♪ david: your last name is krzyzewski. mike: it took me a while to learn how to pronounce it. david: after three years, you had a losing record. mike: a lot of people were calling for my firing. david: you won the national championship. mike: i said we were going to win. i don't know if i believe that, but we ended up winning one of the greatest games in the history of college basketball. david: last year, you won your third gold medal. mike: to have those guys with medals around their next and the national anthem being played, there is nothing better than that. david: what are the most important lessons of leadership? mike: at west point, i learned that failure was never a destination. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that ma

elevates. >> mike: nene badly misses the first free throw. >> jeff: roberson back in fact the game. for this ufsioffensive possessi which to me is some what surprising. >> mark: if he touches the ball, if i'm houston, i'm fouling him. even if he goes the set of screens. >> mike: westbrook has it. beverley on him. >> jeff: you could have fouled him on the screen and it's not away from the play measure shot clock down to five. back to westbrook, and tied up and throws it up and throws it away. excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mama, there

l-that was pretty good. -mike: [ laughs ].. lemonis: ...a custom drum company can't find the rhythm to meet supply and demand. mike: our turnaround time is six to seven months. -lemonis: six to seven months? -mike: yeah. that's created a backlog of unpaid bills and serious cash-flow problems. chris: we don't have enough money to cover payroll for next week. lemonis: i mean, you're kind of closed. chris: yeah. lemonis: the owner and his right-hand man are out of sync. louie: the lack of communication, i think, between chris and mike, it's like -- it's just...exactly. lemonis: and the two brothers who started this business have split up... scott: what did i ever do to you? mike: i really don't want to get into all that. lemonis: ...causing a whole nother layer of crippling issues. if they can't fix their process and their relationship... mike: fixing the business and this [bleep] is hard enough. lemonis: ...they'll be forced to close their doors forever. mike: i can't take this. [ sniffles ] lemonis: southbridge, massachusetts, seems like a quiet town -- until you get inside of sjc cu

didn't sign it. >> he did not sign it. >> the little menu still sitting there on the desk. mike pence is like -- he has to go get them, follow the president out. that happened march 31st. the president was doing a photo op to sign two executive orders front of reporters with stakeholders standing nearby, but he got asked about michael flynn, and that apparently was it. forget it, no signing, this thing is over. so mike pence has to go back and get the executive orders off the desk and brings them to the other room where presumably the president signed them later. they do say he signed those eventually, just not what he was supposed to. that was march 31st. today that same game of freeze tag got played again in the oval office, again at a signing ceremony with an executive orders and little menu and is everything. at least this time, though, he had already signed the things in the menus before somebody said the magic words that froze him like a stone. >> do you have any regrets about michael flynn? >> thank you very much. >> if you want to turn this president to stone, ask him ab

elevates. >> mike: nene badly misses the first free throw. >> jeff: roberson back in fact the game. for this ufsioffensive possessi which to me is some what surprising. >> mark: if he touches the ball, if i'm houston, i'm fouling him. even if he goes the set of screens. >> mike: westbrook has it. beverley on him. >> jeff: you could have fouled him on the screen and it's not away from the play measure shot clock down to five. back to westbrook, and tied up and throws it up and throws it away. excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him the ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mama, t

reason mike pence had to come home a day early from his pacific trip. last night they were still holding 11th hour meetings to twist enough republican arms to get this obamacare repeal bill passed. they wanted it passed by the 100th day. bloomberg news reports that republicans spent the whole week tinkering with their obamacare plan. hoping to give trump a legislative win in his first 100 days. republican congressional leadership met late into thursday night but they ultimately decided they still didn't have enough support for a vote this week. and so, the affdable care act lives. because people who want to save it saved it again. that activism worked. republicans have unified republican control of government. they said they would repeal obamacare on day one of the trump administration. they will not even half repeal obamacare by day 100 of the trump administration. they can't even get close enough to that to get their own members to vote on it in one house where they've got one of the biggest majorities they've had since the 1920s. it's just been a catastrophe for them. and ther

elevates. >> mike: ne badly misses the >> jeff: roberson back in fact the game. for this ufsioffensive possessi which to me is some what surprising. >> mark: if he touches the ball, if i'm houston, i'm fouling him. even if he goes the set of screens. >> mike: westbrook has it. beverley on him. >> jeff: you could have fouled him on the screen and it's not away from the play measure shot clock down to five. back to westbrook, and tied up and throws it up and throws it away. excellent defense from nene and beverley. >> jeff: absolutely. superior here. >> mark: he is comfortable with making plays. he is not looking to get him the ball like he is not qualifiequa. >> mike: oladipo is on harden. three on the shot clock. harden on the drive. pulls up and just gets it off in time and nails the jumper. a five-point lead for the rockets as the shot clock was expiring. >> mark: good defense, better offense. james harden. incredible on the offensive end, extremely comfortable. no panic, just me and you. allow me to have this dance. elevates, the bearded one does it again. mama, there go es that man

