let's go back to the new silk road.have seen the western german -- thisdeutsche bank western city in germany as the end of the road. after 11,000 kilometers, one trade route of the new silk road ends here. trains arrive with goods and hope for the future.chinese investors are very welcome here. we will be building a china trade center here. on this land behind us, we will have 120,000 square meters of office space over five stories. that's appealing to a region with high unemployment. the coal industry lost tens of thousands of jobs last year. europe'slso one of largest in land ports, an ideal hub to forward goods. but how reliable is china as an investor? bernard, -- bernhard bartsch, that's a good question. how reliable is china? they could be engaging in massive overstretch here. bernhard: if you look at it from a german perspective, then they are not very big investors yet. they are strategic investors. silk road, at the they have a lot of money to spend, but they can't buy the world. they will need other countries

so a question on quadriga this week is the new silk road china's routes to europe and to discuss that question i'm joined by three excellent analysts here in the studio beginning with down. who's a senior expert on china for the battle's man foundation he believes the time to balance china's influence in a reasonable way may be running. also with us is under as clute editor in chief of hundreds plus global he was once based in hong kong and has for many years followed the rise of china and korea says that europe should stop being naïve china has a plan for economic domination of the ration landmass seen as a very warm welcome to to ruth kershner ruthless of. freelance journalist in china expert and she argues that china's built on road initiative is a good idea in principle but she goes on it lacks transparency and ties participating countries into an old fogie tarion system. thank you all three for being here with me today i'd like to begin with you on this with a big statement to show you say china has a plan for the economic domination of the eurasian land mass and seas so how clos

american not to have attended the silk road summit.yes the challenge here is that we have to take up china's offer to say that this is a multilateral project because this would be a good idea in theory it's a good thing but in practice until now it is not and the challenge here is to work with china because we need china as a partner we're not going to contain china and anyway we shouldn't and at the same time we have to acknowledge that china has a very strong strategy there where we have none that we don't have similar offers that we can make to emerging economies telling them we can help you to build power stations and networks train networks in a similar way so we have to be more receptive to their needs and come up with an alternative and only if we have an alternative and it's actually in the german coalition treaty that we need european alternative to the silk road only then can we put pressure on china to level the playing field and make it a truly multilateral and i think part of the problem is that a lot of these projects can

initiative on the belt and road initiative and. as it's now cold and and china where i want to move politically and strategically i think that is still a much more open question we're not quite sure yet and then about you say time to balance china's influence in a reasonable way in a reasonable way could be running out what does that mean if you look at what's happening in the u.s. where scapegoating china for taking america's job away has become the dominant political theme then that is quite a dangerous populist path to take in europe we can be quite happy that we're not there yet but of course china poses a lot of challenges to the global trading system to global governance and there have to be a lot of negotiations for what the global world order is going to be and. until we can still discuss reasonably and we don't have populist movements and we don't have proper politicians who campaign on scapegoating china for our problems there is still a chance for good diplomacy to work things out and when you talk about scapegoating chi

now let's get a look at what the roads are -- what's happening on the roads as you get ready to head out the door. we've had a couple of minor incidents out there on the roads. a couple of no injury crashes which of course is always good news. but just take it easy out there. there's not a lot of people out there on the roads. as we get a look at contra costa county. we have a lot of green sensors here. a look at our drive times for the east bay. we still have some pretty smooth flowing out there on westbound 80 from highway 4 to the bay bridge. it'll take you about 13 minutes. looking at the south bay drive times, northbound 280 to highway 101 to 85. takes you about eight minutes. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. and it is all clear. not a lot of people out early on this monday morning. we'll take another look at weather and traffic coming up at the end o the show. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on today in the bay. reboot your router. it's a warning from the fbi and it's for you. >>> happening now, officials are trying to identify a body found

china: the new silk road. next on great decisions. (soft music) - [announcer] great decisions is produced by the foreign policy association in association with thomson reuters. funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers llp. (soft music) - [narrator] chinese history for the past 30 years has been a story of economic growth. - there's never really be an economic revolution quite like china's. the most populous country in the world also enjoying the most rapid economic growth in history. an industrial revolution is far more rapid than in britain or america, for example. - we've never seen so many people come out of poverty so quickly. we've never seen so many people go from the rural countryside into the city so quickly. what had took europe 150 years to do in the industrial revolution, china has done in 30 years. - [narrator] in 1979, chinese leader deng xiaoping called on the country to combine socialist ideology with elements of a pragmatic market economy, under the banner of socialism with chinese characterist

