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the chicago bulls tonight can have their biggest game of the season. first steve is in the studio with special guest. >> pays homage to another great lyricist. country music legend. good to heavy and. you have also been a big fan. >> what is your connection? >> all of the guys listen to country music all the time. i was aware of him as a child even. but a move to nashville i had my first song on the charts. >> a lot of people to not know that you have strong illinois routes. a lot of your family is here in the chicago area. >> for those of us were country-western fans you seem to embrace the western part of country and western. >> what is the connection? >> i got to take the train out to california when my grandparents moved out there. my grandparents lived on the same block as roy rogers. from that point on the house going to be a yodeling princess. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> [music] [music] they held a brief workout. they need to have a fast art and order to force another gamestart in order to force another game. >> tied in the third.

>> i am a 6th grader and living in nebraska and i play basketball for the chicago bulls. >> i love thatthat sounds fun. there are advantages to managing your dreams and we are going to talk about that and is there a dark side of the dream control. >> welcome back. we are discussing new technology that help you control what you dream at night and how to impact the wakes life. given the chance, we figured most people would want to control their dreams and everyone we talked to knew how to unfold their dreams. >> my perfect dream would be probably to have a truckload of pizza delivered to my house every day in the giant mansion with a full size basketball court. >> in reality i'm a sales manager and in my dreams i'm 20 pounds heavy and play a wide receiver for the packers. >> i'm 20 pounds thinner and 20 years younger in my dreams and could do about 15 pullups. >> i like the pizza every day. i get the fun, detached aspect to all of this, is there any continuity between our waking life and focussing our dreams to do real problem solving? >> yes, our a dreams are focussed on the same thought

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. >> chicago bulls won their sixth in a row. >> chicago cubs looking to even the series against the pirates. the wind carries it into the basket for a to run home run. chicago cubs still leading in the next inning. the bullpen made it close. jason earned his second win of the season. the white sox: 42 the road. tries to make a diving catch. >> x rays are-but he will be re-evaluated today. >> the white sox lose 10-4. that is a look at sports. more warmth than our lives. there might be an isolated showers. i do not think it is going to be a big deal. boy is a lovely out there. no wonder the environmental great lakes laboratory tells us that like coverage is down to 27% in like michigan. there's a patch across the lake from us. >> with that the mounds of sand left in the wake of it. takes a long time for the piles of vice to develop. that is one of the few places on the lake where they're still ice. look at this. found some flowers blooming over there as well. signs of spring >>> check out the shot of pelicans. they're making their annual migration. and not even think about it. the squirrel lo

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chicago bulls tried to even the series at 2. >> katishia into the seventh striking out three and a lawn only one earned run on six hits. you take to run home run to left. his 10th of the year and extend his rookie major- league record for april. he left the game with a standing ovation and received a gatorade shower. the white sox went 9-2. the cubs tried to snap a four game skid. chicago cubs pitcher took a no-hitter into the sixth. he had seven strikeouts over seven shutout innings. >> we're missing the tornado of which have been so devastating down to the south of us. if you're looking at that sky yesterday he saw scenes like this. what is interesting about them is to hit shots from all over the area. >> there somnus looking to capture people's attention. there's a range shaft behind the cloud coming in there. he characterized the sunday afternoon sky as edgy which is a great description. that is exactly what to look like. a format and atmosphere where there are thunderstorms nearby. really not in and of themselves particularly threatening. here's a nice shot. >> spring has a nice s

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back with the chicago bulls after signing a free agent contract. the 29 year-old played two seasons with the bulls in 2010-2012. puts the bulls roster at 13 players. >> the irish are up by two in the first. leads the fast break and keeps it for a self. she led all scorers with 28. pull away in the second. gravity hairball and hits the turnaround jumper. notre dame wins a 87-61. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. it is funny we were talking about that during the break. the midwest patrick holland, consist primarily of hope. >> makes an interesting observation. the spring an elegy, and the midwest as high and out. isn't that something? >> >> he came across this photo. he thinks a blue when from washington. he lives in sure what 100 mi. away. he asked that i showed in say if any one owns this if thi

the chicago >> bulls are in a whole. they've held double-digit leads in the fourth quarter of both games at home. the offense has collapsed. the bulls and wizards tipoff tonight. a triple down the line. a run scored from first. jackson allowed three runs in seven innings. diamondbacks pitcher grew up 8 mi. from wrigley field. earning his first major-league baseball win. the cubs lose 5-2 and split before game series.the four game series. >> striking out 15 times and going to 49. the tigers' only up one run with the business was loaded. mcgill kookaburrthey lose 7-4. d finish this road trip 3-4. the cake made for the celebration also turn out to be an afterthought. the 400 lb replica of really field was made by baker's from the television show. it was on display before the cubs game. >> the cake wind up in a dumpster instead. the museum decided to throw it away. it had been sitting out all day. the cubs said they were disappointed with that decision. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warnin