you, get on the block and demand the basketball. >> mike: george long three-pointer. it's good! paul george from way downtown, and it's back to a one-point game. first field goal here in the fourth quarter. >> mark: smart job too. quick two for one. that's a big-time play. >> jeff: defensively, the shot has to be taken by richard jefferson. >> mike: seven to shoot. james for three. rebound stephenson. timeout indiana. they could hold it for the final shot and go for the win. paul george with a huge three-pointer, and it's 109-108. 29 for paul george. >> mark: recognizing score and time. comes off the screen, outstanding screen set by teague. george elevates. na that's a big-time shot, giving his team a chance with the basketball to steal game one. >> jeff: i'll say this. every coach has a different philosophy. one's not better than the other. i think to play without the timeout in that situation gives paul george a better chance than cleveland being able to sub defensive players, tell their team that they have a foul to give and organize themselves. >> mike: pacers are now out of tim

playoffs. sports anchor mike shumann is live in is in excruciating pain. >> reporter: well, no question, eric. today bob meyers, the general manager, was going to speak. mike brown who coached for him in last night's victory spoke earlier and we were expecting bob meyers. turns out it was steve kerr who came along to speak. and yesterday in the shoot arnd they said he was under little suspicious. steph curry gave him the game ball afterwards. you don't get a game ball for having cold or flu. i think it got out, everybody knew it and steve figured why send bob meyers down to speak. he was going to go ahead and take it and we asked him if he's going to come back. he's going to be out, what's the situation with where he stands right now. >> this is not going to be a case where i'm coaching one night, not coaching the next. i'm not going to do that to our team, to our staff. we're hoping that over, you know, the next week or two, whatever it is, you know, i can sort of make a definitive realization or deduction or just feel it that, you know, i'm going to do this or i'm not. >> well, he's d

the bullish bet on facebook that mike and i are working on a month or two ago. let's pull it back from these two and try to put this in perspective. okay, these are the top big stock in the s&p. they're valued about $2.8 trillion. in fact, it's the same exact value as the bottom 250. top five, bottom 250, worth the same. that is actually not that rare a circumstance. it happens 19% of the time. 1990 to present. so take a look. at these numbers. market cap. top five, bottom 250. cash flow. it's identical. and they're trading at the same valuation. the fundamental guy would say the top five are growing faster, a better bet. forget about that, look at this chart. this is a chart of those top five stocks, $2.8 trillion, plotted equal, bounced off this lines perfectly, i think it's a little steep and that you have the risk you're going to come down like this. so this is what's happened going forward when the top five equals the bottom two. the top five underperform. back to the chart. i bet you this is ultimately what's going to happen. we've had the earnings from all of them. if i had

facebook. >> mike, you picked facebook, too with an options trade. >> i think the idea here is we have earnings coming up, we want to try to mitigate the expense of options into that. i was looking at the may to september 155 call spread. the options markets implying a 4% move this is a bet that will make that 4% move to the upside. the premium for that near-dated option will decay much more rapidly than the longer dated one. so we'll try to use this catalyst to take advantage of that. you could sell more calls against it after may expiration. >> this is a trade structure we have not talked about in a while. it makes perfect sense for a stock that has just gone on this leg higher here. is this stock, could it go up 10%? i think it's unlikely. the ability to surprise. the idea of selling near data premium to finance longer data premium, let things consolidate. that chart of the five stocks, when you look at the move it just made, it's scary. when you think about it, what do you do when you buy an index? you buy the collective ernarnin in growth. it makes me nervous. you said you've seen

. welcome to sports sunday, i'm jeff skversky with mike. mike, the flyers are the first team in nhl history to miss the playoffs despite a ten game winning streak. >> make the playoffs. >>> no. >> is there a team that will make the playoffs? i'm absolutely shock they didn't make the playoffs. ten game winning streak. that's 20 free points during the season and still managed to blow it. it's embarrassing. it is. and look at next year, could be in transition where they don't make it next year either. because i think during the offseason they have to turn the roster over a little bit. >> don't say that. here's how it goes down in new york. anthony in net. mason on the bench. fall down by three. fight back, final minute. brayden schenn gets them to score right here. they're down three. so flyers within two, two to go. just 51 seconds later, filppula, second of the game. the flyers within one. 1:15 to go. and one last shot to save the season. filppula, with the puck. what's he doing, mike? >> shoot it. he doesn't. >> rides the puck. nine seconds. time runs out. shot clock is over. flyers lose 4-

