>> alex: yes i am.f non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps in a lot of ways to see if it still hurts. >> alex: ah, okay. >> anthony: and also i said, i promised these guys in the village, the chiefs, that i'd come back. well, i made a promise, and i'm going to live up to it. >> alex: yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: even the jungle wanted him dead. the

national constitution center is teaming up with alex' alex's lee stand foundation for the spring familyestival. here to tell us more about it is alex's mom liz scott and alex lemonade stand foundation and also vince stan go chief operating officer at national constitution center. we're also joined by some very end rural children as well. they'll be out there selling lemonade. liz, tell us about this event. there's going to be lots of stuff going on inside and outside of the constitution center. >> we're really excited this is the first time we've done anything like this, and it's going to be family fun day it will be beautiful day. lots of activities outside. a lot of regular programming inside the national constitution sent but really special progra programming about having your own stand, learning about what the money does that you donate to alex let me nabbed stayed and the best part it's a fundraiser for alecs as well. >> this is great. vince i go to the constitution center all the time. i only live a few blocks away very frequent visitor. >> great. >> how important in this partners

milky way, do you have the picture of, alex's sibling, do you have alex sibling. >> it is on my instagramtagram, instagram, instagram. >> karen has shown her siblings. mike, although you missed jo anny could not find a picture that had joann in it. i apologize to joann when she sees it on facebook. two different pictures of my siblings without joann in it. >> look it up. >> here's the joke. so i asked, please, she's always wanted a sister, alex has, and, come to fourth and market and be sister nor the day. we have a sister. come on in. who are you. >> hello. >> hi. >> hi. >> hello. >> hi there. >> so is what your name, sister. >> lisa. >> lisa. >> where are you from. >> mt. airy. >> yes. >> very nice. >> i do have a sister but she's my older sister. >> are you okay. >> she's fine, she won't see this. >> okay. >> very cool. >> so sister in jamaica. >> yes. >> what did you always want from a sister? what do you miss. >> what do i miss as an only child. >> sisters you get to talk all night, right. i had bunk bed. i had bunk bed even though i was an only child. you know, my parents tried to h

deals reporter alex is here with a special guest, alex. alex: thanks, vonny. i'm here with vito sperduto head of m&a at capital markets. thank you for being here. vito: good to be here. alex: i happened to see google put out its own search statement saying the search term world war iii has had a giant spike recently obviously with all the international tensions. you are the head of m&a. you did a lot of work for defense at aerospace companies. clearly the united states wants to dedicate more money toward military spending. they put out a proposed budget that says more money. from an m&a standpoint do we expect a lot of activity in the defense and aerospace world? vito: i think we do expect a lot of activity. you talked about the budget. the 2018 budget talks about a defense spending increase of 10% which is about $574 billion. also importantly you have the veterans administration and homeland security departments getting an additional 6% to 7% increase in spending. so between the spending on defense topics and the spending on cybersecurity and on technology mo

alex padilla que nos acompaÑen este dÍa. gracias por acompaÑarnos. alex: gracias a ustedes.ticiparon elegidos para inquirir si no lo han hecho. hay mucho mÁs que hacer. viviana: mensaje importante. ¿quÉ tan importante es el voto latino? alex: nuestra voz polÍticas nuestro voto, y para la gente que no secrete nasal a votar cada vez no se escuchan esas voces. especialmente de la comunidad para que los escucheny nos respeten tenemos que participar. viviana: es que nuestra voz en nuestro voto en las elecciones. y por esto la importancia de registrarse para votar y salir. porque muchos que se registran pero no salen a las urnas- alex: el nivel de participaciÓn en el estado de california, especialmente los Ángeles, sacramento y aria de san francisco, como en otras regiones en donde no participamos. y la fuerza polÍtica no es tanto como debe de ser. vemos la falta de la participaciÓn, en los resultados. viviana: gracias secretario. es un verdadero orgullo tenerlo en este puesto. alex: gracias, sÍse puede. viviana: sÍ, nos despedimos y volvemos al estudio. conductora: trend de unico

