matt olsen tags at third. check this play out....but here comes the replay...check this thing out...in the shot you can see the tag on olsen's jersey. that's an out. that would end the a's hopes. bottom of the 11th for the yankees. neil walker singles to left center. a run comes in and the game is over. a's lose 7 to 6. and if you want to watch some golden state warriors...you're going to have to continue to wait. the team doesn't open up against the houston rockets until monday. game's 1 and two will be down in texas. the rockets had a better record than the warriors this year and are the number one seed. hence the home court advantage. during the regular season the rockets took two out of three against the warriors. saturday mike d'antoni, coach of the rockets spoke about the tough warriors lineup and his thoughts on his lineup as well.

las olsen, chief economist at danske bank, stays with me. we're going to talk about president trump, who suggested there will be a meeting with kim jong-un and it could be back on the cards. that is just days after canceling. we discuss geopolitical risk. and a little later, we are speaking to jim norris, vanguard group managing director. he will be joining the team on "surveillance." stay with bloomberg. ♪ live shot of singapore there, little bit of a gray day, but asian stocks rallying. two big heavy duty stories going on. jong-unthe trump-kim summit said to be back on the agenda. that is a monumental change from friday. the moment asian stocks are looking at, dollar is lower, yields are lower, we will take a bid from anywhere. talking about north korea, the summit might be back on. president trump appeared to confirm that the meeting will happen, saying the u.s. team is on the ground in north korea. bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle. we are at the behest of tweeting. where are we? clarity or confusion? >> absolutel

matt olsen tags out atrd and called safe. dow agree with the home plate umpire?d the call. this goes to extra inings and neil walker ending two-run. the as lose. 7-6. giants game started late due to a 90 minute game delay. the first witch, his 8th home run of the year. two batters later, aaron hansen has a solo shot. tied at two. tied at three in the 6th inning. no more. the giants score one each in the 7th and 8th and bases loaded at the bottom of the 8th and drills it and pirate goes ahead. 6-5, the other guys. we have a bees, possum and a cat, and a snake slithering in the out field in san antonio texas. it took a few minutes for them to see t. the poor ground's crew succeeded and got it into the bucket. it was returned to the wild. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. you notice it was like five or six people and his head up and looking for the pitch. >> i don't know. >> he was engaged. >> if it was up to me, i would let the snake stay out there and see how the out fielders handle it? >> i see how you play. >> anyway. thank you so much. >> well

the things i would be looking at to show evidence of obstruction. >> schifrin: garrett graff, matt olsen, thank you very much to both of you. >> thanks. my pleasure. >> woodruff: the impoverished nation of yemen stands on the brink of collapse, with e worst humanitarian crisis in the world. three quarters of its 29 million people need humanitarian assistance. there are 1 million suspected cases of cholera. and 10,000 people have died in a brutal, three ilyear old car causing all the misery. o side of the war: shiite houthi rebels, a religious minority in yemen, backed by iran, who now control thea, capital, sannd the second largest port city, hodeidah. on the other side: t government forces of president abdrabbuh mansur hadi, and a coalition led by saudi arabia, ich includes the united arab emirates and the united states. a saudi-led air campaign has pounded houthi strongholds in the north, and cut off aid and food, driving many people south, homeless in their own land tonight, with the support of the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, special correspondent marcia biggs reports. >> rep

and matt olsen, he's a former federal prosecutor who directed the nati center under president obama. welcome to you both. thank you very much. >> thanks, nick. >> schifrin: this is going on year two o robert mueller's investigation. the president says robert mueller has exceeded his remeant. has he and why haven't we seen more conclusions. >> i don't think the special counsel has exceeded the ritm or scope of the investigation. if you look back at the document that set this inhe motion, department of justice authorized the special counsel to look at anything linked to the russia meddling in our election and matters arising out of that investigation. so it's a broad scope in fact addition, if you see what the special counsel hae done,s gone to the district of virginia, the judge there has approved the manafort investigation, and he's also referred matters out to other prosecutors' offices such as the investation that's now in new york against michaelohen. >> schifrin: garrett graff there are a lot of aspects to emis investigation. does robert muelleace the kind of unwieldily notion of