. sports anchor mike shumann is live in port lappland on kerr a is in excruciating pain. >> reporter: well, no question, eric. today bob meyers, the general manager, was going to speak. mike brown who coached for him in last night's victory spoke earlier and we were expecting bob meyers. turns out it was steve kerr who came along to speak. and yesterday in the shoot around they said he was under little suspicious. steph curry gave him the game ball afterwards. you don't get a game ball for having cold or flu. i think it got out, everybody knew it and steve figured why send bob meyers down to speak. he was going to go ahead and take it and we asked him if he's going to come back. he's going to be out, what's the situation with where he stands right now. >> this is not going to be a case where i'm coaching one night, not coaching the next. i'm not going to do that to our team, to our staff. we're hoping that over, you know, the next week or two, whatever it is, you know, i can sort of make a definitive realization or deduction or just feel it that, you know, i'm going to do this or i'm

>>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us for the news at noon, i'm mike hydeck. we are just two days to go until the president's 100th day in office. the trump administration is pushing its plan to overhaul the tax code. plus, he says he will not be pulling out of the north american free trade agreement now. at least at this point. craig boswell has the from washington. >> reporter: president trump says he will not immediately pull out of the north american free trade agreement. he tweeted this morning that he spoke with the leaders of mexico and canada and agreed to renegotiate the deal. he often criticized. but he added if they can't reach an agreement, he nay still terminate it. on wednesday, the president unveiled his tax reform blueprint. details won't be revealed until the summer. but the plan would slash the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. cut rates for individuals andly few the tax code by reducing the number of tax brackets from seven to three. >> the american economy has been held back and this is about unleashing economic growth. >> reporter: but critics inclu

and fair" trade relationship — that's the message from the us as mike pence continues his tour of asia. but what does that mean forjapan? we get an expert view. and banking on reform from president trump, but as yet no news. goldman sachs and bank of america are the latest to reveal their earnings. i'm sally bundock. in a minute, we'll cross over to asia to hear about a potential takeover of one of britain's most popular breakfast cereals. but first, as we speak, the us vice—president mike pence is en route to tokyo where he's meeting with the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe. in recent weeks, president trump appears to have softened his stance on trade after taking aim at some of the world's biggest exporters during his election campaign. in the case of japan it has been accused of manipulating its currency for trade advantage, something the japanese have denied. and the trump administration is hoping to reverse the trade deficit between the two nations which last year stood at around $69 billion. when it comes to their trade relationship, the car industry is key — japan c

. >> that's impressive. not nearly as impressive as mike's option trade. he has a way to be keeping more cash when "options action" returns. zblmpb zblmpbls. >>> "options action," the s&p 5 result just posted the possible month. the stocks near record highs. should investors adhere to the olded a annual, sell in may, go away. bob. >> reporter: this is one of wall street's most famous add annuals. you can argue why it works. over the long period, there is something to it. since the s&p 500. it's been up since a gain during november to april period. they first brought this connection to light back in 19 ex-. it sounds good. in the past ten years, they've refined this call architect nickal signal and a signal based on presidential cycles. the test signals will get you in earlier and longer than may 1st. the opposite is the market was trending down. don't sell in may in the third and fourth year of the presidential election psychole when markets tend to out perform. make a trade every four years, combining these signals produces turbo charge results. an annual loss to the s&ps from may

first move on a-rod. >>> going behind the scenes of magic mike live. >> it came from other regions. >>> now for april 24th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> did happy days star erin moran die because of a secret health battle and what did she tell us about her struggles in her last "entertainment tonight" interview. nancy os off. ali mano is here. >>> it seems like an odd moment that she would opt to have major weight loss surgery. only cameron mathison was there before and after abby went under the knife. >> i'm scared. i'm nervous. i don't really have anyone counting on me. >> what do you mean? >> i'm an only child. i'm not married. i don't have any kids. so, there's nobody freaking out if something happens to me. >> those reveal the rarely seen vulnerable side of the former dance homes in star. it's very different from the tough as nails abby we're used to seeing on tv. >> this is it. life or death surgery. it's scary. >> you either love, hate or love to hate the 50-year-old, size 16 star. but is this gastric sleeve surgery, which will remove 80% of her stomach, her wa

