so. 6 levy is asking matt miller, what questions go ahead. right, keep, keep followed up on my question in saying, what about russia and the i c c. because you know, you, you're saying that, you know, israel isn't a party in russia, it isn't a party. so what's the difference here? why, why are you accepting it in one and rejecting it and then other, and he says, well, the difference is that ukraine is ukraine, is a member, is, are they? well, they're not white again, the light on both sides of the equation, deep sleep claim, the palestine wasn't a member. and then he falsely claimed that ukraine was that, ma'am, and of course it had of course, backed up picked up by the new york times and abc news and cnn. and they're all now letting us know that there are people at the state department who are lying to us who live here in the united states. that happened right. course that happened. yeah . and that'll work. that'll work. nobody picked up one thing, nobody picked on it in the room. i had actually left the room at that point. i mean, i had, yo

that's right, matt miller, the state department spokes person said that the us consider the sunday strike on the camp to be a tragic loss of life. he said the us has no independent assessment of how that happened and he seems to give the benefit of the doubt to the is really citing their preliminary investigation, saying that the bomb that was dropped was 1.7 kilometers away from where israel's military says the fire broke out again, the fire broke out and a designated safe zone in the camp were displaced gardens and matt miller, the us state departments, folks for us and said, that would be an issue if the strike happened in a say selling we've been very clear of course israel should not carry up strikes in the designated safer areas where they have told people to move. they say that's not what happens here. they are going to conduct the full investigation. we're going to wait the outcome of that investigation before passing judgment. and so i think it's fully appropriate to do, we want to have all the facts at our disposal and also, matt miller was asked by reporters how this may be con

matt miller is talk about this very thing. >> as you know director burns is in the region working onl time. we will be discussing this response with our partners over the coming hours. we continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interest of the israeli people. in the best interest of the palestine p.m. people. it would allow increased movement and he manager and assistant so we will continue to work to try to reach one. >> you have not yet made any determination whether they are accepting what is on the table or they are accepting something that is different? >> we have only received a response in the last hour in 90 minutes and we are going through it now. we are discussing the partners in the region so i don't want to characterize the nature of that response just yet. >> can i follow up on that? >> there have been reports from israel that perhaps hamas agreed to a proposal that was put together by egypt and qatar that was softer than the one that was in the works last week. is there possible that there is a different proposal that the u.s. is not involved with trackin

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and matt miller said, look, is real, is investigating a several different cases. some has been referred to criminal cases. of course, we've got no specifics on that. but what do you do there? he's talking about is investigations and behavior of idea of soldiers. not if in fact, the leadership of the country. so obviously very different things there. and it's not one of the more telling aspects was during the press briefing, he was asked. so where do palestinians go for just as if you say they can't go to b, i c, c a. they can't go to everywhere else that they wanted to go. and you said they shouldn't do that. they said, well, didn't pass duty and should go to israel to get some sort of justice if they, if they feel they've been wrong. so what influence does america have over the i c c, the almost non re truly uh the, its not a huge thunder of the international criminal court. no senators or vince was best we mentioned before, talking about sanctioning the judges. they had a prosecutors, people who work on this case, that would mean if they had vast sums of money a

i want to go to the state department now where spokesperson matt miller has been briefing.viewing the hamas response and discussing it with parties in the region. >> reporter: hamas's political wing and militant wing, are they on the same page? do you feel like this is a response that indicates where the group is? >> i'm not going to speak for hamas at all. as we have said for some time, there's been a significant offer on the table. the ball has been in hamas's court. we have made clear they should accept that offer. israel made significant, and we have hoped that hamas would take the deal on the table. as to what's in their response, what it looks like, we're going to review that and withhold judgment until we've had a chance to conduct a full review. >> the israeli offensive in rafah, in the hours before this, reports to evacuations ever, but israel's talking about evacuations from rafah. what's the u.s. message now? do you think they should hold off on the operations of rafah as we discuss this response? >> we have made clear our position on rafah for some time. we cann

