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reporting from pierce, nebraska nate gonner, nbc news. the group made it out without any serious injuries but a few scraps. a 17-year-old boy has been charged as an adult with attacking a police officer. prosecutors say desmond edwards hit a u-c santa barbara police officer in the face with a backpack full of glass liquor bottles. rocks were also thrown at police as they tried to break up the party, known as "deltopia." nearly 170-people were arrested friday and saturday. 50-people were taken to hospitals. dozens of cab drivers protest outside the california public utilities commision in san francisco. they rallied yesterday against the approval of uber- and lyft-type of rideshares. cab drivers are demanding, among other things, that the c-p-u-c make rideshare companies carry commercial insurance. just like taxis. the heated debate over new this morning on the kron 4 morning news. searchers detect an underwater signal in the hunt for the missing malaysian plane. the coast guard is out searching for a boy last seen struggling in san franci

at a usda lab in fort pierce, florida, scientists are working all hours to try to find a cure. >> it's mind boggling that something so little could take such a big operation down. >> reporter: in the short term, they are trying 112-degree heat tents to kill the insects and iv injections of antibiotics and insecticides. meanwhile, the disease has now spread to six other southern states, but has the darkest threat to the sunshine state. mark potter, nbc news, fort pierce, florida. >>> we're back with a big celebration today honoring a national treasure. >>> as they say, in a day's work for the crew of the international space station. two americans on board went out and installed a new backup computer. they included rick who visited us in our newsroom not long ago. the parts arrived on sunday allowing them to install the spare. as the world prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of d-day and the landings of normandy that changed the course of world war ii, a u.s. robotics company used an unmanned sub to record detailed images of two ships that were sunk by the germans during the what was a

paul pierce and the nets accused of tanking at the end of the season so they could go to toronto ande the raptors in round one for an easier matchup. after one game, the strategy may have worked. pierce in a first year with brooklyn has done this many times in his career, 15 points nets take game one over the raptors 94-87. >>> the giants can't seem to help their pitchers with run support. same with the a's this afternoon. they stranded 12 runners and left the bases loaded in the six three-pointers but they made the most of the last inning. a's down two in the ninth to the astros in game 2 of their series with one swing of the bat jed lowrie lines one off the right field wall to make it a one run game his second of the year. the hit keeps on coming. up the middle scoring josh donaldson game tied at 3. and then josh reddick sends the 33,000-plus in attendance home. he rips one into the gap for the walkoff hit. the a's score three in the ninth to come back and win it 4- 3. usually this time he is on the receiving end of the pie. another three hits for him as he looks to break out of hi

so i just want this to be the beginning, not the end. >> ifill: let me ask charlie pierce about that. is this something you sense will go on beyond what it is now? because you've written, this is not the first time, for instance, we've heard of donald sterling making comments like this and nothing happened before. >> no, donald sterling has been a cancer on this league nearly from a competitive standpoint since he owned the team. he has acted out his racism before in his private business which is basically being a landlord -- and that's being very kind. otherwise, i think what bill is talking about, if it's going to go forward, then this can't be the only time the players get together and decide to take a stand on this, okay. the players are going to have an advantage now, they have to push it. for example, they have to lean on the league to make this sale happen and not to -- it is unfathomable to me donald sterling might still own the team next fall. that can't be allowed. if what adam says is serious, that can't be allowed to happen. on another venture, what does adam silver do now

at mckinzie and then worked for pierce at valeant, and doing the same thing at endo. so it's financial engineering in a constructive way to make acquisitions, cut out the inefficiencies and move on. >> good points. stephen weiss just said synergies, rationalization, financial engineering -- [ buzzer sounds ] -- that's it. >> here, you know, we're very, very outsbopoken. >> then speak english. don't use words -- >> sorry to confuse you. >> let's talk about financial engineering. in the last couple of years, the s&p has really appreciated with a lot of financial engineering. dividends and buybacks, 2014. it has to be all about capital spending. it's got to be about m&a. last year, you had capital spending, only growth 3% year on year. this year, it has to go double digits. what we're seeing finally, is we're seeing confidence in the c suite to do it. m&a in 2013. north american m&a, we did 1.2 trillion. we're halfway there already on april 21st of this year. >> i don't know, josh brown, color me confused. we have financial engineering, we have vaccines being swapped, bu