mornings." >> new this morning, vice president mike pence makes a surprise visit to south korea. what happened overnight as pence starts his ten-day asia pacific tour. >>> and then fog on the bay bridge right now and don't forget about the wet roads out there. good morning and thank you for joining us on on this monday, april 17th. i am matt keller. >> i am jessica castro, and reggie and natasha are off, and mike and alexis >> it's so close to the ground, and it doesn't show up on the live doppler 7. here's a look at the peninsula where we will have arrivals at sfo. damp but mild. it will be dry at lunch, but still great. temperatures cooler than average once again, 58 to 65. check out 7:00. 56 to 62 degrees. our next storm system starting to roll in, and we have about three this week. more on that next. >>> we have had a handful of crashes already, and you will want to slow down and drive for conditions. southbound 880, a new collision reported in the far right lane and sounds like everybody still sitting in their check, and chp is on the way to the scene. and then we will look at so

lillard scored 59 in a home game against the jazz. >> mike: the last regular-season game he played. >> mark: his career high. you'd think he would keep the basketball. instead he sent it an incredible gesture because joe johnson scored 20,000 career points. what a class act by damian lillard. >> mike: nice move. >> jeff: i thought he was taunting the other team by saying, i served you guys up. >> mark: what's wrong with you, man? >> jeff: that's where i thought last night, what a great play he made to end that clipper game. he may be a hall of famer. >> mark: you look at his numbers they're better than some guys who are in there. >> mike: lillard misfires. and the fans continue the celebration here in oracle. a dominant fourth quarter for golden state. durant has mccollum on him. easily shoots over him. 32 for durant. and as the warriors just putting on the exclamation points on this one. game two will be wednesday right back here. lillard on the follow. boy, lillard and mccollum in losing effort, 73. the blazers will come up short. the pass is inside, curry to green. green misses.

sony's right buy her a new pizza, were you wrong. i have an update mike did offer her $20. sony says you can keep your money. >> keep your dirty money. >> she said, marcia said mike, you are right, adults should put their debris away, why didn't she put two on the plate and put it away. >> yes. >> but sony told me to tell you only way you can make this right is by doing what. >> she said take a bite. >> because you told me that is not a problem. >> this is what i do. >> who can't eat cold pizza. >> on of the of the trash can. >> it wasn't in the trash can. >> was it good it is really good. >> cold pizza is the best. >> yeah. >> nothing better than cold pizza. >> yeah. >> you weren't supposed to eat cheese. >> i'm lactose intolerant and now you will all pay. >> sue, clear the area, quickly. >> hurry, lets get to the number of the day. it is 10 out of 10. we have bus stop budd which a sweat shirt on this morning. that is because most of our temperatures are in the 40's as we start the day and it is a lot of cloud cover but the sunnies coming through, 50 in philadelphia, with the 6-mile

against the jazz. >> mike: the last regular-season game he played. >> mark: his career high. you'd think he would keep the basketball. instead he sent it an incredible gesture because joe johnson scored 20,000 career points. what a class act by damian lillard. >> mike: nice move. >> jeff: i thought he was taunting the other team by saying, i served you guys up. >> mark: what's wrong with you, man? >> jeff: that's where i thought you were going. joe johnson, we talked about it last night, what a great play he made to end that clipper game. he may be a hall of famer. >> mark: you look at his numbers they're better than some guys who are in there. >> mike: lillard misfires. and the fans continue the celebration here in oracle. a dominant fourth quarter for golden state. durant has mccollum on him. easily shoots over him. 32 for durant. and as the warriors just putting on the exclamation points on this one. game two will be wednesday right back here. lillard on the follow. boy, lillard and mccollum in losing effort, 73. the blazers will come up short. the pass is inside, curry to green

>> mike: backstrom off of oshie. ovechkin there. driven by orlov. and worn by kuhnhackl. it's sparred for. i think it's tangled in his paraphernalia. for that reason, they're going to call a penalty on him for delay. >> eddie: didn't make attempt to find that puck. he's hurt. >> pierre: he hurt his right arm. >> mike: trying to explain to the linesman across the way, here's why. >> eddie: when you're looking around, you kind of give the impression of you're looking to see where the capitals are. you know what i mean? he was looking to his center. looked to the left and to the right. he knew he had the puck. >> pierre: phil kessel is going to serve the penalty. he's going in to get his right arm looked at. >> rob: a >> mike: a lot of goals are serving penalties tonight. >> eddie: get control of this puck. get the extra attacker. try to get one in the first 30 seconds. >> mike: 3:38 to go. you need three. thrown back on by rust. it is ovechkin out there. along with kuznetsov. burakovsky, across the way, williams. and shattenkirk. those are the five right now. grubauer has it lef

