olson. based on your, appearance in law enforcement and the intelligence community, what would the operational effect be of subjecting these queries to judicial approval? >> i agree with miss brand. it's hard to predict, but it's certainly the case, having worked at the national security division, at justice, that would slow down the process of simply searching through information that was lawfully collected. the attorneys in the national security division working with whether it's fbi or nsa would have to compile applications to the court. in cases the court can move quickly, it has proven it can, but there's no doubt it would become a more cumbersome and slow process in instances where i'm confident that agility and speed is critical. so i think without really any gain from a privacy perspective and against a record that doesn't have any indication of abuse in terms of the current approach of allowing these agencies to conduct these searches without judicial approval. >> go ahead. >> thank

the second witness, matthew olson, olson, president of consulting at iron net cyber security from 11 --dash 14 he served as director from national counters and center under president obama, prior to that he served as general counsel for national security for the good time a task force and spent more than 18 years at the department of justice including serving as a deputy assistant attorney general oversee national security division. mr. olson is currently a lecture at harvard law school on national security law practice, undergraduate degree from virginia and the university of virginia and law degree from harvard. our next witness he codirects the center for justice and national security program. before that she served as counsel senator feingold on this committee is trial attorney in the federal program branch civil division branch. she a law degree from yale law school. next witness is david medina. chairman of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. before that he was attorney fellow for the security exchange commission from oh 222012 he practiced law firm in washington.

olson has already discussed this. it also unanimously found that it helps disrupt terrorist plots, identified previously in individuals involved in terrorism and understand terrorist operations, priorities, strategies, and tactics. the park including the authorized by congress. he did recommend refinance of the program but did not find it to be legally required. they did not reckon meant any legislative changes. it is worth noted that the five members were unanimous in the report to central conclusion. they're all unanimous in our recommendations for how to improve the privacy protections of the program role. the administration has implemented many of the recommendations and is working on the rest. one issue that divided the board concerns u.s. person queries. the particular concern has been raised about u.s. person queries by the fbi. i would like to address that for a moment. at the fbi typical early investigation is to declare the fbi database to see what they know. they do not distinguish between u.s. persons and

the second witness, matthew olson, olson, president of consulting at iron net cyber security from 11 --dash 14 he served as director from national counters and center under president obama, prior to that he served as general counsel for national security for the good time a task force and spent more than 18 years at the department of justice including serving as a deputy assistant attorney general oversee national security division. mr. olson is currently a lecture at harvard law school on national security law practice, undergraduate degree from virginia and the university of virginia and law degree from harvard. our next witness he codirects the center for justice and national security program. before that she served as counsel senator feingold on this committee is trial attorney in the federal program branch civil division branch. she a law degree from yale law school. next witness is david medina. chairman of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. before that he was attorney fellow for the security exchange commission from oh 222012 he practiced law firm in washington.

the second witness matthew olson. he served as director of terterrorismn center for president obama. after that, he served as executive director of the guantanamo task force and spent more than 18 years at the department of justice, including serving as a deputy assistant attorney general overseeing national security division. he is currently a lecturer at harvard law school, national security law and practice, undergraduate degree from the university of virginia and law degree from harvard. elizabethitness skotene, codirects the brendan center for justice, liberty and national security program. before that, she served as innsel for senator feinberg the federal program branches civil division. from yale. law degree next witness is david medine, chairman of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. attorneyat, he was an fellow for security and exchange commission. special counsel at consumer finance protection bureau from 2002 to 2012. he practiced law at a firm here in washington and from 1992 to the year 2000

olson: i thank my friend from north carolina. garrett, an act of true human his best is arms on friend's shoulders, looked him in the eye, looked him in the eye and said, that is why i did it. that's why i did it. garrett did not earn this honor by his death he earned this by his life. and because of this bill, garrett's love would be on full isplay at 3130 grants lake boulevard in sugar land, texas, at the lieutenant garrett gamble usmc post office. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the entlewoman rise? mrs. lawrence: i urge support and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walker: i urge support of the measure and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4877. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose do

