the presidential race let's get to dimaggio. i was away on vacation and i walk into the walgreens the new york post. we should have known about this earlier. >> he does like he had window shades on his eyes. it's like sergeant schultz. >> i know nothing! how could he not know? >> what they are investigating is if there is a quick protocol here. these two individuals are being investigated for pretty large sums of money. there has been no accusations. precinct. they give him diamonds . it's a gratuity. the cop would give them to his wife. >> all under bill de blasio's watch who acts like he has not a worry in the world . you better watch out! you might work out on the daisychain walk. you getting indicted by the vara . ben: let's talk about politics. the primary is one week away and it looks like donald trump and hillary clinton on the front letters. it's a tight race between sanders . >> he actually goes back to the board hood apartment that he had not far from the high school that he went to it's the same one that ruth paneer g

. >> the mayor wakes up and this is what he will see . involving mayor dimaggio creating an element of fear. the post does not mince words. three advisors were recently served with subpoenas in the ongoing investigation into the mayor's fundraising practices. emma wolf is the mayor's director of intergovernmental affairs. he served as treasurer for the mayor's not-for-profit , campaign one new york. this is a consulting firm that works on his campaign in the city's teachers union was also served. the subpoenas came from the us attorney's office and the manhattan da. they are looking into allegations of circumventing campaign donation limits. it's in order to stack the statehouse with legislators agenda. he was directly involved in discussions with these political donors. the mayor's attorney responded to these reports with city hall has been subpoenaed . we are fully cooperating in the mayor has not been personally served. >> former new york state senator new york senator will be sentenced today. he was found guilty of strong-arming several companies with business before the state legi

i thought it was like dimaggio's hit streak really. and i was wrong. said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> and winning 73 games also gives the warriors the last laugh with all the former players who have been so critical of golden state's success over the last few years. the sour grapes taste sweet to the warriors now though. >> we don't do anything to try to make a claim to anyone. i mean at the end of the day our championship was luck last year and, you know, we have lucked our way into 73 wins this year. >> if anybody asks me about anything in 20 years i am going to say everyone sucked and we were the best and back in my day, um, and the game's changed just, you know, it's just watered down and it's crap and that's basically what i'm going to say in 20 years so i can fit in with everybody else. >> the warriors are getting plenty of respect from las vegas. golden state enters the play- offs as the favorite to win the championship. they will take on the rockets in the first round. >> houston, we have a problem! >> local tv

it was dimaggio's hit streak. and i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> and they both played on that team and it looks a lot better in print. all right, we will take it out right here and we will be back in sports with reaction from the entire team. what a night it was. they will play on saturday at 12:30. reporting live, mike shumann. >> incredible. thank you, shu. let's pick up our team coverage with katie who is outside oracle. >> katie, fans are ecstatic, i know. >> great word. this just feels very familiar at this point. the warriors win big and fans are super excited. it is commonplace which is the greatest compliment. this is not like any other win. the warriors broke the record. >> 73 wins. warrior! >> i am glad because it means so much. >> i love the bulls. i love jordan, but i am from the bay area and dub nation all the way. >> way to go, curry! >> i have been freaking out all night. it was a great game. we are having a great ni

it was dimaggio's hit streak. and i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> and they both played on that team and it looks a lot better in print. all right, we will take it out right here and we will be back in sports with reaction from the entire team. what a night it was. they will play on saturday at 12:30. reporting live, mike shumann. >> incredible. thank you, shu. let's pick up our team coverage with katie who is outside oracle. >> katie, fans are ecstatic, i know. >> great word. this just feels very familiar at this point. the warriors win big and fans are super excited. it is commonplace which is the greatest compliment. this is not like any other win. the warriors broke the record. >> 73 wins. warrior! >> i am glad because it means so much. >> i love the bulls. i love jordan, but i am from the bay area and dub nation all the way. >> way to go, curry! >> i have been freaking out all night. it was a great game. we are having a great ni

i thought it was dimaggio's history. i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now i said 20 years ago. i don't think this will ever be broken. >> golden state now sets its sight on defending its title and taking on the houston rockets in round one of the playoffs. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders square off in a sanders hopes tuesday's new york primary will help cut into clinton's lead in delegates. on the republican side, front-runner donald trump is arguing as much with party leaders as he is with his opponents. don champion is here in new york. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton and bernie sanders were energized by supporters at rallies last night across new york city. sanders hopes a strong debate performance tonight will help him pull off an upset on tuesday. the republicans, in the meantime, are positioning themselves even more for a fight at their convention in july. on the eve of tonight's critical new york debate, bernie sanders drew 27,000 people to manhattan's iconic washington square

