davis being in las vegas. but the nfl made their decision not to allow the raiders to go to southern california. they threw another $100 million into the pot for mr. davis to work with the jurisdiction where they play in. which is the city of oakland. >> oakland city council member larry reed who sits on the board who manages the 80-acre complex spoke to me with davis in vegas meeting with officials there. >> and so i think it's disingenerous to all the raider fans and to all of us who are elected who want to keep the raiders here to be off talking to las vegas. >> this is city council member noel gallo. >> we in oakland are ready and committed to talk to mr. davis to keep the raiders here. but you know his stance of going to las vegas and until we lay all that out, certainly doesn't help that discussion. >> reporter: the mayor was out of town but had this statement. we remain firmly committed to working out terms that responsibly keep the raiders in oakland. where they belong. >>> police arrested a high schoo

it was davis' dog tag. with the help of a japanese nonprofit, the dog tag makes it to the davis family. >> there it is, thomas e. davis. >> reporter: first held by tommy and then kissed by hazel, overcome with emotion. >> they grew up together. there's that bond there. it's unbreakable. >> reporter: does it seem to you that it represents not just your uncle tommy but something else, something bigger than that? >> most of us have never met him. we feel like now we know him. how happy he would be thinking that just something he wore around his neck could bring together all of his family. >> reporter: a small piece of metal that represents so much finally home. colonel jack jacobs, nbc news, victoria, texas. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. "me aishountaevepinsty. iev brk >>> right now at 6:00, a developing story. thieves break into t

voters approved high-speed rail in 2008. >>> a shake-up at uc-davis.lor linda katehi has been put on administrative leave. reporter kelly ryan on what sparked a new investigation. >> reporter: former provost now acting chancellor ralph hexster called it an expected development taking over for chancellor katehi now on paid leave while under investigation. she faces allegations she violated university of california policies including compensation of some of the chancellor's immediate family members in regards to campus employment and also improper use of student funds. hexster hired by katehi in 2011 says he founded inspiring to work with her. >> we have developed such momentum here in realizing the tremendous vision for uc-davis that chancellor katehi inspired in us. >> reporter: he says he was disappointed and sorry the chancellor had to step down. >> i think that the chancellor is herself at this point clear that only an investigation will as she expects it will clear her name. >> reporter: some students on campus today who supported the occupation mo

raiders owner mark davis is in las vegas to make that pitch. he says ready to make a lifetime commitment to honor the legacy of his father, the late al davis. we get more now from ktvu's cristina rendon. >> reporter: those tears came from raiders fans as mark davis walked into a meeting with the southern nevada tourism committee. it was held at the university of nevada-las vegas. alongside soccer star david beckham davis pitched the idea to move the raiders to sin city to play in a proposed $1.4 billion stadium that cools host a soccer team. davis is pledging to spend 500 million of his own money to make it happen. >> it will be a contractual commitment. in my case it will be a lifetime commitment. this was the goal when my father passed away. the number one thing was to find a stadium and find a home. that's what i'm looking to do. >> the news does not sit well with bay area fans and commissioners. at least two say they're upset and disappointed. the raiders have a one-year lease deal at the oakland coliseum that will keep them here through th

. >> but jamal davis is a breath of fresh air. he's a friend washington knows from local clubs. >> talk about your outfit. that was the kicker. >> bitch, my outfit was i have silver, like, disco booty shorts on and a lime green tank top with white go-go boots. >> we're both gay, and that makes me feel more comfortable around him, other than everybody else on the unit who is straight. he just makes my time go by a lot faster. >> i did the whole catwalk and a pose and i killed the stage. i killed it. >> i just bet you did. >> davis' good times have been frequently interrupted by stays at kent county. he has prior convictions for larceny and break-in and entering and has been arrested on various parole violations. he pled guilty to two new charges of larceny and is now awaiting sentencing. >> i can't wait to get out of here. >> girl, don't remind me. >> you got less days than i do. >> because you're a criminal. knew -- >> i'm not no criminal. >> you're a habitual offender. >> no. that was last year. this is this year. >> new year, ne

