former north dakota democratic senator byron and former vermont republican jim douglass. we'll talk energy and e-mails and the possibility of a trump sanders debate. oil retreats from $50 a barrel after the market waits for what janet yellen will say tomorrow. and the dow jones industrial can't get above the average here. and the house just took a wrecking ball. no wrecking ball in terms of housing. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ liz: so, folks, you can see on this bottom screen here and right on your screen, the nasdaq and the s&p clawing their way barrel into positive territory at this hour but the dow holding its breath after two days of gains. energy aims appear at the moment to not yet be ready to make any kind of move on what donald trump and his campaign are promoting as this big energy policy speech. that is imminent. the speech is imminent in just moments. he's expected to take the stage in bismarck, north dakota. but as you see chevron and exxonmobil along with marathon oil, for example. can you put those up? you can see they

april 12th through 15 i wanted details on their trip to the public and commission thank you byron. >>es. a brief power point that seemed to disappeared so why not go right into my presentation i wanted to just briefly highlight the trip that brad benson and i took to washington, d.c. and part of that i wanted to particularly thank commissioner brandon to travel with the chamber of commerce back in april for this trip also wanted to mention acknowledge brad benson the legislative liaison for the port we scheduled meeting to take advantage not just the meeting that the champ chamber has scheduled by other meetings brad scheduled to meet with key staff in washington regarding the legislative initiative and port initiatives that we discussed in this meeting in past meetings also wanted to acknowledge jim lazarus from the chamber that made all the arrangement for the trip and had a number of very important meetings arranged for us and i said to touch on those and also mention that this is a group but that one of your past commissioners ethicss was on the trip as well we had an opportunity

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byron nelson is everywhere. but with somebody else taking over the lead. brooks, nice short game. he tapped in for birdie here. kept the shot at 65 to get to 16 under. we will have to hold off the hometown favorites. his debut was here at 16. rolled in the birdie at 17 here. spieth shot a 67. two strokes behind kepka. headed into the final round. >>> all right, ncs division one boys lacrosse plaque. that is what de lasalle and monte vista had going. six at the half. but then vista ran the table. eight unanswered goals. a falling down joe piambo. he scored three goals. the mustangs never beaten on the field. 23-0. ncs champs. >> wow. >> they have it going on. >> yeah they do. >> and the country of the mustangs. >> you were there. you saw it. >> i was there. behind the camera. >> all right. and do we get a sharks update? or is that for later? >> they are trailing 2-0 after one. >> all right. >> i don't know how much time we have. did you look at the name of the horses? i was going for cherry wine. i looked at the names. came in second. i did like exaggerator because i knew he would

thank you, byron. >>> san jose to london. here we come. british airways is launching the new route, sjc to heathrow. the inaugural flight leaves a couple hours from now. it kicks off a daily non-stop flight each way aboard that 787. they haven't had a direct flight to europe since 2001 from sjc. >> it was a little london-esque, overcast. >> i'll clear the weather path for it. you guys just get the tickets. >> we're in. >> we do have large weather changes coming our way over the next 72 hours. that does include the possibility of rainfall. i know it's been slow going today, but it's still in the forecast. as you get a live look at doppler radar and scanning satellite, you can see we have instability across the sierras with lightning also in northern california as well, mainly offshore. nothing really too much for the bay area, just a few spotty areas in marin, sonoma and napa county. 73 in the south bay, east bay at 71. the north bay where we've been clouded in all day long with the coolest temperatures at 65. you can see from our mount tam

. >> i'm not sure jordan spieth knew what he was doing after a final round 74 in the byron nelson. needing this putt to win on 18, didn't go. they go to a philosophy and the formalities didn't last long. right toward the water and that is where the ball went. first playoff hole. smartly laid up right. that sets up an easy two putt there. he would get it. ninth career win, tying steady. 50 european tour wins and five majors. it was his first pga tour win since 2012. >>> how about across the pond in ireland. rory mcilroy trailed by a stroke with three holes to play. at the irish open, look at this shot on 18. 250 yards over the water. the roll from the hole 3 feet to the money. he taps in for eagle and a 3-shot win. u.s. open tees off in less than four weeks. rory is on that board. >>> the cavs won't go undefeated in the playoffs. the raptors won game 3 in toronto last night to snap cleveland's 10-game win streak. despite the loss, the cavs aren't exactly feeling the pressure north of the border. >> we the south are going to be okay. we're going to be just fine. >> a lot of us all we