i thousand it was hike dimaggio's his streak, i was -- hit streak, but i was wrong. but i don't think this will be broken. >> reporter: now comes the championship run, and you better buckle in, ken and elizabeth, because if the they go to the finals and goes to game 7, june 19th. a couple months away. it's going to be a fun ride that begins this weekend. we'll have more from the locker room coming up in sports. >> all right, sounds good. see you later on the show, dennis. >>> on the other side of the bay, a colorful tribute to the golden state warriors. this is a live picture of san francisco city hall, lit up in gold and blue to celebrate the team's historic win. >> and called the next best thing to being at oracle, some fans watched the chase for history at alameda theater. there was a free lime simulcast. fans loaded up on snacks, sat back and enjoyed the action. >>> i just wanted to celebrate with the community. it's a great event, celebrate for free. >>> from warriors, to the weather. live look outside in marin county. we have the golden gate bridge, and rain on

i thought it was like dimaggio's hit streak really and i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now that i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> yeah. great, great, great season by the warriors. now they start the serious business of the post. here we go with the lakers. you believe kobe bryant? the headlines across the country as great as what the warriors did, going to be a lot of kobe bryant's last game. >> please put your hands together for kobe bryant. [ cheering and applause ] >> kobe! kobe! kobe! >> worst season in laker history, but they ended with something to talk about all time throughout the game, video tributes to bryant on the scoreboard. he scored 21 in the 1st half and in the 4th quarter he had 40 points. he took 50 shots, but nobody in the arena cared. they wanted him to shoot 60, if he could. he left with 51 points at this juncture and then comes back at the end to finish with 60. so there it is. kobe bryant, 60 points in his final game as the lakers beat utah and we'll just tell you that the giants lost in colorado and the a's lost to t

when he failed to hit in games 57, should you have traded dimaggio? should you have cut him? was he finished? is that smart thinking? same with the market. corrections are to be expected and accepted as a matter of course, particularly after 56 great days of the market you're going to get something like that. when they happen, they're not a reason to panic, they can be great opportunities, even as people insist that the market is done because the charts are bad, taking out the 200 day moving average, created a bearish cross, a death cross, a hindenburg cross whatever the heck that is or the market is unpalatable, some claptrap i hear every time the market snaps a winning streak with a couple of losses and we put on or you read bears who come out of hibernation. they like to be right that day. now, given that so many don't expect corrections, here's something that that seems common sense kuala lumpur b sensical but are avoided by people i have met. lots of people wrongly believe in being fully invested at all times. lots of managers think they're supposed to be fully invested

his 361st homer tying him with joe dimaggio. in tampa. a line drive. a hole in the negligent and goes through and hits a woman. sousa went into the stands to check on her. she was conscious and talking on her way to a local hospital. hopefully she is okay. i'm john clark with your sports. enjoy your weekend. >>> hey looking for something to do today? head down the faithful an ticks and art show. it continues at the navy yard. more than 50 dealers and galleries will show off their furniture, art, jewelry and books. tickets are $20 for general admission. the show runs through tomorrow. >>> starting today in burlington county, dog owners will have a new place to let their pets play. lumberton village will open their park at 11:00. it's on main street. coming up in our 8:30 to 9:30 hour you'll meet an adorable animal as we renew our commitment to clear the shelters. >>> the bulls and bears of wall street got a visit from the wildcats yesterday. senior members of villanova's men's basketball rang the opening bell for the new york stock exchange. the coach w

tying joe dimaggio for 81st place on the all-time home run list.hat is lofty territory. >>> scary in tampa. hits a line drive. went through the netting. a hole in it. hits a woman. souza checks on her. she was conscious and talking on her way to a hospital. i'm john clark. have a good weekend. we're right back. that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> weekend's here. >> yes. the weekend finally is here and we have a beautiful weekend in the forecast because temperatures are going to keep warming and then by monday, look at that. philadelphia 80 degrees. if you're in pennsy

one good thing did occur, that was ryan howard hitting his 361st career home run tying joe dimaggio for1st on the all time list. tonight aaron nola on the mound against max scherzer. >>> we got a taste of fall on north broad street today. the temple owls held their annual cherry and white game to give the fans a glimpse of the future of the owls program. head coach matt rhule showing off some of this top recruits and some of the top returning players from last year's team that had a breakout campaign. as you'll recall the owls finished a 2015 season 10 and four over and seven and one in the aac. >>> some hoops. warriors quest for back to back titles began this afternoon. steph curry dropped 24 points. helper right there as clay thompson had that dunk and then festus right here off the sean livingston miss, the put back helps the warriors to a 104-78 win. >>> raptors and pacers kicked it off earlier today. that's derosen with a fade away tough shot over paul george. paul george and the indiana pacers would have the last laugh. here he is for three. he had 27 second half points. that push