alex? >> okay. that is a new nugget there, thank you for that. let's also talk about secretary of state rex tillerson. as you know he heads to russia this week, makes him the first member of the trump cabinet to do so. what do we expect out of this? especially in the wake of this week's events. >> if you asked me a week ago, i think we would have had a different answer for you. no matter what, this was going to be a major trip for the secretary of state. we know he's wheels up for italy, expected to land there later on today and continue on with that overseas trip and head to moscow to meet with sergey lavrov. i will say, no matter what this was going to be interesting, given the constant discussion about russia's interference in the 2016 election, how the trump administration responded to that. now with the syrian strike and with what has been a shift in posture towards russia, tougher talk toward russia, you are hearing that from nikki haley, from rex tillerson. there's going to be a lot

mike and alex, back over to you. >> 6:18. let's call it 6:19. chemical attack, this is horrible, in syria. it is drawing international outrage. at least 58 people are dead, dozen of them children. doctors warn many of the injured may not survive. the syrian government is denying claims that it is responsible for this. >> tragic story out of coloradoment man trying to eat a half pound glaze donut as part of eating challenge choke to death. >> sound familiar? one of two people who died in such contests on the same day over the weekends. karen, remind us of the first one again? >> two separate things, they happened two different part of the country. so the other one in connecticut, involved a girl from new jersey, college student. >> this case, a guy, he was at a place out there in colorado, called voo-doo donuts. and they have an eating challenge there. that's the location. so the goal of the contest is to eat a giant donut, in fewer than 80 seconds. there is the guy. so these donut are so big, they're about the size of six donuts put together. so

alex: it's always worrying.pple holds all the keys they , can drop anyone or take anyone on at any given moment. that's why you do as much as possible to keep apple on your side. because of some of the pressure we are seeing in the mobile phone industry, the smartphone industry, there is perhaps a greater impetus for apple to try to do more going back into the supply chain, to try to own more of that technology in order to wring every last dollar that is -- that it possibly can out of the iphone. we have seen the way apple has gone forward in terms of integration. they own all of the shops in which they distribute and sell their phones. that is forward-looking integration. in the opposite direction, they are doing more and more independent, logical fronts which underpin the iphone. caroline: and support their margins, perhaps why they are going after qualcomm. david, you are an optimist or pessimist when it comes to how much apple can rejuvenate themselves and be the innovator we remember of the past decade? we

i love alex. she's out of the room.about her. >> she was just telling me about her saturday night, she was telling me she was asleep on her couch by 9:00 o'clock. of course, i was too. not on her couch but my couch, a loan. so i missed this on friday because i was than the here, karen and alex got in the how did that go? it was all because of the annual pillow fight in philly over weekend. >> i saw this. they did this in washington square park. >> who is walking in bill cosby, okay, lets go back to norristown here montgomery county courthouse, we have seen this played all out over and over the last year and a half. they have set a court date for the trial, for actual trial this is a prelimb hearing once again but trying will be first or second week of june. we have a couple more months to wait on that but in this particular hearing today as he walks in with his attorneys. they will go before a judge and what his attorneys, cosby 's attorneys don't want to be mentioned, it is a book from the past and interview did he wit

his connections to one of the best events to play in the nfl and he did play for the eagles >> now, alex we are showing off. >> beautiful weekend, temperatures approaching 90. it was amazing, yesterday, how long will this stick around. >> good day everybody it is fully, april 28th, 2017. >> can i get a teeth cleaning day. >> yes. >> yes on my way in i had a rough way in. >> alex, you will need air conditioning. the vent in your dress. >> i had a promise from yesterday and i broke it. >> i was than the going to say , my gosh, it is too hot. i dit. >> you didn't say to it me. >> at 7:00 o'clock last night, standing out in front of the art museum. this is tough. i have had about one minute of sleep. >> we will have to talk about this. >> hi, sue. >> if you were complaining yesterday, wait until tomorrow when it gets to 88 degrees, oh , no, nine out of 10 because rain is almost out and it is national blueberry pie day and phillies won again, last night , so buddy, just a polo shirt today with the temperatures in the 80's, showers around, it is a mild morning. showers won't be around too much

