hallelujah. >> group: hallelujah. >> preacher: hallelujah, hallelujah. >> group: hallelujah. >> anthonyat we see is seen only from a window moving past, then gone. one window. my window. if you'd been here, chances are you would've seen things differently. whoa. >> darren: whoa. >> anthony: you've lived it now. looking back, if you were editing this show, how would you tell this sty? >> darren: uh. >> anthony: this is it, this is the food stop. i am starving. >> darren: i am so with you. [ shouting ] >> anthony: that is quite a scene. >> darren: lots of kids. you want that? >> anthony: uh, uh, uh. this is really -- up here. >> darren: you always want a simple answer to everything to make it all make sense and it seems to -- i don't know, it's just constantly surprising. >> preacher: what can you see everywhere in god? in the office, in the market. people are still making sin. >> darren: as a kid i always wondered if i was good enough to get on the ark. so i always, sort of, empathized with people who didn't make it. >> preacher: god make all of the animals come inside the big ship. and

, say hallelujah after me. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. >> hallelujah. deputy vails helps facilitate the service. >> with this church these guys have gone from judging other people based on their crime, to judging them as the men they are in here. which i have never seen. >> when i am there, i am there for the sole purpose of jesus, i'm there to right my wrongs. i mean wrong is wrong. sin is sin. i am not contradicting myself. but i even shake some of their hand. >> you guys have been studying the bible. how far back do you think prejudice goes? >> i have never had an issue. i have never had an argument. i have never had a problem. slowly as these guys would talk to each other they realize that the person you are inside has nothing to do with the color of your skin. because you are accused of a crime doesn't mean you did it. so the gang dropouts would sit with the homosexuals or sit with the child molesters, sit with the rapists they could put their differences aside while they sat and read the bible. >> while deputy vail supports the serv

. >> hallelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah. >> next step. layer. you want to get your trays out.ing glass baking dishes. go in the freezer and in the oven as well as the the microwave when you want to reheat this. now we start assembly line. remember the ugly pieces. throw them at the bottom. no whi no one will know they're there. from here, we go meat. now it is time for the cottage cheese. and the prep here can be pretty tough. so watch closely. ready. that's it. whew. traditional lasagna, use ricotta, with cottage cheese, lower the calorie count significantly, get ton of nutritional value out of it. extra protein. repeat same steps, second layer. top with layer of egg plant, sauce, low mat mozarella. baek it. 350, 30 minutes. we'll be done. kitchen is clean. and we have. 7 minutes left. however sthal we pass the time? ♪ dancing with myself ♪ dancing with myself ♪ ♪ ready to see the final product? tah-dah. probably should have remembered to clean it off before putting it in the toaster oven. now the fun part. a little hot. little hot. but really good. traditional slice of lasag

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, hallelujah ♪ ♪ say, yeah, yeah woo, hoo ♪ ♪ it's good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ good, good, goodelove. >> you're starting us off. launching us for next week. we have a huge lineup. amy poehler, steve carell, kristen wiig, jamie foxx and julie andrews. >> wow. >> that's huge. >> and al roker. >> well, and dylan dreyer. and sheinelle jones. >> people are -- kathie le pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. about 10:00. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley to find out how things are in easton. >> cloudy and sprinkles in easton, the steady rain will be moving in. it's in allentown. there is easton with sprinkles. maiden creek saw a shower. most of this line of showers is light rainfall through wilmington and now philadelphia getting some rain, it's about to taper off in cape may. the steady rainfall, you can see it on the view from the hotel. beach avenue i

hallelujah. man, we're -- couldn't happen again.dn't -- we couldn't shoot some more torpedos and not go on. no. okay. we'll track this guy. so his friend and my captain bill brockman said we're going to get as close as we can. now a submarine fights, fires torpedos at least 1500 yards or less. not greater than. that you want to be between 1,000 yard mark and the 1500 mark. how about 700 yards? that's how close we were. the captain could read some of the japanese writing on the ship. that's how close we were. make tubes ready, one, two, and three. okay. they were ready to go. now you fire from the tower. fire one, fire two, fire three. number one hit, number two hit, number three hit. water is a very good acoustical sound. you could hear everything. one exploded. two exploded, three did not. now we had -- we had props at the -- problems at the beginning of the war torpedos not exploding. here we got two fish that was enough to take the carrier of tremendous list. now it was -- they were patching her up. they wanted to land some of th