sunday. i'm jeff skversky with mike missanelli from 97.5, the 235 that -- phanatic. the phillies tied for first. are they for real? >> it's in the season now. first place. >> playoffs tomorrow. >> with all due respect, i don't think they're for real. >> what a buzz kill. >> you expect me to say they're going to win the division after this weekend? they did a nice job. beat a very good team and probably should have swept them. they've got some, you know, bull pen situations were going on right now, which we'll talk about in a second. but, no, they're not potent enough to win a division yet. >> i want to believe. i want to believe. villanova coach jay wright, he wants to see the phillies score more runs on the nationals today. >> what's that about? >> i don't know where he got that jersey from. kendrick, the rbi triple. 27 runs over the last 21 innings. kendrick, killing the ball. speaking of killing the ball. up 3-0, gomez, gives up the three-run pinch hit homer. ties it at three. phills are considering taking gomez out of the closer role for good. but thank goodness, two on, two out, hern

people are excited you are back. one viewer sent thus message, look at her reaction. >> mike's back. >> that is a good sign. >> that is a good excited. >> mike back. >> the computer is blocking up , again, it is great to be back. >> but the computer logging up , there is ryan, hi, ryan. >> big phillies fan. >> but the computer locking up and all of the technical problems, it is not going to bother me. mr. computer, the light in me sees the light in you. >> serenity now. >> serenity now. >> serenity now. >> we will talk seriously about this because it is a serious thing at 9:00. i got two hours to get serious >> can you do it. >> okay. >> we have to look at the weather for today, seriously. it will be eight out of 10. that is pretty good. now yesterday was even brighter then it is today. we are starting off with sunshine and here's budd which a gift for you, mike, chocolate muse on national chocolate muse day. wear your phillies gear. first day of the season. hopefully they will get the game in. too bad it is not home game because we don't have rain in the forecast for today. 44 degr

related to mike flynn. kasie, what are you hearing? >> we're going through all of the documents from the house oversight committee and essentially what they've released are three documents that kind of walk through the process leading up the mike flynn taking that payment from r.t., the russian network, of course, with ties to the russian government. so one of the critical pieces of this that this document shows that in 2014 michael flynn was warned that he needed to get advanced approval for any foreign payments that he was going to take. so as a retired military officer, you will have to follow didn't rules than the rest of us for taking payments from a foreign government. it has to do partly with the fact that you could get called up to become an active member of the service at any point. so that is one piece of this. the second piece of this is that we now know that the department of defense inspector general has opened up an investigation into questions surrounding this, whether or not michael flynn broke ethics rules or laws when he decided take these payments. they said also in th

back out to mike and alex, in the thick of all of the fun. look you're sitting down now, hey, guys, fancy. >> oh, yes. >> we're like professionals now. >> karen, chair waiting for you whenever you would like to come. >> karen, kind of sad. look how little this chair is. on both side of us here. >> i think the weather is pleasant for me. i mean, it is a touch chilly but by the end of the day comes it will be -- the sun will be out. >> it will be hot? >> great weekend for philadelphia. >> but i would advise when coming out here to bring some shoes, you don't mind getting muddy because a lot of grassy areas and things and the grounds still very wet. >> as you know it rained for the last 48 hours or whatever. but so we had the pope here. >> yes. >> that was cool. we had the dnc. you know there is might be bigger than both of them. >> the 82nd nfl draft. >> yes. >> and you know the draft started here, mike. >> exactly right. yes. >> 1936. >> 1936, continues to 2017 now. yo, roger, roger will be hugging a lot of men today. >> so true. you think they'll be saying yo to him? >> maybe so. l

welcomehumbled the president of the united states, donald j. trump, vice president mike pence, esteemed numbers of congress, and the governors to the department of the interior today. i can tell you as a kid who grew up in the west, today's executive order to review the antiquities act is long overdue. secretary, i and the steward of america's greatest treasures, and being a good steward is also being a good neighbor, and listening to the american people who they represent. mr. president, thank you once again for fulfilling your campaign promise to give a voice to our local communities and states, let's be clear -- the antiquities act grant the president the authority to declare historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, and other objects of historical or scientific interest. to be sure, the antiquities act has been an effective tool for greatestg some of our treasures for our generations to come. the act also specifies in law the president to designate the smallest area compatible with proper care and management of the objects to be protected. ,espite this clear

