a fan is a talking about mark davis. >> >> will the raiders stay?g to get something done in oakland. >> reporter: if they don't, davis is working on a deal in carson los angeles to build a football stadium that would be shared between the raiders and the chargers. i asked if he closed that deal? >> yes we did. last night. >> reporter: he hired a familiar face. it is the former 49 49 is president who is working with davis on a plan to move the raiders south. >> this site is fully entitled. you can finish what limited remediation areas. >> reporter: the plan in carson seems to be on the fast track. unlike the plans for coliseum city. >> we spend our money. we pay to buy these tickets. but do we get in return? he is flirting with another city. >> reporter: flirting, yes, but not married yet. there is still a chance that the raiders could stay. he said he did not want to put a timeline on a timeline on making a decision but there is a timeline for the county of alameda to put a plan on the table. >> reporter: that is june 21. >> even flirting with south

and -- >> mark davis gets besieged by fans and the media. so what is he saying about staying in oakland? >>> well it doesn't get any better than this. i'm mike schumann live in oracle arena. game one of the western conference finals and >>> covering novato, oakland sunnyvalley and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> in less than an hour this little girl will sing her heart out. nilea dennison will perform the national anthem at tonight's big game one as the oilers take on the rockets in the western conference finals and this young lady can sing too. mike schumann is live at oracle for us tonight which is going to be rocking shu. >> reporter: no question. it already is, dan. this is a huge moment are moment. the warriors haven't been here in 39 years. both teams are one and two in the western conference and i'll let you look at them and both teams won three games and houston all elimination games and of course she has the mvp in steph curry and the runner-up and james harden and he'll have a little chip on his shoulder but this is a huge

trying to keep the raiders here predict that are twitter and their feelings print did anyone ask mark daviso buy land and carson helped the raiders to stay in oakland? state and oakland and get it done. >> grant: another tweet here says the davis is making it oakland thought print the want the case more than they bought the raiders. ankara sent the army have land creek >> grant: anti-incumbent really could not care less creek just let the raiders' lease. >> grant: and the fans are fired up creek someone to leave britain and some of them to stay. >> pam: and the biggest auto recall in the u.s. history creek today to cover almost doubled the size of an already huge because because of an ongoing problem with is their backs. catherine heenan is here with a troubling details catherine? >> catherine: thought we aren't talking about 70 cards and a separate the odds are pretty good you are affected. the cut abrasion has declared nearly 34 million and that the effect of that almost none of the seven cars on the road to that print most of the recalled cars to the made by the want of the dozens of dif

they wanted to make sure that mark davis knows they want the team to stay in oakland.k davis says that would be his first choice but he says the team deserves a new stadium. he also says he has no plans to move top st. louis if the -- to st. louis if the rams leave and he will not leave the raiders. >>> starting this season the snap for the extra point will be made from the 15-yard line. for years the snap has been from the two yard line which had a 99% success rate. this new rule would require a 30-yard kick. now for two point conversions the ball will remain on the two yard line. the owners approved the change allowing the defense to score two points if it returns a botched conversion for a touchdown. the rules will be in place during the coming season and then it will be reviewed. >>> organizers -- it has been reported that security is actually stopping women who are not wearing high heels. dave, they are kicking them off the red carpet. >> really? >> yes. a british tabloid reported a handful of women were denied entry to a movie premier. >> i think everyone should

your stadium, put a plan together. >> reporter: they hope to attract the attention of team owner mark davis and they did. >> mark, just know that we support you. >> know that. believe me i know that. we're trying. >> the raiders are deciding whether to move from the aging old coliseum and build a nearly $1.7 billion stadium they would share with the san diego charge chargers in the city of carson in los angeles. in fact, a complicated land deal between the teams and carson officials was finalized today. former 49ers president carmen policy is the point person on those negotiations. >> i know the way it works in the room. i know what they're looking for. i know what has to be done. >> reporter: but owner davis says there's still a glimmer of hope for oakland. >> i want to keep the raiders in oakland if i can, i really do but we have to be able to compete. >> reporter: the city of oakland and alameda county are working together for the first time and that could make the difference. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> there are several hundred million dollar gap between what the raiders want, what

