joel: i don't.at the reality of the situation, what is happening on the republican side, even last night. you are talking about and array of tweets and commentary from establishment republicans about their dissatisfaction here. including the chief consultant for john mccain's race and mitt romney's race. you have people like mitt romney, people who have run before, lindsey graham, their party is going to make this very difficult to change the numbers on that side of the equation for them. i think we have more swing voters. i think more states will be in play for us. i think a lot of the swing voters you were talking about are not just moderates ideologically, they are modulated in their temperament. they don't like the hyper politics in a hyper politician -- anti-politician in this race is a donald trump character, not hillary clinton. she is a nose to the grind stone, get the work done make a , difference for you. john: in 2012, the obama campaign would say we would rather have our hand then their

joel: if i had wings i could fly, it is an uphill climb. definition around him now is of his own making. it is hard to undo, when you have solidified your image on your own efforts. >> is it possible, could he is standing with women and hispanics enough to win, do you rule that out? >> i do not rule anything out completely. but when you look at how this is built up and has solidified it is, when you look at when he first started talking about running for president and the things he has been saying over the last four or five years. the other thing that will pose a challenge for donald trump is, he has never shown a propensity to work on his own image. he spends most of his time with adjectives, little substance and most of his time attacking everybody else. >> there are many things that he has said that has alienated subgroups -- change versus more of the same. she is running as the the third term of the obama administration, and he wants to blow up everything when massive numbers of people think the country is on the wrong track, or are fru

joel: i do not.you look at the reality and what is happening in the republican side, even last night, when you talk about an array of tweets and commentary from establishment republicans about their dissatisfaction. including the chief consultant for john mccain, mitt romney, people like mitt romney, who have run before, lindsey graham. their party will make this very difficult to change the numbers on that side of the equation. i think we have more swing voters. i think more states will be in play for us. a lot of the swing voters are not just moderates, they are modulated in their temperament, they do not like hyper-politics and the hyper-politician is a donald trump character, not hillary clinton. she is a nose to the grindstone, get the work done, make a difference for you. >> 2008 and 2012, the obama campaign always said we would rather have our hand in their hand, what does donald trump have that you envy? >> he is an unconventional candidate. the media has not treated him like a typical republ

>> joel: very catholic country, 80-something percent.tember you go to the mall, you start hearing their carols and then it ends after -- >> anthony: i would lose my mind! >> patricia: yeah. so at 12:00 midnight of september one, everyone greets merry christmas on facebook. >> anthony: uh, it's a lechon on the menu i believe. >> joel: yeah. >> anthony: yes? i have very fond memories of the last time i had lechon in the philippines. in fact, not to kiss your ass, but it's the finest -- >> joel: pig. >> anthony: pig i've ever had. amazing. providing these babies to holiday parties is big business. and standards here where pork is king and the lechon the best in the world. very, very high. today, our little friend is prepared the old school way. turned slowly, slowly on a spit over coals for hours. oh delicious, delicious lechon. ♪ >> patricia: you know, during this time of the year there's a lot of christmas parties and the lechon is always the star of the party. >> joel: you can gauge how grand the party is by the presence of the lechon. i

billy joel. commit suicide by drinking furniture polish after a breakup with a girlfriend. >> my gosh. billy joel? >> that is correct. don, he said he went to woodstock to see jimi hendrix perform but left because of the poor bathroom facilities. >> billy joel. >> that is correct. alisyn, after his second divorce, he received full custody of his children and paid his ex-wife $8.5 million. >> billy joel. >> incorrect. michael jackson. he scaled the walls of graceland and was stopped by security just before ringing elvis' doorbell. >> bruce springsteen. >> credit. after missing one credit in english class, he wasn't allowed to graduate. >> springsteen? >> joel. >> he sued 22 fans -- >> prince. >> that is correct. five correct, each worth 40 points. let's take a look. score right now, brooke and brianna in third place with 360. don and alisyn with 610. and taking the lead, robin and kamau with 630 points. >> taking the lead! >> hey, next, to the magic wall for a match game worth huge points. stay ri