ash olson meyers. >> not after ashley olson. no, after my mother's maiden name.een good. fantastic. your life completely changes but changes so much less than the mother's life changes. mine is pretty similar except there's a baby morning and at night but i still go to work. >> but it does turn your whole world totally upside down, but it's supposed to. >> i haven't been great as far as being assistant to my wife. in that the baby wakes up a couple of times in the middle of the night and then i have been adding a third wake-up. oov been waking up grabbing my wife's face saying, i don't know where the baby is. i can't go back to sleep unless she puts eyes on the baby. >> are you changing diaps? >> i am. i enjoy it more than i thought. there's a beginning, middle and end. when the baby is crying and you can't communicate, i'm frustrated. at least with a diaper, i know it started dirty and now it's clean. >> can you calm the baby down? >> a little bit. >> are you nature? >> i think i am. nurture by nature was the name of my rap group. >> i saw something of you yeste

why ben olson was back on the pitch today.t's next in sp guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another. their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. sfx: clap, clap, ding erin: the nationals will try to bounce back after the 7-1 loss to the mets last night. i will be stephen strasburg and matt harvey on the mound. the nats won all nine games that strasburg has started this year. as for harvey, he is trying to forget his last outing. i was the worst start of his career. five days ago against the nats harvey gave up nine runs in 2-2/3 innings. the nats know harvey is still pretty solid pitcher and can't be overlooked. >> he is obviously really good pitcher with really good stuff. you know, this game has the abil a lot of people will get to see you know what he is made of

. >> and joining us now to discuss this is eric brin olson. professor, welcome, good to have you with automation is coming, whether there is a hike in the minimum wage or not. how disruptive, transformative, maybe, is it going to be in the restaurant business? >> i think it is going to be very big. we have h already seen that technology is having some big effects in terms of medium wages, stagnated for a while. and the technologies that are in the pipeline will be able to automate a lot more tasks the next ten years than they did the last ten. >> one thing you pointed out in the research is that aversion we have seen over productivity growth and employment growth. we're looking at jobs today from taking tolls at the highway to restaurant workers, to people even taking their blood pressure, all those jobs have gone away and replaced by machines. how is this divergence between productivity and employment really played into what we're seeing? >> well, that's exactly right. historically as productivity grew and the pie got bigger, there was a risi

the second witness, matthew olson, olson, president of consulting at iron net cyber security

miles is a litigation partner in the san francisco office of munger, tolles, olson. her practice is in complex litigation. he is one of the national law journal's august women lawyers. for many years, she has been california's top women lawyers and is a female bar broker. ms. miles served as a law clerk or justice scalia from october 1989 and judge douglas ginsburg. graduated magna cum laude from harvard law school in 1988, a.b. from d her '92 as well. nd we also have a visiting fellow at the hoofer institution of stanford and visiting professor of law at that university's law school. he received his law degree with high honors from the university of chicago law school. during his time as solicitor general, mr. mitchell argued before the supreme court of the federal ates, the courts of appeals, and the supreme court of texas as well trial courts. after graduating from law chool, mr. mitchell was a law clerk who judged fourth circuit nd for justice scalia during october 2002. he served as an attorney advisor oic in the justice department from 2003 to 2005. ramsey rofe

like tonight with steve olson with "eruption". in his book steve interweaves the history and science behind the eruption of mount saint helens in the account of what happened to those people who lived it and those who died. particular connection. we are so glad he can be here with us tonight. one of the great stories -- i am sarah, by the way. one of the great things is bringing authors who have a wonderful local connection. you can see that tonight. pleasetonight. please join me in welcoming steve olson to kramer books. [applause] >> thank you, guys. [applause] i have never given a talk in kramer books before. but really i can hardly even get to tell you how to lead land to finally be doing this. my wife and our young newlyweds this is what we came for date night. we introduced to a reference to each other right over there who are now married and live in oregon not too terribly far away from where we lived in seattle. and memory is where i want to start tonight because the eruption of mount saint helens on a sunday morning may 18