>> reporter: raiders owner mark davis doesn't see an inconsistency.licy. >> i'm working in oakland right now and trying to get something done in oakland. we'll see what happens. and we have a parallel path going on in los angeles. >> the raiders continue to say their number one priority is to stay in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf brushes off a setback but understands the business of gett

>> reporter: well mark davis the raiders owner continues to say that he wants to stay in oakland, but what we are hearing new today is that the team and the city are both running out of time. the game clock is ticking on the oakland raiders and the city of oakland. today the nfl's relocation point man told reporters that a decision could come soon after the end of this year. >> i wouldn't single out oakland. any of the markets really have to be prepared to have a proposal that meets that time frame >> reporter: commissioner roger goddell says so far he has not heard a thing from the city of oakland. >> i don't know if it's a point of frustration but it's certainly a point of information. >> reporter: raiders owner mark davis says the club has set aside $500 million for a new stadium. >> we need to bridge a funding gap of $400 million and that's been the equation from day one. that's what we've been working towards >> reporter: any other sources of that money besides public? >> that's what they've been trying to work out. that's why they've been bringing in four different developers so

they wanted to make sure that mark davis knows they want the team to stay in oakland. e but he says the raiders deserve a new stadium. he also says he has no plans to move to st. louis if the rams leave and says he will not sell the raiders. >> ongoing saga. >> yes, it is. >>> thousands of gallons of crude oil floating along a four mile section of california's coastline. a live report on the emergency cleanup this morning and the possible impact to the local environment. >> one of the largest whole foods in northern california is opening today in a bay area city. we'll tell you wham makes this particular store unique and why they chose this certain city to put it in. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute on highway 4 that has been set back a little bit because of earlier problems. i'll tell you more about this coming up. >> a little bit of sun for some if you're far enough away from any fog influence but there is a big fog bank over us. temps are staying cool. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 it's 6:44. new grocery store opening in the east bay but it has featur

oakland raiders fans are pleading with team owner mark davis. to keep the team in oakland. this comes, after the raiders and chargers bought land at a potential stadium site in carson. about 20- miles south of l-a. davis says, he wants to keep the team in oakland. but says he needs to have an alternate plan. if talks with the city and county do not pan out. the raiders carson city land deal sparked a reaction from oakland politicians. with the raider's taking a significant step today. toward a possible move to the los angeles area. oakland mayor libby schaaf says she believes the recent deal the raiders made. is merely a back- up plan. and she is still optimistic that the city can keep the raiders in the bay area. >>:we respect that the raiders are trying to have a backup plan. they are trying to position themselves strongly for negotiation with the oakland politicians but even now the coach says-- owner says that his party is keeping them in oakland as it stands now, the mayor is waiting for the project developer to bring the city the latest proposal by sometime next month

because i don't want to over promise that we now have a path forward. >> commissioner goodell and mark davis will both ask about the possibility of the raiders sharing the 49ers stadium. levi stadium is built for two but davis made it clear he's not interested. in the newsroom carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, a tsa takedown caught on camera and what led agents to tase this passenger today at a california airport. >>> that's too loud daddy. >> i know one second. >> he was at work. one day after steph curry's daughter steals the show the nba mvp reveals why he's so surprised at her 15 minutes of fame. >> new at 4:30 wild life officials reveals yet oil spill along the santa barbara coastline is worse than first thought. >> michael finney taking your questions on twitter and facebook and he'll be here live in just a few minutes. just search michael finney on facebook or twitters to ask finney. >> checking your traffic at 4:12 on your wednesday. look at the sky in san francisco. on the right hand side it's better than it usually is and on the left hand