. >> the chicago bulls down 3 and the packard and transition when it pulls up for a three-pointer. he led all scorers with 22. the bulls open the fourth on a 9-0 run. nice passing underneath for two of his 14 points. he added 19 points and 11 rebounds. the chicago cubs when 95-80. >> the bears >jared allen. was expected to sign with seattle. in a last- minute decision to come to chicago. >> he says his body feels good and he has a lot left in the tank. >> indicates what might be more effective than medication. >> veteran police officer reaching out to the community to foster a better relationship. >> >> once you open up the door your safety is now a risk. it is hard job to foster the apartment partnership with the community. a job she hesitated to take a first. >> and went home to talk to my house but but it and imy husband. >> when i call to give pats on the back. we are called when there is a problem. we are called to restore the peace. when you work closely with people you do it on a regular basis and you do it all time. spends a huge amount of time putting on events throughout

the chicago bulls with six players in double digits. >> he says he thinks this is the most miserableday. >> not your idea of the perfect spring day. i bet that is probably true of all of us. has been a tornado touched down downstate. powerful spring storm comes through the area. check out this picture. kind of captured the tone of the day. raindrops right here. lightning thunder and rain have been coming down. >> there is a sign of spring. >> also shows us, check the spurt of. beautiful sunset. that is adjacent to the university of a wisconsin campus. i suspect there are more ice free. what a storm the says. your full purpose spring storm. it has severe weather going on one side. a snow storm heading into the upper midwest on the north side. that is the second snow storm to hit the upper midwest. >> more rain and thunder on the way. there's a pause going on to the afternoon and evening. they will redevelop tonight. howling wind will come in tomorrow. when all is said and done we might get 1.64 in. as an average. this is our model take on more info. because some of these totals down s

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. >>> meanwhile the chicago bulls find themselves in some trouble.by some bad foul shooting in overtime and lose game two to washington. 101-99. the series moves back to washington with the wizards holding a 2-0 lead. >>> and the toronto raptors tie up their series with the brooklyn nets. toronto win, 100-95. >>> fwl the nhl playoffs the los angeles kings are on the ropes. san jose's patrick marleau scored six minutes into overtime to give the sharks a 4-3 win. san jose now holds a three-games-to-none lead in the series. >>> and the montreal canadiens are the first team to advance to the next round. max pacioretty scores with less than a minute to play to give montreal a 4-3 win over tampa bay and a sweep of the series. >>> boston takes a 2-1 series lead with a 3-0 win ore detroit and the rangers score 4-1 ore philadelphia to take a 2-1 series lead. >>> when we return, a late night king and his heir. david letterman welcomes stephen colbert to the "late show" last night, and we get a sneak peek at the real colbert. k at the real colbert. ♪ ♪ (vo) oh.

most of them wouldn't comment yet but the houston rockets, sacramento kings, and the chicago bulls told us they support forcing sterling to sell. james brown of cbs sports is a special correspondent for cbs news. j.b., does silver have the support of the rest of the owners? >> he made it clear himself, adam silver, that he had not talked to all of the owners but as in any other organization, he talked to the key owners who support and influence he can count. >> pelley: what might have happened if he took a half measure? >> not only a boycott by the star players, the marquee players, but the rank and file were universally in agreement that any free agent would never go and play for the los angeles clippers. >> pelley: now, silver's only been the commissioner since february. this is his first big test. i noticed today he said, "i apologize." he took it on board himself. why did he do that? >> he's a man of character and integrity but number one he represents the league. number two, he is the top face of the league. he's been groomed for this position for quite some time and, quite frankly

