brett: how will things move forward now? we have been talking about almost a new ice age, at least a chilling in relations between the u.s. and russia. it has not been this bad in quite a while, hasn't? >> well, it is certainly not great, especially considering this bromance that mya mentioned. the level of trust with the obama administration was much higher than with the trump administration, so pretty harsh words, but the message that was brought across -- i came across today was one of really emphasizing communication, keeping dialogue open, bridging differences, so we will see what happens. the interesting fact is this week, there will be a meeting toward the end of the week between the russian foreign minister, and the iranian or in minister, so that is kind of defying the ultimatum that tillerson that between deciding between russian allies and the west, so we will see if that worsens the tensions. brett: all right, our correspondent in moscow and in the u.s. in washington. thank you very much. were going to go now to

. >> brett: well, the paddles are coming out. evident to revive obamacare repeal and replace happening in fact tonight. within an hour there is a big meeting. they are calling it a conclave actually on capitol hill with all kind of republican members. the vice president, administration officials. this as the club for growth issued a statement today, put out a release saying the deal to repeal obamacare that vice president pence is negotiating is a major step forward. if house leadership won't accept this new leadership to their bill, they will miss a key opportunity to put obamacare repeal back on track, taking improvements making repeal of okay. we have always known all sides would not get everything they sought and the final bill would be less than perfect. by doing new changes lower taxes and improve medicaid. still repeal and replace obamacare. back with the panel. club for growth, interestingly one the conservative groups against the first effort and now they are saying it's time to move forward. >> picked up support there,

lawyer lawye>> yes. >> brett: are you sure you don't wan>> 50/50. >> brett: appreciate it final thoughts come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brett: finally tonight, two years ago i traveled to cairo to interview el-sisi. thbattle has become more volatile. focus on iran has changed. now president trump sits in the oval office. this week the egyptian president has come to the united states. i'm going to sit down with him again. i'll ask him about his meeting with president trump. his view of world events and his region. i will be on assignment for a u.s. exclusive that will air on the show tomorrow night. if you have a question, tweet me at bret baier or drop me a line on facebook. i may ask your question. you don't want to miss it tomorrow night. tune. in thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. it's good to be back. first 100 days hosted by dana perino tonight starts right now. >> dana: breaking tonight, president obama's top security official, susan rice, breaks her silence on her role in unmasking american citizens as she faces

. >>> coach brett brown spoke today about the future of the team. looking for shooters to complement joelle, dario and ben, and the question is where will ben simmons play? the sixers got right to the point. brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. president brian cholan gergelo ben could be a once in a lifetime player. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guards years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely want to learn it. >> reporter: the sixers expect joelle to be ready to go. with the nba expanding the season to back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back to backs may be an issue, but there may be the occasional time where it might not be a good back to back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons trying to rebuild. and

later in sports, brett brown talks about what that makes that guy so so special. >>> i'm at the sixers hasn't been the season we all wanted. ben simmons gone. joel embiid gone. but we've got great surprise this year. dario saric is going to be a boss. he's going to be a really, really good player. he's out here shooting around right now. he's back to back eastern conference player of the year. look at ben simmons over there telling me what to do. guys joking around they love this guy. they love what he brings to this team and earlier today brett bound talked about why this guy has been so good and why this guy is so so special. >> he plays hard. he's just beyond competitive. he wears his heart on his slee sleeve. he cares. the word that most comes freely is competitive. he is a close cousin of tough. especially in this city. if you don't have that, you got no shot. >> and i'm sure the sixers had their eye on this game. unbelievable college finish. the redemption tour. that's right. north carolina got it done after suffering a tough tough loss last year to villanova. today roy williams

brian kang lowe and brett brown spoke about the sixers' future.oking for shooters to play with ben simmons. how about that big question, where will ben simmons play? the sixers got right to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup night man. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and a great passer. president brian kang lowe says ben could be a once in a generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect jo elle to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle might be able to do that. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time i

