leslie thank you so much. all right let's rewind to mid january keystone state had two disappointing hockey teams not either one in the playoff picture. both flyers and penguins hottest teams now they hookup with the post season hanging in the balance. flyers they are 8th in east right now. first period flyers short-handed. said the kid crosby, lighting the lamp pittsburgh on the scoreboard right now all over the flyers on top three to nothing. end second period full highlight tonight at 11. opening day for phillies tonight in cincinnati. jeremy will take the mound first pitch at 4:10. fills and reds two worse teams in baseball. now, coming up tonight in the sport zone a big time preeve between nova and tar hills leslie van arsdale going one-on-one with jay wright. 94wip mark will join us in studio to talk about that and much much more. i have a question for mark, i don't know if he's watching if you know him tell him whose got the bigger up side the better future, the sixers or the flyers? >> we're going to t

from new albany, indiana, please welcome leslie turner. [cheers and applause] hi, leslie.i, thank you. >> good to meet you. >> thank you. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. >> i'm glad you have a smile on your face. >> yes. >> i hope 14 questions from now, you have a smile on your face. >> me too, chris. >> so you left a cushy job to pursue a passion. first of all, what is this passion? >> well, i love to write. i've always wanted to be a writer, but not just any writer. i really like to help other people tell their stories, and so that's my passion. >> okay, but that doesn't exactly pay the bills, as opposed to--what job did you have? >> i was a financial aid counselor at indiana university, and that was a wonderful job, very fulfilling. >> a financial aid counselor. so, if i was a person coming in to see a financial aid counselor and i said, "i'm gonna quit my cushy job that pays me really well to go with a passion that may not pay me anything," what would you have told me? >> boy, that's a great question. i probably would've asked you, "

victoria: we appreciate you stepping in at the last minute, leslie. >> michael: yeah. as it appears, i will no longer have a license very soon. >> leslie: you don't need your license if i'm here. >> michael: of course. but for some of the witnesses, you're gonna need to know when to push and when to back down. mariah functions on money and affection for my brother. natalie on pride and her ability to program. summer is a very different -- >> leslie: i know the players, and i know this game. >> michael: i didn't mean to imply you don't. >> victoria: michael is being paid to protect newman interest. jabot's profiting from a security program that we paid to develop.

victoria: we appreciate you stepping in at the last minute, leslie. >> michael: yeah.rs, i will no longer have a license very soon. >> leslie: you don't need your license if i'm here. >> michael: of course. but for some of the witnesses, you're gonna need to know when to push and when to back down. mariah functions on money and affection for my brother. natalie on pride and her ability to program. summer is a very different -- >> leslie: i know the players, and i know this game. >> michael: i didn't mean to imply you don't. >> victoria: michael is being paid to protect newman interest. jabot's profiting from a security program that we paid to develop. i wantt

victoria: we appreciate you stepping in at the last minute, leslie. >> michael: yeah. as it appears, i will no longer have a license very soon. >> leslie: you don't need your license if i'm here. >> michael: of course.

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. >>> leslie brengly sh -- leslie brinkley continues our coverage. >> she is live with the fan frenzy. hi, leslie. >> since when do you see fan leaving an nba playoff game early? you can afford to when your team is crushing it by 33 points. it was another golden state warrior milestone and a history making season. >> it is incredible. without curry doing what they did, they all came together as a team and they pulled it together and won big. i am looking forward to the next playoff game. >> there was real team spirit even without the star point guard in the lineup. >> i'm a die hard warrior fan. you roll with who is out there. >> the team makes the player good. it is not the players. it is the team. >> those who paid $100 last minute for a seat in the rafters or those who paid $800 midcourt all got to experience the warriors' magic game five. and everyone is thinking and plotting ahead. >> hopefully we play the clippers because they have two starters out, and those would be the first two games would be home games and we can win those without steph. >> who ever we play next round, we n

