leonard: i would say no. actually, depending on how you caf au lait the war and income i think it is clearly an important point, clearly an important surrender, but there's a lot to be resolved, and even after all of the confederate army has surrendered, there is a lot of resolution that needs to be accomplished. it takes a very long time for that to happen. professor varon: let's talk about grant's term. it's even filling lincoln's wishes as he offers those magnanimous terms to the confederate? mr. holzer: i think so. we have the record that grant left to the city point conference. i want to get back to what elizabeth said -- i think lincoln thinks it is the and of the civil war. bells toll in washington. he has already been on the extraordinary tour in richmond, where he had walked up the streets to the confederate white house, he is greeted jubilantly by the african-american population. and a couple of days or a day after appomattox, he appears at the window of the white house reclaiming the song "dixie" f

leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc brought to you by we're back. and michelin a better way forward. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us, there's sprint. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone

leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc brought to you by we're back. and michelin a better way forward. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us, there's sprint. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone

>> leonard was about tax. this program was not identified as a tax because the raisins do not come from the government. they are going into a pool that belongs to all of the producers and divided among them. these are not appropriated for the government's own use. we think leonard is critically instructive with respect to property like this. the oyster shells are like raisins. their only value is for commercial sale. this is not like the ownership of real property which is unique and personally identified. these raisins are valuable only for sale and this order kicks in only when the producer has committed the raisins for sale. >> put all the regulatory aspects of the program aside for a moment and just say this weerere a simpler program and the government says to the raisin industry we could tax you and say you have to deliver 2% of your net profits. we are not going to do that. we are just going to take 2% of your raisins. with that be constitutional? -- would that be constitutional? >> under leonard, it wou

leonard became d.e.a. administrator in 2007. a tense situation for the u.s. military in the arabian sea at this moment. american warships are trying to prevent iran from delivering weapons to rebels in yemen. and the possible showdown could dramatically alter the war on terror. senior political reporter scott thuman is here to explain. scott? scott: well, maureen, the situation in yemen has been deteriorating rapidly over the past few weeks. and now may be reaching ahead and the white house says everyone should be interested because terrorist groups definitely are. the stakes critical as the u.s. s. roosevelt powers ahead to the yemeni coast. its goal prevent iran from delivering weapons to rebels there blamed for destroying the government forcing the u.s. to pull out resources, close the embassy and cause overall chaos. >> the destabilization of the area causes us major concerns so yeah, i have no problem with the deployment of ships. reporter: because ultimately, the white house claims it's a breeding ground for terrorists. >> there is a track record inside

leonard: here's the thing. during the ferguson demonstrations, there was a police officer who wrote an essay, i believe for the "washington post," and his essential argument was "don't question tme." the essential argument was, if you don't want to get hurt don't you show, even if you are in the right. we have certain constitutional rights. i believe if i am not caucuses that given the commission of a crime, i do not have to tell you who i am. if i cannot certain -- assert that right, and in some of them later and said, you have that right and we are sorry, is that right any good? if i cannot assert that right in the moment, then do i have that right at all? [applause] moderator: i'm going to assume i have three students in a line there. let's go through them quickly. and thank you, panelist, for your responses being quick as well. >> this question is for mr. raergood. i was one of them, because we have so much evidence of police of using their powers in ferguson and during the occupy movement, and just a lot,

but when leonard found out about that, he said, this show is about diversity.wo people that must represent a diversity are -- and george takei sulu. and if they can be a part of the show then i am not interested in doing it. he said he was going to walk away from it. that was a very rare act, to walk away from a job. very few actors would do that. leonard did that. he was a good and supportive friend throughout. and we had a diverse cast. he embraced and we embraced him. i considered him a very good friend. he came to all of the stage plays that i did. he came backstage to tell me what he thought. he was a great guy. and he represents the best of an inclusive american society. amy: george takei, thank you for being with us, legendary actor and gay rights activist bicking trust today from philadelphia. when we come back, we're going to talk about kenya, the horrific massacre that took place there. 147 people, mainly university students, killed. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: that was the theme from the tv show "star trek." this is democracy now! democracynow

