host: lydia is the only one not jumping in. lydia: neither of you have directly addressed one of the other big issues -- the idea that tech companies would be able to capture the sort of consumer information and develop very tailored, detailed profiles of your behaviors and combine that, in the case of a google or apple or amazon with all of the other information that they have on you and sell that. do you view that as a problem? is that the nature of the marketplace? has a proceeding on it? fcc has an authority over communications providers. overdon't have authority others, the minute i say the fcc should regulate the internet -- he will grain like crazy. -- scream like crazy. -- when i point here buy something from netflix, they know what i'm doing. they don't know when i go over here and buy something from you. they are not part of the transaction. the telephone, but to medications that work is. the communications network is. the network operator has the greatest potential to abuse the information. when netflix does it, they

lydia beyoud is with bloomberg bna. this is "the communicators." >> guest: thank you, peter. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> today the obama administration's immigration policy goes before the supreme court. the eight justices will hear oral argument in a challenge to president obama's executive actions on immigration that would allow some undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. we'll have cameras outside the court to see reaction from case participants and activity around the court with interest groups and possible protests. that's live at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> now, democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders of vermont speaks at a campaign rally in brooklyn, new york. voters in that state cast ballots in their presidential primary on tuesday. the senator is introduced by actor danny devito. this is just under an hour. [cheers and applause]

. >> guest: let's bring lydia beyoud in. she's our guest reporter this week and she is with bloomberg where she covers telecommunications. >> thank you. to follow up on both of your questions, chairman wheeler and introducing the item, this proposed rule said he wants to open up with but a closed market and make it more like a market where consumers can buy their own devices, that leaves with mobile phones, tvs and other electronics. do either of you think there is something similar or different to that analogy that would make it such that this proposal would or would not work? >> guest: we think it is the perfect analogy. you have an interface between the device and the network that has been closed. it's been impossible for people to sell across the interface. it's just like computers or modems, software systems come the microsoft case is about that and the court said open the interface and to get competition. we have seen that type and time again. remember the old telephone market? at&t uses a no one can plug a fourth piec

. >> host: let's bring lydia beyoud into the conversation. she's her guess reported this weekend she's with bloomberg dna where she covers tolkien education. >> guest: to follow up on both of your questions kevin wheeler wants to open up a closed market with mobile phones and tvs and all sorts of other electronics. do either of you think there's something similar or different to that analogy that would make it to not work? >> guest: you have an interface between a device in the network. it's impossible for people to sell across that interface. just like computers or motors or the microsoft case is about the interface and open the interface and you get competition. we have seen that time and time again. remember the old market? at&t used to say no one can plug up piece of phone equipment to my network, will blow it up and of course they were wrong. we opened it up like a charm and is competition. that's the purse -- perfect analogy. you work with the set-top box and make the judgment about whether it is or is not like the new thing. look at it

who do you think will take it. >> lydia again. >> she's pretty amazing. she's beginning to turn 19. iraqi think she's won 7 tournaments, pretty amazing. >> absolutely. >> that is my aunt dee dee. we were going to be putting here. i was going to give it a shot like i did last year, but i couldn't repeat that performance again. i'm going to ret the girls do -- let the girls do it. back to you guys. >> were you good or bad last year? i don't play golf at all. i hit this putt pretty far away and it hit the lip. it was incredible for somebody hike me. i adopt think i could get -- like me. i don't think i could get that close again. >>> . >> the yankees are beat in the 11th by the a's. >> the giants have lost three in a row. the arizona diamond backs won 3-0. it was the first time this season the giants have been shut out. they look to turn it around today. >>> it is wednesday which means a new episode of empire airs tonight. we were getting a peak of some of the songs that you'll here. ♪ you have that something i can't resist and i'll show you just what it is. ♪ (music plays from one way