when this thing opens up, hallelujah.>> it's almost >>> it's six:54 here are the seven things you she know. number one mountain based going is face a record $2.7 billion fine from the european union today. they say google illegally faifrd its own shopping service over competitors. >> number 2 san jose police are looking for any other victims following the arrest of a local swim coach timothy nguyen win accused of molesting and intimidating children at a private club called quick silver swimming. >>> number 3 syria is denying white house allegations this morning that it's preparing for another chemical attack on its own people. the white house vowed last night that syria would pay a, quote, heavy price if there was another attack. >>> number four gop leaders in the assassinated are wrangling for last minute votes ahead of tomorrow's action on the gop healthcare billing. it will only take two no votes from republicans for it to die. six say they're opposed. >>> number five our weather window will show a pretty thick cloud d

. >> reporter: lover weather, shorts and skirts, sandals weather ♪ >> reporter: hallelujah on the lawnselfie. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: ice cream weathe weather. >> ice cream. >> reporter: across the way at independence beer garden it was good time weather. >> shorts and a button up the way to go because i'm feeling summer vibe. >> reporter: summer may be but for it was ghoulish weather. >> i'm doing a ghost story. >> reporter: no sitings yet whatever kind of weather it has been for you, there is no doubt -- >> this is just very special place in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: and back out here live, it is good time times and summer vibes. we have so much of course going on, dawn, all throughout the weekend in the city. we have the roots and solange knowles in down tomorrow and philly beer week kicking off. luckily the weather appears to be cooperating. back to you. >> sounds. good thanks sabina. >>> the search is on for the man who robbed a wells fargo bank in delaware county. police say the guy you see right here stormed into the bank on baltimore pike in springfield about

. >> is that -- >> hallelujah. >> i live in that gold i i locks zone. >> i am not in my comfort zone. >>> the largest active fire we have been talking about, that was the hot weather in california continues to burn northeast of big bear. >> yes, called the so called who will come fire started yesterday afternoon after holcohnb road. this fire has burned 850 acres. zero containment right now. the san bernardino camp grounds were evacuated. fire crews brought in a night fly aring area tack. >>> right now it is 20 minutes after 4:00, there was a collection of nazi artifacts, we are going to take a look at the discovery in south america including personal belongings of adolf hitler. >>> the most expensivist house rates in history. we'll have the latest on that just ahead not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. as the host of access health, i've discovered move free ultra's clinically-proven ing

. >> and, today, this new drug, it's sort of like -- it's a groundbreaking -- it's like a hallelujahoment for our community. but it's always important to also remember that that does not keep you from contracting other stis, so you should always get tested. be very open with your partners. have a dialogue. be honest. and when you're in doubt, wear a condom. >> and, jeff, in your international work, what are you encountering overseas in cuba and other places, for example, with h.i.v. and aids? >> well, in cuba, they have a pretty low prevalence rate of h.i.v. unfortunately, a part of that was when they quarantined gay people at the beginning of the epidemic. >> wow. >> which is an awful thing to do, but it also helped contain the spread of h.i.v. and h.i.v. treatment is available as well as safe sex. and mariela castro, who i mentioned earlier, she's the head of cenesex, which is the national center for sex education. so, there's a lot of great work in h.i.v. prevention and dealing with the social stigma, educating people around that. >> drew, as a young man -- i know, reggie, you're

i'm sure brian feels relieved assuming they all the mt.ly do hallelujah and it's a mistrial. >> reporter>> i knee fnt -- bud of how long they have wornged, bo think think thaw are look ringed gl begl to obl. >> trchl is yor was lugs didn't stay as long as it takes. i don't think the length of the drive to pittsburgh factors in at all. >> let's go back. this is an old case. it obviously has to make a play here. bh at one point the jury asked where is your gavel? do you think the lack of physical evidence or lack of time played into this at all? >> sure. old case, conflicting stories. it had ton have an effect. known is get better at pointing out. he is a great guy and done a great job. i mean they put their case on with great we fish shen she. both sides will be fmt does the da go ahead and stoo soo be. >> they took their best shot but i think think 234i7 te-- >> and we have seen this before, the civil trial, that went into a fistfight there in the late 90s. they came back and said they were deadlocked. that judge sent them back and they came up with a verdict. will that help get them goi

