tim's older brother mike is also a student at penn state. >> were you specifically worried about the hazing and drinking? >> i knew that there's kind of a culture of partying with penn state greek life, but i didn't expect anything like what happened. i had no expectation for any of that. >> reporter: friends and family remember tim as a caring and fun-loving 19-year-old. can you tell me about the wrist bands you're wearing? >> our family had wrist bands made that say live like tim and never stop laughing. >> this is tim's thumb print. having this is like holding his hand. >> reporter: his girlfriend kaitlin tempalski says she tim in a prevention program that among other things educated teens about alcohol abuse. you were surprised that he wanted to join a fraternity in the first place? >> i was a little bit. i just think he was looking for that brotherhood. but unfortunately that's not what he got. >> reporter: on the night of february 2nd prosecutors say tim and 13 other beta theta pi pledges participated in a hazing ritual called the gauntlet, consuming four to five drinks in just

his brother mike wrote on facebook that timothy's sole mission in life "was to make other people smilehe didn't know that he was walking that night into a den of depravity. tim piazza was in a forced hazing ritual of alcohol poisoning. >> reporter: on friday piazza's parents spoke out at a press conference. >> this didn't have to happen. this is the result of a feeling of entitlement, flagrant disobedience of the law, and disregard for moral values. >> reporter: on the night of february 2nd prosecutors say piazza and 13 other beta theta pi pledges participated in a hazing ritual called the gauntlet, consuming four to five drinks in just two minutes. >> they bring the pledges and make them drink copious amounts of alcohol really quickly. >> reporter: piazza then reportedly fell down a flight of stairs. one brother allegedly texted another, "he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs hair first. going to need help." piazza was reportedly lying unconscious on the stair landing and was then carried to a couch. >> everybody was surrounding him basically laughing, pointing. they were the ones m

. >> darrell: hang on, brother. >> mike: here they come. >> darrell: five laps to go. heart pounding. >> jeff: you talking about us or them. >> darrell: they got ice water in their veins. >> mike: bowyer bumping not the bumper, and trying to make something happen. >> he didn't have anybody to push him. >> mike: that's blue 17. mcmurray coming up in the 1. mcmurray will push him. >> jeff: you got to break free of that double file. right here where you see ricky, ability for somebody to get a big run, so what happens, someone has to clear them and get on the rear bumper. just like with menard. he has to push kasey kahne and get energy going. >> darrell: here comes the 5 car with a boot. >> mike: a lot of contact in the back straight away. busch, root and gouge. but get there. >> jeff: to the outside of bowyer here. that will cost bowyer some spots. i don't know if he will clear. no. hamlin has yet to clear them. >> darrell: he could get it done i think. but he has bowyer right behind him. don't know if that's enough or not. >> mike: three to go. i think stenhouse has the

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mike: to buy him out -- $533,000. lemonis: the brothersand the cost of the buyout was putting a huge burden on the business. mike: our relationship has been so far gone for so long. lemonis: mike, along with his friend chris, who ran the manufacturing and finances, did their best to keep the company going. who generates the actual sale order, -the quote? -mike: i do. lemonis: and who makes sure that it's priced properly? chris: i created the pricing tool, and mike said, "these prices are too high." lemonis: the margins on their drums were way too low, and the manufacturing process was way too slow. man: every time we try to set a schedule, you're constantly stopping and going back because this kit ends up being more of a priority. lemonis: and while their drums had amazing quality, the high prices put them out of reach for the average consumer. how much is a setup like this? man: this set is about $6,000. lemonis: high prices, debt, and not enough sales coming in the door? chris: we don't have enough money to cover payroll for next week. w

joining me now is timothy's father, jim, his mother, avalon, and his older brother, mike, also a student i know this is hard for you and i give you so much credit for having the strength to come talk about this. we know what is going on on college campuses and your son is a tragic victim of this. when you hear that, when you hear that 911 call, and you reread the text messages, jim, what goes through your mind? >> it is just heartbreaking that no one reacted earlier in the evening. they had many opportunities to call for help throughout the night. instead, they treated him inhumanely and when we finally heard all of the details of what happened, it was just very disturbing as a parent and it is something that i think about throughout the day every day since then. >> martha: of course you do. it has only been three short months. and i can't imagine how raw this is for all of you. mike, you had to call your parents because you got the word first, right? >> yeah, i had to find out where he was and then that involved me calling the local hospital and that is where i found out he was and i go

