i'm going to need more time. >>> big thanks to boyce avenue. you guys were fantastic.t.j.maxx and you can have it all. get up to 50% off department store prices. t.j.maxx. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. the nba is set to announce at 11:00 this morning what action it will take in the scandal involving clippers owner donald sterling. we'll stream it live on abc7news.com. >>> for now, meteorologist mike nicco checks out the heat wave. mike? >> let's talk baseball for a minute. 7:15, 58 degrees at teeth teeth park dropping down to about 6 2. highs today in the 80s to near 90, except in the coast and san francisco, low to mid-90s. the heat peeks there wednesday, inland thursday. back to average in your accuweather seven-day forecast by sunday. leyla? >>> this accident has cleared in albany involving two vehicles. it was blocking a lane, but now all lanes have reopened. you're looking at a solid drive. you can see that backup coming away from highway 4 down to the maze, 45 minutes. kristen? >> we'll join ow at announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from "th

one of the things because the proceeds go to my girls and to four other charities, we wanted roy boyce in it. the black tea does. the combination and the cinnamon and the ginger and the black pepper makes it delicious! >> i am surprised to hear you say, howard, it's bigger than coffee. that does surprise me. >> around the world. it's growing in the u.s. and more and more people looking for quiet moments and tea is a great afternoon beverage. >> do you drink tea, howard? >> i drink tea at night. >> starbucks is becoming more than coffee big time. >> i think starbucks will always be a coffee company but clearly we are branching out, leveraging the brand and other things. >> tea and food as well. >> we're in the juice business. tea will be a big business worldwide. >> can i thank you on behalf of ryan who was outraged when you removed the pumpkin bread. i understand you brought it back. a brainchild of the show. >> you've met him. >> yes, i have. >> it is back. >> i brought it back. he's very excited. he's 3. >> all because of him. >> what did you learn from that experience, you tried to

. >> john paul's defenders deny that and blames boyce is vastly out numbered. pilgrims poured into rome. they will wait for a chance at the front row and celebrate the man the church now calls john paul, the great >> those people will weight seven hours before they are allowed into the square. jonathan, to give you a sense of despite barbara blaine's criticism and those individual voices who do criticize this event, it is so popular that tomorrow, this square may be filled with the largest crowd ever that the catholic church in the square has ever seen. >> the largest crowd ever for that square. nick, we talked about how do feel feel about the different personal at this of those being can onized? >> reporter: i think this is the most interesting question. traditionally, john paul ii is seen as part of the conservative wing of the church. john xxiii seemed as more progressive and liberal. i think the people who speak to pope francis about why he tried to send a message to can onnize them both on the same day is a message of unityonize them both on the same day i

the lead researcher on the expedition tis the university of georgia's samantha boyce.he the last time she traveled to the bottom around the well was december 2010. she says the bottom is usually teaming with life, but what she found when she got near the well head was barren desert with nothing alive. that was as heartbreaking as what people were seeing on the surface. >> it's gut-wrenching you saw the old beaches. it's an emotional impact. you see these beautiful, white sand beaches and they're just covered with oil. and you see an oil bird, and people go, oh, that poor pelican. that's the reaction i have when i see oil on the sea bed. >> she was scheduled to go down to the ocean floor this morning. we expect she'll be back up at 6:00 our time. >> did they give you an idea what they were expecting down there, john? >> reporter: she doesn't know, shep. she is hoping to see the same sort of recovery we have seen on she fur fast, fish and shell fish are back as or the tourists. but her worst fear is she'll get down there today and find that nothing has changed in the las

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. >> david boyce and ted olson join me now. they are on a panel moderated by me list is a harpris perry. what needs to be done in states around the country and what is the big issue in virginia? >> the issue in virginia is the same as the issue in california, that is whether a state can discriminate against a certain class of citizens in determining who they can marry and under what circumstances. so the issue we're fighting in virginia, an issue being fought around the country right now is the same issue of are we going to fulfill the promise of our declaration of independence and constitution and really give a quality to all of our citizens? that was the issue 50 years ago in the 1964 civil rights act. that's the issue that's being debated right now. and one of the great things is that every federal judge that has considered this issue since last june has decided one way and that is in favor of equality. you had over 30 federal judges who have been faced with the issue as to whether a state can discriminate against citizens b

a charge made by famed author michael lewis in his new book "flash boyce." a new twist today the fbi is investigating possible buss in that industry. kate kelly is joining us now with more. kate? >> thanks so much, scott. i'm standing here outside one of the very data centers that's become a center of controversy as part of this lewis book. i'm just through the lincoln tunnel from manhattan at a building used by bats. an alternative exchange that has arguably one of the fastest connectioning to the market center you need to get stock information orders back and forth. this particular center figures so prominently because of that proximi proximity. the competitors are a further away in new jersey as well. this data center is part of the sleuth that michael lewis' cashers did to get to the bottom of certain traders get a time advantage over others. they literally built the maps that show how the fiber optic cables ran from data centers to run another to the, to the banks and the nasdaq and nyse and then tried to figure out a better or fairer way to have all of

hardline islamist and a former judge hardy warlord one of the country's most powerful anti talabani boyce's finally america's once favorite warlord. nicknamed the bulldozer for his ruthlessly efficient way of getting things done whoever wins has a world of work ahead this dependent economy is likely to take a hit with the departure of foreign troops corruption is pervasive and the taliban are still insurgency and of. afghanistan and as we look forward also an opportune time to look back as well and reflect the cause millions of afghans have been affected by the water in the past twelve years of u.s. led occupation. from off has been traveling afghanistan she's been traveling the country to meet some of those lives have been shattered these are a couple of pictures she took as a tiny snapshot of what life is like this one for instance lost a daughter in a taliban attack on a guest post just a week before the election picture this is just twelve he was shot by the taliban is now recovering in hospital and this mother and her child she's had to resort to burning scraps of cardboard in a car pu

voice is actually on the board of trustees and in fact one of the key demands of the student is that boyce is removed from the board of trustees and very importantly they're asking the chancellor to actually make a tour of impacted my own communities so we actually can understand what the impact of their investment in relationship beer. how much influence does peabody energy have in the local community and nationwide for that matter right huge huge you know peabody really does rolling stone magazine said one of the greatest obstacles we have for climate action not only pouring millions of to climate denial activities and millions into investments and billions of course globally in terms of the coal market but they have a tremendous impact on how we're framing in shaping this whole discussion about coal and so-called clean coal so so really taking on peabody at its headquarters right here in st louis is a really pivotal and historic occasion what is peabody doing to the rocky branch. well the rocky branch community is very close to me you know because i'm from southern illinois and the gran

mandated all tsa employees received his training and am pleased to report that over 98% of our 6200 boycehave completed this training. in support of further efforts to reinforce the emergency procedures we've incorporated are reminded intership regarding evacuation routes and rendezvous point identified and the local mitigation plan. as part of our review we studied how officers notified law enforcement of an emergency most effectively and determined we need to do two things. one, regular tests, and two, acquire and install more alarms in airports around the country. and operate a leaking negations between tsa and affect most federal agencies, state and local authorities continues to challenge nationwide but some progress is being made. we directed federal security directors to own a wireless device preprogrammed with their own emergency numbers to allow them to voluntarily program them into the personal devices but in addition to best practice we're recommending a link system to ensure when a distress alarm is a should ever determine with the program to on a clear focus on the location o