glenn: intimately. mark: so, there's no excuses for committing any sort of breach outside the rules of engagement, or any crime for that matter. glenn: no excuse in terms of the training is provided, and the understanding, absolutely. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ mark: just weeks into braden chapman's deployment in early 2012, his patrol is going hunting. they're heading for a place called deh rawood, their target a taliban bomb maker. the entire operation is captured on a helmet camera worn by one of the sas soldiers on this raid. what this video reveals is a deadly firefight at a taliban bunker that would go on to spark lethal retribution by one sas soldier. braden: i landed with one patrol ands we came up over a hill heard gunfire, and then from there we could see that the patrol that was walking across the front of a mud hut was getting shot at. when i came over the hill the soldiers looked like little ants running everywhere trying to get away. mark: the sas are accompanied by afghan special forces known as

we have a day that we spent with governor glenn youngkin. kimberley strassel says the republicans have won on the issue of gun control. michael walton, what's happening in ukraine. he will weigh in on these two big decisions, maris faulkner will weigh in on big stories. a week to remember in american judicial history. the supreme court ruling that a new york law restricting the concealed firearms violates the second amendment. the decision 6-3. it determined the constitutional safeguards, the right to carry a gun outside the home. there goes a law 100 years old. >> roe v. wade has beenover turned and the question of abortion has been returned to the states. brian: returning the power to the states as bill hemmer mentioned in realtime. actions promised in the senate. could this be the breaking point for the filibuster as they rye to trump the supreme court decision. joining me, senator tim scott. i never thought we would be talking about roe v. wade being overturned. not speculation. >> fundamental to being american is the promise of life, li

remotely, including glenn. ., ., glenn. we are not able to see our clients — glenn. we are not able to see our clients face-to-face, - glenn. we are not able to see our clients face-to-face, and | our clients face—to—face, and therefore we need to continue to see our clients digitally. it's far from ideal but we still have ways and means of doing business, so we have two be agile, we have to adapt. we had to adapt to a lockdown, we now have to adapt to stroke. that is just the way we work out. the disruption comes in a week were many other big events are taking place, including glastonbury and at tess headingley which starts today. the second day of strike action is going to after further talks between rail bosses and the to reach a settlement. the union said the stumbling block was network rail not withdrawing a letter it would start a formal consultation into modernisation plans involving redundancies. the rmt blamed the government. went grant shapps talks about modernisation, what he means is cutting people's wages

i think glenn kind of alluded to it. the possibility, whether it be state or federal charges, state being much more likely here, that he could face some sort of criminal exposure. if i was his attorney, i wouldn't want him speaking either. it will be interesting to see what happens. as far as the parents go, they might want some answers to some of the questions that we've had. an important reminder here, chris. normally we would have had this information much sooner. normally we would have had images much sooner. certainly we wouldn't show images of the dead children here, but images that could help us piece this together, except for the public records request of this news organization and the others who have requested it have so far been rejected. they're lobbying the courts to make a determination as to whether those should be held on to for a much longer period of time. it's information that we're not getting so far. >> glenn kirschner, tom winter, thank you both so much. >>> the january 6th committee is set to kick o

carol leonnig, glenn kirschner, clint watts, thank you all so much. great to see you, guys. >> coming up, alarming and disturbing details on the police response in the uvalde school shooting. the chief of the texas tribune is here, and his paper reveals stunning new reporting. and later, we'll bring you the almost unbelievable list of changes made to the republican party platform in that same state, texas. one example, they are rejecting that biden won the presidency. the 11th hour just getting underway on this very important monday night. stick around. stick around i recommend nature made vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. hi. we're zerowater. and we believe everyone deserves the number one pharmacist recommended the purest tasting water. that's why we strive for zero. you see, to some it means nothing. but to us, it means everything. here, take