. >> reporter: that's the pledge from oakland raiders owner mark davis despite news that plans to build a joint stadium with the san diego chargers in southern california have moved one step forward. the chargers and raiders close on a 157-acre land deal in carson today that can be used to build a stadium for both teams. raiders fans sounded off outside the ritz carlton hotel where nfl league meetings are taking place to voice their discontent. >> i'm frustrated. i don't know what's going on with my team. >> i'm in san francisco. i've never been in this part of the city but i'm here speaking up because this means something to me. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby shaft speaking out too. she wants to keep the raiders, but says the city can't help fund a new stadium. >> our intent is to protect the public dollar to retain as many of our sports teams as possible. >> reporter: davis insists he wants to stay in oakland but says it's time for a fall-back plan. >> we're doing a parallel path. if in fact we can't get something done in oakland, we have to have something. >> reporter: raiders fans

you know what i sense that the communication between libby schaaf, the mayor, and mark davis is lessmore destructive. and when it gets to that point,i think you start to have a tough time finding a solution. i saw it happen with gavin newsom and dr. john york. it gets to the point where it just doesn't work anymore. >> that stadium is 40 miles to the south now. >> where is riley curry when you need her? the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! female announcer: through memorial day at sleep train, get up to four years interest-free financing or save up to $400 on simmons beautyrest and sealy posturepedic. even get four years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery set-up and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a b

close door session but today we were able to talk with raiders owner mark davis about the team future whether it includes a new facility in oakland. or interlos angeles. carolyn has the story. >> keep the raiders in oakland where they belong. >> raiders fans who gather outside the nfl owner meeting in san francisco were hoping team owner mark davis would see and hear them. >> stay in oakland mark do what's right. >> they got more than that. he came over to talk. about the call to keep the silver and black in oakland. >> mark just know that we support you here in oakland. >> i know that believe me i know. that we are trying. >>reporter: raiders are deciding whether to move from the aging old coliseum and build a nearly 1.7 billion dollar stadium they would share with the san diego chargers in the city of carson near los angeles. in fact complicated land deal between the teams and carson officials was finalize today. former 49ers president carmen is the point person on those negotiations. >> i know the way it works in the room. i know what they are looking for. i know what has to be don

the judge called the canal a ticking time bomb >>> mark davis is an environmental law attorney and professor at 2-lane university. >> she said "you should have foreseen this and since it was foreseeable you'll be responsible." >> reporter: it's a hard fought victory for the parish and 17 plaintiffs who sued the government 10 years ago. the u.s. government is typically immune to flood-related projects. the court found this was different since the canal was built for navigation. >> the message recouping from the decision is the people can hold the government accountable. >> reporter: the canal was closed in 2009. the department of justice told al jazeera it is reviewing the judge's decision. it's unclear if the federal government plans to appeal. how much the government will pay in damages remains to be seen. if a judge grants class action status elmo barnes and others who live in st. bernard's parish and the lower ninth ward can sue for reparation. >> i don't see getting restitution, but i'd like to see these mistakes not happening again. >> 39 tornados have been reported across three states

raiders owner mark davis says he wants the team to stay in oakland but he admits it may no be possible because his demands include the old coliseum being torn down. that would leave the oakland a's without a place to play. and the coliseum city plan that has already been approved includes new and separate facilities for each team. >>> today voters will decide who will hold the state senate district seven seat. two democrats running for the seat which includes a large part of alameda and contra costa county. yesterday assemblywoman and her staff made last minute phone calls from her concord campaign headquarters. she will term out of her assembly seat next year. she says she has more to achieve in sacramento. her opponent says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> that i'm a socially progressive but fiscally a little more conservative. i stand up to party bosses. >> i feel like i'm right in the middle of very good work. particularly around the modernization of public schools. >> outside groups have reportedly spent $7 million on the election. >>> this morning santa claire r

raiders owner mark davis told us he wants to keep the team in oakland but he also wants a new stadium. davis announced that he and the owner of the san diego chargers have signed a deal to buy 170 acres in the city of carson where a new stadium would be built for the two teams to share. >> there will be two number one teams if in fact that happened. we are designing it together. we are make all the decisions together. it will be for both teams. >> just seems like an odd combo. raiders fans gathered outside the nfl owners meetings are happening and they want to make sure he knows they want the team to stay in oakland. he also said he has no plan to move to st. louis if the rams leave and he won't sell the raiders. now the nfl owners did approve an on the field plan to make it harder to score a point after a touchdown. starting this season the snap for the extra point will be made from the 15-yard line for years the snap has been from the two yard line which had a 99% success rate. the new rule will require a 30- yard kick making it less likely the offense will score the extra point. fo