. >>> to golf, third round of the at&t byron nelson. jordan spieth entered the day with one shot off the lead. sinks it. 77 straight holes without a double bogey for him. spieth with another long putt, getting the hole this time for birdie, he sinks it. spieth trails by two shots heading in to the final round tomorrow. >>> remember odor of texas? he clocked jose batista of the jays. it was the punch, is it heard clicked on around the internet. odor is trying to profit off of it. he's having an autograph session planned. $59 for his john hancock and 99 there's to sign any pics of the fight but the autograph show was canceled. odor's representatives expressed the timing of the event wasn't good considering he's still appealing his eight-game suspension for his role in the fight. >>> and finally, congrats to montgomery college. raptors won the national junior college division 3 district b championship, meeting danville in virginia. they advance to the world series starting next saturday in north carolina. >> could we go back to that odor s

and santa clara valley. 87 in danville. 91 degrees in brentwood, tracy, oakley and discovery bay, byron, as well. we'll have a bit of a southwest wind 10 to 20 late day. stinson beach at 70 degrees. mid-80s in napa and sonoma. and cloverdale at 87. this is a big getaway friday so we have the full forecast coming up. always wonderful to see george rask. >> thank you! because it's the day before the holiday weekend, i think we are going to see a little lighter- than-usual traffic this morning. certainly hope for it. let's start with a look at your ride to the bay bridge. we update your ride from the "kcbs traffic center," a 19 minute trip time now with an easy ride from the carquinez bridge to the maze. too early for a backup here for westbound highway 92. that's a good trip. and again, happy birthday to the golden gate bridge celebrating its 79th birthday this morning. easy southbound ride. accident west 580 at airway, traffic only sluggish around it. >>> thank you. bart plans to take advantage of this memorial day weekend to finish work on its train tracks in san leandro. a bus bridge w

byron, discovery bay. 80 in santa rosa. low 80s in san jose which is above average of 76.pproaching 80 in mountain view and low 70s in oakland. check out the extended forecast. not seeing much relief at all inland away from the bay into the 90s. but watch what happens on saturday. 102 degrees, 70s and 80s at the bay and 60s with some sunshine along the seashore. that's a look at your memorial day weekend. make it a great day. >> looks very, very hot. let's check the roads. of course it's a holiday today memorial day not a lot of people on the road. >> light traffic because of memorial day weekend. >> wish traffic were like that every day. >>> in texas 14 donkeys are having a good time playing and rolling and clomping around until they get adopted. hundreds of people entered a lottery to adopt these little guys. they arrived at triple r horse rescue a month ago to be trained for just that transition. staff at triple r had to make sure they felt trusting of people and the first step was making sure they were all right with being patted. >> touching them, being able to get ne

. >>> to golf now and sergio garcia won the at&t byron nelson championship.inth pga tour victory and his first since 2012. ♪ and the home of the brave [ cheers and applause ] >>> how's that for a rendition? 89-year-old holocaust survivor hermina hirsh singing the national anthem in detroit on saturday. hirsch has been a tigers fan since coming to america after being imprisoned in several concentration camps during world war ii. boy, though, she can sing, dara. back to you. >> great moment. betty, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, the hottest look at the billboard music awards. plus, a democratic dance-off on "snl's" season finale. you're watching "early today." t tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. can cause harm or death an

third round in the byron nelson classic, jordan spieth's hometown of texas. spieth trying to hold on to the lead, he hits the long birdie putt on 14th, got it. fourteen under par but he trails the leader right the now, by two shots. >> all right. >> he is in contention. >> sound good. >>> much more to come on "action news", meteorologist melissa a magee has exclusive a accu weather seven day forecast but first a look at the is what coming up on world news saturday. >> hi walter. coming up new clues in the mystery of flight 804, smoke inside that plane and now pieces of the missing jet discovered, also, why don't old trump says hillary clinton does not deserve secret service protection. and the all girl little league team taking on the boys, you don't want to miss this team. it is all after "action news". spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all fla