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., betsy woodruff swan, and glenn kirschner. glenn, there are a lot of potential crimes spelled out to cassidy hutchinson, people telling her if we do x, we're looking at crimes. she was told that about the speech on the ellipse, saying in thes like fight for me, knowing violence was taking place, and even donald trump's actions and trying to go to the capitol and physically be there. what crimes might those be? >> this re-enforces the earlier ruling that we all heard from the federal judge in california, david carter, who decided by a preponderance of the evidence that donald trump together with john eastman committed at least two federal felonies. one, obstructing the official proceeding, the certification of joe biden's win, and the other, a conspiracy to defraud or commit offenses against the united states. i happen to think that there's now a third conspirator who would fit comfortably between donald trump and john eastman in that finding, and that would be mark meadows based on some of what we learned. i tell you, joy, the

glenn, let me start with you. if you are building a case around january 6th, what interests you most based on what we learned yesterday? >> i would like to think that i would build a case much as the january 6th committee investigative team of former federal prosecutors has built the case that they are now presenting to the american people. it was pretty breathtaking, jonathan, when we learned that john eastman, who was deeply involved in the plot to overturn the elections results had, at one point, sent an email to a pence staffer that said, you know what, let's engage in just one more relatively minor violation of the law. that's even after the riot -- he was still advocating for overturning the elections results. and what is implicit in this statement that john eastman made? let's engage in one more relatively minor violation of the law. he was acknowledging that he had engaged in earlier violations of the law. there is nowhere left for john eastman to run. if there's any justice in our future, john eastman wil

some people have suddenly vessel to vertigo, glenn. tell us why it's not. >> i don't think it's hyperbole. and here's why, katy. five quick data points that i think demonstrate donald trump levied war against the united states, that's the very definition of treason. whoever owing allegiance to the united states, levees war against them, the united states, is guilty of treason. he recruited the proud boys and others, stand back and stay why, away before their orders. he set the date for the capitol attack, come to d.c., january six, will be wild. he deployed them, and he gave the order. go to the capitol, fight like hell or you won't have a country anymore, go stop the certification. he used the word steel, which is helpful because it helps expose his corrupt intent. he then sat in the white house dining room for three hours, watching the attack of people streaming in, begging him to call off his attack dogs and he wouldn't. and we know they asked him to send reinforcements to the capital to defend the people who were under attack and h

helped lead the latino coalition that supported glenn youngkin who won last november. when this district moved it went from a plus-1 democrat to about a plus-7 democrat but yet glenn youngkin won that district by 5 points. so, again, republicans think they can do some damage here come november. now i'm just going to finish off here with this comparison here, sean. this is elaine laurie district two around southeastern virginia, on the january 6th committee so she was on the panel today. joe biden won her district by about 5 points but she won by about 6 points. and when republicans talk about a climate that is favorable to them in november, these are the districts they look at. they think anywhere between 6-8 points is a possibility for a target pickup in november. luria is in one of those again she'll face off against general kiggins. and i want to advance, general kiggins in november. this is and gain sandberger, both of her races where she has been victoria in virginia razor thin margins, up for reelection in a district that again is more favorable toward democrats.

glenn kirschner joins us, he tried hundreds of cases in his 30 year career, including murder trials, organized crimes and precedent setting cases. and jeremy peters is here, author of the must read insurgency: how republicans lost their party and got everything they ever wanted. mr. peters, i turn to you first. from the committee perspective, what does the definition of success look like for these hearings? >> i think it is puncturing this alternate reality that half the country -- or close to half the country now -- sees, where, because of conservative media, because of donald trump and because of republicans in congress, many people now believe that this committee is nothing more than a smear campaign. , nothing more than, as elise stefanek said in your run up, an effort to purge donald trump and his supporters from the republican party. i think that is going to be pretty hard to do, but the fact that they have promised new evidence and new testimony, we don't know what they have. and i think that's part of what makes tomorrow night so interesting. and why a lot of people are watch

we love glenn youngkin. leave him alone for just a little bit. >> brian: only got one term. >> let him fix the commonwealth and then he can fix the country. good luck, derek. congratulations. in his free time he got a law degree. and, jeff, thanks for keeping richmond live and the pulse of the people forward. be back with the governor next and back with you in 25 minutes. >> steve: terrific. wonderful job, brian. still ahead on this tuesday. bitcoin is rallying this morning following another steep fall-off. but what does the crypts toe volatility mean for the united states economy? stuart varney who keeps his money in a mat threats is goingo talk about that and so much more ♪ baton rougey like maddy in the ♪ ♪ ock music ♪ >> tech: ...we can replace your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. >> dad: looks great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ after trying lots of things to manage her ibs-c, things changed

glenn, lakeland florida, your next. >> good morning.d, this proposal in my opinion does not move the needle because republicans before they came to this conclusion is that it there are certain things they would not permit or agree with before the proposal wasas done so to be the things american people want, they wanted to get rid of ar-15 and have extensive background checks and other things. they came to the table saying those are nonstarter'sth. also consider the second amendment used as a means of saying we don't want to take away rights. eliminating the ar-15 does not eliminate your second amended rights just because there's a weapon sold doesn't mean your second amendment rights are taken away, you just can't have that weapon and that is the thing democrats need to push on. it's not about taking away the weapon and allowing them not to have any weapons at all. i think that's what the democratsn fail because they don't fight againstts that is jt because ar-15 is available doesn't mean you have to own it, it doesn't have to be on the market. take it off the list, it doesn't change