we arrived by road and air. without pressing my luck and going to guess that many people shower this morning, perhaps in water heated by natural gas. president eisenhower in 1955 said that the unifying forces of our communication and transportation systems are dynamic elements in the very name we bear, the united states. but as a professor has written, so crucial are our infrastructure systems we view them as natural and inevitable. we tend to only notice shortcomings when something doesn't work. when we are asked to boil our water or when a bridge collapses. we pay attention to infrastructure only in times of failure, certainly in the case of the washington metro which has received attention as its liability has declined. infrastructure is a crucial technology that it is not a simple one. the 10 most important words ever written about technology, technology is neither good nor bad nor is it neutral. however natural and inevitable infrastructure systems may seem, they are the product of choices made by people, w

you have the old system of forced labor on roads, and in april, the power of the british roads, talks about how vagrants were rounded up and told you are going to sort rocks if you want bread. the idea of infrastructure being a way to soak up idleness goes way back and it goes way forward. it is paving the way. in new york in the 20th century a lot of roads were done by farmers. it is the equivalent of jury duty. get your horses and it is your road day. this goes well back, and it is probably a good thing in terms of these wpa products, dams or airports. milton friedman ridiculed them, saying every thing should be built with a spoon if that is your objective. there is a balancing act, but historically public works have a very long tradition of providing work relief. mr. norton: i heard in your question and interest of requirements that limits your alternatives at least in non-optimal ways. that goes back as well. right now, for example, one of the biggest complaints among city transportation officials, as the national association of city transportation officials would tell you, is tha

if you're in your car unless there's a sign this is private road future about to go where the road is. whereas if you try that on airplane and land it would have airport you want to come that's going to be a problem for you. we see this all kinds of other infrastructure as well particularly transportation but we have debates over the radio spectrum, for example. secondly, the importance not just a preference by the policy. that in a democratic society we are constantly going back and forth between the question of whether infrastructure should respond to popular demand or shape popular demand, and it's very delicate. i like to throw opening of barbara mikulski who came to prominence as a protester against a massive freeway through baltimore. that turned into a 40 year career in congress tenures in houston 30 years in the senate. there is a a think role for ordinary citizens to say no, we don't like this, this is not a preference for whatever the engineers say. the third is this question of public and private that is not an either/or question. it is this range of possibilities and one t

of the roads. selling of this model that people will pay for what they get, which is open to question because after all, five minutes on a world to lane north the coda highway will cost you the beltway when the cost is very different. not unlike best buy charging by the pound for everything they sell. you would get congestion in the electronics department, not in the towel's department. most interesting is the internal conversation about gas taxes within the automobile interest groups. they do not save much within themselves, this makes sense because people will pay for what they get. they say instead, check it out, if we have a gas tax and the more people drive the more roads we built. that is not the end of the story because the more people will drive the more we build. this is a self reinforcing feedback loop that will give all of us a very nice retirement. this interesting moment in is the first generation of limited access highways starting with the passive and had turned park prior to the fed

we lobbied for these gas taxes on condition the money go into road, often just construction of roads, leaving maintenance as a long-term burden, but that depended on the state. the public selling of this model was people are what they get, which is of course open to question because after all five minutes on a rural two-lane north dakota highway is going to cost you as much as five minutes in traffic that is moving on the beltway, when the cost of course is extraordinarily different. i think it would be not unlike best buy charging by the over everything they sell. you would get congestion and the congestion would be in the electronics department, not in the -- department. it was always a flawed. what i find interesting is the internal opposition about gas taxes in the automobile interest groups. they do not say not very much this themselves, wow, makes a lot of sense because people are going to get what they get, they say, check it out, guys, we have a gas tax, then more people drive, the more roads we go. that is not the end of the story because the more roads we build, the more peo

love to see him on the road.hem. i've had so many wonderful memories from touring. i love performing but i love my sons more. >> while elton says his sons with husband david zachary and elijah have changed the entire order of the rocket man's orbit, don't expect the 71-year-old worth an estimated $500 million to go out quietly. >> this is the last hurrah. to do that, you've got to go around and say to all the continents and say this is it, good-bye, thank you very much. i want you to see the best show i've ever done. >> his farewell yellow brick road tour kicks off in september and stretches over three years. elton's family will join him as much as possible. >> as long as they're with us they're happy. as long as they're with me, i'm happy. they've been to a lot of the countries. threw go back and play with the lego and i like that. they're still little boys and not obsessed with what i do, thank god. ♪ >> elton not missing a beat performing some of his hits prior to the announcement. >>. ♪ hold me closer tiny da