. >>> leslie brengly sh -- leslie brinkley continues our coverage. >> she is live with the fan frenzy. hi, leslie. >> since when do you see fan leaving an nba playoff game early? you can afford to when your team is crushing it by 33 points. it was another golden state warrior milestone and a history making season. >> it is incredible. without curry doing what they did, they all came together as a team and they pulled it together and won big. i am looking forward to the next playoff game. >> there was real team spirit even without the star point guard in the lineup. >> i'm a die hard warrior fan. you roll with who is out there. >> the team makes the player good. it is not the players. it is the team. >> those who paid $100 last minute for a seat in the rafters or those who paid $800 midcourt all got to experience the warriors' magic game five. and everyone is thinking and plotting ahead. >> hopefully we play the clippers because they have two starters out, and those would be the first two games would be home games and we can win those without steph. >> who ever we play next round, we n

leslie joins us live from houston, leslie. >> what a ride this has been. we are one win a way from winning the national championship. it is unbelievable. the players say, that they say that they are treating this just like another game but we know how big this is. they went from 64 to sweet 16 to elite eight, to the final four. but now only numbers that matter is number one. villanova wildcats, just one win away, from the national championship. >> it would mean a lot, for our whole program and to everyone involved, it is something for everybody dreaming about their whole life and glad to have the opportunity to win this game. it is just exciting. >> it is everything that we live and play for is to win. this is all the hard work in the summer, preseason, this would mean everything for the school and to be to this team. >> reporter: you no he what fans not only want to win, they need this win. >> jay wright coaching and the ability of these seniors have and the rest of the team because they are phenomenal basketball players and nobody gives them as much cred

leslie: or keep it for himself because it is great.harlie: knowing jefferson's history and sally hemmings and the controversial aspects of his life does that say anything to you? >> yeah. you know what is fascinating is, when we meet jefferson his house is being prepped by all of his slaves. we meet sally briefly, but the audience still falls in love with him. that is telling. that is what i wanted. i wanted to create a character where you could absolutely fall in love with this guy. a few hours later be like, wait a minute. that is not really ok. charlie: that is not the whole man. >> i think that is in the text. it is also part of the story of our country. i love that we do not gloss over it. even know it is not part of the story that we are telling. there is a third battle that was all about slavery that has been cut from the show that is great. it borrows heavily from tupac's "hail mary." it is an awesome song. it makes sense it is not in this version of the show. i think that knowing that about jefferson helps me find that dangero

leslie van arsdal is live, with more on that, leslie, what is going on out there. >> it sure does. you know, basically thinks a win this one or forget all about it kind of a game. the flyers know exactly what they have to do. they have been in these games but they have to find tune some things especially on the power play. capitals two games to none flyers hope to start digging out of that hole tonight. coach dave hakstol feels they are playing well and isn't changing things up for game number three. >> the guys are playing well. he is seeing pucks and reading plays extremely well. the challenges us to do a better job making it difficult for him to do his job. >> we are been playing fine. the way we're playing right now, we're playing the rye way. we're getting our chances. we have to stay witt. >> flyers struggled to sustain pressure particularly on the power play. capitals goalie brandon holt by has been a big problem, allowing just one goal in two games. >> he is great goaltender. it is not for any reason. he is a great goalie. it is frustrating when you see something bouncing o

will leslie van houton actually be set free? you could just book a different resort.ve got igloos. the one you information on a story we reported yesterday on happening now. a california parole board] recommending to former charles manson follower leslie van houton should be released from prison . that decision must first undergo however administrative review by the legal team on the parole board and then it has to be approved by governor jerry brown. van houton is the first manson follower convicted in the labianca murders to reach this stage. her attorney is confident she will be set free. joining us is fred keefe, former federal prosecutor, ashley merchant, a criminal defense attorney. welcome to both. actually, let me begin with you. these were probably the most shocking and heinous murders in the history of california.van houton was originally sentenced to death. now she could go free? >> right, and that's what i think is most surprising to folks, the fact that she could have been executed by the state of california and now there's a chance that at 66 she could g