. >>> john wall in the fifth seeded wizards taking on the bulls in chicago. fourth quarter, bulls up. bulls up -- chicago up 5, feeling good, feeling wouldn't last. late wall, misses the judger, martin gore cleans that up. he had 15. final round of the rbi hartage. matt kuchar entered the day four shots pack. seventh birdie in the first ten holes of the day. after the bogey on 17, he dropped into a tie. he holes ought for 764. one last chance for donald, this chip in to go in on 18th. right on line. whoo! matt kuchar seven career pg&e tournaments on easter sunday. we'll have your complete shark highlights at 11:00 p.m. on abc. we'll see you then. looking good for game two of the sharks. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up next at 9:00, johnny depp returns to the big screen in a sci-fi >>> coming up at 11:00, a teen claims he stowed away on a flight from san jose international airport, all the way to hawaii. how he says he did it and what police are saying. >>> plus, a good samaritan comes to the rescue after a 7-year-old boy nearly drowns in san land row. w

and more playoff updates the washington wizards stop the chicago bulls seventy five to sixty nine in game five to advance to next round in the east. their goal face the winners of or rather the winner of the pacers hawk series which the hawks lead three games to two. and leaving all that there is tuesday's cup match up in the k b l e l d twins face off against the ncaa titles now lg was looking to get one back at the soonest they could afford it and sees eric says he tried to be the first one of the game with the single analogy answers back to the next meeting with josh tells two run shot incidentally for one old gene l a the seventh bell strikes again this time the double it for one l g mail and then see answers back with three nba title of malkin than ideologies you don't you. he hits one hundred and two waves eventually going to win this one life before. and now looking at yet again pst and feeding as k six that the re designed taking care of max and seventy one and look at home are still in this one in the bottom of the ninety eight sixty four will pay and that's all i have for n

government, believe me our good president is wrestling with the dilemmas of institutionalization, the chicago bulls has just gone through are in the midst of a terrible wrestling with the dilemmas. so once we look at these we'll see it's like water in pond, water in the institutional pond, it's inevitable. very common sense, but the point that i want to make as we move through this is that willow creek, in its own way and tabor lutheran in its own way managed to find balance between these dilemmas through adapting to their ecological niche. so the first one; mixed motivation among members over time. see what the dilemma right off the bat the dilemma is, the more successful you are, the more failure lurks in the corners and we all know that. and that's what's driving this whole dilemma is, okay you have done well you have got lots of members, but if you've got older members in the church and younger members, they begin to disagree about lots of things. and see where we're really headed with this is, we'll pick it up in the next class, but in a free society when that disagreement becomes too much, by

and the chicago bulls losing to a lower ranked team, they were beaten by the washington wizards. >>> liverpool by nine points going into monday's game against west brom. liverpool five points clear at the top over no another norich. there is a lot of moss pressure on moyes today. >> without change, we're rebuilding, we'll get to things we want to do. but to do those things that are not that good there are some things that we'r we are good. >> three consecutive losses, barcelona's last chance at simple wear couldn't afford any more slip ups. but their opponents had four to play for. messi had a 19 minute opportunity, and 0-0 at halftime the visitors brought the dead lock in the 50th minute. messi in the 77th minute strike. and just two minutes later their title ambitions were back on track, messi the scorer from the dead ball. the 2-1 win easing the pressure on the club for another week at least. we have the fourth and final champions league spot they will keep it on goal against grenada before going on for a 4-0 victory. al jazeera. >> let's have a look at the top of the table. just

the owner of the chicago bulls said, we will support his recommendations to press for mr. steriling to relength kwiinquis ownership. and what about donald sterling himself? there's been no official response from him yet. but we do know he won't be watching his clippers home playoff game tonight. his seat at the staples center will be empty. joining me now are eddie johnson, a former nba player, now announcer for the phoenix suns, paula madison, former ceo of the wnba's los angeles sparks, and dave zyran, sports editor for "the nation" and host of sirius xm "edge of sports." thanks for being here tonight. paula mad soison by the commissioner. what's your reaction? >> well, i'm really happy to see that's what adam who i know by my role as a former member of the wnba board of governors, i'm really glad to see that adam did take decisive action. he went as far as the nba constitution allows him to go. i'm sure there are conversations between all the owners who by the way don't spend a lot of times conversing with each other except around league business. so to hear that 25 of

a nine-year-old boy was hospitalized after he was attacked by two pit bulls in east chicago, indiana. the pit bulls escaped their enclosure yesterday afternoon and approached the boy, who lives in the neighborhood. police say he tried to avoid the pit bulls, but at least one of the dogs bit him in both legs. the owner of the dogs got the animals under control after the incident, and brought them back home. the boy's condition is not known. police have not said if charges will be filed. police are questioning a truck driver in connection with a hit-and-run accident that killed a 12-year-old boy in whiting. angel villafuerte was crossing the street in the 19-hundred block of south indianapolis yesterday afternoon, when he was hit by a semi. he died instantly. his older brother, who was with him, says he saw the truck ... and tried to keep his brother from crossing. >> i take care of him. to protect him. i would always protect him. but today it wasn't the case. >> he was hysterical sitting on the curb. just apologizing end i kept saying it wasn't his fault and he said he tried to stop hi