>> as matt miller said in his statement, we are reviewing those terms.nse that was given to us today. director burns remains in the region. israel is sending a team to cairo. they will exactly consider what the proposal means and where it might go. the u.s. government has made very clear, we support as urgently as possible an agreement on hostage releases and accompanying cease-fire. it is important first and foremost for the release of hostages, including americans. it is important also because it will facilitate the greater delivery and distribution within gaza of humanitarian assistance. let's be clear, we need to review exactly what the hamas proposal contains and whether those terms are accepted. sumi: israel has said it seems as these terms far from what is acceptable. it seems one of the sticking points is how this ends. hamas wants to see a permanent cease-fire. what do you think the prospects are of both sides coming together on this point? amb. satterfield: i'm not going to comment on either official statements or on an ultimate final negotiati

it's interesting, i stand up here and answer questions, karine does, matt miller, pentagon colleagues, the president does, and mr. netanyahu does in the idf president does. you know who has an answer to a single question about his intentions and what games you might be playing were where he intends to take this, the head of hamas. and i think it's high time that he answered some of these questions and come clean about what is -- what his intentions are. i don't know. all i know is i got a response. bill burns is looking at the response and we will see where this goes. hopefully, hopefully, whatever is in this thing, hopefully it can lead to the hostages getting out real soon with their families where they need to be. as each day passes, their lives get further at risk. time is really of the essence. >> noting your answer, is it a good idea to try to negotiate with terrorists? john: it's not like we sit down pie-in-the-sky and say, today's a good day, let's negotiate with terrorists. you have to negotiate with who you got a negotiate to get people back with their families. if there's a

strike that killed civilians at a camp for displaced people near rasa. state department spokesman matt miller said, the incident was tragic, but repeated israel's preliminary finding that the strike occurred. 1.7 kilometers from the designated humanitarian, safe stone. he said, it's unclear how that led to a fire in which at least $45.00 people died over at the white house national security council coordinator john kirby. so the us was waiting to see israel's full investigation and he downplayed reports of his really tanks and rough as center. we still don't believe that a major ground operation in ralph is warranted. we still don't want to see these, or at least as we say, smash and or off, or with large units over over, over large pieces the territory. and we still believe that we haven't seen that. how many more chart courses does he have to see before the president considers change? we don't want to see a single more innocent life taking it. i kind of take a little offensive. the question, no civilian casualties is the right number of civilian casualties. meanwhile, the us led effort to o

states if rafah offensive continues benjamin netanyahu sayings israel will stand-alone if necessary matt millern biden's decision. >> we have parched one shipment reviewing others as president made clear we have will always be committed to israel's defense always differented to helping israel defensive itself begins hamas, hezbollah threat from iran other terrorist groups malign actors when we look at potential operation in rafah, president made clear we are not going to provide certain weapons they could use in such an operation. maria: okay just to be clear if you say you will always be helpful to israel, against hamas then say you are holding back weapons then you are not then you are not being always there for israel, the white house national security council reportedly keeping biden's decision topull israel weapons shipments under wraps until after president delivered holocaust remembrance day address they waited to tell us what they are real planning joining us mike huckabee governor great to see you your reaction object all of this. >> i am just enraged such a ridiculous betrayal of ally

to matt miller's point, look at gamestop.0 stock, now it is a 34 dollars stock. yields are not helping out. this is pretty interesting, in the last 11 days, basically since the fed meeting, yields have come into, the 2-year yield yearly down 30 basis points. a bit of a dip for today's cpi print. if these levels are breached, we could see yields go significant in the work. , on the other hand, if these lows hang in, we could see, from a technical standpoint, setting up for the case for the 2-year yield to go well above 5%. as a result, the s&p 500, we are looking at a range -- this chart we have looked at before, in the middle here is 5200. there is a range here and right now you can see the s&p 500 clearly trying to break out this new record high. the rsi not even overbought yet. so the momentum, the interest, the enthusiasm is a lot less than it was last december. that bearish divergence may lead to some interesting trading ahead. katie: bloomberg's abigail doolittle, thank you so much. coming up, the future of m&a. will hea