our coverage continues with leslie van arsdal at the staging area for start of the parade. >> leslie is a at 23rd and market streets where wildcats will get on the floats in less than an hour, leslie, good afternoon. >> reporter: that is right, guys, if you can see right here, the team has pulled up, and will make their way down to these buses over here, where they will board and yeah, parade will get underway in an hour. this is staging area we have even fans get by, lots and lots of police action, as well, all a waiting the big moment, for the parade, to march down here over to the plaza, and, what a week, for the villanova wild cat, winning the championship and just being honored by the city, the players, should be making their way down here, moment trily, and i'll let you know when they do. back to you guys. >> all right, leslie, see you shortly. our next collogue has best seat in the house. "eyewitness news" has a bird eye view of the action. >> that is because you sports director don bell, he is live on one of the open route bus's long the parade route. you have have the best s

reporting from houston, leslie van arsdale, eyewitness sports. >> well, leslie has camped out in houstond she's prepared to stay all the way through the national championship game on monday night. catch her reports from houston on cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, coming up: bad behavior at 35,000 feet. how a plane passenger managed to anger her seat mates. plus this: >> everybody i'm coming up most of joan heart stars at teacher speaking to up her beliefs and facing controversy in god's not dead too. fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. ing. >> the countdown is on, katie, meisha and i are so happy to welcome brook thomas monday morning, make sure you start your day with the right mix of information

leslie marshall, also a syndicated radio talk show host. leslie, you are the democrat on the panel.t's talk about hillary and bernie sanders. because one thing that's for sure, there is this bernie momentum that's going on. do you feel now like there's a hillary momentum that's going to start a little bit more? >> i feel that we've had a hillary momentum all along, but i do feel that senator sanders needs to be credited for the race that he has won thus far and that he is far exceeded expectations, i think perhaps even his own and perhaps even his own campaign's expectations. but if you look at numbers -- i know a lot of people say superdelegates when she has more than 500, even if you take those away, she is hundreds of delegates ahead of him. over 2 million votes ahead of him. and despite a lot of negative press which she certainly gets a lot more of than senator sanders, she's been running a very good campaign and she has millions of people showing up to vote for her. she's doing quite well. >> all be that said, the expectations i think of her campaign originally was this campaig

leslie brinkley is live in fairfield. leslie? >> reporter: the little boy was killed years ago. fairfield police say the man who kidnapped and killed him is actually already in state prison and they plan to transfer him here and arraign him in court next week. quite a dramatic turn of events. 3-year-old clark tasheiro honda was abducted from his home in fairfield in 1984. there was a ransom note, but the kidnapper never showed up. toe -- tosheiro was never seen again. a cold case. >> in my head this is not going to turn out well, but your heart always thinks and hoping it turns out well. >> and now? >> well, if the police are right, obviously there is no hope now. >> the suspect, a family friend, was only 23 at the time of the kidnapping and he is now serving time in state prison for other child molestation cases. the police are working with the fbi and finally cracked the case this week. >> we believe we can prove first degree murder as murder in the commission of a kidnapping and kidnapping for ransom. we filed that today. >> frequently in cold cases there is additional eviden

leslie stahl the joys of new grandparenting. becoming grandma welcome to goodyear new york. >> it is my new role. i am not giving up my day job. it's a fascinating report. i want to talk to you about grandmothers because at first i think some grandmothers are youthful and when they hear they kid has a baby they say great and then they say wait a called grandma . >> did that hit you? >> if you wait as long as i waited you are grateful and you just want them to call you anything. >> i did not care. i wanted the child so badly. i now have a theory grandmothers have a biological clock just like mothers do. you need to become a grandmother at some point and if they make you wait too long you begin to really crave it. >> how many are there? >> i have two . they are both on the cover. >> were we looking at? >> we're looking at a two-year-old who is chloe and a five-year-old, jordan. >> how to change your life? >> well, hundred percent. it's in a big way and a granular way. they change my future and i am much more optimistic . i think t

