three after this. >> mike: mike goldberg, joe rogan. this our main event of the evening. fox ufc saturday. fabricio werdum, travis browne. the winner will fight cain velasquez for the ufc heavyweight championship. and joe, fabricio werdum has been dominant thus far in this fight. >> joe: he certainly has. he survived a few scary moments in the beginning of the first round, but now he is all over travis. he's stepping over. he's taking guard. and watch the control of fabricio werdum. when you're dealing with a guy who's never given you space. that left leg is pinned to the chest of travis browne. there's no air for him to move. if he separates that right arm from travis body and throws his right leg over the body of travis's body. travis is in all sorts ever trouble. he's back to his feet. >> mike: he's up. good escape, though, joe. >> joe: yes. but fabricio can hit him with knees now too. >> mike: and a right hand. >> joe: and look. travis is exhausted. >> mike: he's trying to play like he's not. >> joe: oh, he's exhausted. his legs are wobbly. look how he's moving. >> mi

inside were the remains of mike snyder. >> she had been saying mike was in phoenix and mike this andto not know eight years and hold on to hope and have that pulled out from under you was very difficult for all of us. >> ellen snyder sat in defense attorney penny adrian's office knowing an arrest was imminent. >> they found the body and she wanted to get it over. she said you can't go on like this. >> so adrian informed the police that ellen snyder was ready to turn herself in. >> that following friday, i met with the police detectives at her office, gave a full statement. >> before we ask you questions, i want you to understand these are your mir ran a da and constitutional rights. >> she gave police a 2 1/2 hour confession and her version of events is quite a story. >> woke me up. it was 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we were arguing. pushing back and forth and i told him, i know all about you and dave simmons. i know that you are gay. >> ellen said she had recently grown more courageous in her dealings with mike, and on this night she confronted her husband over what she says was a se

below that, mike will lose money.e protected himself below that level. good thing he did because since the time of the trade, solar city shares have fallen nearly 10% making this trade a loser. and now options action fans all around the globe are asking the same thing -- >> how many earths do you think would fit inside the sun? >> actually bill nye, what they are asking is, what will mike and carter do now? carter, what do you do now? >> we're going to stick this one out. a big decline. 40%. 88 to 54. back to where it started on the year. we still thing rebound potential is high. stay long. >> rebound potential is high. what do you think? >> this is a situation where our options trade is set whereupon it has more leverage to the up side. i wouldn't close it here. the spreads are a little bit wide. you have 5-1 leverage if you hang tight rather than selling it here. you have to stay with it. >> what do you think is going to happen to the stock near term. these are stocks that have gotten massively crushed. >> they dese

so mike o'neil is a competitor, and it's a reminder that mike o'neil is there and he has shareholders' back. i thought that was very positive. mike corbat, the ceo, gave a reminder that the restructuring story you saw in the first quarter, that involved better control of costs, reducing the legacy assets of citi holdings, use the deferred tax assets, something they're still focused on. and divestitures are not out of the question. that's the way i read where they had to say. in fact, starting midyear, they said they're going to disclose new information -- they're going to disclose returns on capital by business line. so progress for shareholder rights. and as a perm victory, they committed to webcast the meeting. the only one not to do so will be wells fargo. so wells fargo, message to you, time to webcast your annual meeting, too. a little victory for governance. >> mike, how low do you think their efficiency ratio can go? how much can they take out of this system? >> well, they've reduced head count by 12,000 employees under mike corbat, taken out 2.8 billion the last six quarter, a

what do you think, mike?ere our options trade, which has obviously worked against us, has set up with more leverage to the up side. i wouldn't close it. the spreads are a little wide. you have 5 to 1 leverage if you hang tight. so stay with us it. >> what do you think is going to happen to the stock near-term. these are stocks that have gotten massively crushed. >> they deserve to have been. let's listen, we've been talking about high-flying names. this certainly fits the category. >> this one in particular. >> how many of us have man crushes on elon musk? >> i guess you do. >> well, once you start losing 10, 20, 30, 40% -- >> that crush goes away. >> it kind of does. i think a better entry for this stock would be 40. >> coming up next, the final call. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorsw

tell me what happens then. >> he says, "mike, i killed my parents."you didn't, tyler. shut up." and, he said, "mike, look at the driveway, all the cars are there. my parents are dead. i killed 'em." >> reporter: and then with partying teens still inside the house, tyler tells mike to look for the telltale signs -- blood by a computer desk where mary jo had been working. and by the master bedroom door -- but still mike doesn't believe it. >> i actually thought he went that far out to play a prank on me, that he actually put fake blood on the ground. >> reporter: really? you think he's playing a prank, at this point. >> anything but what it is, you know. >> reporter: the idea that teenagers are playing beer pong right here, while just steps away behind this door, his best friend's parents lay lifeless is too much for mike to fathom. >> i took tyler into the garage, and i said, "i want to see them dead, if you really did it. i don't believe you." >> reporter: tyler says he'll prove it after everyone leaves, but mike doesn't wait. >> i walk around back, a

anything mike nifong -- and they think mike nifong is the antichrist. >> where is he now? urham and livesd on a pension. he has health problems. he had cancer. he has had a heart attack. he was a very quiet, solitary life. he did spend the time to talk to a chance to tell his story that has never been told. as you mentioned crystal magnum. let's take a look at her. this is after she was found guilty of murdering her boyfriend. [video clip] gail magnum. juryhe 12 members of the find her to be guilty of second-degree murder. a --e foreperson was foreperson. >> is this your verdict? if so, say you all? >> yay. [indiscernible] >> i will ask each of you a series of questions. >> yes. >> would you please stand? believe she is in a prison in north carolina. i do not know which one. to march 13 of 2006 was not what role did she play in that evening? >> she was one of the two exotic dancers that the boys hired to dance for them for two hours. i cannot imagine what they were going to do in the two hours. the dance ended such as it was. it ended after five minutes. point, therethat w

mike and i think it is incredibly important.ve been willing to create some controversy saying let's help teachers be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly for that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> just on a following note, bill, tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens that will be on your walls in the office, at home, so we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even unde

[video clip] >> mike pressler tells his story in a book. mike joins us now.re we get into the book, the title, where did it come from? >> a very famous phrase by the athletic director at duke when you try to tell me the season have to be canceled. i implored him he cannot cancel the season. >> if it was not about the truth, what was it about? >> many layers. it was about peoples' agendas, faculty especially. a lot of prejudgment by so many people. not only duke university but the entire country. >> where is mike pressler today? >> he is the head lacrosse coach at bryant university. in rhode island. >> how did he leave, under what circumstances? >> the athletic director, after mcfadden's e-mail was part of a search warrant and was unsealed. as soon as it was unsealed and became public, that was when mike pressler was fired and the season was canceled. they were willing to suspend -- let this play out until indictments came or not. once the mcfadden e-mail came out, he was fired. and the season was cancelled. >> you open the book about coach k. i saw that he al

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[video clip] >> mike pressler tells his story in a book. mike joins us now.before we get into the book, the title, where did it come from? >> a very famous phrase by the athletic director at duke when he was trying to tell me the season had to be canceled. and i implored him that he could not cancel the season because he promised the players there would be no further cancellation of games until charges were brought. >> if it was not about the truth, what was it about? thatere are many layers to answer. it was about a lot of things. it was about peoples' agendas, the faculty in particular. a lot of prejudgment by so many people. not only duke university but the entire country. >> where is mike pressler today? >> he is the head lacrosse coach at bryant university. in rhode island. >> how did he leave, under what circumstances? >> the athletic director, after mcfadden's e-mail, which was part of a search warrant and was , but on april 5, 2006, it was unsealed. as soon as it was unsealed and became public, that was when mike pressler was fired and the season was