what's strange is i see why donald trump is always like alex jones.basically do the same thing. trump is a character that whips people up with whatever provocative bull (bleep) that works and steps away. drain the swamp, folks! we're going to drain the swamp! then he gets in and he's like, who cares. on the campaign, china's raping us on trade, everybody! then all of a sudden, president of china ate my cake, it's cool, we're good now. ( laughter ) maybe trump is also a performance artist. maybe this is all a scam. maybe if he went to court it would come out like -- wouldn't that be crazy to find out that donald trump the entire time has been somebody else? like, at the white house, he's making speeches outside, like, and what we're gonna do with the wall, we're gonna make sure -- and he goes inside and sits down next to melania and melania is, like, what's wrong, donald? you seamstressed today. and he's, like, oh, my god, melania, the people are just so insufferable, melania. i can't handle it. i try everything ( englis aristocratic accent) >> then --

mike and alex? >> thank you, karen, i've been in that vehicle, so is alex, looks like you're going 116 miles per hour but in reality that's not true. >> how the camera looks when you're driving. >> slow down everybody, 04:00. >> delaware county monsignor accused of stealing half million dollars from a philadelphia archdioces. >> investigators say he use that money to fund his lavish spending, sabina on this story. hey, sabina? >> good morning, mike and alex, new details this morning, now, monsignor william dombrow accused of stealing funds from the nursing home and retirement facility for elderly priests that he was director for. now let's take a look at video that we got for this morning, villa st. joes nef darby, monsignor allegedly stole $535,000 from an account that supported st. joseph's where he is the director, again, now the feds say this all happened over 99 year period. now, new this morning, we're learning the archdioces runs villa st. joseph to house aging priests, and those accused of s

clock is ticking, mike and alex.ge is still not done but mike mentioned a lot of work done over weekend, they have to get it all complete though. the clock is ticking, we have done this many times before. we know they will finish it. last time philly hosted this back in the 60's. and, this is where the axis happening draft night, and, more road closures are coming, to keep area free and clear of traffic. 7:00 o'clock tonight. phase three is happening. those closures are pretty much going to shut down all of the access from the oval from tonight until may 1st, the parkway shuts down from 24th to the art museum steps, and due to the closure of the outer lanes of the parkway, traffic heading in to center city has to exit the oval on the 24th street ramp. kelly drive closed at fairmount avenue. at midnight final phase of the closures will happen most people we caught up with are pretty positive about all of it. >> i think the community benefits from the money. >> phenomenal. the city is a nation. great for people who liv

alex around town, we are on the road.t's because the cherry blossoms, they're in bloom, and we want to tell you, see if mike grenitch here with me, we want to tell you the best places in our area, in philly, to finds the cherry blossoms, so you can experience them. so we're on the hunt. >> yes, it is true. you don't have to go all the way to dc. we have so many cherry blossom trees right here in our area. so, for the first stop on our search for the best cherry blossoms, we came here, to the show japanese house and garden, real think is a great place to start. because we have one of the oldest cherry blossom trees in our area here, annex he can tiff director kim. you'll explain how old is this tree? >> this tree is 76 years old, it has been here since before the house was here. there was previous japanese structure here, that was part of the guards glenn now is it true, because i think a lot of people when they think of cherry blossoms, they think okay we have to go to dc to get them. do we really have more? >> we have mo

mike and alex, we are back here live in the news van heading up for our annual shredding event at parxasino i will be live in the parking lot all morning long inviting to come on by, we will have coffee, hang out, i want to you bring your documents. those documents you don't want to just throw out in the trash , your old bills, tack -- tax documents. >> remember the hr document i have a whole stack of hr materially need to shred. >> yes. >> i got this from your desk. >> i will do a favor for you. >> i want this done. >> we will see you at fox casino. >> it will be like it never happened. >> what do they call it, expunged from my record. >> did you say expunged. >> yes. >> i'm expunged worthy. >> seinfeld. >> so lets get to a closer look at this accident. >> this accident that bob kelly was talking about, jenny >> reporter: yeah, mike and alex. we are standing by live on the southbound lanes of i-95 watching vehicles crawl across the way in the northbound lanes. this is more than five hours, after a one vehicle fatal car crash, accident, reconstruction crews are on the scene working to

