brent: we will see. thank you very much. sarah: the islamic state is claiming to take full control of the city of sert in lybia. -- libya. they are unhappy about a proposed deal to the conflict ridden country. brent: they submitted a draft proposal on tuesday. libya has had towo rival governments. south korea has reported its seventh death from the middle east respiratory syndrome which is known as murders -- mers. the number of infections has gone up to 95. sarah: hong kong has issued a travel warning asking people to avoid nonessential travel to south korea. brent: they say they are taking urgent steps to control the infection. sarah: -- >> they take every child's temperature to check for fever. hospitals are checking everyone who might be infected with the respiratory disease. it is the only way to help prevent new people from getting sick. >> older cases are still linked to the same chain of transmission. as soon as everybody has been identified, that should see a decrease in cases. >> the symptoms are similar to the flu

brent goff in berlin. good to have you with us. eurozone finance ministers have decided to postpone emergency talks on the greek debt crisis. those talks had just started. only an hour into then came the news that we will sleep on it one more night. just before the meeting was set to begin, the german finance minister said that he is not optimist about a breakthrough. the talks are meant to finalize greece's new reform proposals and unlock more bailout funds. time is not on athens i. if it misses a 1.6 billion euro payment to the imf, it's time in the eurozone could be over. watching the story for us, good evening. why the delay? reporter: seven hours of talks between recent creditors have not given the finance ministers apparently, enough to work with. their simple message was, if you don't give us a concrete answer, we can't help you. brent: we heard on monday that the lenders were actually pleased with the reform. now we're hearing they don't have enough to consider. reporter: the document has been linked -- leaked and it is ful

brent: business news. a cyber attack is the aviation industry worried that poland's national carrier was the target. the chief executive said no airline is safe from the type of hacking that brought down wall street for about five hours. >> a company's worst nightmare, one becoming more common. they canceled several flights after the ground operations system was hacked. a total of 1400 passengers left stranded at the airport. the ceo explained that they don't alone carry the risk of hacking. >> it is a problem on a much wider scale and for sure, we have to give it more attention if it can be given more attention because it is very high and this is where i think we managed pretty quickly within a few hours to reestablish function. >> a total of 10 flights had to be canceled. it is yet another example of the importance of cyber security for companies of all kinds. brent: not something i want to be thinking about next time i go flying. thank you very much. a prominent egypt and journalist has been freed from

brent: business news. a cyber attack is the aviation industry worried that poland's national carrier was the target. executive said no airline is safe from the type of hacking that brought down wall street for about five hours. >> a company's worst nightmare, one becoming more common. they canceled several flights after the ground operations system was hacked. a total of 1400 passengers left stranded at the airport. the ceo explained that they don't alone carry the risk of hacking. >> it is a problem on a much wider scale and for sure, we have to give it more attention if it can be given more attention because it is very high and this is where i think we managed pretty quickly within a few hours to reestablish function. >> a total of 10 flights had to be canceled. it is yet another example of the importance of cyber security for companies of all kinds. brent: not something i want to be thinking about next time i go flying. thank you very much. a prominent egypt and journalist has been freed from the berlin

brent: thank you very much. sarah: egyptian security forces say they have averted a massacre at a popular tourist site. a terrorist blew himself up near the ancient temple injuring four people, including tina policeman. brent: shortly afterward, police killed two suspected islamic militants who had arrived at the site. no tourists were hurt. millions visit the ancient site every year. libya's rival factions have an urge to wrap up peace talks quickly to prevent islamic state from gaining more ground because of the power vacuum. >> the german foreign minister has called for a government of national unity. he issued the challenge at a meeting of delegations from libya's rival governments. he said this was perhaps the last chance to prevent the north african country from collapsing completely. now for something a little bit lighter -- it has been 22 years since director steven spielberg released his anima chama dinosaurs -- and a much chronic dinosaurs -- animatronic dinosaurs on screen. this time, the dinosaurs ar

ben: more traditional news with brent. brent: thank you.here in germany a prominent al jazeera journalist was released from custody just yesterday and has praised the german justices do but has been talking a lot. he has raised serious western's about why he was and put in prison for two days in the first place. he was detained at the request of egypt where he faces jail over torture. it is a case that he said was politically motivated. today, he did some talking to reporters right here in berlin. >> he is delighted. egyptian journalist is free, he spent three days in detention in berlin, but on monday night authorities let him go. he had a stark message for the global media which had followed his airport arrest and imprisonment. it had been a track on press freedom from egypt and germany. >> it is perhaps first time that we have seen all of the press from one side of the earth to the other stand together as one. not only for the cause for the journalist, but for everyone and everyone here in germany defended the freeman of the press. >> he