. >>> world number one lydia coe begins her quest for a 3-peat at the lp ga classic.hat's next. a live look at the shark tank... game 4 toniht -- against the l-a kings. the sharks lead the best of 7 se >>> you got tickets? a live look at the shark tank. game 4 against the l.a. kings. the sharks lead the best-of-seven series. 2-1. a slight problem, though. from the outside shot to a live shot inside the arena. the sharks, believe it or not, actually have one of the worst home records in the nhl. if you're going to the game tonight, give them extra support and screams. see if they can bust trend tonight. kings round one of the playoffs. round one at 7:30. >>> in houston, the warriors are there. steph curry is practicing late this afternoon. no scrimmage but he did dribble and shoot the ball. the ankle still not 100%. >> based on how i feel right now, i couldn't play. tomorrow it could be different. >> he has an ankle issue. game 3 against the rockets is tomorrow night. we'll see what happens then. >> that didn't sound promising. >> no. i think he was trying to let us do

. >> lydia says she remembers the slamming into the sand before she blacked out. >> the next thing you know i'm in the hospital with two fractures. >> reporter: the 29-year-old says it happened april 2nd while she was surfing off cape may's queen street beach, a neck to waist brace is supporting her head. >> i had an accident because of the shore break. >> reporter: the shore break is where the waves crash into steep sloping sand. swimmers with plunge head first toward the ocean floor. >> i'm not the only person that had this happen. >> reporter: after 51 reported surf related injuries on the city's beaches last year, cape may is changing the signs beach goers see when they step on the sand. >> the city became more aware of the problem over the years. >> reporter: the new large signs going up this summer along with revised safety brochures distributed throughout the resort put a heavy emphasis on preventing head, neck and back ways to avoid getting hurt, like not diving towards the bottom into oncoming waves. >> it's unpredictable. >> reporter: city leaders tell me the brochures are be

this is lydia, the world's number one player and two-time defending champ. she shot a final round 75 and tied for sixth. third round leader, carted a 73. she made five birdies including this long one on 12. went on to one by four strokes over pace. she taps in on 18 as the second lgpa victory of the year. >>> and charlie hoffman made a ten-foot putt on the final hole to win the texas open. ricky barns was trying to get his first tour victory in 222 starts but finished tied for fourth. >>> well, there is next week, i guess. >> that's right. rick, thanks a lot. >>> next, the sequel to 2012 box office hit hits theaters with a thud. why movie goers may have passed this time around when we return. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 police looking for suspects after two people are found dead in a quiet cul-de-sac and it appears raider nation is opening checkbooks to support their team. the milestone the raiders are about to reach tonight an abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> 2016 is on pace to beat last year's record, right now up more than 9% from this point last year. movies l

look at lydia trying to get something going in daly city. defending champion, 6 shots down. got out of trouble at the 9th. nice action on the punt shot. set up a birdie here. shot a 1 under 71. leads the field by 3 at 10 under par. my big gig tomorrow. looks like i'll have to bring a jacket because it gets a little chilly in daly city in the later rounds. >> it's a good place to be. >>> still to come, the picture of a legend. we sit down with a bay area photographer who got up close and personal with music royalty. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we're tracking the "solar fg over the bay area... powere the sun. we're tracking the live >>> you're looking live at our top story for tonight. flying over the bay area powered by the sun. we're tracking the solar impulse. and we'll be at moffett field ahead of its landing. >>> jackie ward sat down with a celebrity photographer who captured music royalty up close. >> reporter: he's been photographing musicians for over 40 years. >> michael jackson, james brown. >> reporter: and among the hundreds of press passes, the 6 prince concerts stand out as