. >> your brother mike. >> mike. >> good to see you. >> we have mom and dad.oke and dad mike. >> how are you. >> where do you live. >> turnersville. >> yep. >> good to have you here on good day. >> good to be here. >> so take me back to the day, how many days ago was it, mom. >> april 29th. >> so what time of the day. >> it was around 3:00 o'clock, i was at work, i got a text from my mother, watching the kid and she said mike choked on hard cannedy what kind of candy. >> war head, like a sauer candy, hard. >> suck on it and get different flavors. >> which color do you like? what color were you eat organize choke on. >> the blue. >> the blue won. >> stay away from those blue. >> you turned blue, didn't you >> yes. >> what color did you turn. >> red. >> he was turning red. >> his face started turning red. >> were you playing around? >> i was sitting with my friend in his basement and i was talking to him and my little brother started making weird noises so i turned around and his face started to turn red. we ran upstairs. told my friend to get water. he was too

brother. >> oh, my gosh, mike. >> my brother, that's 16 years younger, like adorable. no. >> cougar. >> stop. you're weird. you're creeping me out. >> interesting thought though. or maybe i've heard studies where it is basically just looking for something familiar to you. and that's why you like it, because it remind you something you already know and love. >> i just thought of something. >> what? >> you say that you, you know, you're not dating much. right? >> uh-huh. >> you don't have a brother. so you don't find anyone. >> that's why, that's why? >> yes. >> i don't have anybody to compare to, no brother. >> in women are attract today their brothers, and you don't have a brother, ie -- >> no man. >> no man. >> no, no. being attract today your brother is like being attracted -- not attract today people like that but almost like yourself, they ' like you, like your genetic component, they're like you, family dynamic. >> i wonder if it works for sisters, mike the women you date, do they like resemble your cyster? >> i have four sisters, let me go through the roll owe de

joined by tim's parents evelyn and jim piazza and older brother mike.the start this story has hit so many of us so hard because it seems so senseless. we are just sorry, all of our condolences and prayers and i see you're wearing that wristband, tim's friends had made, live like tim. never stop laughing. is that how you remember him? >> absolutely, yeah. it's who he was. always laughing, always smiling, just the nicest guy. >> what do you want people to know about your son? >> oh, he was great. he was an amazing guy. he was so funny, smart, the first one to be there for somebody, he was everybody's friend. best friend. >> and, jim, i know it's hard to come out on a day like this but talk about the action you're taking right now. your attorneys talked about filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the fraternity, the university, the members. who bears the most responsibility. >> i think the individuals involved clearly bear the most responsibility. if you read the time line of what happened, they set out to feed these guys lethal amounts of alcohol from t

now our emotional conversation with timothy piazza's parents jim and evelyn and his brother mike whowill be a senior at penn state next year. we began by talking about the disturbing timeline of the fateful night. >> it was horrific this wasn't boys being boys, matt. this was men who intended to force feed alcohol into other young men and what happened throughout the night was just careless disregard for human life. they basically treated our son as road kill and a rag doll. >> nobody should consume that much alcohol. that's -- that's torture. >> there are videotapes. that house has an internal video system that was pretty extensive. how much of the video have you seen? >> we haven't seen the video yet, matt and i don't really want to see it. but i will tell you this, if the board trustees and the president sit down to watch the video with me, i'll watch it. >> you don't want to see it alone as a parent. >> no. >> but you would watch it with someone who could make decisions to make a different. >> absolutely, i don't want see it as a parent because i feel like it will be incredibly p