we've seen joel embiid play but never in a sixers game.want the sixers to trade jahlil okafor think twice. those stories >>> well cup back. sixers big mange little okafor on the fast track. eighth grade he was already 6-foot seven. he won a national title as freshman at duke. and now after injury shorten season he has been named nba all rookie first team. i talk to head coach brett brown this week and here's how big jal can get even better next season. >> he'll score in his sleep. he'll score for the rest of his life. he can score. i think that -- that the two areas that i think he'll make that biggest jump and help our organization the most when he can get up and down the floor without any type of fitness restrictions, and when he can particularly guard a pick and roll and have some level of presence at the rim. that's when you really see, um, i think a two-way player. >> ukee, translation -- >> get in shape. (laughter). >> get in shape and play d. he was the third pick last year's draft. joel embiid was the third pick in 2014. he's had t

we've seen joel embiid play but never in a sixers game.nt the sixers to trade jahlil okafor think twice. >>> well cup back. sixers big mange little okafor on the fast track. eighth grade he was already 6-foot seven. he won a national title as freshman at duke. and now after injury shorten season he has been named nba all rookie first team. i talk to head coach brett brown this week and here's how big jal can get even better next season. >> he'll score in his sleep. he'll score for the rest of his life. he can score. i think that -- that the two areas that i think he'll make that biggest jump and help our organization the most when he can get up and down the floor without any type of fitness restrictions, and when he can particularly guard a pick and roll and have some level of presence at the rim. that's when you really see, um, i think a two-way player. >> ukee, translation -- >> get in shape. (laughter). >> get in shape and play d. he was the third pick last year's draft. joel embiid was the third pick in 2014. he's had two reasons wreck

father joel arsigacamerila. the parishioner expressed his concern about the relationship with the former church secretary here maria rohas rodriguez. >> last summer he was assigned here to the parish of divine mercy in vineland. it's here where we met with the priest to ask about the interprets of his former parishioner. father how are you? >> okay. >> my name is jeff cole. i'm with fox tv station in philadelphia. >> after watching him drive away from the home of maria rohas rodriguez we headed to the parish of the divine mercy in vineland where he's a priest. >> here comes father joe toll church after being in camden. >> we abriv him and ask a few questions. >> father where were you coming from this morning. >> i'm coming from this mornin morning? >> yeah. >> from camden. >> from camden? >> yes. >> wherein camden, father? >> i was at ferry street. >> were you at the home of maria rodriguez this morning. >> no. >> you were not at the home of maria rodriguez south 33 street. >> yes. >> father we saw he leave her

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joel: i think you are right there.he squeeze and pricing across the real estate assets. in select markets, in our view, that is not a healthy thing. we have to make sure the supply demand dynamic is a fundamentally driven dynamic and is not something underpinned primarily by the search for yield or some form of credit bubble. carol: do you see that happening? joel: in certain markets, we see too much capital chasing too many assets. the flows that are coming in at the asset level are typically more institutional, so you're looking at the private equity coming in to india for example. in the developed markets, of course we are seeing it. carol: in terms of the emerging markets, you're beating most of your peers over the last five years. the long-term track record is there. the always talk about transparency issues when you look at various emerging markets. where the field most comfortable where you do feel like what you are seeing is what you're getting? joel: [laughter] we always wrestled with that. corporate governanc

joel: i think they are probably a little less pissed off.hink the repercussions of the citizens united case and what that meant in terms of spending , whichey is troublesome is also an advantage for us. hillary clinton was the first candidate in this election cycle to call for overturning it and appointing judges that would reverse the. i think that has people concerned. economically, i think people are not where they want to be. i think people have figured out in theirake it work own lives and our back a little bit closer to where they want to be they are not at that level of security where they were before the economic crash. it will probably create a better future for them in their kids. expect -- would you expect that to change next several months before the convention? when you look at the reality of the situation and what's happening on the republican side, you are talking andt and array of tweets commentary from establishment republicans about their dissatisfaction, including the chief consultant for john mccain's race and mitt romney

joel: not right now. >> what about his support with male voters?illary clinton is running even among male voters. i have mixed views about public polls -- >> you do not. [laughter] >> i am just trying to preempt you. >> when we come back, more democratic poly politesse party politics, debbie wasserman schultz. ♪ >> when we talk about a rigged system, it is important to understand how the democratic convention works. we have one 45% of pledged delegates but we have only earned 7% of superdelegates. [boos] >> the way the system works is you have establishment candidate who wins virtually all of the superdelegates, it makes it hard for insurgent candidacies like ours to win. >> dallas bernie sanders in evansville, indiana this morning railing against the democratic party nomination process. joining us to talk about that is debbie wasserman schultz. nice to see you. why is he wrong? rep. wasserman schultz: he is wrong because we have had these rules in place since 1984 and we have had two types of delegates, the delegates that are pledged, elected by v