we breakdown it all down with former federal prosecutor matthew olsen. he also served as senior counsel to mueller in 2005. matthew olsen, thank you for being back with us. >> thanks for having >> woodruff: we appreciate it. so what do you make of those questions overall in "the new york times" said they were rad by the special counsel's investigators to the president's lawyers who then compiled them into a list. do they seem authentic? >> well, my initial reaction is ialt's a little unu actually quite unusual for a prosecutor to give a witness a list of questions written out or even very verbatim in the way these questions. are it does strike me as unusual. m would be more common to give a witnessbe a couple of top uk areas or subjects, but these are very specific questions, so it strikes me as odd. >> woodruff: so ofse it raises the question, what concern what was the genesis of this and if "the new york times" hasn't said of course who the source was, but if the source believed them to be accurate, then it leaves one wondering how this all came about.

oakland had five hits and three overhe t inning, matt olsen's turn.ook at dustin fowler, the diving catch. 21 of the final 22 batters. chad pinder had a double and in the 8th went it. his 5th of the season. a masterful two-hit shut out with no walks and five strikeouts. jake goes to the green and steven ends it and as win this one, 3-0. and they are the pac-12 champions. and allowing the run to score from first. eli jordan from the hus keys, a two-run double as a solo shot. ending it now and washington leads 4-3 in the eight. champion league finale. real madrid facing liverpool. score in the -- easy deflection he.om of the game, w bail. the beautiful bicycle kick and gives real madrid the lead. wins the third straight title vo .th and right now, the giants losing to the cubs. we'll have highlights later. >>> well, are you bored with your current job. a career that guarantees a >>> next on abc7 news at 6:00 another tesla auto pilot crash. tesla saying this is not like the others. >> it may have been the wrong place and wrong time to have the wrong name

matt olsen tags at third. check this play out.es him safe...but here comes the replay...check this thing out...in the shot you can see the tag on olsen's jersey. that's an out. that would end the a's hopes. bottom of the 11th for the yankees. neil walker singles to left center. a run comes in and the game is over. a's lose 7 to 6. (j.r.) saturday was a big golf day...one that included tiger woods playing good golf. woods shot a seven under par 65 saturday morning in northern florida at the players championship at sawgrass. it was the lowest score that woods has had on this course in 66 trips. while the news of a good tiger day is exciting he is still 11 strokes back going into sunday's action. web simpson has had a remarkable tournament and even shot a 63 on friday. unlikely anyone will catch him. (j.r.) and if you want to watch some golden state warriors...you're going to have to continue to wait. the team doesn't open up against the houston rockets until monday. game's 1 and two will be down in texas. the rockets had a better re

matt olsen he has power, this is in the gap, left center, oh, what an effort by craig begin t gentry. that would be final a's sweeping. worse record. nice to win. and say happy birthday to willie mays. >> first ally hoop on >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 raw power of nature on full display. just getting into the newsroom incredible images of lava shooting 300 feet in the sky nearest den shall neighborhood on hawaiiig island. >> and after louisiana kmedian tweeted he opened the warrior star would get shot. >> first charles barkley now this guy. >> what a mess. >> a ven tears infiniti war dominated box office. >> super hero film second highest grossing film two weekend with star wars force awakens, all-star from marvel topped the billion dollar mark in 11 days, first movie to do that. marvel owned by disney. >> to the top five now after avengers infiniti war overboard opened in distant second. quiet place in third, round be quiet place in third, round be top five i feel pretty and patrick, you seem pretty pissed today. what's going on? pissed? oh, no, i'm not pissed. everyone always