. >> i was actually just talking with jay williams, the great duke player, and former chicago bulls player we both had a very similar take on this and that is i want to ask charles this question because he, obviously, has been a player and has had freedom to choose where he chose to play. i just want to ask him you're right. this is not new. so why do players choose to go to the clippers and play for this man? you know, that's a free choice. glen "big baby" davis was waived and chose to go to the clippers. why do players choose to work for a man they know has a long history of being racist? >> lz, that's a great question. i think in fairness to those players they want there to play with chris paul and blake griffin. look. >> but he has been the owner for decades. >> you have a very good point. but, listen. those guys went to l.a. to play for doc rivers and play with chris paul and blake. i don't think -- listen. most players don't know who the owners of these teams are and could care less, to be honest with you. >> right, right. >> that is the thing that is going to get lost in this. the c

. >> the trail blazers beat the houston rockets and scored 46 points and it was 122-120 and chicago bullsto a lower ranked team beat by the washington wizards 102-93. and man chechester must win the title and liverpool by 9 points going into monday game and liverpool after 3-2 win over everton and everton 2-0 and more pressure on united manager da d david. >> everybody knows we are on track to make changes and do some different things and the thought changed and rebuilding and will get to things we want to do but today there are things that are not good but some things were good. >> barcelona aa aa aaf -- avoi lost just about keeping them in the spanish title race and we report. >> three consecutive losses across three competitions and barcelo barcelona's last chance could not have slip ups but they had four to play for and not about to hold back. and messi had a 19th minute opportunity and the golf keeper frustrating them once again before the break and half time and visitors brought the deadlock in the 50th minute. messi remained a shadow of the best and bars low -- barcelona was in the

more than a dozen teams releasing statements backing silver, including the chicago bulls, the detroit pistons, and the boston celtics. tweets from players like magic johnson. commissioner silver showed great leadership in banning l.a. clippers owner donald steriling for life. >> we may be a two-team town, but today we are behind one team. >> reporter: sterling's wife defended him as the couple left an l.a. restaurant sunday night. >> are you a racist, mr. steriling? >>, no of course not. >> reporter: but sterling's racist words heard on a recorded conversation with his mistress. he was allegedly upset with her after she posted pictures with african americans like magic johnson on instagram. >> i'm just saying it's too bad you can't admire him privately. and during your entire [ bleep ] life, your leitch i don't care, you can do anything. but don't put him on an event for the world to have to see so they have to call me. and don't bring him to my games, okay? >> mr. sterling acknowledged it was his voice on the tape, and he has not expressed to me directly any other views. >> reporter:

bull. that's actually chicago's vinny the bull, waving the team flag on top of the willis tower there trying to get bulls nation fired up for sunday's playoff game against the wizards. >>> and the memorial service for 8-year-old lacy holsworth, better known as princess lacy, she was a big deal in michigan state. she was remembered in michigan state's breslin center. a huge spartans fan, close to adreian payne. she died a week ago after battling cancer. >>> just ahead here this morning, whoopi's not so secret special treatment in the battle against glaucoma. >>> also, lots of movie choices at the box office on this easter weekend. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this good friday. let me take you through the holiday weekend forecast. the whole country, in case you have travel plans. today, the worst weather by far, worst chance of airport delays through florida with big thunderstorms. tampa and orlando. and a weak storm moving through idaho with light rain. as we go to saturday, we're okay during the daylight hours. look like a cold front with rain moving into the northwest

he is a retired nba player who has played for the chicago bulls as well as doouk university's blue devils. your aekz, sir, to the news that the nba will fine donald sterling $5 million and suspend him indefinitely. >> after knowing adam silver for a very long time, i think this is one of those steps in the process of a lot of steps in order to make his life extremely uncomfortable. i think it's the right move. i also -- you know, you hear people what's the ultimate goal here from the players' perspective? i think there's no room in nba for an owner that i think the players have a huge opportunity here to make a major statement. you talk about what's the best way to force the hand of a guy like adam silver to ebbing pedestrian it the process. we talk about for the owners they need 22 out of the 30 owners to vote, to revoke his rights to own a team. i think the way the players could get that done is by boycotting the game. by boycotting the game, that puts pressure on the nba, adam silver, and the owner because then all of a sudden you start to lose money. it puts added pressure on not only