when flames tore through the trees behind mark davis' house in 2013, he tried everything to stop thema losing battle until suddenly backup, from horton. on the davis' street, they know she helped save their home. you realize what you're doing makes a huge difference. the difference, potentially, between the untouched and the unrecognizable. and cal fire's chief told me today the conditions right now are worse than they were last year, so fires could spread faster than ever. their new warning tonight, lester, get ready. >> could be a very long summer. hallie jackson, thank you very much. >>> a bizarre smuggling case. authorities noticed a young woman with a wheeled suitcase acting suspiciously and when they put the bag through an x-ray machine she discovered an 8-year-old boy was curled up inside. there is the image. he told them he was from the ivory coast, and was placed in the care of child protection services. the woman identified as a moroccan national was apparently trying to smuggle the boy to spain. >>> when we come back, love letters to mom. >>> finally tonight, children every

raiders owner mark davis said he has to keep his options open. >>> trying to get something done in oakland. we have a parallel path going on in los angeles in case. >> davis says there's a $400 million funding gap for a new stadium in oakland. he says the one flicker of hope is that the city and alameda county are working together for the first time. they have until the middle of june to come up with a financing plan for the team. >>> a bay area school accuse of shaming girls. >> making girls have to change the way they dress. >> now students take a stand for equality in the classroom. the dress code they call sexist. >> trapped in a burning car. but timing was on their side. how an army captain used his training to pull a couple to safety. >> raunchy videos and adult content on a app that's supposed to be child friendly. the new concerns about using yout >>> students in one east bay high school are taking a stand against the dress code they allege is sexist. kpix 5's devin fehely on why the students say the school rules unfairly target girls. devin. >> reporter: the student who started th

>> grant:raiders fans.pleading with team owner mark davis to keep the team in oakland. >> grant:this comes as we learn the raiders and chargers have bought land at a potential stadium site in carson.about 20 miles south of l-a. >> grant:davis says he wants to keep needs to have an alternate plan if talks with the city and county don't pan out. >> grant:davis says oakland officials need to come up with a financing plan. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant:he says he has 500 million lined up.but needs another 400 million to build a stadium. >> pam: the new land deal for the raiders. has sparked a reaction from oakland politicians. the raider's took a significant step today. for their possible move to the los angeles area. but oakland mayor libby schaaf says, she is still optimistic that the city can keep the raiders. >> pam: as it stands now, the mayor is waiting for the project developer to bring the city the latest proposal by sometime next month. designed to keep the raiders in oakland. the city of it can keep the raiders.

mark davis has said repeatedly he does want the team to stay in ownland. >> an update on our breakings. workers have capped a broken gas line on folsom street in san francisco and both fourth and fomc om has reopened. no one was hurt, but the road closures were causing gridlock near the moscone center. >>> we have breaking news in a mortgage fraud case. 07 your side first broke more than two years ago. 7 on your side's michael finny is here with the latest on an investigation that you will see only on abc 7 news. >> breaking news. 7 on your side abc 7 news has confirmed the arrest of miguel angel lopez. lopez ran a company known as mortgage modifiers out of petaluma. distressed homeowners accused him of promising to modify their loans in exchange for an advanced fee, never fulfilling his promises. he faces 95 criminal counts including mortgage fraud, grand theft and financial crimes against the elderly. he could face up to 84 years in prison. we are still tracking down developments in this case and we'll have an update on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> the company behind a massive recall of

mark davies began his career working as a bouncer in some of the east side's toughest drinking establishmentsities to hone his skill. now he runs tactical edge. come at him with a knife, the overwhelming likelihood is that it will soon be hanging out of your ass. >> generally these courses start come at me with a knife and a guy comes at you like it is "friday the 13th." nobody outside "friday the 13th" has ever come at anybody like this. if somebody does come, they're rushing at you with multiple -- in a manic frenzy of slashing movements. >> yeah. you tend to get these repeated lines of attack. if they're going for the stomach, it is a sewing machine kind of action. >> is your first order of business deflecting or getting the knife from them? >> i'm going to either gain control of the weapon or go to a returning blade technique. >> right. show me. >> okay. the thing about knife defense is there's no magic bullet. any technique can fail. any technique can go wrong. if there's multiple opponents, that can get difficult as well. here, this sort of thing, yeah? if we've got the knife held up cl

