her republican opponent scott brown raises the native american issue to attack her character during theirton. >> professor warren claimed she was a native american, a person of color. she's not. >> that may have backfired. a lot of people did see it as at least somewhat racially charged, because he was talking about her appearance. >> i believed my mother and my father and my aunts and my uncles. i never asked anybody for any documentation. i don't flknow any kid who did. >> warren survives and emerges victorious. she defeats brown by eight points and makes history, too. as the first female u.s. senator from massachusetts. >> you took on the powerful wall street banksnd special interests and you let them know you want a senator who will b out there fighting for the middle class all of the time. >> she came to washington with a lot of expectation. she was the only democrat to defeat an incumbent in that year's election. >> you will well and faithfully discharge the duties -- >> she dives into the debates on student loan debt and social security and wall street reform, from her perch on the

it by ten thirty am it's much better than seven thirty an outcome that suits both sides father scott brown says the intercom fashionable church is both a challenge and an opportunity. if i didn't care about it the church would be divided we could have built a stone wall on the one side protestant on the other side catholic then what happens on the other side doesn't concern me just leave me alone in my own four walls but instead we have a grill separating us and i can see the other people through the grill booklet wow . at one time there were some two thousand to enter confessional churches in germany today there are only about sixteen many of them are in north eastern bavaria. like this one in action fells. pickiness we don't know any different that's how we grew up catholic and protestant funky listening to music it's what i'm used to i only know intercon fashionable protestant or catholic all the same. is the lutheran pastor of corpus christi church today there is a family service with a sketch. the church is much too small to duplicate all the furnishings. the parishes share the altar

travelling by open top bus just up the celtic way to the stadium, where they were addressed by captain scott brownalthough they have won back—to—back clea n swee p although they have won back—to—back clean sweep of domestic trophies in scotland, the double treble, he said to his fans, there is plenty more work to be done, and next on the agenda is qualifying for the champions league group stage, and then on to defend the treble next season, and what would be even more unprecedented, if that is a thing, a treble treble, or perhaps more grammatically correct a triple treble. but the supporters are drifting off into the glasgow night, but the celebrations will continue. thank you very much, i feel deflated having missed out on the celebrations, never mind! italian giantsjuventus said a fond farewell to one of their greatest ever players, gianluigi buffon today as he played his final home game for the club. the fans made their feelings known with the 2006 world cup winner given a rapturous reception before their match with chievo verona. buffon played his part, helping this year's serie a champions to

prosecutors dan kalasha and scott brown had been assigned to the case.t that you couldn't say for sure and the medical examiner couldn't say for sure, that makes this a bigger mountain to climb, doesn't it? >> this is a difficult case based upon the evidence. it doesn't mean that it didn't need to be prosecuted. just because we have an undetermined call doesn't mean we don't push forward. >> so they asked a different medical examiner to look at the case. a south dakota pathologist, dr. brad randall. >> and dr. randall gave an opinion of the injuries suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister mar

it didn't spoil the occasion for the champions, though — captain scott brown said every year, it gotrand prix. he managed to avoid the chaos on the opening lap that wiped out three cars and he said although it was his 6ath victory, it still felt like his first. he's now 17 points clear in the championship. i couldn't have done it without this incredible team. these guys have done an amazing job and i'm really proud of everyone and today the car and myself, i felt proud of everyone and today the car and myself, ifelt that proud of everyone and today the car and myself, i felt that synergy today which i haven't been feeling the whole year so it is a good feeling. there was a really ill—tempered match in rugby league's challenge cup. it was feisty but tight between warrington wolves and toronto wolfpack, but the game turned when andrew dixon was sent off for punching near the end of the first half. after that, warrington ran away with it, winning by 66 points to 10 to reach the quarter—finals. simon gates is even further and had no of the giro d'italia with chris froome even further beh