. >> first one ted olsen. followed by cruta singa. >> chairwoman, director riskin and board members, my name is ed olsen. as a third generation san francisco i'm a member of citizen policy committees including connect sf and vision zero. and i am here to urge your support for connect sf vision report. as we approved a similar resolution last night at the market cac. i com the staff for their outreach in training of our committee as well as of the public and the stakeholders to understand the multifaceted issues surrounding this effort. however, since this is a 50 year plan with commitment to review and update i ever five years, i urge as a matter of civic education, during the plan's life, we engage our community's either through extra sessions at our local libraries or schools to educate our citizens in these multiple issues and the process of scenario planning which could help all planning agencies such as yours in our city. i am very grateful that our connect sf plan is regionally oriented and ex 'em police

straight walks and jonathan sent a sacrifice to the lft and bret makes a catch and a flow and matt olsenplay did not look conclusive. call over turned. bottom of the 11th. two outs. scoring from second and ouch, yankees with this one, 7-6 the final. fans waited for the day that tiger woods returns and that may have been today. 66 career rounds, his best round every. 7 under par, 65. it may want be good enough. he has not played the player's championship in three years and shot up the leader board. he is well behind the leader, web simpson on the green side bunker on 11. 99 feet. yeah. into the whole for eagle. this is crazy. look at this. on the famous island green, tee shot. just beautiful. lands on the green and then slowly rolls close to the hole. that was an easy birdie history on the road for the earthquakes against minnesota. a penalty quick and eric son makes 1-0 just like that. chris wondolowski and he has a second kick. it is his 132nd goal and a record with most goals in a single franchise and go onto win, 3-1 the final. the ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable wh

. >> and the olsen twins make everything better.jimmy: oh, yeah, no, you're not. it wasn't, yeah. [ laughter ] that was a coat rack you were talking to. >> the coat rack. >> jimmy: uh -- >> it was a coat rack, ladies and gentlemen. >> jimmy: it was coat rack, ladies and gentlemen. let's talk about the play, can we, please? >> sure. >> jimmy: congrats. [ light laughter ] "angels in america." >> i know, it's overwhelming. we're all very gratified. yes, it's this historic 11 tony nominations. >> jimmy: 11 tony nominations? >> but even more exciting, donald trump was also nominated for best revival of nixon. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god, i didn't know that. >> i think he -- >> jimmy: i didn't see the whole list. >> i think he's got a shot. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't see the whole list on who was nominated. >> yeah. but this is -- look, it's one of the greatest plays ever written. and one of the greatest parts ever written. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it's a thrilling challenge. but it's a challenge

first leg when olsen have never won the competition the blue wings of time one is. english a second suicide at leeds united have lost the first game of their controversial tour of myanmar fans at the young football stadium were treated to a surprise when by an all star team made up of players from the domestic league military operations a force more than seven hundred thousand ringgit muslims to flee the country. i want to basketball's biggest name steph curry looks to be getting back to full form and fitness at just the right saw in his golden state warriors team into the n.b.a.'s western conference finals and insights of a third championship in four years alan grayson reports. the golden state warriors made it cool western conference finals in a row as they wrapped up that playoff series with the new orleans pelicans on cheese that the win was all say the fifteenth in a row in the playoffs that time including the chicago bulls record straight from one thousand nine hundred ninety nine to go on. that kyrie who had missed one of the series due to injury scoring a te

1309 evan street, with 13 parking stalls with raul and denise araza as undivided 50% interest and olsen family trust dated october 16, 2014 for 5-year term commencing upon approval by the board of supervisors and the mayor with one option to extend for five years monthly rent of $38,070. >> supervisor cohen: all right, thank you. i appreciate that. we have john updike presenting on this, on item 3, the 5-year lease from the department of public health. >> thank you. before i get into this, if i may take a moment of your time to introduce my successor who has joined me today and working with me for the last couple weeks to ensure a seamless transition and transaction andrew panik. >> supervisor cohen: welcome. >> thank you, chair cohen, members of the committee. i have giant footsteps and shoes to fill following john updike but i look forward to working with you in the future. >> supervisor cohen: we look forward to that too. mr. updike, when is your last day? >> 31st of may last day. >> onto business. seeks authorization of a 5-year lease of 1305, 1309 evan at department of health. they