leonard with the finish. it was all spurs in this one. leonard the open corner three, buries it. and how about more leonard picking the pocket of steph curry and taking it the other way for the slam. he had 26. warrior make one on the chin for the defending champs 107-92 the final. >>> with the sharks all but out of the playoffs for the first time in 11 years, heads could roll in san jose. according to canada sports net if general manager wolf son is fired, head coach todd mclellan could opt out of the remaining year of his contract. >>> mls action. the earthquakes versus real salt lake. andrew luck attending the game. 42nd minute. innocent aguirre fouls luke mulholland in an aerial collision. innocent shown the yellow card for a bad foul. morales taking the free kick. the shot is blocked. morales kicks again and scores and the earthquakes lose 1-0. didn't dampen the easter spirit. earthquakes hosting an easter egg hunt for the kids after the game. opening night in baseball is under way in chicago. of course, the giants are in arizona and the a's open up at home against the range

how concerning is it that that policy was ignored, leonard? >> it's very concerning to me rev. in my past i was an instructor in the baltimore police academy and i was a director of that baltimore police academy. those are primary basic things that we drilled into the heads of our officers and i don't believe that's policies have changed, and basically an arresting officer is responsible for the safety and well-being of that suspect who is in custody from the time you put the handcuffs on that suspect to the time he's in lockup. that's the arresting officer's responsibility to see that nothing happens to that officer -- to that suspect. >> midwin the police commissioner explained today he wants ton transparent, but he doesn't want to hurt any possible prosecution. listen to this. >> what you see us tap dancing on and balancing here is that if someone harmed freddie gray we're going to have to prosecute them and so giving too much information out to you on the front here now may jeopardize that prosecution. so we're trying to be as open and transparent as possible, but if somebo

. >> how is this different than leonard? >> leonard involved oyster shells which are owned by the state they are wild animals, the property of the state and the oystersmen had no property interest in some other than what the state chose to license. >> is that really true? when these fishermen took the oysters other waters. >> they interested the state of maryland provided for the manned the state of maryland with held the 10% of the oyster shells for the purpose of fertilizing -- >> i would have, as soon as they bring oysters out of the bay, bring their catch to shore, and has been theirs. >> except for the 10% of the state reserve the. >> what sonia sotomayor's question was wouldn't the same be true of reasons? >> reasons are not wild animals even if they are dancing. and belong to the federal government. >> you think leonard is an animals case as opposed to the state contests your property case? >> they did also call it a tax. i am happy to address whether this is the tax because under this court's standards, criteria but

>> that would be like leonard. i do not think there is anything that would prohibit the fact that that would be okay is instructive as the court's discussion of whether it suggests. >> you said you don't think of this case in that way. >> it is an analogous in the sense that congress may well be in to do this in a different way. the oysters -- the raisins excuse me, not being used for government programs. >> we do not usually committees of producers to impose taxes. this is done by subcommittee >> right, but a committee elected by producers. >> they can impose taxes. >> what i was saying was the government may well be able to impose something some exaction as attacks, this is regulatory program adopted by producers. this court has had numerous cases involving marketing orders. >> whatever the majority agreed to the have to be bound by? >> the disagreement is not converted into a taking. >> am not saying that the disagreement conference it into taking it does not carry much more to say that this is a program adopted

the three and those two combined again, green to leonard for the ally-oop and it was 19 at the half 6:00. >> houston opened a three-way playoff getting an invite of the masters and j.b. holmes with 9 one-putts and he's in the clubhouse at 16 under. john needed this birdie to join at 16 under and got it! do you think he's excited? five holes and jordan who was on the 18th fairway watching with a little smile. he nailed a birdie to win and settled for the par. he was eliminated and the second hole will make par and wagner needs this with the par putt to extend the tournament and j.b. holmes wins it with the houston open and the masters invite. >> kfog radio saying when i want my sports knowledge i listen to shu and then i read the okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a bay area musician arrested and now facing several fel