it was hard to turn away watching questioning of mike moree of it? >> he's threading a needle, a very difficult needle. this whole thing stinks. mike morell left central intelligence agency, works for moneymaking advisory in washington, d.c. with a couple former hillary clinton staffers and former chief of staff of chairman of this committee. if it were an oliver stone you wouldn't believe it but here it is in real life. mike morell is walking this line, a difficult line to walk claiming there was a protest even though cia station chief in libya makes it clear there was no protest at the time and after the attack. but mike morell has to say he didn't see anything going on and our analyst in langly knew more than the station chief in libya. who changed the talking points? we're going to dance around that. you're going to have to waterboard people before you find out wlapd. >> it is interesting. at one point morell did say he believed it was both, it was a protest and a terrorist attack. some people might say you can't have it both ways. what do you th

here's mike inouye. >> good morning. being friday and friday with spring break, well, the tri-valley, you might not see the commute slower but your commute should be slower if it's wet where you're driving as christina is talking about. 580 looking all right. i had flashing lights which cleared the area. the road crews are clearing. we had slowing, there it is by the arrow. crews moving, that skews the sensor. there is a lighter volume. the green where it says dublin, wet roads in many spots. eastbound 580 at 680 we did have an overnight crash. no injuries, there may be activity on the shoulder as you approach that. there is more green toward oakland. look at the peninsula around the coast, that blue, that means where there is puddling and ponding, did show activity having passed through the area as well. traffic is light on 280 and 101. we'll see how the water affects those folks as well. >> mike, thank you. 4:33. friends and family will honor the life after union city marine killed by a suspected drunk driver a month a

mike joins us. nice to see you, mike. >> thank you.e, i may be jumping way ahead, but, you know, we are always excited with these pings with the possibility. should the pings beblack box ane located. how do you get it up. the next step is if we were to confirm that we have, in fact, found the target, greta. what the wreckage field feels like. size of some of the pieces that might be down there. a completely different sweep of equipment. if it one vehicle. likely with our orion which is our 20,000-foot ocean search system and confirm, again, where the targets are and what are the highest possibility targets for finding those flight recorders. >> all right. and let's say analysis and all that analyzing the area. how do you get it up to the surface? >> obviously if you get lucky you find a flight recorder laying on the obama and you can pick it up with curve 21 and recover it to the surface. if it turns out that there is large pieces of wreckage. find the after tail section very likely that that's where we will. tail section with the blac

even while they have an effective working relationship. >> mike, you mentioned that mike o'neill expressedport for the c.e.o. mike corbat which often is what you expect to hear at an annual meeting like this, to your point, the only time you have a chance to hear from the chairman of the board. on the one hand, he says he has a good relationship with corbat. on the other hand, he also says the board was surprised, perhaps even blindsided by the results from the fed's stress test. can you really have it both ways? >> i don't think so. i think this company is methodical. so i think they are making changes. and i think we'll see these changes over the next year as opposed to the next quarter or the next month. they did confirm that they're getting out of their headquarters. what a symbolic move. they're consolidating down into the greenwich street location. >> in tribeca as opposed to the high priceed building on wall street avenue? >> the observation is which bank has the tallest building in a city, that was assured, now you see citigroup selling its headquarters. i think they need to delive

mike hits on the important thing for amazon.arter, the current quarter run, it looks horrible for them and people are tired of that story. they're tired of it's going to grow and grow and grow. they're tired of that. >> i got the big one, though. when you think about, we know it's been tough in small cap land and high valuation, high growth land. okay. the nasdaq is down 7% for the highs. the russell's down 7% from the highs. you know what's not down a heck of a lot? s&p. april 14th all-time high, it is down 2%. if you look at that chart, that is the trend line, the trend channel. it has not broken its move average since november of 2012 on the downside. we are overbought. if the s&p, if large cap stocks start to participate, we're going back to 1750. >> carter worth. i want to bring you in. you're in the magical place we call englewood cliffs. in terms of this divergence between the big cap technology and what's going on in the s&p 500. can we see this continue where the nasdaq got so beaten down, the s&p still remains in this

