. >>> in hoops, deron williams, brook lopez and joe johnson each scored 17 and the nets again avoided elimination, beating the bulls 95-92. the series goes back to brooklyn for game seven saturday with the winner getting miami in the second round. >>> in baseball news, chicago cubs' owner tom ricketts announced that he would consider moving the team out of wrigley field if plans for renovations were blocked. the chaumburg boomers offered think park. $10 will get you a seat behind home plate. $7 a 20-ounce beer and a hot dog and free parking. sounds like a deal. >>> just ahead, your national weather. steven spielberg takes over american sniper. >>> can "iron man 3" bust the weekend box office? you're watching "early today." >>> here's a look at your weekend forecast. of course, we need changes in southern california especially. no more hot and dry weather. today's not the day for it, though. 95 in downtown l.a. it will also be pretty windy as temperatures kick up later this afternoon. we are warm all the way up to about portland at 78 degrees. the changes come over the weekend, though.

and then joe johnson, maya cain, morgan [speaker not understood]. >>> timer going off right here, i have two minutes? >> um-hm. >>> james earle johnson. i am the chairman and founder of a company called borders technology. you have a paper in front of you that i submitted. i have been in this project for about 10 years developing new antenna technology. we have been acknowledged by the fcc as advanced technology who supported us in the development of new technology. without your help, this new technology may not make it. the invisible hand of the economy doesn't work without regulatory force. san francisco and california has lead the industry and the world in an environmental and ergonomic issues. this issue is an environmental ergonomic issue next to the head of billions of people. i won't get into the technology, but i've spoken in helsinki, in china, in europe, and i can tell you i can also represent some of the telcom executives who say this is right on. just keep the pressure going and don't put it behind doors. thank you. >> thank you, mr. [speaker not understood]. >>> [speaker not

joe johnson, good look to brook lopez, better finish. ten seconds to go now. bulls down 3.e nets' basket. the pass to marco belinelli is long. joakim noah tracks it down. he steps out of bounds. nets hold on to win, 95-92. we are going to a game seven. another big night in the nba coming up on friday night. four games either on espn or espn2. all of them game sixes, tuck in at home. it's going to be a good one. i'm matt barrie with your "sportscenter" update. >>> all right. some baseball news, sort of, hundreds of pooches and their owners taking over rangers ballpark in texas last night. >> including this guy, clearly bundled up against the chilly night air. it was 43 degrees in arlington. that's the third coldest start in the ballpark's history. about 700 dogs were there to watch. >> that says it all. >> oh, totally. look at that. >> i'm kind of chilly. take me home. i don't know why that's the dog voice but that's the dog voice i came up with. >> not bad. >> good. >>> up next, "the pulse," the surprise visitor. what this little guy was doing inside a san diego office. >>>

the criminal complaint, joe johnson has been following that. they were saying that dzhokar found out about the bomb plot a couple weeks earlier. what's in the court papers contradict that? >> that's true. the affidavit says the two men from kaz zek stand got a hint of what was to come several weeks before it actually all happened. if you look at what we have up on the screen. essentially it says tsarnaev told the two men from kazekstan a month before the marathon that he knew how to make a bomb. obviously it wasn't two weeks, it was more like a full month all the way back into march. >> that's not coming from tsarnaev himself, that's coming from one of the kazec guys? >> reporter: that's true. >> the attorneys for the man said their clients didn't know what they were doing. it seems pretty clear, if this affidavit is correct, that they were at least aware their friend was in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: that's true, and there are several references in the papers to the idea that these men knew something was up once the pictures of the bombing

great football players and we have the back fields where everybody is in the hall of family, henry johnson, joe perry, i'm sure you remember all of them. now we have the great players part of our tradition. we are happy to offer a great event venue and steve young is here and he's the reason we've been able to win so many games and win the super bowl. what year was that? 1995. thank you very much. >> thanks, george. it's always to get reunited with him to see him. super bowl has a way of defining careers and cities and you look at the championships that have been here recently with the giants, obviously with the 49ers back in the mix and the history of 49ers we've had a history. the idea that it's here in san francisco makes sense. it's one of the greatest destination cities in america. now that's been taken care of and i appreciate those efforts. super bowls have a way of building a lot of bridges. this is a bridge building effort and i appreciate to be associated with that kind of inclusivity to allow people with any strained relationships over the year, that they can be amended and super bow

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joe. marcus johnson. >> marcus joe. what's up. >> all right. of course, i want to start with this.st night. >> yes. >> i kind of agree with a something that randy said. s it's kind of weird. you get to this point in the competition, and you know, it'sn a lot of pressure. there's a lot going on in their heads. they're young people, and they seem a little unsure, you know, do i go with my gut, do i levin to the person mentoring me. >> it was shaky night. to be kind, it seemed as if it was the first time every single one of the performers, candace included, had ever taken the stage, had ever sang a songong live. boy, it really -- we were talking before we went on air. at this point in the season you would have had a fantasia, a kelly clarkson, somebody who was so clearly heads above everyone else. didn't feel that way last night. >> you know, i didn't either. i mean, look., this is down to the race and it's still anybody's game to get at this point. what do you think? >> all four of them going home tonight. >> no, they're not. >> you are the next "american idol". there you go. >> i th