leonard on the alley-oop slam curry tried to keep them in it on the 3rd. the seteal and dunk by leonard steve currahshakes hands 107-92 spurs are teh only team this year that the warriosrs have a losing record to. playoffs start in less than two weeks a little ugliness after kentu cky's loss anderw harrison controversy he mumbled a racial slur. said it was a mistake and apologized > > he reached out to me, we talked about it. nothing needs to be made of it. reporter > > no big deal as far as he is concerned we shall see you later everybody. >> vicki : california highway patrol officers don't just help out people, they also help our feathered friends. a concerned motorist found a baby owl found near napa coporate drive on friday. the owl looked like it was unable to fly so the driver put it into the cab of his truck and then flagged down napa c-h-p officer garrett ray on highway 221. the officer took the baby owl back to the c-h-p office before it was taken to the silverado veterinary hospital.where it is receiving care until it is big enough to return to t

leonard and green. hits the three. again, green to leonard alley-oop. steph curry lights out in the third quarter. finishes with 24 points in 30 minutes. also had turnovers. san antonio is the only team to beat the warriors in a series this year 107-92 your final. >> final four set for tomorrow night with wisconsin facing duke. this is not the matchup most envisioned, but it could be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke easily beat michigan state. in order to advance wisconsin had to beat undefeated kentucky. while beating the wild cats is an accomplishment of its own they have 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> we know we have work to do. i think last night's game simply says, okay, it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know their road and our road has been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is in it. >> tom cruise in tampa for the women's final four. first off u-conn and maryland. huskies only loss this season to -- stewar

for 40 years, united auto worker presidents walter reuther, leonard woodcock and douglas fraser won higher for their members. why in 1979 would fraser agree to take less? employers and labor unions like buyers and sellers, try to make the best deal for themselves. labor and management: how do they come to terms? with economic analyst richard gill we'll examine that question on this edition of economics usa. i'm david schoumacher. fewer than 1/3 of american workers are covered by union contract. but organized labor's strength at the economy's pressure points-- the big smokestack industries, the arteries of transportation and communication-- make them a force to be reckoned with. for more than 75 years labor unions have been a fact of american economic l how did they get pow? we are childn ofmmigrants. the largest number came here around the turn of the century. millions, most of them jewish or italian, unskilled and uneducated settled in new york city's crowded tenements. what kind of work did america offer? fannie susskind remembers. we came with the needle in our hand. i've worked since a

we have a member of the american pharmacist association, dr leonard edloe who helped develop the new the resolution reeds in part - the association's participation in executions on the basis that such activities are contrary to the role of pharmacists as providers of health." according to your recommendations, what should occur? >> it goes advising as to what possible cocktails are used for execution. >> a mandate or a piece of advice from your organization to the member? >> we have a code of ethics. every year at our convention or when the students graduate or at school they take a pledge and when they graduate they take a pledge. it's a healing profession. i am sure 99% will follow the advice. >> you are conscious of this resolution bringing into line with other associations in the medical arena. >> well that was the basis. we did a draft, a hard draft, supporting information from the american medical association, nurses. it's to where the rest of professionals already were. >> do you think it was easier to pass as a question to the members, given what is happening inside american

>> kristine leonard was on to something. instead of this and this.rats and republicans could work together. >> we hoped maybe we could become friends. >> what do you mean? give me has a second. >> hashtag trance partisan. >> i don't want to confuse people. >> hashtag cooperation. >> exactly. cooperate. if they would just (bleep) cooperate for a second -- wait a minute. that's it. (bleep). cooperate. hashtag -- it was time to drop a viral video and let the lights roll in. >> if i could have one wish it would be this one. i wish my representative would get (bleep) done. we think if you just tried you could make get along and that is why we are launching hashtag fuco with this song. won't you (bleep)ing cooperate. (bleep)ing cooperate. (bleep)ing cooperate. sure, sure you are greedy, racist, sexist we know and (bleep)ing let it go. i know it sounds kind of crazy. we know it is not the norm. but if we all work together for the good of it all. (bleep) it! cooperate! >> like it on facebook. like it on twitter. retweet me. send it to my text and please writ