and also the chicago bulls, the last time they were up for sale was in 1985.tly you have to remember that anyone who buys the la clippers right now stands to benefit from a huge amount of positive publicity. you're basically going to come in looking like a hero. and there's a premium for looking like a hero. >> i'm curious if sterling might leave a darker mark on the team. could one get a discount? could this be damaged goods? although the clippers are doing pretty well. >> exactly. there was some initial consent about this when this news broke but then, yesterday, when nba commissioner adam silver came down hard in terms of the lifetime ban, you then saw sponsors start to come back. nike and samsung. some may argue that the clippers are more popular now because so many people really rallied behind them. >> we watch and wait to see what the owners do. thank you so much. and let's continue on the top of the hour and stay on this. i'm brooke baldwin and thank you for being with me here. the big question swirling around the nba is what will the owners do concerni

that's benny the bull, chicago's mascot, waving the team's flag on top of the willis tower, getting everyone fired up for the playoff game on sunday against the wizards. >>> we end this friday with memorial service for 8-year-old lacey holsworth better known as princess lacey. the little girl, a huge spartans fan, especially koes to center adrian payne. she actually die aid week ago. she had been battling cancer. >> yeah. sad to see her go. she's a cutie. >> craig, thank you so much. pressure it. >> you're welcome, betty nguyen. >>> good friday. do you have a good forecast for us? >> not for everyone. >> uh-oh. >> but for a lot of us. so, you're going to be happy. but if you have friends down there in the southeast, they won't be. we're getting drenched this morning. almost looks like a tropical storm coming on shore. it's not. it's a plain old rainstorm. it will have soaking effects with it. we could see river flooding. we have flood watches through much of the area. alabama, georgia, south carolina, north florida, central florida, an umbrella day for you. we could get drenched the next fiv

ben picked the chicago bulls to sweep the washington wizards in their first round playoff series. and the wizards won in chicago last night. >> let me explain the psychology of that. i'm a big wizards fan and hope they won. every time i expect them to win they lose. so i said if i put a sweep down there and there's reverse psychology. >> you guys are killing me. >> i was happy to see them win. >> you're killing me out in chicago here. not only do i have the blackhawks down two, now i've got the bulls down. we have nothing to look -- we have jay cutler to look forward to and his five-year $50 million contract. this is very depressing. >> carol, that was a surprise. >> it was a surprise, but carol, i actually saw -- did you see with six seconds left when they tied the game? why were you watching it? >> it was on in the restaurant we were in. i couldn't believe it. >> i was watching at home. >> this happened two times in a row. this was the second game in a row there was very little time to go and they scored. it was absolutely heartbreaking. >> are you talking about hockey? is that a

the athletes make their money in endorsements and pro basketball player derrick rose from the chicago bullsen though he didn't play one game in the 2012 and 2013 injuries. i think he played one last 84 due to injuries. so, a lot of people say, look at this. i tend to think it's compareing apples to oranges. i do not think it's the same thing t.ceo tends to run a company made up of hundreds of thousands, maybe thousands of people. but the effort, ultimately is of all the people. whereas an athlete is a smaller group of people. they make money off their endorse:s. they are selling their own louisville brand for. thank you, mary. i'm with you. i go back to the same issue i calls u always talk about. i believe there is a competitive mark for athletes. it's defined, you can see it. i don't believe there is a competitive market with ceos and manage vpts that's visible. >> why not? >> traditionally, you can't see it. i think when you look at a board of director's hiring opresident or a ceo, the controversy is not what is the least amount of money i can offer this person to incentivize them to work

i've been a season ticket holder for the chicago bulls since 1976.k it cost $6 each, each seat. we had a very, very class mixed, race-meksed crowd. it struck me when i heard sterling's comments when he said don't bring blacks to the basketball game is we don't have great class and racial mix in the audience. so the truth is the nba has priced itself out. >> yes. there's some of that. there's definitely some of that. >> maybe if he had a more mixed -- maybe if he had a more mixed crowd, he'd have at least to think about what he was saying. that's one of the things that bothers me about the nab be in and i love the nba, is that the average fan, white and black, has been priced out of the arena. >> and at the owner level you don't have that diversity. and i do think that sports in general has been ahead of the rest of society often in our history in terms of recognizing the need to integrate and also just the experience of people playing together, working together has created more tolerance. but you also had a situation where doc rivers was working for

they knocked the chicago bulls out of the playoffs, 75-69. wizards win game five.owed you about the fight over the weekend. nascar slapping stiff fines on drivers marcus ambrose and casey meirs for fighting. >> there's a punch, a swing skh-pl this is not ultimate fighting on fox. this is nascar on fox. >>ç amprose and mears were fined. mears said we're a couple of guys and passionate about what we do but we're on probation until may 28. >>> can you run a five minute mile? what about while chucking beers? this man won the record for the beer mile. he finished with an impressive time of 4 minutes and 57 seconds. youç could get yourself a sponsorship. there have to be gas pains. >> he's hydrating. >> you don't hydrate with alcohol. >> no but during the boston marathon, at one stand there was beer, doughnuts and cigarettes. we're on mile 20 and a guy stops to chug a beer with his buddies. i couldn't believe that. >> i have not seen that in any of the runners world magazines. >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. meet the latest victim of the death of common sense