since we have joel here, maybe i could begin with joel. joel, just -- we have two big questions here. one is the role of the vice president has changed very significantly over time and your book is the modern, most important time for the vice presidency, beginning with walter mano. could you give us a quick overview of how the role of the vice presidency has changed within an administration. >> sure. painting with a real broad brush, for most of our history, the vice presidency was really a legislative officer and that was really through the vice presidency of alvin barclay, president truman's vice president. beginning in 1953, the vice presidency really moved into the executive branch. the vice president spent more time in the executive branch doing political things for the president than he did presiding over the senate. and i think that was really -- and the focus of the office really during that period was on presidential succession. it was having somebody who was plausibly prepared to be a presidential successor and generally vice pre

steve kornacki pressed joel bennettson earlier today. take a listen to this exchange. >> it's not unreasonable for a person to infer that this is an acceptable way to e-mail. >> here is it what is unique about what she did, not having the official state department -- official government e-mail. she set up her own private e-mail server with her husband that was stored in their home. no other secretary of state has done that. >> she didn't set it up with her husband, the server existed previously. >> nobody in the state department knew about this. >> understood. other people had servers probably less secure than that outside. >> reporter: the exchange there i think that's a preview of what we can anticipate the clinton campaign will deal with for the remainder of this week. for her part secretary clinton will try to turn the page when she speaks to union workers and i anticipate she'll take sharp aim at donald trump for his controversial comments and the campaign has been hitting him hard for old tape in which he's essentially rooting for

joel edmondson, drop pass. jori lehtera, in on niemi.her play. >> pierre: chances at both ends. you see they want the puck. robby fabbri loses it. that leads to a dallas chance. patrick sharp, he loves to shoot from here. the sharpshooter. that gets devoured by brian elliott. going the other way. robby fabbri, burst of speed past cody eakin. a two-on-one with patrik berglund just a little wayward with the pass. >> john: 33 shots for dallas, 23 taken by st. louis. jori lehtera will take the face-off opposed by dallas' jason spezza, who gets as low as hik he can on this draw. look for every possible inch. lehtera's given the boot. jaden schwartz moves in. won by spezza. klingberg out of the corner. goligoski pressed by lehtera. janmark back out. turns it across, off the stick of schwartz. klingberg. janmark is there. defended by shattenkirk. they go hard to the corner. dug out by tarasenko. out to the center zone. klingberg looks around. played across. janmark. shattenkirk. tarasenko losing control. sceviour cross ice. janmark will clear i

. >> joel, have you learned anything over the last hour here, joel? of course mystery this morning, some fact, and reports, still un folding this very much a fluid situation, as investigators are scrambling at this hour, trying to figure it out what happened to this egypt air flight after it disappeared off radar. egypt air flight 804 vanishing from radar. airline saying it was flight at some 37,000 feet at the time, and was 10 miles into egyptian air space. at this stage no theory can be ruled out regarding the causes of the disappearance and unfortunately, we will wait for the news. crews flight at about 37,000 feet, speeds normal roar mrs. contact with the plane tenements before it went off radar -- radar. plane was 12 years old. the pilot had logged 6,000 flight hours. >> we can't eliminate any mechanical problems, four areas air self at this areas look at, human, mechanical problems, weather, criminal. right now with the exception every weather everything else should still be on the table. >> airline says the flight vanished some 175 miles off th

joel edmondson, drop pass. jori lehtera, in on niemi.her play. >> pierre: chances at both ends. you see they want the puck. robby fabbri loses it. that leads to a dallas chance. patrick sharp, he loves to shoot from here. the sharpshooter. that gets devoured by brian elliott. going the other way. robby fabbri, burst of speed past cody eakin. a two-on-one with patrik berglund just a little wayward with the pass. >> john: 33 shots for dallas, 23 taken by st. louis. jori lehtera will take the face-off opposed by dallas' jason spezza, who gets as low as hik he can on this draw. look for every possible inch. lehtera's given the boot. jaden schwartz moves in. won by spezza. klingberg out of the corner. goligoski pressed by lehtera. janmark back out. sceviour. turns it across, off the stick of schwartz. klingberg. janmark is there. defended by shattenkirk. they go hard to the corner. dug out by tarasenko. out to the center zone. klingberg looks around. played across. janmark. shattenkirk. tarasenko losing control. sceviour cross ice. janmark wi