not a big deal until you realize he's tied with joe dimaggio. >> sometimes, it's hard to think of yourame being in the same breath as some of these guys that played the game before. so it's really a very humbling type situation. worts really can't describe that kind of feeling. >> that's your look at sports. back to you. >> danny, thank you. a perfect day for baseball and a parade. so in delaware county they combined the two. hundreds of kids with their families and coaches paraded to black rock park. the sophomore wood athletic association has something else to celebrate. a brand-new scoreboard dedicated to bud rogers who founded the league back in 1956. another check of the forecast. violeta, nice night? >> absolutely, beautiful night. once again, we'll see the temperatures fall quickly for the northern and western suburbs and southern new jersey. here's your ten-day outlook for philadelphia. keeping dry through the next several days, perhaps reaching the 80 degree mark on monday. people will be happy about that. it won't be until the end of next week that we could see rain fall. >>

dimaggio says he will sign legislation in early this week a performer was dressed like spiderman and he pled guilty to disorderly conduct after he would was restraining the boy who refused to give him a tip. >> no rules will be in effect . >> things are getting heated in the democratic race for the white house. it's a lot of very respectful ones over the last few months. >> have you ever had problems with the metro card? >> have you ever had to swipe it five times? >> maybe five. >> i always put it in their. >> that have been to hillary clinton. she and bernie sanders have had a couple of interesting days here in new york. robert moses joins us live from oakland. robert you have to say you love the tablet treatment. >> you are about to begin >> presidential candidates are fooling no one. >> hillary clinton had an issue with her metro card and bernie sanders told the daily news that he still used tokens. neither of those went well. this is what bernie sanders will hold a rally and these are his old stomping grounds. he grew up. he went to high school here. he will hold a rally around

hillary clinton led leads by 12 in the latest poll and she's been endorsed by governor cuomo and mayor dimaggio. >> i like all of those people, they're good people, but whether it's colorado or washington, we have the entire establishment against us and guess what, more often than not, we win. >> so far the democratic primary has been tough. hillary clinton's chief strategy said this eyebrow raising comment. campaign like a "brooklyn" "brooklyn" night. and she's going to campaign like a senator. >> i do know, i want in "brooklyn" and were very proud of that. if it means being aggressive or being smart or tough, expect except that title. >> somebody hits us with a knife, you wouldn't wouldn't hit back. >> he's also going after trumps comment that he wouldn't go after isis. >> the idea of talking about using nuclear weapons, and when you have so many weapons all over the world, it's totally insane. on pizza that culinary issue that divides so many issues, >> i know i have to admit it, i'm picking up the pizza and eating it without the fork. >> he plans to spend a lot more time in newhkp( york and

i thought it was like the dimaggio hit streak. i was wrong.say the same thing now i said 20 years ago, i don't think this will ever be broken. >> he said he is very proud of his team and said it take as lot of work and dedication. that is what everyone is paying about steph curry's personal record finishing with 402, three pointers now the first player ever in the number to do that. the warriors are gathering up to take on houston rockets on saturday at home in the playoffs . >> after midnight, steph curry tweeted "tone was special, 73, we did something never done before in the history of the league. together." he has the game jersey, the shoe, and the court. >> i have pulled up a lot of the tweaks and this is from president obama. can you see he tweeted out before the game how it would be a big night for the warriors and he showed steph curry doing the steph curry dance. and the president doing his version of it at the white house. love that. why like to show feet on tv but i make an exception for the i make an exception for the mayor in oakl

his 361st career homer tying him with joe dimaggio. scary scene in tampa. a line drive. a hole in the netting and it goes through and hits a woman. sousa went into the stands to check on her. she was conscious and talking on her way to a local hospital. hopefully she is okay. i'm john clark with your sports. enjoy your weekend. >>> today folks across philadelphia will be picking up trash, pulling weed and painting buildings to make their neighborhoods look best. the 9/11 annual philly spring clean up begins at 9:00 this morning. in previous years volunteers removed 8 million pounds of trash and recyclables from their streets. >>> football fans will get a look at the 2016 team today. the annual cherry and white spring game starts at 1:00 at the football complex at 10th and diamond streets near campus in north philadelphia. gates open at noon. admission is free. should be a pretty decent day and night for the ball game. tonight phillies and nationals get-together for their second of a three game series at citizens bank park. here's a live look at the park in south philly.

his 361st career homer tying him with joe dimaggio. scary scene in tampa. a line drive. hole in the netting and it goes through and hits a woman. sousa went into the stands to check on her. she was conscious and talking on her way to a local hospital. hopefully she is okay. i'm john clark with your sports. enjoy your weekend. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by president obama and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> pbs 10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. this morning we're joined by janice from the pennsylvania spca. tell us how janice came from to the spca care. >> came through humane law enforcement two months ago. she's a 5-year