ben: more traditional news with brent. brent: thank you.here in germany a prominent al jazeera journalist was released from custody just yesterday and has praised the german justices do but has been talking a lot. he has raised serious western's about why he was and put in prison for two days in the first place. he was detained at the request of egypt where he faces jail over torture. it is a case that he said was politically motivated. today, he did some talking to reporters right here in berlin. >> he is delighted. egyptian journalist is free, he spent three days in detention in berlin, but on monday night authorities let him go. he had a stark message for the global media which had followed his airport arrest and imprisonment. it had been a track on press freedom from egypt and germany. >> it is perhaps first time that we have seen all of the press from one side of the earth to the other stand together as one. not only for the cause for the journalist, but for everyone and everyone here in germany defended the freeman of the press. >> he

that's a testament to brent in terms of what he does. i think the two of them complement each other. >> former flyer kimmo timonen getting to celebrate his first stanley cup with a parade today in chicago. here's kimmo heading out to over a million blackhawks fans. kimmo is retiring and ron hexstall, flyers gm will be talking to him about a job in the flyers organization. >>> this is a first. the red sox have benched pablo sandoval tonight because during yesterday's game pablo went to the bathroom he went on instagram and liked some girl's pics. we can all do that at work but when you are a professional athlete, can't do it. i'm john clark. we'll be right back. >>> brian williams will not be coming back to "nbc nightly news." nbc announcing he will handle breaking news and special reports on cable channel msnbc. williams was suspended in february when he lied about his role in a news story. for the first time hear what brian williams has to say about this. see matt lauer interview williams tomorrow morning on the "today" show. lester hol

the brent crude is up this morning. pulses coming up and we are not joined by guy johnson stop someone better looking, hans nichols, he is with us and -- >> i cannot tell you where guy is. he is driving something faster than you or i would be comfortable with all stop it looks like you can take the euro and the indicators. i'm not sure if it is just the comments or the fact that there was a late-night meeting. it is based on how late it went and it gets tough to hang something out of the meeting. >> maybe it is deliberate because they want the greeks to have a look at it. >> if you want to increase the possibility. >> this is a final offer and we are told to make the distinction. you want to give that to him and i was thinking about where the the trust comes in. if this document is going to be sent, there is something that greeks don't like and we see something from greece that could be the indication. >> what is the rush? there is the payment and they say they have the cash for it. >> can always bundle it toward the en

pleasant hill, and good morning walnut creek near 90. 94 for the warm spot in brent wood. beaches, 64, others later tonight, novato, a slight chance of a thunderstorm into the 80s. and good morning cloverdale, you'll top off at 97 degrees. >>> and we're just getting word of a car fire and a closure now as a result chp has shut down the east 24 connector ramp to southbound 13, as fire crews deal with a car fire just off the freeway. be prepared for that closure. all other feeder freeways in the commute direction, so west 24, west 580 and north 880 all look good leaving oakland headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll have a look at kcbs traffic in a few minutes. >> good news for people planning summer road trips. an industry analyst says the decline comes amid a 42-cent jump recorded over the previous weeks. in the bay area, gas buddy.com reports the average price of a gallon of regular will cost about 3.54 in san francisco. in oakland, drivers will pay 3.39, and san jose, 3.37 a gallon. >>> 4:55, now, the warriors may be basking in the glory of the nba title, but not

moving over to the oil markets, you are seeing some gains -- excuse me, losses for brent.

and brent is up over 3%. pimm: let us look at the bond markets. a little bit of a selloff with deals moving higher. point 14ar over three -- 3.14. a big selloff in bonds also in

in the oil market, a little bit of -- actually, quite a bit of a decline in brent crude. nymex also trending lower as well. look at whatake a is going on on the fixed income markets. the 30-year yield climbing above 3%. the 10-year, 2.35% for the 10-year u.s. government bond. let's finally take a look at treasuries -- rather, the currency market and see the strength of the euro versus the dollar. $1.12 79.ncreasing -- the dollar also losing ground against the pounds hurling. let's get right to some of the