we speak with john olsen about his photos amnd experiences in the battle. >>rived in vietnam as a u.s. army draftee. prior to coming to vietnam i was highly motivated to be a world class photo journalist and, in fact, combat photographer. i was very fortunate. i ended up with the best job one could have in vietnam. i was the only photographer there assigned to the newspaper stars and stripes. and they gave me this total freedom to go where i wanted to go and do what i wanted to do. so i spent a year there photographing combat throughout the country. in january of 1968, the tet offensive broke out. and if you're a combat photographer, you can't fake it. you need to be in the middle of things. the more dangerous the better. shortly after tet broke, i learned that the fighting in way was vicious and i krafled trave way. i went as a 20-year-old to vietnam. when i went into way, i was 20 years old. during my time in way, i made a series of photographs of 18, 19, 20-year-old marines in the midst of combat. this was house to house fighting. they'd never seen this

archbishop olsen is the most senior catholic in the world to be convicted of the offensive faces two years in prison. well don't forget you can always get news on the go with our app to get access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on your phone for any breaking news you can also use that app to send us your photos and videos just downloaded from. google play or from the apple store for us all we have time for this is d w news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. once again and see by and i hope bowl champion. time an hour at. the top of masking even among them rushing. home a catch got them back on track. the calculus class as the violent exciting bundled legal thing is a. big. deal w. . climate change. the stain of belief. environmental tragedy. globalisation. biodiversity species conservation exploitation in quality. human rights displacement. the global and current of local large. global three thousand and sixty minutes on g.w. . global inequalities. what does inequality mean any globa

emily: joining me to discuss everything apple is mike olsen and bloomberg executive editor, tom gilesncreasing the price target for apple, why? mike: that is just chatter that iphone sales were not as bad as feared and it provides a far better picture than what many painted. we are raising the price target to 214 on an eps and we recommend a coming anticipation related to a wide array of next generation iphones coming next fall. price for therage iphone fell, and maybe the mix thet tilted towards -- andd did $99 iphone x a new phone could cost 1400 dollars, and i spoke to tim cook ahead of the call and he told me that about the price, i don't have concerns about the price, it is valued as it is within incredible product that sets us up for the next decade. you think that means a $1400 price target is realistic? mike: i think asp is going higher. we haven't modeled higher for that because want to keep estimates conservative, but investor fears related to the going into was high the quarter. they came in like with iphone x specifically, where investors were cautious. the company said ip

olsen is called safe. you make the call. can you tell on the replay? the umpire overturned the call. this did not end well for the a's. neil walker a two out base hit rings in. >>> woods hasn't played the players championship in three years. his third round score moved him up the leader board to 68th to eight under. he's well behind the leader. 99 feet. good for eagle. this is his tee shot. the a's and giants have their left-handed starters going today as they finish out their series. we'll bring you those highlights tonight. see you then. >>> happy sunday, mother's day to some you have and a cool one at that. we begin our cooldown yesterday for some of you along the coast and north bay. it spreads throughout the entire bay area. a live look outside from our camera. where's the sun. kwoo we're going to get some here but not enough to warm us up. how about freemont. the next several hours you'll be in the 60s. right now about 59. 60 in the next hour. mid-60s through the 11:00 hour. when you get the sun the numbers will bump up through the upper 60s and

matt olsen and matt chapman score... 3-2 a's top 8th... a's up one... khris davis...is 12th home run of the season... this one a solo job... 6-4 a's botom 9th... 6-5 a's... blake tiernan... induces the ground out by mookie betts to end the game a's win 6-5... pay 2nd of 3 games in boston night (wipe to maxwell) (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. it's time for sleep number's 'semi-annual sale'. the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support your sleep number setting... for your best... sleep... ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during sleep number's semi-annual sale its' the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation

. >> narrator: matt olsen led the u.s.ational counterterrorism center between 2011 and 2014; before that he was a prosecutor and the nsa's chief lawyer. >> rotella: what would the sentence be for somebody like that in the u.s.? >> hypothetically, someone like kouachi with that charge would be looking at far in excess of 15 years, the conspiracy to provide support to a terrorism group. and the important thing there is that 15 years, for somebody who's in their mid-20s or their 30s, you know, that brings them into their 40s or mid-40s, and the hope is that by the time they're released, they're not interested or too old to really be involved. >> narrator: kouachi wasn't alone. amedy coulibaly rved only three years for his involvement in a plot to help a convicted terrorist escape from prison. no one else in the buttes- chaumont crew served more than seven years, even dangerous fighters who saw combat in iraq. today several are active terrorists. >> (translated): the judges did not realize that these people were time bombs. th

matt olsen and matt chapman score to give the a's the lead. then in the 8th... the season. a's win 6 to 5. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch is at 4:10 in boston. ( james ) coming up after the break... the paycheck college grads can expect... after joining the workforce. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior portions of the region wednesday ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) when the class of 2018 gets to work... they can expect to earn about 50- thousand dollars a year. that's the average starting salary for a graduate with a bachelor's degree. of course.. pay will vary by industry. those in science, technology, engineering and math-related fields earn significantly more than average. and it should be easier for grads to find a job than in previous years -

. >> sean: and ted olsen is out with a new piece where he i'm places herself and how robert mueller's witch hunt can be setting up a massive constitutional crisis. sheryl atkinson called the collusion against trump and entire timeline. she breaks down every single key moment in this entire massive abuse of power scandal. we will refer to this throughout history. because it's been going on for 18 months. the mainstream media are finally starting to catch on and admit that what we've been reporting and what others on the show have been reporting and other people what we've been covering, we're being proven right. they have to admit it. look at this headline from "the washington post." "secret fbi source for russia investigation met with three trump advisers." a "usa today" report. it says -- by the way, even liberal cnn can't ignore all the facts, all the evidence. okay. it's taken them over a year. finally the media has missed the single biggest story in their lifetime. now it's a massive abuse of power. we first reported on this march 7, 2017 about fisa surveillance of the trump campa

olsen was ruled out and the yankees won the game in extra innings. worst call of the year.iamondbacks outfielder stephen souza made the most of being mic'd on sunday night baseball. >> do you guys want to say anything to your moms? >> love you, mom! >> i don't think you have to yell, though. i think it just picks up. >> well, my mom is in south carolina. so you have to yell out. >> i think what it does is you go into the tv and you have to turn up the volume. my wife is unbelievable. mother's day doesn't even describe how good she is. there should be a mother's week or a mother's month. >> if you are wondering, they do have a beep button. >> i bet that comes in handy. >> he apparently has access to a lot of bubblegum, too. >>> coming up in our next half hour, expert eyes on b.a.r.t.'s ramp its drug problem. our video department showed people opening up and shooting inside of a new station. how the changes are working. >>> i don't like your religion and i don't want to be killed by you, how is that? >> a man unleashes a racist rant on a muslim woman in line for coffee. >>> a

matt olsen and matt chapman score... 3-2 a's top 8th... a's up one... khris davis...s 12th home run of the season... this one a solo job... 6-4 a's botom 9th... 6-5 a's... blake tiernan... induces the ground out by mookie betts to end the game a's win 6-5... pay 2nd of 3 games in boston tomorrow night(wipe to maxwell) a's catcher... bruce maxwell... who you may remmebr was the player who knelt during the national anthem last season... will be unable to enter canada when the a's play in toronto later this week this is due to an indictment for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct last november... an incident in november... an conduct last and disorderly maxwell) a's catcher... bruce maxwell... who you may remmebr was the player who and... as mentioned earlier in this mentioned and... as mentioned earlier in this broadcast... you can now legally wager on sports... the u.s. supreme court ruled today that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling.... in a six to three vote... the judges reversed a ruling on the 1992 professional and amat