knows how to finish. 26 for leonard. tim bun can added 19 seven boards.an antonio the only team to beat warriors. 107-92 the final. the final four set for tomorrow night. wisconsin facing duke. this is not matchup most envisioned but it should be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke beat michigan state. wisconsin had to upset undefeated kentucky. beating the wild skats an accomplishment but they still had 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> i think last night's game simply says okay. it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know, their road and our road it's been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is in it. >> all right. what a finish we had today at the shell houston open. a three-way playoff with the winner get an invite to next week's masters. ls hollings bury nine of his first 12 house holes. in the clubhouse at 16 under. wagner needed a long birdie to join him at 16 under. do you think he is excited. holmes and spooegt who wa

then boris diaw to kawhi leonard. 23 points for leonard. spurs win, 111-107.a coffee. watch the dodgers and giants. bottom nine, tied at 2-2. this was bumgarner and ker shaur to start with. blanco runs into the third base coach. he says by rule, he should be out. that's how i understand it. i'm speaking like i'm the coach. next guy up joe panic. a sacrifice has to be made. blanco is going to score the winning run. giant sacrifice walkoff win. they've won two in a row. >> all right. that's all we have. back to you. >> all right, fellas thank you. >>> those guys are known as the boys of summer for a reason. but then there's this. >> oh, the boys were not playing in anything like summer in pittsburgh. it was snowing in the pirates win over the cubs. sail thing this detroit for the yankees victory against the tigers. one announcer saying it felt like they were in a snow globe that just got shook up. >> looks like it. >>> we have "the pulse" coming your way next. you're not going to want to miss iron mike tyson. he's in tight black leather pants. we'll explain why

knows how to finish. 26 for leonard. tim bun can added 19 seven boards. antonio the only team to beat warriors. 107-92 the final. the final four set for tomorrow night. wisconsin facing duke. this is not matchup most envisioned but it should be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke beat michigan state. wisconsin had to upset undefeated kentucky. beating the wild skats an accomplishment but they still had 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> i think last night's game simply says okay. it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know, their road and our road it's been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is in it. >> all right. what a finish we had today at the shell houston open. a three-way playoff with the winner get an invite to next week's masters. ls hollings bury nine of his first 12 house holes. in the clubhouse at 16 under. wagner needed a long birdie to join him at 16 under. do you think he is excited. holmes and spooegt who was

do you share some of the perspectives of leonard? probably not the experiences. >> no, i don't share his conclusions although in particular in the south carolina case that is a case of egregious police misconduct. probably murder. and there's no justification for that. i would distinguish that case which is a clear example of unacceptable homicidal police behavior, if you watched the video, probably most of you have. this was a man stopped for a traffic light. his taillight was out. he was obviously fleeing. did not appear to be menacing. so what was routine stop. and the officer shot him in the back eight times as he fled. this is obviously a case of the officer gunning down probably, murdering, someone using disproportional violence. so i don't disagree with my eloquent speaker that this happens. this is where we do disagree. do we live in a police state? is this a systemic problem? that's where we do disagree. my main field is international politics american foreign policy and i think seth bowman, who is in the office put me on th

leonard the steal and the slam at the other end. he wasn't done. first up 13. then the alley-oop to leonard for the high flying finish. this time left open for the corner three. he hits from long range and then in the third, picks steph curry's pocket. he finishes at the other end. game high 26 points. warriors taper on the chin 107-92. >>> with the sharks all but out of the play offs for first time in 11 years. head coach could opt out of the remaining year of his contract. that according to canada's sports net. >> how about mls action. the earthquake. look who's at the game. andrew luck watching. a foul and aerial collision. >> kicks it again and scores. 1-0. they were going for it. having a lot of fun. sudden death play off. sticks, the approach. this is pretty. nigsly done. that's how you do it. now it's wagner's turn and this is not how you do it. >> so baseball is finally here. giants in arizona tomorrow. terry, peggy rrks you excited? baseball. finally. >> i think people are really pumped up ready to go. >> it is time and the giant ras peaking and i like

setting up leonard for a lob. the warriors had no answer for leonard. who let the spurs with 26.one by 19 at halftime. spur i can came out hot. with 13 straight