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also glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor. they are both msnbc legal analysts. professor butler, you go to prison if you impersonate an fbi agent. what happens to you if you impersonate an elector? >> you should go to prison. so lawrence, this is the encouraging sign that we needed that the justice department isn't just watching the january six congressional hearings but they are conducting their own parallel investigation. and they are not just focused on january 6th as insurrection day, but rather they are looking at the whole broad sweep of president trump's criminality. this is on top of what we have learned a few weeks ago, that federal prosecutors are also looking at giuliani, and john eastman, and promoting this ridiculous plan. hopefully one of the subjects of this criminal investigation is donald trump, who kept pushing this big election conspiracy, even after being advised that it was illegal, and unconstitutional. >> and glenn, it seems like the logic of the investigation, that the subpoenas seemed to represent, it spirals upward very quickly. if you

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always on substance glenn. now i wasno watching this announcement unfold todayf. . i just could not help but notice that kamala harris and her online policy task force it just sounds like the old dhs information board.oa but now it's run out ofou the white house. what are you what are your thoughts tonight ? it's really bizarre. you b know, on the one hand you is kind of market the triviality that it is. she was t supposed to be integrated into foreign policy. r you get her foreign policy bona fides. she was going to solve the root cause problems in centrall america and stem the tide ofstof immigration and now suddenly's she's basically like a glorified content moderator for twitter lif to protect the washington post reporters who are going on television weeping abouto pro mean tweets they're getting. but on the other hand , it'sd actually more menacing thani added. t i do o think it is part of this very sustainedhe and systemic attempt on the part of the u.s. government and the p democratic party to createe a

glenn, always a pleasure to have you. we already had one hearing. i thought it was pretty spectacular. all in, glenn, have you seen and heard enough evidence to indict donald trump? >> based on public reporting over the last 17 months, katie, the answer is yes. i think there is ample evidence to bring a conspiracy charge to donald trump and others. you do not have to take my word for it. a federal judge, david carter, has ruled repeatedly after seeing evidence that both donald trump and one of his corrupt lawyers, eastman, have committed federal felonies. one of them is a three 71 conspiracy. it is a conspiracy to defraud and commit offenses against the united states. the other one is obstructing an official proceeding. this is the certification of joe biden. importantly, judge carter made his rulings by a preponderance of the evidence, more likely that, not a 51%. to indict someone for a crime, you only need probable cause. that is significantly less than a preponderance of the evidence. even before the hearings kicked off, i maintain that there is

i think it's something that has been demanded by the, by the follow the global glenn. there are many countries in europe that may be rethinking their neutrality right now because of the war in ukraine. but what about other countries around the world are a lot of other countries around the world struggling with this as well right now? well, from my perspective, list away i see it. i think it's mainly problems because we spoke about india. again, it's, it's they, they're trying to adopt a new reality again, when you have countries like if you see the rise of china, they might be concerned. and therefore seeking closer partnerships with united states, japan, and other companies in the region. on the other hand, you also on the line kind of like in the us there and seen about nothing seem to join an lines the targets china see therefore see a very cautious language. that is, that they want to be in this formation to be probation and chinese for example. so effectively not going against the chinese so. so for this reason, i don't think my child in asia, for example, is fall

glenn beck i know was a lincoln admirer. he borrowed the gettysburg address a few years ago for a pop-up museum and kind of got the museum into a heap of trouble. i guess behind that is an earnestness and a respect for lincoln, not my particular cup of tea but i would not to deny anyone the opportunity to rally here and find in this statue and building what makes america seem unique and appealing and irreplaceable to them. host: just about 10 minutes left with harold holzer, the lincoln form chair joining us on a warm morning from the west end of the national mall at the steps of the lincoln memorial. for folks who don't know, what is the lincoln form? guest: i'm glad you asked. it's a national organization that meets every november 16 through 18th in gettysburg, pennsylvania. you can find information about next november's forum on thelincolnforum.org, or getting in touch with me on my website, harold holzer --haroldholzer@ haroldholzer.com. we have dinners, lunches, breakfasts, great hotel we all meet at and the obvious of