>> brent. >> ellen: brent, who will give you the second most exciting day of your life. >> yes. >> ellenw long have you known him? >> we were together almost seven years in august. >> ellen: fantastic. what's taken so long? >> money. >> ellen: weddings are expensive. >> oh, yes. >> ellen: i want to give you a chance to make some money and pay for that wedding. [cheers and applause] ladies, you get behind those rings. cassie, you stand behind this line. andy, bring out somebody -- you put this on your head. and then all you have to do -- and you can take your time or do the same time. you can probably take turns so you are not hitting somebody's out of the way, but try to get the ring on her head. and each ring is $1,000. [cheers and applause] so it's $1,000. you can have 30 seconds on the clock. go. >> aim your head down. >> 3, 2, 1. >> ellen: $5,000. $5,000. [cheers and applause] all right. $5,000. one more thing. our friends at shutterfly want to give you an amazing photo album. they will print your photos and make you this wedding photo book. [cheers and applause] and also that. we'll

i'm gonna let you go over to brent. i know you want a hug. hey, baby. you were looking so good up there. you danced across that log. [applause] (iseman) just a heartbreaking moment. kacy certainly one of the most beloved ninjas out here. but remember, akbar, we could still see her in vegas if she gets one of the wildcards. and i think she totally deserves one just based on what she did last year. so this may not be the last we've seen of the mighty kacy. but this night was not without its amazing moments. daniel gil sits atop of our leaderboard with a blazing run in his debut. other finishers include veteran tremayne dortch at number 7, and sitting at 11th, the ageless wonder, sam sann. we fill out the field with those that went the farthest the fastest, and that includes the human panther, anthony scott and our first father-son duo to make it to the city finals, 55-year-old vance yarter and his 27-year-old son david yarter. we'll see them all back here in a few weeks. next week, we head to universal orlando resort, where we're building our course right

she never went to anything to represent brent.rything was always against brent. >> the issue now is whether there should be a third trial? >> yes. >> what's your position on that please? >> 100%. >> what do you think he can get a fair trial? that's what the judge said with no witnesses -- >> we feel that he's had fair trials, sir. he's already had trial by jury twice and found gullity twice. so to us he has had fair trials. >> the judge said there was prejudice in the case. do you believe that. >> opinion. >> that's his opinion. that's not our opinion. we have no racism or prejudices in us. we're not made that way. we're all christians. >> and that's going to be all. thank y'all. >> can you spell your names? >> spell your names for us. >> stan s-t-a-n. miller, m-i-l-l-e-r. >> you're the brother. >> brother. >> yes, sir. >> wanda calendar. >> we're hearing from them asking questions along with other media representatives that albert woodfox would not be released today. the brother and sister of brent miller killed 43 years ago, all

brent was a very gifted man with many levels. he served as a deputy sheriff in kearn county and clark county, arkansas. he also served as a peace officer for the escalon police department. brent was committed to god. he was a very spiritual man and found great comfort in his fate. unfortunately in 2009 brent became a gold star father when his first born son james was killed in action in afghanistan. serving during operation enduring freedom. since then brent's mission in life was to embrace other gold star families and help them through the grieving process. brent had many friends that loved him and he had a heart full of love for them. his laugh, his sense of humor and his big bear hugs will be missed forever. in addition his friends and family admired his honored pride and his cherokee citizenship and will miss him playing guitar. mr. speaker, please join me in honoring and recognizing brent for his friendship, faith and unwavering support for other military families. he had a genuine love for people community and country and w

around the and brent at around $65.shed view is that the q4 levels will be lower than that brent will be closer to dollars, d5, wti goes to $55 and -- brent will be closer to $60, $65. wti goes to $55, $60. ofould not take any number the table. lower than today, but i do not know how much or. alix: fair enough, and the other big part of the picture is oil demand. we have seen demand out of china for things like saudi oil. what does the demand picture look like you? ed: there is a lot of controversy. drivers the fundamental that my colleagues on the macroeconomic in said about last year. .here is the same 2.7% that is not going to meet a lot of new roads coming out of gdp, so any growth in demand it to come from lower prices. it will be in economies that have exposure. india, with dramatically higher g growth, china with controlled prices, and the u.s. some of three places we have an looking at the second demand increases. but the chinese pace, most of that growth is in storage or actually ford diesel fuel replacing natu