the water inside almost remains in tact until all four balloons are pierced and then they all fall. >ike you're braeaking into rain drops but a big ball. >> and watching the balloon it like it dissolves. >>> receipt's check in with rhett and link. time for a bug war. bug war is basically a game of the here's how you play. two decks of card, one guy pulls one, one guy pulls the other one. higher card wins. the guy with the lower card has to eat the number of bugs. >> bug lots of bugs. by the way this he have a reverse card. if you don't like the hasn't you're dealt, you can toss out the reverse card and the other guy has to eat it. >> let's stop in and see what happens when they eat the female katie did. >> i got an a. >> he did a whole handful. >> one of my personal favorites is when one of them has to eat the silk worm pupa. those are gross looking. >> joke around. we doeth both have to eat three. >> let's see how it goes. >> i'm having a tough time. there is something a little juicy in there. >> like a gusher. >> let's go to the black scorpions. >> niner. i lost. i wonder what i'm g

pierce caught fire. nine of his 15 in the fourth. shake and bake. knocks down the j. nets steal game one on the road, 94-87. >>> two o.cocoliseumy the a's have owned the astros. astros hat two-run lead in the ninth but a three-run rally, capped bay josh reddick walkoff, changed all that. beautiful day the coliseum. break out the dancing shoes. norris' throw sails. houston lead 3-1. in the ninth. a shot to right. his second home run of the year. a's within one. runners on first and second for callaspo, the hottest hitter on the a's. stays that i would, rbi single ties it up. josh reddick, runners on the corner, drives one into the gap. a's win 4-3 on josh's first walkoff of the year, fourth in his career, and pie has never tasted so sweet as the a's win 4- >> to be a guy from the first week thinking, how am i going to touch this baseball, to now it's how am i going to think about getting snout it's a great turn-around and a great feeling to be back with confidence in the box,; just have some confidence back. >>> earthquakes hosted by colorado. looking for the first win

right now, joining me is charlie pierce. watching rachel last night, watching the interview with rachel and twitter, what is it about elizabeth warren that people love so much? there is some quality that is bringing something out in people, and you followed her around. what did you find? >> well, first of all, congratulations to you and your wife on the new arrival. >> thank you. >> i think that, basically, you know, i think i make this point in the story, in esquire, she gets the same effect out of golly that lyndon johnson used to get out of curse words. when she says, golly -- i mean, there's an evident sincerity and almost a kind of happy warrior thing to her. i mean, she does -- she's not preaching gloom and doom. she's preaching danger and she's trying to teach the lessons that we should have learned from the economic collapse, but she's not doing it in such a way that you feel gloomy after having talked to her. >> that's right. there's something about her, and you talk about her in the piece, as a teacher, that actual

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finish and wildlife service with the california agency for peering or pierce 31 >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. i. >> any opposed. public comment? seeing none. all in favor, say i. >> i. opposed? content item >> item 11 a requests the approval of the preliminary statement relating inform the bond and 30 years it's relationship to the revenue bonds. >> good afternoon. commissioner president katz elaine support staff we're near the final leg of revenue bond issuance for 2014. before i start, i want to say a special thanks to the executive director to monique and john our fiscal officer while i had to be away and they both jumped into my shoes and filled them well, i must say and john spent a lot of evenings and weekends so thank you, john. also here is the rest of the finance team who all collaborated on this and the bond team shawn from hawkins our disclosure council and bob and christen from t s m our financial advisors >> thank you and week. i mentioned the team just to make the port commission feel secure we have a complete team reviewing our financial statement from