mike. >> of post brothers yes. >> what have you done. >> so we have completely gut renovated them. >> howdrooms. >> this is a two bedroom, two and a half bat, we have three bedroom and well as one bedroom. >> each apartment we are getting more empty nesters, moving from the main line, professional athletes and people want value and space and finishes but in this apartment we have cut down windows all the way to the floor so is there beautiful light, floor to ceiling windows. living areas like you see, you get, beautiful build in roller shade. windows are, tilt and turn which are super high efficiency. there is not much like it in the united states. but they both tilt in, vent lakes in bad weather or they turn in, and you cannot fall out. so your master suite has 270- degree views. >> that is a closet. >> it is a dressing room, there is no closet only dressing rooms. >> different. >> i never had a closet with a view. >> nice. >> it will change your life. >> reason i wore shorts and i'm dressed down is because i have heard about this jewel of this complex. >> the one thing extra that is par

mike: [ laughs ] lemonis: that was awesome, brother. rob: that's legit fighter spirit. monis: do you like the board? rob: i love the board. okay. okay. okay. stay with it. -mike: there you go. -rob: stay with it. yes! yeah! [ laughs ] see, there you go. look at that, man. born to ride. come down to the fantasy factory. we're rolling down some ramps. you are part of the skateboarding culture forever! -nikki: [ chuckles ] -rob: you rode down a ramp. you rode down a ramp. lemonis: hey, mike. we wanted to grab a traditional longboard product and break it down from the raw material all the way to the end to understand cost. -mike: sure. -lemonis: to sell these boards for less and still maintain a healthy margin, we need to make them for less. and in order to do that, i need to understand what every component that goes into this board actually costs mike. so, it essentially starts out as this. what is the right price point that this product should really sell at to get true velocity? josh: i hate to say, but probably 200 bucks. lemonis: $199? sandy: that's what i was thinking.

<mike piazza/ brother of tim piazza:> "when i walked into the room, it looked like he got hit by a car. it was bad. um, but i got to see him. i got to say goodbye.""when you got to the hospital, he was still alive, were you able to talk to him?""i remember i think i held his hand telling him we love him and what not, but he was certainly not visibly with us, but we did see a tear come to his eye and roll down his cheek ."beta theta pi, where piazza was pledging, was supposed to be a dry fraternity, a result of a suspension 8 years ago. "this was an alcohol-free hazing-free fraternity with an adult athletic trainer living in the house, but there were years of parties documented on the tapes. nobody paid attention to anything. i blame all of them." "what do you guys want to see happen in the future?"i mean, i think the first thing that has to happen is that we need to go through these trials and hopefully make a statement to the country that this can't happen. tim piazza

mike. ringling brothers will broadcast its final act on facebook live.al show will take place on may 21 in new york state. the iconic circus announced earlier this year its show would end in may because of declining attendance and high operating costs. they also have some battles with animal rights groups. the circus spokesperson says the live stream will allow people to witness the end of an era. >> a lot of people have childhood memories of that, myself included. >>> 6:12. san jose inaugurates its new president today. it will happen at 10:30 this morning. she was selected a year and a half ago and has been on the job for nine months now. east bay times reports this delay isn't all that usual. education institutions typically take their time with these ceremonies -- the delay is not unusual. inaugural etiquette dates back to the middle ages. >>> the investigative unit went undercover to expose a bustling black market on market street in san francisco. >> we found buyers and sellers setting up shop steps away from the theater showing hamilton. v vicky ng

<mike piazza/ brother of tim piazza:> "when i walked into the room, it looked like he got hit by a car it was bad. um, but i got to see him. i got to say goodbye.""when you got to the hospital, he was still alive, were you able to talk to him?""i remember i think i held his hand telling him we love him and what not, but he was certainly not visibly with us, but we did see a tear come to his eye and roll down his cheek ."beta theta pi, where piazza was pledging, was supposed to be a dry fraternity, a result of a suspension 8 years ago. "this was an alcohol-free hazing-free fraternity with an adult athletic trainer living in the house, but there were years of parties documented on the tapes. nobody paid attention to anything. i blame all of them." "what do you guys want to see happen in the future?"i mean, i think the first thing that has to happen is that we need to go through these trials and hopefully make a statement to the country that this can't happen. tim piazza

i want to introduce you to mike haines, the brother of david haynes, the british aid worker who was killedpeace campaigner. i believe you were in liverpool on monday. after an event like this, does it take you particularly hard? doesn't bring back the thoughts and memories for you? every terror attack, no matter where it takes place, no matter the so—called reasons, political, religious, it a lwa ys reasons, political, religious, it always hits hard. the attack the other night, particularly disgusting, such a cowardly act, to target women and children like that is beyond belief. what advice can you give to people who might have been affected? i imagine you never really get over it, but is there anything to get over, to move past day—to—day? anything to get over, to move past day-to-day? even if you just witnessed, reach out. there are many organisations that can help here in this area, we have the foundation for peace in this area, who have personally helped me a great deal coming through my own trauma. so reach out to them. talk to them. you cannot do it by yourself. as inevitably you do