it says meet mike. okay. meet mike and do you know what?ou didn't put in here about how you were lobbyist for strip clubs and you learned from larry flint not to sugar coat but tell it how it is. >> if somebody asks me i it will them what larry flint. >> you didn't meet mike. >> you learn about mike on twitter every day. >> twitter is another thing. let me ask the other thing you say you don't like about is the that loop of partisan bickering? >> yes. >> i'm curious what you think when you sort of tweet about people being like you just go out there and tweet like have a war on fox news, including me, i guess, that you have a war on this free speech of the tea party, you don't like that stuff, do you. >> i don't care for the tea party. >> it says on your meet mike that you don't like this partisan bickering? >> my deal with the party bickering i think all political party are fake somewhat. >> but you don't like it but you do it. >> i don't partisan bicker. >> if you don't let's go to your twitter account? your twitter account has been suspen

mike in chicago on this. mike. >> we could be looking at the beginning of a domino effect.ma senate approved a house bill rejecting common core. indiana was the first to turn back on this national set of standards. the program is intended to elevate the performance of struggling schools. schools say a federal overreach, take over and does not nurture schools that are performing well. >> while some states may have needed to improve their standards, settling for a status quo of mediocrity for every state certainly shouldn't be the answer. we should be striving for something much higher than that. >> wisconsin and kentucky are also exploring the potential of pulling out of common core. the program does have its supporters, republican governor of michigan rick snyder is one of them. >> curriculum itself and how it's taught is at the local level. bringing the high standards with common core and flexibility in the local school district and the school with the teachers on how that gets applied and delivered to the students. that's a good balance. >> supporters of common core say i

mike has his eye on that. first up meteorologist christina loren, she has been tracking the spring storm. a lot of rain. >> a lot of rain, lightning, and more thunder on the way as we head throughout the day. good morning to you, peggy, scott, everybody at home. right now the heaviest rainfall is moving over the peninsula. throughout the day today we're going to see showers get pretty active yet again we expect more thunderstorm activity and yesterday was a wild weather day. i want to bring you live to christie smith, she's live in berkeley. what happened out there yesterday? >> reporter: good morning to you. let's get to it. i want to show you what's left of this redwood tree in berkeley. looks like a spear sticking up in the sky behind this one-story home. this is a redwood tree struck by lightning yesterday. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion. it shattered into pieces. there is wood all over the neighborhood. steve can pan over. the roof is under tarp because it landed that way too. also there is a

. >> mike viqueira joins us on the telephone from seoul south korea, what is the latest mike?well, in g-7 put forward this statement, john. previously the president signed executive orders, the europeans had gone along, but this is a unified movement and a unified statement. siting the fact that russia has taken no concrete actions in support of the geneva accords that were reached last thursday, matter of fact the situation has worsened significantly. the g7 leaders say it has continued to escalate tensions, by threatening military maneuvers. so the g-7 leaders -- >> mike let me interrupt you for one second. because president obama is just getting off marine one and getting ready to board an airplane just south of seoul to head to malaysia, but continue with this. and why was the decision to announce these proposed sanctions made on late friday night. >> well, there's an urgency and it is saturday noon mere this seoul, john. this is an urgency. clearly the vladimir putin continues to ignore and perhaps even thumb his nose at the west. president obama has talked about the calc

has "magic mike 2" made a huge ?af -- snafu. >> "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye debate. i am greg gutfeld host of the "red eye" debate. i want to thank the thompsons for sparing a bedroom and the use of their water pick. warner brothers announced a sequel to "imagine yike --" magic mike" called "magic mike xxl" and will hit theaters july 3rd. channing tatum and matthew mcconaghey will return. but the director who made the nearly perfect first film will not be along for the ride. the glorious, glorious ride. his long-time assistant director gregory jacobs will take over directing duties which has people wondering, mostly the "red eye" staff if this is a bad move for the franchise. the film will open just two days after the next terminator movie which seems to me a mistake. jim, you like me adored this film. a mistake to play with the recipe i think? >> i don't know, greg. i don't think they are competition. 24r is no reason you can't enjoy steak and cheesecake.

