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nash has been effective. nice to have kreider jump in. should have confidence after the assist on the winning goal. mika zibanejad's line looked effective. i think alain vigneault made the appropriate adjustments. >> henrik lundqvist has restored his brilliance, really, in this playoff, and i think he needs to continue to do that. i don't think the rangers want to rely on him as much as they have at certain points in the series. it's incumbent on them to get off to a good start, grab a lead -- >> do you think he likes the head to head with carey price? >> no doubt. it fuels his fire and that's blazing. >> vintage lundqvist so far in this series. game six from new york city gets going 8:00 eastern on nbc. up next, overtime from minnesota. if the wild win, they will force a game six. if the blues win, they'll face the predators in round two. okay let's call his agent i'm coming over right now. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. onboard cameras and radar can detect danger all around you. driver assist systems can pull you bac

(sighs) toughie nash, you didn't shoot at all. i thought it was the mother. (oliver) oh, is it?i'm dead. nice. mcnally, you got your bad guy. congratulations. but not before you shot him up like a piece of swiss cheese. what does this mean, sir? i mean, do we fail our recertification? well, what this means is, um, you're all still rookies. (laughs) ♪ i know you feel it, too ♪ it all seems so untrue ♪ when you get up and over it and over them ♪ ♪ uh-oh, oh, no, uh-oh, oh, no ♪ uh-oh, oh, no, uh-oh, oh, no (sighs) i feel like my whole life is like that shooting range. collateral damage? yeah, except half the time i don't even know what my target is. why can't my life be like, um... what did oliver call it? controlled situation. controlled circumstance. yeah. and, dov, your circumstances with edie were anything but controlled last night. oh, please, please, please-- a little roommate respect here, thank you very much. thin walls? we gotta nail up some egg cartons or something, because-- oh, dov. dating a stripper. you're such a cop cliché. uh, don't you mean cop fantasy? because, u

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catch curry on the late late show with james corden along with the nba greats chris paul and steve nash, here on kpix 5 after colbert. >>> and the ladies of professional golf association tour is still buzzing about the bizarre finish of the tournament. american golfer alexi thompson was cruising toward a second championship when she was hit with a penalty. the infraction, not correctly replacing her ball on the green during saturday's round by what appeared to be an inch. but it wasn't caught by a rules official but rather a fan a day later. >> it's unfortunate what happened. i did not mean that at all. i didn't realize i did that. i fought strong through the finish and it was great to see the fans behind me. >> tiger woods tweeted his support to thompson after the ruling writing in part, viewers at home should not be officials wearing stripes. thank you for watching tonight. >> enjoy the game. see you back here at 11:00. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division. ♪ ♪ >> it's great to be in the valley of the sun. here we go. ♪

. >> my question to the prime minister, nash is good establishment last night warned on four quarters climate change -- with the sealevel rise and droughts, competent person. do you agree they are a national skewed implication from climate change? is so given that most fossil fuel reserves need to stay in the ground to make the 2° limit we agreed to in paris will you rule out letting the northern australian structure font or any other money subsidize the coal mine or are you happy use taxpayer funds to threaten our way of life? >> i think the honorable member. thanks the honorable member for this question. the honorable member would be aware the government is very alert to the risk of climate change and the national security implications, particularly of rising sea levels, particularly in our region that it involves. of course we have substantial programs right to the pacific in particular to help our neighbors in the pacific deal with the consequences of rising sea levels and all of the security implications thereof. as far as the coal mine is concerned, i would simply say this to th

but captain nash, how fortunate that system is being placed there. how much protection can this provide to the south koreans? >> sad is a good system for reentry vehicles. it's ideal if they could intercept these things in the boost phase. but most defensive systems are set up to catch the warheads, the missiles as they are coming back down, not going up. as long as we continue to do what we have been able to do, the jamming, keep them on the launch pad or have them go bad right after they launch, that's great, and catch the leakers off the navy ships as they come back down. charles: north korea has a million-man army and they can call up 6 million reserves. a nation led by a megalomaniac. we know he grew up in privilege, the third generation of maniacal leaders. can we prevent some conventional reengagement beyond exchanging bombs and things like that? >> charles, as you know. we did not have a fees treaty with the korean war. we are technically at war. we are under a ceasefire. that could light off. if it does light off, the conventional capability