. >> mark davis says there is a june 21st deadline for a plan. abc7 news. >> take a look at this video that got thousands of book lovers upset lighting up social media following our report showing books being thrown away. the library is looking for answers tonight abc7 news first reported this story in february. our post got attention nationwide. with more than 76,000 people sharing the stwi their friends. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen joins us with the latest developments. chris? >> a lot of attention on this issue as you mentioned so much so that it could change could lead to a change in policy in the way that unwanted books are handled the library board will meet tonight into fremont at 7:00 to review the proposal. >> in the past two years ala immediate yoo county officials estimate they've recycled 172,000 library items. >> there is an ebb and flow to a life cycle. >> this video provided by alameda county shows an employee recycling books. some had mold and therefore, able to be discarded with out review but critics say there needs to be mo

. >> mark davis says there is a june 21st deadline for a plan. abc7 news. >> take a look at this video that got thousands of book lovers upset lighting up social media following our report showing books being thrown away. the library is looking for answers tonight abc7 news first reported this story in february. our post got attention nationwide. with more than 76,000 people sharing the stwi their friends. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen joins us with the latest developments. chris? >> a lot of attention on this issue as you mentioned so much so that it could change could lead to a change in policy in the way that unwanted books are handled the library board will meet tonight into fremont at 7:00 to review the proposal. >> in the past two years ala immediate yoo county officials estimate they've recycled 172,000 library items. >> there is an ebb and flow to a life cycle. >> this video provided by alameda county shows an employee recycling books. some had mold and therefore, able to be discarded with out review but critics say there needs to be mo

meet mark davies.s a bouncer in some of the east side's toughest drinking establishments where he had plenty of opportunities to hone his skill. now he runs tactical edge. teaching close combat and knife defense to u.k. special operators and security companies. come at him with a knife, the overwhelming likelihood is that it will soon be hanging out of your ass. generally these courses start come at me with a knife and a guy comes at you like it is "friday the 13th." pretty much nobody outside of "friday the 13th" in my experience has ever come at anyone like this. if someone does come, they're rushing at you with multiple -- in a manic frenzy of multiple jabbing or slashing movements. >> yes. your attacker is being affected by adrenaline. you tend to get these repeated lines of attack. if they're going for the stomach, it is a sewing machine kind of action. >> is your first order of business deflecting or getting the knife away from them? >> right. i'm either going to gain control of the weapon or go

raiders owner mark davis want the team to stay in oakland but says thatmy not be possible because thatw work starts. >> i don't want to build a brand-new stadium and have it be in a construction zone for the next three, four years. >> that would leave the as without a place to play and the plan that's been approved includes new and separate facilities for each team. no sloat on any stadium plans are scheduled at the nfl meeting this week. >>> 7:39. well, today, east bay voters, you will decide who will hold the district 7 state senate seat. two democrats, they are running for that seat. it includes large parts of alameda and contra costa counties. the district 7 seat used to be held by mark desonia. bonia will term out of her assembly seat next year. she says she has more to achieve in sacramento. in the meantime, her opponent, steve glazer says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> i'm socially progressive but fiscally more conservative. i have the courage to stand up to party bosses as reflected on my stance on b.a.r.t. >> i feel like i'm in the middle of very good park