leslie brinkley was at a town hall meeting today and is live with the story. leslie? >> that's right, dan. absolute outcries here at the mission how police handled an encounter with a homeless man and him ending up being shot to death. [ chanting ] >> reporter: this town hall meeting was supposed to be a forum for police to outline where things stand in the investigation and to the officer involved shooting six days ago, when a homeless man, armed with a knife, was killed. >> he stood up and ran at one of the officers with the knife in his hand. >> living on our streets and having a knife is no more an act of aggression than it is for me to lock my doors. >> reporter: but things escalated as mission leaders challenged the police version of what led up to the shooting. >> you are telling people this is what we think happened. how can you say that, chief, when the investigation is still ongoing? >> i'm not saying every single cop is a bad cop. but you are a bad cop if you let it continue. >> reporter: meanwhile, luis was quietly remembered across the street where he was

leslie van houten was committed for the murder of a man and his wife back in 1969. sentenced to death but one year later the death penalty was overturned. to get a sense of how heinous these crimes were, listen to leslie van houten in her own words in the 1994 prison interview with larry king. >> i went in and she was laying on the floor and i stabbed her. >> where? >> in the lower back, around 16 times. >> now she is described as a model prisoner who earned a college degree. for the "legal view" i will bring in a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. paul, such a disturbing case here. why is someone, who was convicted and admitted her role in this crime that was so brutal considered for parole? >> well, you know, it's a lesson for people who think that when you hear life without parole that really you are going toget life without parole because it doesn't always happen. in this case, she on her third trial was sentenced to seven years to life. it wasn't a life without parole case. so she's eligible for parole. we only hear about these high-profile cases

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leslie brinkley is live in fairfield. leslie? >> reporter: the little boy was killed years ago.rfield police say the man who kidnapped and killed him is actually already in state prison and they plan to transfer him here and arraign him in court next week. quite a dramatic turn of events. 3-year-old clark tasheiro honda was abducted from his home in fairfield in 1984. there was a ransom note, but the kidnapper never showed up. toe -- tosheiro was never seen again. a cold case. >> in my head this is not going to turn out well, but your heart always thinks and hoping it turns out well. >> and now? >> well, if the police are right, obviously there is no hope now. >> the suspect, a family friend, was only 23 at the time of the kidnapping and he is now serving time in state prison for other child molestation cases. the police are working with the fbi and finally cracked the case this week. >> we believe we can prove first degree murder as murder in the commission of a kidnapping and kidnapping for ransom. we filed that today. >> frequently in cold cases there is additional evidence.

welcome leslie van arsdall we have a full show ahead. we're going to start with stanley cup playoffs. they say home is where the heart is the flyers are hoping that is the case they try to climb back. orange and black struggled in the nations capital. the

with devon's cameras rolling, he has a big surprise for his girlfriend, leslie mills. >> she had kinding asking me repeatedly if and when i was planning on proposing. >> i had been annoying to austin. i kept saying, so when are you going to propose? when are you going to propose? >> i had two requirements for the proposal. that one, it be a total surprise, and two, it be awesome. and when i thought about proposing off the top of the arch, it was just fantastic enough to make sense. >> as leslie prepares for her first jump off the arch, she's too focused on being terrified to think about anything else. >> i was shaking. my palms are sweaty. i'm kind of a little nauseous. it's really so scary to stand on this ledge and to just jump off of it. >> as leslie recovers from the excitement, austin is seconds away from putting his plan into action. from the top of the arch, austin begins lowering himself down to meet her. >> i got closer and closer until she looked up at me. i thought, surely she knows. surely she's expecting. >> but leslie thinks austin is on his way down to offer help, and s

leslie flores necessary the suspect and police told her he asked to speak with her before he surrendered. >> he said the cops were looking for me because he wanted to talk to me.