owner mark davis is in vegas in an effort to move the team there. >> that's right. he says he is going to spend $500 million for a stadium to get the deal done. money is one thing. you still need the approval of the nfl team owners to agree to the move to las vegas. >> even if it's not the raiders, there has always been a debate whether or not las vegas can support an nfl franchise. gambling is an issue with the nfl. las vegas is not just about gambling. families visit there. i looked at the census numbers. 600,000 people within the city limits. the metropolitan area is 2 million people. cincinnati, cleveland, not as big of a population as las vegas. so i think it could be done whether or not it's the raiders. we will have to wait and see. ultimately, it's the team owners that decide. here we go again. first los angeles. all the talk last year. now las vegas. >> we have a vibrant conversation going on on the ktvu facebook page. if you want to join the conversation find ktvu on facebook. we will talk about this more on the 4. >>> comcast is buying dreamworks for $4 b

for uc davis chancellor linda katehi to resign. on wednesday, uc president janet napolitano placed her on investigatory administrative leave. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said - those again, the words of uc president janet the palatine of, the former governor of arizona. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said -- "the collective efforts of uc davis students, faculty, staff, and community members are responsible for yielding this result. it is crucial to note that it was not janet napolitano, or university of california office of the president, who led us to this moment of justice, but our un-collapsing spirit and belief in political protest." the letter goes on to say -- "katehi is but a cog in the uc machine. we are aiming to scrap the prototype and create a new system that both works for and is run by students, faculty, workers, and the community at large. until system-wide change takes place, our demonstrations will continue." well, we turn now to another student protest. this

davis: right.ven the people are trading without data, how much conviction is there -- is trading slow? mr. davis: the way the market works -- matt: they are going in blind? mr. davis: china is such a black box, we have different data releases, but anyone who says they know, they are exaggerating. we have to grope in the dark. copper was trading on correlations with other comedies. now that we have entered into this season of the gulf in demand -- the spring months when china starts coming back live, we will get data, and copper will start trading based on what is going on with automobile production, real estate. lisa: real stuff. matt: interesting. you are for joining us. dane davis, barclays commodities analyst. coming up in the next 20 minutes, wisconsin governor scott walker says tuesday's badger state primary will reshape the race. why he thinks ted cruz now has the inside track to become the republican nominee. lisa: apple was found that 40 years ago today. we will look at how tim cook has rep

i mean, there's one in here where varina davis is the wife of jefferson davis says about stephen douglas that he stinks. and, you know, and that she's glad a new water system's coming to town so he might wash more often. >> right. she means he actually stinks. [laughter]. >> right. and there are lots of things like that where -- abigail brooks adams, whose letters have never been published. she was charles francis adams' wife. he being john quincy adams' son. he was in congress and then became the ambassador for the union -- >> right. >> -- to great britain where he kept them from siding with the confederacy. and she is just as feisty as her grandmother-in-law and mother-in-law. and she writes from washington when he's in congress that buchanan is a toad and that, you know, the senate is acting like children and silly ones at that. i can get behind that one. [laughter]. >> sure. >> and she says at one point, i would advise any young woman if she wants to have a calm, peaceful life not to marry an adams. [laughter]. >> well, now, of course, did not know this letter would be one day the su

going to miss pot roast. >> vernon davis is going to be fun to watch. >> yes, davis should be good, shouldrovide depth at tight end for the redskins. glad to haveim ab hoa it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. brings us so much closer. spring into fun and save $50 with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens williamsburg. a whole other world awaits. >>> tomorrow's your playoff run. individual tickets for the first three home games go on sale at 11:00 a.m. we don't know the dates or times for those playoff games yet or who they'll play. it will be at least another week before that's announced, but you can buy tickets on the caps website, at the verizon center or at ketler ice place. >>> weren't we just talking about dunbar high school a moment ago? it's one of the most storied high schools in d.c. and the nation. well, now the documentary is spreading the wofford about dun. "dunbar, the alchemy of achievement" is an oral history of the country's first black public high school through the words of some of its most notable