. >> ash meyers, ash olson meyers. not after ashley olson, no, after my mother's maiden name.ges but it changes so much less than the mother's life changes. >> yes. >> mine's pretty similar except there's a baby at home in the morning and at night. but i still go to work. >> right, right. >> but it does turn your whole world totally upside down. >> yeah. >> because it's supposed to. >> i haven't been great. >> what do you mean? >> as far as being an assistant to my wife. in that the baby will wake up a couple of times in the middle of the night. i've been adding a third wake-up because i have night terrors about where the baby is. i've been waking up grabbing my wife's face saying i don't know where the baby is. >> oh, my god! >> then i go back to sleep. she can't go back to sleep until she puts eyes on the baby. >> you're terrible. are you changing diapers? >> i am. >> how is that? >> that, i enjoy more than i thought i would in that there's a beginning, middle and an end. >> if you've done it right. >> yes. when the baby is crying and you can't communicate with it, then i'm

check out ben olson's reaction. he wanted that bad. in stoppage now. in front, vasquez knocks it in. takes off a shirt in celebration. united loses a tough one, 1-0. wnba, the mystics were no match for the sparks tonight. southern maryland star christie tolliver was on fire, 7-8 from e with 19 points. mystics lose and they are now 0-3 on the season. and lebron james and the cavs could go up 3-0 over toronto tomorrow night. if you saw the video we were watching before i went on the air, please excuse my laughter. alison: sorry, my fault. a consumer ahead -- alert about atm's. leon: 7 on your side with the consumer alert from bank of america. thatare rolling out atm's do not require a card. 76 locations will have the card list machine. the technology went live this week. instead of a card, use your smart to get cash at the atm. let us know if it works. alison: sorry, i tried to take your read there. alison: do they cancel the farmers market when it's a washout? don't, and tomorrow is not an ideal day to go. i cannot say that because no rain. 50's saturda

olson and mr. wainstein have discussed this. it's been found that 702 collection has found to disrupt terrorist plots and identify previously unknown individuals involved in terrorism and understand terrorist operations, priorities, strategies and tactics. the board concluded it was authorized by congress and reasonable under the fourth amendment. the board recommended refinements to the program but did not find them to be legally required. the board did not recommend any legislative changes to section 702. it's worth noting that the board's five members were unanimous in the central conclusions, we were also unanimous inually unanimous in how to protect the program's rules. one issue that divided the board concerns u.s. person queries. particular concern has been raised about u.s. person queries by the fbi so i'd like to address that for a moment. at the fbi a typical early step in a criminal investigation is to query the fbi databases to see what the fbi already knows. they do not distinguish between u.s. persons and others be

olson is like i can't believe it just happened. it comes back to bite united. first minute, marquez. united fall 1-0. >>> the precursor to the preakness. this afternoon featured the 92nd running of the black eyed susan at pimlico in baltimore. the fillies on the track today. land over sea the favorite but out of the gate is go maggie go the two fillies continue to trade places as they go down the track. go maggie go earning the $5,000 purse. >> trainer dale romans gets the two top places with ma can do it finishing second. >>> of course the big event in baltimore tomorrow. you can watch the preakness stakes here on nbc4. coverage starts at 5:00. post time 6:45. favorite, undefeated in his career. >>> mystics looking for their first win of the season, hosting the sparks at verizon center. emma has range. team high 13 points. second half, it is a former terp alert. christy fires home three of her game-high 19 points. mystics looking for their first win. falling 97-67 tonight. >>> we have some new celebrities blossoming in the district. their commercial today with

it's operated by fred olson cruises on a month-long cruise from southampton england, 27 percent of the passengers have the nor row virus. they're under quarantine while it finishes it's journey back to england. >>> a teenager kicked out of her own prom, she's a lesbian and always worn shirt and pants. but the family says a last minute e-mail changed that dress code and required girls to wear a formal dress to the accident prom. wolf's mom called the school but had no luck fighting this change. she decided to go to the prom anyway and was barred from entering. >> a lot of the girls' dresses, i'm not saying that all of them are this way but they do show a lot of skin. i believe i'm dressed modestly. >> we bought a nice suit. i think my daughter is beautiful. >> by experience shouldn't be different than anybody else's just because it's something i was born with. >> she says the school officials took her by the arm and threatened to call the police. so she left her prom. >>> it was a great day for the 13th annual craft bizarre on penns landing. every mothers day weekend brings more than 12