backup caused by the road work in contra costa county. road work in the east bay will result in overnight lane closures on interstate 80 for several months. the project is to repair 10 miles of the east and westbound lanes of i-80 in richmond. during construction ... there will be lane closures scheduled between monday and friday from 8:30 at night to 4:30 in the morning. once the project is complete in early november ... caltrans says the road will be smoother between the highway 4 interchange in hercules and the area of albany between contra costa and alameda counties. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in pinole accident wb 80 at pinole valley rd. earlier road work cleared but still jammed out of vallejo (mabrisa rodriguez)an upper level high pressure ridge will move in by thursday and last into early saturday bringing warm and dry weather to the bay area. expect cooler temperatures this weekend, especially sunday. it's sha

this is a one-lane road. the crime scene is a half mile down the road from here.puties come by the scene. the chp says they are in charge of this active crime scene they have going on here. there are ambulances here, fire trucks here as well. we also heard that a medical helicopter was called in to the scene. of course, we're working on getting those details confirmed. they say they're trying to get somebody from the sheriff's department to get more information. live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> we'll check in with you shortly. i want to tell you another big story i'm tracking at the live desk this morning. overnight there was an active shooter at a golf resort belonging to president trump. i want to show you the scene from overnight. we got this video a short time ago. shots were fired at the hotel, happened at the tram national golf resort in doral, florida, this morning. police say a man was in the hotel lobby yelling about the president. police responded and shots were fired. no one was hurt and the suspected shooter is right now in custody. the

we're looking at bollinger canyon road to norris canyon road as the at naxt. norris canyon takes much less traffic volume and that's the concern for the morning aside from the additional travel time for the reroute. bob redell continues that investigation. a body found in a car in the water just on the side of the roadway there. over here across the golden gate bridge, across the bay to the north. look at that beautiful sunrise. no problems over here. to the north bay you're at speed and over here for dublin, westbound 580, slows a bit through the altamont pass and back at speed by the time you get to the dublin interchange. >> it's 5:22 right now, coming up next on "today in the bay," unimaginable crime, the search for answers after police say a father drove through a restaurant on purpose killing his own daughter. >> so sad there. >> on a lighter note -- >> all of a sudden you hear a -- >> all of a sudden, i was taking a hike this weekend and i had a little guest slither by me. take a look at my facebook page, my crazy butt went back to get video of it. you

and we believe thfire may have merged into one near mountain house road and granite road in the altamont area. from the air we saw at least two structures destroyed. >> this also just serves as a good reminder for people that fire season is here and it's time to clear the brush around structures to make sure that if the fire does occur near your home, that your home has a chance of surviving. >> reporter: back out live, it is so windy. dust blowing in my face. i can tell you that the wind is a huge challenge for firefighters in this area right here. that's what they were battling yesterday through the night. and as we learn more information about the fire's containment we'll bring that to you but at last check it was 35% containment and no injuries. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> right now, san jose firefighters on the scene of a fire on the city's east side. it is on south capitol avenue near story rote at a building that houses the california teachers association. it was first reported shortly after 2:00 this morning. we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> three minutes after

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let's get you to the roads with alexis. >> a lot of road closures with bay to breakers. a lot of mass transit agencies. b.a.r.t. running trains two hours early on sunday morning. keep that in mind, plan ahead if you're traveling through the area. plan ahead if you're trying to leave tracy, sig alert westbound 580 past grant line road due to a disabled semi blocking lane number three. they have a tow truck on the way to thestein but have not arrived yet. it's brutal. seven miles an hour on 205 and 580. at month pass road to grant line already jammed up. ace rail may be the way to go. >>> pizza lovers can team up with two san francisco giants by ordering a slight. abc 7 was at a fund-raising kmant for the george mark charity house. named in honor of joe pan pic and brandon belt. >>> lego launching a brand new series of connected toys. >> the first one will be an app controlled bat mow beebl. >> in today's tech bites, electronic legos. >> the new line is called powered up. the first set is the batmobile, works like a remote control car only used by an app on your phone. eac