. >> neighbor lydia trevino was concerned when firefighters responded and she heard what happened. >> i seen him running around with the kids playing. what triggered him to bite her, i don't know. >> reporter: the girl was taken to the hospital. contra costa county animal services is investigating. >> just like a kid, you don't want to leave your kid unsupervised, you never want to leave your dog unsupervised either. >> the dog's owner lives in sacramento but it was left with his brother at the house. it's now being quarantined at a shelter in martinez for ten days. they'll try to determine if the dog is dangerous. >> one of the solutions would be to place the animal with an organization that focuses on and millions with behavioral problems. however, if we find out that this animal has a bite history, it could be a possible candidate for euthanasia. >> reporter: he said the dog was calm and nonaggressive when he was taken out of the home. neighbors are now praying for the 3-year-old. >> i just feel badly for the little girl. >> we don't know the girl's condition or how she's doing. we

this picture was sent to us by lydia in cherry hill, new jersey, you can see the huge tree down in the yard across the street there tipping a car. and in west filial tree came crashing down into a local home this happened at the corner of fifty-fourth and arch streets one person was home but luckily no one was injured. let's get over to lauren case with update on the high winds. they record well into the night and into the day, lauren. >>> absolutely. incredible weather over the last 24 hours. delaware valley kind of a double wind whammy. first we had the wind incredible wind speeds with storms severe storms that rolled across the area last night. on the backside of the system we had sustained winds last night all through the first half of the day today but first up let's talk about those wind gusts. cape may count 71 miles per hour, that's nearly hurricane force. northeast physical 60 miles, new castle 55, marlton and burlington county visit miles 50 miles per hour. these winds associated and the backside of the system today. those winds were whipping last night. and through the day t

. >> what may not be good for ink sister or the rest of the field is lydia coe. she's back at lake merced where she'll attempt to three-point as champion. >> i'd say she has a pretty good chance. she loves the golf course. this area her game is supposed to be in top form. >> you come back to a place where you played well and you're feeling the love, they're excited for you to play well, you love coming back, and obviously here, you have so many great memories, i'm excited for tomorrow to start. >> it will be a good weekend. >> rough night at at&t park, the diamondbacks beat the giants, the giants have lost seven of their last eight games. >>> the announcement that buster posey made alongside his wife that literally brought him to tears. an emotional buster posey today pledges a personal fight >>> an emotional buchter pozzi today pledging a fight against childhood cancer. they are the parents of healthy twins but they've gotten to know a woman with a child about the same age as their kids. pozzi became emotional when describing the little girl's cancer diagnosis.

lydia coe doing battle, tied for the lead. she decided to lay up on the 18th. pretty good, because she knocked the third shot stiff and would tap this in for birdie in a one-stroke lead. a two-shot lead coming down the stretch. bogeyed her final three holes. pulled a john vandevelde. tee shot on the 18th. needed a birdie. but instead coe was the champion. her second straight major victory and yes, the 19-year-old does her traditional jump in to the pond. she won out here last year in daly city. >>> we have the final tune-up for the masters on the men's side. jim herman won today just to get a spot in to augusta. chipped in for birdie and a one-stroke lead over stenson. needed this birdie effort to drop in the 18th to tie herman, but no, no, no. herman is tapped in, a par putt on the 18th to hold on for the win. his first career pga tour victory. herman used to work in the pro shop at one of donald trump's courses. trump gave him money to just get in to pro golf. so that little capsule of what's happened so far this afternoon from oracle. we're going to cable up

lydia ko, lpga, swinging skirts in philadelphia city, the defending champion could not get anything going. she's chasing the leader, got into a little bit of trouble overnight and the plates were working her when she needed it. shot the party here, leaves the field by three at 10 under par. back after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, arrive..at 11:50pm tonight. that's s >>> live pictures as we are minutes away from a historic landing at moffett field. the winds have settled down, stage is set, hundreds are out to watch the landing at the mountain view airfield, nasa ames as that just -- solar impulse 2 set to land down. you are seeing a live shot of it tonight, scheduled at 11:50 p.m. tonight. this solar trip around the earth, its first. the latest to stop within minutes, a long way from abu dhabi. all began more than a year ago, touchdown within 30 minutes. thanks for watching and happy travels. ,,,, ,, when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks

lydia ko, fans wanted her autographs and this tournament is special for ko she was 16 years old then, now, she's the number one ranked player. >> you come back where you played well and you know they're excited for you to play. and now, you know, there are many great memories. >>> ko celebrates her 19th birthday sunday. 55,000 fans are expected with $2 million in prizes given out. >> thank you, kristin. she has so much poise for a teenager. unbelievable. warriors are in houston now getting ready for game three of the playoff series steph curry didn't see him seft that too much. we'll hear from steph later on in sports. and mike shumann arrives this afternoon and tweeted from the airport. you can follow him for a look. >>> a new face on the $20 bill. say hello to harriet tubman. >> harriet tubman stands for freedom. >> and snap chat has silly filters but a special 4-20 costume is prompting a backlash. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getch

. >> we were at lake merced golf course as top ranked lydia ko teed off from the 10th hole. she's in town for the swinging skirts lpga classic. ko was just 16 when she played and won here. she's 18 now and feels like an old timer. >> i can't believe it's my third year on tour. i'm turning 19. i said i feel like i'm getting old. >> ko going for a third straight win at the swinging skirts. if she does, she'll celebrate with birthday cake. she turns 19 on sunday. so talented. >> "world news" is next. >> hope to see you in 30 minutes for abc 7 news at 6. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, we're following several breaking stories. the major arrests. government officials accused of cover-up in that toxic water crisis in flint. tonight, michigan's top prosecutor saying more charges are coming. >>> the race for 2016. the big wins and the new changes. trump declaring the race is over. his landslide win giving his campaign new momentum. and hillary clinton, close to sealing the deal. >>> rising tide. flood threats across four states. the toll booth clerk rushing into the

lydia ko, fans wanted her autographs and this tournament is special for ko she was 16 years old then, now, she's the number one ranked player. >> you come back where you played well and you know they're excited for you to play. and now, you know, there are many great memories. >>> ko celebrates her 19th birthday sunday. 55,000 fans are expected with $2 million in prizes given out. >> thank you, kristin. she has so much poise for a teenager. unbelievable. warriors are in houston now getting ready for game three of the playoff series steph curry didn't see him seft that too much. we'll hear from steph later on in sports. and mike shumann arrives this afternoon and tweeted from the airport. you can follow him for a look. >>> a new face on the $20 bill. say hello to harriet tubman. >> harriet tubman stands for freedom. >> and snap chat has silly filters but a special 4-20 costume is prompting a backlash. >>> not only did she lead people out of the underground railroad, she helped them. >> after a long battle, the treasury department announced it's the $20 bill. harriet tubman will replace

. >> thank you lydia. it looks like paris -- they called on isa supporters here on the u.s. to carry out lone wolf attacks. they show the need for tighter cyber security. hackers are getting better. sophisticated. we have to face reality. the cyber war has replaced the >> it's really crazy stuff. twitter suspended the accounts but not before the information was downloaded several hundred times. >> a belgian court has approved the extradition of paris terror the belgian and french to proceed with the transfer. they say he had been one new york's most wanted in the paris attacks last november that left 130 people dead. he was captured earlier in a massive police raid. >> lawmakers have come to a tentative agreement on the state budget. the key highlight, it's in the minimum wage raising to 15 bucks an hour. that will be phased in over the next six years. it includes tax clots cuts for the middle class. >> temperatures really warmed up today to 70s. just a light jacket necessary if you're out and about tonight. tomorrow, i think were going to get some rain. ran a key but mild.