way from my family. i start watching good day and saw mike jerrick and he was so funny. i started watching every day. so, when i, didn't see him, i was so heart broken. you should have read this. >> do you want me to read this imagine my surprise when i turned to good day on bring left my kid to school and i saw mike. i screamed so loud, my kid and husband thought something was wrong. i told them mike jerrick is back. i just want to say welcome back mike and i'm so proud of him. >> thank you very much. >> again, i try to answer everybody on facebook but is there just too many. we pick out a couple. >> we have more robert law says, our mental health is so important. when we are physically sick we run to the doctors so we should dot same if we are mentally sick. stress and past life experiences can come back and reek havoc on you and we don't deal with those issues. thanks for sharing, you are the man. so sweet. and kathleen says, thank you for sharing your story, i'm praying that these good vibes continue to spread across the air waves and resonate with those who are struggling and

with big changes next week. meteorologist mike nicco is next with the forecast. >>> and i'm mike shumann live in portland. steve kerr's out tonight. he's under the hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. try rhinocort® allergy spray for powerful nasal allergy relief. >>> selfie. >> a selfie? it is a chat snap? what are those things? >> he could produce the light saibar for things like that. if you want a selfie with darth vader the south bay is the place to be this weekend. abc 7 news was in san jose for the second day of silicon valley comic-con. we saw jedis, storm troopers, batman aficionados and comic book fans of all sorts, plus the 30th anniversary celebration of "star trek: the next generation." the annual convention is a wonderland of for people of all ages who love fantasy, science fiction, movies and technology. >> you get to play like you're a little kid again. >> i'm a illus

the blazers' home floor, but it took a big second half comeback. abc 7 sports anchor mike shumann is live in portland-k and shu, it was exciting to watch. >> what a game it was, eric, and i wish you were here. of course the warriors were 0-4 in game 3s last year. and of course game 3 always the toughest to win because it's the first one in your poents home and a raucous crowd. the warriors fought both of those without steve kerr and kevin durant. i'll show you some highlights. oakland's own damian lillard, 31 points on the night. blazers led by as many as 17 in the first half. but the doves roared back in the third and steph curry put it away in the fourth. curry with a game-high 34 points as the warriors win it 119-114. they can sweep the series monday night. >> it's a lot of heart in the third quarter, trying to just get back to warrior basketball. they obviously had a lot of adrenaline and fed off the home crowd's energy. for us to withstand those runs and do what we do to get ourselves back in the game and get over the hump just a lot of fight. >> he's made big shots his entire l

egg in the ninth again and welcome to sports sunday i'm jeff skversky with mike missanelli from 97.5 the fanatic and hoping for 500 baseball this season and i know you are not buying it but in last place and lost eight of 12 games what can they do to fix it? >> they are not good and i don't know if there is anything they can do to fix it until next year when they have a lot of money and the position man is the most profitable franchise in baseball and have a lot of money to spend on the guy that crushed the home run we saw in the highlights as we came into the show. >> they may need 600 million dollars in that ballpark to sign harper. >> no excuse for them not to sign them they are in a position where they have to have a free agent and have to have a guy like bryce harper and a zillion home runs in the park and have to set an all time record with a contract to get to bryce harper. >> you thought the easter egg hunt at your house was chaotic and the bunny had way too much candy and bouncing off the wall out of no where and he is not steady and speaking of jumping the ball jumps o

schuylkill at south street, mike and alex , back over to you. >>> with the 14th pick in the 2017 nfl draft the philadelphia eagles select derek barnett defensive end, tennessee. >> eagles make their pick in front of the thousands of fans who packed the parkway, look at that for round one of the draft. our city was literally glowing in the national spotlight. >> that is for sure. >>> we have got jenny joyce, we have steve keeley covering this draft decision. okay, derek barnett out of tennessee, steve, what do you think. >> reporter: well, mike i was remembering back in 1999 draft , tv draft when roger le may took you first overall out of the university of kansas. >> yes. >> he said that he like you had a high motor and you had tremendous upside and both, proved true, that you have a high motor and i think your upside still can go even higher. >> that is really nice of you. >> those were the word, how many times do you hear those word and phrases, as soon as first pick, picked, he has a tremendous upside. anybody doing a drinking game will be drink before midway before the first round

remarkable shining catastrophe in this new administration. mike flynn fired after 24 days on the job because of his undisclosed communications with foreign governments he apparently lied about. the first national deputy security advisor was basically unhired before she was properly on the job and news the second pick for the national security council is now being reassigned and may be being sent to singapore against her will because she doesn't want to leave washington but the job they're offering is in singapore. and trump personnel have apparently been using the national security council as a political chop shop to come up with an alternative republican friendly conspiracy to try to make the investigations into the russia scandal themselves a scandal. now we learn from the federal register and jennifer jacobs reporting the national security council is being redone again. steve bannon will no longer be on the national security council principals committee. the chairman of the national intelligence and joint chiefs of staff will be restored to that committee. maybe that's awesome in