alex: you're right. there does need to be a question about humanitarian needs balanced with security. interestingly, the courts will decide if this is a muslim ban, because if the courts find the initial language by the candidate is enough to taint it, they will declare this violation of the constitution. but as a matter of policy, it has to be balanced. i think what we need to keep in mind here is as the administration goes through its 120 day plan, they will find there was already extreme vetting in place. refugees, the vetting is extraordinary, and the proof of that is there has never been a single terrorist attack by any refugee that has come in. never. except for people who came in as very young kids and were radicalized inside the country, but certainly with syrian refugees, no recent cases. so the vetting is working pretty well, and the vetting should be there. what i am wondering about what the current administration is -- i was thinking about this in terms of cuban refugees. we took almost one m

give me another. >> you are spot on about alex jones and other actors.ustry and the future of news. dirk, you know there's nothing newsy about it at all. it's like carnival barking but too many people think it is news. a final comment and then we're out of here. paige is talking like a person who knows that he did something wrong, not someone who was unknowingly used by the russians. david, i got to go back and watch the tape myself. he struggled at the outset when i said please tell me you want to get to the bottom of this, right, like it should matter if the russians meddled. can we do one more? why do you have so many beers under your desk? covering trump that rough? shane smith, it is 5:00 somewhere and almost for me. i'll see you next week. so i've constructed a sanctuary for local squirrels." \s maybe watch with a friend. or doctor. at red lobster's lobsterfestime. any of these 9 lobster dishes could be yours. so don't resist delicious new lobster mix and match or lobsterfest surf and turf because you won't have this chance for long. it's time for

we are at 8:00, two hours later, we're still, thinks only child right here alex holley.e looking for, she wants to have a sister to take a picture with. so, if you are a female come to fourth and market to get a picture with the fake sister. >> i don't think one is coming >> an hour and a half. >> yes, it is true. >> you'll be fine. >> some people are tweeting though. >> as megan said lets go right to weather and that was two minutes ago. >> you will be happy about the number of the day. >> a 10. >> yes, back to you. >> that is all you need to know. is there your pal bus stop buddy celebrating national golfers day. no requirement to bureau from fill collins today but wear your shade. look at how bright it is in olde city, it is 50 degrees. 6 miles an hour breeze, really nice out there temperatures have gone autopsy lot since our 6:30 sunrise 57 mount pocono. forty-eight lancaster. so yeah 79 degrees, warm, pleasant and it is only april 10th. of course this weather isn't going to last? we will tell you how long and give you the easter weekend forecast bob kelly coming up.

look, alex, the u.s. armed forces, with the south korean armed forces, could destroy north korea in 180 days. there's no question with conventional capability. the problem is, it would be a disaster for south korea, north korea, and the region. so it's off the table. we're not going to strike north korea, in my view, preemptively to try to take out the nuclear weapons. >> all right, general mccaffrey, always a pleasure to talk with you. thank you. >>> why is the white house planning on making visitor log secrets from here on out? we have some answers on that next. we're both stuck in this cube farm and you're about to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloating fast. huh, crisis averted. guests can earn a how cafree night when theypring book direct on choicehotels.com and stay with us just two times? spring time. badda book. badda boom. or... badda bloom. seriously? book now at choicehotels.com but i keep it growing by making eve

. >> hi, alex. >> how are you. >> never been better. >> i'm glad that the weather is good. >> well, that is always a plus i will tell you this, after the rain moved out yesterday, it may have been nicer then easter. >> no. >> about 4:15. >> depend what you like. >> 4:17 yesterday it was nicer then easter. >> you cannot beat 80 degrees and sunny. >> yes, you can it is april, easter was 87. yesterday it just felt like spring. we don't want to go right from winter to summer, right? i hate to say it, mike but i agree with you. >> oh, come on. >> mark it down. >> 6:01, tuesday. >> well, there is today if you liked yesterday, because we do have, seasonal temperatures in the forecast, sun about to rise, temperatures in the 50's it is animal cracker day, remember the little box with the little animals inside, and little cookies? you bite the head off. oh, anyway. fifty-one is our current temperature. sunrise time 6:19. almost here. right now we have kutztown with 48 degrees, little chillier there and coatsville with 45. down in williamstown, new jersey it is 50 degrees. bear delaware at 50's wel

