tilman fertitta the ceo of landry's and owner of the golden nugget casino franchise.ins me from the milken institute conference in california. it sounds like you're in the middle of a casino there. it is so loud behd you. thanks for coming on. >> hey, melissa, how are you doing? melissa: good. are the casinos in nevada empty today because everybody went online and they're gambling? >> i tell you that wouldn't be good for any of us. it is an interesting concept. vegas is more of a test run for everybody. nevada doesn't have the population. also casinos are so close to everybody when you look at the population. so you really not going to make any money out of it in nevada but let's a lot of kinks get worked out. when it happens in new jersey with the heavy population it could really mean some dollars to people. melissa: that is a really interesting point because you have to be in nevada in order to be able to game online there. that is the point that you're making. does it have to be that you can gamble across state lines in orderor this to really work? >> absolutely. e

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them in the last couple of years in contrast during the same period organic farmers and traditional landry's farmers have enjoyed chili price increases. in the face of overwhelming evidence of pollen drift gene flow and crop migration persistent safety questions and never double weed resistance charges of cultural imperialism predatory practices of biotech corporations and increasing popular resistance to genetically modified organisms worldwide new mexico prepares its genetically engineered chile. in two thousand and seven state legislators signed a memorial calling for protection against genetic contamination of native seeds shortly thereafter legislators awarded m.m.s. you one million dollars aimed at research including developing a genetically engineered chili pepper there with a slap in the face to learn that our state had sponsored the genetic engineering of chile had after the year previous they had supporter supported the farmer's rights to keep their seeds. on contaminated by genetic engineering the genetically engineered chili enemas she was developing would reduce reliance on labo

have so many weapons on this team, jarrett jack is huge, steph on one foot playing amazing, carl landry going in there and getting, you know, four offensive rebounds. so it was a collective effort, and bogus was big, too. i think he might have had 20 rebounds or something. i don't feel like we're in trouble. >> it wasn't that big of a comeback like they did in game one. we're alt home and we feel like we had a good enough effort and just needed to make a couple shots to get ourselves going. but we felt like we played good enough to win tonight from start to finish. it's just only showed at the end. >> i don't think it's very difficult to shake this team. you know, and rattle this team. and that's something we can learn from a team like the spurs. u)q best at that, is being consistent and showing that poise. and we're getting better at it, and it's going to help us now and in years to come. >> steph curry was a gym-time decision, but the point guard played 39 minutes with a bad ankle. he finished with 22 points and 6 rebounds and he says he's looking forward to playing in game five in sa

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harrison bart scored 25 points, jfarrearrett jack added 20 points and carl landry 16 for golden state. no of the warriors played at more than nine points. the spurs held mark jackson self-proclaimed great shooting backcourt in nba history to a 6422 shooting. stephen curry finished with nine points, going 1 for 7 on three- pointers, and clay johnson was felt to for a while not even attempting a 3. game 6 will be back here in the bay area on thursday. orders will need to win the next two games it felt to continue the playoff run. >> in bay area hockey, the sharks had a tough night on the ice. a los angeles kings opened their second round series with 2-0 victory over the sharks and l.a. gear is jonathan quick made 35 saves in the sixth career playoff shutout. slava vo ynov and mike richards each had a goal and an assist in the defending stanley cup champions 11th straight victory at stable center since march. >> we will be back with more headlines a look at your forecast a little bit later. >> we are back 410 . now to the latest from bangladesh and the remarkable survival story of a woma

carl landry added 10 and drew bigut had six points and 11 rebounds.st game 3 on friday night. >> yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the bones? i ate the bones! i ate the bones! [ male announcer ] kfc original recipe, now available without the bone. freshly prepared white or dark meat chicken, boneless and skinless. get 4 delicious, mouth-watering pieces in your next 10 piece mixed bucket for $14.99. today tastes so good. >> the new 49ers stadium in santa clara is not finished but already has a name. levi strauss is buying the same rights. for busine >> this is an artistic rendering of what the sign will look like. the blue jeans company is paying $220 million. the niners new digs will be called levi's a setting for the next 20 years. the deal is being called the perfect fit because levi strauss start making jeans for the original 49ers during the gold rush. but the team says that was not the only reason they wanted to partner with the 1060 san francisco based company. >> we