in game two, in saint louis, joel ward and steve getting a good look at the facial hair there. tommy wingels scores from in the net. third period, san jose on the power play. they led 2-0. brent burns forced a second goal of the game. of the best slap shot in hockey. more than enough for a goalie martin jones. pitching his second shut-out, the blues were 0-6 on the power play. they will head home for thursday's game three with the series tied at 1-1. >> it is best of five now. we have to go home and play well. >> when you have confidence in it, you are more eager to go to it. does it run hot or cold? >> can't pass. [ laughter ] he doesn't like confidence. >> as chris davis. bases loaded. he has two strikes. and it is down, oh, way back. way back. way back. you can tell it good-bye. grand slam. the second as as player in three games to have a three- homer game after danny valencia did it sunday. this is the fight they gave madison bumgarner. he struck out 11 throwing his first complete game of the season. brandon crawford drove in all of the giants runs. they led the nl west by

joel embiid wants in. he tweeted as much just after the warriors disposed of the thunder, saying, quote, time to recruit katie to the sixers now embiid has yet to play, sitting out last two season with foot injuries, recall, he tried to lure labron james to the sixers, to no avail. good stuff, however, did your and the wouldn't look too far ahead after the loss. >> we just lost 30 minutes ago, so i haven't even thought about it. just embracing my teammates. >> i think about that stuff, i don't know when, but just lost an hour ago, 30 minutes ago, so i don't know. >> my guess is kevin did your and the not coming to philadelphia as a free agent, as for the nba finals, we will be treated this rematch of last year's series, it was absolutely out standing. and if game seven's momentum can roll into game one of the finals on thursday night, well, guys, we are in for a treat. brooke, probably not impressed. >> i don't need any more high lights. >> thank you very much for that. very informative report. >> don't ru

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joel ward with a pair of goals.s for the first time in franchise history. >> get off to a good lead. i think on the series, the teams that got out to leads, more success. so it was good for us to get out there. we were hungry and wanting to get after it. it was a good win. >> felt it. right from the start, we secured a lot of the play. it's been encouraging in the biggest games we've had our best efforts. so that's been encouraging moving forward here. >> struggled, yeah. we were winning one, losing one, winning one, losing one. i think with new coaching staff we needed to realize how we needed to play to win. once that clicks, that's probably clicked maybe early december. after that, we just exploded. >> reporter: the clock -- the crowd bellows we want the cup. the sharks already won one trophy, to the western conference champions. they want technology it. they won't even touch it is there's still more work to be done, lord stanley's cup now a mere four wins away. in san jose, scott reese, ktvu fox 2 sports. >> get

my tip of the hat to the billy joel fans.there are a number of stocks in the large cap s&p 500 that have gone too extremes. so we took a look at which stocks have traded far above and then far below also their price average over the last 50 days. among the stocks that have rallied sharply above their 50-day moving average, you've got video game publisher electronic rts, nvidia, and newmont money that have extended far above their 50-day. the stocks that have fallen a long way down, a lot of retailers on this side of the coin, kohl's, and michael kors, and gap. there are those who say the trend is your friend. either way, melissa, stocks like these could present opportunities for potential profits. they're watching them pretty closely. back over to you guys. >> thank you, dom chu. dom's so cool. going to billy joel. >> with all due respect -- no. i'm just kidding. >> it's not rhetorical. >> the concert, he's all excited about it. that's cool. >> billy joel in 8th grade was cool. interesting points. dom is very, very cool. but

. >> joel benenson, thank you for joining us. the panel, david corn, rick tyler, catherine rampell. david, i don't know that we've seen this in campaigning before, what donald trump is trying to do in the reachbacks into bill clinton's past and putting it on hillary clinton and i don't see hillary clinton has ever had to deal with it at this level in her senate campaigns or the ps presidential campaigns. >> you have to go back a century or so to when they were campaigns talking about whether a presidential candidate had fathered a child illegitimately or not but what we see with donald trump is -- he's trying to create a toxic stew surrounding the clinton campaign it doesn't matter what he says, he uses the words "murder, women, abuse, enabling" it's all about creating an impression because i think this campaign is boiling down two major themes. on his side, it's anger, attitude. if you like his attitude, you support him and what hillary clinton is offering is not as motivating emotionally, it's competence. doing a good job, here are my priorities, i'll get things done. so he wants

