he finessed it. she seems to be fin negotiation it. this getting more difficult. bill clinton has come out with this. i heard him in tokyo a month ago, he was for this thing. she has come out for it as secretary of state. she said it was gold -- the gold standard. how can she pull away with the finesse for a time and then come out when it mattered? your thoughts. >> i think it's very difficult for hillary clinton to come out against this deal because of her work on it when she was secretary of state and because of what she said when she was secretary of state. she doesn't need to be the leading democrat advocate for the bill. and that's where i think the finesse may come in that she expresses some concerns, that she acknowledges some of the points that elizabeth warren and others are making. but i think it would be really difficult. it would be a clear flip-flop if hillary clinton said this is a deal that shouldn't go through. >> let me be tough here? shouldn't leaders lead? i know that's optimistic and idealistic. but shouldn't leaders come out and say you know w

she was more of a finesse player. people call us power and finesse. >> reporter: the cousins have been playing together since 2nd grade when regan convinced caroline to pick up a lacrosse stick. >> for me obviously basketball was not going to work out. i'm only 5' 3. lacrosse was my passion from the start. >> reporter: while power pursued her love for hoops she also caught the lacrosse bug. >> the fact i got to share it with her made me more passionate about it. >> reporter: with the support of their families the two became a force on the field and didn't lose a game together until 7th grade. they've had the same coach for six years. >> they have a sixth sense for each other. they know each other's strengths and weaknesses. >> i trust her enough that i'll throw the ball before she even gets there knowing she'll go to that spot. >> once i get that cut i know i'm going to get the ball. >> reporter: their sophomore year of high school both girl were heavily recruited and jmu offered them both scholarships. regan accepted

charles barkley suggested they are too small and they can't win it all because they are a jump shooting finesse team. green plays defense like a dog. and he shows up and shows up angry regularly. the number one defensive team is not soft. >> never heard of a team that was number one in defense be referred to as soft. if someone called us soft i am not aware of it. think of how stupid that is. i'm sorry. no offense. that's a rash generalization to make. >> and a reminder once again warriors and pellicans high noon, be there only on abc7 followed by after the game with the exwarriors. and surprisingly particular wets were available for tomorrow's game. warriors.com and a bunch at the 200 level. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> right now on jimmy kimmle, [ music playing ] >> i'm cheryl jennings. our show today focuses on col consumption and the deadly dangers of drinking too much. according to a report from the world health organization, 2012 saw 3 million alcohol of

charles barkley suggested they are too small and they can't win it all because they are a jump shooting finessereen plays defense like a dog. and he shows up and shows up angry regularly. the number one defensive team is not soft. >> never heard of a team that was number one in defense be referred to as soft. if someone called us soft i am not aware of it. think of how stupid that is. i'm sorry. no offense. that's a rash generalization to make. >> and a reminder once again warriors and pellicans high noon, be there only on abc7 followed by after the game with the exwarriors. and surprisingly particular wets were available for tomorrow's game. warriors.com and a bunch at the 200 l >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> right now on jimmy kimmle, duane "the rock" >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- dwayne johnson. rihanna. and music from death cab for cutie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, after all is said and done, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

a sport that requires a lot of skill, finess. in arizona there is arizona united. >> yeah! >> yes.se guys getting out there, having a good time getting their training and putting together a video. they recently received a new transfer from the united kingdom. >> oh, my -- >> do you know what's funny? such a distinct difference. i was checking out the players' legs and then we got to ollie. it was like oh! >> thanks for the confidence boost, guys. >> we've seen so many of these truck shot videos that i decide to find out how hard it is. i come down to arizona united to pull off an epic trick shot. or not as the case may be. >> when they're out there, training they do this trick shot bit of training. hit the cross bar. >> no! >> they try to float the ball in and hit the bar at the top of the goal. it's unreal. >> it is ridiculous. not three seconds after we start, these guys just start rain reigning them in. >> what can you do? >> i tried to get a bit of device from scott from scotland. >> okay. ollie, keep your head down. get it straight underneath the ball. >> they line up a whole

charles barkley suggested they are too small and they can't win it all because they are a jump shooting finessem. green plays defense like a dog. and he shows up and shows up angry regularly. the number one defensive team is not soft. >> never heard of a team that was number one in defense be referred to as soft. if someone called us soft i am not aware of it. think of how stupid that is. i'm sorry. no offense. that's a rash generalization to make. >> and a reminder once again warriors and pellicans high noon, be there only on abc7 followed by after the game with the exwarriors. and surprisingly particular wets were available for tomorrow's game. warriors.com and a bunch at the 200 level. did ya know? fresh step extreme lightweight litter isn't just light. it's also the best lightweight for eliminating odors. amazing, right? for superior odor elimination try fresh step extreme... lighweight.