down a country road. they were keeping an eye out for crossing deer when their headlights illuminated something else. >> and there is a body laying off the side of the road. >> ok, i need somebody to check for a pulse. >> she's, she's a bloody mess, ma'am. >> reporter: chief deputy tim phillips of the roane county sheriff's office just finished watching the football game when dispatch called him at home. >> what information were you given before you arrived at the scene as -- as you were driving there? >> essentially had -- had a white female that was deceased that was laying on the side of the road. >> reporter: the body had been found just after 8pm at the intersection of two quiet rural roads, not far from the chief's home. the woman had not been dead for very long. when you arrived here. what could you see? >> the victim's body was over here on the side of the road close to the intersection here at old blair. >> reporter: right on the road? >> yeah, right on the white line. you know. >> reporter: what

debris ended up covering nearby east washington road as well. two men who work at a golf course nearby say the plane started making strange noises as soon as it lifted up into the air. >> it was, like, choppy. the motor was kind of choppy and not fully running. >> we saw it as it was going up in the air. we noticed it was sputtering quite a bit. and it was quickly falling. >> authorities say a man and a woman died in that crash. we now know it was a homemade plane registered to a richard bristow of carmichael, california. officials have not identified those victims. >>> fire season definitely underway. firefighters busy every night. last night crews rushed to keep this fire away from homes in san jose. the grass fire broke out in south san jose about 5:00 last night. smoke behind those homes. burned 16 acres the outskirts of the park in the santa tarisa county, fire as well. >>> a preschool in newark, firefighters releasing these photos. happened saturday at safari kid preschool at 1:30 in the afternoon. the firefighters on the scene said they s

google closes down this road here called shorebird road. they let the audubon society set up shop with their cameras. they will be taking pictures, taking questions, everyone -- every wednesday from now through the end of june to enjoy nature. >>> 5:20. 150 people are losing their jobs at an is based factory. the mattress maker that is closing down in alameda county. >>> the president keeping up with kim kardashian at the white house. we will tell you what they were talking about in the oval office. >>> kim kardashian met with president trump in the oval office talking about prison reform. this follows months of behind the scenes negotiations between kim kardashian and the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. kim kardashian was the presidential pardon -- want a presidential pardon for alice marie johnson, a great grandmother who has been serving a life sentence since 1997 fort what kim kardashian calls a first-time nonviolent drug offense. >>> last night, the oakland a's lot 6-0 to the tampa bay rays. it was one of their worst games of th

they expect to see lots of stuff in the road this memorial day weekend.nd they urge folks to please take a moment and toss your load. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: every day someone reports junk in the road to 911. >> whatever spills on the road from your vehicle and causes a collision, you could possibly be held responsible. and worst-case scenario you cause an injury to another driver. that's our chief concern. >> reporter: then there's this. chemicals. >> yardwork products, a lawnmower on the side of the road, or chemicals. people think what they throw in the back of the truck will stay there. >> reporter: waterways near highways are at risk. one item, however, sticks out more than anything else. >> lots of ladders. >> reporter: does this tv set still work? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: in contra costa county, don ford, kpix 5. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the w

ends soon. >>> crow county road is back open after a car went off the road and submerged in a pond. >egistering to vote. the key information you need to know to make sure that you are registered. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. i am gasia mikaelian. >> and i am dave clark. >>> one year ago it was really hot around here. we won't even be close to that today. you can see things are changing. we had hot temperatures in april. but that is not the case this time around. today we will warm up. but things are below average. walnut creek should be closer to 78, san jose closer to 67, napa 72 degrees. that's right about where it should be. low clouds, a strong low has formed. it's now in nevada. that low will bring showers till las vegas. and windy and cool conditions for them. we have a little bit of us spend in the atmosphere chewing up some of those clouds coming off the sea area -- sierra. tomorrow looks like a better opportunity. brentwood cool 49, santa rosa at 56.

robert frost wrote about that in a poem called "the road not taken." it tells of a traveler slapping on a moment when he needed to choose between two roads that emerged in the woods. his decision to take one is that of the other made all the difference in his life. some people read the pollen and conclude that the traveler took the less popular path, but frost calls the road not taken. closely,ad the palm poemhelen closely -- the closely, he refers to the road less traveled. he did not know for sure that it was less traveled. he realizes that when he reaches old age, he will mistakenly renumber it as the obvious choice at the time. that poem is about hindsight bias. it is also about consequential decisions. members of the class of 2018, my time with you is limited and i do not plan to spend much of it offering kudos. congratulations are certainly in order to the graduates, families, friends teachers and administrators who brought you to this momentous occasion. this is a commencement address. speech.t a graduation you are at the beginning of your. care