nets up 12 early and paul pierce caught fire late. shake and bake. the dinosaur knocks it down.t's on the road also 94-87. the giants have lot of two straight hoping to turn the tide in san diego. 2-0 and was on the hill. sets a franchise record without a walk to start the season. he would rather have had the win. fans trying to keep it cool with petco park. to hunter pence with a base hit. down 1-0 in the fifth. put one over the wall in center. his third home run that ties the game at one. he squeezes home will venable. three runs in the last 28 innings and buster posey strikes out to end the game. down for a third straight loss. a good day to break out the distancing shoes. the call for the shot to right. the second home run of the year and brings the a's within one. alberta with the hottest hitter on the stage. stays that way. ties it up at three and josh with runners on the corner. drives one of the gap and the fourth career walk off. never safetied so sweet as the a's win it. >> they are thinking how am i going to touch this baseball. now they say how am i going to think ab

pierce caught fire. nine of his 15 in the fourth. shake and bake. knocks down the j. nets steal game one on the road, 94-87. >>> two o.cocoliseumy the a's have owned the astros. astros hat two-run lead in the ninth but a three-run rally, capped bay josh reddick walkoff, changed all that. beautiful day the coliseum. break out the dancing shoes. norris' throw sails. houston lead 3-1. in the ninth. a shot to right. his second home run of the year. a's within one. runners on first and second for callaspo, the hottest hitter on the a's. stays that i would, rbi single ties it up. josh reddick, runners on the corner, drives one into the gap. a's win 4-3 on josh's first walkoff of the year, fourth in his career, and pie has never tasted so sweet as the a's win 4- >> to be a guy from the first week thinking, how am i going to touch this baseball, to now it's how am i going to think about getting snout it's a great turn-around and a great feeling to be back with confidence in the box,; just have some confidence back. >>> earthquakes hosted by colorado. looking for the first win

. >> in san francisco, jeff pierce, california news. >> a handful of the volunteers got up early to acknowledgearth day, here the group is cleaninging parked meters and last night what they lacked in numbers they made up with political people, and their efforts don't go u want to thanr cleaning up the neighborhood. the city has a lot of neighborhood that have adopted the streets and parks. >> the volunteers say it's important to keep in mind earth day is a mind set that shouldn't be limited to one day a year. san francisco is coming out with a plan to prevent a pot party meth. >>> it's a counter culture holiday in thort -- north america for people to consume cannabis. a lot of trash was left behind and a lot of people were caught behaving badly. they're bracing for the parade, and there's an increased law enforcement presence to avoid what was particularly a problem last year. >> strict enenforcement of -- form of open containers, don't have a perceptual, don't -- permit, and anything you pack in pack out again. >> we won't tolerate underaged drinking in our park or streets. there was a lot of

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they blew that paul pierce led the comeback with 22 for the nets. the raptors hold on. it goes back 13 years. 87-79. that final tied at two. >>> swept the indians with today's victory. johnson 258 consecutive sellout at at&t park hosting the indians. fourth inning after a panda double, brandon crawford follows with one of his own. johnson 1-0 and loving it in the dugout. cleveland will even things up in the eighth. gomes a bomb to left. third of the year. bottom nine, after an intentional walk to brandon crawford, brandon hick, left field bleachers. 4-1, sweeping the indians. >>> coco crisp and the a's trying to expand their dominance over the astros, second inning. shallow fly to right. watch josh reddick. lays out. that's why he won a gold glove a couple years ago. outstanding catch. two hits over 8 2/3. astros pull the game away in the seventh, scoring four times. big blow coming off the bat of johnson. a as split four in houston losing today. >>> the final round of the swinging skirts lpga classic. lydia coe. lydia should play with stacey more often. lydia struggled

pierce caught fire in the late. a. shake and bake. nets steal fame one on the road 94-87 the final. >>> to the diamond. going into today's contest at the coliseum, the a's have taken 16 of the last 20 games against the astros. houston had a two-run lead in the ninth but these are the walkoff a's. beautiful day at the coliseum. fifth inning, astros up 2-0. steals third and then scores. to the ninth. edloury. reaches chad qualls. brings the a's to within one. runners on first and second for callaspo. the hottest hitter on the a's. ties it up at 3:00, and then josh reddick is heating up. runners on the corner. a's win on josh's first walkoff of the year. pie has never tasted so sweet. a's win 4-3. >> to be the guy from the first week thinking, how am i going to touch this baseball, now it's how am i going to think about getting out? it's a great turn-around and great to have confidence in the box and keep telling myself i'm going to get the out. that's how i feel right now. >> we'll have more from the warriors and a's big victory at 6:00