it used to be a huge operation at cj olson's but that was before silicon valley overwhelmed the agricultural scene. now the farmer has seen a lot but this year el nino had an impact on crops and the cherry market. customers said they were worried the weather would affect their favorite fruit. >> the weather is dominant and the timing of the weather is dominant and so i worry when the blos yoms to come out to know if the cherries have a chance to mature on the trees and we're going to have a good crop. >> you're always going to have rain during cherry season, it's the amount of rain and that's what happened and we had much too much rain this couple of weeks ago. >> the state of california was supposed to produce roughly 8 million boxes of cherries and we'll be lucky if we get 4 million boxes at the end of the season. >> reporter: the combination of importds cherries and what's in the crop will be on display. the cherry festival running throughout the weekend. it's survived hard times and there was no way that el nino would stop it. nbc bay area news. >> that's gleet. >>> a civil rights icon w

. >> reporter: max olson and guy schmidt will be ready. they are veteran storm chasers and these days it's a crowded field. >> big days like today, there will be hordes of people covering the roads chasing storms. >> reporter: for denise the cleanup is tough enough but tonight, kansas is on high alert again. what will you miss most about the house? >> home. it's home. >> reporter: today, the national weather service classified the tornado that roared through here as an ef-4 with winds of 180 miles per hour. no deaths or injuries reported but tonight there are new tornado watches, this time in seven states. lester? >> and we'll keep monitoring it all. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> to a bombshell scandal rocking this nation's largest baptist university, baylor. today the school's high-profile president ken star was demoted and his football coach was removed amid allegations that football players for years have sexually assaulted women with often mishandled responses from school officials. if the name sounds familiar, it's the same ken star

. >> the ship is operated by the fred olson cruise lines and left from england on april 16th. noro virus can be transmitted from contaminated food or water or from person to person. no word how this out break started. >>> it is end of the era for greatest show on earth. elephants at wrinkling brother circus are retiring. much to the satisfaction of the animal rights activist, the pachyderms performed their final shows tonight. abc's marci gonzales has more. >> reporter: tonight these elephants in the wrinkling brothers circus are preparing to take their final bows. for more than a century they have been the giant stars of the greatest show on earth. >> they are the greatest, to have. >> reporter: but after decade of backlash from animal rights group, all 11 elephants still on tour will give their last performances tomorrow. >> we're just so happy that these majestic elephants will be subjected to this treatment. >> they will retired to a 200-acre conservation center in florida, run by the circus. >> these are members of our family. we know them. we live with them. it will be a

it's operated by fred olson cruises on a month-long cruise from southampton england, 27 percent of the passengers have the nor row virus. they're under quarantine while it finishes it's journey back to england. >>> a teenager kicked out of her own prom, she's a lesbian and always worn shirt and pants. but the family says a last minute e-mail changed that dress code and required girls to wear a formal dress to the accident prom. wolf's mom called the school but had no luck fighting this change. she decided to go to the prom anyway and was barred from entering. >> a lot of the girls' dresses, i'm not saying that all of them are this way but they do show a lot of skin. i believe i'm dressed modestly. >> we bought a nice suit. i think my daughter is beautiful. >> by experience shouldn't be different than anybody else's just because it's something i was born with. >> she says the school officials took her by the arm and threatened to call the police. so she left her prom. >>> it was a great day for the 13th annual craft bizarre on penns landing. every mothers day weekend brings more than 12

the show is auctioning off hand-picked props from roger sterling's ray ban and peggy olson's typewriterto don draper's 1964 chrysler imperial. you can start bidding on june 1st. >>> bank of america gets a fine thrown out, and lego toys are growing more violent. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning. it was a quiet day on wall street with no major economic news. investors are still waiting to see if the fed will raise interest rates next month. the dow fell eight points. the s&p lost four. the nasdaq finished three points lower. a u.s. court of appeals overturned a mortgage fraud case against bank of america, which means the bank won't have to pay a $1.2 billion penalty. the case involves allegedly shoddy mortgages sold by bank of america's country wide unit during the financial crisis. the court ruled the government didn't prove its case. this decision could impact cases against other banks. >>> sports authority is launching a going out of business sale this week. the sporting goods retailer is shutting down all 463 of its sores. it filed for