kevin do your ain't, free agent, and joel tweeted: it is time to recruit durante to the sixers. made no comment. remember, embiid tried to recruit labron james, too. >> i can dribble. not well, but i can dribble. >> i'll see when i can believe it. >> why many adult children are choose to go live home with mom and dad. >> plus more on the plans for today where donald trump can possibly set the military vets fundraising record straight. >> and star studded event, at the vatican. why george clooney and few other a listers met with the pope. that's coming up next. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> get ready for a nice day.

and i said, "j -- joel," and i said, "no, go ahead. start looking into it."d it didn't take him much. >> reporter: the reporter asked around, talked to neighbors, and asked the evans police department to comment on what he heard. and before you knew it, the chief announced ashley's case would be re- opened. >> i extend my sincere sympathy to the family of ashley fallis for their loss and for the revisted grief that can accompany the reopening of a difficult case such as this one." >> i just started crying because it's the catalyst for opening everything up. i finally have someone who's taking it seriously. >> reporter: denver's fox 31 aired the startling discoveries that prompted the new investigation. in particular, a neighbor, who was only 15 at the time, and said he heard tom admit to shooting ashley. >> pretty hard to forget, hearing somebody confess their murder and then getting away with it. >> reporter: to prevent any suggestion of taint or coverup, the case was turned over to the nearby fort collins police department. for the next seven months, office

steve kornacki pressed joel bennettson earlier today.r a person to infer that this is an acceptable way to e-mail. >> here is it what is unique about what she did, not having the official state department -- official government e-mail. she set up her own private e-mail server with her husband that was stored in their home. no other secretary of state has done that. >> she didn't set it up with her husband, the server existed previously. >> nobody in the state department knew about this. >> understood. other people had servers probably less secure than that outside. >> reporter: the exchange there i think that's a preview of what we

what he said or failed businesses, he does not want the american people to see what's in there. >> joelenenson. thank you very much for your time. when we come back right there, donald trump at bismarck, dakota, brian williams will pick up our coverage after the break. you know when i first started out, it was all pencil and paper. the surface pro is very intuitive. i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 years. i do the composite sketches which are the bad guy sketches. you need good resolution, powerful processor because the computer has to start thinking as fast as my brain does. i do this because i want my artwork to help people. >>> good day once again, brian williams is with you here in new york. we'll show you where we are going to go this half hour. bismarck, north dakota, and billi billing montana is later today. that podium will host donald trump coming up here. he's going to make a statement to the press and be raavailableo the press and take questions. the equation today is this. something that happened a few hours ag

joel benenson a chief strategist for hillary for america. we'll hear from hillary clinton coming up on 2:00 p.m. eastern with anderson cooper. polled well against hillary clinton in the general election. of course, donald trump, at least based on those latest numbers, not polling as well. from your perspective, is this the opponent you wanted in the general? >> well, i think you have to face the opponent that you have to face. and it's clear after last night, he's going to be the nominee. i think that was clear before governor kasich announced he was stepping down. and we've been thinking of trump as the nominee for some time. he's an unconventional candidate to be certain but everything about his poses risks to the people of america at a time where they are looking for a president who can make a difference in their lives. and donald -- >> listen, it's still going on. bernie sanders is in the race and a surprising win in indiana just yesterday. some warning signs, no question, in this democratic primary for hillary clinton. she has high nega

here's fox's joel waldman. >> reporter: baltimore police officer edward nero acquitted on all charges today. the first verdict in connection with the arrest and death of freddie gray back in 2015. >> there's a double standard how police are treated and how people on the streets are trea treated. >> i'm not surprised by the verdict. the state had a heavy load to lift from the very beginning, and see i think what this case does kind of do is gut the remaining cases. >> reporter: 30-year-old nero is facing charges from assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment all related to the death of 25-year-old freddie gray who died week after his neck was broken during an arrest where he was handcuffed and shackled before being put into the back of a police van. prosecutors accused nero of unlawfully arresting gray and acting negligently by failing to use a seat belt to secure him. nero's attorney argued that it's the responsibility of the officer driving the van to buckle in a suspect. >> to see that officer walk away and still no accountability, you know, that hurts me the most. >>