about one minute in to the race, mike in car number 83 is falling behind.were actually running second last. i was trying to work my way up through. all i remember seeing is a car coming down the track. i'm thinking, man, i'm going for a ride here. and as soon as we touched wheels, i was up in the air. >> flipping over is fairly common in stock car racing. at first, mike isn't worried. >> the impacts didn't really hurt. just an everyday accident. even though it you my first time going on my side. it was all right, go through the driver checklist and start to get out of the car. >> although mike turns the engine off, fuel drips in to the car. >> i saw the fuel dripping out of the carburetor and i thought if i can get my belts off, i will flip it. >> because he's on his side mike has trouble removing his seat belt. fuel continues to leak, threatening to ignite at any moment. the pit crew rushes to help him. >> they started asking are you all right. i kept telling them, i'm fine but i'm stuck in my seat belt. can you sustain the car so i can release sglit as th

at first, mike isn't worried. >> the impact really didn't hurt. it was just an everyday accident.though it was my first time going on my side, it was, all right, go through your driver checklist and start getting out of the car. >> although mike turns the engine off, fuel drips into the car. >> fuel was dripping out of the carburetor. i figured, if i can get my belts off, i'll climb out of the car and we'll upright because it's probably going to start on fire. >> because he's on his side, mike has trouble removing his seat belt. fuel continues to leak, threatening to ignite at any moment. the pit crew rushes to help him. >> they start asking, are you all right? i keep telling them, i'm fine, but i'm stuck in my seat belt. can you just stand the car up? >> as the crew heaves the car upright, it bursts into flames. the camera continues recording, while the fire spreads. >> i was trapped. it crossed my mind that i could die. >> when the fire started, i was actually really afraid. i didn't want to lose him that day. >> by the time they got it on all four wheels, it spread pretty quick

we'll get to mike in a second. >> going to get to mike in a few minutes.much going on over there. but speaking of boston -- >> yes. >> -- one of their senators in the united states who represents boston, she wrote a book. >> yes, she did. >> and i -- you read it last night. >> i'm halfway through. >> and you're very excited because you probably think that since she's written this book, her re-election to the senate is sealed. this is about her being re-elected to the senate, right? >> i think the book is fascinating and it solidifies everything i felt instinctively about her. it's called "a fighting chance." i have the pre-release. and it's about her message which she has today which everyone knows what it is. but her background, her family, and her decades of study in collecting data. everything has developed into what her message is today. >> but you think it's a good launch for a presidential campaign. >> the book? >> yes. >> i don't think she can say she would be running for president, because i think there are some people who are supporting another wo

qwest mike and i bring different advantages.y have an incredible ability to operate and run in the industry. out.give a shout there has been a great leading activist investor on the board for six years. they created an enormous value and that is 25 ago. we are coming in 25 up and from we're just applying the same kind of technique used. then we work with the management and the board and the shareholders to propose changes to make it more valuable. here, there is a benefit of the change. i have a very good analogy. north america, stock was $46 a share. we bought 14% of the railroad and had in our pocket hunter harrison, the greatest railroad ceo of all time. very similar. we had to advocate for hunter to become ceo of the company. the board initially rejected us. we have 13 directors. the board elected hunter's ceo. 170 five yesterday. we are still a major shareholder. it is a little bit smaller than our investment but still 23% of our capital. thing doing the same here. the differences, instead of just a ceo that was retired at

first, let's say good morning to mike inouye. that's all right, we have our live cameras and looking out towards fremont and this is what christina is talking about and what i just drove through. had to use my windshield wipers on a slow swish. here this is san jose and damp roads here. we saw a good amount of wet cement and over here the pavement damp through san jose and no big deal, but you have to use the windshield wipers and that will continue to build. we're watching the bay bridge toll plaza, as well. no puddling, at least not much puddling over in the parking lot but we'll see how that developse careful careful. we'll talk about the north bay coming up in the next report. back to you. >>> this morning police in pleasanton are working with instagram. parents of kids were sent this e-mail yesterday and warns them that someone is messaging students through social media sites asking for inappropriate photos in exchange for naked photos of the user. the account appears to be from outside the community. so far no word on how m