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he doesn't have the media infrastructure yet to do that, but i think he is trying. >> charles pierce from "esquire." >>> coming up, there are rare moments in tv when the perfect guest for the story happens to be the host of the show. chris hayes will join us live from paternity leave. don't go away. bulldog: oh boy! every mattress at mattress discounters is so comfy! how could they get any better? well, there's one way... brilliant! mattress discounters red tag sale! through sunday, get $300 off serta perfect sleeper, and sealy posturepedic. plus, free delivery. don't wait! mattress discounters red tag sale ends sunday. now that's a beautiful sight. ♪ mattress discounters >>> the senate intelligence committee voted overwhelmingly to declassify the findings of an executive summary report on the cia and torture under the bush administration. >> hopefully the declassification can be done in as little as 30 days. i think it is very important that this summary be released and it has to be declassified first. >> i voted in favor of the declassification for this reason. we need to get this

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. >>> joining me now, charlie pierce, writer at large for "esquire" magazine and political blogger for esquire.com. okay. so, charlie, as a tactic, the koch brothers obviously spending lots of money to influence elections, to influence the outcomes in politics, but charles koch claiming, you know what, all he wants to do is get a little freedom. did that ring true to you in that op-ped? >> no, absolutely not. this is a guy who says he wants to get a little personal liberty but is funding voter suppression all over the country at the state level which is where the mischief really gets done. americans for prosperity most recently meddled in a mass transit issue in nashville. >> this is a group they have funded, alec, et cetera, who have been involved in voter i.d. one of the tactics from the koch brothers is encouraging their employees, koch industry employees to get out there and become part of the pr machine to remake the koch image. sent out an e-mail urging employees to share the op-ped piece by the boss just as that senator moran did. what do you make of that as a tactic, get an arm

we are awaiting a news conference from royal australian air base pierce with the man in charge of the hunt for flight 370. we're going to bring that to you the moment it starts. we've been getting great information from those press conferences each night. we'll bring it to you when it starts. meanwhile, searchers are working feverishly to answer the questions the world is asking. have we finally found a trace of flight 370. a pinger locator on that ship, "the ocean shield," picked up signals over the weekend that are being called the most promising lead so far. and ever since they've been searching and re-searching the area, trying to pick up those pings gone. if they do, they'll launch a blue fin 21, an underwater vehicle with more accurate sonar that might also carry a camera for mapping the ocean floor. but officials warn the process could take days. and as the search goes on, there are still more questions than answers. and you have been tweeting us your questions by the thousands. and we've got top aviation and security experts standing by to answer them for you. like this. it's

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. >> reporter: professor crispin pierce at the university of wisconsin at au claire has been sampling the air and found elevated levels of dust with silica which can cause cancer. >> like asbestos, it's a component of these small bits of dust that is particular he dangerous and damaging. >> reporter: but while the mining boom here has created concern, it's also created nearly 3,000 jobs. >> the growth in this industry, as long as it's done responsibly, is an excellent, awesome opportunity for wisconsin. >> reporter: rich budinger is president of the wisconsin industrial sand association which runs 10 mines. he told us if the mining companies just follow existing safety regulations, the threat from blowing sand will dissipate. >> water wagons are constantly watering down the roads. we have sprinkler systems on our stockpiles. >> reporter: still, over the past two years, wisconsin's department of natural resources has issued 22 citations for non- compliance with environmental regulations to 21 different mining companies. and while the county board eventually rejected all energy's plant