lydia tells us what is being done to protect new yorkers. here is lidia curanaj. reporter: posters like this one are all over the city, officials say that a crisis is emerging and they want new york city to be prepared for it. >> we are announcing a three-year plan that will cover all five boroughs. reporter: mayor bill de blasio announced a 21 million-dollar plan that they say will help to protect new yorkers from the zika virus. the virus is currently in 34 countries and can cause devastating birth defects. >> we want to emphasize that we do not see where there will be a but that does not stop us from wanting to address even more limited problems. the city's plan involves reducing the number of mosquitoes and detecting the presence of disease and educating the public on precautions like mosquito repellent. >> it prepares us for the unlikely but nevertheless possible scenario that we could see local transmission from her own mosquitoes. reporter: that is because mosquitoes are known to carry it. >> the mosquito would bite a new yorker returned from someplace wher

. >> appreciate it lydia thank you. dari: hillary clinton made a final stop on long island with 8 days to go until new york primary. she attended suffolk county democratic committee annual spring dinner. she talked about the economy, abortion, minimum wage and gun control, today clinton attend a discussion about gun violence in fort washington. >> when challenged on his gun stances, he says, you know i represent vermont, it's a small laws. and the state with the highest per capita number of those guns that end up committing crimes in new york come from vermont. steve: bernie sanders brought his campaign to beautiful low, he -- buffalo, he just finished up a rally at university of buffalo, where he spoke to the supporters. >> ohio governor john kasich has spent last several days campaigning in upstate new york, tonight he held a town hall in saratoga springs. after an appearance in troy, despite polls showing donald trump with a huge lead. >> california primary, may be two months away but delegate prize is huge, ted cruz

of virginia she's been moving between cape cod and florida over the last several years along with lydiae. it allows us to see where they're going. we're trying to find out where they're mating and where they're birthing. as our large sharks go, our ocean goes and our planet goes. >> how you do get them? how do you go in and get them to tranquilize them and tag them? >> we capture them in areas where there are a lot of seals. 's where they link. then we will bring them back to that everyone saw. we put the shark in, pick it up, and, again, it allows the scientists to leverage the latest science technology to track their movements and solve the puzzle of their lives. so if people want to learn about stuck like this, they need to come down to the usa science and jeers center. we'll be down there. thousands of little experiments. it's free for everybody. >> thanks so much for coming and getting us excited about what you're going to say this weekend at the stem event. member, if you're going down there, members of our storm team are going to be there with their storm team 4 x 4 that is full

shot of the day, lydia ko chipped in at four. six shots behind this lady, haruna mara with the birdie on four as well. she's your 54-hole leader at 10 under. another busy day in sports but i can't wait for game four tomorrow. draymond green said the loss was his fault. curry is back out on the floor. i'm guessing he's going to play, guys. >> that's what i'm hearing. he can't stand not being out there. working the fans. that's good news. >> thanks a lot. we'll be right back. get high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. of "saturday night live" -- >>> tonight, some very special television for you. nbc's going to be airing a special episode of "saturday night live ", highlighting prince's appearances on the shows over the years. that begins at 11 collin 30, right after our 11:00 news. don't miss it. >> thousands came out to celebrate petaluma. the annual butt irand egg days parade. we were there highlighting our partnership

the defending champ is lydia ceo -- looking to win the tournament. she turns 19 on sunday. >>> let's check in with steve he can lee. and you're talking about rain. >> today is not too bad. there are mostly sunny skies out there. there's a weak system that's said you know what? i don't have must have support and it's falling apart. speaking of the giants, a little bit cooler than we've had monday and tuesday. we topped out on monday. but there'll be a little bit of a breeze. not a big deal. expect the breeze to start picking up. the system is just -- not much left of it. it tried to produce rain in mendocino county. and this is nudging the door open. 70s on the temps. this one says 80. i'd believe anything. 66 sfo. and 60s and 70s elsewhere. temperatures are running slightly cooler. and there are areas running warmer than yesterday. upper 70s and 80s and a 39- degree reading at woodside. and stanford was 42. now in the 70s. there's that delta breeze trying to kick in. there's a west breeze at oakland. it's trying to get the component together. we expe