and davis is known for his >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> yeah! >> davis' numbers were in maryland and the stock started to rise after he left college park. he impressed during the senior bowl and more so in the combine in february. the parents work multiple jobs and drove hours each day for their son to live out his dream. >> i can't believe it. people ask me what i do, i'm in the until and -- waiting for my whole well of to say that and that is i blessing. a making -- amazing. >> and i am happy on the east coast and that is not too far away. i think it's a tremendous asset to the steelers. >> and that is such a cool morning -- moment and linebacker yanick is going from the terps to the jaguar and in the third round by jacksonville and a recruit from bowie and they mean a terrapin was selected in 21 of the last 22 until drafts. >> and after a hot st season, the washington nationals have found themselves in a bit of a slump and a natural ebb and flow of the season after being swept at home by the phillies and hit the road in st. louis in search of

i used jefferson davis in my civil war class. i love to pair quotations from the run-up to the war and postwar comments. alexander stephens and jefferson davis, two people i pick at random who happen to be president and vice president. you can quote them in 1861, quote jefferson davis's message to the confederate congress in april, in which they both say the heart of what is going on is that the dickies are threatening the institution of slavery. -- no, it was not that central, it was merely incidental to this broader debate over whether the central authority or the states and localities should be supreme under the system put together by the founders. i think davis was thinking of the in which to position confederate war before the bar of history in a favorable way, but he also -- there's no question he did not believe he had transgressed against the constitution in secession. he wanted to be put on trial. students,graduate cynthia who teaches at the uva law school, she writes her dissertation about this -- he desperately wanted

principle to davis's military advisor. of them started using words like treason, watch these men. and we are back to johnston. destroy all copies of the proposal and no one will ever discuss this again. he almost succeeded in destroying the records because the only copy that ever appeared was found 20 years later when confederate records were being assembled to produce the official records of the war rebellion. recordsin the official if you choose to read his very thoughtful proposal, which got nowhere. over the next 10 months before at franklind tennessee in november of that were three times that core commander position became open in that army, the army of tennessee. that meant there were three possibilities to be promoted from two stars to three stars. his idea was rejected. the same timeout he was killed, all of a sudden jefferson davis and robert e lee come around. top of the the pyramid and they see what is going on on a nationwide basis. competitorse from a -- from a confederate manpower perspective because of the t

mark davis are you going to do this to us. are you kidding me. are you going to take the black hole away from here? no. >> reporter: a member of the coliseum authority says davis needs to focus on getting the stayed jump deal here. >> the raiders will be a side show. passion, heart, center of the community. >> yeah! >> oakland mayor, libby schaaf in sacramento today. she released this statement -- we remain firmly committed to working out terms that responsibly keep the raiders in oakland where we want them to be and where they belong. fans say they're hopeful too, pointing out that a move to las vegas would require the approval of the nfl which has been reluctant. and actually has refused to locate a team in the gambling capital in the past. reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay, jodi. thank you. from oakland turn our attention to campus of uc-berkeley. watching now, lot of excitement for the nfl draft. now the draft is under way. the first few minutes of the draft. players and friend are excited for their teammat

geena davis. ♪ >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, geena davis.rom "game of thrones," alfie allen, iwan rheon, and michael mcelhatton. plus music from shawn hook. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: muchas gracias. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] it was a very hot day today. thank you for joining us. on what is primary night in new york. we're still in the primaries. it seems -- if you look, we should at least be in the secondaries by now. but there was a lot at stake tonight. the winner of the new york primary, you know, gets delegates, momentum, and most importantly two tickets in the front mezzanine to see "hamilton." [ laughter ] because we have a time difference to contend with, we don't know who won, but all we know is that hillary clinton and donald trump won. [ laughter ] you do these polls, and it's like what's the point? it's interesting to see how many of the candidates in this particular primar