leslie van arsdal joining us live from houston with the very latest, leslie. >> reporter: hi there don. we are here at the team hotel we sat down with ryan arcidiacono's parents. their story is really great. they both went toville know of, life long villanova basketball fans and now you they have a son playing in the final four, so yes, life is very good right now for the arcidiacono family. >> it is pretty surreal. it is incredible. >> reporter: arcidiaconos met in college. now to have a son playing in the final four it is amazing. >> i think they have sent us papers all the time, ryan has been a villanova fan since he was little because we were and it is just a dream come true. i cannot even explain it. >> reporter: ryan grew up around villanova, watching villanova but something that jay wright said to him when he was in seventh grade that planted the seed. yes. some day he would play at villanova. >> and jay goes ryan, ryan come over here. we both walk over. said ry, he goes your parents and you both bled blue and white. he said and so will you you some day. >> reporter: ryan is kno

thanks so much, leslie.right back with you, some kids get great day of basketball hoping their skills with the sixers. a look at all the fun when "eyewitness news" returns. stay with us. >> junk fans of the sixers took to the court with the pros today, they hold their own out there. team hosed open practice for sixers camp participant at philadelphia university in east falls. 450 kids were broken up by age groups to run through hands-on drills with six 6ers players and coaches. the sixers dancers, flight squad, mascot franklin and sixers legend helped to make this day a very special day for all of the kids. who knew, they could be recruiting for the future. >> they could be. >> they need some help. >> need a little help. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. it was fun, though. >> sport highlight certain to warm your heart. this is the south carolina alumni game, that man scoring the touchdown, yeah, that is 94 year old former stand out, lou sews man, the first south carolina player ever named to all america

good stuff leslie. thank you. >>> wildcats fever is running high at villanova vittoria woodill is on campus where fans are gearing up for the game, torey? >> reporter: don, the energy, the energy, i was out in the parking lot. it was raining. it was the calm in the storm, and now, right now, we are live in the pavilion and it is all about let's go nova for tonight's big game. the what is happening right now is sound check as we have the wild cat dancers, on the floor here getting ready to dot the routine tonight to entertain, this pavilion holds about 500 people. you can only imagine how many students are going to becoming out to show their support for the game tonight. take a look, i will be jumping in with them. not only do we have dancers here doing a great job as they perform but we also have the twirlers in the background. now you guys, you know would i normally attempt to do baton swirling but this is such a big night, such a big game, i will let them do their preps as they get ready for one of th

"eyewitness sports" leslie van arsdal joins us now and the fans are flyered up as we like to say. >> yes, i'm all flyered up. >> yes, indeed. >> we are under an hour away from flyers/caps round one of the stanley cup playoffs. flyers in washington to start the series. the fans already heading over to xfinity live for the official watch party. puck drops at 7:00 o'clock. ed snider's youth hockey continuing full force throughout the city youth foundation, holding their meeting at the rink in kensington. it serves 3,000 children in philadelphia and camden. their plan is to double in size over the next few years. >>> flyers have numerous tributes planned in memory of their late team founder ed snider. this is a mural in kensington painted on the side of the home of archie, a graduate of the ed snider youth hockey foundation. it says ed snider, thank you. the flyers will be wearing a jersey patch, as memory of mr. . it will be worn on the left shoulder with the initials ems in white, edward malcolm snider. >>> we will hear more from the team later, we will have highlights from the phillie

the leslie vannard dale with the difficult night all around in the bracelet tossing from the fans did not the help. >> in, not a good thing. last night was supposed to be about honoring memory of ed snider, instead it has put the city in the the national spotlight for all of the wrong reasons. the it happened in the third period of the game, frustrated fans started throwing those bracelet, used in the pregame ceremony down on the ice even as you saw hit something players. alexander ovechkin and wayne simmonds tried to tell everyone to stop but fans behavior resulted in a two minute penalty for the flyers. fans are come under fire for bad behavior. "eyewitness news" reporter, walt hunter has that part of the story, hi there, walt. >> let's go flyers. >> reporter: flyers fans, cheering their team at a t-shirt give away, also, voiced their disapproval of monday night's sports debacle, as wrist bands distributed to memorialized the passing of owner ed snider, were tossed on to the ice. protesting the teams third straight playoff loss. >> i guess people get emotional ape sometimes they do