abc 7 news was there as top ranked lydia cole teed off, she is in town for the classic, she was justshe played here and won in 2014. she is 18 now and already feels like an oldtimer. >> i can't believe it's already my third year on tour, i know, i'm turning 19, so i said i feel like i'm getting old. >> coe is going for a third straight win this year, if she does she celebrates with a birthday cake, turning 19 on sunday. >>> and a relay event in ireland, a mind-blowing event. check this out. >> you see from the depths of hell. >> here she comes! who is it going to be -- going to make it. unbelievable. unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable. >> that is just crazy. what a reaction, the race was earlier this week at the irish university's athletic association championship. the woman who had the incredible comeback was not even in the picture with 200 meters left in the race. as she just saw she literally came out of nowhere to stun the field, including beating a future olympic runner. came out of nowhere. >> what is funny, i keep listening to the announcers, and it almost sounds like remembe

lydia ko has won the classic for the past two years. she'll only be 19 years old on sunday. morning. >> good luck and happy birthday. >>> the contra costa community is coming together to help thousands in need. they are giving away goods and services and it's the convoy of hope event. volunteers have new donated shoes. organizers have received a thousand pairs of shoes, and they are hoping for 2000 more. and the event will offer medical and dental screenings, job referrals, and more. >> hope is what we're trying to convey and whether that's job services of a family portrait. it's giving somebody a lift and a hope for the future. >> that event will be held on saturday at meadow homes park. it starts at 10 a.m. and will last until they run out of shoes. >>> coming up. there have been several crashes that happened early this morning on an east bay freeway. up next, we'll tell you what happened, how it happened, and how your morning commute is effected. >>> and police in san jose say a man killed his father. what the accused killer told his mother. we'll have the latest on the i

before his death, the abolitionist lydia child wrote, "i think we have reason to thank god for abraham lincoln." with all his deficiencies, it must be admitted that he has grown continuously. it was good luck to have the people elect a man who was willing to grow." frederick douglass noted lincoln's willingness to listen to criticism, and said he was patient under reproaches. lincoln's openness to criticism was closely connected with his magnanimity. he learn from people who spoke harshly and unfairly of him. miller aptly describes lincoln as someone who had strong moral convictions and gave strong arguments about the morality of slavery without being moralistic or self-righteous. lincoln frequently make judgments about the rightness and wrongness of actions and the justice or injustice of institutions, but he seldom condemned other people. he condemned the institution of slavery in the strongest terms, but he called it a monstrous injustice and said he hated it, but he did not condemn slaveowners or southerners. he hated slavery, but unlike many abolitionists, he did not disdain the s

lydia ko looking to win for the third straight year. turns 19 on sunday. >> golden state warriors star draymond green showing off his skills in a new commercial. >> we good? >> as you can see from his floating graph, we are not good. the more you dunk, the higher the red bar goes. the higher the red bar goes, the more data i get. you dunk more, i will be happy. >> that is for verizon's data dunk. verizon customers can pick six players and when they dunk during the nba playoffs the customers can get free data. >>> already a huge effort underway in condo to donate dozens of bikes and other goods to thousands of people in need. >> as amber lee reports, it's happening ahead of the convoy of hope event this weekend. >> reporter: volunteers carry out bags filled with new shoes, all shapes and sizes donated by people in the community. the shoes are brought to a container where they are sorted by gender and size. so far, 1,000 pairs received. >> if you have something you need to share it with others. you know, that's how we all should be. >> re

lydia ko has won the past three years and she turns 19 on sunday.. >> yeah, right. >>> time is 5:40. the countdown is on to the summer olympics in rio. coming up at 6:00. the olympic torch relay is underway from greece to brazil. >>> the cleanup and rescue efforts underway in texas following the historic flooding there. >>> good morning. we are looking at a morning commute that for the most part is not bad. at the bay bridge it doesn't look unusual, but there's a problem spot and we'll tell you more about that coming up. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a limited time. combos done my way. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 5:43 and we are taking you back to

