lsu's ed overton, an environmental chemist, focused on the oil itself and where it went. >> it gets degraded to other organisms and carbon dioxide bid virtually all of it. not 100% but much has been metabolized. >> says it still remains in recovery mode nine years later. >> we see these effects and we will see these effects for a long time. >> then there is the impact of bp itself, the cleanup, the thousands of payouts to claimants, plus the enormous federal fines, costing the company in totaled an estimated $65 billion. bret? >> thank you.

the first in 2008 came two weeks after he was fired by lsu-shreveport.ollowed another round of unemployment and financial troubles. >> he's trying to get jobs at temporary agencies. he's having financial issues. his home is going to foreclosure. >> reporter: but they argued that garcia's original target on mother's day 2013 was dr. chhanda bewtra, a professor at creighton who had written him bad evaluations. >> she was somebody that he really thought was too hard on him, was the cause of his termination to begin with, and he really had some animosity towards her. >> reporter: two days before the attempted break-in, prosecutors said anthony garcia used his phone to look up dr. bewtra's address. analysis of a scant bit of dna evidence taken from a doorknob at the bewtra home showed there was a significant chance that either garcia or a male relative of his had tried to break in. >> when that doesn't work because they're not home, he then goes to wing stop, right up the road, and goes to plan b where he searches for the brumbacks' address. >> reporter: this

i took miami and 3 points on their season opener against lsu. oh, there it is.all, week one. i was also sure the hurricanes would play for the national championship. 40-to-1. well, that didn't work. down another 600 bucks. in a flash, my pockets were more than $2,700 lighter. proof that businesses here are diversifying. gaming accounted for just 34% of revenues on the strip in 2017. rooms, drinks, and entertainment made up half. food is another huge slice of the pie. with top restaurants from gordon ramsay to giada de laurentiis, las vegas has become a foodie hot spot. but it's always been a destination for one thing -- the really big buffet. and one of the biggest, bacchanal at caesars palace. coming in at 25,000 square feet with 500 different dishes, i'm about to find out if this place lives up to the hype. it seems busy. -is it always busy? -it's always busy. okay, this isn't your average buffet. oh, my gosh. it's a football field of food. it keeps going? lamb chops, crab legs, paella. holy [bleep]. and the boss of this sauce? executive chef leticia nunez. -h

i have had clerks from lsu, i've got a young woman now from the university of florida law school. these kids are top. this young woman, she went to covenant college. i had never even heard of covenant college and she was number one in her class at the university of florida law school. i will pick her against anybody any place, any time, just like brittney. the young man from pepperdine -- taylor university. i had never heard from pepperdine univest the. >> is in indiana. -- it is in indiana. justice thomas: what? >> it is in indiana. justice thomas: well, thank you. [laughter] i like kids who do not have the skids greased for them. we say we believe in those things. i think it does not end up the door of the supreme court. it's their country, too, it's their constitution. and a lot of times the regular , their values and the things they believe and are not reflected in the building where i work and this is a way of the things we say we believe and we believe in. there's a lot of talking about what we believe in. i do it randomly. [laughter] justice thomas: i am very arbitrary abou

unfortunately, i think lsu repaired, by doing something about it.james says my wife and i had been tenants for nearly four yea rs. we had been tenants for nearly four years. we paid over £30,000 in rent. we were effected just before christmas with no reason. the landlady had never complained about us, we landlady had never complained about us, we are landlady had never complained about us, we are old—age pensioners, cost us us, we are old—age pensioners, cost us nearly £2000 to move, we have hardly any savings. the landlady should have been made to pay for the move. was that another scrupulous landlord? there's not enough information there for me to make a judgment. they weren't given a reason and they had two months to move. yes. i don't know, note landlord and is a tendency on the fence of the landlord obviously had a reason and says but i can't tell. sounded like a flame in alessia ‘s case. as i said, that's an exploitative case, the landlord should have responded by repairing the property and making it suitable for the tenant to live in. i think

i have had clerks from lsu, i've had them from creighton, i've got a young woman now, the first ever, from the university of florida law school. these kids are top. this young woman, she went to covenant college. i had never even heard of covenant college. and she was number one in her class at the university of florida law school. i will pit her against anybody any place, any time, just like brittney. the young man i had who started here at pepperdine, russell, went to taylor university. i had never heard of taylor university. >> it is in indiana. justice thomas: well, thank you. >> i had to memorize that. justice thomas: again, russell is a kid. there is still fire. also, i like kids from modest circumstances who did not have the skids greased for them. we say we believe in those things. i think it does not end at the door of the supreme court. it's their country, too, it's their constitution. i think a lot of times the regular people, their values and the things they believe in are not reflected in the building where i work. and this is a way of making sure that the things we say w

