that we don t have to pay a price for it, but that we re treated fairly. and i think that s what we ve tried to do here. so who is mark stevens? abc7 news reporter kris reyes spent today finding out, going to his home and his workplace. she is part of our team coverage for you tonight. so is abc7 news sports director larry beil. he will join us with the long-term perspective. and let s begin, though, with abc7 news reporter jobina fortson to find out what the players think about what s happened here. jobina? dan and ama, ahead of game four, we usually know what we re talking about, who s playing in the games or team strategy. but that was not the focus of the questions today. it was all about what happened to kyle lowry. he did say thank you to the warriors for issuing an apology, and also their response, but thinks much more should be done. it seems like it s all anyone in sports is talking about, even though game four of the nba finals is just a day away. and that
were only $10 trillion in the red. i mean it was a fraction of this. the national debt has risen by 70% since president obama took office. if you re a u.s. taxpayer, your individual share now tops $153,000. that is your share. here to discuss, our very own charlie gasparino, james freeman from the wall street journal and chris very says. charlie gasparino, $150,000 is your share. really? melissa: do you have a check? pay up and send it to the government. we should point out it is not all the president s fault. stop, let me finish. let me finish. burying the lead. i m afraid you re going to make comment about a cat. i promise not. don t be imus here. but, you know, he inherit ad bad situation. he had a plan to grow the economy that failed. and you know, one of the problems with the debt is the fact that it is not just that we re spending. is that the economy isn t growing. if the economy was growing, this wouldn t be so much of an issue. obama-nomics essentially has
has latest on this story. that s right, melissa. hackers claiming to be from isis hacked twitter account and youtube channel of the pentagon s u.s. central command which manages u.s. military operations in 20 countries. working with centcom which confirmed attacks. twitter taken down its account for centcom and youtube taken the centcom channel down. on twitter the hackers posted messages like, american soldiers, we are coming, watch your back. isis is already here. we re in your pcs in each military base. they posted documents with personal information about officers including names addresses and phone numbers and they posted photographs on youtube. they posted jihadist videos. the hackers said they were part after cyber caliphate. eight his daily briefing still ongoing white house press secretary josh ernest was asked about the hack. i can tell you something this is something we re obviously looking into and something we take seriously. a note of caution to folks as the
when you have what could be an active shooter situation, we want people to secure in place until we come along and tell them that it s safe to exit the building. that has happened on the whole first floor where this crime occurred. those folks have been evacuated. as they clear the rest of the building, everybody else will be told when it s safe to do so. reporter: my colleague jana katsuyama spoke to a couple inside the jewelrymart at the time of the shooting. they were there to buy engagement rings. that couple told jana they heard somebody run by and say gun, duck. frightening moments for them. still people we can see working in buildings around here. we re not sure if they re just here still working or if they re still sheltering in place. what i do know is this street is blocked off. doesn t look like it s going to be open any time soon. i m referring to brannon between 7th and 8th. during a normal friday commute, this is a very difficult area to get through because it
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