. >>> raiders owner mark davis is making it clear he wants to move the team to las vegas. davis is willing to spend half a billion dollars as part of a deal for a new stadium in las vegas. he told officials that 2 hundred $200 million would come from an nfl loan. they have a one year lease in oakland for next season. and he indicated they would likely stay there until a new stadium is built until nevada. >>> and many raider fans were unhappy with hearing the team could be moving. earlier today fans gathered at an nfl draft party and celebrated the draft pick of karl joseph. but they had harsh words for mark davis. >> i don't see why he would put oakland down the way he has. mark wake up brother, we are oakland, we are the raiders. >> i don't really like mark davis anymore. i love the team, but i don't like the owner. >> what he's doing just a leverage move to put wake oaklands up and keep them at home. >> we have more details on todays meeting including reaction from oakland city officials on our website. >>> san francisco police asking for the public's help in identifying

after all that, davis sued the governor saying that experience caused her "irreparable harm." federal appeals course dismissed the case yesterday. >>> a secret tunnel between mexico and the united states eight football fields long complete with a rail system, ventilation, lights and an elevator. smugglers used it to transport drugs from a house in tijuana to a fenced lot in california. authorities say those drugs have a street value of $22 million. as a result, six people have also been arrested. >>> it is the queen of england's birthday today. queen elizabeth ii celebrating the big 90. >> well wishers line the streets near london to wish the queen a happy birthday. today's celebration includes gun salutes, fireworks and tributes in parliament. >> queen, quite a history there. where was prince george? >>> 4:55. female civil rights hero replaces a president on the new $20 bill. >> harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the front of the bill. jackson is moving to the back. the treasury department says the response from americans has been overwhelmingly positive when it co

daily news, davis will appear at the meeting, reportedly agree to move to davis if funding is approved funding. >>> i'm kiet do live at san jose police headquarters where thanks to good detective work there's been a big break in the case of that couple killed in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. they have arrested hasid rabbi and he is accused of killing his parents. it turns out they were tracking him for some time and found him in the central valley. police said the crime was not random. the family knew the killer. and that certainly proved to be true allegedly. friends and family were worried when they couldn't get a hold of golam and shamima rabbi for days. they finally went to check up on the couple and found a terrible scene inside the house on lucas court in the east san jose foothills. the two had been shot dead and taunting messages were written on the walls and floors. evidence technicians cut out large pieces of drywall where it was written. investigators were able to track down the younger son but said the older son was not a suspect and he was messing. friends urged him t

so she said they are looking at her as a suspect. >> davis says the babysitter asked her to testify in court that arianna was never at the apartment yet davis says she admitted that she did have the little girl there. >> i haven't been seeing them here like they would be here normally. you know what i mean? and that right there raises a red flag to me like now all of a sudden if you are not guilty of anything, why are you all running? >> nicole was summoned by someone on april 1st at 9:30 at night and last seen using her best buy uniform shirt. meanwhile nicole's friends are holding out hope that arianna will be found alive. >> energetic and bubbly and likes lollipops. >> in san francisco, tara moriarty. >> a body of a 46-year-old was found. dillon reese has been booked on homicide charges and being held on $1.3 millions bail. police are searching for a second suspect, 43-year-old andre vildrawne of richmond. there is no motive yet discovered in the case but say they were led to believe that foul play was involved after searching the woman's house in east richmond heights. in the south

davis. ms. davis votes no. mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. longman votes no. mr. lo biando votes no. mr. larsen? mr. larsen? mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes aye. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. mr. turner? mr. turner votes aye. ms. berdaio? she votes no. mr. klein? mr. klein votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. rodgers? mr. rodgers? ms. tsonag votes no. mr. garamendi? mr. garamendi votes no. mr. schuster? mr. schuster? mr. johnson? mr. johnson votes no. mr. conoway? mr. conoway votes aye. ms. speer? ms. speer votes no. mr. lamborn? mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. castro? mr. castro votes no. mr. whitman? mr. whitman votes aye. ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth votes no. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes aye. mr. peters? mr. peters votes no. dr. fleming? dr. fleming votes aye. mr. vissi? mr. vissi votes no. mr. kauffman votes aye. ms. gabbard? ms. gabbard votes no. mr. gibson? mr. gibson votes no. mr. walls? mr. walls votes no. ms. hartzler? ms. hartzler votes aye. mr. o'rourke votes no. dr. heck? dr. heck votes no. mr. nor cross? mr. nor cross votes no. mr. scott? mr. scott