his name is brent saunders, which is why we own this stock. the man has gained. of small deals. huh-uh activist thinks big, likes to make big high quality purchases. over time this model has proved to be quite successful in a brilliant tax bergs deals. in february of last year the company announced it's buying the $25 million, but brent saund perz. perz. al ler began, 56 billion. for many they thoughtal ler began was an all-pay, but the stock is up 30% since then with numbers that are gigantic in the off years. i thinkaler gags is work out. we make this company a special reform. thts the. it trades at just 14.2 times the earnings like it's up 94% since we spoke to the ceo and basically stopped the interview in the middle to say, holy cow, this is a good stock. i think of verizon with about a $5 billion market cap, sort of an inner versions market and activist. the lehigh iron pigs verizon has a similar mindset. the company targets unmet medical needs across primary care, morgan care or entire remember and then they sell their sales much faster than anybody expect

there is brent overhang we have seen picking up a little bit.oming back from refinery maintenance. slowly starting to buy the nigerian crude. scarlet: should mention energy stocks are up half a percent, the second-best for armor. energy stocks gaining half of 1%. they trail only telecom services company up by 2%. alix: goldman sachs had an interesting note about the effects of a oil export ban being lifted in the u.s. it is all hypothetical. they think it could happen by 2017, or at least some of the restrictions might be lifted. secretaryergy phishing to export oil to mexico. we can export to canada. there are different ways to get around that in essence. a really interesting note broken down. brent would fall. the spread between wti and brentwood narrowed to about four dollars. as much as 12 billion and interest spending. it would be really bad for refiners over all. that for the rail company as well. with whose business because oil would go overseas. interesting to see more of a black and white play what would happen in the energy market. sca

brent saunders are coming on tonight. the wife is an old detail person.ermatologist and say i'm adding something new. i'm adding the double chin fix. the dermatologist is taking all these other products. just load the truck up with kythera. they have a name for it but this is a brilliant move. you know what? i got to say he's pretty smart. >> the price makes sense to you? >> yeah. this is the only company that really would be synergistic. 2016 is a push but 2016 is right on top of us. we're almost there and if it's flat and i think one of the things that brent has done over and over again is always underpromised and over delivered. this is part of a master plan. he is owning the face perhaps the most important piece of real estate in the world. no offense to donald trump. >> hewe talked to him monday and he said a lot of this is recession resistant. >> the detail people are going to sell it to dermatologist. it's going to shock you how smart this acquisition is. >> opening bell in just a few minutes. female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new

concd up to the mid 90s. 100 in brent wood. 99 in antioch. the sen-day forecast only one day of triple-digits and the temperatures come down a little bit saturday. everyone cools on sunday. low 60s to low 90s. monday down to the mid 80s and at least out of the heat. >> an unusual new produc is cong to san francisco fast foot restaurant. . >>> in east bay, anew space for brewing and taing. nbc 7 news was there as the brewery cut the ribbon on the new headquarters. the facility will have a new tasting room with 21 beers on tap. more than 100 jobs pected to be created at the brewery over fiveyears. >> how about a taco supreme. they reported yum brands with a new taco bell in the works that will add beer wine with a new line of appetizers. no word on when it will open. >> two broadway musicals playing san francisco. they took off the costumes to feed the needy. the book o form on chose it at the dining room. >> that's ry nice. >> it is nice. what a great win. fantastic. we have all the highlights. >> ane in particular. he went to the bench and sw

brent harass is a specialty contractor who is a expercent in these project. mr. [inaudible] is here today if you have any questions about the slope work. we also have the architect here if you have any questions. as you heard and as you know, dbi will thoroughly [inaudible] slope proposal submitted and make sure it is appropriate for the work in addition we already have a expercent team assembled that works with the sit a to make assure the best solution is proposed kw implemented, but they can't do that untell we get through this hearing therefore i ask for your support of the project. >> thank you very mump. at this time i would like to open up to public comment for those in opposition of the appeal. are there member thofz public who would like taspeak in opposition inseeing none public comment is closed. now i will allow up to 3 minutes for a rebutal from the appellate. mam, would you like to-ma'am? would you like to provide a rebutal? >> my attorney steven wit is here and will speak on that >> you have up to 3 minutes >> good afternoon madam president and mem