. >>> and just down the road at lake merced a little lpga golf lydia ko atop the leaderboard most of fifth. she and everybody else is chasing that rue in a roma whose tee shot on the par three 12th set up a nice birdie to take the outright lead. she goes into the weekend with a 3-stroke lead out there at lake merced in daly city. but the story tonight, gang, as we go back to you in studio, barry bonds number 25 wearing orange and black in the opposing dugout and i betcha he is going to get a warm reception when he comes out. >> absolutely. that will be fun to see him cut out and it will be interesting to see one day maybe he will be working for the giants. >> it will be interesting to see how he walks away when the giants sweep the marlins. just saying. >> always the competitor. >> have a good weekend. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ ♪ (music plays from radio alarm clock) ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna find ya ♪ ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ ♪

lydia ko shot a 68 and is 4 strokes back. >>> jaylen brown is leaving after a year to go into the nbaberkeley senior linebacker hardy nickerson is transferring to illinois where his dad is the team's new defensive coordinator. >>> nba play-offs. oklahoma city's michael westbrook has this pre-game dance routine. it was interrupted. he got ripped for this. afterwards, well, villaneuva responded. >> if you want to go dancing, stuff like that, go to a nightclub. go to a club and dance. go to dancing with the stars. >> so here's russell westbrook a little dance routine. it ain't bragging if you can back it up. >> right. >> russell westbrook also has a teammate kevin durant you might have heard of him 3 4 points. thunder beat dallas 131102. >>> exciting, huh? that's former spurs davis robertson. this might wake him up. san antonio beating the grizzlies the first two games by an average of 29 points. memphis forward matt barnes says boy they got to use everything in their arsenal now. >> you think there will be anything else in the silverware drawer when you come out at home? >> we gonna thr

they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg bna lydia beyoud. places, this access work. this is one place it really has not. we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition in that space. >> is there a market for set-top boxes? no, because that is actually a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver television service. it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. watch "the communicators," monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> saturday, april 30th, c-span presents live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondents dinner, an event that typically includes prepared remarks by the president of the united states. coming up in a few minutes, we are going to show you the last white house correspondents dinner speeches from presidents reagan, both bush's, and clinton. first, we will discuss the washington event with the mcclatchy newspapers senior correspondent steven thomma. how long have you been attending these events? how have they changed? steve: i thin

they are joined by lydia beyoud from bloomberg saus. >> we think we need competition in the set top box market. the '96 act said we want competition competition. some places it has worked. some places it hasn't. this is one place where it really hasn't. we think consumers would have more choices and lower prices if we got competition into that space. >> the first question is is there a market for set top boxes? >> the answer is really in terms of what is delivered over the cable network, no, because the box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. it's the cheapest way to do it, most efficient way to do it. no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was more fish to do it that way. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on cspan 23. >>> our live coverage of the presidential race continues tuesday night for the new york state primary. join us at 9:00 eastern for election results, candidate speeches and viewer reaction. taking you on the road to the white house on cspan, cspan radio, and cspan d

host: lydia is next from texas. good morning.r: good morning. , i think we are paying too much attention to the visas and we are forgetting to actually follow the money. people come here who are students and they become doctors and lawyers. we need to follow exactly where especiallys going, if they go to their mosque and they donate a lot of money. i have worked with many doctors and i hear the comments against america. thedoctors i patient -- patient did not want to follow the doctor's advice. so i hear this and i am like, wow. they are doctors but something is wrong here. that america is involved -- instead of the visas, there are a lot of wonderful people that come. canjust one rotten apple terrorist down. so i am thinking, follow the money and to see where people are putting the money into. to me, the clerics are more dangerous than the people themselves. they teachthings and -- childrenseed growing up with this mentality. they grow up to be what they are. so i say, follow the money. we are going to get a lot more out of it t