lord nash.ir david beamish, the clerk of the parliaments, the most senior official in the lords, who's retiring after more than 40 years in westminster. he leaves a very different house from the one he arrived at back in 1974, not least because i wasn't born then. he leaves a more modern and diverse institution. he leaves the house and its administration well equipped to handle the considerable challenges to be phased in the coming years. my lords, parliament and politics has changed considerably in those years since david first stepped through the doors of parliament as a new, young clerk. the noble lady leader of the house has rightly paid tribute to the past he has played in overseeing, managing and also leading change. perhaps he took the advice of his mastermind specialist subject nancy astor when she said, the main dangers in this life i'd those people who want to change everything — or nothing. lady smith referring there to the fact that away from his job at westminster sir david won the

that nashed expectations. listen to my reports three times a day on the sail fell radio network. the highly anticipated summit between president trump and china's xi jinping begins tomorrow. i'll be talking about the high stakes in my commentary, and democrats who ex posed themselves as petty partisan thugs. >> i think the democrats are so bitter about having lost t t t t lou: the senate is spending to be in session tonight very late if not all night as senators begin to debate the nomination of judge neil gorsuch for the supreme court. this is historic. procedural vote to potentially spur the nuclear option is expected to come tomorrow. nuke men weltomorrow. mike emanuel with our report. reporter: democrats are expected to filibuster the nomination of judge neil gorsuch. majority leader mcconnell is expected to use the nuclear option. >> a democratic minority. reporter: merkley pulled an all nighter and reiterated the complaints that's president obama's supreme court nominee never received consideration. >> for the first time in history we are considering a nominee for a stolen

the masters ramping up on wednesday and of course the nash championship game tonight. >> bumgarner has got to dh. that swing is a thing of beauty. >> he at least needs to be a pitch hitter on a few days. >> and anna cabrera against indicate fkate for the brackets. >>> meetings with three world leaders, one a very critical meeting with the president of china. more on that next. >>> a critical week for president trump starts today. and the president is already putting china on notice to stop north korea or the u.s. will. >>> and today a crucial vote in the senate on advancing supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. welcome back early start everybody i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans, 30 minutes past the hour this april 3rd. >>> looming questions about russia's alleged interference in the election. >>> the white house hoping to turn the narrative away from last week's big story the russia connections and former national security adviser michael line's offer to tell his story in exchange for immunity. >> reporter: we've said this a lot, but this could be one of the biggest weeks of

charles: captain nash, i have got to start with you. this is a direct in your face indictment of iran and not just for what they have done recently, but a checklist of how they remain a rogue actor saying that the deal that the obama administration cut with them comes far short from stopping them from becoming a nuclear threat in the meantime they are a threat to the world anyway. >> the north korean and the iranian programs have coupled. this an opportunity for the united states and the trump administration to reach out to potential adversaries, i.e., china and russia to work on these issues. so there may be an opening here. but the other thing is the administration is tired of kicking the can down the road and hoping things will get bert. hope is not a plan. they have to make sure these two nations do not get the capability to have true intercontinental ballistic missile delivery period and they won't allow this to happen. these guys are stepping up and saying no, really, truly, it's not going to happen. charles: do you believe the nu

mark nash from old mutual global investors said if le pen wins, we could go to 75.s a big referendum in turkey this weekend. if it is a yes vote, the president will get more power. this chart shows the inverse relationship between the lira, the dollar rising against it and gdp. this year, the dollar has fallen 3% against the lira -- risen against the lira by 3%. the turkish economy has been sputtering since the president faced a series of challenges. a massive event taking place in turkey, this weekend. vonnie: that's for sure. now, i want to take a look at the 10 year yield in the u.s.. , arnight, we reached 2.21% recent low for the 10 year yield. we are lower than we were, but the vix is getting a little life to it. seeing elevated vix and things are calming as we head into the holiday weekend. president trump having something to do with that. gold toward the 1300 mark. i am having a look at the g-20 movers. i know you mentioned a couple currencies, including a weaker lira. the weaker euro and a stronger russian ruble. movers, of the stock the turkish main index d

as the race continue to climb, nash rigs continue to climb, -- rigs continue to climb, pressure on oildavid: thank you, abigail doolittle, for that update. mike pence is in asia. the visit comes more than two months after president trump got into a spat with australian president -- prime minister max and terrible. let me start with you and the news i broke a moment ago about exxon mobil not been exempt from policies in place. this was first reported by the new -- new york times. we have done more about it since. what you make of the announcement? mark -- margaret: it is important news. obvious -- one reason is august -- one of his biggest selling points, rex tillerson, his expense with exxon, and one of the points democrats another said, how will you separate conflicts of interest. this is an important test on that front, an important test on the sanctions front, and an important test from the pardons standpoint. youaw ben cardin said -- saw ben cardin say the only answer had to be a rejection of this. this may come some tensions -- some tensions.lm david: you spend a lot of time botto