. >> dawn i think it's safe to say that 76ers head coach brett brown is tired of answering questions about the process. coming up in sports, hear his response on when sixers fans can expect a playoff appearance. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. ♪ >>> vandalism spree in bucks county but that bench is a bod to you fight back. you can see a man in that group grab bench and toss it along sycamore street in newtown township but the bench it hits the answer every fence and bouncing back hitting the guy. this wasn't the only prost property damaged last night if you have any information at all police want to hear from you. >>> caught on camera in washington township, new jersey, a burglar dressed in trash bags burst noose yogi's quick shop on greentree street. you can see the suspect had some trouble but still managed to get away with the cash register. it all happened about midnight on april11th. if you have any information at all, call police. >>>

some folks on twitter are saying they're canceling their subscriptions because of brett steve stevenstimes" op-ed columnist. here's his headline over the weekend. he came over from the journal, conservative anti-trump columnist. now he's at the "times" and now there's all this backlash. what should people know about stevens and why he was hired? >> two things. first off, to remind people there's a separation between the news side which i run and the opinion side which james bennett runs, so brett doesn't work for me. but let me say something else, the "new york times" has a history of trying to bring in different voices. people forget we hired william sapphire who was richard nixon's speech writer, and didn't we learn from this past election that our goal should be to understand different views? didn't we learn from this past election that our goal should be to surface true debates about the biggest issues? is there anything worse than to squash those kinds of debates? brett, even though he doesn't work for me, is a fine writer who is surfacing important issues, and i think our job as

brett brown's team plague role of spoiler and pacers looking to earn a place in the playoffs.he three ball was good. was able to cut that lead to 7. they led the sixers. first up by 7. problem for sixers. hits a pull back jumper. 27 late in the game george works george in the arm. they had to be separated time for second time. quarter and henderson and george are both tossed and to be sixers 120 to 111. >> i think in general thinking about or fast forwarding to next year this year provide aid lot of positive signs that you really feel we have a chance to and we will build on. >> always positive brett brown. >> positivety matters. >> yes, it does. >> especially after the hot temper stuff. >> trauma. >> thanks. >> nasa is allowing people well nasa is gearing up for earth day by offering up sections of planet to visitors from the web site. >> they split the world into 64,000 pieces it's adopting out of part of awareness campaign. each piece comes out to be 55 miles wide and those whoa adopt then receive certificates they can print or share on social media. now this goes without s

. >> talking pro hoops, sixers head coach brett brown keeps it real. >>> unreal night for st. louis cardinal, trifecta that no player wants, sports coming up mait's a series ofar is nosmart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >>> we will check back in live at parade in reading, and the unity day in celebration of the championship by reading red nights high school sports basketball team. last saturday red knights topped pine richland for their first six, championship and congratulations to them and enjoy the parade. >> it will be a lot of partying there. >> yes. >> lets get started. >> all

. >>> what are brett brown's expectations for next season? will they be a playoff team. sixers coach says i don't know. brown says they will not spend stupid money for a quick fix. jaime apody has more. >> when you say do you dream about what can be? every day. for brett brown the process while slow and seemingly relentless seems to be paying off despite what some might consider another disappointing season for the sixers their coach says there's been quite a transformation. >> felt different when you came into this building. it felt different when you would go and get my go to order at starbucks. it felt different when you take your son to a practice somewhere in the city and the bump into young kids and fans and it certainly felt different walking into a practice and most definitely at the wells fargo arena. >> our style, our identity how we wanted to play was taking shape. you felt maybe for the first time because it was a legitimate body of work that the work that we had been putting in for the four years behind the scenes was being validated. >> reporter: how far we

brett brown's team plague role of spoiler and pacers looking to earn a place in the playoffs.he three ball was good. was able to cut that lead to 7. they led the sixers. first up by 7. problem for sixers. hits a pull back jumper. 27 late in the game george works george in the arm. they had to be separated time for second time. quarter and henderson and george are both tossed and to be sixers 120 to 111. >> i think in general thinking about or fast forwarding to next year this year provide aid lot of positive signs that you really feel we have a chance to and we will build on. >> always positive brett brown. >> positivety matters. >> yes, it does. >> especially after the hot temper stuff. >> trauma. >> thanks. >> nasa is allowing people vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're

. >> reporter: it was about this time raines hired a new lawyer, brett hall. >> brett hall, that's right> reporter: did he have a clear sense as to how much he had lost? >> no. he didn't have any idea. >> but even at that point, again, he was still very much under the influence and control of rachel lee. >> reporter: in fact, after investigators explain the full extent of the scam, ralph goes missing. when brett hall can't get in touch with ralph, he contacts the prosecutor. >> i said, donna, "if you don't take these people into custody, there's nothing i can do." there's nothing i can do. >> and he communicated to us that the only way that we could ensure the victim's safety at that time was to make sure that rachel lee was arrested. >> reporter: you were concerned that he was going to get killed? >> the victim's attorney was concerned for his client's safety. >> reporter: that's when the agents race up to bend, oregon, to the psychic shop where ralph had his first consultation with rachel a decade ago. agents in bulletproof vests move quickly toward the house. inside they find rachel a