. >> joining us now is scott brown. james and you hopefully were able hear most of that, scott. can you agree or disagreer or add to all those details what do you make of the current situation here >> well, it reminds me more of the view we had as the economy continues to improve we are getting obviously close to full employment, even though inflation doesn't appear to be a major threat, it is likely the fed will continue to tap on the brakes here, raising rates a quarter percent, every quarter, really until we see more signs of stability within the labor mark or we get another major shock such as the three hurricanes we had in the third quarter of last year >> oh. >> do you have a spread sheet? can you tell me where second quarter gdp is trending now? >> i've got several spread sheechlts we don't have a whole lot of data for the second quarter yet. but i'm right around 2. %. it could be as high as 3 there is a lot of variation. we had weather e weather effects in the first quarter certainly, these numbers do bounce aro

brown had been the dominant black musical figure. the best showman by far and also a smart businessman. he took over bookings on shows and radio stations. >> this is tony scottown station. >> he was the hardest working man in show biz and soul brother number one. >> he's black and proud. >> mr. brown is number one in the united states. >> there is no question that james brown was a huge influence. you hear it in the music. sly stone was different. there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. ♪ >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area, which is incredibly progressive politics and he also was a radio d.j. there was no show better. there was no band more interesting to look at and he's writing hit song after hit song after hit song. ♪ >> when sly came out with the outfits, it was over. every r and b group had to flip it. >> in 1968 the supremes put out "love child." what it's like to grow up in a tenement. i started my life in an old, cold tenement slum. ♪ >> dianna ross is singing this? this is a darker more mature album. they are singing about social issues and motown was the sound of young america.

. >> james brown had been the dominant black musical figure he was the best showman by far in a genre of music. he took over righted stations. >> this is tony scottion. >> he was the hardest working man in show business and soul brother number one. >> black and tall. >> mr. brown is number one soul brother, united states. >> there was no question that sly stone was influenced by james brown. but sly was different there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal. ♪ >> sly stone is a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area which is incredibly progressive politics and also a radio dj. there was no show better no band more interesting. he was writing hit after hit song ♪ >> sly came out with haight ash bury pitcher outfits it was over. every r and b group had to flip >>. >> in 1968 the supremes put out love child. it's the whole idea what it's like to grow up in the teent. >> i started my old in a cold run dow ten a meant slum. ♪ >> i share the guilt my mama knew so afraid i missed you i had no name. >> diana ross is ink singing this. for the supremes this is a darker mature album sing singing about social issues

you managed senator scott brown's victorious seat.election when ted kennedy passed away. correct? >> correct. ainsley: you have had a career in politics, well-known in massachusetts. why are you running right now. >> i was watching tv in the morning and i would have a argument in my head with her. i have a fundamental disagreement about role of government. people of massachusetts feel they -- ainsley: why people saying you are her worst nightmare. >> i'm a contrast to her left-wing liberal politics. i believe in free markets and money better spent in the hands of people that earn it. that is a very different take where she is. she demonizes anybody who disagrees with her. it is about tone and temperment. she has said she wanted to teach books, throw rocks. you can pass legislation you can not be a rock thrower. i have built bridges with people in my career. there is big difference there. ainsley: what do people say in massachusetts about her? what is the reputation of elizabeth warren? >> when i'm out across the state women say they j

. >> reporter: jerry brown railed get scott pruitt today.were tossing out an obama administration study of greenhouse gases and instead they will begin yet another study and use it to create you'll efficiency regulations. >> if scott pruitt doesn't get it and if trump doesn't get it, they have to go. >> reporter: scott pruitt told a congressional committee that he wants to work with california on the new fuel efficiency standards. >> i am hopeful and optimistic we will have a decision that will benefit the entire country, take into consideration california, obviously, and achieve good outcome. >> reporter: but he will not be bullied by the state of california. >> we cannot have one state dictating the rest of the country. >> reporter: california has already begun the fight in court and filed a new lawsuit today. >> today we filed a lawsuit in the circuit court of appeals for the district of columbia. >> reporter: the state attorney general said ca