and we'll be right back with geena davis.♪ >> dicky: "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by king's hawaiian sweet jalapeno rolls. see the irresistible combination of heat and sweet at kingshawaiian.com/jalapeno. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) the twenty-sixteen subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what if you get a mortgage on your phone? we were thinking. wouldn't more people buy homes? and wouldn't those people need to fill their homes with household goods? and wouldn't the makers of those goods have phones from which they could easily secure mortgages of their own? further stoking demand as our tidal wave of ownership floods the country with new homeowners, who now must own other things. anyway. that's what we were thinking. z1yopz z1yorz [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is the best. tonight from "game of thrones" michael mcelhatton, iwan rheon and alfie allen are here. the

davis can stay in las vegas and we'll b completely happy. but we want the oakland raiders to stay heerp in oakland. >>> now to the nfl draft in the fox theater where the raiders draft party is underway. this is an invite-only event involving club seat members and other vips including current and former players. the big headline tonight is that cal quarterback jared goff was the number one overall pick in the nfl draft. >> with the first pick in the 2016 nfl draft, the los angeles rams select jared goff. quarterback, california. >> how about that. jared goff picked by the los angeles rams. he is now the new face of the franchise that just moved back to l.a. after beg in st. louis for several years. jared goff is the first overall number one pick from cal since steve bartkowski back in 1975. goff is a bay area native. his father was also a major league baseball player and is currently a firefighter in millbrae. >>> as for the 49ers they're hosting their second annual draft party in santa clara. the event is right next-door to levi's stadium. f

now, davis is trying to get nevada taxpayers to get them to pay for a stadium. they call it a bait and switch. >> i'm about ready to pull up my hands and say forget it. >> we are committed with working for the raiders for a football centric development that makes sense for everybody. >> reporter: oakland city leaders are scheduled to meet with mark davis to talk about a stadium deal next week. in oakland, da lin, kpix5. >>> a tech ceo is under fire for essentially calling san jose street vendors a neighborhood nuisance. on facebook, mark woodward responded to a post about some vendors operating near a home near willow glen. he said if that was my house, i would go out there and make their life miserable. i would do whatever it took to make them leave. if that meant destroying some of their produce or standing out there with signs to chase everyone away, or just make them very uncomfortable. he has since deleted that post. >>> bay area owners of some popular vegan restaurants are getting threats tonight. kpix5's joe vasquez explains why a lot of vegans are upset.

. >> central among them is the maestro, david davis, the judge who weighs 300 pounds who is very wealthyis has a kind of, oh, i guess you might say ruthlessness. >> but weed is the consummate political street fighter. >> he was taking names, and he was taking numbers, and you'd pay a price. part of that was to send a message to everybody else. hey, you might be thinking about dancing with lincoln, and i'll remember. and you'll be dead to me. >>> lincoln's team face an almost insurmountable challenge. there's just two days to go till the ballot to choose the republican nominee for president. to win, they need 233 delegate votes. so far, they can count on just 22. >> so they went to work like beavers on a dam. they worked their way into every nook, cranny and smoke-filled room they could. >> the team, led by the judge david davis, are a law unto themselves. >> lincoln has a very good team who are quite prepared to suggest that lincoln will remember you. >> davis meets with the leader of the indiana delegation, caleb blood smith. >> caleb smith is probably one of the most incompetent and la

many of you know jefferson davis later became the president of the confederacy. i start with that very small story to say that to a certain extent that was indicative of the long and lingering history of racist ideas, that you essentially over the course of american history had racist policies put in place, or you had individuals who did not want antiracist policies to be put in place like a bill that would provide education to black children in washington dc, in the same manner that educational funds were being provided to white children. then you had individuals like jefferson davis produce, reproduce racist ideas to challenge those antiracist bills or to defend existing racist bills, to defend existing racist policies. what i am saying in a nutshell is typically we have been taught in history that ignorance and hate have led to racist ideas and individuals who have these racist ideas are the ones who essentially have created these viciously racist policies that have impacted the lives of people over the course of american history and what i found from studying