he said that the radio rants of alex jones are just an act. anna werner is following their. >> reporter: among alex jones' claims, that the terrorist attacks of 9/11 were an inside job. >> the whole thing is a black hole of lies. >> reporter: in 2014, he called the newtown massacre where adam lanza killed 20 children fake. >> the official story of sandy hook has more holes in it than swiss cheese. >> reporter: but his info wars videos have drawn millions of fans, including a certain new yorker. >> on may way here, donald trump gave a call. >> your reputation is amazing. i will not let you down. you will be very, very impressed, i hope. >> reporter: not only that, president trump has echoed some of jones' claims, says jim rootenberg. >> when president trump said that the main stream press is covering up terrorist attacks to cover for islamists, that was directly out of alex jones. when president-elect trump raised the possibility that some 3 million people voted illegally, that had been on info wars. >> reporter: but now his own lawyer suggests

alex tiene los detalles de esta jornada. >> fuera!aliente oficialista moreno fue el primero de los candidatos embotar en una universidad del norte de quito. donde pidiÓ respetar los resultados una vez se conozcan. >> cualquiera sea la decisiÓn, la acataremos con el respeto que se merece. >> si bien el paÍs ya tuvo 10 aÑos, hay que afianzar eso. alex: al mediodÍa en ecuador candidato, guillermo sufragÓ. >> que todo se mantenga en orden, eso es lo que deseamos que haya paz y tranquilidad. que se ejerza el voto como un acto cÍvico para defender la patria. >> significa un cambio para el ecuador despuÉs de 10 aÑos, en que ecuador ha sufrido una crisis econÓmica grande. alex: ejÉrcito se veÍan en varios centros de votaciÓn en quito. monitorearon las mesas en varios centros. >> todo ha transcurrido de manera normal, no se han presentado quejas, y denuncias. alex: independiente del color polÍtico, algunos votaron esperanzados de que los resultados no provoquen rechazo violentos. >> que toda negatividad se basa de nuestro ecuador el consejo na

>> what's that again, alex?an you guess how many portapotties are out here on site? >> i'll say 300? >> oh, please. bob kelly? >> no? >> there will be 200,000 people here. no, a lot more than that. >> i thought it was less? >> oh, no way they'll have just 300 portapotties for 200,000 people. >> well, we just talked to one person. >> that's true. >> the information is question job at best. >> okay. now, what have i said all along about this extravaganza? taken two books to set up or more. will take two weeks to set down. costing millions of dollars to put on. and what is the purpose every tonight? >> for people who worked their whole lives to get to this point, their lives will change forever, to watch other people become millionaires. >> it is so simple. >> all this is is simply to have a man by the name of roger roger, walk off the stage, read off 32 men's names, that's it, it could take 322nd. >> but it doesn't. >> but it doesn't. they have to make their selections. >> let's drag it out, baby. >> you know what

give me another. >> you are spot on about alex jones and other actors.try and the future of news. dirk, you know there's nothing newsy about it at all. it's like carnival barking but too many people think it is news. a final comment and then we're out of here. paige is talking like a person who knows that he did something wrong, not someone who was unknowingly used by the russians. david, i got to go back and watch the tape myself. he struggled at the outset when i said please tell me you want to get to the bottom of this, right, like it should matter if the russians mettled. can we do one more? why do you have so many beers under your desk? covering trump that rough? shane smith, it is 5:00 somewhere and almost for me. i'll see you next week. [ceo] welcome. [heroine] happy to be here. [ceo] so when you take the job, all these benefits are yours. the world's 2nd most decorated sushi chef... i'm trying to get the first. over here we have quiet spaces for deep thoughts. the latest smart technology. and of course, personal mobility solutions... functional a

alex and mike? thanks, sue. >> everyone seems to be talking about the new netflix show, 13 reasons why. >> my gosh. i was asking people yesterday, and so many people said yes. i've been bing watching this. there is a teenage girl, she dice by suicide. she sends out these cassette tapes, before her death of course, and this box of cassetts arrives in the mail to each person, 13 different people. thus the name of the show. here is a quick peak. >> settle in. because i'm about to tell you the story of my life. >> more specifically why my livened dollars. and if you are listening to this tape, you're one of the reasons why. >> don't believe anything you hear. >> whatever hanna thought she saw, she lied it on those tapes because she is crazy drama queen who kill herself foray tension. >> anna has secrets, miss baker. >> secrets are what killed her. >> maybe i'll never know why you did what you did. >> you don't know the whole store. >> i what else do i need to know? you're just like the rest of them. but