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this young team went to chicago and snatched the first two games of the series from the bulls team. chicago had a chance last night. kirk was fouled in the final three seconds. he had to make two at the line. he missed the first. he had to intentionally miss the second. chicago could not come away with the rebound. washington goes on to win. they go up, 2-0 in the series. games three and four are in d.c. check this out. a huge crowd outside air canada last night before the raptors/nets game. toronto showing love to their basketball team in the middle of playoff hockey season. they had a five-point win over the nets. we have three more games tonight, the bobcats and heat on tnt. maveric mavericks/spurss and the blazers/rockets at 9:30. they will announce the 2014 regular season today. the nfl season starts in 134 days. my broncos in 134 days get a run to another super bowl title. >> right. good luck with that. i think the 49ers and sea hawks and patriots have something to say about that. where you been? nice to have you back. >> good to be here. >>> we are breaking new where is an obj

john wall and the fifth seeded wizards taking on the fourth seeded bulls in chicago.s the jumper, but he cleans it up and he has 15. washington takes game one on the road 102-93 the final. we'll take a brief timeout before we hit the diamond where josh donaldson was doing serious hitting of his own. highlights and reaction from josh as we and jesse chavez got his first win. giving oakland the best record in the american league. first inning and cocoa crisp laces one to right. looks like extra bases. lays out. unbelievable catch. donaldson with quite a day. his fourth of the year and oakland goes up 2-0. jesse chavez picked up his first win of the year allowing one run over sixth inning. and donaldson had two doubles on the way to his three-hit, three-r.b.i day. this one off the wall. cocoa scores and a's sweep the astros. their -- they are 13-5. the giants slide down to san diego. tim lincecum on the hill and he got early help. a man on for buster posey. see ya. g-men go up 2-0. it is a 4-0 ballgame. but that was the last hit of the day for the g-men. chase headily ri

john wall and the fifth seeded wizards taking on the fourth seeded bulls in chicago. wizards up lats. wall misses the jumper, but he cleans it up and he has 15. washington takes game one on the road 102-93 the final. we'll take a brief timeout before we hit the diamond where josh donaldson was doing serious hitting of his own. highlights and reaction from josh as we hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. and jesse chavez got his first win. giving oakland the best record in the american league. first inning and cocoa crisp laces one to right. looks like extra bases. lays out. unbelievable catch. donaldson with quite a day. his fourth of the year and oakland goes up 2-0. jess

yes, well the chicago bulls legend gave this pair of shoes to rapper macklemore at a recent concert in brooklyn. but the seattle musician seemed to be happy with it, posting on twitter, i'm proud to announce the unveiling of my northwest king salmon, and given that it is macklemore, maybe they'll end up at a thrift shop. >> i like them. >> i like them, too. i was in the sneaker store recently for my nephew. i couldn't believe -- $7,000 michael jordan sneakers. >> what? >> it is crazy. >> you get two for that? >> i fainted. i didn't get anything. i ran out the door. >> they're actually made out of michael jordan's feet. >> lined with gold and silver all over, right? >> all right, tamron, thank you very much. >> all right, mr. roker, you have a check of the weather for us. >> absolutely. some severe weather firing up in the plains, not just today, but on into tomorrow. we're watching this warm front and cold front combination with a couple of vigorous low pressure systems making their way from minneapolis all the way into dallas. so by this afternoon, we are going to be looking at a fair

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bull fighter on steroids. he kind of takes it to another level. it's not me, is it. >> the chicagohon brings international attention and tourism dollars to chicago. that's a top priority for chicago and he reminds people he is a triathlete. >> i swim and run and i decide what a way to challenge your mid-life crisis. >> over in edison park, captain burns faces a mid-life crisis of his own, his personal finances. >> if you can get it in there an two more towards the front. if my wife saw me doing this she [ bleep ] >> like a lot of firefighters joel works a side job to make extra cash. >> it takes a lot of discipline to work a second job when you are dragging out of the fire house after an hour's sleep for the 24-hour time. i'm getting told for that [ bleep ] but that's all i know. that's all i ever did. it's what i do. >> a recent study by the brookings institute shows chicago has one of the fastest shrinking middle classes in the country. >> do you think that chicago is labor friendly for the blue collar working man? >> i don't think it is the labor friendly. >> until it is electio