.: that's mike and kelly pill, and tyler's wife jen in from california for this game. it his older brotherthe giants in the major leagues and his father mike as we talked about is here tonight, in 1977 was a second round draft pick of the pittsburgh pirates. >> kenny: tonight his son tyler makes his big-league debut in pittsburgh, called up yesterday, began the year without allowing entered one in 34 1/3 innings in las vegas. >> a.j.: congratulations with the pill family they've obviously been through this before. it's still a nervous time and an exciting time for their family. to bring the guy in an eight big-league debut and a tie game on the road. >> kenny: center field, back on the track, he makes another catch up against the wall! his third in the last three innings. >> a.j.: huge sigh of relief right there, all he can do is laugh because he's all over the place. he's going to need a nice ice bath. it goes with it, once again knows right where he is, has his hand up to the wall. the family thought first big league hitter. i can relax a little bit. >> kenny: now facing david freese >>

brother, michael, by the way. lemonis: how you doing, michael? andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and

remiss not to enjoy though rights in this country >> killer mike has spoken and we're going to leave it right there although i could talk to this brotherwo or three nights in a row because the wisdom is just flowing. good to see you. glad to have you on this program. that's it for tonight. and as always keep the faith. for more information on today's show visit tavissmiley @ pbs.org. >> next time a woman who michelle describes as a modern day harriet tubman. that's next time. see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley. what a weekend it was, from the fbi fallout following the firing of james comey by president interrupt to a worldwide cyber attack. tonight a conversation with amy goodman. we're glad you could join us. amy good man in just a moment.

remiss not to enjoy though rights in this country >> killer mike has spoken and we're going to leave it right there although i could talk to this brotherwo or three nights in a row because the wisdom is just flowing. good to see you. glad to have you on this program. that's it for tonight. and as always keep the faith. for more information on today's show visit tavissmiley @ pbs.org. >> next time a woman who michelle describes as a modern day harriet tubman. that's next time. see you then. ♪ -today on "america's test kitchen", bridget and julia cook up authentic pasta e ceci, jack challenges julia to a tasting of parmesan, dan discovers some surprising cheese science, and elle makes bridget perfect penne arrabbiata right here on "america's test kitchen". "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

mike in vermont. republican voted for mr. trump. you're on with the allot brothers. go ahead. caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. i voted for -- for one thing, i wanted change. i'm also a fiscal conservative. i think we've been spending a lot of money. i want that issue to be addressed. i hope mr. trump will do that. i want to point out that senators sanders, of course, comes from vermont. i will tell that i know several people that would have voted for bernie if he was on the ticket. i think the democrats lost on that one. host: got three points out there mr. allot. guest: about the phenomenon bernie sanders supporters crossing over and supporting trump. there are over 200 counties that voted for obama twice. then switched to trump. that's something that gets to the point people are less ideological than washington thinks. host: it's pocketbook issues that drives these issues. guest: people like that trump is an outsider. they saw him as an independent really. lot of people voted lifelong democrats voted for trump. the rest of the ticket they voted democrat down the

mike pence addressed the audience. another student referred to the protest as a stand against the trump administration. mr. pence didn't comment. >> the ringling brotherstook its final bow. it was sold out. it was streamed online. a group of circus performers gathered at a hotel bar laughing and hugging and sharing memories of circuses past. >> in michigan, a fire broke out at a gas station. the story from abc adrian ban bankart. >> it happened in one heart-stopping moment. the front of the building collapses crushing a firefighter at this michigan gas station. >> get him out! >> cameras rolling as flames are around him near gas pumps. the firefighter trapped under the debris, half a dozen first responders frantic, adrenaline pumping, desperately trying to pull him out, some with their bear hands. >> witnesses calling for help shocked by what is unfolding in front of them, just two and a half minutes later. applause as the man is pulled out, amazingly seen up and walking around. >> he's standing. thank god. >> the firefighter pulled from the flames treated for second degree burns and bruising. after second treated for fire inhalation. the department ve