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. >> brett bear welcome to the program great to have you. you were taking in the breaking news earlier today as it relates to north core he how do you see this unfolding. >> i think administration as a lot of confidence in relationship established in mar-a-lago between president and chinese president and they don't talk about all the things china is doing and i think they're doing more than we know they're doing. the fact there are fuel shortages suggest that perhaps turning screws on him that's key for us to go along the track administration wants. i think there's a lot of concern that this tension rises and gets to a point where the north korean leader is backed into a corner and china is the lynch pin to take it out of that moment. >> juan, it does seem president trump surprise working nicely, cooperatively with presidency of china which i think is key relationship to continue in good spirit especially given to turbulent dynamic we're dealing with in snorj korea. >> juan: i saw kt mcfarland talking about the relationship with china this m

talk with brett snyder on his book about a group of intellectuals. felix frankfurter, all of her wonderful junior, and herbert hoover, who met regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. bracerybody is sisi -- was not a salient issue for them. they care about the rights of workers. case known ashree were the dempsey, which found newmontfirst time, dominated criminal trial of southern blacks finally did the due process clause. that's the first time supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the do-process clause. that was a huge moment in criminal trials. this led to the idea of fair criminal trials with race. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> coming up next, from washington journal, a behind-the-scenes look at the clinton presidential campaign with the co-authors of a new book, the former president barack obama travels to his hometown of chicago for his first book event since leaving office. james defense secretary meant as talks about the u.s. strategy in afghanistan. this is the

brett brown says it's the right move to shut him down. do you agree. >>> shut down the whole team.on't want them to win another game. think about the lottery. i want to -- this process is ingrained in my mind. the word process, i don't want to hear it again after this year. soak it up this year. shut everybody down and just conclude the rest of the games. >> the sixers in toronto tonight. trying to win. they haven't won out there since 2012. the new guy, poythress, signed in a pinch. throwing down first nba points. fight back in the third. two of his career-high 23. saric, playing with a sore heel. throws it up. the sixers -- but the raptors run away with it. 113-105. women's final four, former temple coach leading north carolina to a national title beating mississippi state. the first most outstanding player to ever become a national champion as a head coach. staley giving a shoutout to temple tonight, saying it started in 2000 when she took over the temple program. and they were envisioning winning the final four >> i watched a lot of that game. it was on flip with the flyers. bu

be a team that is going to compete for the playoffs next season but listen to this listen to what bretts they sound like they are in no rush to make the playoffs. >> not going to blink and feel like rush to go spend stupid money on something that is going to get us a result that is below the line so that we can feel good about a single season. >> the future is out there and do we want to jump to the future quicker or do we want to have it happen organically and grow it the right way that will be something that we do have to decide a path. >> doesn't that drive you crazy, don't you want to hear them say playoff playoff. >> jump to the future now, that being said i don't think they will make the playoffs and will fall short because of the transition it will take for the new gets and ben simmons to get back on the floor, that is it for sports center i'm jeff, this is mike have a great night. ♪

brett, i gather you support this military action and why? >> first of all it is just retaliation for a barbaric attack and one that we should've conducted when the gas attacks have been almost four years ago. secondly, it's a very important signaling exercise for the trumpet ministration to distinguish itself to our adversaries from the obama in ministration to put putin, the north koreans in the chinese on notice that this is a president who is not going to bring his hands and definitely before taking military action but the most important thing is this a change of policy for the nine states night states when it comes to syria. does administration recognize that the root of the problems is the al-assad regime? >> this is important because it signals quite a change of policy. on its own saying i'm not barack obama. it was morally and strategically right. this is been well-received by and large around the world. but to brett's point a lot of people are saying that this was proportionate it didn't go overboard just responded to that one airfie