mike i was watching the ceremonies yesterday.ston. >> the vice president was terrific yesterday. >> he was. >> that moment, he's great at those moments, the vice president of the united states. but it was a melanchooancholy d. but it's filled with hope for next monday which will be a huge marathon field. >> i can't believe it's only been a year. my god, this has been a wrong year for the people of boston. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." we've got a lot of people with us, the national editor for new york magazine, john heilemann, he just seems like a lot of people. i am legion. also in washington, a pulitzer prize winning columnist and of the "washington post" and m nbc political analyst, another man like michael bloomberg with a straight shot to heaven, gene. and we've got jim vandehei. rub your chin as i go to katty kaye next. >> i think we next in on the news to see how he's doing. >> we will. >>> it is about to get a lot more difficult to judge the effects of obamacare, as the census bureau rolls out major changes to the wa

mike, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian, good evening to you. severe weather pounded the deep south this morning before sunrise and here in covington county, mississippi, the results were devastating. an ef-2 tornado with winds as high as 125 miles per hour touched down in the rural community of hot coffee, mississippi, in covington county, hitting before residents could even react. >> and all i heard was a little noise say boom and then my trailer -- it picked my trailer up and then right on top of this car. >> reporter: the early morning storm destroyed nearly 30 homes and tore the roof off dozens more, leaving downed power lines in this its wake. seven people were injured. near jackson, mississippi, seven inches of rain turned streets into lakes and forced people to abandon their cars. >> i had to come and knock on people's doors just to get them to come evacuate their cars before it took them under. >> reporter: the heavy rain in mississippi created a flash flood, sleeping a 9-year-old girl away from her parents' back stoop last night. the s

mike? >> we'll watch for those changes and fog is one of the issues this morning. three issues to talk about this morning. northbound 101, first big one for the south bay. here are the low clouds, visibility is fine for drivers here and gilroy where there might be problems and we'll get you located. overall the bay area moves pretty smoothly and the fog and the orange patches along the coast and into the north bay. 101 is jammed up and all the way past 680 where we showed you the live camera up towards oakland road and earlier crash over on the shoulder. injury crash and number of injuries there. traffic starting to move better there and ripple back with the recovery as it happens at the stop signal or in this case an accident. folks use that as an alternate and slower drive and folks use capital expressway to get over here and more traffic heading over there. hold steady, folks, this should sort itself out over the next hour. we're showing a slower drive, as well, southbound 880. hayward t

he had been with mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio for a short time. a manager had told me, he remembered those guys being there thursday night when the bar held its tequila shot night. but not on friday night. >> but late friday night was when the state had argued the murder took place. >> there's evidence of testimony that they're all drinking thursday night. and the state tried to take two days and put them into one. >> how can you, based on that information, convicted two men and sentence them to die? >> the article was a turning point in joe's case. >> it was the seminal story that began to unravel things and to cause people to look deeper. >> the most explosive bombshell would come from kuz' conversation with tony klann's father richard. someone the police had neglected to thoroughly interview. >> he shared something with me that i heard no one else mention. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is

i know mike did over the weekend. >> definitely. my springtime suits.ctually, i always wanted but we'll talk about that later. westbound 580 show a smooth drive right now. picking up the volume as a typical pattern at this time on a monday. we'll look at the map and show you a little more slowing than i would expect right now approaching the dublin interchange. the volume a little higher and tri valley schools off session last week and some parents may have taken the week off, as well. over here, the rest of your bay looks very smooth. we'll zoom into the south bay because an incident closing the northbound side of bay shore highway and the commercial fire we're following still has -- the rest of the south bay looks pretty nice. peggy, you have an issue over there in cupertino with folks with a different reroute. >> yes, we'll tell you about this right now. >>> traffic near apple's campus in cupertino is going to get worse. a section of road will close permanently. pruneridge connect to apple campus with buildings it already owns to the other side of th

it is going away, right, mike? >> it will go away by the evening. we still have to contend with it through the morning. the heaviest rain is rotating from the south bay to the east bay valley and we have another line of steady rain developing long the peninsula and that will rotate to the east. in the north bay we have scattered showers moving your way. the bay shows wet weather. all the way through 7:00. miss and hit showers by noon and temperatures are below average with tapering of the showers by 4:00. inland the showers hang longer today because they are moving to the east and by 4:00 there will be a few around and hanging out need 60. we will be dry by 7:00 at 57. the first area to be dry is the coast with scattered showers and mostly dry by 4:00 and by 7:00, color will sunset coming your way and temperatures in the mid-50's. >> no delays on mass transit as far as bart is considered and 47 trains are rolling. ace train number three is two minutes late but ace train one is on time. >> our drive time traffic 580 tracy to dublin is 45 minutes, and