, leslie, what is going on out there. >> waiting for the action around here, guys. still waiting for team to board these buses, right in front of me here they have a arrived. they will walk up here momentarily. they are running a tiny bit behind schedule but once they get on these buses things will start happening very quickly. what a week for these guys. they have been blown away by everything that has happened. they won the national championship. they were honored when they got back into town and now a parade in the city, it is unbelievable, they can't believe it, the parade will kick off, just a few blocks from me on 20th street, and that is five blocks to dilworth plaza, will we will have a huge pep rally and we are waiting for the guys to get on these buses and get things going. now back to you in the studio. >> won't be long enough, gas them up, lets get this party started. >> folks are lining the parade route, of course, they have to bundle up today. >> it is chilly. meet the role goodies kate i fehlinger knows a thing or two about that she has the forecast f

should leslie van houten be set free, or should she spend the rest of her days in prison? miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> a man convicted of a nearly six-decade-old murder has been set free. relief poured over 75-year-old jack mccullough in an illinois courtroom today when a judge overturned his life sentence. in 2012 mccullough was convicted for the 1957 abduction and murder of riddell, but a review found many alleged missteps by authorities and new evidence supporting his alibi. >>> a major announcement from the military today, the very first female officers have been commissioned to lead ground combat units after the pentagon changed the long-standing rules to allow it. as nbc's jim miklaszewski tells us, these women could soon be commanding troops on the front lines. >> reporter: they have trained. they have struggled. they have battled to prove that women can hold their own in combat. and now they are going to get their shot. >> i've got you! >> reporter: for the first time the army has selected 22 female soldiers to be commissioned as infantry and armor o

. >> yoinjoining me in the studios leslie savin and joanna stern. and.washington, d.c, j.ewton small, and chicago, james warren, a columnist at the u.s. news and world report. james warren, organization he need to make money to pay employees and the rest so in your opinion how have the past 20 years of the digital age transformed can business model from the time when cable media depended on advertising and subscriptions. how has that all changed? >> let me say i am chief media writer of the buoyanter organization, i wanted to mention that. other than u.s. news. i started using carbon paper to write my stoirns e-stories on an era even before there were many electric typewriters around and far before computers. it was a money making machine in newark and i went to chicago, both be money making machines and local television stations. for all the reasons you have just outlined in that piece the business model becomes broken for a whole bunch of reasons and now you've got mobile topping desktop, social topping search you've got newspapers who may be seeing digital print subscri

"eyewitness sports" reporter leslie van arsdal is live at the wells far go center. what is the mood like in south philadelphia. >> well, i will tell you whatever those flyers playoff hockey, everyone is up for this game, it games three, the flyers need to win this one they are down two games to none, it is going to be as we were talking about earlier an emotional game for the flyers. they need to keep that in check tonight. the lets talk about the previous two games, flyers really stayed inside those games, the flyers came out playing tough, physical hockey, goalie brayden holtby has been amazing as well as players in front of him. flyers know they will have to use their speed to get past him. >> you know, we obviously, you know, they're a bigger team then us. their defense has done a good job of not giving us time and space down low and doing a good job of boxing us out and let holtby see a lot of pucks. i think we have to get to be quicker and get to the net. >> now, earlier today the eagles front office met with the media, doug pederson and howie roseman asked qu

thanks so much, leslie.hen we come right back with you, some kids get great day of basketball hoping their skills with the sixers. a look at all the fun when "eyewitness news" returns. stay with us. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. >> junk fans of the sixers took to the court with the pros today, they hold their own out there. team hosed open practice for sixers camp participant at philadelphia university in east falls. 450 kids were broken up by age groups to run through hands-on drills with six 6ers players and coaches. the sixers dancers, flight squad, mascot fra