mark davis, stay here. you go to davis, leave the raiders here. >> chris dobbins with save oakland sports and a member of the coliseum authority says davis needs to focus his efforts on getting a deal done here. >> we thought the issue was resolved in january when they didn't get to go to l.a. >> i'm not following them again, going to l.a. once, now they're threatening to go to vegas? we can't keep taking that. >> oakland ace mayor was out of town today but she said we remain firmly committed to working out terms that responsibly keep the raiders in oakland. fans say it would be a sin to move the team to sin city. a move to las vegas would require the approval of the nfl, which has been unable to locate a team at the gambling capital in the past. >> thank you, jody. there are high times for the raiders for the first time since returning to oakland, selling out the season tickets. >> a lot of cheers on the cal campus tonight within the hour. you see it here, the cal football players celebrating their teammat

now three distilleries are using davis' reactors to get similar results.want to do the same. when rational spirits became the first client it named the rum santeria. which attracted leaders of the sainteria religion which uses rum in its rituals. this trio recently blessed the operation. >> this is good. >> reporter: but has become popular with rum experts like this chef, who plans to offer santeria at his about to open rum bar in charleston. the only rum less than three years old he will allow on his shelves. >> rums are very much like human beings. age and maturity are two different things. >> reporter: he says even if santeria doesn't quite taste 20 years it is certainly wise beyond its years. >> yeah, immediately. >> very good. i find this very similar to about an 8-year-old rum. >> reporter: in a business where waiting is the hardest part, that its a short cut worth drinking to. >>> we end this morning with the story of a man on the way to a teaching career but got distracted by music. the people he helps now couldn't be happier that he changed course

raiders owner mark davis announced he's willing to move the team to las vegas. davis appeared before a nevada tourism committee and pledged $500 million toward a 65,000-seat dome stadium. 300 million would come from the team and 200 million from the nfl stadium fund. davis has repeatedly said that he'd like to stay in oakland but there's been no progress on a stadium plan. this pledge is a little more than talk. the nevada legislature would have to approve the funding and it doesn't meet until next yeek. plus, any move must be approved by 24 of the nfl's 32 owners. >>> the head of the environmental protection agency was in san francisco today with shopping tips for earth-conscious consumers. abc 7 news was at cole hardware as epa administrator gina mccarthy checked out the new safer choice label, a seal of approval from the epa for cleaning products that have been tested by the agency and don't harm the environment. >> many manufacturers are now developing products and they're committing the information to us. we're verifying the science, and you can buy them an

davis is reportedly supporting that idea. there is a third player, the nfl.insiders don't expect the league to approve a team in las vegas. warriors and their fans waking up smiling after an epic win last night. even without steph curry, the game was never close. >> they exploded out of the gate. the houston rockets could not catch up to the warriors who were on fire last night. among the people getting into the action, clayton thompson. we'll show you highlights in a second. 27-16. moments later, clay drops his third three of the quarter. that is going to continue for the rest of the night. warriors in blowout fashion end that game 114-81 to win the series. >> it's good for our guys' confidence. what pleases me the most is literally every single guy on our roster contributed during this series. >> took a lot of pressure on offense. >> who steph curry could not play, that does not mean he didn't throw support. there he is pumping his fist. you can see him going crazy on the bench. he is getting his mind right. hopefully back for one of the next few series. >>