governor brown called the ad min straiter scott pruitt an outlaw. >> this move by pruitt with the help and encouragement of trump is not going to make america great, but second rate, and may and probably will jeopardize america's auto industry. >> brown also says the rollback hurts the health of californian and americans breathing in tail pipe emissions. >>> this morning, we are learning what special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump. the "new york times" obtained four dozen questions mueller wants to address ranging in topics from the tweets to comey. they compiled questions as well for the special counsel to ask. >> met with the investigators, and they went through subject after subject after subject they wanted to ask about. they wrote down all the things coming up with 49 questions. >> you read the quesons, and you say to yourself, there is simply no way the president can sit down with robert mueller and answer all of these questions. >> why? >> because he's going to inevitably contradict himself in the very least. >> the president tweeting, so disgrateful that th

you have any doubts, then ask daniel ray thomas, jordan davis, eric garner, walter scott, john crawford, michael brown, freddy gray and so many others. if this is true in some sense you are looking at the walking dead because i am already did. we need to talk about that. why do students. my students are always reminding me they are not racist. we've made progress. we are not like our parents and grandparents we live in a post-racial america in which you can be whatever you want to be if you try hard enough. we don't use the n-word and we have plenty of black friends. when it comes to race and racism they claim to know about their own racism and they are certain they are not racist, they are at peace with who they are yet i would argue that it is precisely being at peace in the context of perpetuating white racism. what is the end of the day that they continue to be white racist despite all of their good intentions so let's ask the question was asked to be like this to be racist and as the so-called baby leave th they bee already positioned beyond the muck and mire of the power and complicity and there

if they refuse to give their opinions on brown, will they refuse scott, what about the internment of the japanese? why is brown a sticking point for them? i ask this fairly, not in a baiting way. is this as bad as it looks or is it possible they've been poorly coached and they think if they answer one case they'll get ten more? >> no, and i heard that. you explained why in the quote. judges who are nominated to sit on the supreme court, for example, know that perhaps roe versus wade might come before them again. it would be news to me as a practicing civil rights lawyer that brown versus the board of education is likely to come before the supreme court any time soon. it's the cannon that constitutes the center of our justice system. no one questions whether mar bury versus madison was decided. people talk about dread scott -- >> do you see it as a judicial dog whistle? >> i think it's a signal. recall when neil gorsuch was asked the question, he didn't want to answer it but he finally came across and answered the question. there are other conservatives that answered the question. it's

san francisco's district attorney and state senator scott wiener will urge governor brown to sign legislation who testify in court. state lawmakers have already passed a measure that bars immigrants from revealing their status in court... unless a judge rules it's relevant to the case. it's now waiting for brown's signature. there's no data on how often immigrants are being targeted in court... but advocates claim ice agents have been following them into courthouses. ( darya ) also happening today... the palo alto police department is hosting a public ceremony honoring 3 officers who were killed in the line of duty. the ceremony starts at 9 a-m at memorial grove in cogswell plaza. officer lester cole, officer gene clifton, and officer theodore brassinga will be remembered. memorial grove has 3 redwood trees planted in their honor. this month also marks the 24th anniversary of officer brassinga's death. ( darya ) san francisco mayor mark farrell has annoucned that nearly 30- million dollars will go to preventing homelessness next year. farrell says he is seeking to double the cities homeward b

. >> and you hear pamela brown reporting on scott pruitt, the epa chief, that he may be on very, very ice right now. the president may be turning against him. >> we heard that the white house is becoming cooler to him, and it had been -- the whole white house had been pretty much standing behind him throughout this endless stream of controversies to this point. but everything just depends on trump's mood and trump's whim. it's all down to one man, so we heard for months and months that tillerson wasn't doing okay, but he didn't go until trump decided it was time. we've heard for almost a year, i think, that john kelly is on thin ice with the president. he's still there until one day trump wakes up and decides that it's time. so for now with scott pruitt, yes, maybe he's being hung out to dry a little bit, maybe he'll be there for six more months. i don't think we'll really know until we get that tweet. >> there are other examples, like jeff sessions. he is still the attorney general right now. >>> pressure is mounting on jeff sessions, by the way. his house pushed to hold the presiden