los angeles, mike murphy. he is a gop strategist and the host of the podcast "radio free gop." and from austin, texas, matthew dowd, chief political analyst for abc news. i am least to have them both on the program. we have a lot of people around this table talking about 100 days. let me start at the beginning from a political standpoint -- assess donald trump and his political performance and future. mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. he has not positioned himself where he has any popularity or strength in the country, either than the voters who are the core of support. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he boxed himself out of working with them regrets becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who helps them, and you will have -- he has not done a lot of what a president tries to do out of the box. charlie: matthew? matthew: if i were grading his first 100 days, i would give him an

total chaos. us vice president mike pence tells north korea not to test donald trump's patience, and says all options are on the table. turkey's president erdogan vows to press ahead with new sweeping powers after narrowly winning the constitutional referendum. police in the us state of ohio are searching for a man who fatally shot a "random" victim and posted the footage on facebook. and in the next hour: bringing a halt to the use of drones being used to smuggle contraband into prisons. a specialist unit will try to combat the problem of drugs and mobile phones being flown in for prisoners. a call for all 70—year—old drivers to be forced to take another driving test. and coming up at 9.30, we'll be looking at how the city of hull is being transformed by a year—long festival of arts and culture. good morning and welcome to bbc news. prince harry has revealed he sought counselling after spending nearly 20 years "not thinking" about the death of his mother, princess diana. in an interview with the daily telegraph, he said it was not until his late 20s that he processed the grief

night and going behind the scenes of magic mike live. i don't know if this came from my brain. it came from other regions. "e.t." "entertainment tonight." >> did erin moran die because of a secret health battle. that is all on the way. nancy o'dell is off. alley is here as we begin or abby lee miller exclusive. we know her from dance moms. abby might be heading to prison for fraud. >> it really seems like an odd moment that she would opt to have major weight loss surgery. cameron math son was in before and after abby went under the knife. >> i'm scared. i'm nervous. i don't have anyone counting on me. >> how do you mean? >> i'm an only child. i'm not married. i don't have any kids. so there's nobody freaking out if something happens to me. >> those tears reveal the rarely seen vulnerable side of the former dance mom's star. it's very different from the the tough as nails abby we're used to see on tv. >> this isn't life or death surgery but it's scarey still. >> you either love hate or love to hate the 50-year-old size 16 star. is this gastric sleeve surgery which will remove 80% o

tim cook that almost got the app banned from the app store. we are joining by mike isaac and cara swisher. good morning to you both. mike, quite a story. the thrust here seems to be not just regulators, competitors and drivers that he's willing to flop. peers and partners in silicon valley. how do you think it affected the relationship between apple and uber? did it play at all in apple's decision to invest in uber's competitor? >> that's a good question. i think the relationship between the two companies is sort of difficult already because on the one hand, you know, a lot of iphone users really and appreciate using uber and apple is all about user experience and they really embraced uber from the early days there. if you're a company like uber willing to sort of break rules and flaunt violations of apple's terms of service or regulators, what does apple do in a situation like that? ultimately what happened was tim cook called travis kalanick into the office for a public drubbing and could have gone a very different way. >> cara, your take on this. seems like a new wrinkle in thi

. >> reporter: taking his lead mike brown. he's been the head coach of the cavaliers before. one fan says he is anxious. >> dow think the likelihood of them -- i do think the likelihood of them advancing to the conference finals will be with steve kerr being active and present because like i said earlier, i'm not very confident in mike brown or the other assistant coach to take the helm.

security adviser michael flynn. you remember that after mike flynn got fired as national security adviser, allegedly for not disclosing and then lying about the content of his communications with the russian government, a few weeks after he got fired, he retroactively registered as a foreign agent who had been working on behalf of the government of turkey. what politico.com reports today is that while it is clear that mike flynn took money to act as a foreign agent, it's not clear that the origin of those funds is definitely turkey. the thaftd siberian energy group is not a turkish guy. he is, as politico puts it, a soviet-born former executive in russian energy and mining companies. one who has ties to vladimir putin. he's not turkish. he's not a turkish citizen. doesn't live in turkey. he's not turkish. he has nevertheless founded a couple of very turkish sounding organizations that operate in washington, d.c. the turkish heritage organization. and the turkish institute for progress. both of them set up by nobody turkish. both of them set up by a russian energy and mining execut