brett, the president says the time had come for action, and he acted. >> reporter: shep, being president carries a heavy burden. the easy decisions are solved below you, and the tough intractable decisions the ones that look like they can't be resolved end up on the president's desk. this was a decision that was take commander in chief's decision to go ahead with the this strike. he made the ultimate call to go ahead ted advice of his adviso advisors. it is getting bipartisan suppo support. you heard senator rubio earlier, senator mccain, but now the senate minority leader putting out a statement saying making sure assad nose that when at til pay a price is the right thing to do. it is incumbent on the trump administration to come up with a a strategy and consult with congress before implementing it. i salute professional limb and skill of our armed forces. that from senate minority meter shupeer. on background, we heard from the national security advisor mcmaster, saying the regime retains some capability of chemical weapons. that obviously bringing up the issue of where did they go whe

in brett, millie has found a perfect guide.so i can listen to him. all i can see is a slither of very fine slither of light and i can‘t see where my poles are. this is absolutely ridiculous to think of what speeds they get up to like this. 80mph. can you see me? yes, if i‘m tilting my head i can see the orange. am i moving? i‘m not moving, am i? it was the strangest sensation, like being on an escalator in your sleep. at times i couldn‘t tell whether i was moving or not. and despite my lack of speed, it still came to a painful end. millie knows the pain only too well, due to concussion she couldn‘t ski at the british championships. and that gave her rivals a chance to steal the limelight. two others became the first to win the over all world cup. we have to be ready for anything, if is there a lump you can't see, you don't get off balance. so soft knees all the time! 0ur visually impaired alpine athletes doing the seemingly impossible. having a visual impairment is restricting off snow. the moment you‘re on snow, there is an am

brett brown and the sixers fighting to end their losing streak against milwaukee.lmes later in the second, on his 23rd birthday, sixers up as many as ten. the bucks beat them up in the third and put it away in the 4th. sixers lost by 8. it is their 6th straight loss, the season end wednesday. >>> flyers go home tonight for the season, and this is it without a playoff trip even though they have won more home games than any other flyers team for the last 16 years. joe bidens cheering on the flyers yesterday, thumbs up against columbus. michael jobs the defenseman on the board. 2-0 flyers, on the power play, jake borachek, flyers go on to win 4-2. steve mason soon to be free agent may have played his final game as a flier. >> leaving in the summertime, it will be an uneasy exciting and stressful time. >> reporter: the assessment of the union not good so far. they give up 3 straight goals. the penalty kick, he scores and takes the ball and goes home. union winless, 3-1 the final they have the worst record in major league soccer. final round of the masters in augusta. t

the us secretary of state, brett allison, has arrived in italy to begin discussions later date with theure on finance it to distance himself from syria's president al—assad. rex tillerson will meet boris johnson president al—assad. rex tillerson will meet borisjohnson and fellow foreign ministers from the g7 grouping, including others. researchers are women who take a career break take a tough time to return to the walking work. in hong kong, 67% levered jobs for various reasons. but less than half of employers surveyed said they would hirea employers surveyed said they would hire a woman returning to the workforce. to find out why, i pose the question to soviva robert waters, who conducted the survey. the purpose of doing this survey was to uncover any bias towards this group of talents that we encounter ona group of talents that we encounter on a daily basis. i think some of the reasons that we uncovered that prevent these people from getting into the work first as quickly as others. —— workforce to please others. —— workforce to please others include that they might be up to rise to

jonathan: indiana firefighter brett mcbride just got home and he saw the smoke at the back of his housethey got there so he drove to the fire truck and came back and put it out. >> i wanted to help fight it. jonathan: his brother also lived in the home with his family also responded. nobody was hurt. the family did lose most of what they owned. they are collecting donations to help the family. michelle: feeling ripped off? has a company taken advantage of you? "7 on your side" is here to help. live for the call to action partners. call us until 6:30. the number on your screen. jonathan: roadway listed among the worst commuteer route is getting upgrade. this is moving along nicely now but there are times that it never >> absolutely! anybody that drives it experiences it locally. if you look at the local lanes, those on the farther screen you can see the crawl they experience every day. new plan tomorrow. >> in the morning this is congested. i don't like to sit in it. last year hogan announced the plans up for grabs. tomorrow the winning bid is expected to be announced. according to infor

brett brown. third quarter, justin anderson, with a dunk everynight. scores 17 points. rashaun holmes tips in with ten. the deficit 14. the sixers are never really in the game. sixers lose 102-90. >> after a nice start to the season monday, phillies limp out of cincinnati. pitching was poor, offense had holes. that's daniel nava, reserve outfielder, gives the phillies the 3-1 lead in the third inning. in the fourth inning, clay buc buchholz. >> pitcher michael tags adam morgan for the homer. morgan gives up two runs. the bats had problems, small strikeout by the phillies. 32 for the series. they lose 7-4. >> ryan howard will still wear red but this time has a braves logo on it. the 37-year-old will report to spring training next week before joining the braves. >> still ahead, done stayly gets a >> when you are an ncaa champion like dawn stayly, everyone wants a piece of you. tonight she was at the union league to present the dawn stayly to a guard at washington. she was honored at her alma mater in north philadelphia. >> i walked through the halls and saw the students.