>> joel olsteen. >> what do you think? >> god made her, grr. >> i don't think the bible says anything about bongs, but jesus was into wine so i think he parties, you know what i'm saying? >> it is true. >> good point. >> and wine -- >> he was like, water, schmater, boom, let's party. >> i don't think they were ever smoking pot in the old testment. >> they weren't not smoking pot either. >> you are a regular franklin graham. >>> coming up we debate the current state of at thing right after this commercial break. irony. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia r major political showdown is about to take center stage, this time in indiana. donald trump says a win over ted cruz and john kasich in today's primary will mean, quote, it's over. his math is off, but trump would have a clearer path toward securing the delegates needed to claim the gop nomination before the national convention. on the democratic side underdog bernie sanders is vowing to continue the fight regardless of what happens in the hoosier state.

joel, kelly, keith and ted and chris. what's he doing back there?c ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >>> we're excited about this one. there are two major films opening this year. we have a sneak peek for you. >> our kevin mccarthey joins us live in southern france. you are so lucky, kevin. >> how are you doing today? it's an honor to be with you guys. >> not. >> i'm living my dreams. pulp fiction won in 1994. i sat down with a bunch of stars. earlier in the week, i was in london for apocalypse. i spoke to a couple of people about how the film made fun of another film. check out this cool action scene i got to do while i was there. watch this. >> i'm so pleased to get mentioned in a movie, my actual name. it happened in "funny people" as well. i'm in the cinema. >> he makes fun of "x-men" a lot in these films. >> he's jealous because he was not invited. >> how would they respond? >> i go like, chill, man, be unfunny for a second. i think john has got

. >> billy joel called and he wants you to dance at his concert in july, july 9th. >> do it. >> do it what? >> billy joel. >> oh, no. >> congratulations, nice job. >> i'm shocked by this news, ozzie osborne and sharon osborne are getting divorced after 33 years? what in the world is going on. >> and there they are, back. >> there is sharon. >> sharon loves beiber. >>> ♪ >> okay. i was stunned by this i don't know if i believe this. help me through this. after 33 years of marriage it looks like ozzie osborne and sharon his wife are splitting up. i got this off tmz's web site. >> they said ozzie moved out. >> he is gone. >> it is not the first time, that i remember the famous couple, parted ways. i remember three years ago sharon left ozzie, because she talked about it on her talk show the talk, after she claimed his drug and alcohol addiction, spun out of control. she took him back though, after he says, i will go and get help, and he did. >> tmz has been looking into this and according to their sources this time around, drugs and alcohol are not to blame. >> what sit? alex, what is it

it was freezing. >> isn't that nice that we can show joel now? you're coming up on three years. >> i know. isn't that weird? i think it's t i'm not great with dates. >> you still have a couple of days to figure it out, hoda. have your crack investigative teamwork on it. my friend denise, she was my backup singer like 25 years. >> did you get the band back together? >> we got the voices back together. the first song i ever wrote was for shahny when she was 1. i called it shannon from heaven. we brought it back and called it erin from heaven. >> f ♪ erin from heaven ♪ sweet little erin mine ♪ erin from heaven [ applause ] >> it's the only time he was quiet the entire weekend. >> can we just talk for one second about the three of you singing that beautiful harmony? >> in about a fifth lower than we used to sing it. too many fleet weeks for me, if you know what i'm saying. >> did you guys think that was great? no, kath, it was great. let's have a sing along. >> you have a little daughter. it's crazy and all of a sudden music comes on. is that what sh

check out joel ward with the redirect. so fast you got to see it again.y gets the stick on it. martin jones 24 saves. really put the team on his back. he has been great throughout the postseason. pad save a beauty. third period, logan couture to ward for his second goal of this game. right on the doorstep. goalie had no chance. in the third, jonas dons could i. that's and you surmountable lead as the sharks win 5-2, advancing to their first stanley cup finals in the franchise's 25-year history facing the winner of the penguins/lightning series. >> it's a great night for those guys. i also told the group that i've been this far once before and as great a night as this is, if you don't win the next round, it's still not a great summer. >> yeah, it's a pretty cool feeling. obviously, it's our first time here. so it's -- it was pretty neat to get this done at home. the fans here have waited so long, 25 years. and we've waited 18 years or so. so it's a great feeling. we truly believe we've got a deep team. >> and those two guys joe thornton and patrick marleau