olsen has boiled down the states case has two basic arguments this is a commandeering problem that new jersey is forced to keep law on the books with no comprehensive for federal law look at page 383 the three the injunction does not remove the required state to keep it on its books estate cannot give operation or effect to the preemptive law that is exactly almost word for word what justice scalia said with the supreme law and that's the premise he closet the state passes a law by federal law the state can be required to give that up but as for the second i think the federal regime is a federal statute that states may not regulate in a particular way because it is part of interstate commerce. but even if the court doesn't reach that here rather law criminalizes in violation of state law to authorize these things congress handled the other half to say that we will not make it criminal but we will do injunctive actions so that the states are authorize sports gambling schemes that they have never argued there is a constitutional with those legs that they do start we will give a simple in

matt olsen scored with a couple of hits from chapman, stopping a skid. the oakland bullpen, they cleaned up from there. nasty stuff in the night. 12 saves for the year. as beat the diamondbacks 2-1 with two out of three for the series as they will host as they told you earlier, tampa tomorrow. >>> the first in 1979. the two conference finals have gone to a game seven. cleveland battling at boston as i speak in the east. golden state at houston, monday night. now last night's game six, klay thompson had a night. nine three pointers, the season high 35 points. dubs won big 115-86 is the second time in three years. thompson has stepped up in a game six with the warriors facing elimination. two seasons ago, he ripped off 41 points in the oklahoma city series. kevin durant was on the opposing side of that. >> what do you both remember from the 2016 game? [ laughter ] at oklahoma city? >> i don't know. >> next question. >> we blew it. i think we both blocked that whole year out of our memory. >> that's for sure. >> so we're good. >> i don't know if i was born

my name is ted olsen and i'm a third generation san franciscan and sit on the division zero task force. -- sit on the division zero task force. i want to support the approval of this. we've made such progress with vision zero. i think what's really impressive about it is how the departments of the city have come together, acting on such and an important thing. especially how they've been using surveys, media, to conduct such a survey and gather community impressions. i took the survey and i'm sure many others did. there's much discussion in the community, i know it certainly has been on the market. it has been discussed about removing freeways and stuff like that. i commend division zero team and command your approval. >> supervisor peskin: thank you mr olson. seeing no other public comment, i will close public comment, i think you have one more commissioner thacommissioner tho solicit a vote from on the consent agenda. if you could please ask commissioner kim how she would like to vote on items 4-9? >> clerk: commissioner kim? >> supervisor kim: yes. >> supervisor peskin: on item eigh

. >> elizabeth olsen has weird [ bleep ] gums. it's true. i do.cheadle look like a mix between a beetle -- that rhymes -- a muskrat, and a roach. that's just [ bleep ] up. >> from @we hate it batista. follow this page if you hate dave bautista. he's ugly, a complete joke, non-talented, and he sucks. wow. >> benedict cumberbatch always looks like he's had an allergic reaction. >> i bet tom holland is one of those whities who claps when the plane lands. >> also while i'm comparing old men to reptiles. ever notice that samuel l. jackson looks like a snapping turtle? >> if the girl wants to [ bleep ] paul rudd chances are she'll [ bleep ] you too. hashtag paul rudd is un[ bleep ]able. >> karen gillan. once again allow me to ask you who the [ bleep ] do you think you are? i don't know. maybe i'm going to have to just google myself. >> and this one is very simple and to the point. paul bettany. what a [ bleep ]. >> how did the coolest blackest dude in the galaxy end up with some white bread name like chadwick? >> if i said it once i said it 600 times. c