. >> hurting with too many injuries and losses, sixer coacher brett brown says their team is fightinging to fighting for the bask. the homey scores 14 on his 23 birthday. bucks beat them up in the third and put it away in the fourth. sixers lose 90-82, their sixth straight loss. >> the flyers go home tomorrow for good without a playoff trip though they have won more home games than any other team in the last 16 years. thumbs up is right. flyers with two quick goals against michael delgato. sergei, 2-0 flyers on the powerplay. jake voracek, first powerplay since end of february. flyers win 4-2, six straight at home. steve mason soon to be free agent may have played his final game as a flyer. flyer season ends tomorrow against carolina. mason is not expected to play. still to come in sports, end of the day, will charlie hoffman win the masters? the shot that could end it. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪

. >>> flyers brett brown crowd could not stop led the rap tors 24 points, lost 113-105. congratulations to don stanley south carolina team won the national championship beating mississippi state 67-55. became the first person in ncaa to be named the final for most outstanding player and coach a national champion. >>> on the men's side, tomorrow night gonzaga will take on north carolina battle two number one season you can see that game on cbs3 coverage starts at 8:30. . >>> coming up next in the sports zone preview the 2013 phillies season when kevin coonie joins us in a couple minutes >>> a florida teenager overcoming his physical disabilities and showing the world he can throw a three pointer. why t announcer: cinderella found the pet that fits her perfectly. tiana gave her pet the royal treatment. belle found beauty where no one else did. and you can, too! share your heart. share your love. bring home your forever friend. make a shelter pet part of your world. happily ever after begins at theshelterpetproject.org. >>> welcome back. video thinking of buzzer beater gone

host: all right, let's go to brett in minnesota. public and. good morning. -- brett. good morning. are you with us? caller: yes. i think that unfortunately, for us as americans, it is getting to the point now where there are no privacy rules as far as the internet goes. period. host: do you think people should not have privacy when they go online? caller: basically, as americans, we have no privacy rules. we use the internet. i mean, you order something on the internet, it goes out to everyone. host: i guess the question is should there be rules, or are you ok with that sort of online browser beware sort of mentality? yeah, with the internet browser mentality, a lot of people don't know that. a lot of the elderly don't know that. the order stuff online. they have no idea. host: all right. our last caller in the segment of the washington journal this morning. a busy show ahead. bill rausch is up next. he is a veteran and executive ,irector of a group got your 6 joining us about his recent meeting with trump. and then cato's institute david will talkvid bier about the obstacles of bu

head coach brett brown tried to answer that today. >> i don't know.lk about what the team is and let's see who we draft and let's see people's health and let's see, you know, ben simmons as a point guard then we can talk real. >> love that answer. >>> all right. nhl hockey. nfl playoffs and march nedness are pretty good, nothing better than play off hockey. if the flyers are better it's even better. even without the flyers the show must go on and that's good one at that that's for sure. penguins and blue jackets game two in pittsburgh. former flyers goalie sergei bob tries to handle the puck by himself that's a bad idea. penguins all over it. sidney crosby with his 50th career play off goal. penguins within four-one lead the series two to nothing. head north of the border rangers and canadiens and this one went to overtime. game of the night tied at three. watch this. all that traffic right there. montreal alexander, gets the rebound and the goal. canadians within four-three in overtime series tied at one piece. >>> finally, we end with the philadelph

. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season.ays wanted the ball and is a great passer. president brian colangelo says ben could be a once-in-a-generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect joel embiid to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joel may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time where it might not be a good back-to-back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead them. >> incred

brett favre, when he got drafted in '91.ng shorts. >> draft day. >> back in '91. >> stepped it up since then. >> they have. jump jorts. >> to custom made jackets. aw as sasquatch jacket. >> can i get some peanuts. >> for the last time this is a look i have. >> exits are this way. plez st please stay in your seat. i have no nut as barred this craft. >> if you were united you would be dragging me out of here. obviously you are not. >> too soon. >> you look fantastic. thank you for joining us. >> just going to roll. >> all right. >> ha-ha. >> when we come back. see why tom hanks may boycott the nfl. >> what mike myers is saying about the new austin powers movie. ♪ ♪ hd-8. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. we are going to start off "the skinny" with the new comments from austin powers himself. >> part of a huge cast reunion celebrating debut of austin powers 20 years ago, franchise creator and star has told "hollywood reporter" he is kidding another sequel. >> yes, mike myers says he would love to do a fourth austin powers. the director of

brett brown calls it excellent news. sixers have not determined if he will play in the summer league. >> i'm looking forward to getting back on the court and a big season. i'm appreciative of all of the support around me, family, friends, sixer staff. they did a great job. >> so does ben simmons look ready to play or what? before the game tonight in new york, taking candy from a baby. taking on a knicks fan, take that. goodnight. ben simmons looks ready to go. >> the kid will remember that for a long time. forever. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." music from john may i don' mayo. "action news" continues at 4:30. for adam joseph, ducis rogers, cecily tynan the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on

. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season.ed the ball and a great passer. president brian colangelo says ben could be a once in a generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect jo joen elle to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle might be able to do that. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time it might not be good for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead them. >> incredible what he's gone through to get to this poi

sixers hosting the nets. 24 minutes because brett brown has planter fasciitis. and phillies come back home friday with our special 2:00. before the home opener. we'll set you up for first pi h pitch. i'm john clark. we're right back after this. >> we were just talking about planter fasciitis. it's not pretty. a look at what's coming up tonight on our news at 11:00. >> the nfl draft is coming to philadelphia. it doesn't start for another three weeks, but the parkway already filled with equipment and drivers will be affected to. why they will be stuck with road closures for weeks. that's to be the on nbc 10 news at 11:00. y2bphy y5yy >>> a warm evening and a live look from our campus camera right now. it's beautiful out there. >> beautiful tomorrow too. >> and wish we could continue that through the rest of the week. but we've got heavy rain and possible se is veer thunderstorms thursday. look at the phillies forecast for friday. unseasonably cold, windy, damp, nasty. that's the coldest day of the next ten. here's the ten-day forecast you see a high near 70 tomorr

headcoach brett brown said the team wasn't just going to roll over going to play hard.ut the highlight. villanova josh hart at the game, over? ready for the nba draft. jeremy lynn, a brooklyn 16-3. nets up by seven. in the second. things getting out of control. sixers turning it over. archie throwing it down. >> lopez. the short-handed sixers giving set up a wells fargo record 141 points, 141-118, final score >> there's nobody that out walk out of the gym tonight out of my locker room tonight feeling kind of anything about like you just want to forget that. last few hours quick. wake up and it's a new day, you move on. >> football. tony romo cut. the quarterback is trading his play book for a, romo from the nfl after 14 seasons and joining the lead broadcast booth for cbs3 as an analyst. he joins. at 36, romo primarily decided to call it quits because of injuries. here's what he plans to bring to the airways. >> making enjoyable to watch. and you know, maybe catching a few things that i can bring that hopefully people can enjoy. >> the eagles making a trade acquired 24-

when it's not there you just have to throw shots up at the net and brett burns who's bun is sensationefensive scorer talks about the predicament the sharks are in right now. >> it's all little bounces and you know whether it jumps left and you're there or jumps left and you're at a right side so you just have to work for thousands bounces and stay confident and yeah, pray to the hockey god i guess. >>> meantime, four-time olympic gold medalist, miss biels was on ellen degeneres today. have a look what happened to her. >> i know he's a prankster. >> yes but he hasn't pranked me yet. >> that's good because. [ applause ] >> on dancing with the stars that's her partner giving her a little scare. >> she's adorable. >> thanks mark. >> see you later. have assembled. so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! hmm. the problem appears to be unsolvable. maybe we could run some computer simulations. there are too many variables. it would take forever. we've got to be missing something. let's start again. the movie is

satisfy for brett long set up the drive on start.org in response to a tweet from politics and global studies professor george ciccariello maher he he felt the need to vomit after seeing a passenger give up a first class airline seat to uniformed service memb member. >> he's representing our school and our students by what he says, and i don't want to be represented by that opinion, and when i tell people that i go to drexel i don't want them to think, oh, soldier haters. >> the professor appeared on the tucker carlson fox news channel program thursday night claiming his tweet was a shot at the war not the warrior. he locke locked his twitter acct aft what he called violent threats were posted. >> fun risers are an important part of local communities. a group in delaware county almost had to cancel a long planned event but we've just learned some good news late tonight. fox 29's joanne pileggi is in darby township with the story. >> reporter: it was a day of uncertainty here. they have the entertainment lined up, the food and beverage ordered, a lot of the tickets sold. and it was alm