. >> hallelujah. >> we wanted to b the college ks pick wanted to experience the world. i wanted to focus on that more than how did other people perceive us really. >> guest: also what's interesting is that anybody i think he can relate with the fact when you're part of siblings are part of the group or part of work colleagues, you get characterized as one way or the other. we had a really interesting time writing this book because sometimes people would say, still people say, you're the loud one. but really it people new us, barber is far more independent and really outgoing. she commutes to rwanda as a job. has the most amazing confidence and it shines. those who know received. but can you kind of wonder, and i think that one can this. do you fall and other stereotypes of you or did you play into that more because that's what people think of you? it's been fun for us to explore that. we've seen people we love dearly, our grandfather and grandmother, mother and father stereotyped insert mice and some of those of course are true and some, it's easy to simplify people. a

charles: if i had a tambourine, i would holler hallelujah. what happened maybe it's politics as usual and the establishment doesn't want to truly adhere to the voice of the voters. when the imf starts to say, they are not necessarily a friends of president trump. >> i any there are two things. the economic realities that obama cares unsustainable and political realities that this bill can not pass. it was a mistake to push healthcare this early on. he should have pushed infrastructure and got his popularity up. a lot of democrats have to run for reelection in 2018 in a lot of counties with no healthcare in them. charles: at this moment some breaking news. a tweet from president trump on healthcare. with zero democrats to help, republican senators are working hard. so president trump probably wanting you right now saying the same thing you are saying. but the democrats are going to say, listen, you guys in power, you promised the american people something new. knowing who owns this doesn't help the favre american. >> i understand. but look at

. ♪ hallelujah >> i had the pleasure of meeting olivia's mommy a few days ago. as i met her i started crying. i gave her a big hug. she said that i should stop crying because love i can't wouldn't have wanted me to cry. then she told me that olivia would have wanted to hear the hits. thank you so much for coming together and being so loving and strong and unified. ♪ she knows it's too late >> it's not easy to always choose love is it? tell them i love you. look in their eyes say i love you. >> all these people who are fear less who came for love we will not be separated. ♪ children hurting. hear them crying when you practice what you preach would you turn the other cheek. father send some guidance from above. people got me questioning where is the love ♪ >> i want to take this moment to honor the people that were lost, that were taken. we love you so much. to the families we love you so much. ♪ somewhere over the rain bow. why then oh why can't i ♪ >> while all of that was happening there was of course a how long security operation taking place at the same time

was seen pretending to pray on the sideline, made famous by tim tebo himself and the hollywood -- hallelujahe people say you crossed the line. this is an appropriate. the gm released this apology statement saying they were poking fun at his celebrity status rather than his religion a baseball career. our intent was not to offend anyone and for that fact we are sorry. they say they were marking his saying, not his faith. bill murray is part owner of the team and he is a big baseball fan. up next nancy pelosi under fire. what happens when a company is going under? you blame the leadership. it is the boss's fault. some democrats say their own party needs new leadership and not just folks in washington. it is also hollywood. superliberal shares, congressional race is not olympics. there is no metal for second place. i admire and respect nancy pelosi but every race gop runs against her, this one is really telling, a democratic house candidate in south carolina, joe cunningham, says democratic party needs new leadership now, i will not vote for nancy pelosi for speaker, time to move forward and wi

that a nice break from the leadership of the high flying invidia which finally sold stock today, hallelujah. it's great to see others in this stock including paolo alto networks, not today, up 17% with excellent growth. this cybersecurity stock is back in the winner's cycle after doing serious time in the penalty box. then, there's the food space. many have given up on low growth that's stuck in your pantry. and sometimes it's a beautiful thing. some think bird's eye and hawaiian punch by conagra sent both screaming. speaking of self-help, i marvelled since the stock added the fantastic quarter. after leaping from 112 dollars to 120, the stock stalled for seven days causing concern the whole move might not be sustainable. and then spending $5.4 billion on a construction company, virgin, off to the races again jumping another two bucks. why not, it takes deer from 21% construction to 30% while boosting its earning power. that's good for the agricultural sector. many have been complaining the agricultural stocks are cool here because there's no infrastructure here. two big bellwethers many pe

. ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> where the dow gained and the s&p both set records and the nasdaq liclimbed 1.42%. it reminds us that the nasdaq doesn't just go down, which is what you felt like last week that's a good point, isn't it? where were the buyers when these stocks were pummeling? where did the sellers go i think it's a great question, given how quickly the market has given up on each group, only to come back in the end it is why i've urged you for years to buy the dips endlessly. because the negativity gets so thick at the bottom, that you can miss these opportunities unless someone reminds you that they're out there. let me go over what each group is going for so you know why i'm so add maam that you can come right back to them i have the ceo of goldman sachs on tonight they're the only cohort dependent on the government. i was astonished last week that these stocks traded down when both the treasury and the federal reserve gave them kisses there's so much government force, nonproducing overhead at the banks that you can literally raise estimates if treasury gets its way. then the fede

tonight, we're taking it to the next level, where i'm introducing you to the concept of suitability ♪ hallelujahasically, what stocks fit you for your age and your temperament. i heard the concept when i was in training at goldman sachs i have been buying individual stocks for myself and others for half a decade before i got to goldman in '83 as a summer intern at the time i was walking financial news network between classes at harvard law school. that was the predecessor to cnbc when i could, i would run over to the library where they would have reports about stocks totally on a cash basis. it's so nostalgic to look back to what i would do next after i found a stock i liked. i would ask for a microfiche of the firm's fcc filing. everything i did back then is now online and instant and updated. the imperfections in the market right there were legion. now everyone can know everything but more on that later in the show i would speak all week trying to find one stock that i thought would work one stock that would be good for one week, where anyone who wanted to invest could take the idea and run wi

it was a hallelujah moment for me. >> prosecutors hopes to show a trial where she alleged what bill cosbyto testify. among them, heidi thomas. who says bill cosby sexually assaulted her 33 years ago in reno. >> i would have enjoyed being able to look him in the eye and essentially say you didn't win. i'm not broken. >> it would never happen. cosby's attorneys petitioned to keep the 13 accusers out of the trial and the judge decided to let only one woman testify. her name is kelly johnson. >> he said would i give you anything that would hurt you? trust me. >> like constn, she says bill cosby gave her an unknown medication and assaulted her. >> it was a huge victory for the defense for cosby. because it brought us awfully close to he said/she said. >> cosby's accusers hope it ends here inside this historic court house six miles outside philadelphia. a verdict could come before the end of june. if bill cosby is found guilty of all charges, the nearly 80-year-old actor could get up to 30 years behind bars. >> he stands here today maintaining that innocence. >> will the prosecution be able to

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came in one fell swoop when csx replaced its longtime ceo michael ward -- with hunter harrison ♪ hallelujah> the new darling of wall street and many other reasons to like the stock. if you want to understand why csx is on fire and may continue to run you need to know about the market's new-found love affair with hunter harrison. >> buy, buy, buy >> the recent rally began january 19th stock surging 23% in a single session. on the news that mantle ridge, hedge fund run by noted activist paul halal, luring hunter harrison and outgoing of pacific rail wa to the top job at csx. days after a company reported a disappointing quarter -- with tepid guidance in the wake of those not so hot numbers the mantle proposal to bring in hunter harrison quickly gained support of the board of directors. late february we learned the old ceo michael word ward was steppg down and march 5th, a new executive giving mant's 5 our 14 board seats. what with this guy a once in a generation genius? the man with the midas touch or the truth somewhere in the middle i like mike a lot. a very nice guy, clearly harrison is on