warriors steph curry, harris son barnes and carl landry are among those expected to be there. >>> sal is right there. i know. that was a good three point shot. >> well, thank you, dave. actually the commute isn't winning, dave. if you will. not too many problems out there. we to have a look at the south bay, for example, where 280 northbound looks pretty good. getting up to highway 17 there are no major problems there. it also has been a pretty nice drive. also on the sunol grade southbound 680 traffic looks good. really busy commute. 580 is recovering from an earlier crash. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. it's a clear morning. it's a very cool to clear morning. even the napa airport is at 37. it will be sunny today. breezy. not as wind 50s and 60s and 70s. >>> it was the scene of a apparent sabotage last month. we are live in santa clara county this morning. sheriffs deputies went back to a pg&e plant. we'll tell you why. >>> sand drifts waist deep along the great highway. we'll show you what the strong winds did overnight. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news.

kyle landry, going in there and getting four offensive rebounds. it's a collective effort.l like we're in trouble. >> we're at home, and we feel like we had a good enough effort and needed to make a couple shots to get us where western going we played good enough tonight from start to finish. >> it's difficult to shake this team, and rattle this team. it's something we can learn from a team -- they're the best at that. being consistent and showing that poise. and we're getting better at it, and it's going to help us now. it's going to help us in years to come. >> steph curry was a game time decision. he played 39 minutes with a bad ankle. he finished with 22 points and six rebounds, he said he's looking forward to playing in game five in san antonio tuesday night. reporting from oracle arena, henry wofford, nbc bay area. >> the giants looking to take 3 out of 4 from the braves on mother's day. pablo sandoval sends this ball out for a swim. what a home run for the giants in this game. tim lincecum looks very sharp. strikes out chris medlen. then in the top of the sixth, he g

once we got over the shock of him and me, he said, landry's missing. and he needed to find her.ot just a normal search, but a more personal, going through briarwood searching for her. but thankfully she was picked up earlier. so it turned out well. >> that's a blessing. i know salsa has worked on five other tornadoes. when she finds someone alive and you hear her bark, does she feel a sense of pride? does she and understand the amazing thing she's just done, do you think? >> no. they actually, during our trainings and when we bury people in rubble during the training, it's no different to them than when we deploy. the handlers are the ones that are stressed out. to them, they're playing hide and seek. so to them, the victim is somebody that's hiding with their toy. >> wow. >> so they're the least stressed person out on the search. >> thank you so much and thank you for taking the time and we're so happy about your niece. >> thank you, erin. >> all right. dean and salsa. still to come, it often seems like these tornadoes only happen in this country. and there's a reason for that.

also, as jonathan landry pointed out, they redefined it so it's no long every just the top leadershiple than that. so i think there's a lot for us to wrestle with. >> it don't look like the president will change his policy at all. he made a strong case. and it seems like both parties are not putting up a fight on this at all to change this program. should we prefer drone strikes over conventional war? drone strikes, as the president said, are necessary and effe effecti effective. >> that's not the choice. it's not drone strikes or war. we're not going war to pakistan. i was in pakistan, talked to person after person, there's no way -- i think it's the wrong notion to say it's either or. >> we made the decision as a country that just some innocent people will die in that war on terror? >> are we being made safer by the drones is the question. i would argue from my trip to pakistan we're not being made safer. if you read some of the material on it, the studies coming out now, you can see over and over again there's evidence that it's not, in fact, making us safer because the number of p

. >> carl landry, we saw them the way they can play for the first time. will it be different tonight besides the obvious being the home court? >> we know it's a closeout game. we know that we're not trying to go home. we are not trying to win, and we definitely want to take this game to a game 7. so it's going to be difficult for those guys to come to our arena with our fans and we get a win. >> why is it that the warriors -- that is one of the changeable aspects. team that's so surprising. when its back is against the wall it really plays well. why? >> we just are fighters. we never say, you know, never and we never are going to die. >> didn't take a doctor to figure out that steph is hurt, that andrew bogut is moving very slowly. from your perspective, what do those guys look like tonight? >> you know, they are going to have to get as ready as possible and go out there and give us what they got. everybody isn't the same. 82 regular season games. this is the sixth overall play- off -- 12th game. so you know, it's a lot of games. we have to worry about no

landry, sarasota baptist church, sarasota, florida. the chaplain: let's pray. heavenly father, i approach your throne on behalf of a nation that desperately needs you. we are faced with much division and disunity if in our land and we request your healing and reconciling touch. we thank you that you are not a spectator god who sits in heaven, unconcerned and uncaring. we acknowledge that the greatness of our nation is due to your blessing and provision and we know you have blessed us in order that we might be a blessing to other nations. we understand that to whomever much is given, much will be required. father, grant these legislative leaders wisdom and courage to make decisions today that honor you. may your will be done on earth, just as it is in heaven. and finally, father, pore out your grace -- pour out your grace and protect the marriages and families of these, our nation's leaders. i offer this prayer in the strong name of jesus christ. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his ap