brown... and police chief william scott... are expected to attend.gil starts at 6 o'clock tonight. ( darya ) investigators have released new video... showing a dangerous situation at s-f-o. back in july an air canada plane almost landed in the wrong spot. in this video you can see the plane's lights... as it comes in for a landing... before the pilots realize their mistake. the video was justed released by the n-t-s-b. it shows the plane coming dangerously close to a taxi-way ... where there were four fully loaded jets. the air canada airliner then suddenly swoops upward... when the pilots see they are ánot looking at the correct runway. there have been 5 close calls at s-f-o in the last 16 months. the f-a-a has determined that 3 of those close calls were caused by pilot error... that includes incidents where planes lined up on the wrong runways or taxi-ways. ( darya ) because of those close calls... safety changes are being made at s-f-o. officials say that they have made improvments to the airport including added lights on the runways and an upgrad

brown. this week denounced epa administrator scott pruitt for proposing to rollback fuel economy standards raises evil wherever it rears its ugly head. he kind of takes a religious view i guess you would say. maybe there should be some separation between church and state here. >> i am giving a hit to the city of detroit michigan which filed for bankruptcy after being left for dead by the public unions several years ago. this week it was released from the financial oversight and the state of michigan which they had surpluses for last years is good to see a once great american city on the way back. >> michigan is a real success story in the last eight years. it really had a come back. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss tweet it to us. that is it for this week's show. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i am paul gigot. i hope to see all of you right here next week. >> nelly fox news alert.the present arriving back in washington just moments ago after spending the day in ohio. a battleground state as the midterms heat up. hello everyone and welcome to our inside "america's

jerry brown has hit his term limits. >> scott mcgrew is live at the theater this morning and what can we expect from the six candidates debating tonight. >> well, each one will have to try to get their voice heard and certainly all of them will be taking on gavin newsom. you can see the marquis behind me as they get ready. if you haven't been paying attention, we have a primary coming up in june and there are six candidates who want to make it through the primary, all six will be at this debate tonight. let me list them out for you, i mentioned gavin newsom one of them, john chiang is another, both democrats, john cox is a republican, democrat easton, travis allen as well and finally antonio villariagosa a democrat. we're mixing together republicans and democrats because california has a top two primary system where the two top vote winners in june go onto the general election in november. our own chuck todd is moderating tonight's debate and we'll hear from chuck coming up at 6:30. laura and marcus? >> thank you. we have team coverage as we're getting ready for tonight's debate. poli

. >> reporter: scott pruitt says california's strict gash emission standards are not appropriate and need revision. for that,, never -- governor brown calls him outlaw pruitt. >> it is so outrageous, i find it hard to find the right words to describe. >> reporter: the legal basis, the epa is threatening and arbitrary move that violates the clean air act. >> with the latest reckless decision, they did not just jeopardize or planted in health, they also broke the law. the maximum the other states don't even have the same strict standards as california when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. they joined in solidarity with the state goals, -- >>> protests are underway for mayday, also known as international workers day. one of the largest marches is in oakland. jessica florez explains how they are using it to bring attention to the struggles of other groups. >> reporter: about 200 people here are at the park at 16th and adeline. they started at the port of oakland and marched over here. they are listening to speakers right now holding signs and they say this is much bigger than just mayday and a labor movement. they are talking about

governor brown and the state attorney general announced the lawsuit in response to the epa administrator scottte requirements to require cars and trucks to meet higher gas mileage standards by the year 2025. pruitt said the admission standards will greatly increase the cost of cars and trucks for consumers. >>> today marked the start of facebook's annual f 8 developers conference and the thousands of people in attendance today heard from mark zuckerberg himself. >> the conference debuted with a different tone following the facebook data breach. >> reporter: the developers conference kicked off in downtown san jose with the ceo keynote address. >> this is been an intense year. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg addressed user security and safety citing a range of issues from fake russian accounts and fake news and the infamous data breach. >> what happened with cambridge analytica was a major breach of trust, so we need to make sure this does not happen again. this is a simple control where you can clear your browsing history. we are going to collect clear history. >> it is the first step could you h