. ♪ any way you look at it >> well, the reference there is to joe dimaggio.d have been the hottest run since '41 whether he went on that 56-game hit streak. but after 51 straight quarters of sales gains, apple whiffs. they miss. sales down. you can see shares are getting punished right now. the chart indicates by about 6% plus. so has apple fallen far from the tree? welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen along with melissa lee and brian sullivan. we'll have a series of special reports from iran. and the countdown is on to t

and i grew up in the era of joe dimaggio and mickey mantle. and when steinbrenner came across, it sort of soured d me. and i lost interest pretty much. but i i'm stillll 10 years old when it comes to being a yankee fanan. >> all right. . ha ha! [applause] why do you think elizabeth warren was not given the position of head off the consumer financial protection bureau? >> because shwas too gogood for the job. my father once said, "the only way you lose your job in government is to do your job." [laughter] >> there you go. [applause] all right. what advice would you give to someone having a child in 2013? >> uh, is there a reason for the year? >> just meaning now. it could be now. >> this is not a nostradamus question. >> no, no. [laughter] don't know. probably not. ha ha! [audience member speaking indistinctly] >> this is the advice. >> read the book. >> these are my parentst'. we just wrote them m down from time to time through their comments in a cigar box, which all children should do for their parents and grandpararents, because there's hug

he is suing the dimaggio administration. >> all right we have this in the news. take a look at this piece of equipment.is acquired by the nassau county police department. it's the rock! it's a heavy duty bulldozer . it can be used in tactical situations where police need protection. it's part battling ram and a lot of force. >> it's only one of 18. should be interesting. there is plenty of uses for it. >> we could physically remove the window and take the person out . >> they use it in san bernardino. >> hopefully this thing doesn't get too much use. i cannot use about much they means they don't have to.>> let's talk weather. the sun is out. >> temperatures are going up. today is on the cool side for starters but we are starting to recover from the early morning show . we had to tonight and things look pretty good. here is what we stand at central park. wind is coming in from the northwest and that's throughout the northeast. 340 right now with williamsport and they mainly clear sky. we will see sunshine as we had throughout the day. high temperatures go and high

. >> we have new video meanwhile showing major dimaggio hugging one of the two men at the center of the federal corruption investigation. the mayor said he vaguely he is coming out of the house a year ago and he gives him a hug on the way out. this is jerry outside his home in 2014. >> there is a new poll that shows mayor deblasio and not many people think he's doing a good job. >> ted cruz yesterday, whenever we estimate question he brought up mayor diblasio. he's like, values like mary loggia! >> put us in an awkward position. >> i felt okay. >> do we defend the mayor or do we let him go on and on? >> what do we do? [laughter] enough of that for now. hi, my. >> i wanted him to lay out the entire thing. >> bring out something new . >> i wanted to hear it. >> hello, audrey. why are you wearing the brace of our journey? >> we're talking about a new bill. it's not on your back. >> always look at audrey. no injuries here. >> people look at the shoes and that's what girls do . >> you guys check each other out. you wear it to complement each other. >> you know what i mean. ui each other up a

. ♪ any way you look at it >> well, the reference there is to joe dimaggio.t could have been the hottest run since '41 whether he went on that 56-game hit streak. but after 51 straight quarters of sales gains, apple whiffs. they miss. sales down. you can see shares are getting punished right now. the chart indicates by about 6% plus. so has apple fallen far from the tree? welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen along with melissa lee and brian sullivan. we'll have a series of special reports from iran. and the countdown is on to the fed decision. or nondecision. 59 minutes from now. >> but meantime, we start off with apple. that stock is more than doubled the daily volume average, 80 million shares trade sod far today. as you might expect, apple is pressuring the nasdaq. surprising moves in the dow and s&p 500 which look to be pretty resill yenlt on t yenl-- resili of this news. what does apple need to do to bounce back from the first revenue decline in 13 years? let's bring in our analyst who lowered the price to $125 after $141. jason ware, he owns 143,000 s

. >> beats dimaggio.tburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> well there has not been a girl born in that family right there in 101 years. since 1914. the underdahl family has only had boys. four generations of them. but now that streak is over. thanks to little aurelia. she entered the world -- there she is on april 12th. joining me now are the proud parents scott and ashton and aurelia and her brother archer. thank you for being with us, guys. >> no problem. >> good morning. >> good morning. all right. scott, four generations of boys. since your aunt back in 1914 there has not been a little girl born in your family, 101 years later you welcome the birth of your little girl. what was that day like for you? >> mostly shock and deer in the head lights kind of feeling. panic. what do i do with a little girl? >> ashton how about you? >> it's exciting. >> disbelief until the day she got here. so thankful for