share the perspectives of leonard? probably not the experiences. >> i don't share his conclusions particularly in the south carolina case. that is a case of egregious police misconduct probably murder and there is no justification for that. i would distinguish that case which is a clear example of an acceptable homicidal police behavior if you watch the video probably most of you have, this was the man stopped for a traffic, his tail light was out. he was obviously for being, did not appear to be menacing. what was a routine stop and the officer shot him in the back eight times as he fled. this is obviously a case of the officer getting down probably murdering someone using disproportionate violence. i don't disagree with my eloquence speaker that this happens. this is where we do disagree. do we live in the police state? is this a systemic problem? that is where we do disagree. might main field is international politics, american foreign policy. i was put on this panel for amusement to see how i would do. compared to

elmore leonard, the great mystery writer also are a western writer. he was so proud of his oklahoma route. one of his novels was serialized in "the new york times" anyway set partially in the luxurious hotel in seoul said. when the first illustrations came out for al gore to look at, the illustration that the male motel wasn't given all of its grandeur, so he helped invent this is a luxurious hotel. you need to show up for what it is and all that is grand about it. oklahoma had its struggles with women's rights. when it comes served until 1952. women have learned to work around that in many ways. one woman who came from new york boys helen churchill. she was trying to get divorced in new york and that was a working. her husband was very powerful and so she came to oklahoma territory to establish residence and actually get a divorce. while she was here she wrote the first novel. that was written about oklahoma territory called oklahoma romance. i love the way "the new york times" describes the book as a story complicated with a land claim. and then we

elizabeth leonard: they were horrific, and i find it interesting that he was not a native united states citizen. somehow, i feel that contributed to his vulnerability. he said after the eight were convicted and then the four were executed that the likelihood of another us-born white elite or even -- the likelihood of someone like that taking the kind of punishment that were took were pretty low. >> they could have prosecuted somebody but -- who oversaw the current -- >> northerners felt that one of the things they resented most about the was his denial -- most aboutlee was his -- most about lee was his denial of what happened in the camps. a way of, again, trying to establish a broader complicity. >> i think we tend to forget the complicity. they were really in the crosshairs, not only with the execution, but how important the propaganda pictures were. and the sensitivity of southerners to the accusations and implications they were at fault for mistreating prisoners. among the first and most specific answers -- the response to the charges of complicity and deliver it mistreatment of pri

they stole everything, leonard! everything. are you the roommate? yeah, leonard hofstadter.pened? your friend here called 911 to report a robbery. oh, my god, what did they get? what didn't they get? they got my enchanted weapons, my vicious gladiator armor my wand of untainted power and all my gold! you called the police because someone hacked your world of warcraft account? what choice did i have? the mighty sheldor level 85 blood elf hero of the eastern kingdoms has been picked clean, like

leonard. he's a defensive player of the year. had 32 in this game. enormous hands.urs crush the clippers 100-73 2-one series lead. kind of bum. silver on hand in dallas for game 3 ovtd mavs and rocket. james harden. from points. 9 assist. a little luck. in and out and back in. man will compete with kerry for the mvp. oh, than may. chance to tie with 4 seconds left and that was wide right. way wide. despite 34 points. the mavs go down. house ton up. with so much focus on the warriors right now easy to forget the nfl draft less than a week awhich. niners hold the 15 pick in the first round. raiders the first selection. oakland mack would like nothing more to duplicate what he did a year ago. nice draft. highlighted by immediate impact like derek consider and mack. silver and black have 7 pick. speculation is the raiders will take receiver like cooper in round 1. we just want to get it right. we want to get the player that we best help our team. i want to hit on my seventh round. no more pressure than the other. >> it's difficult to have this kind of press conference b