. >> mark davis said there is a june 21st deadline for a financing plan.ry outlet stores are pulling packages of harris ranch meat from the shelves after a woman says he found what appeared to be glass shards in a meat loaf she was making. our contra cost ta times media partner says they removed all beef rolls from its stores nationwide. 31 in the bay area. grocery outlet says stores, rather that meat will remain off the shelves until it can deter men what was in the meat. >> family and friend of a camp counselor killed by a falling tree in yosemite, stage aid day long demonstration in support of the victim took place out the san francisco office. riddenburg died two years ago. evidencen a recently settled lawsuit says the camp ignored expert advice about the trees. >> what i want this community to do is start qug question sasking questions. love a place. have great experience at the place. you have to ask the questions and look at the evidence. >> the camp said the tree fell spontaneously, and said in a statement, the trees at the camp are routinely inspe

mark davis says he wants the team to stay in oakland but he admits that may not be possible because his demands include the current coliseum being torn down. >> i don't want to build a brand new stadium and then have it be in a construction zone for the next 2-3-4 years. >> but that would leave the oakland a's without a place to play. the planish clouds new and separate facilities for each team. with no vote on any stadium plans scheduled at that nfl meeting this week. >>> east bay voters will decide who will hold the state senate district seven seat. two democrats bonilla and glazer are running for the seat which includes large parts of alameda and contra costa counties. yesterday assemblywoman bonilla and her staff made last minute phone calls. she will term out of her assembly seat next year and she has more to achieve in sacramento. her opponent mayor steve glazer says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> i'm a socially progressive but fiscally a little more conservative. >> i feel like i'm right in the middle of really good work. particularly around the modernization

oakland raiders fans pleading with team owner mark davis. to keep the team in oakland. this comes, after the raiders and chargers bought land at a potential stadium site in carson. about 20- miles south of l-a. davis says, he wants to keep the team in oakland. but that he needs to have an alternate plan. in case talks with the city and county do not pan out. the raiders carson city land deal sparked a reaction from oakland politicians. with the raider's taking a significant step toward a possible move to the los angeles oakland mayor libby schaaf says, she believes the recent deal the raiders made. is merely a back- up plan. and she is still optimistic that the city can keep the raiders in the bay area. respect"the players are having a backup plan in negotiation mode trying to position themselves probably for renegotiations of oakland and appreciate even today mark davis has repeatedly said his priority is staying in oakland." >> james:as it stands right now, the mayor is waiting for the project developer to bring the city the latest proposal by sometime next coming up

>> reporter: raiders owner mark davis doesn't see an inconsistency. you hired carmen policy. >> i'm working in oakland right now and trying to get something done in oakland. we'll see what happens. and we have a parallel path going on in los angeles. >> the raiders continue to say their number one priority is to stay in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf brushes off a setback but understands the business of getting a deal done. you think it's a negotiation ploy? >> i think the raiders are developing a backup plan and are also negotiating with the city of oakland which they clearly stated is their first choice. >> reporter: she reiterated there will be no public money spent. the raiders say they need $400 million and the city working with a private developer for a coliseum city. stadium, housing and retail. tell you why they are gun shy about public money. the city of oakland is still paying off $20 million a year for a loan they gave the raiders to fix up the coliseum the last time the raiders left and that was back in the 90s. in oaklan

the raiders' first rounder flanked by owner mark davis, jack del rio the alabama crimson tide star atrence today and let me see he is paid to catch balls not dazzle you with one-liners. he did say he was happy to be the first wideout taken in the draft. >> of course i wanted to be the first to be taken just because [ indiscernible ] so long but, you know, i also understand that it really doesn't matter because what matters is what you do once you get picked. >> all right. the 49ers made a little noise stacking its defense. here's the gift the 49ers unwrapped today. they selected [ non-english language ] a safety from stanford. tart was a two-time all american in the football championship subdivision. tart has only played football since his senior year in high school also good friends with last year's first round pick jimmy ward. >> arik armstead the 49ers first round pick paid santa clara a visit today for the meet and greet with the bay area press. 6'7" almost 300 pounds. the defensive end out of oregon is a whole lot of man! grabbed 2.5 sacks for the ducks last season. sacramento na

proposal speaking to days of the league's owners and meeting as severances go come one day after mark davis cup to a fan outside of the meeting the honor was a team to stay. this assumption the has been rare publicly dated and we do need to have a proposal from the people here about how they're going to build a keep them here in oakland/the commissioner reacting to that deflate the discipline for the first time since it was handed down. the team will except as punishment and move on from accusations the team employees protested the political boss tom ready appeal will continue. >>pam moore: the bay bridge would enjoy-found this time that is next + it's been arise in all break-ins and one east bay city coming up with police are telling drivers to do about it steph curry may have led the golden state warriors to a big victory last night but his little daughter told--stole the show >>reporter: we're getting word that a gas leak in that area has and acted traffic and other folks are trying to get around the area of fourth and folsom streets in san francisco police have called off the streets in