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hallelujah on the open lawn, stop you on the street and take a selfie weather. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: mom and daughter ice cream weather. >> ice cream. >> always sunny in philadelphia. >> reporter: on a night like today it sure feels that way. the first friday of june chasing away memories of rain and clou clouds. >> it was all wet earlier in the week. >> reporter: now it is divine. eric and his fellow worshipers filling inn penn mall with gospel music as they continue amara thon jubilee celebration. >> beautiful. >> reporter: across the way it was good time weather we ran into james and his buddies at independence beer garden. all smiles and full of philly pride. >> shorts and a button sun is the way to go. i'm feeling the summer vibe. >> reporter: as the moon rose in the sky we spotted some ghostbuster. >> i'm doing a ghost story. >> no sightings just yet what kind of weather it has been for you, there is no doubt - >> this is just a very special place in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: back here live, nothing of course says that more than this live music that we'll have goi

the zip trip on friday. >> hallelujah it's summertime.ld say. >> i can't wait. >> and do praise hands. >> over to you, erin. >> perfect. >> you got to make sure it's all the way wet. it stops sometimes halfway through. [ inaudible ] >> here comes tucker to the rescue. >> super tucker to the rescue. right now pleasant valley road is closed between braddock and morgan hamlet court this traffic camera at pleasant valley road and morgan hamlet court diverting traffic around there. please allow for extra time to hold the microphone i can't feel like a flight attendant. let's go ahead and forward things to our maps and show you what else you're up against on the roads. a lot of congestion top side of the beltway on the outer loop and of intact a few crash there left lane block after georgia avenue. 95 over to georgia. so allow for extra time there. tucker just come on in here. come on in here. team evident if you just saw the faces he was making when he was standing off camera i wanted to share with everyone. metro is on time except for safetra

. >> ♪ hallelujah >> alfonsi: this is the buckle of the bible belt. 7,000 people live here, and no thereand one elementary school. >> jeff bulington: what's this called? >> alfonsi: so imagine everyone's surprise when dr. jeff bulington showed up at school to teach the kids of franklin county a new subject: chess. >> bulington: so, everybody say, "checkmate." >> checkmate. >> alfonsi: before dr. b. came to town, had you played chess before? >> braden: i didn't have a clue how to move the pieces or nothing. >> donovan: only time i saw it was on tv. >> alfonsi: donovan moore, braden ferrell, parker wilkinson, and benson schexnaydre didn't know what to make of dr. b., as he is known, when he first appeared in 2015. what did you think of dr. b. when you first met him? >> benson: this 12-foot man. >> alfonsi: the 12-foot man. >> parker: whenever he came into the room saying he was planning on teaching us chess, i was like, "what? why would somebody come down here?" >> alfonsi: in m doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. >> bulington: if there are people there, it's not nowhere. this is somewher

my grandma smiling down on me like ♪ ♪ woo that boy got bars okay okay, yes i do i said amen and hallelujahw could ♪ ♪ i forget i made it through the darkest part of the night and now i see the ♪ ♪ sunrise now i feel glorious glorious i feel glorious glorious we gon' be alright put ♪ ♪ that on my life when i open my eyes hope i see you shine we're planting a flag they don't ♪ ♪ understand the world is up for grabs we gon' be alright put that on my life when i open my eyes ♪ ♪ hope i see you shine we're planting a flag they don't understand the world is up for ♪ ♪ grabs i feel glorious glorious got a chance to start again i was born for ♪ ♪ this born for this it's who i am how could i forget i made it through the ♪ ♪ darkest part of the night and now i see the sunrise now i feel glorious glorious ♪ ♪ i feel glorious glorious ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic. thank you, thank you, thank you. wow. every time, ever time, buddy. thank you so much. macklemore, look at that. skylar grey. that's how you do it. that's how you do it. "glorious" is available now. we'll be right b

i hear he sings hallelujah with his happiness -- >> he really, really does. happiest man in america. >> i believe you. he and george w. bush. i want to ask you, i thought richard burr, the republican chairman of the committee came off as a very honest broker seeking the truth. and i want to know if you think as someone who worked for the former speaker, someone who sort of comes out of the establishment wing of the republican party, that it was compelling to hear james comey say that russia is coming after us? and that these are questions we have to get to the bottom of? >> i think it's not just compelling, it's terrifying. i'm proud of my home-state senator mr. burr for doing that. this is something we can't sweep under the rug. i think there is, to mr. scaramucci's point, a legitimate question whether russian interference in the election meant they were colluding with the trump ogsrganization and we don't yet have evidence of that. at the same time, we have to take this threat seriously. >> i agree with that -- >> do you think the president by asking the fb