leslie brinkley is live in pleasanton.his is so much fun. >> if you thought wednesday's 73rd win was a big deal, wait until tomorrow. they are in an absolute frenzy over the prospect of another nba championship. >> it's starting. the energy is going to press on saturday afternoon in homes and bars all over northern california. >> the warriors are great for the bay area's economy. >> this place opened during the warrior playoff season last year and they hope this year is a repeat. and that requires warriors' gear. >> i have decided to support my local team and buy some warriors gear. >> you already have warrior gear. >> i can't get enough. >> this is the shirt everyone is coming in to get. including 11-year-old bella and her 7-year-old sisters. >> it shows the words that we love them. >> do you think if you wear a hat or shirt it may bring him luck? >> it could. >> we expect a qek 16-0 -- 16-0. >> if you are thinking of going to the game, beware of ticket fraud. people are stealing bar codes from the photos of tickets poste

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i am agreeing with leslie, this is dangerous material that we are dealing w.ut in the end of the day, donald is not going to listen to anyone else. if you like that or scares you to death, that is the reality we are in. >> and nbc was out with a poll, that said trump is win withing the support of the republican voters and reached the 50 percent for the first time. and for whatever his faults or you know, his personal characteristics might be. people are warming to it him. >> and honestly, john, can i dot i told you so. i predicted that when he would start to gain more ground and traction and looks like he would be the nominee, we would see more and more republicans stand beside him. one because he is an outsider and not a washington guy and doesn't have the political background. and they look at kasich too moderate and left leaning. and ted cruz too right except for the evangelical community that is an appeal. and kevin, i agree w. he brought out not in a brighter way the dark side of americans and our mindset. and i know that trump speaks to political correct

leslie brinkley is live in pleasanton.is so much fun. >> if you thought wednesday's 73rd win was a big deal, wait until tomorrow. they are in an absolute frenzy over the prospect of another nba championship. >> it's starting. the energy is going to press on saturday afternoon in homes and bars all over northern california. >> the warriors are great for the bay area's economy. >> this place opened during the warrior playoff season last year and they hope this year is a repeat. and that requires warriors' gear. >> i have decided to support my local team and buy some warriors gear. >> you already have warrior gear. >> i can't get enough. >> this is the shirt everyone is coming in to get. including 11-year-old bella and her 7-year-old sisters. >> it shows the words that we love them. >> do you think if you wear a hat or shirt it may bring him luck? >> it could. >> we expect a qek 16-0 -- 16-0. >> if you are thinking of going to the game, beware of ticket fraud. people are stealing bar codes from the photos of tickets posted on

leslie, a contributing writer with the nation, and to you, mr. warren, we just saw a picture of young people being asked how many watch tv news, and i think one hand went up in the entire room. here is the question what is the relationship today and moving forward of so-called old media to what we're now referring to as new media? in other words is it possible for the two to coexist, or will digital kill off old media. >> one or the other will actually survive economically. right now when you look at the huge sums of money, hundreds of millions of dollars poured in by fortune 500 companies, private equity firms into the likes of vice media and buzz feed while traditional media is struggling, you really do have to wonder and hope that ultimately say your local newspaper can make it through digital subscriptions. now one of the things that is playing out whether it's music or video or newspapers the digital subscriptions are going up, but nowhere near in the way that the advising, it doesn't make up for the advising that they're losing. one of the