everything runs fluid but, san francisco is a small city and we just got to get used to moving and finessing our way around and finding the other forms of transportation and i think that the water taxi as time goes on will play a bigger part in people going to fisherman's wharf and they don't have to drive they can get on the water taxi and so i like this, and i am glad that brought this information out and because, we got to continue to support fisherman's wharf and i think that more people will be coming to the city and we will be getting more visitors and i just can't imagine how many people will be down there when the super bowl happens, it is going to be madness down there i want to be the middle of that madness, i want to tell you right now and a couple of drinks and be down there and to me that is chaos and it is life, and it is vibrant and i like it and i am not ready for a rest home and so i am going to be down there with you and i support you. >> thank you so much, for coming and for your presentation. really exciting. and you know we took a little bit of a gamble when we tried to

. >> that was an answer with great finesse. >> absolutely. >> you have put out a bill trying to get organizations that are putting money into the campaign -- we've seen $3 million come into this race so far -- to say who they are and what they're about. but i notice that these organizations, they're not shy about saying, "yeah, that's me. i put that money in." how would this bill change anything? >> well, you have to report it. you can say that, "we're participating in it," but i don't know where all of that money is coming from and who funds those organizations. the simple reality is that we did extensive campaign reform to have some level of participation in terms of who's actually showing that money. there's an extreme lack of transparency in what's going on. that was not the intention. i think this is going around the spirit of what we have done in the past. i think it needs to be changed. we cannot limit those contributions, but we can in fact ask for people to be transparent in terms of who's actually funding these campaigns. >> okay. councilman, always a pleasure when you're here. thank yo

he was also a rowdy child but he had a little bit of finesse about him. he knew how to deal with his father a little bit more. he knew how i to hide things a little bit more. so even though he was punished never to the extent that jesse was. and he went on to have a very good life. he became an owner of a couple of restaurants. he married twice. he had, god, seven children? lots of grandchildren. they still love on today. none of them are named their uncle, jesse. [laughter] no one none of them wanted to talk the me. [laughter] so, you know they don't want any connections. so charles had a very -- it's not to say that maybe deep down he didn't have a darker side but he didn't allow it to come out. of course. >> well, thank you so much for coming and thank you to the audience as well. like i said before, we have books for sale at the remmer is and we're doing a book signing. very timely, we've got some treats for everyone so partake as well. thank you, everyone. [applause]

>> you say it with a certain finesse.ou matt. >>> prince harry is putting his royal foot down when it comes to way he is photographed. he was touring australia's tomb of the unknown soldier yesterday and an admirer tried to seek a selfie, but when another young friend asked for a picture, he gently nixed the request. >> prince harry made his opinion on selfies clear. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> all right meteorologist, adam joseph, along with the accuweather forecast we are not going to complain because better days are ahead. >> not like rick williams when i do the 5:30, he is always compla

but there's a way you can finesse the system to get that to happen. do you agree with me?is a way to get over and above obamacare limits? get more money out of the federal government? >> i believe it 100%. i think that hospitals absolutely are manipulating the system and doing things in order to obtain more money from the government. ultimately it's us, the taxpayers who will suffer. because they're just setting really, really high prices. and they're doing nothing to help control the cost. obamacare does not address hospitals. they address doctors and other areas but they don't address hospitals in the same way. gerri: so much for bending that cost curve, my friend. i guess that will happen some other time. dr. campbell, thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. have a great day. >> tax day has come and gone. 80% of taxpayers will receive a refund from uncle sam. according to the irs. the average amount taxpayers will receive is more than $2,800. almost $3,000. here with the best way to spend that money. greg mcbride. now, greg, i know you well. you an

their job was to finesse this softer side of the hard side of war.he most tested elite forces we don't hear about, the rangers, army special operations. some men had been deployed 10 11, 12 times in this war. they were asked to bring out people who don't have the same training and selection. what they found was women would add value. they could find things, talk to people they couldn't. >> and tell us how she died. >> so first lieutenant ashley white was killed on a nighttime operation in afghanistan along side two rangers. sergeant first class christopher dome and private first class christopher on his first. what they em body is service character, people that believe in being something bigger than themselves. really serving a cause in which they believed. they all perished together. in fact ashley was honored by the led of army special operations command. they attended the funeral of ashley and said these women will be forever part of military history and define what it means to be a female in united states army. >> you've captured it. i've covered

us a long way but we still have a long way to go and i think that's the way she's going to try to finesse her connection with the obama record. >> it's really funny to hear president obama say "my friend." isn't it it obama and valerie jarrett threw her under the bus the fact she's using her personal e-mail for secretary of state. >> they're likeable enough, hillary "my friend." i think what's important you saw some polls from some key states including iowa, florida and others ohio i think and they showed hillary clinton's trust, the trust worthiness to be rather low and i think what you're seeing and going to see with the e-mail scandal is news of a scandal breaks. we all cover it for 48 hours. there's a poll taken 48 hours later, shows no change and everybody says gee it didn't affect her. well it does. it takes a long time to sync in and out of the country and i think the e-mail problem and the more we'll likely learn about the e-mail problem is going to cause her continuing trouble in the race. >> what about the continuing trouble around benghazi. we just heard from senator isakson wh