the bulls are looking to even their first round series to the wizard. chicagoh a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter but washington didn't quit. they force it into overtime with a crazy play. that eventually end up in the hands -- the dunk. he misses the free throw. now it too cold to talk this morning. >> the blackhawks are in the playoffs and they're pretty good. >> all even between the raptors and the nets. they go friday into brooklyn. we'll see what they do with the nets. toronto mayor rob ford was spotted rooting on the hometown raptors. the announcer was not impressed with his seats, twitter wasn't impressed with his jacket. it was a little form fitting. >> oh, yeah. looks like me! >> it's a little snuggy. let's get a check on your weather. bill karins back in new york. bill, i went with the gloves. broke them out. >> one of the coldest spots in the country is right where you're standing this morning, thomas. i'm sorry i can't be out there with you. are you doing the hand warmers? >> no, i just went with the gloves. i was too lazy to hit the hand war

and they met with my then deputy, now commissioner in chicago at a bulls game at a time when others havingbeen in new york with the president of their university. we take very sisley at a legal level the opportunities that are presented by people who want to talk about our sport, et cetera. and the level of knowledge of the chinese fans. when i did my first press conference, i was, six in the morning here and we hosted a dinner for the media. it was many years ago. and they wanted to know about the salary cap, the lockout, all the kinds of my name, intimate details. and that's when we knew we had something special going on. then we had yao which was elevated to another level. >> in so many ways. take questions from the audience. please tell us who you are. microphone is coming. >> scott film from the rand corporation but i would like to first note that yao ming kind of broke a big very big these gentlemen played a role in basketball somewhat akin to breaking the color barrier and it's quite an art to be president and to see that happening but recently we had another major breakthrough in t

bulls, game two. joakim noah getting the defensive player of the year award. chicago lost the first one at home. bradley beal? no. this game goes to overtime. noah, bad pass. beal, steal. nene, dunk. wizards, they're headed home with the 2-0 games lead. and washington is going to be rockin' on that basketball team. it's been a while since they've been in that position. >> exactly. have to go back to elvin hayes. >>> i'm out. >> so are we. >> back to you. >> guys, thanks. >>> up next in "the pulse," the flash of the future. stephen colbert dropping in to spend some time on "the late show" with david letterman. what letterman had to say to his successor. >>> and what did the world do without it? youtube marks a milestone. we'll show you the captivating content of the first post ever. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. it's how i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve proble

chicago trying to come back, but here's wall coast-to-coast, steal and slam. ariza finishes it off as the wizards beat the bullsnd take a commanding 3-1 series lead. >> to barracks brandon hicks is on the giants roster because scutaro has been injured. hicks turned into the hero today. fourth inning, pablo sandoval, shoots a double down the line in left. starting a rally for the orange and black. the next batter, brandon crawford, doubles down the right-field line. bringing in the panda. cleveland would tie it up in the eighth. here is comes and there it goes. gomes with a bomb to left center. bottom nine, after they walked crawford intentionally, it's the other brandon, hicks, who ends it with a here to-run blast into the left field bleachers. good buy, -- goodbye, drive home safely. >> cocoa crisp and the a's in houston. josh reddick, a chance to cash in. can't do it. pops out. reddick makes up for it with his glove. a flair to left and diving catch. mchuet loued two hits in 8-2/3. gets koko right there. the astros score four times. a's split a four-game set in houston. the final today, 5-1. and lydia co wins

chicago trying to come back, but here's wall coast-to-coast, steal and slam. ariza finishes it off as the wizards beat the bullsnd take a commanding 3-1 series lead. >> to barracks brandon hicks is on the giants roster because scutaro has been injured. hicks turned into the hero today. fourth inning, pablo sandoval, shoots a double down the line in left. starting a rally for the orange and black. the next batter, brandon crawford, doubles down the right-field line. bringing in the panda. cleveland would tie it up in the eighth. here is comes and there it goes. gomes with a bomb to left center. bottom nine, after they walked crawford intentionally, it's the other brandon, hicks, who ends it with a here to-run blast into the left field bleachers. good buy, -- goodbye, drive home safely. >> cocoa crisp and the a's in houston. josh reddick, a chance to cash in. can't do it. pops out. reddick makes up for it with his glove. a flair to left and diving catch. mchuet loued two hits in 8-2/3. gets koko right there. the astros score four times. a's split a four-game set in houston. the final today, 5-1. and lydia co wins