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something -- if you are out toward antioch and brent wood, it will be really hot out there. >> we should head out to the beaches. >> yeah. sounds good. >>> starting wednesday many public transit riders will be paying more to get around. they are increasing passes for all monthly pass passes for adults. the adult single ride fair will not change. some golden gate transit fairs are also going up. it will cost between 5 cents and 40 cents more for ride the san bay ferry. that all starts on wednesday. >>> coming up best player in basketball opts out of the contract. >>> we will have more on sonoma and nascar next. well thins heated up in sonoma with nascar in town day. >> this is the weekend fans put on the calender. this was the last one for jeff gordon. david and karl come together in the turn. that was it for both drivers. five laps to two kyle busch makes his move on jimmie johnson. busch went to hold off his brother curt to win for the first time since that bad accident in daytona. scott rejoins us live from sonoma where retook in the race today. good day for the busch family huh? >> ye

host: brent cardinalston, west virginia, on our republican line. hi, brent. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would like to give the states a simple proof here and any time we hear the left talk about the debate is over, people who oppose us should shut up people should be silent, the argument is done. it's the law of the land just like global warming and now it's the a.c.a. any time they start talking like that, it's a sign of their desperation to stop this debate. the supreme court engaged to keeps the monstrosity of a bill alive. and yesterday was a classic example. we have a phrase in the law that clearly says exchanges are to be established by the states. and ted cruise nailed it perfectly. fidelity to the institution and to the through a matters and that matters more than a few six million people getting health care at a higher cost at the cost of a nation who has $20 trillion debt. if the law does not protect us, if the words in laws mean nothing, then the law protects no one. and no one is equal. host: so brent, would you like to see the congress take t

however, teeny rogers the widow of brent miller she believes mr. despite being made a widow from someone's crime, and let me play what she said. >> to know that they were there for all them years, it just -- it breaks my heart. it just breaks my heart. to spend time especially knowing that you haven't done anything to deserve it. i can't even imagine it. can't even imagine it. >> and many people feel that very way, but beginagain, that is the widow of brent miller saying she can't imagine it because she believes they're innocent. with that said in addition to the cases, there have been reforms as a result of what happened to these three men. we should note that at least -- robert king will be talking with us on monday. mr. wallace was released october 1st 2013 and after those 41 years in prison he died just a few days later. but the spotlight, for lack of a better description, was put on what was happening in that prison and others regarding the treatment of individuals there. >> yeah and the important thing to remember about angola back in 1972 wh

brent at 61.6.asked whether he was worried about the return of iranian oil to the market. >> i am sure that they'll maintain the situation for returning and open the door for returning on to the market. i don't think that we'll witness the new fall in oil price in the market but a main issue for iran i should emphasize that is to achieve the traditional market share in the oil market. >> how many more barrels would that be? >> i think immediately it means during one or two months we can increase half a million and during six or seven months we'll increase it to 1 million barrel. >> cnbc is off to the races. it's one of the busiest days in britain's social calendar. the epsom derby. we're live with the fashions and frolics of ladies day. we're back in two. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. s

brent 64.3.n all the oil price holding up much better on the last month or two than in months previously. >> now to our top story this morning there's a massive shake up at twitter as dik costolo is stepping down july 1st. jack dorsey will return. costolo took over in 2010. but his ten year was marked with criticism about slowing user growth. he says the succession discussion began last year. >> we're obviously fully committed to maximize value per shareholders and we see no reason why we can't do that as an independent company because we're focussing on executing against the strategic priorities repeatedly. >> i do not forsee any changes in strategy. i believe in the course that the company is on and the management team's ability to fulfill it and execute on it. >> twitter shares gained about 8% in after hours trade. right now in frankfurt we're looking at shares of the social media firm up about 5%. on a programming note dick dick costolo and jack dorsey will be in squawk on the street at 10:00

the white house correspondent brent coulombe reports. -- patty culhane reports. >> reporter: on the floor of the senate on tuesday, there was debate about what kind of day it was >> it's a sad day. >> it's not a great day. >> the president is a step closer to a top priority getting the trans-pacific partnership done. negotiators are close to timizing it but anted something from the u.s. congress a promise that lawmakers wouldn't be able to change the gale. >> with the slot it's all but certain the president would have that deal. >> if the united states president makes a deal can he back it up. will it eventuate or be subject to amendments from congress and changes that you didn't negotiate. in order for a president to keep his words, you have to have fast-track authority >>> labour unions and environmental groups lobbied hard. >> the trade agreement is supported by the pharmaceutical industry, poor country, higher prices for medicine needed. >> reporter: the white house insists the u.s. has to have a larger economic role in asia. >> with bipartisan support. it will help americans write th