davis was not kidding about trying to hire him. a fox 45 reporter tweeted this photo of jay holding a challenge coin. the top cop gave it to him encouraging him to apply for the force. >>> more yellow weather alerts on top but the weekend is not a toll washout. topper shutt is tracking the small window where it will be somewhat okay. >> it is a low bar, i will grant you that but i think we will be able to do some stuff outside, gardening, maybe not cut the grass. i widen the radar and it is still snowing in denver, and this is rain from the deep south that will roll in here. notice nothing between here and us. we have a little bit of time, it may drizzle but you will be able to do stuff outside. by 10:00, i think futurecast done wit but suffice to say light showers possible by ten and 55 in gaithersburg. umbrella and light jacket standard fare tonight and for a while. by 7:00 looking at temperatures in the 40s. 49 in la plata and 47 in gaithersburg. cloudy and not much in terms of rainfall. by 10:00 temperatures in the mid-50s. we

it took 22 days to put out. >>> the chancellor nfor uc davi has been suspended from her job. she came under fire after a campus police officer. peppered sprayed students. some questions about her recent service on different corporate boards as well as the hiring of her husband, son and daughter-in-law as well. >>> vice president joe biden is in iraq for a surprise visit. this is video of the vice president landing in bagdad. he will meet with iraqi political leaders. he's going to encourage them to remain focussed on fighting isis. >>> we're learning prescription drugs were discovered with prince when he was found dead in his paisley park home. the dea is taking part in the investigation. some of his friends have said prince took the painkiller percocet to relieve pain in his hips, the result of jumping and dancing during performances. an autopsy was conducted last week, but the medical examiner says it will be weeks before the cause of death is released. >>> a consumer alert, are your expensive designer sunglasses really worth the price or can you get a pair at the drug stor

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in baltimore, aaron gilchrest, news 4. >> you can see more of aaron's interview with commissioner davis right here on the nbc washington app. search baltimore. tomorrow aaron takes us back to the neighborhood where freddie gray was arrested. and where the rioting was focused last year. that's tomorrow at news 4 at 6:00 in the evening. >>> it felt like summer again today. will it feel like that tomorrow? >> this was the last of the open toe shoe weather. i know, >> yeah. >> a lot of people out in flip-flops, shorts, t-shirts. incredible. tomorrow you have to haul out the fleece again. a warm coat. we have a big change on the way. we have the temperatures that are right now hovering in the 80s. the mid 80s here. but it is 50 degrees colder in massachusetts. worcester, massachusetts, only 35 degrees. some of that chilly air is coming our way. as we look at this live view, we have that from oklahoma, we yes just talking about that. weatherford, oklahoma, we have some huge clouds building. right now around our region, a severe thunderstorm watch that is in effect. look at those nasty dark cl

this is what davis thought the war should do. oflizing the advantages defense, the south would curl back the attack. it would make an assault when the situation was promising. mountl losses would slowly. federal morality slip away. the north would ask for peace. the confederacy would have its independence. that is not something unique. the first part of that 1-2-3-4 scale, we side in vietnam. we hit them with everything we had in our arsenal, and they would not quit. stopping the war because the will to continue just slipped away. camengly, that scenario terribly close to success when in the spring of 1864, the south came as close as it would come. despite two failures and northern invasions -- confederate victory was quite possible if the southern and comecould hold off sherman in georgia. throughout may and june, men fought and blood flowed. southerners sherman engaged in an 80 mile campaign. cautious of rather found the union army in front of atlanta and seemingly content to stay there, while the southern army underwent a chan

uc davis there. even with the raiders during an half $1 billion, to remain a $750 million gap will be needed to front the new 65,000 seat stadium. backers want the money to come from increased taxes on tourists and that would take a recommendation from this committee and approval of the nevada legislature. with dr. -- soccer greats david beckham by his side he told the committee he is ready to make it happen. >> this is a goal in my lifetime. my father passed away to continue his legacy, we would put it on his fastrak as we possibly can. we are committed to this project if they are committed to us. >> in the past the nfl has found on locating a team and gamma capital but they think attitudes are changing and he knew the necessary support of his fellow nfl owners. we last night in oakland at the raiders draft party and fans of the silver and black this must feel like a punch to the gaap them. >> you combat raider fans were have -- unhappy about hearing a possible move. directive says he wants to turn