they are joined by lydia bay ude. >> we think we need competition in the set-top box market, and we want competition, competition, competition. someplace who has worked; some places it hasn't.this is one where it really hasn't . we the lower prices and more choices with vigorous competition. >> the first question is is there a market for set-top boxes? the answer really, in terms of what has been over the cable network, is no, because they are a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, and it is the cheapest way to do it that the market has developed. communicators," monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> a house subcommittee is looking at the benefits of providing service dogs to veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress and other mental health issues. we heard from a panel of witnesses from the veterans affairs department and the head of the nonprofit that provides trained service canines. this is an hour, 20 minutes. >> subcommittee on national security will come to order. the chairs authorized to declare re

determine which costs more necessarily but try to reduce the vehicle trips we did consultant with lydia did a workshop and she stride to provide estimates of things that will cost but in the end there is flexibility in how you design our program and the parking space you're going to save a lot of money by not building the parking it was tough to come to a conclusion what costs more than the benefits. >> per the question i know we were 3 percent beacon trips in the city a few years ago now 6 or 7 doubled i think so we provide bike parking for residents in the potrero hill only 7 percent of the trips are generated is that reflected in how you get the points. >> it's based on impact. >> we did a review best practices research to try to determine the range of points for each individual measure we firmly believe that if you provide for bicycle parking per bedroom for example, is more effective than per unit u unit our point system reflect that we plan as i alluded in the implementation strategy to go to the sites avenue r after they're built to see how close our estimates are. >> one more qu

they are joined by lydia beyoud from bloomberg saus. >> we think we need competition in the set top

. >> lydia is next from texas. good morning. >> calle >> this recorded portion of washington journal. let's go live to the capitol on the merrick garland supreme court nomination. >> how is everybody? >> we'll get started -- we were told everybody would be here in a minute. >> it appears that durbin merrier in the appropriations committee, they're tied up in a markup they're having, senate held confirmation hearings public in nature on supreme court nominees for 100 years. if republicans refuse to uphold that standard now, they'll be setting a new low in transparency in government. today we're giving all members of the senate to do the right thing, tell mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley to do their jobs. give judge garland the confirmation vote that he needs. the process that is so important and has been so good for the country over these many years. out of sight meetings where republican senators slip out of back doors to avoid reporters are not transparent and are not nearly enough. there will be no transparency

lydia lu is distinguished researcher there working in -- with assessment in higher education. mccaffery who used to be a colleague of mine and steve kline's when we were at rand in the late '90s now has a chair -- he is one of the most thoughtful people, a statistician who really knows a great deal about the issues that fredrik was talking about. i want to say a little bit -- the bottom line is fredrik's paper is a serious critique and he poses problems that are important. and what i want to do is just make a couple of comments that are simulated by his argument and then i want to just tell you a little bit about a new way we might think about framing research on higher education, leading perhaps with educational assessment but going beyond that a little bit. i think that accountability did have a lot to do with the ramp up of assessment in higher education. i'm talking about the spellings commission and so on. but i want to note that in the case of our group, reform and not accountability was the principle motivator. steve and i, some other colleagues at rand in the late '90s

they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg bna lydia beyoud. >>

lydia lu is a distinguished researcher there working in -- with assessment in higher education. dan mccaffery who used to be a colleague of mine and steve kline's when we were at rand in the late '90s, now has a chair -- he is one of the most thoughtful people, a statistician who really knows a great deal about the issues that fredrik was talking about. i want to say a little bit -- the bottom line is fredrik's paper is a serious critique and he poses problems that are important. and what i want to do is just make a couple of comments that are stimulated by his argument and then i want to just tell you a little bit about a new way we might think about framing research on higher education, leading perhaps with educational assessment but going beyond that a little bit. i think that accountability did have a lot to do with the ramp-up of assessment in higher education. i'm talking about the spellings commission and so on. but i want to note that in the case of our group, reform and not accountability was the principle motivator. steve and i, some other colleagues at rand in the lat