. >> they built a product -- >> mark davis is an environmental law attorney and professor at too laneniversity. >> she said you should have foreseen this and since this was so foreseeable, you're going to be responsible for when and if it happens. >> it's a hard fought victory for st. bernard parish and 17 plaintiffs who sued the federal government 10 years ago. the u.s. government is typically immune to liability related to flood control projects, but the court found this case was different, since the mrgo canal was built for navigation. >> the message that resounds from this decision is that the people can hold their government accountable. >> the canal was closed in 2009. the department of justice told al jazeera it's reviewing the judge's decision. it's unclear if the federal government plan to say appeal, and just how much the government will pay in damages remains to be seen. if a judge grants class action status elmo branches and others who lived in the st. bernard parish and lower ninth ward could sue for compensation. >> i'd like to see these mistakes don't happen again. >> j

want to make that clarification this morning the oakland raider fans are pleading with team owner mark davis to keep the team in oakland this comes after the raiders and chargers bought land at the to the stadium site in carson to 2 mi. out of lost angeles he says he was to keep the team in oakland but he needs to have an alternate plan in case talk with the city and county not pan out. >>james: this part a reaction from oakland politicians with the raider taking that's the sixth that the lost angeles the shaft said she believes the reason the other writers made is nearly a backup plan and she is still optimistic the city can keep the raiders in the bay area. we respect that i too have a backup plan that in negotiations to they are trying to make themselves from with the negotiations with the city of oakland but i appreciate that even today but davis have repeatedly said that his priority is staying in oakland. >>james: as it stands right now the mayor is waiting for the plaza developer to bring the city the latest proposal by sometime next month is sent we will keep you updated on the story

this weekend we'll visit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with mark davis and martin frost, as well as david axelrod, and we'll close out may at book expo america in new york city, where the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. on the first week in june we're live for the "chicago tribune" printer row lit fest, can lawrence wright and your phone calls. that's this spring on c-span2's book tv. >>> president obama will be at georgetown university at part of a summit on overcoming poverty. he'll discuss the issue with harvard public policy professor robert putnam and arthur brooks president of the american enterprise institute. that's part of a three-day meeting of civic religious, and political leaders and will be live here on c-span3 at 11:25 a.m. eastern. later in the day we're coffering the senate veterans affairs committee, which is holding another hearing on implementing changes in the way the v.a. handles veterans' health care and oversight of the department. that's on c-span3 at 2:30. >>> now the economic effect of regulations on the sea

mark. lampard with a good tackle. a foot in by davis. send sends manet away. blocked off by fernandinho. >> well in possession there mane. trying to up the tempo. cut inside fernandinho and gets enough collision to get a free kick. he was waiting for more support which was slow in coming that time from southampton. >> just shy of 3,000 saints fans have come north today. a season of so many highs for them. with an end in style here. davis with the free kick. a poor ball that by his usual high standards. bertrand has to be careful here with aguero close to him. a suggestion of handball by bertrand. it was unspotted by the officials. out now by southampton against demichelis. still no whistle. good ball that by lampard. now aguero. milner. that will be a corner. fonte with the with challenge. >> certainly suits manchester city when the game isser more often. southampton are nice and compact. a difficult team to break down. they are working hard. can they maintain the pace? 27 minutes, last game of the season. lots of football play by the southampton players. manc

way off the mark and into the outfield and kevin pillar heads to third on the error by davis. toronto with men on the corners. next batter. >> bounced towards hardee. >> j.j. hardee's throw home offer the mark. score on another error. the bad gets worse. very next batter t.j. mcfarlane's pitch is wild and another run comes in so that escalated quickly, don't you think? >> thee errors and royals win it 10-2. >> sometimes when i think things go back they start ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of philadelphia where an amtrak train carrying more than 200 people has derailed. at least 50 people are injured. >> the train originated here in washington about 7:00 p.m. was on its way to new york city when it derailed outside of philly about 9:30 tonight. it happened north of the 30th street station in center city philadelphia that you may be familiar with. several passengers say it was appr