. >> hallelujah. rarely that is true, but do i find things i'm told in reference to the government are -- no one at's checking up on people and you shouldn't have to, people should things, not because people are watching, but because of who they are as people. and so, my thoughts are for who have been hurt, god bless them, i hope that they to eat ome tonight dinner with our family and love their children, but our nation appearance is going into war and then my ignorance, as i say, i have a one-sided view about so much. okay, all right, jim, hear fromicaty in raleigh, north carolina, independent. hi,icaty. caller: good morning. i want to concentrate on the of some of the callers, as i've been waiting. it is indicative of how citizens are u.s. potion toeen put in a remain since a surprise results of the election. is not just that esterday the tragedy might still be that those people that were victimized, including the at practice might have the reality with of isk that simple event their day made them v

. >> hallelujah. [applause] well, i guess only thing i would say is, obviously, race schism not over so you can have plenty of these programs -- and that what we do about it is not something that is clearer now than it was before. but when we think about the young man julianne was talking about i can think of all of the black soldiers who were in the military who came home from the war and were killed in their hometown when is they got off the train. just because they had on a uniform. and that it happen haded in world war i it happened in world war ii. and added something that we confront and face every day, and racism and talking about it is in this room but may not be many vogue anywhere else and certainly not in the white house but it is something that will keep us busy working and that's what we should do. >> davis jones we agree, and i have to say that i think one thing what we need to be -- real about at this moment is that there is a rise in hate groups and hate violence. hate-based violence t

hallelujah. man, now we're -- it couldn't happen again. this guy. so his friend and my captain bill brockman said, we are going do get as close as we can. now, a submarine fires torpedoes at least 1,500 yards or less. not greater than that. you want to be between 1,000-yard mark an 1,500 mark. how about 700 yards? that's how close we were. the captain could read some of the japanese insignias on the soru. that's how close we were. make tubes ready. one, two and three. okay. we're ready to go. now you fire from the tower. fired one. fired two. fired three. number one hit. number two hit. number three hit. water is a very good akousistical sound. you could hear everything. one exploded. two exploded. three did not. now, we had -- we had problems at the beginning of the war. torpedoes not exploding. but anyway, here we have two fish that was enough to take the soryu tremendous list. now, the soryu was -- they were -- they were patching her up because they wanted to land some of the planes that were -- their carriers were sunk and those planes

hallelujah. >> huge delays lingering. but at least they're all open. >> that's it?be in the low to mid 80s later today. wi look forward to. quiet day. >> bright sunshine. >> that's what i think when i think of you. >> that's sweet. >> i like the summer camp routine. >> what you got there. >> john oates. he'll be on good day today. >> going to come join us. >> temple grad. >> john oates coming to the l loft. we'll talk time and redskins vernon davis going to join us on good day this morning. it will be a good show. >> shall we sing a little bit. >> what would you like to sing? >>> straight ahead the state of maryland stepping in. fox5 the first to tell you about the accusations prince george's county schools were inflating student's grades. now, governor hogan is demanding answers. we'll have live report. >>> we're live outside the us supreme court. standing by for perhaps two crucial decisions. the first on president trump's revised travel ban and second on the future of justice anthony kennedy. >>> lucky to be alive. a young girl dangling from a ride at six flags.

. >> hallelujah. >> you can find that full commercial on today.com. >> a good one. >> that was so goodoint guard is this year's nba mvp. he called his entire team on stage to share the moment with him. and he got emotional when thanking his parents. take a look. >> you guys did any and everything to make sure me and my brother had anything we wanted. i told myself i wasn't going to cry but -- so many things i can say about you i'm just thankful to have you in my court. love you guys. >> touching speech. you know who else congratulated the mvp? taylor swift. >> i was the one who taught you to dribble. to shoot hoops. you know? and i remember the first time you beat me at basketball. and i -- i was very upset. and you said, if you remember correctly, you said, you just have to shake it off. and i got an idea. so, essentially, we have each other to thank for these careers. >> she was joking, of course. did you know westbrook is a big taylor swift fan. he shared videos of him jamming to her music. there's the love. >> my son has an expression. that is what russell westbrook was this year.