raiders made three picks in the fourth round including lsu at the foster morrow. closed out the draft by selecting pairy view defensive end quentin bell. bryce young was the 112th overall pick, former heisman trophy runner-up definitely fell in the draft tearing his acl back in december. he's also battled several ankle injuries but when he's healthy, look out. back in 2017 he ran for more than 2,000 yards with the cardinals. his explosive speed will be an asset in the national football league. the san jose earthquakes were on the road taking on fc dallas. this match was all about the keepers. daniel vega made four big saves, including this one in the first half. but san jose could not get past jose luis gonzalez. christian espa dosia there gets knocked away with one hand. this match would end in a scoreless draw. >>> there's drama in the nba tonight. the spurs and denver nuggets are playing a game seven. we'll have highlights tonight on the news at 11:00. getting back to bryce love, hopefully he's healthy and all of the injury problems are behind him. when he's he

a student named chris, senior lecturer at lsu says just wanted to say thanks, i enjoyed the discussiond why protesters jump on stage i another organization is speaking. they are infringing on first amendment rights and a surefire way to give the organization you are fighting against positive attention, make them look like the victims. on the other hand, any publicity is good, the bad publicity they try to say it went viral. speaking of going viral. alexandria ocasio cortez likens climate change to those who fought civil rights. take a listen. >> people who hide the fact their families and grandparents fought against principles of equal right to the united states. your grandchildren will not be able to hide the fact that you fought against acknowledging and taking bold action on climate change. >> some don't see the correlation between racist behavior and opinions on the climate. benny says it doesn't bode well for the country that we are at a point where charisma matters more than substance. john says aoc, climate change in civil rights or two things, not associated with each other. if

thanks for doing such a good job and senior lecturer says just wanted to say thank you for coming to lsuion. the controversy on campuses continues. rob: it is something you have to apologize for saying all lives matter. >> in 2015 as the black lives matter movement was escalating south bend indiana mayor and potential president of candidate pete buttigieg said all lives matter. he said there was no contradiction between respecting the risks police officers take every day and recognizing the need to overcome the biases implicit in a justice system. we need to take both those things seriously for the simple and profound reason that all lives matter. yesterday he apologized for that. >> i did not understand at that time that that phrase was coming to be viewed as a counter slogan to black lives matter. >> not everyone thinks the apology was necessary. when twitter user says he is already apologizing for saying all lives matter, this is ridiculous. another twitter user saying why is this a conversation? what happened to all men are created equal? buttigieg's presidential bid saw spike in suc

lsu, the coaches, the village we like to call it, just, that team is something so special and i wantly she d. go tigers! >> what will you do now when you graduate? >> i want to be a speaker and writer, just like my mom. >> so good. >> it's a gift. >> on a serious note, mary lou, gymnastics is running through your veins on the board of usa gymnastics, of course, i have to ask you, because it's been such a hard time for this sport. >> terrible. it hanchts rd. >> it must break your heart? >> it does because it's a beautiful sport filled withbeautiful people and the spotlight is going to a monster. i don't have a solution. i have a call with the new president today. she just wants to pick my brain. >> yeah. what do you -- what do you -- >> i don't know. >> it feels like they are cleaning house and they need you? >> they absolutely need to start at the ground level and build back up. a culture of acceptance, a culture of safety. these girls have to feel safe. >> accountability. >> accountability. all of those things. >> what would you say to mothers like yourself? who might be watching or

lsu, the coaches, the village as that e to call it, just team is something special. >> it was special >> go tigers. >> wha are you going to do now when you graduate? >> i want to be a speaker and writer just like my mom. >> she's so good. >> thank you. >> you really are. it's a gift. >> on a serious note, mary lou, you said gymnastics is running through your veins. i have to ask you, it's beenha time for this sport. it must break your heart. >> it does. because it's a beautiful sport filled with beautopul pe. and the spotlight's going to a monster. and it's a problem. i don't have the solution. in fact, i ce got al with the new president li today. shet jus wants to pick my brain. >> it feels like they are cleaning house and they need to. >> yes. they absolutely need to start at the ground level and build back up. a culture of acceptance. a culture of safety. these girls have to feel safe. >> accountability. >> accountability. all of those things. >> what would you say to mothers yourself w might be watching or listening who have a mckenna who's in in going into gymnastics but have bee

lsu's ed overton, an environmental chemist, focused on the oil itself and where it went. >> it gets degradednisms and carbon dioxide bid virtually all of it. not 100% but much has been metabolized. >> says it still remains in recovery mode nine years later. >> we see these effects and we will see these effects for a long time. >> then there is the impact of bp itself, the cleanup, the thousands of payouts to claimants, plus the enormous federal fines, costing the company in totaled an estimated $65 billion. bret? >> thank you. the house judiciary chairmen demands to see the unredacted mueller report as democrats in beta impeachment going forward. will get reaction going on from the panel when we come back. ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. onmillionth order.r. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportun

being an lsu graduate.ur before he won, my sister texted me and said are you watching this? i was like no, i'm reading. she said get to the television and watch this. thank you, angie. peter and i watch the last hour and it was amazing. i won't repeat anything you said but i would add one other thing. nike stood by him from the beginning. if you think about even just recently how corporate sponsors or advertisers, they are like can't be part of that anymore and they walk oy. nike stuck with him through all of that. i'm not saying that it's just paid off but, because it does for them. it shows something about them being committed and devoted to the people that you invest in and that means tiger was able to do the hard work he knew needed to do and focus on the game. >> jesse: younger golfers benefited from tiger's success and got a lot of money from the endorsement deals. he brought in a whole new generation of golfers. >> greg: as you know, i'm a professional golfer, jesse. >> donna: really? >> greg: i have