. >>> byron nelson classic today after sergio garcia and brooks koepka ended up tied after 72 holes,ere is koepka on the tea. when he finds the water, that puts garcia in the driver seat. in position for his ninth career tour win, he got hit with a routine part on the whole. garcia matches the late 70 -- 70 by izturis for most wins on tour by a spanish born player. something about a playoff go home -- in oklahoma city, we'll have that for you tonight at 10 and then 11 on sports wrap. >> struggling too right now. thanks. >> yes. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, selling items on digit exchange sites like craigslist and others is pretty convenient but it can have some dangerous. >> certainly can. coming up tonight at 10, going to tell you how bay area police working to help keep the community safe by providing exchange zones for people who want to avoid being victims of violence. so a nice way that you can meet stranger to sell your things. we're going to have some tips for you on that. >> thanks so much for watching tonight. we're always here for you online at we're always here

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look at my own justice byron white. the only justice appointed was one of the two centers in roe versus wade and he was at the center and miranda. finally, with respect to the supreme court confirmation process, i just brought along some statistics with me and i know that president nixon is a republican nominated william lindquist to the supreme court on october 22, 1971. the democratic had a 54/44 majority in the senate. he was confirmed on december 10, 1971, less than 2 and a half month later. it's incredible how our system has now gotten to the point where i fear for what will happen next. democrats elect the president and the republicans retain the senate and they will just say we like eight justices and we won't even consider judge garland or any other nomination until four years later we have a republican president. we can't do it if we will retain our system of respect for the rule of law. >> a quick response, randy. >> if the democrats had confirmed robert, someone who i do not support and who i believe was qual

this will bring about a sense of healing and clarity. >> reporter: for "good morning america," byron "good morning america" -- toast the dog is still here, with sara. we have the ultimate memorial day d >>> back now with the best dishes for your memorial day, chef enrique olvera is here. his restaurant pujol in mexico city is ranked 16th in the world and he stars in the netflix series "chef's table." take a look. >> most people in mexico will tell you that the best type -- it was a challenge for us. how can we make a better taco? ones that are sold in the streets. in order to produce a taco that's amazing you must understand how a taco is built. >> okay, so, i guess the better taco? >> you need flavor, very important that your sauce is extra spicy, that the tortillas have at lot of flavor. so, today, we're doing a tortilla that's made with poblamo peppers. we made dessert out of them, too. >> how are you keeping not losing the authenticity of this food because you're taking it up a level. >> i was born in mexico. >> so it's authentic -- >> it's easy for me to stay within a flavor pro

some one replies to him that is byron westin the socialist and stokely says that is who i am going to be when i grow up. when we think about bronx science, very important because at bronx science and during his high school years, stokely carmichael is going to imbibers multiple political and intellectual traditions. some are going to be jewish-american, jewish-american vibrant left, marxist, socialist, radically democratic. some are going to be black and global and pan-african. he has relatives in harlem and he is going and listening to street speakers in harlem. he is listening to pan african speeches in harlem, finds out about the leader of donna and the leader of guinea, find out about the condo so even in high school stokely is taking different traditions in. when we think about this hero period of the civil rights movement, a really short truncated history lesson, between may 17th, 1954, and august 6th, 1965, we have one of the most extraordinary periods in american history. when we think of that period in american history may 17th, 1954, is the brown supreme court desegregation

byron, thank you. >> thank you, martha.secutor go too far charging six police officers in the death of freddie gray? that after a second police officer walked free after another not guilty verdict. that makes two trials and no convictions. martha: and number 12 for the new england patriots, tom brady, wants another chance to prove he had nothing to do with underinflated footballs in a big playoff game after a court upholds his suspension. which is a huge surprise. will he be out four games or no when we come back. in a good, clean salad, every ingredient is the main ingredient. the new green goddess cobb with avocado, bacon, freshly made dressing, tomato... and chicken. at panera. food as it should be. [phone buzzing] [engine revving] [engine revving] [phone buzzing] ♪ some things are simply impossible to ignore. the strikingly designed lexus nx turbo and hybrid. the suv that dares to go beyond utility. this is the pursuit of perfection. eric: bill cosby right now is in inside of a pennsylvania courtroom. arrived an hour ag