we've seen a lot of top washington lawyers, ted olsen among them reportedly considered asked to come on to the white house team and say no. is it significant in your view that flood is considering doing this or seems to be signing on? >> reporter: yes. and my reporting is, and i'm sure others have as well, that he has met with the president in the oval office going back a few months. i was told he might have been considered for a different kind of role inside the white house, and so it is -- that was, of course, at a time when the cobb spot was filled. so this notion of flood being on the president's radar has certainly existed. why flood would choose to leave the firm, one would assume he would take a leave of absence, break ties with the firm. big firms do that with frequency when partners go from government service back to the private sector and so forth. you could argue from a legal point of view it's rich in opportunities for a loyal to test some of their skills, also fraught with a lot of problems, perhaps, but this is very significant, if the president has, in fact, been able

where also pleased to welcome back ted olsen, he has argued secure the cases and both private practicend for the government before the spring court, including his term as solicitor general from 2001 through 2004. one of his key cases is representing bush and bush fee gore, and we are pleased to have you back. where got to have you back. i'm where to start with understanding how broad or narrow this decision was. help people understand the decision what did the court find? that thee court found new york times and washington post not be restrained and advanced from publishing a prior strength, as it is known. burden,d, with a heavy the government has to overcome show real irreparable harm to the country, and the government failed to do that. that was the ruling of the court. showin addition to that ruling, there were nine separate opinions by members of the court. while they all agreed that prior restraints are difficult to obtain the vote on the case was and in favor of the times the justices ranged considerably in what they said about that from a modest victory to a broad one. thehe en

matt olsen and matt chapman score to give the a's the lead. then in the 8th...ms play again tonight. first pitch is at 4:10 in boston. ( darya ) a supreme court ruling has opened the door for legalized sports betting in california. justices reversed the ruling on the reversed the ruling on the 19-92 professional and amateur sports protection act. the u-s supreme court decided that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling. we spoke to sports fans outside of a-t-&-t park... they said its about time california caught up. <"it's been a long time coming. the state of nevada has been taking all that money all this time and it's about time that california and the people out here have the opportunity to share in that wealth.">( darya ) critics say they are worried that the new ruling will entice college players to change game outcomes for money. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) the royal wedding is just around the corner ... and speculation continues over what meghan markle will be wearing when she makes her way down the aisle.( james )rylee carlson has the latest fro

olsen for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i talk about the rfs, i want you all to note that a very important thing to happen about two hours ago in this committee our chairman proved he is a want to be texan. he keeps saying y'all and in texas bigger is better so on the recognition he's my mentor. he gave me a shimmy, a bobblehead john shimkus. i'm going to put a cowboy hat. >> can i have your time? >> welcome to texas, mr. chairman. i want to be serious. as you all know i have some deep concerns about going forward with the rsf as it stands today. it was doe signed for a very different american energy environment. we were an importer of oil and gas and now we are an exporter. i think it stands as a very flawed mandate. one problem i have with the rfs is the severe cost placed on smaller independent refiners like cvs which is headquartered in my district. i worry about the cost to do upgrades to move towards higher octane fuels. mr. thompson, can you talk about what sorts of projects you have to undertake to move towar

jody olsen, director of the peace corps, joining us in her honor. thank you very much, doctor.ciate it. thank you. thank you. [applause] mandy took her passion for education from the peace corps to joel e. ferris high school in spokane, washington, where she has been teaching english and math for the past six years. her incredible devotion has earned her the adoration total adoration, actually and respect of students and colleagues throughout her school district, community, and the entire state. teachers like mandy play a vital role in the well-being of our children, the strength of our communities, and the success of our nation. the job of a teacher is not only to instruct the next generation of workers, but the next generation of citizens to teach our children to care for others, to think for themselves, to love their country, to be proud of our history, and to be true pillars of their families and their communities. such an important job. there is no more important job. we have teachers to thank for identifying and nurturing the boundless potential of america's youth. someti