. >> stephen: please welcome lesley odom-- leslie odom, jr.ephen: nice to seat you. >> you too. >> stephen: i can't believe i was able to score a ticket to interview you tonight. (laughter) >> anybody that introduces us at the grammies gets a ticket to the show. >> stephen: that was a great honor. i got to be the person that announced your category. that was incredible. what does it feel like to be part of thee at kal history? like be in something that is so culturally significant. because you can't go see it without going i'm seeing something different, truly significant, truly beautiful. >> it is, you know, just the great joy of our lives to be a part of something that is-- you know, to do something this big that is actually art. it's just not something that you prepare for when you are sing. you prepare to do big movies. you prepare to do paib a big tv show if you are lucky. but to actually get to penetrate the consciousness like this in something that feels like great art is-- we're very lucky. >> stephen: and you have an enormous variety,

from new albany, indiana, please welcome leslie turner. [cheers and applause] hi, leslie.>> hi, thank you. >> good to meet you. >> thank you. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. >> i'm glad you have a smile on your face. >> y

you heard leslie talking about stepping back from the show.areer. as you can imagine, the success of the show has brought a massive financial windfall. it clears $500,000 a week. the show's producers agreed this week to share more of the soaring profits with the original cast. you can see much more of our conversation including the story of the childhood karaoke machine that changed everything for leslie and also our heading to today.com for sunday today web extras. >>> next on sunday "today," the age of ai. elon musk says we're summoning the demon with artificial intelligence. mark zuckerberg says there is nothing to fear. which titan of tech is right? our look at that question is next. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. lowe's oanyone can haveee a beautiful garden. finally, something in this yard as beautiful as me. now get 20% off all sta-green® products, at lowe's. i acidity was in my diet.ch i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was d

our leslie van arsdal was with them every step of the way, and she joins us right now live, leslie. >> reporter: you know, don can you imagine villanova right now monday night they win the national championship, then on friday, we're talking about a parade right down market street here. they are soaking up every single minute. they just don't want it to end thousands lined the street as national champion wildcats make their way along a parade route. >> driving in here from the suburbs, everybody cheering on the side of the street, this is thrilling. it is really once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: the players, taking everything in. >> how great does this feel. >> it feels incredible. fans, i love it. >> reporter: are you blown away by this. >> this is a big crowd, biggest i have ever seen. >> reporter: twentieth street parade ended in a pep rally. it has been an amazing run but part raid was unlike anything that they have ever experienced. >> it is just great, you you know, nova nation is, you know, best nation in the country and i have even them all out here celebrating is very, a

reporting from houston leslie van just by switching to progressive.bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> getting ready for a big night in las vegas, the 55th annual academy of country muse ache ward. take a look, superstars like brian and dirks bentley are co hosts of the the show and see it all tonight at 8:00 on cbs-3. >>> well, philadelphia's own patty labelle comes home to receive a special honor. "eyewitness news" at the women of excellence lunch at 30th and market streets. labelle received a women of excellence award for her diverse and accomplished career as a singer and actress, and take a look our new morning anchor brook thomas was there to see labelle accept her award. >> unaudible. >> thank you for honoring me, and i hope i can live up to this a ward. >> and, the events is run by radio station wda thes, after the event, labelle headed to atlantic city for her concert there. >>> and are you ready for something new in the morning? starting tomorrow, wake up with the official team for morning people. brook, jim, do

reporting from houston, leslie van arsdal, for "eyewitness sports". >>> on to the pros.ers lose games at an alarming rate. that is not exactly breaking news. last night they had a chance at being the best, at being the worst. they lost against hornets officially locked up last place in the nba. how about the owner of the hornets, michael jordan, the greatest of all time. we will pick it up in the fourth quarter sixers down double digits. tj on top, sixers trailed by 11. later on, deficit down to four but, kimba walker three of his 27 points. sixers lose 100-91. they have the worst record in the nba, it is now official and most ping-pong balls in the draft lottery. >>> like stepping food in your own house after a long vacation it is time to get reacclimated. after a long off season phillies back on the field at citizens bank park. phillies hosting baltimore orioles, fourth inning, down six-one, miguel franco swinging with cruel intentions going upper deck. his ninth jack of the spring season. next batter though big piece ryan howard. he goes yard, off a left hander, that