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the response to epa administrator scott pruitt and his plan to eliminate emissions from the trucks to get significantly higher gas mileage by the year 2025. connor brown said it reflect the trump administration's poor track record when it comes to dealing with climate change. >> climate change is not a joke. the fires, the mud, the rising sea level and the migrations and the turmoil that is going to come about. this is real stuff and if pruitt and trump doesn't get it, then they have to go. >> pruitt had argued that the rules were too stringent and could greatly increase the cost of cars and trucks for consumers. >>> police in albany have just announced they have arrested two suspects in the city first homicide in three years. investigators say the 23-year- old victim was shot to death late sunday morning. police say they arrested the two suspects yesterday following a tip from a police officer in berkeley. authorities have identified the suspects as 21-year-old caleb gibson. they are being held for the killing of this man. there is no word yet on a possible motive. >>> to the case against the golden state killer. this man spent decades searching for

scott joining us from canada, thank you. succeedp, the race to california governor jerry brown is heating up. are already on edge about his departure. take a look at the market. we are seeing u.s. equity markets consolidating their gains. the dow is up for a third consecutive session. tons of deal news today. nestle announcing that they will spend for the right to market starbucks products. the s&p 500 being led by energy stocks. and nasdaq at the highest level in more than two weeks. of course, tons of news in the bond market. .reasury, debt sales coming up yields rising across the board. the 10-year study at 2.95%. the high from new york, --live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm david westin. shery: i'm shery ahn. california governor jerry brown will be a tough act to follow. the 80-year-old in his second tour of duty as governor has managed to balance the budget after inheriting a $27 billion deficit when he took office. investors are concerned the next golden state governor may not be as fiscally prudent. joining us from san fran

brown calls climate change an existential threat ... and says e-p-a administrator scottald trump are leading the nation on a "path to disaster." lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (grant) there are f

environmental protection agency and administrator scott pruitt.the epa has proposed a rollback of fuel economy standards -- looking to weaken emissions rules.gov. jerry brown40 million americans are joining together to sue 'outlaw pruitt.' not administrator pruitt, but outlaw pruitt. he's breaking the law. he's flouting the clean air act."since the 1970 clean air act -- california has been allowed to write its own stricter rules on air pollution.then in 2012 -- the obama administration adopted new standards on greenhouse gas emissions for cars. california went with the federal standards.last month -- epa administrator scott pruitt said no more.scott pruitt, epa administrator "those standards are inappropriate and should be revised."gov. jerry brown (d) "america will not have a major auto industry on the path that trump and pruitt have laid down."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "the epa responded to the lawsuit briefly -- saying "the epa does not comment on pending litigation."in sacramento, kl (sig out) (catherine) coming up... several small earthquakes have hit the bay area in the past few days. what experts say you need to do now - to prepare for the next

. >> scott, and marissa and guy, our kqed politics and government team, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> turning to cannabis, last week, governor jerry browneleased a revised state budget tt included $14 million to cra down onillegal cannabis sales. retailers and other businesses have been required to gs. new permit but the steep costs of the permits and taxing the sale of all cannabisy contributing to a still thriving blackmarket of rijuana. joining me now for a discussion avissh, idthe spokesman for thes rnlifo industryia as thak you. massivwoc big is the elicit ic lhe nudoe.me produofmber the united sta te 4 marijuana grown isgye10billion e revenue over all. >> a lot of money an governor brown isst using to inate the elicit market. >> it's a bssagit ofug old avwe networks that are growing and ting the cannabis out of the orpstate, some are domestic and we have a big caac bk l go after the biggest offenders. the people who are operating at gt tndtateca and federal on ere,v n to be a legal operation? why is the elicit market g?vi > rothto>e come in to compliancet lynt nlyyo 33% have anything on the books. 65% on the state is a desert of r