>> brett and i do a weekly blog together every week, and we were hearing from a lot of customers. i was and who the. i was in new york, but we were hearing from a lot of customers, we were hearing from our staff. people were worried i would suggest about what the change would mean to a lot of what this bookstore stands for. it was really just intended to acknowledge that and to hear what we were hearing come to hear an adult what we were hearing from customers come from others in our community. >> brad kram, what does this bookstore stands for? >> it stands for the things that mean independent bookstore stands for. they can be summed up as a kind of third place. that is, a place that people can come to in addition to home and office, a kind of refuge, a place where they can connect with other people as well as a place to shop and browse for books. >> do you have a political point of view in the store? >> we try not to exhibit one. we say that we are open to all different points of view. i mean, because we present ourselves as a kind of forum for the discussion of literature and id

"wall street journal" is reporting it and brett larson is following up. how are you doing, brett? saying pretty aggressive plan when it comes to flying cars. we've been hearing about this for several years along with the driverless car concept. uber not the only people working on it. google and airbus are working on it. uber's plan is they want to start testing in the next five years. they want them air worthy in the next five years and try dallas and dubai. it will take some convincing on the part of the consumer because are you going to feel comfortable getting into an autonomous thing that drops down in front of wherever you'll be picked up, jump in and it flies away? they say they'll fly up to 150 miles per hour. >> bill: i'm reading they want to test in three years. whether three or five years how realistic would it be when you are working on self-driving cars? >> that's the thing. they are still trying to work the bumps out of the roadway of self-driving cars. they've had a couple of issues especially in the city of san francisco where they had their licenses yanked. they're

in brett, milly has found a perfect guide.e special goggles to replicate how little she can see. i'm going to put these on and brett is wearing a bright orange jacket and we have got intercome. all i can see is a slither of very fine slither of light and i can't see where my poles are. this is absolutely ridiculous to think of what speeds they get up to like this. 80mph. can you see me? yes, if i'm tilting my head i can see the orange. am i moving? i'm not moving am i? it was the strangest sensation, like being on an escalator in your sleep. at times i couldn't tell whether i was moving or not. and despite my lack of speed, it still came to a painful end. milly knows the pain only too well, due to concussion she couldn't ski at the british championships and that gave her rivals a chance to steal the limelight. two others became the first to win the over all world cup. we have to be ready for everything, if is there a lump you can't see, you don't get off balance. so soft knees all the time! 0ur visually impaired alpine athlete

brett brown. third quarter, justin anderson, with a dunk everynight. scores 17 points. game. sixers lose 102-90. >> after a nice start to the season monday, phillies limp out of cincinnati. pitching was poor, offense had holes. that's daniel nava, reserve

. >>> flyers brett brown crowd could not stop led the rap tors 24 points, lost 113-105.ulations to don stanley south carolina team won the national championship beating mississippi state 67-55. became the first person in ncaa to be named the final for most outstanding player and coach a national champion. >>> on the men's side, tomorrow night gonzaga will take on north carolina battle two number one season you can see that game on cbs3 coverage starts at 8:30. . >>> coming up next in the sports zone preview the 2013 phillies season when kevin coonie joins us in a couple minutes >>> a florida teenager overcoming his physical disabilities and showing the world he can throw a three pointer. why this >>> welcome back. video of a florida team thinking of buzzer beater gone viral. we'll let you take a look this is twitter video of 13-year-old styles knocking down a huge three point shot trump organization the middle school basketball game. due to a rare bacterial infection, he lost his arms as an infant but he does not let his disability hold him back from doing what he loves