they recently fired ceo ron johnson who made unpopular changes. >>> trader joe's and whole foods among the retailers being sued for selling candy tainted with lead. the lawsuit filed by the state claims the stores are knowingly selling ginger and plum candies without warning labels that are required by law. it's a violation of prop 65 which requires businesses to warn consumers of even the smallest amounts of harmful chemicals. >>> some people buy the lipstick for its color and some buy it for the glitter but nobody for the lead. kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich about the discovery of the danger lurking on your lips. >> 35 different colors. >> reporter: laurie is like many women. >> i use lipstick and then i'll put gloss over it for a little extra sheer. >> reporter: where lipstick is their lifesaver. or is it? do you wear lipstick? does it surprise you? you're still smiling with this news. >> well, it doesn't surprise me for sure. everything that we're doing these days is bad for us. >> i take it your favorite color is pink? >> yeah. >> reporter: researchers say it's not the color yo

joe cocker, haven't heard that name in a while. >>> here's what's coming up on "today. live in hawaii. rough work, right? with "today's great american adventure." and hawaii native jack johnson shows off his slice of paradise and the importance of music to island life. if only we had gotten that call. we would have been there. keep it here for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great monday. . . >>> breaking news, a shooting on the peninsula kills a teen and wounds two more. we'll have the details next. >>> we also have new video out of the midwest of the cleanup following a string of tornadoes there. we will have the latest details on the rescue efforts coming up. >>> the new worries on the bay bridge that have experts thinking a major quake could turn deadly. >> new details about the bay area woman accused of setting a hillside fire, putting several homes out there in danger. >> welcome to monday morning as we take a live look outside at the illuminated bay bridge, monday, may 20th. this is "today in the bay."

joe list. he is not a man. nothing more than a maniac. bill schulz, some people call him a terrorist, and he considers himself a teacher. and next to me, former new mexico governor gary johnson. he builds neat stuff and has a great girl. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. welcome to the worst day of your miserable life, america. >> thanks, a lot. it was meant to be fun, but offended everyone. the student council at an arizona high school had a red neck day and encouraged everyone to dress the part leading up to the big year-end dance. it was supposed to be like the show "duck. >>> nasty" but -- "duck dye dynasty" but some were not amused. he wore a confederate flag which said the confederacy represents the institute of slavery and that is a direct attack on african-americans. and then there is a matter of offending the appalachian american population overall as a woman from the southern poverty law center noted some of the students traced their roots to the south and quote maybe they don't feel so great about being called red necks. they issued an apology, but i think they know all of us -- they, no all of us can learn something about this symbol of america's endu

johnson. on friday, "road to the white house 2016 kicks off with vice- president joe biden. he is the keynote speaker at the jefferson jackson fundraising dinner. also speaking at that dinner, represented jim cliburn and former senator fritz hollings. begins atage friday 7:30 p.m. eastern here on c- span, on c-span radio, and c- span.org. >> the intelligence he is driven by this certainty that religion and reason are in different boxes, that science and religion are in different boxes, and the two actually are at war with each other. someone who is rational is not religious. someone who is a religious is not rational. science is the antidote to .eligion this itself is the ultimate irrational idea, because both the belief that religion is inevitable to science and region -- and reason in the west is completely untrue. the orwell prize for journalism, melanie phillips take your calls, e-mails, facebook comments, and tweets, live, sunday noon eastern on book tv. >> the bipartisan policy center hosted a discussion on the use of drones for targeted killings. lawyer with the aclu

joe gibbs cars are all really fast. kyle busch, matt kenseth. certainly jimmie johnsond a million bucks last weekend. he's a favorite every week. he's a gold standard. he's a guy you want to beat to win this race. i believe he'll have pretty serious competition. >> i like dale junior. i think this team is on the verge of winning. he has won at charlotte before. i look for dale junior to be strong and danica patrick. she's 26th fastest. her car was fast in practice. she has one top ten finish. i look for her to have a second one here at charlotte. >> i want to you to give a boogity, boogity, let's go racing for the boys. >> boogity, boogity, let's go racing boys! >> there it is. i knew that was coming. thank you so much. >>> awesome. thanks guys. coming up next, it took only a truck to take it down in seconds. as you hit the road this weekend, how safe are you on the bridges in the country. >> how would you like to fly 400 feet up in the sky? we're taking you to the world's tallest swing. oh, i don't think so. [ male announcer ] house rule number 53. big time taste shoul

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to do not fit -- navigate through swamps entrails they had an army 70,000 and they were led by joe johnson in the west so what happened? within 90 days mary todd lincoln said ulysses s. grant was a butcher and greeley's said the question is not whether lincoln should be elected in the fall we should not nominate in june on the left wing to say he has abandoned the cause not promoting the interests of blacks and on the right george mcclellan said i will have a negotiated peace we lost 300,000 people for what? we have a status and a there that are be an autonomous and it looks like it was almost impossible if you look at the newspapers at the time you could not find hardly anyone who supported lincoln. horace greeley became at 1.his greatest supporter then it was his greatest critic when grant said i intend to fight it out all summer people said he really mean says that he was destroying the army so they both went out in may and wild grant slowly grown down his own army, in the sense of tender 12 miles but could not get the city then sherman started to outflank and everybody in the east cove