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matt miller said yesterday that the biden administration offered iran assistance to help find the helicopterexing, i spoke to several people, former military leaders, and one of them said to me that it looks like this is proof that iran has a friend in the biden administration. what do you think about all of this? >> i would say further proof. there is a lot of proof there the unfreezing of $6 billion in assets. also, when we have seen the caudcoddling pro-hamas and othe. this, to me is, a continuation of this administration placating to iran. so it doesn't surprise me at all that this is the message. now, listen, offering done lenses or standing for a moment of violence, that to me is egregious, disgusting. it's a virtue signal. i'm far more concerned about them offering actual assistance. i'm far more concerned to them placating to the anti-israel, abbott american voices that are here in the united states of america chanting death to israel. chanting death to america. so this to me is a continuation. i wouldn't expect anything else from this administration. placating to the very worst of i

here's spokes american matt miller yesterday on biden's decision. >> we paused one sh shipment. always be committed to israel's defense, will be committed to israel defending itself against hamas, hezbollah, from iran, other terrorist groups. when we look at a potential operation in rafah, the president made clear we will not provide certain weapons they can use in such an operation. maria: total contradiction. first he says they're ironclad. then he says we're going to hold them back. joining us now is congressman russell fry. a member of the weaponization of the federal government select subcommittee. thanks very much. give us your reaction to president biden saying he's going to stop sending -- he's not going to send weapons if they go into rafah. >> it is totally ludicrous, maria, to see this happening. we still have american citizens that are in gaza, that have not been rescued. and the israeli government seems to be doing more to try to get them back than our own. so to hold these weapons back when you've had the biggest terrorist attack within israel on october 7th, i thi

minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will stand alone if this is necessary, here is spokesperson matt millerse one shipment and were reviewing others, as a president make clear we will always be committed to israel's defense and committed to helping israel defend itself against hamas, hezbollah, the threat from iran and other terrorist groups and malign actors but will we lookup a potential operation and rafah the president make clear the vernacular provide certain weapons that they could use in such operation. what is he talking about we will provide aid to israel except when they're in the middle of the fight to their lives michigan congressman john james the house foreign affairs transportation and info structure committee an iraq war veteran, thank you for your service to our great country and when you hear things like that as a veteran yourself in iraq, what do you say at this moment in time that the u.s. is holding back weapons to israel during the fight of its survival. >> is naÏve of the administration and it cowardice in the face of the enemy with malicious trained by everyone in th

it's interesting, i stand up here and answer questions and careen, matt miller, the pentagon, and the president does. prime minister netanyahu does and you know who hasn't answered a single question about his intentions or the games he's playing or where he intends to take this, mr. sinwar, the head of hamas. it's time he answer these questions and come clean what his intentions are. i don't know. all i know is we have a response. bill burns is looking at the response and talking to the israelis about it and see where it goes. hopefully, hopefully whatever is in this thing hopefully it can lead to those hostages getting out real soon with their families and where they need to be. as each day passes, their lives get further at risk so time is really of the essence here. reporter: noting your answer, is it still a good idea to try to negotiate with terrorists then? john: it's not like we sit down pie in the sky and say hey, today is a good day, let's negotiate with terrorists. you have to negotiate with who you have to negotiate to get people back with their families. frankly, if there'

. >> from new york city, i'm matt miller. a revision down for gdp and personal spending.right now. we begin with the big issue. can rising bonds trigger a stock rally stall?

palestinians or thereabouts, a lot of those people already displaced by this ongoing war, take a listen to matt millerpalestinians died and then when you look at those results and as i said and minute ago, you try to imagine a repeat of such a campaign in a more dense areas and where israel has operated to data, that is why we have such great concerns. >> a one major factor for concern, unicef estimates 600,000 children are hunkered down in rafah, the byte and administration wants an israeli invasion plan that prioritizes their protection. is who and i won't speak to anything beyond the current cause of assistance, the was nod of this decision. >> israel has been hit in the last few weeks by iran, hezbollah and hamas guide dedicated to their destruction. and you are telling me you are going to talk them how to fight the war? and what they can't and can use when everybody around them wants to kill all the jews. >> on the other side of this issue, democratic lawmakers apportioned back on president biden sending any weapons to israel, they say they don't want to be in a situation where the biden administ