concord up to the mid 90s. 100 in brent wood. 99 in antioch.e seven-day forecast only one day of triple-digits and the temperatures come down a little bit saturday. everyone cools on sunday. low 60s to low 90s. by monday down to the mid 80s and at least out of the heat. >> an unusual new product is coming to a san francisco fast foot restaurant. if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. . >>> in east bay, a new space for brewing and tasting. nbc 7 news was there as the brewery cut the ribbon on the new headquarters. the facility will have a new tasting room with 21 beers on tap. more than 100 jobs expected to be created at the brewery over five years. >> how about a taco supreme. they reported yum brands with a new taco bell in the works that will add beer wine with a new line of appetizers. no word on when it will open. >> two broadway musicals playing in san fra

concord up to the mid 90s. 100 in brent wood. 99 in antioch. the seven-day forecast only one day of triple-digits and the temperatures come down a little bit saturday. everyone cools on sunday. low 60s to low 90s. by monday down to the mid 80s and at least out of the heat. >> an unusual new product is coming to a san francisco fast foot restaurant ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. . >>> in east bay, a new space for brewing and tasting. nbc 7 news was there as the brewery cut the ribbon on the new headquarters. the facility will have a new tasting room with 21 beers on tap. more than 100 jobs expected to be created at th

there, cops like lieutenant brent mull review the evidence. >> is he safe? right there. i'm going to say he made a safe turn. he did look, he was in control of his vehicle, there was no pedestrians, and no other cross vehicular traffic. i'm going to reject that. this is for safety. it's not about revenue for me. >> reporter: the private contractor mails citations to drivers who can pay the ninety five dollar fine or request a hearing. the contractor processes the fines, and gets to keep about 30%. >> for a government entity, it is zero dollars to set up. the company up-fronts all the money. in exchange, they receive a percentage. it allows us as a division of police to concentrate, quite frankly, on more violent crime. >> reporter: studies of red- light cameras effect on crashes aren't conclusive. most evidence shows that they cut down on right angle crashes, which tend to be severe. but some research shows that they may lead to more crashes overall, because drivers who slam on the brakes to avoid running lights may be getting into more rear-end collisions. either way, a

but the widow of brent miller, who is that guard, actually is in support of mr.eleased. can i just read, if i can, something that she had said? "i think it is time the state stop acting like there is any evidence that albert woodfox killed brent. i hope the appeals court cares about the evidence and cares about justice." so the appeals court has said "we will leave him in solitary until the state decides if it's actually going to go through with trial number three." do we know if the state is going to -- they're very, very strident in their language. they think he's a cold-blooded murderer and they don't want him out. yet there's so few things they can bring against him in an actual case this many years later. >> that's true. the case against mr. woodfox was always weak. today, 40 years after the underlying crime happened, all of the state's key witnesses have deceased. all of mr. woodfox's alibi witnesses are deceased. >> do you think he'll get out because out that? >> we certainly expect he will prevail if the state moves forward to trial. but what is now at is

one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your flight going out west because most of the people didn't think that was going to happen. >> we're not fly

two outs 9th inning brent lowry just under the glove of carlos gonzalez 6-1.1 and the a's got the win. >>> tennis and wimbledon is back. serena williams center court. careful! slippery grass. versus the russian qualifier. williams got up and took the first set 6-4 and fights it to win the second set 6-1. she's trying to win a true grand slam. only three others have won all four tournaments in a single season. >>> maurice bates nicknamed mo buckets staying in oakland. warriors picked up the $3.8 million option on his contract, shot 50% floor, key role player on the bench. >> good. >> will you be able to pop him like that with that ring on? >> yes, sir. that big bling? >> a little heavy. he can do it. >> i'm looking at yours. look at that. >> is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> i know it's a little soon, but there's a long holiday weekend coming up, a lot o

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outside the supreme court keeping his health care coverage in michigan is brent bessie. >> i'm extremely happy. >> yes. >> you keep your coverage. >> yes. and a lot of people i know. >> this is a big sigh of relief for millions of people across the country. >> 6.4 million of the 10 million signed up for obamacare could have lost subsidies. they signed up on health care care.gov exchange. by 6- 3, justices look past that. john roberts again siding with obamacare. congress passed the affordable care act roberts wrote to improve health insurance markets, not to destroy them. frustrated conservative justices anthony and scalia said he we should call this scotis care. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> but so is the republican battle against obamacare. >> we will continue our efforts to do everything we can to put people back in charge of their own health care. >> but the next round won't be at the high court. it'll be instead at ballot box next year. every republican running for president promises to sign any repeal of obamacare passed by congress. i'm steve handlesman reporting.