sources tell cbs news that fish he will leonard is on her way out.gency has been hit by scandal in recent years. the just last month agents engaged in sex part is in columbia that were funded by drug cartels. leonard has been the dea administrator since 2007. >>> vice-president yes biden is in philadelphia discussing the new four year energy infrastructure plan. the vice-president toured peco headquarters in center city philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live with those details alex? >> reporter: vice-president also used his visit to discuss a new report released by his administration called the the energy review, it is a bottom line, u.s. may be on top but if we don't update our systems we will not stay there. surrounded by a glowing five county grid, vice-president joe biden met with those at the helm of the peco's energy transmission controls. part of the push toward his four year plan to modernized national energy infrastructure which he believes will create jobs, make the the system more resilient to climate change and o

compliment with 9 mixed use strict this is the kind of development we want to engage in the city sincerely leonard we have additional letters from chuck young and others (calling names) thank you very much for your time i understand they may want to speak since this is the first time we've heard from the neighbors we would like to respond. >> opening it up for public comment we have one card jim morrell. >> good afternoon. i'm a long time resident of noah valley been there since 1980 as recently, i became aware of the project i was out of town i can tell you that was no letter against this project but i can tell you a growing amount of neighbors have a growing concern and buildings other similar size and height to be built on 24th street what concerns us not only what is going up to this is already blocking views and casting shadows over the neighbors backyard. >> it is also something you're looking at a built building here that is twice as high at least as the 24th street implementing is a one to 3 story buildings in my opinion small town community tight-knit shopping area part of san francisco b

a police cruiser hit a boy in the mayfair connection on the 6300 block of leonard street. the boy is being treated at saint christopher's hospital for children. >>> residents in fairdale, ill ill -- i illinois will return home. the tornado was a half mile wide and stayed on the ground for 20 miles per hour. >> our neighbor across the way his house was hardly damaged and we're looking at more and you look over there there's nothing. it's leveled. >> as i opened the door to the back of the house, it was as if somebody had a giant vacuum cleaner and trying to as you can the air out took my breath away i slammed the door and took off into the basement. >> the massive tornado that hit the town spun off into two tornados they traveled across at least 50 miles. >>> delaware fire officials are looking at what sparked a deadly blaze in newark. it happened on the 600 block of old capital trail. one woman was dead after becoming trapped inside. one woman broke both anchorles anchorles -- ankles jumping from the building. >>> revel is being find because it has no electricity. the fire

. >> leonard here to talk about the muni transit line 21 i want to speak against it please i received a card in the mail about either eliminating the lines or shortening the linens or eliminations of the bus stop. >> sir, i'm sorry to interrupt you if you're tend to address the transportation agency they're meeting is in room 4 hundred. >> this is the meeting on is investment & infrastructure have time it is down the hall. >> no worries no worries. >> any other speaker cards there are no speaker cards. >> do we have any comments on is minutes edits commissioners. >> i have a. >> i have a i agree with ace washington about our secretary she is doing a very good job. >> anybody have a comment i have a slight edit no that is. >> on is minutes. >> yeah. a small typo on page 9 it says in a long second paragraph kind of is reference to c n d should be c m monitoring d. >> other than this it is fine do you have a motion for approval of the minutes of march 17. >> i'll move. >> commissioner singh has moved. >> members please monopolies our vote. >> commissioner mondejar commissioner singh comm

teacher leonard matthews matthews. >> and it's a wrap battle. yes.ays down his best flow. >> huge slam on mr. matthews. you got to love the cool of mr. matthews because he knows it's not even a fight. >> you can see his head is exploding like champagne bottles. >> the students he's got them. >> it's not fair. >> yet again, the crowd goes nuts. >> i hope that kid that changed mr. matthews is good in chemistry because he has no future in rap. >> let's find out more about it. joining us right this minute the wrap master, mr. matthews, yes. >> what's up? >> tell us how this challenge came to be. >> when i got my lunch out of the cafeteria i saw abunch of students that gave me a high school flash back. i've always even when i was in school myself i always dabbled in raps. before you knew it they were chanting my name. i was like okay. >> nice. >> does this give you major street credit with your students? >> i don't think i have anymore credit or less. it was weird today because it's almost a different generation and i get in and everybody's like you're tr