. >> reporter: the next day, saturday, was the tennessee lsu football game and everyone was looking forward to tailgating. but the fun day turned sour. brooke borrowed something out of dina's closet, the girlfriends had an argument about it. >> and i had found out she had wore it without asking. >> reporter: it was a silly fight, but it stuck with brooke. she didn't tailgate for long. >> she had been calling all these people to pick her up to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfit for the night, for that night. >> reporter: brooke's friend albert dotson had been tailgating with her earlier in the day. >> so we would, like, break off, and i was with some other friends of ours at that time. so i'm not really sure where she was. >> reporter: neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again. and with more than a hundred thousand football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in an orange haystack. >> i thought that maybe someone had kidnapped her, you know? and we were all just tryin' to -- to figure out who would have done

he was not the only past capture, oakland picked on saturday, they took lsu tight and foster, in the fourth round. over the last three days, the raiders used six of their nine pics on defensive players. as for the 49ers, they had five pics today, their first was utah punter, mitch, who will likely replace bradley, the team also selected stanford tight end, kayden smith in the sixth round. i know you have been watching since thursday. round by round. >> well, i get personal updates from you. so i don't know why. >> coming up in the next half hour, how president trump made it harder for the 49ers top draft pick to distance himself from his past. >> plus developing news out of seattle, a deadly crane collapse onto a busy downtown street. >> we are continuing to follow that synagogue shooting near san diego, we will have an update when we come back. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing

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kind of alkali and alkaline to which it becomes that costs lsu. the difference between the yes when we hear about in touch call go in to treated, yes, so it's not so still it has a very it's not smooth air milder okay, however always however. it similar. flavin else. oh that's that's the tradeoff now when you cook with the debt process. it's not as acidic so you need to add the baking powder which is acidic order for it if you're baking a cake and then in order to make it rise see so baker's kind of have to be because the son of whether they're using the patch and the natural why more the dutch so now we have that cleared up let's move on to cocoa which i think most of us are aware of and how we can get the packets or i get it out is that whole like coco exactly so you're getting a lot of sugar, the first ingredient in are so we the labels as always yes, are and then these dry milk solids and then some cocoa. >>so you don't get a whole lot of chocolate when you have caught a cold it is actually so 2 tablespoons has of of this which you mix in with

that's lsu tiger mckenna kelly. i don't know if you noticed who is in the stands.her? >> why not? >> i have goosebumps. it's actually really, really nice. the sun is going to be out in the northeast. also in the southeast. it's really just the middle of the country we are going to see the wet weather today. that also keeps it on the cooler side. dallas about 71 degrees. kansas city also 71. that's actually above average. minneapolis 75. raleigh 85 degrees. we are looking for warm temperatures to build into the southwest. bakersfield, california, 95 degrees tomorrow. and the record is 97. so we will be close to that. across the southwest will be close to record high temperatures. then going into the weekend 101 in phoenix on friday. it's going to be a hot one. dallas gets back up into the 80s for saturday and sunday. 80s also in atlanta by sunday. in new york temperatures will be in the mid-60s. it >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're getting ready for another really hot day. our high temperatures inland reaching to the low 90s but it gets better as

both lsu tigers.ts ago spoke with reporters for five minutes touting the economy at the outset there and talked about the progress on the opioid epidemic, the event that he and the first lady are headed for in atlanta, georgia. before leaving a number of questions about the mcgahn subpoenas that now the president says he will fight. he says i'll fight all the subpoenas. the democrats are trying to win in 2020. the only way they can luck out is by constantly going after me. that's the position of the white house. there will be a legal fight over this. how long it lasts we do not know. who wins ultimately we don't have an answer on that, either. here is the first couple now leaving the west wing and we'll dip in here in a moment to get the five minute back and forth. this really is, sandra, the issue of the day. they'll fight the subpoenas which sets us up for a long clash with house democrats likely in the courts to see whether or not they can force people like don mcgahn, the former lawyer, to appear

oakland mayor libby shaft and us representative barbara lee along with former oakland mayor lsu harrisected to speak a burial nasa scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. police are investigating an assault on a passenger on board a bart train. authorities say it happened last night about 8 30 at the daily city station 2 men got into a fight and one of them suffered non-life threatening injuries. bart police closed the station for about 30 minutes, one man was arrested and taken to jail and there's no word yet this morning what caused the fight. nor the victims injuries. a woman and her son are recovering from serious injuries this morning after being mauled by 3 dogs in kron force gayle long spoke to the neighbor that witnessed the attack and then called 911. >>julio police are praising that neighbor for her quick actions, we're told the woman who was attacked is a sister of the person who apparently owns the pit bulls. >>it's it's it's really stressful. door's hutcherson is still in disbelief and i saw this late on the ground and it's like she was struggling to find enough are liv