and our grace olson explains why. >> reporter: tasting victory in the -- chasing victory in the play-offss always sweet. >> i think this has been one of beginning to finish. >> and we came our best. the goal was to blow everyone out in the play-offs and we have done that. >> reporter: for mcdonough, a 15-4 final in the semis was more than a satisfying post season win but the eagles 154th straight. >> and that i trying to -- and so many girls that can come and make an impact on the field and i don't think we feel brush. >> and we try to focus on the next opponent and win the game, to who what we need to do to web that one game. >> and coach chris tells us not to think about the streak. i think it's something in the back of our minds and this team in general, so special and we want to play well for others around we have so much on our team and someone coming off of the bench come with as much intensity and that works well. everyone is focussed and we will be. everyone bought into the system games we have played well. >> reporter: the eagles play for their 8th street conference championship

since then he has added ted olson to his team. >>> rising gas prices is not letting up, it has gop upcost of crude oil could bump it up again in the coming for regular unleaded is $2.28 a gallon. you're paying only a few cents off that price in maryland and west virginia. about 17 cents less in virginia and 15 cents more in d.c. >>> 4:59 now. message for millennials this morning, start saving for retirement now. that is the takeaway from a new study out of bankrate.com. it found three quarters of those asked expressed serious regrets over how they have handled their money. their biggest regret this they say is that they waited too long to start saving. experts say that is something young people can quickly turn around. >> you're just starting out in the workforce, this is a good time to give up maybe a couple lattes and a hulu subscription every month and put that money into savings. >> a couple of lattes and a hulu. there you go. >> doesn't take much. >> survey results show many people also wish they could redo their real estate choices. some saying they regret buying or not buying m

now, this family involved includes a couple in their six's, their 37 year olson, they all came away without any injuries, fortunately, but as i mention of course very frightening night for them. police say they were tied up and robbed by three mask men. now, all of this, unfolded here on the 14,000 block of if he made street in somerton after 1:00 a.m. the family asleep in their second floor bedrooms when the three mask men broke in through back sliding door at least one of those suspect they say had a gun. now, the men woke up the entire family. police say immediately started asking where the money was. and investigators say the group ransacked this home, looking for that cash. and ended up getting away with a undisclosed amount of money from the 37 year old's wallet. now, once the mask men left it took this family about 30 minutes to get free. they called police, the 60 year old's were bound with zip ties, the 37 year old had his hands tide behind his back with a shirt. take a listen. >> we don't know why this particular house was targeted. this is a normally a really quiet neighborhood,

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brady adding a high-powered attorney, theodore olson, who argued a dozen cases before the supreme courtht against fitbit. lawyers commissioning a study, testing dozens of people wearing fitbits. researchers say the device misses 20 beats a minute. the company calls the study, quote, biased and baseless. >>> when we come back on a monday night, what report all those years ago, and what those accept up the leapts have acome established tonight. i take pictures of sunrises. it's my job and it's also my passion. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12-hour strength of aleve... for pain relief that can last into the morning. and now... i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. so guys with ed can... take viagra when they need it. ask

. >> meara olson is environmental engineering professor at drexel university. >> water filters can beery effective at removing dissolved chemicals not resolved by waste water treatment plans. >> the chlorine and the other things they put in the water you can seen smell it as you turn it on. >> there are two options. more affordable like pitcher or pour through filters or expensive inn home filtration system. >> who would be a candidate for an in home system. >> if you're living somewhere where there's a known contaminant that's consistently recorded and measured. >> reporter: if you're not sure what's in your water obtain a water quality report from your provider. if you use a private well you'll have to get it tested. from there look for epa certification. >> they're rated for removals of specific contaminants and specific conditions. >> a lot of people just want their water to taste better. does it do the trick? >> yes. the walter fits are removing at removing chlorine residuals and other things that crib to the taste of the water. >> it tastes better. >> there's definitely a differ