when i was a much younger person i had a friend whose name was glenn. glenn was small in stature. he never bothered anybody. he was friendly. gri gairous -- gree gairous, very much outgoing d.d. gri gairous, very much outgoing, i didn't understand glenn. but i had friends who thought they understood him. and my friends, mr. cicilline, would pick on glenn. they called him queer. they invited him to do things that were unacceptable. i never spoke up for glenn. i saw him harassed. i had the opportunity to take a stand for justice and against hate. my friend, glenn, has gone on to glory and i have allowed his memory to haunt me because of my failure to do what i could easily have done. i'm an ally because i have seen the behavior of people who disrespect the humanity that every person merits by virtue of just being born. that's all. constitution recognizes my rights. recognizes your rights. it doesn't grant us a right. we didn't recognize glenn's rights. so as a result i will probably do many things in life to try to make up for my failure at a time when someone needed me and i could

vern glenn in boston. >> reporter: this is it, the eve. warriors/celtics, game six. here in a city where already the baseball team has certainly grown on steph curry. >> i have my raver of a bachelor party at red sox game back in 2011. >> reporter: the celtics hoping to stop curry from having another party in boston tomorrow. >> looking forward to coming out and getting the win, forcing game seven. >> reporter: not if game six klay shows up. >> nicknamed i earned and want to live up to, at the same time, don't want to play hero ball. >> feel like you can channel having game six steph? >> i will in no way infringe on the nickname for klay, just do my job. >> reporter: does the trophy go to the warriors yet again, or back in its case for game seven sunday back at chase center? as for what happened inside fenway park, moving pictures? that's in the hands of charlie walter. >> the red sox are one of the hottest teams in baseball, a's playing worst baseball in the major leagues to begin month of june. athletics came in 0-4 against boston, 36-6 the red sox had outscored th

glenn beck i know was a lincoln admirer. he borrowed the gettysburg address a few years ago for a pop-up museum and kind of got the museum into a heap of trouble. i guess behind that is an earnestness and a respect for lincoln, not my particular cup of tea but i would not to deny anyone the opportunity to rally here and find in this statue and building what makes america seem unique and appealing and irreplaceable to them. host: just about 10 minutes left with harold holzer, the lincoln form chair joining us on a warm morning from the west end of the national mall at the steps of the lincoln memorial. for folks who don't know, what is the lincoln form? guest: i'm glad you asked. it's a national organization that meets every november 16 through 18th in gettysburg, pennsylvania. you can find information about next november's forum on thelincolnforum.org, or getting in touch with me on my website, harold holzer --haroldholzer@ haroldholzer.com. we have dinners, lunches, breakfasts, great hotel we all meet at and the obvious of

joining me now, independent journalist glenn greenwald, i was watching this announcement unfold today. i could not but help but notice kamala harris, it sounds like the old dhs information board but now it's run out of the white house. what are your thoughts tonight? >> it's bizarre, on the one hand you can market and is the triviality as it is, supposed to be integrated into foreign policy to get her bona fides. going to solve the root cause problems in central america and stem the tide of immigration and all of a sudden she's like a glorified content modifier for twitter to protect "washington post" reporters. on the other hand, it's more menacing than that and i think it's part of the very sustained and systemic attempt on the part of the u.s. government and the democratic party to create regimes of censorship and information control over the internet the place that we now use most of all to get our information and our globe information. to censor it for their own interests, hate speech, disinformation. the fact they have the entire u.s. security state assembled makes it clear at s

kpix's vern glenn takes you there. >> meedzidia day. it was a thing to get one of these and how about the atmosphere for the players? it's not just a game anymore. >> a couple of more chairs. >> today's really the first day that it feels like a circus. no matter the age or who you are. the finals doesn't come for anybody and try to suck in as much knowledge as you can. >> i'll be nervous tomorrow for sure, but right now i'm excited. you know, i'm soaking it all in and i'm ready to play for real. >> to be back for a sixth time it's incredible and it's incredible just saying that i never thought that was a possibility my rookie year and it's just great. i'm just going to enjoy every second of this. the veterans tell the young guys, soak it in. enjoy it. that's pretty good advice, and i think we will follow suit. that's the story from jay center. >> vern, thanks. the kpix 5 morning team got this soon i very shiny visitor at the station. he has two thumbs up and a cheesy green. he got lots of snapshots in the studio and sense luck to the du