mike and alex back to you. >> it is hip, hospital, it is happening.s shut up and dance. >> ♪ >> you know what we can do? >> what? >> we can shut up, and dance. >> it attracts thousands all for a good cause. they are strutting up for a reason. >> yes, they are. so it is happening on saturday 8:00 p.m. we are here in the kitchen at manna and i will explain why in a second. iain husay, good morning. >> good morning. >> so tell me about this performance happening this weekend. >> so shut up and dance is a one night benefit foremanna. dancers of the pennsylvania ballet has, volunteered their time, choreographed and they have come up with a lot of crazy ideas, and you'll see lots of ballet, hip-hops, modern dance, and you will see martha graham cracker singing with the dancers. we will see wild opening number, and, we have all choreographed this during our free time for, manna saturday night april 29th. >> and everything all of the proceed benefits manna. >> everything. >> why is that so special to you guys. >> well, manna and pennsylvania ballet dancers ha

that she used alex jones's accent as a modelfor that?alex jones's accent as a model for that? there is a presenting gig for her if the oscars are not forthcoming! i did not know that was alex jones, very are not forthcoming! i did not know that was alexjones, very good! she is very good in it, gemma arterton, the rosy cheeked script girl who becomes the force of the movie. it is about female voices coming in while the war was on. and gaining some power. people saying that when the war was finished that the women would not go back into their little boxes after this taste of freedom. it is about that, but the film is good at wartime tailoring and capturing that rubble of london. it is funny, witty and elegant, as you would expect from people like bill nighy, but the spectre of death is never far away. a bomb nighy, but the spectre of death is neverfar away. a bomb drop nighy, but the spectre of death is never far away. a bomb drop away. the rubble of london. there is a mix of romance and the making of a movie, like rules don't apply earlie

from what i understand, alex jones has been alex jones for a while.f these kids are thriving with him as a custodial parent and nothing else has changed, i do not see a judge siding with mom on this one. >> jenna: the battle between these two battles does go back several years. we checked as far as we could. not a new battle between two new individuals. something that has been ongoing. how does that come into the case as well? >> while alex jones currently has custody, so his wife's lawyer is going to have to show for example that these kids have behavioral changes in school. you are going to have to look at any counseling and school records to see how the kids are doing in school. if they are doing well in school, then i think that alex jones has a great chance of keeping custody. >> jenna: very interesting. we will see where it goes. it raises questions for everybody that has an online profile. you guys do. how can we bring that end? an interesting question as social media gets bigger and bigger. great to have you both. thank you so much. >> thank y

alex pietrangelo through the middle. alex steen. one of two st. louis goals today. cleared in on dubnyk. he find david perron. niederreiter drops it off. steen on the fore-check. along the boards now. marco scandella will take it back in his own zone. matt dumba in the middle of the ice, a little chip by nino niederreiter, comes all the way back in. joel edmundson by bouwmeester. out to center ice collected by jared spurgeon. they reset. ryan suter. jason pominville. jason zucker. look out. pominville, a shot blocked by bouwmeester. ryan suter hammers one. it goes astray with traffic out in front. spurgeon back out to center. intercepted by paul stastny. has a goal in this one. to the outside. stastny out in front. defended beautifully that time by jared spurgeon. colton parayko to the corner. spurgeon hard on jaden schwartz. jason zucker. back down for the minnesota wild. through center ice. tying goal as it's dumped all the way back in. 90 seconds gone in overtime. colton parayko will start the breakout. minnesota positioned well. parayko takes his time. moved in.

alex and i in the competition to get the ball. we will be carson wentz.t over fletcher cox hit. >> okay. >> no, he is defense we have to get it over his head to our guy, who is the basket. milly would you hold this please, the nfl experience fame millie. >> no, you should go first. >> all right. >> come on, mike you can do it >> thank you millie. >> whose side are you on. >> wow. >> too far. >> step it up. >> come on, alex. get it over fletcher. come on. >> wow. >> yeah. >> millie, what was the key to the victory. >> i don't know. >> i am shocked it went in. >> wow. >> act like you have been here >> it is all about technique, make sure you have the right form. >> sure, beautiful spiral. >> yes, thank you. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that was good. >> what was this move. >> you have to run up, a major biceps, pecs and triceps, they are constantly firing, okay, so you have to warm them up a bit. >> then i over threw it by 10- yard. >> we never see fat ball players doing that when they go on the field. >> that is not what they do, that is why i'm sitting here and n