. >> live from new york city, i am matt miller. a slew of economic data doing nothing for markets.ittle movement after we get an all-time record on the s&p yesterday. the countdown to the open starts right now. coming up, stocks at record highs with fed speak in focus, a mixed bag of economic data doing little to

white house has offered very bare bones condolences, but saying, according to the state department, matt millerhange the fundamental u.s. stance towards iran. the u.s. for logistical reasons, they were unable to provide it. this is a very careful response. >> i don't think it's going to change the fundamental position of iran either, you know. >> exactly. >> reporter: that was a terse response. there wasn't a lot of effusive expressions of grief coming from european capitals, israel and the united states. the most we heard today was primarily we didn't do it, and please don't blame this on us. this seems like it was because of the weather and incredible fog. but i know that u.s. military intelligence officials, european intelligence officials, middle eastern intelligence officials are watching this transition of power very carefully. and i have been speaking to some of them and they're wondering how this plays out. sorry, what did you say? >> and, richard, just very quickly, the u.s. is going to continue, says john kirby, to hold iran accountable for destabilizing behavior. it took them hours t

they've done so from the podium with korean john pierre and oraa state department with matt miller wasaying that the icc the us does not believe that the icc has jurisdiction in this case, so we will see how exactly the us a decides to respond as the icc is moving forward with targeting for the very first time, a top ally of the united states. now this does come as you note, national security adviser jake sullivan was in israel yesterday and today meeting with netanyahu and also just hours ago, a sitting down to meet with golan two one of the main topics of their conversation was the tenth until operation into rafah at a time when the us has repeatedly been trying to warn israel against going into rafah in a major way without a plan in place to secure the safety and evacuation of the civilians on the ground there. now president biden currently is up at his home in wilmington, delaware. he will be traveling back to the white house this afternoon. and anticipate a hearing from him for the very first time when he speaks at a jewish american heritage celebration here at the white house, wh

now the state department spokesman matt miller gave a briefing and which he quoted israel's own preliminary findings from their investigation. saying that israel says that a dropped us small bomb and that it targeted a moss target. and that in fact the loss of civilian life occurred. 1.7 kilometers from the target of that strike. how does that happen? is still very unclear, but israel claims that it struck itself was not within the humanitarian safe zone. and over at the white house, john kirby, the national security council's coordinator also said he would not rush to judge israel until he's seen israel's full investigation. which as we all know, can take months, then he downplayed reports of seeing tanks in rough, a center. we don't want to see a major ground operation. we haven't seen this. how many more chart courses? does he have to see? for the president considers change? we don't want to see a single, more innocent life taken and i kind of take a little offense that the question, no civilian casualties is the right number of civilian casualties. and this is not something that we've t

just as some of what matt miller is basically saying on this, he said it is fully unfounded and should never have been brought. they have a couple of complaints. they say that the international criminal court, the cc doesn't have jurisdiction because palestine is not especially estate. doesn't mention the steps the us has taken to make sure palestine is not viewed as a state. for example, if the united nations security council goes on to say other countries that the i, c, c, as in investigated, they've let them conduct their own investigation. first, they didn't do that with israel's, of their problem with the process. they said the courts should only take up cases when the countries are not investigating themselves. and according to miller, you said israel is in fact investigating several different cases involving a potential crime committed by members of these really defense forces. he didn't seem to be able to make sense of the fact that the fcc is looking at the leadership . but israel's looking at rank and file soldiers. so again, seem to be a bit of a disconnect there. he also th

matt miller took the questions yesterday. [video] >> what is your definition of a major operation?> i will not get into too much detail but i would differentiate it from the types of operations we have seen from the beginning when it comes to rafah. we have seen israel execute strikes against rafah. i mean airstrikes. going back to last october it is something they have engaged in. the operation to take control of the rafah crossing appeared to be a limited operation. not a major invasion invasion on areas, neighborhoods packed with people, thousands and thousands of people. when we talk about a major operation, it's a campaign targeting the civilian areas that are densely packed with civilians. in many cases they are refugees. sometimes twice over and are now taking refuge in a place that is a last resort because there is nowhere else for them to go. host: matt miller yesterday getting questions about this pause on offensive arms shipments israel. we noted this pause even had some in congress threatening impeachment against president biden. that would be congress in cory mills, fr

. >> from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm matt miller. t's all eyes on nvidia after the bell. futures are mixed. the countdown to the open starts right now. matt: stocks sitting at fresh record highs ahead of nvidia's pivotal earnings report. retailers deliver a mixed bag as target misses the mark, and traders trimming their rate cut bets appears the fed speak tour continues. we begin with the