for more on this i want to bring in msnbc former analyst, glenn krischner, glenn, one of the first -- stark difference between how some republicans conducted themselves privately versus publicly before and after the capitol attack. representative scott perry is one of several republicans that helped pedal the big lie, in the weeks after the insurrection he reportedly asked for a presidential pardon. so, how much actual legal jeopardy could he and others like cam be facing? >> yeah, vicky, the pardon issue was kind of a recurring theme, we heard about jared kushner saying he wasn't concerned with white house counsel, threatening to resign due to donald trump's misconduct. because he had his nose buried in a pile of potential trump artisans that he was trying to push through before his father in law left office. we also learned that not only with perry, other republicans member of congress requested a pardon for their conduct in and around january six. i'll tell you, as a former career prosecutor that is evidentiary gold. i would argue, that learning that somebody requested a pardon can

results came out, glenn youngkin won. in the exit poll where they said, what is the number one issue you care about. if it was abortion, 60% of those people voted for glenn youngkin. so i don't think this is a slam-dunk the democrats think it is. i do think republicans also could've been actually depressed in their turn out if the outcome had not been what it is today. republican activists and the grassroots have been working on this for 50 years. and the trump appointments were critical, as were the bush appointments, especially alito, who wrote the opinion today. elections definitely matter for the next one in november will matter and in particular i am very interested in the hispanic women vote. look what happened when you had a female latina beat a democrat handily, and those women are starting to change a little bit at the border and republicans don't have to win the entire hispanic vote, it would be very hard for them to win and other national. >> tucker: these are the most general possible terms but hispanic voters

welcome, welcome to you both. >> glenn, i want to start with you. because, one of the key challenges for the committee, and frankly for the justice department to pursue a colonel case against trump, would in fact be proving that he knew his claims about the 2020 election were false. we know that donald trump is already laying the groundwork to make it hard to prove intent. he's got this statement that i won't even go into. basically, he blasted the committee and he again repeats election fraud fantasies. can you explain to folks at home why intent is important? and if you think the committee has addressed that? >> intent is clearly important to prove, because you need to prove that somebody not only engaged in a criminal act, but they didn't engage in it mistakenly or by accident. it was a company by corrupt intent. i tell you, -- know when i ever prosecuted in years announced i engaged in a criminal act and have criminal intent. that's not how this works. there is so much evidence from which a jury could infer, that's how you prove intent, in for d

breaking news. >> steve: breaking news. >> jimmy: breaking news, glenn with two ns. that's right, cnn is trying to tone things down with their breaking news graphics meanwhile, msnbc is going in the exact opposite direction yep. check out what i saw this morning. watch their breaking news alert on msnbc >> breaking news, bitches! [ explosions ] >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's the opposite. >> steve: it gets your attention. >> jimmy: i was nervous. it was just that glenn was the 547th most popular baby name >> steve: that's breaking news bitches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: listen to this, guys apple just announced a new feature that will allow people to edit and unsend messages. [ audience oohs when they heard, apple users were like, "finally. what the duck took you so long?" you know [ laughter ] yep, you can now unsend messages now everyone gets to play that fun game, "did they see it before i deleted it? yeah [ laughter ] well, hey, get this. according to a new study, the actors whose names we mispronounce the most are saoi

now with more is nbc news capitol hill correspondent allie raffa, also with us yamiche alcindor and glenn kirschner. what can we expect to see tonight? >> yeah, jose, since the creation of this committee already a year ago now, we've been sort of following this trail of bread crumbs, closely monitoring what witnesses the committee was interested in speaking with, thinking of what information those witnesses could offer, even closely monitoring those leaks that came out of the committee's investigation, trying to figure out what sort of picture the committee is trying to paint when this is all over. finally this is coming to fruition as the first hearing is tonight. we expect them to put all the pieces of this puzzle together to explain what happened on january 6th, what led up to that moment, how it was even able to happen. a committee aide says impp tonight to sort of look like the beginning, the first day of a legal trial, to hear emotional and compelling testimony, as you mentioned we'll hear from nick quest, the documentarian who embedded with the proud boys that day. he's expected to