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nikki battiste, abc news, pierce air base, australia. >>> asiana airlines is pointing the finger to boeing for last summer's deadly plane crash in san francisco. in documents just released by federal investigators, the carrier acknowledged pilot error played a role, but it also blamed boeing saying the 777 had major design flaws and failed to maintain enough speed. boeing says it's the pilot's job to monitor speed. >>> and quite a scare for nearly 200 passengers aboard a klm flight from amsterdam. lightning struck the plane just as it approached the airport in birmingham, england. a woman on the ground captured the incredible moment with her phone. passengers say it sounded like the engine had blown up. the pilot waited until they landed smoothly before announcing that they had been hit by lightning. >>> workers have found several more bodies at the site of the devastating mudslide in washington state. the death toll now stands at 24 though only 18 of them have been officially identified. but there's been another decline in the number of missing. now that number is down to 22. the governor

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. >> another bullet pierced the driver's side door and embedded in his right leg. >> that's where it still is. >> reporter: while no one has been killed, a trail of bullet holes has struck cars and three people like chris. ten minutes after he was shot just miles away, tom mcfarland was also targeted. >> i think there was a vehicle over my right back shoulder. that's exactly where the bullet came from. >> reporter: kansas city police working with the fbi and atf say they may have run the shooter off the roads for good but are being cautious. >> the investigation is ongoing and we're still looking at evidence and will continue to talk about it. i can't say this is the only suspect. >> reporter: and del, we're here at the emergency operations center in kansas city where we're momenting away from a news conference. we expect the chief of police as well as the jackson county prosecutor to appear. at that time we expect to learn more about the suspect's identity and whether or not charges are filed and if they are what those charges are. we'll bring those details in later broadcasts. >> u

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paul pierce caught fire. 9 of his 15 in the fourth and the dinosaur knocks it down and the nets steal a game on the road. >>> to o.co coliseum. oakland won 16 of their last 20 against houston. astros with a two-run lead in the ninth but a josh reddick walkoff changed all that. a beautiful day at the coliseum. astros up 2-1. the throw sails to left. houston leads 3-1. in the ninth same score. jed lowrie hammers the offering to right. 3-2 astros. runners on first and second. a single to center ties it at 3. josh reddick on deck. he drives one into the gap and the a's win it 4-3 on josh's first walkoff of the year. and pies never tasted so southwest. a's win 4-3. >> to be a guy from the first week thinking how am i going to thuch the baseball and now how am i even going to get out. it's great to have confidence in the box and keep telling myself this guy's not going to get me out. it feels great just to have confidence back in there. >>> the giants and padres in san diego. padres flashing some leather. watch this catch. robs hunter pence of a base hit. giants down 1-0 in the fifth, micha

i am david pierce. thank you for having me. kate is humbled as mart of sf made and we're partnered with them and it's like having a second partner. i founded ohio in 97 it was just me. my background is architecture and this is a manufacture design build furniture company and we are now 22 people and 7,000 square feet and i don't want to give up on san francisco and manufacturing. i shouldn't say this but regardless we're going to stay here. we're going to figure out a way what we had to give up so far we had a 5,000 square foot storage space in oakland and have 10,000 plus in petaluma for storage so we are shuttling trucks and wildly inefficient for us. the people that we serve live and work here. the people that work in the company live and work here as well. i am fortunate to have jesus come with me. he's my oldest employee. he's the smallest but the strongest in our workshop as well, but we feel like we're making the picks and shovels for the gold rush really. there is another wave. i here with the first wave and that crashe

we're awaiting a news conference from royal australian air force base pierce with the man in charge of the hunt for flight 370. we're expecting that to start at any moment now and we're going to bring it to you as it happens. meanwhile, searchers are working feverishly to answer the questions that the world is asking. have we finally found a trace of flight 370? a tow pinger locator on the australian ship "ocean shield" picked up signals over the weekend that are being called the most promising lead so far. and ever since, they have been searching and re-searching the area, trying to pick up those pings again. but officials warn, the process could take days. so let's get right to cnn's matthew chance. he is in perth. also, richard quest is here with me in new york. good evening to you. and good evening to you, matthew chance. matthew, we're expecting a news briefing from the joint agency coordinate, center chief, angus houston, along with the minister for defense, senator david johnson. what are we expecting to hear from this news conference? do you have any word for us? >> reporter: n

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