mike noel no one took anything from anybody on that ride. mr. dechristopher, on the other hand, took millions of dollars away from the taxpayers, and monkey-wrenched a lease sale that cost the taxpayers millions, including the input from the state of utah, and the environmental community parades him around as a hero. that's the wrong message to give. [tim dechristopher] they called what they were doing civil disobedience, and then i found it interesting that when law enforcement officials were just taking pictures of them and collecting the evidence, they were outraged at that and said that they had no right to be doing that, and they didn't seem very willing to accept the consequences of their action. [narrator] vernal, utah depends on the oil and gas industry. united states asst. secretary of the interior david hayes came to vernal. he met an unhappy, vocal community worried about jobs and dependence on foreign oil. [bill hall] when people pull up to the gas pump they need to think in their mind, you know what, where does this really come from

what is the president proposing, mike?> john, what the president is proposing is more targeted sanctions. there are essentially two levels of what the president has put forward in retaliation. the targeted sanctions against individuals and entities within russia. what the president is talk about now is more of that. he sat down with g-7 leaders and they held out the possibility of brood spectrum sanctions. you get the feeling as we have all along that it would take an outright russian invasion for those to be triggered. the president had a press conference here yesterday with the president of south korea, ukraine dominated about half of that conference. north korea was largely dominating the other half, but the president talked about vladimir putin. he said he is not a stupid man, and he has a choice to make here. they are already seeing slower growth and a seriously depressed domestic stock market there. i have to say president obama was not optimistic about a russian change of course. it seems as though those further tar

this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" >>> at an off-road event, a four-wheel vehicle tumbles down a cliff. >> oh, my god. >> but the biggest shock, the 4-year-old passenger who climbs out. for the may family, michael, heidi, garen and walker, off-roading is a favorite activity. >> getting out four-wheeling, driving around, there is anything that can happen at any time. rocks can slip, rocks can move, and that's part of the exhilaration of driving. >> the may family is willing to take the risks along with the rewards. >> michael, that's very soft on that side on your right. >> we take our kids with us because it's fun. they have a blast. >> i'm not putting my children in any more danger than any other parent strapping their children into a car going 80 miles an hour down the freeway. we have seat belts for everybody in the vehicle. my youngest son is in a car seat with a seat belt, kind of like a five-point harness for him. we're out actually seeing a pa

>> come inside, mike. >> i'm going to come inside. expect more of this through the 5:00 hour. >> be careful out there. thank you. >>> you know, if you're trying to lose weight there is a right time to eat. a survey discovered 84% of dieters believe having defined meal times is a key to losing weight. breakfast should be shortly after 7:00 a.m. with 7:00-11:00 a.m. being the optimal time. lunch is better earlier than later between 12:30 and 1:00 and 12:38 being the best time. dinner between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m. with 6:14 being the best. a british diet supplement company conducted the survey. 64% said eating breakfast daily had helped them cut calories. >> if it works. >> i love breakfast. >>> still ahead, who is the joke on now? >> lulu lemon has a little april fool's fun at jimmy kimmel's experi . >>> gm ceo mary barra is in front of congress right now. what she is saying about the company's recall of millions of cars and the victims' families. >>> also that missing snowboarder we told you about earlier on abc news at 5, we'll be live i