byron pitts sat down with the cast. >> reporter: for eight consecutive nights in january, 1977, a recordptivating mini series "roots" on abc. >> kunta kinte. >> that's your african name. master give you a new name. >> the iconic program follows several generations of the lives of a family enslave inside the light on an aspect of american history. >> a young african warrior. >> and sparking poignant conversation across the country. >> i can't imagine your ancestors would do this stuff. >> reporter: almost 40 years later, "roots" has been redone for a new generation. >> no, i have seen a bird such as this. >> reporter: the four-episode series on the history channel. i got a chance to sit down with the cast. >> when i watched the original 1977, it made me angry and proud. and when i watch your version, it made me angrier and prouder. why take on this project? >> because it's necessary to continue to tell this story. the glory of what africa was. >> i grew up in zimbabwe in africa. this is one of the most ambitious portrayals of african history. >> for many of us, we see it as an american st

byron, good morning to you. with time running out, ted cruz makes a stand in indiana. you were there, how do you see this. >> he's going to a lot of stops today. also team cruz has split up. carly fiorina, cruz's vice presidential choice here. he has his wife heidi cruz. team cruz is blanketing indiana right now. but it doesn't look good. a new poll showed a significant trump lead. other polls have shown smaller but meaningful trump lead. it's fair to say cruz has his back against the you'll. bill: cruz won in wisconsin. but there are significant differences. >> after that big win in wisconsin, cruz people said keep your eye on indiana. that's where it would happen again. but talk radio was a huge force for ted cruz in wisconsin. it's not been as strong for ted cruz in indiana. governor scott walker's endorsement was very meaningful. here governor mike pence, his endorsement was relatively late and lukewarm. it's the first time and it's the first day before the election. so it hasn't worked out the way it did in indiana. bill: trump is there, he's holding rallies, what

and once you venture to milpitas, 74, and 83 in brentwood, tracy, oakley, byron into discovery bay and and low 80s in pittsburg. and 75 in san rafael. 81 from cloverdale into windsor with ample sunshine. the full pollen report and 7- day forecast coming up. but gianna, is fog affecting the traffic? >>> it is, robert around the dublin interchange. it's a bit of a problem. people are excited to get on the 680 dublin side. and 680 south thereof in the sunol grade, reports of a big rig fire. everything is clear, and the fire is out to the right shoulder now, and everything is moving better but still slow and recovering from the delays, but still 40 minutes down to the south bay. pockets of slowing out of tracy, and slowing on the 205, 580 connector, and sloan to greenville, and let's head up to 680 where we are seeing delays on the southbound side. a report of an accident on highway 4. that's coming up. >>> a muni driver could lose his job after a woman recorded him using racial slurs. >> sorry? >> i was waiting. just [bleep]. that's fine. >> i'm a what? >> [bleep]. >> i'm not even black.

"nightline's" byron pitts sat down with the cast. >> reporter: for eight consecutive nights in januaryillion americans watched a captivating miniseries "roots" on abc. >> kunta kinte. >> that's your after can name. we'll give you a new name. >> reporter: the now-iconic program followed several families enslaved in the south. shining a well-needed light on that aspect of america life. and sparking poignant conversations across the country. >> can't imagine that people, your ancestors would do this stuff. >> reporter: and now, almost 40 years later, "roots" has been redone for a new generation. the four-episode series premieres tonight on the history channel. i got a chance to sit down with the cast. i watched the original 1977 it made me angry and proud. and when i watch your version it made me angrier and prouder. why take on this project? >> because it's necessary to continue to tell this story. >> i grew up in zimbabwe africa. this is one of the most respectful and ambitious portrayals of african history. >> you see it as an african story. for more of us we see it as an american stor

host: so you mentioned at the very outset justice byron white, who famously, when he left the court, burned all of his papers said, my ounds and opinions are what i had to say. that was what i'm leaving behind. is that what you plan to do? or is that -- justice stevens: no, i've already given my papers to the library of congress, and i think they should be available in due course. >> did you keep everything? stevens: i kept a lot of stuff. -- i'm doing ow another book right now, and i original ve my yellow draft of chevron. [laughter] justice kagan: wow. sure e stevens: i'm not anybody wants to read my handwriting. host: you'd be surprised. should - i realize we wrap this up, but let me ask both of you, i'll first ask justice kagan. what would you do for fun, and what was your advice -- if you hope ny time for fun, i you do, and what advice would you give to young lawyers today? justice kagan: we have great summers. so i work awfully hard from mid-september through the end of june, but we have these terrific fun.rs, so we have some gosh, i like to travel in the summer. i'm a baseball