we'll start with mike in vermont, a republican who voted for mr. trump. you're on with the allott brothersgo ahead. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i voted for -- because well, for one thing, you know, i wanted change. and i am also a fiscal conservative. i think we've been spending a lot of money and i want that issue to be addressed. and i hope mr. trump will do that. and i want to point out that, you know, bernie -- senator sanders, of course, comes from vermont. and i will tell that i know several people that would have voted for bernie if he was on the ticket. and i think the democrats lost on that one for sure. >> got three points out there. mr. allott? daniel, go ahead. >> we know about the phenomenon of many bern my sanders' supporters crossing over and voting for trump. in fact and a lot of obama voters ending up voting for trump. there are over 200 counties that voted for obama twice and switched to trump. that something again that gets to the point that people are less ideological than we in washington think. >> it's per pocketbook issues that drives a lot of the

mike, i have seen numerous jerry things on the wall here. >> i'll definitely be in there. >> sorry about that, gasia. >> that's okay. i'm used to it. he is my brother>> it's friday. >>> let's switch the topic to mothers. perhaps you're still looking for the perfect mother's day gift. mike, i know you have it all sealed up. >> that's sunday, right. >> sunday. >> some perfect things. >> i'm going over there. >> for your mother or the mother of your children. it is a topic to discuss. stay with us. are you ready... for color this bold and hair this nourished? garnier nutrisse ultra color with avocado, olive and shea oils. it nourishes hair to boost color. from dull brown to our bluest black. nutrisse ultra color. nourished hair. bolder color. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >> all right. this sunday i

brother lived. there are report the suicide bomber was known up to a certain point to intelligence services, but they provided no more specifics on that. there is no confirmation at this time, mikelex, if he was, in fact, on a terror watch list. >> yes, spent some time in lib y seems to be an al quaida sympethizer, too, as well as isis claiming responsibility. >> thank you, lauren, for keeping us updated and we will continue with the updates. hearing about the victims, how young they are. >> so young. 6:07. >> the fate after father on trial for his son's murder, lies in the hands after jury in camden count. >> i here we go. how long will this take? the defense for david creato argues there is reasonable doubt in this case while prosecutors say all of the evidence points to him, steve outside te courthouse, steve? >> reporter: we know a answer partly to your question, mike. it will take longer than 20 minutes, because that's how long or how short the jury deliberated for yesterday before going home. the jury now, nine women, three men, after the alternates were separated, from the 12 people. and so they've all had full night to sleep on all of the evidence, and all of the closing

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brothers. the family started a gofundme account to purchase a 15-passenger van. >> this one is going to take a village, mike. >> yeah, and it would be nice to help them out as they help others. >>> here's a look at the roof camera. the thing i wanted to stress, there's no breeze, and so it's going to get warmer under a partly cloudy sky. we are talking way up in northern sonoma county. you will notice the cooler weather coming through wednesday and all the way through weekend as a touch of fall returns to our forecast. clear for the most part but hazy on doppler 7. downtown san francisco, 67, just a touch warmer. look at the mission, one of the warm spots, 69 degrees. along the east bay shore it will be comfortable from 72 in oakland to richmond at 70. if you are down in the south bay today, yeah, kind of had to put that in there, and i notice a lot of people talking about it, everything starting to turn brown rapidly, and it's that time of the year. mid to upper 70s, except for santa cruz. and east bay, just a touch of dry warmth with low to mid-80s and the exception will be pleasanton at 79. concord, at a