solicitor general ted olson to his legal team. >>> now let's get back on the field with some of lastt's playoff highlights. >> we get those from our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan. i'm neil. we're back together, and we're excited to be bringing this to you. >>> the cavaliers and raptors played in game four of the eastern conference finals in toronto. cavaliers trying to go up 3-1. toronto trying to even the series at two games apiece. demar derozan really good in this game. he had 32 points. the only one better was his teammate, kyle lowry, blowing past j.r. smith getting 35 for lowry, so that's 67 combined for derozan and lowry, their best combined performance ever as teammates. smith not able to go. cleveland, 13 for 41 on three-pointers. it was that kind of night for them. that's not going to go either. 29 points for lebron james, but he had none in the final five minutes when the game was decided. game four goes to toronto. game five coming up wednesday in cleveland. >>> all right, game five between the sharks and blues. it was in st. louis. st. louis had a

it is operated by fred olson cruises, on month long cute from southampton england, pass inning have the norovirus, un quarantine while the ship finishes its trip back to england. >> some wild weather video outside denver. storm chasers spotted this tornado near the border with nebraska saturday. that's one of three tornados that touchdown in colorado over the weekend. at least five people were hurt in the storm, and handful of homes were destroyed. pretty scary storm, but that tornado led to prom picture after lifetime. alley posted this epic picture on her facebook page, if you look closely she is post withing her date with the twister right behind them. >> oh, my gosh. >> tornado just few miles away. but she says they took the picture after the storm died down. not died down enough for me. but a memorable temperature. >> oh, my gosh. >> you would be in the basement. >> with a mattress on top of me and full blown duck and cover position. >> thank you for saying that. >> in a safe room, no windows. >> epics granted but your life is not worth a picture, guys. if you ever hear that there

. >> meara olson is environmental engineering professor at drexel university. >> water filters can bey effective at removing dissolved chemicals not resolved by waste water treatment plans. >> the chlorine and the other things they put in the water you can seen smell it as you turn it on. >> there are two options. more affordable like pitcher or pour through filters or expensive inn home filtration system. >> who would be a candidate for an in home system. >> if you're living somewhere where there's a known contaminant that's consistently recorded and measured. >> reporter: if you're not sure what's in your water obtain a water quality report from your provider. if you use a private well you'll have to get it tested. from there look for epa certification. >> they're rated for removals of specific contaminants and specific conditions. >> a lot of people just want their water to taste better. does it do the trick? >> yes. the walter fits are removing at removing chlorine residuals and other things that crib to the taste of the water. >> it tastes better. >> there's definitely a differen

and morrison versus olson symbolized that because that is the case of the independent council where all of the judges were fine at deferring to congress and the president and creating this statute. except for scalia and he dissented alone, 8-1, early on in his tenure in the court and he said, no, that is not what the constitution said. because the constitution vests the executive power in the president. and paraphrasing, but not by much, it doesn't say some of the executive power. and it means all of the executive power. and that includes the power to control independent council which the statute denied. and what he -- what morrison stood for for him was the idea not just that the court should not interfere with the political branches when the constitution doesn't warrant but that it should interfere when the constitution does warrant because we live in a regime of limited government. limited by the constitution and that limit is enforced by the court. and so his role for the court was not the restrained role that previous originalists had emphasized. but it was an active role when the

in 2012 matt olson and his wife contributed $93 million to super pacs supporting republican candidates. the supreme court has managed to avoid controversy since antonin scalia's death, but that is about to change. on a slewbout to rule of controversial cases. swiftcrooks have attacked , which is used by banks to move money around the world. this attack involved in unnamed bank. an italian coast guard ship carrying refugees arrived in puerto augusta in sicily today. at least 800 were rescued after reconnaissance planes spotted two boats in distress in the mediterranean. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am taylor riggs. betty? betty: taylor, thank you. it has been a wild ride for the markets. u.s. retail sales jumping 1.3% in april. the biggest gain in a year, and indication that consumer spending could help the u.s. economy recover from an early your slowdown. this early your slowdown. -- from an early year slowdown. moving slowly with interest rate adjustments to a more normal level. level as toorrent low for