successful candidate including republicans who have reached the white house have to learn how to master or finesselize the press even if they think the press is being hostile. >> howard kurtz, great to see you. what's coming up on "media buzz"? >> we'll talk about hillary clinton's weekend launch and the way the coverage of the shooting, the fatal and tragic shooting in north carolina, that narrative is very different on the videotape than what we saw in ferguson. >> thank you. >>> coming up, up next, they say the fda allowed dangerous product that are supposed to help consumers allow them to be on store shelves across the country. coming up, our doctor weighs in on what it means and about the health risks. >>> then, there's this -- a man accused of stalking sandra bullock. we're hearing the 911 call made by the terrified actress after she says she saw him in her house. >> 911 emergency, operator 214. >> yes, i'm in -- someone has broken into my house. i'm hiding in the closet. >> they're in the house now is. >> yes. yes, they are. retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand

i think it's a fairly easy -- finesse. we don't know what will be in a final deal before congress. it's easy enough to say i need to wait and see what's in the deal. i think people who have been opposing the tpp will be well advised to try talking specifically about what they would not like to see in the tpp. fast tracking doesn't mean congress has given a rubber stamp to it. whatever deal is negotiated will have to come back and receive an up or down vote. if labor doesn't -- >> no amendment. you take it as it is? >> exactly. but you can take it or leave it. laying out what we would take and leave, i think it's a parallel thing to iran. you've had the president saying you know congress has rights to involve itself in this but we don't want them involving themselves inside too granular a level because tell blow up the deal. you can say the same about this dole deal. in the 2016 campaign, i do not think this will be a leading issue in the campaign because it is so complicated. has so many parts. frankly, you talk about the biggest trade devdeal since naft -- >> is this an opening to

>> where we do multiple tests like the finesse, the obstacle course, then we compete at rowan university, then we go go to nationals. >> with robots? >> yes. >> where do you test these robots? under water? >> well, we go -- >> in a pool? show me a pool, man, cool. so the sea bots have a pool, indoor pool, i might lose with you my ear piece, so i'm talk little bit. up do guys get to be here all the day part of the day? how long during the day are you here? >> we come here every day after school to practice. >> oh, my gosh. look who is here. another guy who loves science. >> that's right. how are you? i'm having fun with the sea bots here. talking little bit about rov. so basically, explain little bit about what this actually is. >> rov stand for remotely operated vehicle which means that it is a robot that's attached with a tether to a control box. >> i'm going to stop you. this is middle into. >> yes, it is. >> you guys are so prepared for everything for the rest of your life. that's awesome. >> yes. >> and i understand that you guys do land based robots when you get to high school? >> y

he called it with finesse and style. because your kid rules and his picks are awesome, here we go. can you make sure the youngster in your family who is the champion receives his orange room jersey with wrangler. he will be the coolest kid at his school. >> thank you. i would like to thank the little people. nice job, buddy. >> jack is on the phone right now. no, he's not. . >> tamron, thank you very much. coming up, staffers tell all. what is being revealed about life inside the white house that has washington buzzing. >> speak of the bees that had kids screaming in terror at the easter egg roll. but first, this is "today" on nbc. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion

great finesse and great style.because your kid rules and his picks are pretty awesome, there you go can you make sure the youngster in your family who is the champion receives his orange room jersey. he will be the coolest kid at school. >> and you too. matching father/son outfits. >> i would like to thank the little people. nice job. good stuff. >> we are going to talk to duke's coach k. live in just a few. >> thank you very much. staffers tell all what's being revealed about life inside the white house that has washington buzzing. >>> and speak issing of the bees that had kids screaming in terror at the annual easter regular roll. the president trying to diffuse that situation. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up the poisoning of an entire family on vacation in the caribbean. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's fir

i can't zay wait to see how people finesse that. >> we can't let you leave a. big picture. it away. the big picture. here we go. >> are we playing against each other? >> i'll be the judge. here it is. >> albert einstein. >> you saw it here. >> oh man, okay. >> very nice. here we go. albert einstein. there it is the famous photo. let's see again. okay. oh. >> no. >> vladimir putin, president obama. vladimir putin? [ laughter ] >> that's never happened. okay. >> oh. >> ow. >> oh. >> willie geist. >>. not you? i still don't know what i'm looking at here. this is the awards show. >> kal is this you? >> i wish. >> look at those gams. >> will fer em. >> oh! >> of course. >> do we have another one? >> one moron with kal. >> that's me. >> there it is. >> kal, it's always so good to see you. "the big picture" airs monday on nat-geo. check it out. >>> up next the producer of paranormal activity. >> if romance is moron your sometime. the blake lively show. "the age of you love our greatest, now try our latest. olive garden's irresistible new duos. featuring two delicious entrees on on

that there was a large garrison and even having trouble defeating 5,160,000 again i'm not trying to finesse this was a one was more important than the other but as someone that spent his entire career studying the effect of terrorism in the political violence on the government decision-making trying to better understand the countermeasures that could be used to defeat terrorism that was my interest why i thought at least for english literature and hebrew literature is pretentious and controversial. he described one of the news organizations that was the issue of socialism versus capitalism. so, there it still i think woven into the fabric of the israeli today about an english language i think a lot of these debates and especially the nuances are less well known. .. >> we were communicating with each other, we were engaged, i began talking about that on the list and then 9/11 came and everything changed. my son had gone to the navy and within a few short hours, everything. i would write about being encouraged and ultimately i was as