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two rising stars max and nash will perform live in the loft. >> very popular both and very cool. pop hear and cool. kevin mccarthy here with the fox beat. >> i'm here today. >> how are you doing. >> well how are you. >> i like your dress by the way. >> thank you very much. >> awesome colors by the way. >> thank you very much. >> first off jessica chas tape one of biggest actresses in the world she's basically saying i'm no ping lower taking a role i'm getting same at of pay -- unless i'm getting same amount of pay as my costar. jessica chastain is fighting for equal pay among men and wo most recognizable for work in "the help" and "inter stellar" this is from a movie called "miss sloan" this is a specific quote she said to variety whether or not she will take that payment or not anymore and says "i'm not taking jobs any more i'm getting pad a quarter of what mail costar is paid" i'm not allowing that many my life. i thought that was interesting stand to take. she said she turned down. >> she want equal right. >> right. she's saying she is no longer taking a roll where she's getti

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police saw a david's bridal label and they were able to determine the dress came from shop in nash what that's where the case goes cold. >> looks like, um, somebody had cared for it prior to it being deposited in the road. we obviously want to make sure this isn't association with something more sinister, that there's something that is, um, is problematic or anything of that nature. that's why we would love to be able to gift back. >> well people have been posting photos of the wedding dress on social media hoping the right person shares it so the dress can make its way home. ♪ >> all right. you ready? >> i'm ready if you are. >> all right. >> it's hank i'm with scott. you know president trump signed an executive order saying we ought to buy american. my take is, i agree 100%. but it's a little bit tougher than you think. two, three, four. >> ♪ >> went looking for some brand new duds today. went to the wal*mart store. i wanted me a screaming eagle t-shirt i'm a patriots to the core. now a shirt like that one is bonafide made in the usa, but when i took a long look at the tag on the coll

. >> badgett was arrested as a high school student and has been detained without bail at nashe awful street for nearly a year while he awaits trial. >> never thought i'd be in a position like this. i missed a lot. i missed a lot. my girl's birthday, my mother's birthday, grandmother's birthday. i'm about to miss everything. >> if convicted, badgett faces a 25-year-to-life sentence on a charge of first-degree murder. he has pled not guilty. >> sherman badgett is torn between two worlds. do i want to do the right thing? do i want to excel academically? make my family proud? or do i want to do what my peers are doing in the neighborhood? what's right and what's wrong? he seems conflicted between the two worlds. >> this is where we live. we ain't got much in this room. >> badgett is accused of shooting and killing another student during a high school dance. he denies being the shooter. >> fight broke out, somebody was waving a gun in the gym. so basically everybody started running from the gym. then you hear three shots went off. the friend in front of the door, he got shot once, it only

dan stork lives nearby, and he and other nashs were reminded of the 2013 john gear shooting, a barricadeation that ended with an officer shooting and killing gear at his front door. supervisor stork said today's incident showed a clear effort by police to de-escalate. >> a dramatic difference in how we approach these things. i wouldn't say what we did before was bad. i would just say it's better. >> reporter: neighbors seem to agree. >> i'm impressed with the way they handled it. >> reporter: police took the man to a local hospital where he's being i'm david culver, news4. >>> uber in california in trouble tonight after complaints from riders that drivers were either drunk or high. california's regulators say the ride-sharing company failed to investigate and suspend drivers when passengers reported them driving drunk, and they're recommending more than a million dollars in fines. the state has what it calls zero tolerance rules for transportation companies when it comes to complaints of knoc intoxicated drivers. >>> right now, the current lieutenant governor of virginia leads in the rac

peterson's conviction, his daughter martha had given up hope that her father would ever be released from nashwas probably going to be in prison until he died. this was a reality that was never gonna to change. >> reporter: but in michael's cell block, an interesting story was circulating. a series of articles had been published in raleigh's "the news & observer" alleging misconduct at the state bureau of investigation's crime lab, the sbi. >> in prison, you don't really care much about international affairs or political, they don't have any effect. that the sbi who -- who were behind many guys being in there. oh, they're under investigation. oh, we cared about that. >> reporter: it turns out one of the experts at the center of the storm is a name you've heard before, special agent duane deaver. remember him? >> my opinion is that this is scene of a beating. >> reporter: he was a star witness for the prosecution in the peterson trial, the blood pattern expert who put michael peterson in the staircase bludgeoning his wife, reporter julia sims. you talked to the jurors here in this case, julia.