in 1978 naming the stapel after himself, his brother johnnies his partner, peter says 24 hour landmark has turned into a high end hotel. later on good day, mike rick will be reporting live from little pete's as restaurant serves final meals. i just talk to mike, he came over and spoke to me and said lauren, i will send you out ahead of me because i have a "good day philadelphia" show to do find me some people hoff super interesting stories to share, and we will talk to them at 9:00 live on the show. if you want to come out to little pete's i will there been first, holding the seat there and then mike will show up at 9:00. don't miss that, right. >>> all right. honoring a fallen family member taking on extra special meaning this year why this local memorial day flag raising ceremony, almost didn't happen. we will continue to track rain , check out the radar, sue says it is moving out but what time will it all end? so you can enjoy some fun in the sun, we will tell you good day coming up next. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal i

all, not just their muslim brothers and sisters, a message they say came straight from pope francis, these students walked out saying they don't believe that vice president mikeies those teachings. take a listen. >> either we are all notre dame or none of us are. and if you are trying to silence and not listen to the presence of one group and their families, then you're not listening to any of us. and that was a speech s or i guess that was what we wanted to say today, to the administration, more so than anyone else, the administration, you need to listen to our peers, you need to listen to our peers' families and concerns when you decide who to invite to our graduation. >> reporter: some context is pofrt, about 3,100 students received degrees today and between 75 to 100 students stood up and exited their ceremony once vice president mike pence began to speak. >> rosa flores, thanks very much. >>> next, a debut from the ground in mosul, civilians in the war torn city are risking their lives to escape the city still under the grip of isis. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money eve

mike in pennsylvania. will be the last call on this topic. several guests will be joining us. including two brother who will travel to county in the united states that voted for president trump. to find out why those people did and if their support will continue. the washington examiner daniel allot and jordan allot will join us next. later on in the program, we'll learn about what skills are needed to be an efficient white house chiefs of staff. chris whipple the author of "trump's america" to find every presidency will be along for that discussion. we've been showing you portions of the president's international trip. he spoke with leaders in countries in the cooperation council yesterday. that in saudi arabia, go to our website at c-span.org to see it. here's that bit of that speech from yesterday. >> every time a terrorist murders an innocent person and falsely invokes the name of god it should be an insult to every person of faith. terrorists do not worship god. they worship death. if we do not act against this organized terror then we know what will happen and what will be the end result. ter

brother earlier this year. also released today, image is purporting to show him checking out north korean troops near a south korean island, and in 2,000 ten. >> it is probably no coincidence that mikeompeo also visited that once-targeted island this week, aiming to get reported firsthand appreciation of the north korean threat. we all are. chris? >> greg, thank you. when we return, bret baier goes one-on-one with australia's prime minister following his prime minister following his meeting with president trump did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >> chris: president trump and australian prime minister malcolm turnbull have apparently buried the hatchet. they met last night in new york. it was their first face-to-face contact following what was reported to be a very tense phone conversation back in january. earlier today,

when me and my brothers would visit her, she would put music on, hand us a mike andar recording us whileughter. thank you so much. i love you. >> i love you more. >> that's just warms my heart. isn't that special? i love this segment. >> if karaoke is not your style, there's a lot of things to help seniors in your community. create cards for the folks at your local senior center, volunteer to teach a senior about technology, or you could assist seniors with something as easy as helpingm a little of your time can go a long way. >> that was really nice. >> that was. it was good. >> we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. nice. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year

brother yesterday. former cia operative president of diligence, global intelligence security firm, mike baker is the besto new mac are waiting in. what is your reaction to the arrest here? yesterday we had the cia farmer had before this is known, he said i would ask that is to be family members that rather typically are associated with the same name when you have a situation like this. what is your reaction? >> well, anybody in counterterrorism and the first thing when of come that there is a sense as you start to get more details about the attack is out, there is a sense that there's obvious support network. this wasn't a lone wolf -- traditional lone wolf type of attack. there have to be some support likely in creating the explosive device. there is support likely and surveilling the target ahead of the attacks. so it's not a big leap to imagine that it was close or distant family members or close friends that were involved in this along with the attacker. maria: has got to bring up something we were talking about yesterday yet the fact that this guy was on a watch list. we know that he was on a watch