joel came. >> he still does such a great show. >> his concerts are great. you couldn't hardly hear him half the time because everybody was singing. but this song isn't one of his most, most popular but it's great. it's called "oh, no." ♪ i can't sleep anymore, baby, oh, no, no, i'm going crazy in love. over you. [ cheers and applause ] ritchie. >> he has the head -- >> it was like a big screen and he's playing down here. >> well, i look better that way. do that again, i'll show you. [ laughter ] i look much better that way. i look like the flying nun in this dress. >> no, you don't. can i say there were some fun fans and people decked out in like '80s gear and whatever and this whole big group wore lionel richie t-shirts with his face on it so i took a couple pictures with them and i want to say thank you to that family because they were a blast. >> did you get up on the stage with him? >> well, i was on there but that was before. >> oh, good, we'll look forward to that. he's a sweet guy. what's the quote you told me today that he said. he said "i'm not the

fox's joel waldman has the story from washington, d.c. >> reporter: albuquerque new mexico police int gear facing off protesters throwing rocks and burning t-shirt ought outside a donald trump campaign event last night. chaos making its way inside the recall wrl trump was repeatedly interrupted firing back with stinking responses of his own. >> how old are you? >> get out of here. >> still wearing diapers. >> trump now only about 41 delegates shy of officially clinching the nomination was an easy win in washington state last night. trump also became the target taking incoming fire from hillary clinton who's clearly shifting her focus to the general election. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard-working families in california and across america to lose their homes. all because he thought he could take advantage of it to make some money for himself. >> reporter: insults coming full circle as bernie sanders campaign is ripping into clinton for reneging on a deal the two campcamps hashed out months ago. bernie sanders agreed to debate in new hampshire if he wo

joel peterson, as a new book out, "the 10 laws of trust."peak of trust with tragedy off the shores of egypt. joel peterson, you teach at stanford. n their award of 2005. there is time in executive has to stand up and say, this is horrific, this is difficult. that is the definition of leadership. >> it happens all the time. i think telling the truth is the job of the leader stop tom: i hear from other ceos it has become overwhelming now the percentage of time in managing the message. in the modern day of communication, it is a lot different than your time over the years. what is the new ceo do to manage the message? >> well, i think it is telling the truth. that people are smart. people have immediate access to information. and i think your job is to deal with the truth as it comes out. tom: within the book, what is the law that is broken every day in that bond between employer and employee? >> i think one of the biggest ones is give medication. people do not communicate clearly. they do not tell people good news and bad news. they do not com

this next one comes from joel. >> mr. speaker, thanks for coming. welcome back to torso. -- to georgetown. my name is joel. i'm majoring in economics. and i'm from canton ohio. just a month ago you gave a speech to capital and turn such as myself and in it you touched on the growing political positions. things that nowadays everybody on both sides of the aisle tend to see each other as more as enemies than as people with to cooperate. what i wanted to know was, what do you see back home on the ground in your district of wisconsin rather than here in bc that you believe is the root cause of these divisions? and more importantly what can we young people do to fix this problem? speaker ryan: i worry about this a lot. i know i look really young. this is my 18th year in congress. i have never seen the well poisoned as much as it is these days. i have not seen the kind of vitriol and bitterness in our politics like we have today. i have to say i think it is both sides. i would love to say this is democrats, but is not. it's both. i think one of the source

pill i joel is 67 year-old today. that song piano man became best solo selling artist in the u.s. he is rich. he was married once to christie brinkly. billy joel, perform where phillies play citizens bank park july 9th, get your tickets. >> all right, sue serio, get your ticket. all right, sue you serio, monday, monday. >> it is not glummy, we will show you on radar, it is just not here. storms that blew through colorado yesterday are now in the middle will of the country of kansas, nebraska, and so man had getting a lot of rain this morning. there is rain in ohio, eventually heading here but not today. we're starting off with clear skies, we will see plenty of sunshine in the beginning of the the day but as we look at the future cast by two or 3:00 d take over, it doesn't will like it will rain until tomorrow, we could have a little rain for morning rush on tuesday, and then a little bit more for the evening rush and then rain overnight but it is not a great deal nothing dramatic, in thunderstorms expected, another chance of rain, on wednesday, with a cloud cover as well. those l