then afterwards with steve nash he looked like himself in some shooting drills.didate says he can't wait to stat tomorrow night against new orleans. >> get a chance to come in and be myself and play my game within the group and do as much as i can to help. >> he told steve kerr right away that something ain't right. >> reporter: durant missed 19 games since suffering a left knee injury on february 28th. he admits not being able to do what he loves was a struggle at times. >> to help with the training staff. they did an unbelievable job keeping me sane for these last five weeks. you know, a few days i went over the deep end. but that's just a part of it. >> reporter: now it's about conditioning and getting his timing back. when it comes to playing time, head coach steve kerr says there will be no restrictions but he will be smart about it. >> he is healed. his ligament is healed. it's really about monitoring how he feels. if he gets fatigued i'm going to take him out. i don't really have a number on the minutes. >> i'm just going to go out there and be me. i can't

the nash's surveillance camera recorded a silver mercedes pulling up and blocking her path. the witnesses identified her estranged boyfriend as walking out of the mercedes, arguing with her and shooting her. one neighbor came by and walked two son away for their protecting. >>> chp is continuing itself investigate and it happened on westbound 84 before the thornton avenue overpass in frommont at 10:30. all westbound lanes of highway 84 were shut down for several hours. the highway is back open. >>> and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will overcome a planned filibuster much president trump's supreme court nominee. >> the outcome can change the senate and the court for generations. the reporter doug luzader joins us live with more on the story. doug. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of activity on the senate floor. one senator kind of command eared it and something that looks like a filibuster. >> i rise to address the nomination of neil gorsuch. >> so it began. the oregon senator jeff merkeley took the floor late yesterday and started talking. >> and talking. >> this s

may have to reimpose sanctions on iran even though it is complying with the terms of the nash deal.o congress required by the nuclear agreement tillerson says that iran has continued to act as a state sponsor of terrorism and that returning to sanctions may be in america's national security interests. note that the nuclear deal does not cover terrorism and that reinstating sanctions would break the u.s. side of the bargain not to mention infuriate america's partners and invite iran to restart its nuclear program. >> president trump pushing his buy american agenda and taking a tour of the snap on tool factory in wisconsin. but the alarming reality here is americans not spending much money on anything right now regardless of where it's made. retail sales have slumped the past two months falling from a decent rise that we saw in january faint weren't for climbing gas prices the losses would have been much steeper. shoppers haven't been this stinky since early 2015 and it's likely to hurt the economy. the atlanta federal reserve forecast gdp growth to come in at half a percent the first

ryan mcdonough way great pass to rick nash.ithin two-one tying the series at two a peace and back to baseball number 500 used to mean something before all the steroids and ped's. if you hit 500 you were the man you were legend only right we celebrate with mike schmidt did 30 years ago today. >> here's the stretch by robinson. the three-zero pitch. swing and a long drive. there it is. number 500. the career 500 homerun for michael jack schmidt! and the phillies have regained the lead at pittsburgh. eight-sick. >> shout out to schmidt. >> good golfer, too. that does it for us. >> live mega millions lottery drawing is next. see you at 11:00. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause all your symptoms, including nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1

police saw a david's bridal label and were able to determine that the dress came from a shop in nashe the case goes cold. >> looks likes, um, somebody had cared for it prior to it being deposited in the road we obviously want to make sure this isn't something associated with -- associated something more sinister or problematic or anything of that nature. we would love to be able to give it back. >> people have been posting photos of the wedding dress on social media hoping the right person shares it so that dress can make it home. >> in good year, arizona pilot is forced to make an emergency landing the plane landed knows down in a field a few feet away from irrigation canal. no smoke, no fire as a result of this crash but the plane clipped a power line causing an outage. by the time first responders arrived on the scene the pilot was able to get himself out of the plane. the fire department says the pilot was visibly shaken but did not appear hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> president donald trump welcomes egyptian-american home after overseein

. >> reporter: good morning, we're here live at the nash cathedral, waiting for easter mass which starts about 8:00 a.m. something else very special happens and it is the playing of this instrument right here, take a look it is quite impressive, all of these bells absolutely beautiful, and unfortunately, the korean er who plays this isn't here just yet but i do have natalie long well. >> happy easter >> it's impressive >> there's nothing else like this in washington. it's a massive system of bells there's 53 bells in total and this is the only instrument and system of bells at the cathedral that can play music. so when you hear that wonderful easter music, this is what you are hearing. many people do not get to see the carolyner. he will be controlling this massive piano like struck. >> let's see if we can get a shot from the window. it looks like a piano but you said it has ledger >> it will control this massive systems of bells and play those wonderful easter hymns that will call washington tonians to prayer >> explain this a little more >> after a period of lent, these bells a basical