mike, you are a liverpool fan but he will still be watching today. you are obviously looking forward to your brotherte close. i think chelsea will probably have the edge as well. just, you know, better form and have the edge as well. just, you know, betterform and better have the edge as well. just, you know, better form and better plan all season, really, yeah. it is amazing to think you have already won an fa cup, albeit the fa people's cup in walking football. what do you think walking football can do to somebody, how is it transformed your life? well, i think, i mean... so, when you have sustained a lot of injuries, and you know, you cannot play competitive football, it gives you the opportunity to continue playing football and, you know, stay involved with the team. the camaraderie that you used to get, when you are actually playing competitive football. excellent. well, enjoy the day. it will be a special moment when your brother lift the trophy. i'm going to sit by the trophy again. we spoke earlier about how this is the third edition. there was one from 1911 to 1992, one from 1992 to 2014, b

brothers and sisters. they also say they learned about standing up for the poor, for the lgbtq community and say these teachings are straight from pope francis and don't believe that he vice president mikence represents those teachings. >> either we are all notre dame or none of us are. if you are trying to silence and not listen to the preferences of group and their families you're not listening to any of us. that was a speech or i guess that was what we wanted to say today. to the administration more so than anyone else the administration, you need to listen to our peers and their families and concerns when you decide who to invite to our graduation. >> some context is important here because about 3100 students received degrees and between 75 and 100 students today up and walked out. once vice president mike pence began to speak. >> rosa flores in south bend, end. thank you so much. international travel can certainly take a toll on a person. >> how some cabinet members are faring on the u.s. president's first foreign trip. there's a little hint there. back in a moment. pion who's faced thousands of drivers. she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for b

mike flynn. and we're learning obama himself warned trump. so why didn't the white house listen? >>> plus, jared kushner's sister wooing investors, name dropping the president, touting her brother'sne former white house official calls it outright bribery. >> who's going to win the political race everyone is watching. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. blackmail tarked.

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brother earlier this year. also released today, image is purporting to show him checking out north korean troops near a south korean island, and in 2,000 ten. >> it is probably no coincidence that mikepeo also visited that once-targeted island this week, aiming to get reported firsthand appreciation of the north korean threat. we all are. chris? >> greg, thank you. when we return, bret baier goes one-on-one with australia's prime minister following his meeting with president trump. p. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] ♪ >> chris: president trump and australian prime minister malcolm turnbull have apparently buried the hatchet. they met last night in new york. it was their first face-to-face contact following what was reported to be a very tense phone conversation back in january. earlier today, my colleague brett bear's with the prime minister about a number of issues including relations with the u.s. >> the strength of our lives is enduring. it has b

mike flynn. and we're learning obama himself warned trump. so why didn't the white house listen? >>> plus, jared kushner's sister wooing investors, name dropping the president, touting her brother's access. one former white house official calls it outright bribery. >> who's going to win the political race everyone is watching. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. blackmail tarked. sally yates speaking publicly for the first time about general michael flynn's russian connections. it's revealing she warned the white house that flynn had lied repeatedly to vice president mike pence and others about his contacts with russians. these are lies that yates says left flynn exposed to blackmail by the russians. >> we believe that general flynn was compromised with respect to the russians. logic would tell you that you don't want the national security adviser to be in a position where the russians have leverage over him. >> yates says she warned the white house multiple times about flynn. and that news comes as we're learning about yet another warning, and this one was directly from then president obama to president trump. at this m

brothers don't like you, then hey man, not going to work on main street. so anyways, so -- i'm in the hood. i'm doing the joke, and i'm killing l.a. and i get to my mike get a standing ovation, and when i get to the joke, nobody laughs. [ light laughter ] nobody. you know why? because mike tyson is in the bu [ laughter ]like knocking people out for just smiling. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] you was breathing wrong. i get to the joke and somebody yells, mike is in here. [ laughter ] meme yeah, that was me. bah-buh. because you know -- bhecause everything clinched up. i was like -- and then there was a black girl, and you know there was a a black girl egging on. she was sitting in the front, what are you going to do, jamie? are you going to tell your little joke? [ laughter ] then the dude yelled out, mike said you can do the joke, but that [ bleep ] better be funny. [ laughter ] so man there's the pressure. so i do the joke. i think it was something like mike tyson -- mike tyson going through the drive-thru of kentucky fried chicken or something like that. hi, this is mike tyson. [ light laughter ] welcome to kentucky fried scuit and some sla