headcoach brett brown said the team wasn't just going to roll over going to play hard. check out the highlight. villanova josh hart at the game, over? ready for the nba draft. jeremy lynn, a brooklyn 16-3. nets up by seven. in the second. things getting out of control. sixers turning it over. archie throwing it down. >> lopez. the short-handed sixers giving set up a wells fargo record 141 points, 141-118, final score >> there's nobody that out walk out of the gym tonight out of my locker room tonight feeling kind of anything about like you just want to forget that. last few hours quick. wake up and it's a new day, you move on. >> football. tony romo cut. the quarterback is trading his play book for a, romo from the nfl after 14 seasons and joining the lead broadcast booth for cbs3 as an analyst. he joins. at 36, romo primarily decided to call it quits because of injuries. here's what he plans to bring to the airways. >> making enjoyable to watch. and you know, maybe catching a few things that i can bring that hopefully people can enjoy. >> the eagles making a trade acqu

we will hear from the players and coach brett brown on what fans can be happy about going forward. >>> the resting place of one of philadelphia's most iconic figures is getting repairs. >> "eyewitness news" at christ church burial ground as crews work to repair a crack in the grave of the ben franklin. it was blocked off during project. more than $8,000 in donations poured into fix his grave, most noteably from the philadelphia eagles, university of pennsylvania, and john bon jovi. the work is expected to be finished by the end of the month. >>> jefferson university hospital in center city hosted a free oral cancer screening tonight for the screening today. >> doctors talked to patient about risk factors and how to spot any potential cancers of the mouth or throat. another free screening will take place, next wednesday, in abington hospital. by the way april is oral head and neck cancer awareness month. >>> region's largest health system and health insurer says they are taking a major step in improving the quality and cost of health care. today independent blue cross and the universit

. >> brett, thank you, have a great evening. we appreciate it. brad mcmillan, commonwealth network. >>> the other big story for the market today is tomorrow's jobs reports. so far the geolabor market has seen a gain. the pearson reports, march may have been a month of pull backs. >> in march, it was a strong sell-off, blanketing much of the northeast and the mid-west that slowed the face of hiring. the investors employers added 175,000 workers to payroll last month. the unemployment rate holding steady. that's below the 237,000 above average the first two months of the year. >> we do see forward job gains in the spring, such as construction, because projection that wouldn't have been started in january/february under normal circumstances may have been started that way in 2017. >> reporter: however, for the second straight month, there was bullish private sector job growth. but closely watched adp survey says the client added 263,000 workers and jobless claims fell by 25,000 last week. they haven't dropped in two years. but there are signs oevery

. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season saying ben has alwaysted the ball and is a great passer. the president says ben could be a once in a generation player. like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely will earn it. >> reporter: expecting him to be ready to go and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be an occasional time where it might not be a good back-to-back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild, and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says bret will be the man to lead them. >> incredible what he's gone through to get to this point. i'm excited for him to be on the cusp of really being able to turn the corner. >>

earlier i spoke to corey brett—schneider, who's a professor of political science at brown university.ar—reaching effects. that is one incentive for the republicans and congress not to do this. at some point as they may find themselves in the minority and this would impeding their ability to stop nominees they do not agree with. what goes around comes around so they might think twice. john mccain says he will vote for the rule change to confirm neil gorsuch but he believes it is a slippery slope to the ledge —— legislative filibuster. not only in deliberation and interaction but also as much as possible consensus. this is essentially giving up on that possibility. any consensus about judicial nominees, they will find the same when it comes to legislation. if in the future are minority party has little or no say, could that lead to much more radical nominees? i think that is one possibility that all of a sudden there is a need for compromise and parties mightjust there is a need for compromise and parties might just find there is a need for compromise and parties mightjust find they can

your smile says (brett) my ta lot about you, what does this say? (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> next tonight, parents outraged, saying police went too far. you will see the tense ask t and five young boys in michigan. stopping the boys at gunpoint. one of them in tears. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, this police stop of five boys in grand rapids, michigan, under scrutiny. >> hey, come over here. keep your hands where i can see them and get on the ground. >> reporter: an officer, with gun drawn, stopping the group of african-american boys on their way home from a basketball game last month. on the body cam video, you hear the boys, ages 12 to 14. they appear confused and frightened. one begins to cry. >> what did we do? >> we've give you directions, okay? >> reporter: another officer arrives as they try to figure out if this is the same group of boys who had just been in a large fight nearby. one neighbor reporting he'd seen a gun. >> how do you want to do this, troy? want to just approach? >> reporter: one boy conso