, mike morell said nothing.the talking points and took out certain parts that had the c.i.a. who had put up red flag, security is an issue and follow-up is an issue and he went and took it out to make the state department look better and he also initially blamed the f.b.i that's why senator lindsey graham flat out yesterday said he lied. so this is a huge deal that's not going away. people want to say there is too much of a focus. but how can you take your eyes off this ball if there is so much still wrong? >> sure. exactly. and there are a number of u.s. senators who are on the republican side who say we need a select committee with a professional investigator -- not congressman who just had five minutes to ask questions. they need the select committee. you asked mike rogers about that and the first thing he said was, well that, would be expensive. so when we're look for answers, we still need them. >> particularly the cost of human life so we understand what was lost there might be worth the investment to put

chief correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill. mike, what did lawmakers hear about some of these exchanges? >> lawmakers note obama administration spent $4.7 billion on health care exchanges. they invited officials from hawaii, oregon, california, massachusetts, and maryland. one official offered an apology for his state's technical difficulties. >> as a chair of the board of the health benefit exchange, i deeply regret frustrations many marylanders have experienced. i'm proud of the efforts of so many who worked tirelessly to overcome challenges and help friends, neighbors and fellow citizens to gain access to affordable quality coverage. >> that doctor candidly said he was surprised by the level of problems he had. a wise apology with maryland democrat elijah cummings senior member on that panel. >> so you spoke about cummings but how did other members of congress react to what they were

thank you, mike.whether the giants are at home or away kruk will join us. 6:45 in the morning monday, wednesday and friday of the 2014 season. >> thanks, mike, so much. love the hat. >>> also tomorrow we are taking "today in the bay" exclusive access before the home opener. lots of changes at a tt and t a, boy, that is going to be an exciting game for us. we can't wait to watch every twist and turn of this new team. which as mike was saying, showed remarkable skills there. >> nine games already. phenomenal. let's check in with christina. great baseball weather. >> great baseball weather. yeah, tomorrow, some of us will be out there live. so that means it is going it be nice out there for us tomorrow morning, as well. hey, we're going to have a full house. starts broadcasting from the public house at 4:00 a.m. so, knbr double-teaming with nbc bay area. you know all the fans are going to show up for that. and all you've got to-do is show up right here, yep, nbc bay area. live tomorrow morning. one of th

another big success was the completion of the micro pile work we put in 2 thousand mike piles and we should get through the tests by that mid-april. there it is. there was one additional reportedable incident this period as well as the one we reported in early february that gentleman who had the stitches and fell from the proofrm returned to work and another gentleman get stitches is he is back at work. a big knowing change on the site is moving from working from the lowest level to put in the shoring and formwork for the concourse level slab at the central and west zones. we're continuing the bracing removal and the concrete krumz and ready for the next slab pour later this month early april as we continue that process through the sum. the big milestone we did 2 thousand mike piles this was to hold down the pressure we averaged 29 thousand pipes a week and so far we've had no failures. just the overview if the picture were bigger you could see the beginning the platform going on for the concourse pour. the overview overall picture we share with you regularly is in the west central a

mike? >> good morning, again from the top of the news broadcast center, we are enjoying a lot of sunshine and temperatures are cool, but, how about 70 and 80's, and that is on the way in the seven-day forecast and i will tell you when it gets here. >> look at this, this is one way a father can shame his daughter into cleaning her room. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we have a breaking news story from pittsburg, one body was found, not two bodies, in a submerged car near a pittsburg golf course. the four department says the car was found in a canal on west leland road near the delta you have golf course. witnesses saw a car crashing through a fence and teams are at the scene to recover the body. >>> now a check on the forecast. no umbrella, mike nicco? >> no umbrella. no need to worry about lightning, thunder, hail, pond ing. keep the irrigation systems off for a week or so because we have strong sunshine this time of the year but the

back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:57. the call for a blackout what clippers fans are now doing in the wake. >>> we continue to keep our eye on the amber alert issued overnight. what the chp is telling us this morning. >>> right now at 6:00, a mid-air collision and now a missing pilot. why crews are taking a break before resuming their search. >>> dozens of deadly tornadoes rip through the midwest. we'll have the latest on the destruction, next. >>> what the naacp is expected to do today in light of racist remarks allegedly made by the clippers' owner. >>> meanwhile, a lovely sunrise to kick off the new workweek over san francisco. mild today, summer-like weather moves in as of tomorrow. we'll tell you when we'll peek in your city and when fire danger comes into the mix. your full forecast is moments away. >>> that sunlight shedding more light on traffic. little haze here and back up at the bay bridge kicks frin the cash lanes. we'll check out the metering lights, coming up. >>> a live look in san francisco as the sun come