the timing of the release could be a tribute to the late leonard nimoy. >> can you do it? >> i can't. >> you can't? >> i see you doing it over there. i'm impressed. leonardo dicaprio and a financial partner bought 104 acres offer the coast of belize. they plan to create ecoconscious resort. will feature $15 million villas infinity pool and lighting that encourages sleep. >> lighting? >> sesame street has done yet another funny parody. the show took on "game of thrones" playing a medieval game of chairs. you are watching "early today." >>> leading the news from nbc new york rutgers bans fraternity, sorority parties for the remainder of the semester. they're all being forced to hold their gatherings off campus or face discipline. this after a rutgers student died of alcohol poisoning following a frat house party in september. >>> a hollywood reporter a scary lucille ball artist apologizes. it is by far the most unsettling sculpture. >> how do you put that in public. >> in her hometown upset locals. you can probably see why. >> wouldn't you ask one person how do you think it

first quarter, here comes leonard. finish it off.will put it out of reach. 3rd quarter, saegt curry got the touches, got his points, he had 24. look at the score. by then, it is out of hand. so, spurs kept rampaging inside. now, duncan, i am telling you, the regular season in san antonio, the spurs, they are the warriors daddy. 4th quarter. now, 3 ball. it is a 28 point game. the spurs woup it 107-92. the first team if the nba to win the season series against the warriors. james arden. mvp candidate. three minutes left. another candidate. a 3-ball to tie it at 100. next possession, james, saying, you know what? i can do that, too. launching it up and hit. he answered with 41. rockets are up 3. last three seconds, now, no heroics this time. houston, getting a road win. 115-112. oklahoma city last run for the play off last game on new new. after a leg injury, it is complete. some speculated that his career was in jeopardy. >> are there any plans to have to wear a patch or anything like that during the season for him or in any way honor

heather leonard with the airport fears this is all miscommunication. >> we are not sure what the issue is with united not being able to taxi to the gate. we have available gate space here. >> reporter: passengers eventually got to the gate and robust to denver international. >> we would've lost it after, what, four hours? >> i would've lost it after two minutes. >> 50 flights were diverted to other airports friday morning. there >> a single car crash leaves a passenger dead and the driver seriously hurt. fairfax county police say daniel vazquez was a passenger in a bmw that drifted off the road, striking the curb, fire hydrant, and telephone pole. it happened on richmond highway this morning, and police say charges are pending against the 23-year-old driver. they also say speed wasn't a factor, but they are looking into whether alcohol was involved.>> in new york, a man accused of drunk driving loses control of his suv. it crashed right into this house. gerard teagan's travel across several lawns, crashed into the homes living room. there were no passengers in the suv, and no one insid

joining us now is one of the men who made that fight happen mayweather promotions ceo leonard ellerbee joining us cnbc's own jane wells from las vegas. take it away, jane. >> hi, melissa. thank you for joining us. there have been such different approaches. manny pacquiao has come in with so many sponsors. floyd mayweather not so much. is that intentional or is that because sponsors don't want to be associated with him? >> that's not a true statement. i received a number of offers from a variety of different sponsors. we just decided that that didn't meet floyd's needs. and, you know floyd is a very astute businessman. and he's made some very very good financial decisions as it relates to his career. >> he says he's going to make $200 million, which is just astounding. and who needs a sponsor when you're going to do that? but things happen after fights in las vegas. and given how the country may be a little on edge right now, i'm hearing a lot of people talk about concerns about security after. how secure are you about your team security? >> we're very comfortable. the amount of effort

leonard edloe.co-wrote the american pharmacist association's new policy against supplying lethal injection drugs. dr. edloe, welcome. explain this to position and what it will mean for the death penalty in the united states. >> as pharmacists, we take an oath that we will uphold the health of individuals. what happened in several european countries, no longer supply the drugs necessary to make it what we might call inefficient process, so they have turned a compounding pharmacies. in fact, the class of drugs used really don't produce the sedation. so what happens now, the states will not -- will encourage them not to go to these pharmacies to have these drugs compounded, and the process just won't take place. you probably remember the case in oklahoma with the patient was not sedated. the patient asked lee died of a heart attack. it is not the right drug. it doesn't work. so we just don't want our pharmacist being involved either in the dispensing of the drugs or the use because the prescriptions ar