secondte or third place >> scott, and marissa and guy, our kqed politics and government team, thank you so ch. >> thank you. >>> turning to cannabis, last week, governor jerry browneleased a revised state budget that included $14 million crack down on illegal cannabis sales. retailers and other businesseeq have beenred to get new permits. but the steep costs of the permits and taxing the sale of all cannabisroducts may be contributing to a still thriving blackmarket of marijuana.no joining mfor a discussion of all this is david downs, and josh, thespokesman for the california cannabis industry association. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> how big is the elicit california market? >> it's massive. we are the number one domestic producer of cannabis for the united states. 4 on ut of the 5 pounds of marijuana grow is being sent to other states. we feel it may be $10 billion in revenue over all. >> a lot of money at $14 million is what governor brown is using to investigate the elicit market. >> it's a bit of drug war theater. it sends a message, we have with entrenched generation old networks that are growing and exporting the cannabis out of the state, some are

i'm scott wapner our top trade this hour, the rebear rebooted rally are stocks now poised for another liftoff? with us, joe terranova, josh brown, steve weisz also kevin o'leary, the chairman of oshares etfs. stocks are higher yet again today. this after they posted their best day in weeks on friday. josh, boy -- >> hey, scott. how's it going >> s&p above their 50 day. their whole narrative has changed, certainly the mood seems to have evolved from some of the things we were talking about early last week. >> strong disagree >> okay, tell me why >> i don't think the narrative changed. i think you got a bounce in tech stocks it's going to be very hard to have an overall positive tone in the markets absent the tech sector i hate being the one to say that, but i genuinely believe it and i think the math is on my side there look at the semis. huge bounce in intel it started friday, following through today. nvidia, up 4.5% earnings this week you needed these stocks to start to work again. microsoft, been trading sideways for a while after huge gains consolidating. now it looks like it wants to ramp and apple is a huge part of what's

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governor brown promising he will use every legal tool to fight the administration's decision to roll back clean energy rules for cars. the governor says he is starting with a lawsuit against the epa and scott pruitt. the governor accuses pruitt of favors car companies and gas companies over the environment. he is threatening to file more lawsuits unless the epa stops unraveling existing environmental policy. >>> the race for california's governor is heating up. we are going live. we are hosting the race for governor debate may 8. today we announced the six candidates that will participate. the venue will be san jose's historic california theater. we will air it live and so will our sister station telemundo and kqed radio. we will stream this debate online. nbc political director chuck todd will be coming in from washington, d.c. to moderate this 90-minute debate. we will ask the candidates a lot of questions. we would like to know what you would like to ask the candidates. two ways to submit questions. you can tweet us. the other way, just logon to our facebook page. our debate post is pinned at the top. it's easy to find. submit your question in the comment thread for that post. >>> just

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governor brown and the state attorney general announced the lawsuit at the state capitol yesterday. it comes after the head of the federal epa scott pruitt took steps to eliminate a requirement to meet higher standards by the year of 2025. >> climate change is not a joke. the fires, the floods, the mudslides, the rising sea level, the disease factors, the migrations, the turmoil that will come about, this is real stuff. and if pruitt doesn't get it and trump doesn't get it, they've got to go. >> what the states are saying is that epa made this decision without really documenting the evidence to support it. and i think the epa is vulnerable in that respect. >> pruitt says the higher gas mileage standard could greatly increase the cost of cars and trucks for consumers. >>> all right. let's get you out the door. sal has been watching our commute. you've been busy since you came in. >> yes. it has been busy because of the pavement work that was done on 80 in the hercules area that was not picked up on time. and then after that, there was a motorcycle accident that just cleared. this is talking about 80 westbound in hercules. right nea