how exciting "the chicago tribune" celebrating 100 years at wrigley field. the headline. the right below the bulls a firm place in chicago. this really is, boy, the heart of chicago, this community. has been for a long time. >> he's been making fun of us. >> former vice president obama, he thinks he's so cool. david axelrod. david axelrod said the same thing i said when i came out here at 5:45. it's not that bad. asked if i wanted a blanket, no, no. of course, now, hand warmers, back warmers. ear warmers. >> we're going to keep you out here for two hours. you know what, the wind doesn't feel bad for the first 15 minutes. >> hey, listen, i've sat out here many, many times in weather. >> ya, yeah. but you haven't at 6:20 in the morning. >> we had jeremy peters of "the new york times" here. we've been talking cotton in arkansas. it seems like all the democrats are back on their heels. and, you know, we started talking about it about a week ago. you could just sort of sense that this slam dunk victory in the deep south by the republicans was sort of moving another direction. mary put out a very aggres

chicago mercantile exchange. >> you can hear the noise behind to be accelerating something investors looked at with the broad picture. we reached february those now we can go along to the bulliz: people should listen to him he is often right on the money. the u.s. population over the age of 65 will double by the year 2015 and insured patients increasing. former medical offices and operations will climb. how will the industry benefit? american realty capital health care trust earlier today it is different from the ipo. it did fall but the overall greets is up 10% so faulkner joining me now is chairman and ceo dick. good to have you so let's explained the difference between a listing and the ipo. >> we listed which means we began trading. we already had 35,000 investors with 180 million shares in their hands so today the became liquid it began trading. so we opened at $10.50 and closed at $10.55. david: medical discussion is hot right now. why is advisable to a potential investor? >> it is newly created reit most of the assets are less than 10 years old most assets word of the created as the aging population is booming. medical office come on campus and assisted living. mostl

chicago. good to see you, guys. jim, is he right, do you think? >> no, i actually don't think he's right. i think the prospects for a longer term bull market in the u.s. are fine. today, by the way, worries me for the shorter term. on top of what bob pisani said, bob said it was a good economic number. not only was it a good economic number, it was really arguably the perfect number for the stock market being that it was relatively good and wage growth was low, meaning that the fed doesn't have to step out of the way any quicker than they had already planned. this is a perfect number for the stock market. the fact it's getting the heck beat out of it means there are other factors at work right now. in the short term, i'm a little bit worried. if the weekly bar chart closed lower today, i would be more worried and so far, it hasn't done that. i'm still a little worried. >> jeff, what about you? how do you play this market right now? >> well, we have talked about this. the treasury market in chicago, the pits have provided leadership for a long time. we are seeing a move down in the nasdaq, momentum stocks, but the treasury market, lo

bull market. this is like underdeveloped 18-year-old boy, in terms of wage he is mature but way he acts is not. i don't think sell in may, go away. chicago is a place where in the summer we explode anyway. now 2/3 of the country will explode. liz: mark travis feels like it is 29-year-old guy looks to get married that had extended run. you like staples, western union, oaktree capital, american eagle. let's pick staples. that had a difficult run at certain points of its career and life. what do you like about this name? >> well i think, liz, they probably need to contract in europe. they're contracting in north america. but what is kind of underneath the covers that a lot of people are not familiar with, what we call, north american delivery which is really i believe number two internet retailer u.s. behind amazon. david: mark, forgive me for interrupting but we do have earnings on yelp. adam shapiro, what are they? >> seems to be a beat, david. adjusts earnings loss of four cents a share. the street was expecting loss of six cents per share on revenue 76.4 million in first quarter. street was expecting 75.06 million. guidance for the seco

chicago. david: so, john, does all this booed news make you excited or a little nervous? >> i would say we're excited but at the same time we're nervous. because we think, what, to keep this bull market going we think it will be all about revenues, revenues, revenues. and earnings, earnings, earnings. we've seen multiples, race ahead. what we need to see is earnings and revenue catch up. and, to use analogy from the auto industry, you know, there is increased use of turbo chargers and superchargers to power vehicles today. and what we need is something to turbo charge an ideally supercharge revenues. liz: supercharge revenues. listen as we wait on earnings numbers, joel i bring it to you. you're concerned about perhaps putting a cone of safety around portfolios to avoid volatility. we do have the vix at pretty significant lows though, not showing a lot of stress. what type of volatility are you talking about? >> well, i'm really talking about what we've seen here in the first quarter of this year. we saw two significant scares if you will in the market. you know, keep in mind, liz, most of our investors are retired people. so they're a little adverse to volatility. maybe a lit