that's exactly what actor glenn close is working to change. when her younger sister jesse was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, close realized fear can prevent people from seeking live saving treatment. so in 2010 she and her sister started bring change to mind, helping people realize mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of. >> i've always said mental health is a family affair. when my sister jess came to me and said i need help because i can't stop thinking of killing myself, it was like a bolt out of nowhere. our family had no vocabulary for it. we didn't really understand it. we never talked about it. now we know that she had bipolar disorder. when you look back i saw evidence of jesse's mental distress when she was very young. she would rub her fingers like this, you know, when she was anxious until it was raw, sometimes bleeding. and now that would be a major red flag. >> you face a stigma that can be as painful as the disease itself. >> we have over the last ten years learned a tremendous amount about stigma, about how toxic it is. her

so i knew he hadn't read the book and so i get a call for days later from glenn at home. he says larry when you're on the show, i hadn't read the book. that's okay glenn. i understand is no no, i always read the guest book. i read it over the weekend. it's a thousand pages. this is a great book and his endorsement he put it on his desk every night of the show and talked about it three or four or five times a night with little yellow postums in it and immediately went to the top of amazon and then the following week. i got a call from the publisher. i said hey larry, your book's going to be on the new york times list this week. but yeah way to go. yay, and then i get a call a week later and say larry you're good book's gonna be in the top 10 of the new york times. i said, whoo way to go and then i get the call and i can hear him in the background all partying. i can hear the champagne corks popping. whoa. i know what's going on back there right and and they said larry your books gonna be number one on the new york times list i said, right that's good way to go love it. no,

kpix 5's vern glenn was there. >> reporter: from chase center, it is media day eve of the nba finals game one. quite a run that the dubs have been on, six times in the last eight years. but sometimes it's not so much the feet. it's the journey. >> it wasn't always this. i remember walking downtown oakland, giving away tickets to the game as a rookie. certain guys had to go in the bar and give tickets away. i remember that. it wasn't that long ago. >> being here with loon, steph andre feels great. i'm equally as proud of our young guys. >> game six to now, everything we went through as a team with this as the ultimate goal of getting back on the stage. it's pretty impressive that it all has come together the way it has. i don't think we even understood it would click that quickly. >> just incredible. get here six times in eight years without doing something right. and we got big goals. we want to finish it, complete the mission. >> this is kind of funny. to come into the arena in the chase center and play against a team that's still together, at the same time not a fan anymore. it's o

vern glenn has been inside. he has been giving us the inside look. vern joins us outside chase center. give us the ins and outside. what are you observing? who looks good. what's going on? >> jules, i had this beautifully crafted lead-in to this wonderful story, and then this guy showed up. i'm sorry. look at this hat. >> $5 for the hat. >> oh, thank you. >> that is something. that is something you don't normally see. any way, back to the cue cards and the long soliloquy into this one. i like the all it news and notes. from that, how about gary payton ii. he is expected to be available to play tonight. so is otto porter jr. and andre iguodala. but back to payton, hasn't played since dislocating his elbow last month. a lot of talk about the celtics' inexperience at this the age. but the warriors also have ten players in their first finals. steph and draymond have stayed patient this year rather than be all get off my lawn with the young guys. >> i always ask them, what do you all do when you go home? what are you all spending the next six hours? my da

with that in mind, temperatures like glenn said, a lot cooler today. about five to seven degrees below average, yesterday alone, complete opposite. five to ten degrees average. heading out the door, in the low 50s for the most part. the reason why we're cooling down so rapidly is because this area of low pressure is pushing its way down, a polar air mass settling into the coastline, changing the weather, giving us partly cloudy skies and changing the direction of the winds, too. this is what we're dealing with today. 70s in the inland areas. it will be a breezy afternoon but mostly clear conditions. high clouds pushing through like this morning, for example, heading into the weekend. that cooling trend stays in full force even as we head into our father's day forecast with 80s by sunday from the coast off in the bay, 60s, also. we'll talk more about what you can expect as we head into the rest of the week. for now, over to you gianna. >> i want to talk about how things might look later on today. a lot of people headed to the watch party at chase. if yo