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governor brown and the state attorney general announced the lawsuit at the state capital yesterday. the lawsuit comes after the headed out the federal epa, scottruitt, took steps to eliminate the requirement for vehicles to meet higher gas mileage standards by the year 2025. the governor did not pull any punches as he expressed his anger with scott pruitt. sea climate change is not a joke. the fires, the floods, the mudslides, the rising sea levels, the disease factors, the migrations, the turmoil that will come about, this is real stuff. if scott pruitt doesn't get it and trump doesn't get it, they have to go. >> the states are saying the epa made this decision without documenting the evidence to support it. i think the epa is vulnerable in that respect. >> scott pruitt says the roles could greatly increase the cost of cars and trucks for consumers. >>> speeding up the rebuilding process in those areas affected by the north bay wildfires. what one city is doing that could give dozens of housing projects the green light. >>> did you see stefan curry? how the warriors star helped push the team to a big win last night. >>> the problems on inters

today for scott wapner the energy trade running out of fuel oil sinking as saudi arabia and russia reportedly talk about a production hike. with us for the hour, josh, sarat, jon najarian, erin brownks rise loov with oil, and we have a big setback today. >> huge setback. chevron perhaps getting a deal with saudi arabia, putting more production on saudi arabia increasing production in other

you won't see jerry brown, governor there, he hit his term limit but this still could be a night full of fireworks as six candidates work to earn your vote. scott mcgrew is live in the theater this morning at what we can expect. this is goin to be a big night. >> it'soing to be a big night. it's a beautifu morning in downtown san jose as well. you can see the marquis with our make on it right across from me at the california theater. tonight's debate will be broadcast on nbc bay area and indeed statewide both on television and on radio. now, there are going to be six candidates on stage taking questions from our raj mathai moderated by nbc "meet the press" chuck todd. six candidates, gavin newsom, john chang, john cox, a republican, democratic easton, republican travis allen and finally antonio villa ra goes is a, a democrat. we're mixing democrats and republicans together because of california's very unique system which has the top two primary -- top two vote getters in june will then move on to november. that means with gavin newsom polling extremely well, the fight really is going to be for the number two spot. >> on paper you would say ever

his mother was scott cyrus and a redhead, he followed marianne chad carry up to canada west. and the secretary of john brown'schatham convention in 1858, of the 36 men participating in that convention he was the only one who went to harpers ferry andrew straws -- >> it is fascinating. getting into the drama, with one particular question, how did they sacrifice themselves for the project of maintaining the union and freeing the slaves? i don't know who wants to run with that but the idea, what did they sacrifice? we touched on that a little bit. and two were killed in harpers ferry, trying to escape across the river. he left his wife and young child, and what was going. the devil may care character, set recklessly tilted to one side. and they were captured and tried and convicted and faced the gallows in charleston, west virginia. >> any means of communicating to people after -- how they were feeling? >> copeland's letters were written from charleston jail, very effective letters to friends and family, siblings in oberlin and when i saw the letters he had written, they reprinted the potential freeman. they are

brown trying to break a string of 32 years of democratic governors. jillian: the disgraced former parkland officer who stayed outside is getting paid thousands of dollars a month. according to the sun sentinel scotta monthly florida pension of $8700. he retired in february following the shooting that left 17 dead. the parent of two victims running for the school board bowing to fight for school safety. rob: the fight against oxycontin maker sued by six states, state atty. gen. from nevada to texas, florida, north dakota and tennessee saying the company deceptively marketed prescription opioids to generate billions of dollars of sales. 16 states and puerto rico filed suit. florida state ag pam bondi joins us for an exclusive interview later this morning. the district attorney will stop prosecuting low-level pot cases. and i just, the manhattan da saying they will no longer pursue most marijuana cases. this is new york city's bill diblasio promises to overhaul the drug enforcement policies after the department was criticized for racial gap in marijuana arrests. hawaii issuing a rare red alert is a plume of ash goes into the sky. officials warning the kilauea volcano could become even more explosive