you will hear from david axelrod, tom davis, mark frost.ll live this week and on booktv and every weekend on c-span3, american history tv, 48 hours of history, and here comes the house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. we give you thanks, o god, for giving us another day. we ask your blessing upon this assembly and upon all to whom the authority of government is given. the issues of these days and in coming months

mark ibanez. >> aldavis always liked speed -- al al davis always liked speed.y are probably gearing up for number two. they will come out, the head coach will come out and talk about the selection. right now we are a little ways away from that. when they do we will get the comments. i was surprised. i thought they would go for the defensive guy out of usc. i am happy with this. offense. >> absolutely. all right. thank you. >>> oakland mayor rolls out her budget. her top priorities and why the budget is different from the ones in the past. and the non-profit giving children from low income families a shot at high tech years. >> wow! this is like a world i never knew about. >> in weather, 80s and 90s out there. coming up the areas that will cool tomorrow and the changes in the five-day forecast. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> firefighters in fresno are waiting for a huge fire to burn itse

on tuesday we'll visit maryland with congressman tom davis and mark frost, as well as david axelrod, and then we'll close out may at book expo america in new york city. then on the first week in june we're live for the chicago tribune. including lawrence wright and your phone calls. that's this spring on c-span 2's book tv. >>> next, military lawyer, law professors and authors talk about president obama's request to use military forces in isis and look at actions dating back to vietnam and korea. host bid the new york city bar association, this is an hour and 20 minutes. >>> good evening, everyone. my name is jonathan affits and i'm the chair of the task force on national security and the rule of law. and we're delighted to be here tonight for this panel discussion, a president at war. an examination of the war powers and the congress in authorizing military operations. tonight we'll discuss an issue that is both timeless and timely. the president's war powers and and congress' role in authorizing military operations. these issues date to the first days of the republic and have remai

middle of may we will visit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival with tom davis and markrost. as well as david axelrod. and we will close out may at book expo america in new york city, where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in the first week of june we are alive for the chicago tribune printers row lit fest. with pulitzer prize-winning author lawrence wright and your phone calls on booktv. announcer: the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress, with color photos of every senator and house member. plus bio and contact information and twitter handles per it also, district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet and federal agencies and state governors. you can get it through the c-span online store at c-span.org. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is tim mak of "the daily beast," and he is here to talk about an upcoming deadline, june 1, for key provisions of what is known as the patriot act. give us a one-on-one of the patriot act. what is it whe

general davis: i'm very confident this will be great for the united states. major stepill markorward for a program under intense scrutiny. last month, professional auditors concluded poor engine reliability could threaten progress. but one longtime critic says he is seeing improvement. >> if i had to do it all over again, obviously i would not approve of that kind of weapons system in the cost associated with it, but now it is at the stage that it is, we need to go ahead and continue to acquire it. they hope to show that money is well spent. >> i am a taxpayer and i care about my taxes and i do not think my tax dollars are being wasted. scarlet: peter, i love the get up with the huge earmuffs that you had. what doeriousness -- they need before they earn combat certification. those first of all, earmuffs are very much essential because that planus allowed when it goes by you -- that plane is so loud when it goes by you. they need to go for weapons training. to show that they can deliver bombs, for example, and then they will go through a rigorous inspection by the marine corps b

you will hear from david axelrod, tom davis, mark frost. that is all live this week and on booktv and every weekend on c-span3, american history tv, 48 hours of history, and here comes the house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. we give you thanks, o god, for giving us another day. we ask your blessing upon this assembly and upon all to whom the authority of government is given. the issues of these days and in coming months remain complicated and potentially divisive. endow each member with wisdom and wquanimity. we send your spirit of peace upon those areas of our world where violence and conflict endure and threaten to multiply. may all your children learn to live in peace. and may all that is done within the people's house this day be for your greater

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