it was freezing. >> isn't it nice we can show boots now. >> no more hiding joel. >> you're coming up on three years. >> i know, isn't that weird? i think it's this week. i mean, it is this week. [ laughter ] i'm not great with this. >> off couple days to figure it out, hoda. have your crack investigative team find out for you. i went as well, hung out with my sister and her husband and her daughter and schecky -- and my friend denice who we hadn't mean? a long time. she was my backup singer for 25 years. >> did you get the band back together? >> we got the voices back together. the first song i ever wrote was for shanny when she was one. i called it shannon from heaven so we brought it back and called it "erin from heaven". >> for schecky? >> for schecky. ♪ erin from heaven, sweet little erin mine ♪ erin from heaven, gift from the lord divine ♪ yay! [ applause ] >> that was the only time he was quiet the entire weekend. >> can we just talk for one second about the three of you singing that beautiful harmony? >> in about a fifth lower than we used to sing it. too many fleet weeks for

in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >> escalator in china a man stuck inside. how the man got there in the first place and how he's really lucky. >> outrage over the killing of a gorilla at the since cincinnati zoo is only ramping up. thousands of people across the country want one thing in particular to had a. >> flight goes wrong before the plane gets off the ground. what happened on the ground that would turn passengers to the airport lot sooner than they planned. >>> thred cross putting out the all call for more help after flooding in text tuck. hundreds to get out of their homes yet another river could crest another historic levels today. forecasters are predicting the bravos river will breach its banks. four days of torrential rain along the bravos killed at least six people. >>> i can see water in the pasture behind my house the bravos. i've never seen that before. >> probably be out for at least a month or so. >> with widespread damage across the state relief agencies are stepping up their efforts. red cross volunteers from utah are rushing to the lone

joel old man, fox news. >>> crews rush to rescue a worker from a trench.t was a long way down and they had to break out a tricky system to make sure everyone got out safely. >> two people are safely back on land after plane crashed in paradise much this story could have ended so much differently. how lifeguards an good samaritan came to the rescue. >>> just a thought of traveling the perimeter of the u.s. imagine doing it all by foot. why one man is on mission to accomplish it. ♪ >>> homeowners in indiana are back home tonight after train derailment forced them out. emergency crews hazmat teams responded to the accident late last night. officials say at least four cars jumped the tracks. one of the cars was a tanker loaded with gas. nobody is injured. and we've heard nothing about anything leaking. now in kansas heavy rain flooded streets and it's not yet over. 4-inches of rain fell in wichita largest city of derby. many roads are closed as storm drains overflow. our fox 29 weather authority forecast more heavy rain there bite end of the week. >>> beyonce'

fox's joel waldman has the sto story. >> reporter: since roughly the mid 1800's baseball has risen upthe on the national pastime. aside from peanuts and cracker jax, long associated with the game has also been the use of chewing tobacco. according to the center force disease control and prevention, smoke less poe toe bako use not only increases your risk of several types of cancer, it's also responsible for heart attacks and strokes even leading to sudden death. in recent years, minor league baseball has been cracking down on player's caught using smoke less tobacco. >> it's a major fine. it's not just a speeding ticket fine. >> am like we're waiting for someone to reach out and try to forge kind of partnership. >> reporter: the minor league crack down comes as the food and drug administration was looking at ways to discourage teenagers particularly white males in rural areas who are more at risk of pick ugh up the habit. >> that 10-year-old, 11-year-old, 12-year-old boys they see their dads dipping or chewing. older brothers, uncles, leaders in the community. >> that's why this sprin

and then joel ward is doing a breakaway. this was a sharks game from the start to finish. he scores unassisted, 3-0 and to the third period, joey thornton puts it away and that's 5-0. schedule for the western conference championship in a moment. >> the guys were going and it was nice to see, it was a huge game for us, and i'm glad that we came on the good side tonight. >> brought our game back from game 6, and we didn't like the video and it's good to see that and refocus. >> there you go, western conference is in st. louis and the following saturday, that's in san jose, the sharkies, one step away from the stanley cup finals. >> the warriors, they'll be open to the playoffs against oklahoma city and tim duncan, he struggled throughout the post season. not enough, they're young and aggressive and he goes to throw it down, and durant has 37 points, and 9 rebounds, and 112- 97 is your final and there you go. and breaks down warriors on monday in oakland and wednesday in oakland and then the following sunday and tuesday back in oklahoma city, western conference finals all ove