>> now that i have my 14-footer, if troy landry wanted me to go to louisiana and help him harvest a 14unds like your raising your hand. >> your job is rolling your eyes. how old are you? >> i'm 18 years old. >> your father is not so sure about that as a lifetime profession. we'll let you work that out together. thank you so much for joining us, great to see you this morning. congratulations. >> thank you. >> a lot of great father son bonding. tissue alert. >>> check out this dad. this dad secretly returned from afghanistan to surprise her dad. she is the catcher. alayna thought there was something weird about how the catcher caught the ball. then lieutenant adams lifted his mask. the rays fans, you can imagine. they went crazy. gave the whole family a standing ovation. look at that photo. love it. that's it for "starting point." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. stay tuned for live coverage of the irs hearing in the house ways and means committee. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >> i thought christine was going to cry. thanks to you both. have a great weekend. "newsroom" g

harrison barns, carl landry and steph curry are expected to attend. >>> an 80-year-old man wants to break a world record. he wants to become the oldest person to reach the summit of mount everest. he left his base camp hoping to reach the peak by friday. if he does, he will break the current world record held by a 76-year-old climber from nepal. >> wow. >> how about that? >> i don't think i'll be doing that at 80. >>> it was literally raining money in richmond. it all landed at the feet of the city's police chief. >>> we've been following thissing's strong -- this morning's strong winds in the area. steve paulson will tell us when the winds will calm down. >>> it looks like we have slowing still coming over the hill from concord. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat 500 abarth cabrio. ♪ living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. w

>> what we are doing now is watching the storms start to fire to our west near i think landry, even further to the west. the towers that are going up in this very hot atmosphere. we've been out here for three and a half days watching these cells. this is the latest the cells have fired all week which means it is the hottest that it's been. we are looking at 88 degrees right now. the last couple days we've seen storms fire up at 78 degrees. how does that make a difference? the hotter it is the high ert storms will go. if it fires early in the day, if the storms go up at noon they're not going to be too bad because it's not going to get too warm before it rains. today it hasn't rained yet. we are going to see the hottest day of the week with the biggest storms of the week today. that squall is over but this is a very dangerous day for the people of central oklahoma. we'll be out here keeping awed vised warning people at home if we see something on the ground. >> i never heard this phrase particularly dangerous situation. that is a technical term that they're using. we've heard of tornado warn

harrison barnes scored 25 points, jarett jack added 20 in carl landry 16 for all the state.ackson self-proclaimed british shooting back or in nba history to 6 for 22 shootings. the warriors not going to win a game when stephen curry finishes with nine points, going 4-14 shooting, and clay johnson is held to for a while even attempting a three. game 6 will be back here in the bay area on thursday. warriors would need to win the next two games if they hope to continue their playoff run. we will see if they can pull through. >> the sharks was not good for them. it was only get one in the series. the had a tough night on the ice. the los angeles kings opened their second round series with a 2-0 victory over the sharks at the stables center. johnston quick made 35 saves in the sixth career playoff shutout. in what was the defending stanley cup champions 11th straight victory at the epicenter since march. antii niemi >> the shocked and the warriors play tomorrow. -- the sharks and the warriors play tomorrow. >> the bottom of the 60th . the game is tied into the 10th inning tied at

following law school at an early age she became an associated attorney at the firm of gary field and landry in bradford before becoming a full partner in one of our strongest and best law firms in baton rouge, louisiana. she has extensive experience in federal court representing both plaintiffs and defendants as well as government and nongovernment clients. she has a well-rounded legal career and is very active in the community in her church, having done missionary work for many years throughout the world, as well as very active in the american bar association, the louisiana state bar association, louisiana association of defense counsel and the baton rouge bar. she was admitted to practice in the district court of the western middle and eastern district in the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals and the u.s. supreme court. she has written numerous articles for legal lel 3ub8 educations preantded -- legal publications preantded on a wide rage of topics. i've known ms. diction for years -- ms. dicks now. she, to step up and serve on our bench. she and her credentials were brought to my atten