alex pietrangelo through the middle. alex steen. one of two st. louis goals today. cleared in on dubnyk. he find david perron. niederreiter drops it off. steen on the fore-check. along the boards now. marco scandella will take it back in his own zone. matt dumba in the middle of the ice, a little chip by nino niederreiter, comes all the way back in. joel edmundson by bouwmeester. out to center ice collected by jared spurgeon. they reset. ryan suter. jason pominville. jason zucker. look out. pominville, a shot blocked by bouwmeester. ryan suter hammers one. it gs in front. spurgeon back out to center. intercepted by paul stastny. has a goal in this one. to the outside. stastny out in front. defended beautifully that time by jared spurgeon. colton parayko to the corner. spurgeon hard on jaden schwartz. jason zucker. back down for the minnesota wild. through center ice. tying goal as it's dumped all the way back in. 90 seconds gone in overtime. colton parayko will start the breakout. minnesota positioned well. parayko takes his time. moved in. zach parise with coyle. c

>> that's right, alex. think that he may have the information but i don't think there's any indication that he's willing to provide it. and the reason i think that and i wrote about this on the just security blog, is if he had that information and he was willing to provide it, the place he would go is the justice department and the fbi, and the way he would do that with his very experienced lawyer is he would do that quietly. the fact that he did this publicly and the fact that he's asking for immunity without giving any kind of a preview of the information that he has to offer suggests to me that he has another strategy in mind, which i can explain if you like. >> yeah, that's one -- and i want to say you made a comparison to oliver north. we don't have to get into his case, but it has something to do with tainting people's ability to stay away from the news, they will have heard about it. is that what it is? >> yes, that's correct. so i think that he is looking to follow the oliver north example and what

alex: where do you get your from?- karcars where are you sourcing and maintaining price level? ernest: they either come from a consumer or rental fleet or we have access to all those different sources. we monitor what cars customers are looking for on her website. we buy that and we sell it to them. alex: when you think about profitability, obviously growth is great. you have been spending a lot to expand. what point do you think you will be able to flip that lever and make money on the bottom line? ernest: i do not want to give a enablene, but we have to all the functionality to be able to do what we did. from there, variable costs are low. as we grow, more money toward the bottom line and the password is very clear. alex: carvana, one of the five listings on the new york stock exchange. vonnie: thanks for bringing that with the carvana ceo at the new york stock exchange. mark: fantastic interview there. the chief executive interviews don't stop there. we will be live from the milken global conference. we will have w

alex chernin joins us now. considering the offer, but it's of massive upping of the previous offer. why are they not grabbing it with both hands? alex: this is the second massive offering. there have been three bits now, 96 and change. they are not jumping at it yet, although they are going to review the deal. it is a 50% premium depending on how you value the bid. there is a weird dividend part of the bid. the reason they have not jumped at it yet, i think, and part has to do with the structure of the company. it's odd to maybe americans, but it's really normal to dutch companies. something called the shifting. basically the structure of the company is that a certain foundation of owners of the company that control the vote so those tender shares, basically the offer, is for shares that have no voting control. even if the company were to go hostile on this, and my colleague at hammond just got the phone with the ppg ceo, said if this offer is not accepted, he will go forward and make a hostile bid if there's n

but i feel for alex jones.hat, for many years, i played a si tirricle right-wing character. this happened to me all the time when i played my right-wing character, talk radio buckford. i think we have a clip. jim? >> welcome back to brainfight ( laughter ) listen! ( cheers and applause ) listen, people! the liberals want to tattoo obama logos onto the skin of christian babies! okay? and it makes me want to fight! fight with my fists! my blood is on fire! my heart is a volcano. it's time to throw a virgin in it! i'm a skeleton wrapped in angry meat! i'm a warrior! i'm a king! one thing i'm not is a performance artist! i hate artists because andy warhol put chemicals in campbell's soup to turn veterans into bisexual zombies! now a word from our sponsor: self-lubricating catheters! buy my vitamins! >> stephen: wow, i was so young back then. we'll be right back with jennifer hudson. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) the has the world's first infinity screen. which makes your world inf