>> here to discuss is kristen olson, joseph borelli, and others. if you guys can top the last segment that certainly will be interesting. i know matt you watched it. i want to have a conversation with governor grant hoelm and brewer. will it come down to voters who they dislike the least maybe. >> i think you're going to see it driven by fear of the other person. nobody will turn out liberals better than donald trump, nobody will get people to come home and embrace more than donald trump. i think maybe the edge actually then goes to donald trump because aside from the anti-hillary voters i do think he has inspired this cadra sort of new nationalist populist voters who are excited for him. so i think that's the x factor. they are in a dead heat in the 18 to 29 crowd. she was leading by 29 points. is she building on obama's coalition or building on that same enthusiasm from 2008 and 2012. >> was it w.c. fields who said i never voted for anybody i -- against? >> here is the thing, first of all, i think this poll is just a snapshot. we are still in our

olson's orchard runs through today and there are plenty to enjoy.planet. the fifth annual color run is a little different than most 5ks. runners are not timed and there are no winners or prizes. participants are instead showered with colored powder, which is made of food grade corn starch. they team up with local charities in each city to raise money. >>> and the dancing cat has officially reopened in san jose. it is silicon valley's first cat adoption lounge. people looking to adopt the cat can come to the facility and find the right cat for them. it is also a place for any cat lover to come and relax and enjoy some time with the animals. the lounge is on east julian street and will be open through november. looks like a fun place. i know two little girls who would like to go to the cat lounge there. another cool spot maybe, too. avoid the heat this weekend. >> air conditioning. >>> thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. more local news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and of course all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful day. >>> this sun

miles is a litigation partner in the san francisco office of munger, tolles, olson.er practice is focused on complex litigation. she was recently selected as one of the national law journal's outstanding women lawyers. for many years, she has been named among california's top women lawyers and is a female bar broker. ms. miles served as a law clerk for justice scalia from october 1989 and judge douglas ginsburg. she graduated magna cum laude from harvard law school in 1988, and received her a.b. from harvard as well. mitchell,ve jonathan who served until the soliciting general of texas. he is a visiting fellow at the hoover institution of stanford and visiting professor of law at that university's law school. he received his law degree with high honors from the university of chicago law school. during his time as solicitor general, mr. mitchell argued before the supreme court of the united states, the federal courts of appeals, and the supreme court of texas as well as numerous trial courts. after graduating from law school, mr. mitchell was a law clerk who judged fo

winfrey, seth rogen, melissa mccarthy, kristen wiig, kate mckinno leslie jones, ellen degeneres, kaitlin olsonbert brooks, ed o'neill, ty burrell, this better go seven games because we don't have enough. tracy morgan, and nba stars galore. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is the most popular 74 year old in the out of burlington since the coat factory. he is the second biggest surprise of this election so far. please welcome senator bernie sanders. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: very good to have you here. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: i feel like we had a very awkward handshake. i feel like we should do it over again. >> all right. >> jimmy: okay. there we go. all right. you've been hanging around with killer mike too much. how are you? >> great. >> jimmy: everything is good. you saw the show last night. you saw what i did for you? >> you made it possible for us to have a very interesting debate. >> jimmy: that's right. >> about two guys who looked at th differently. >> jimmy: oh, boy, do you guys look at it differently. that would be some debate. i think it might be one of the highest rated events in

and leading the brady qb legal team is none other than ted olson.for a house candidate and it happens to be debbie wasserman schultz's opponent. they have raised $225,000 for his campaign. and in california, sanders' supporters sue to go stepped voter registration all the way to primary day toup 7. the democratic party allows no party preference voters to be part of the california primary. the when, it's half century since the start of the arms embargo against he vietnam aeei today president obama announced complete end to the restrictions. and the why. the most are far right hefd state in europe since world war ii. but in the former green party read leader far left versus far right and some compare to how a sanders trump election could play out back home. we are back after this. log calld "daddy doing work", it's funny that i've been in the news for being a dad. windows 10 is great because i need to keep organized. school, grocery shopping. my face can unlock this computer. that crazy. macbooks are not ableo do that. "hey cortana, remind me we he a

he added former solicitor general theodore olson to the legal team who gained fame from arguing bushs gore. the case now heads to the second circuit bench. will it ever go away? michelle: not until he retires some say unfortunately. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- what happens next? a big hole. discuss the struck plow in the parked cars? it's a sinkhole. we will tell you about it. or does a thief break in? the back story is funny. we'll show you after the break. kellye: i'm kellye lynn outside dunbar high school. they are packing the bags for colorado. that's coming up in "spotlight on with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.