davis is committed to making the move in vegas leaders approve funding.oger goodell says he is game as long as nfl owners are onboard. >> during the offseason, things don't get bigger than tonight. first round of the nfl draft. >> this has a local hook. many believe cal quarter could be selected with the first overall pick of the draft. the newly-minted rams have the first pick. raiders pick 14. rounds two and three will take place tomorrow. >> a lot of great athletes come from the bay area. >> cal has a history with aaron rodgers who is arguably the best quarterback in the nfl right now. >> watching the forecast, kari hall. >> warmer temperatures in the forecast this weekend. we had wild weather in the bay area yesterday. that moved off to the east. we will have dry weather the next couple of days. 46 in concord. san francisco 48. santa rosa 49. here is a look at highs today. 70 in saratoga. perfect temperatures in palo alto. 71 and 66 in the castro. oakland 70 and 71 in livermore. this weekend, it really heats up. especially in the north bay. i'll show

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here's abc's lindsey davis. >> it is the bomb shell from beyonce that is lighting the internet on firelemonade is filled with every women's journey of self knowledge, and healing. >> ♪ >> reporter: but some believe it is beyonce's only source of marital problems with husband jay-z. the album's release was an overnight sensation. hbo streamed the one hour film for free, more than 1.7 million tweets followed with the #, lemonade. >> ♪ >> moments like this rampage by a woman scorned to talk about rape, gender with knowledge of the malcolm x's famous speech about black women. >> most disrespected in america is black with man. >> reporter: song's forward futures mother of young black men killed by police, and others. building on the message of defying her super bowl half time performance. and, while lemonade has lots of sour, triumph is a message of empowerment, redemption and love of family. >> lindsey davis, abc news, new york. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a mass

people like thomas davis and his foundation, the thomas davis foundation, are doing great work in theirwork. we're so proud of that work. we want to make sure that we're supporting that and enhancing that and making sure that we can help our children for the long-term future. >> commissioner and thomas davis, have a great day on nfl draft day. a big, big event out there. thank you both. >> it is. thank you very much. >> see you guys. >> you bet. thank you. >> bye. >>> this morning, we start a new series called "coming in common -- "something in common" with key and peele. >> i go here -- i sit here? >> yeah. ♪ >> jordan peele, welcome to "something in common." >> welcome to "something in common." >> thank you, sir. >> ahead, the pea pesticide -- >>> ahead, dr. holly phillips is in our toyota green room with the science and new way to fight back. you're watching cbs this morning. to help protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. with the performance you expect from a monthly topical in a non-greasy collar... seresto® kills and repels fleas and ticks for 8 continuous months. seresto®.

and dolly davis was taken to the hospital for chest pains.he couple is helped by the red cross until they find a place to stay. and work to board up the shed across the street and the gaping hole left in the davis' house. family members said when they heard it happened they just had to come and help. >> he is framing it out so we can board it up and then have to seal off the roof. >> fortunately the family members included a licensed contractor. >> we still have a lot to do, so i am just trying to clean up so we can get all of this secured. >> barrett says they were trying to sell the home and now feel lucky to be alife. >> we'll make it, by the grace of god we'll make it. >> in bensalem for channel 6 "action news." >> investigators tell "action news" the deadly shooting of a robbery suspect by an off-duty philadelphia swat officer yesterday was justified. viewer video shows the moments off the shooting in the 5700 block of park avenue in olney. the suspect was robbing an elderly person and the off-duty officer identified himself. they say th

. >> when it came time for his interview, sky's cellie, jason davis, expressed reservations. >> kind a camera pointing right in your face, you know what i'm saying. they say it adds ten pounds to you. >> he's worried about the camera adding ten pounds? >> no, just messing with you. just joking. trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. he's got his back, the other guy's got his, and that's the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conceded drug use played a part in putting them in prison. bishop's aggravated assault conviction began with an argument over a parking space at a mall. >> he was smart mouthing my girlfriend, so i got into a fight with the guy, ended up stabbing him and then running his buddy off the road, off the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people come in to rob me, i ssot them both. i shot one with a gun, shot one with a bow. bu