road worked cleared backing up traffic into vallejo.s then 30 min from 880 to 101. (mabrisa rodriguez)an upper level high pressure ridge will move in by thursday and last into early saturday bringing warm and dry weather to the bay area. expect cooler temperatures this weekend, especially sunday. it's shaping up to be a great week weatherwise for outdoor activities, including immediate coastal daytime temperatures should warm up a few more degrees into later this week. ( james @ landing ) preventing and breaking up sideshows has been a major challenge for bay area law enforcement. but as kron4's haaziq madyun reports ... one east bay police department may have found the blue print for stopping them before they start. nats/file sideshow videothis is the kind of scene sideshow participants and spectators thought they would experience last saturday night in antioch. but these photos show you what was waiting for them when they arrivedsot

a long straight road. let's pop a wheelie. he guns the throttle. >> why?too big. >> he ends up crashing, going down onto the pavement. this guy gets off his motorcycle, turns back around and see how many people are there and traffic is approaching from a distance. you see that they're guiding their buddies to sit on the side of the road. the buddy suffered only a sprained wrist and the motorcycle was rideable. >> maybe just use both wheels next time. >> yeah. >>> both sides of the pond got themselves a bit of a tizzy with the royal wedding between my favorite royal, prince harry and american meghan markle because of this wedding, "the wedding singer," of course, just nailing it. ♪ it's ed sheeran's perfect." now, adds people are just sort of enjoying the song and the couple's there, just like, ah, ah, ah, the father of the bride stands up and starts singing "can't help falling in love" by elvis presley. walks past the couple. this is where they figure out what is going on. the reason they're so surprised is dad has never sung in public before and he's been

there is a little bit of something westbound 580 near grant line road. it doesn't look like a collision, but something that is perhaps on the shoulder. you might see it. traffic is not affected right now. it is light through the area and you can see traffic moving along pretty well now that the accident that was there has been moved to the side. you still may see some activity. no slow traffic yet. dublin looks pretty good for the drive and no problems on interstate 880 in front of oracle arena where last night the warriors were on full tilt. no problems here at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is light. >>> new this morning in castro valley, search teams are at the scene where a car went off the road last night in a very remote area and landed in a pond on private property. the dive team for the alameda county sheriff's office, chp and fire crews have been searching for the car on property just off crow canyon road, about a mile west of san ramon. around 8:30 pm last night, the property owner heard a crash and saw his fence was damaged and tire tracks

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he did suffer some injuries because of the wet roads. good samaritans that let other r riders know what was going down. injuries were kept to a minimum in a situation that could have been really bad. >>> now to this video. we have a group of riders that are enjoying. keep an eye on the guy off to the right. he has his buddies there. let's show off a little bit. he guns that. >> oh. >> why? >> he's too big. >> he goes down crashing onto the pavement. >> this guy is off of his motorcycle. he turns around and you see how many people are there and traffic is approaching from a distance. you see they are guiding their buddy to sit on the side of the road. their buddy suffered only a sprained wrist and the motorcycle was rideable. >> maybe you should use both wheels next time. >> hi friends. hi family. how strangers. >> she purchased a sky diving package. >> are you excited? >> yeah. his mom is like don't jump out of a plane. >> yeah. it will be good for them. >> they seem to be super excited to be doing this. she is like a kid at a candy stor

look at this. >> it's a bunch of cows. >> yes, on the side of the road or in the road. >> farmers can let their cows graze on the side of the road if there is a drought, they have to drive and be cautious of what's in the road. >> that's okay. inexperience, itself. >> stay off your cell phones, can you see them coming across the way. >> kids will be kids, there is a petty cap that just pulled in. >> he isn't about to happening out. >> he is about to join. >> whoa. >> he does it. he goes flying right into that wall. >> huge. oh. >> the problem is, the petty cab driver left it running. he'd carry on about his day, but things didn't end up that way. >> look, his little bike is next to him hlook, a bigger once, i know what i'm doing. >> its unfortunate. peeks e folks online are split. some say the kids' parents should be responsible. others say the petty cab driver shouldn't have left the engine on and the kids inside in the first place. >> well, there is no middle in this next video. we have to rush it. we have dash-cam footage. >> what was snit. >> it doesn't matter what it was. this ca

