones have been stopping by throughout the day. kristi. >> well i can tell you people have been come by reefing leaving flowers and notes and grieving some sharing stories about the driver they met on routes and became friends. others sharing more personal relationships. >> quite a shock to us to see what happened. >> derrick lee remembers benson louie as more than a volleyball coach saying he was like a dad to players, kind and generous there for the milestones in life. >> the biggest thing was the size of had his heart he was there for us. >> he joined others some in tears leaving a signed shirt and ball outside the san francisco ups facility. that's where a ups worker shot and killed louie and two other upz employees yesterday. friends are still trying to make sense of what led up to the violence. >> i never heard of any internal strife like that that might have caused anything. we are all baffled. trying to figure it out. taking it one day a time.

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is outside the arena with the story. wayne? >> reporter: capitals these days may not be familiar to you, but if you attend the game tonight, or if you watch it on television, trust us, his work, his handy work, is all around. strictly business just another day at the office, everybody gets some slack, especially here. the warriors, everywhere. >> i don't know that i have a favorite. >> reporter: nor should he say because this isn't just any office. it's the warriors front office and david kelly, the team's top lawyer. what is locked up in your head that you can't tell me? >> i can't tell you, but it's locked up in there. ♪ >> reporter: here's what's not locked up. ever see this video, hear of hip-hop artist capital d? david kelly is one and the same. the same expression for master of language who likes to write whether those words are legal or come from the street. >> you'll have your slang, your term, your street terms that become slang and you have your business terms that become slang. people don't recognize a slang. peopl

rex it, featuring li'l wayne. "action news" continues at 5:30. with greg hall. >> from ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >>> i'm steve preston, the big cheese at big fun in beautiful cleveland, ohio. tonight jimmy welcomes mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, musical guest bebe rexha featuring lil wayne. and now, enjoy the show! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, mandy moore, comedian jerrod carmichael, the national spelling bee champ, and music from bebe rexha featuring lil wayne. and now, if there are no objections, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you, thank you. welcome back to those of i do who joined us in primetime for our game night special earlier tonight. game four of the nba finals between the warriors and the cavaliers from cleveland, ohio. or maybe they should call it leaveland, ohio. there's a rumor that lebron james is

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. let's do it. who wants to make a deal with me? (cheers and applause) you, but you've got to bring your purse with you. bring your purse with you. everybody else, have a seat. karen, put your purse right there. come on over here, karen. come here. welcome to the show. - thank you. wayne: where are you from? - burbank, california. whoo! wayne: beautiful downtown burbank, california.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: welcome to "let's make a deal," i'm wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in, america, let's make a deal. who wants to make a deal right now? the teddy bear. come here, teddy bear. everybody else, have a seat. is it jayna or jana? - jana. wayne: jana, nice to meet you. - you are so handsome. wayne: that is very sweet of you, thank you. so... oh, look at the little teddy bear parts! so what do you do, teddy bear? - i'm a nanny now, but i was a police officer before.

wayne? >> reporter: quite an experience at the warriors headquarters, here comes one player, then the next player, then the next player, just ordinary guys, away from the thrill of the championship or so it would seem. elite athletes do not decompress fast and they know what they have in store tomorrow. above oakland today, the owe zone layer may be a little thinner, the air certainly more rarified, especially on the top floor of the oakland convention center. on the warriors practice court, in the middle of a media skrum. >> it's sweeter this year. it's going to be a better summer for sure. >> reporter: in the shadows of previous greats as the warriors prep for tomorrow's parade, they brought out sean livingston, steph curry, kevin durant, klay thompson. a main question for all of them, will the team stay together? and then we went on from there. >> we'll all figure something out. we'll work something out. like i said, i want to be here. we just won a championship, man. let's see if we can

pc wayne marques, speaking publicly for the first time about the london bridge attack. last night, we reported on the challenges of tackling domestic abuse, with the number of cases in england and wales reaching record levels. many women seek support from police and nhs staff, but they also receive longer term support in the community. there are currently 276 refuge centres across england. they have spaces for over 3,800 women and children to rebuild their lives. 0ur uk affairs correspondent jeremy cooke has been given special access to one of them in north—east england. # when i was just a little girl. # i asked my mother, what would i be? it is a house... # would i be pretty...? a home. a hidden sanctuary for women and children, for victims of domestic abuse. sometimes that's all you need, a hug. and for a few days we've been invited in — a unique chance to see and hear from victims who are also survivors. last night on bbc news we met diane, who took an overdose after suffering a series of abusive relationships. she was brought here from hospital to a place of sa

pc wayne logs of the british transport police had just come on shift. and walked out into a scene of chaos. or somebody to get more radio and i hit the screens woman scream. so behind me but from the right and side window kasey woman. young. young white lighting which is being attacked. but then he told me before he collected his thoughts piece or a man not to the grounds. a knife man standing behind him. scars on the foley screening for his life. on the first attacker. without any mercy. stands over him thing continues attacking him. i take my bag and with the right kind corrected. for extension a ticket deep breath. when a trojan. i try. i take. the first one out. in one g. swing as hard as i can everything behind it. i'm aiming straight for his head. then wanna fly in the first one like a massive work to the site right side of my head. and felt metal for maybe it was a mill poll bought for us afterwards i realized it was a knife. pc marks was temporarily blinded in one eye the first attack was still on the floor but soon the second attacker was joine