a young columnist in chicago named brent musburger called out edwards and his proteges, calling smitharlos black-skinned storm troopers. bay area basketball legend bill russell saw it differently. when reporters asked-- dr. harry edwards: "do you have a problem with edwards and smith and carlos and those demonstrations?" and russell sat there. he said, "yeah." he said, "i have a problem with them." "can you give us that? what?" he said, "yeah, i have a problem with them. i didn't think of it first." peter: the protest put the issue of black empowerment front and center. their salute, clear evidence that the assassinations of dr. king and robert kennedy earlier that year would not stop the movement. the bench may be gone, but in its place a permanent tribute to an idea. harry: forty-five years later, they built a statue to smith and carlos' demonstration at mexico city. the same spot. it's almost eerie. peter: by the fall of '68, the summer of love and the war in vietnam had shifted the ground under america's feet. darkness would creep over the bay area in the decade which followed. da

i think retirees and active members are hungry for information i will call out aon brent crane who is our accounting exec on the plans and david david rue presented on medicare 101 which he does for aon all over the country. it was substantive the majority of time was spent answering questions it was well done i wanted to thank people involved lany signed people in richard pamela -- if you haven't checked the website there are a couple new things. there is a new eap page which is very attractive and the presentation and the questions from the may meeting are all up on the website. so that concludes my report thank you. >> i had the good fortune of attending the first meeting one of the points that came out of the meeting on the website since you mentioned it we wanted to be sure there is an e-mail address not only on the website but on the open enrollment materials that will come to the attention of this board. it's also been suggested that there be a phone number identified that would obviously ring at the secretary's desk for this board i want to put this at the tail end of your rep

one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your flight going out west because most of the people didn't think that was going to happen. >> we're not fly

that is why keeps the price cheap or the discount relative to brent.tephanie: in just about 10 minutes, the ecb president mario draghi. since we just interviewed david from over, i am seeing all these tweets saying it is a good thing. it is not a public service. i do not necessarily has to be all things to all people. ♪ julie: time now for futures in focus. the best they intend weeks yesterday on optimism on great talks -- greek talks. leaving rates unchanged, the press conference is starting in a few minutes now and we may see more movement was that happened. joining me now is the chief market strategist -- we are talking about the euro futures in reaction to the ecb and all of this going on in greece. what kind of diversions are we seeing at the futures market? >> good morning. the futures market is a bit less optimistic than the spock market at this point. you're looking at that sort of typical european charm that u.s. officials do not have and i think it will be optimistic. we talk about the way the ecb approached qe it took them a long time to acc

brent wood hills, .4200. the south bay did see an increase in rainfall.take that .1200 of an inch. and palo alto .1600. not a bad day when it came to rainfall picking up more today than the entire month of january. take you outside of the sky camera network. humid in the south bay. 64 in san francisco. a colder wind from the coastline. you can see clouds beginning to break up as our storm system is moving east right now. so let's go ahead and bring you into the morning forecast. after this rainfall today, you probably all want to know are we going to start off with wet weather. so let's go ahead and get a look. you can see as we head throughout thursday morning's forecast, likely areas of drizzle throughout the peninsula and san francisco. otherwise, all areas begin to see clearing skies. and then check out the micro climate forecast. yet again, another drastic change in the bay area. tomorrow instead of those 70s, back up to 85 in san jose. 89 in morgan hill and then you're looking at sunny skies. peninsula, fogged in at 68. palo alto 83. and san francis

. >> brent stewart observes sea lion health at sea world's non-profit research arm. >> so in studying their habitats are you able to get a better idea of what is happening in terms of global climate change? >> food seemed to have vanished for some reason. the question is whether that is a sign of long term climate change. the bigger issue is are these little intense events that we are seeing recently going to become more common as climate generally changes. >> according to the national marine fisheries service it's the worst year ever as rescued pups are returning starved again. >> it's the most historically busy year ever. we've already seen 2500 sea lions stranded in california this year alone in the first 12 weeks we are into the year. >> marine biologist and executive director of the pacific marine mammal center, keith matassa, has seen it all. >> they are actually 6 months old coming in to us under birth weight. that's how starved they are. the other difference in this year that we didn't see in 2013 and 2014 is that we're now seeing a lot of adults coming in that are very emacia