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we're here on sierra road and skyview road where they still have roadblock established. crime accept 3800 block of sierra road. in the last few moments we've seen the van leave, coroner vans carrying the bodies of a man and woman have left the scene. according to the san jose police department they let us know in the last hour around 10:00 hass night they received a 911 call one person had been shot. officers arrived here. they not only found one person but two. they found man and a woman, both adults, each shot once and sadly both pronounced dead at the scene. the police department has not identified a suspect or suspects. they are still looking for who did this, shot these two people. they have not found a description as of yet. these would be the ninth and tenth homicides in the city of san jose for the year 880. reporting live in east san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a tough morning there. thank you so much for that update, bob. >> 6:02, breaking news out of oakland right now. deadly crash shut down an intersection. two mangled cars you see there. it migh

there's this road called la cieca commercial and that road, "la cieca commercial," means business streetusinesses were. now you go through that street up and down, and it's full of empty businesses, you know, foreclosed houses, foreclosed businesses. everything's abandoned. are you at the tail end of people leaving or are you at the beginning of people leaving? no, i think we're at the beginning. we're at the beginning. yeah. they're selling most of their belongings... that has to be, uh -- there goes our washer. lemonis: ...and taking very little to chicago: a bedroom set, their clothes, and memories. our kids were small. each and every one of their had their own room here. you know, they grew up in this house. we had a lot of nice family time here, family holidays. you know, that's what kills me more is the holidays and everything. but they're not here anymore, so we feel lonely here. but choosing to go is its own trial. lilliam and adrian already have a kind of survivors' guilt. right. sometimes i feel like -- i don't know -- i feel like a coward for leaving. but it's -- why? i feel l

it's at the north access road. spokesperson told me they have been keeping an eye on it but say it went faster than expected. they do have a plan to build a newbridge that is going to take until the end of the year. live in south san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. we have dramatic new video to show you of the terrifying moments when santa rosa police evacuated houses during the north bay wildfires. our media partners at the bay area news group obtained nearly eight hours of body cam footage from police. it shows officers running door-to-door, begging residents to leave their homes. >> what's your plan? >> sir, please, we need to get you out of here. >> it's not worth it. >> please get in the car and leave. you have two officers here now. >> ken and nancy survived because they eventually left this home in coffey park. nancy now visits the burned lot to search for one of her cats who she believes survived the fire. she says looking back she would have done things differently. >> my cats wou

it is their first series on the road since 2014.o not think the draymond green lost any sleep about that on the plane. >> i would rather be on the road and healthy than home and beat up and tired. sick of each other. all of those things that can creep in. i would rather be healthy and going on the road. we have proven that we can win on the road. >>> game one of the eastern conference finals. is taking it right at kevin love, one of the 17 play in the 1st quarter. they led the celtics with 23 points. they were up 26 at the half. lebron james had the worst game at the playoffs. he was held at 15 points. goes with seven turnovers and you'd better believe that they let him hear about it in boston. the celtics are pouring it on. marcus lawrence made his first start of the pro season. boston wins game one in a blowout. 108-83. >>> final round of the pga players championship. defending u.s. open champ started the day and 63rd, but went out, tied the course record with a 9 under 63, including this double eagle off of par 516. a chip shot s

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you can see how the roads have become cut off. this is a huge mound of lava that has made its way down from .he various fissures cracks in the ground have opened up and the lava has fountained out. toxic,ke and fumes are but that is not the only worry. sections of the scorched service -- surface are still being split apart. >> there's the possibility of additional fissures opening up or lava traveling to the surface. yet some living close t i where the lacontinuing to jet out have not left their homes. kilauea has long been their neighbor, a volcano that erupted to create the land, t it is now destroying what is on it. many have taken the decision t abandon their houses. >> for many days i was in my house thinking i didn't ndve to leave,hen the activity increased enormously. chris:nt even to get io the evacuation area, we had to be escorted by the hawaii national guard. all who live near kilauea cannot ignore the volcano. >> you can hear the fissures, youea canthe explosions all night and all day. lately we have had about 100 eart

if you read the poem closely, he refers to the road less traveled. he did not know for sure that it was less traveled. he realizes that when he reaches old age, he will mistakenly renumber it as the obvious -- mistakenly remember it as the obvious choice at the time. that poem is about hindsight bias. it is also about consequential decisions. members of the class of 2018, my time with you is limited and i do not plan to spend much of it offering kudos. congratulations are certainly in order to the graduates, families, friends teachers and administrators who brought you to this momentous occasion. this is a commencement address. it is not a graduation speech. you are at the beginning of your career. there is still a lot of work to be done. one additional step that you need to take before practicing law is to swear an oath. in fact, you need to take an oath each time you join a new bar is a lawyer. -- as a lawyer. some lawyers get so accustomed to swearing that they don't pay much attention to what it is they're promising to do. there was a time when t