commute this morning and mike thomas is talking about that chill so mike we'll start with you. >> yeah, a little chill to start but much better later on this afternoon. temperatures about that 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. will come with a threat for showers and thunderstorms. i'll let you know when those are coming up. erin. >> roads are quiet right now. we'll take a look at metro. their service gears up at 5:00. we'll get you to work on time. >> 4:30 is the time if you're just working up here are the top stories and we'll begin with breaking news story overnight in d.c. first reports that suspect on l street northwest. officers then chased the suspect to benning road northeast where tht suspect was taken into custody. we don't know if any officers were injured in that case. the other breaking news story is that a man was hit by a car on eighth street near howard university. his condition is not known right now. we have learned in the past few minutes that the car that hit the man stayed on the scene. crash investigators are also there. >> ♪ >> today a d.c. based marijuana advocacy

example, oh, i liked that. maybe mike should start a spring sweater instead of just a snow sweater. >> okay. >> a sunny sweater, spring sweater, whatever you want. i did that. i got this what is this easter blue or whatever. >> um-hmm. >> but reason i'm doing it as well, i have a blood pressure monitor on my body right now. so every 20 minutes you will say... >> wow. >> do you see this. >> i have a sleeve hooked on my arm right here. >> do you feel it. >> every 20 minute squeezes it is going right now. >> so if your blood pressure is really high it will let you know or monitoring it. >> i will get a read out at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon. >> are you okay? >> why are you doing it. >> just an experiment. >> it is a new kind of thing. they have been, this is going off every 20 minutes since 2:00 yesterday afternoon. >> how do you sleep. >> it goes off every hour in my sleep and didn't wake me up >> it is going right now, sue, it is squeezing like crazy. >> just promise tell me readings from the 9:00 o'clock hour of this program. >> that is why we wanted to do it, to see if my blood p

president mike pence encouraging china to take action against north korea hile he met with troops. this come after the north korean failed missile test. and the vice president saying they will act without china if necessary. and reports. the company may find it tough to build on last year's record adds. so we are halfway into this trading day after that holiday shortened week. taylor riggs joins us. taylor: you have the dow at one point up, 115 points. coming off the highs just a little bit there but still nonetheless a green day. reversing three days of decline we saw. the nasdaq was leading the way. up .6% coming down a little bit. still we'll take it nonetheless. i want to switch over to things that is our not so good news. not everything is good news. we are taking a look at the hospitals. h.c.a. holdings is the biggest u.s. for-profit hospital operator in the u.s. they reported first quarter revenue and earnings per share. that missed estimates. that's taking a drag down on the bloomberg intelligence north america hospitals index. that index was down about 3.5% in the last tw

, food. my friend were together. so there was some dancing. you know mike, on the show. >> oh, no. >> he always talks about how he doesn't like to dance. he had peer pressure. it starts with my friend and then mike tries to join in. now watch this. >> ♪ >> you are lucky this is instagram story. >> do it again. >> you were moving it. >> i did all right. >> what was that, the karate chop. >> i don't know. >> it was kind of a half dab. >> half dab. >> yeah. >> i thought it was cute you were jim in because usually you don't dance. he will just sit there, no, i can't dance. >> so i was glad. >> it is all sober too. >> you don't need it. >> i'm better you don't need a drink to dance. >> just go do your new dance, next time at a party, dot mike >> it was fun. >> show us your karate chop. >> what are you now, j dog. >> i had some people say j dog last night, yeah, j dog. >> they were chanting, j dog, j dog. >> it was great. >> sad. >> lets get into this because again i didn't go to the meeting on friday. you went to the meeting friday >> oh, i was there. >> i was prepping for the big op

love it too much. but i disagree. >> mike over at buzzfeed blue goes to a bounty hunter and says i'm going to give you six hours. you have to find me. i get a one-hour head start. let's go. >> what i didn't tell the bounty hunter is i spent is the last two weeks preparing my escape. >> right away he changes his appearance completely. >> i did research and found most criminals are caught when they reach out to a family, friends, or lover. >> and you can't use electronic payment or anything like that. easy to track. >> and that's just the beginning of the physical transformation. next he hops on the subway instead of taking his car. >> we're going to go to his house first. then we'll see if we can tap into the cameras around his building, see which way he walked off. we also posted his picture on facebook. we're just going to have everybody, the community try to help us locate mike. >> mike has made himself vanish. but along the way, mike has given his coworkers different clues to text to the bounty hunters. >> this is mike's only clue for you. we eat sushi tonight. >> this is fun. i w