. >> i'm matt miller. we are counting down another 36 hours until we get nvidia earnings.now. -- the countdown to the open starts now. teachers on hold with another busy day of fed speak -- futures on hold with another day of busy fed speak.

live from new york for our viewers worldwide i am matt miller. ing up a downside surprise.

matt: i am matt miller, back at bloomberg headquarters. the countdown to the open starts now.ic data. president biden wanting to quadruple tariffs. and meme stock mania continues. we begin with the big issue come the countdown to cpi. >>

. >> from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm matt miller. rising rates mean lower stocks. fed speak on repeat. >> the chances of -- are fairly low. i think the fed would prefer policy tight

. >> from new york city i'm matt miller.p.t.i. hoter than expected the inflation expect still looking a little hawkish sending yields higher ahead of charm powell and raising concerns about upcoming rate cuts. that is the issue. we begin with more signs of stubborn inflation.

. ♪ >> from new york city, i'm katie greifeld in for matt miller.till on track for a weekly decline. the countdown to the open starts right now. coming up, features edging higher as stock split with their first weekly decline since april. another equity strategist founds the alarm all another economist pushes back there rat

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john kirby at the white house and just a few moments, we didn't really learn much of anything from matt miller at the state department. the state department spokesman, except that they had gotten this response and that they were reviewing it. and the big question for me, briana and i've been covering this for months now. the ins and outs of what this deal could look like is what does it look like in the later phases of an agreement? so the questions to john kirby should essentially be, did hamas is hamas still insisting? that israel discuss an end to this war and the withdrawal of the idf from the gaza strip. the first phase of this agreement is generally pretty well laid out and it appears that both israel and hamas of all but agreed to what that first phase would look like and that would be some 33 israeli hostages who would be released in exchange for hundreds of palate justinian prisoners and goblins and the southern part of the gaza strip would get to go back home to the north in an unrestricted way. so that's appears to be rather settled and that's why the us has said that this was a gen

so i, too, want to thank brad grant, nicole, simone, andrew miller, hana hagan and leah mckenna for their work and matt weissman and ben rowsside. and laura bates. we've been through a lot. we have been through a covid crisis and how to manage our aviation system while we were in that crisis. coming out of the covid crisis when we may not have had everything correct in the order of how to keep flights and regain the capacity where we were at. and we certainly know that we have had safety issues and concerns that we need to make a big investment. this legislation is that investment. in safety standards, in protecting consumers, and advancing a workforce and technology that will allow the united states to be the gold standard in aviation. i thank my colleagues, mr. president. i yield the floor. i yield the floor. >> c-span has been delivering congressional coverage for 45 years. here is a highlight from a key moment. >> something else i saw firsthand, it wasn't a surprise to me but love from you, colleagues, both republican and democrat. i know right after the shooting, we were practicing on the republic

i want to thank duncan, andrew miller, matt, anna hagan, mel liz today braid, christian mcmullin, leah mckinney, o m.r.i. saran and aaron wrights. i'm thankful to chairman cantwell and her staff. the chair has worked tirelessly as well and her staff. we have worked hand in hand navigating issues, some passionate. we went back and worked out a compromise. they had been terrific partners with us and i look forward to our committee continuing to produce strong bipartisan products in the near future and the weeks and months ahead. i would be remiss if i also didn't thank senators moran and duckworth who serve as the leaders on the aviation safety operations and innovation subcommittee. i appreciate both senator moran and senator duckworth and their staff for working clabively with us -- collaboratively with us on this bill. i would like to thank senate legislative counsel, specifically john gettchris, ruth ernst and c.j. murphy who worked long hours and late nights to make this bill happen. and now, mr. president, i look forward to going to ronald reagan national airport, getting on an air

miller: we have the ability to send iran messages, but i will not comment. reporter: thank you matt. first, this weekend, this was done after putin and she jinping announced north korea. do you assess that north carolina, -- north korea, china [inaudible] mr. miller: the pentagon put out a statement this weekend and i would refer you to that. when it comes to the cooperation between russia and north korea, it should be a concern of anyone interested in maintaining peace including the prc. it's a point the secretary made clear. we think that is something that should concern china as well and china should use influence to push back on that increasing cooperation. it is not a decision they have made as of yet. reporter: the un security council a lower is weakening, so how can you sanction north korea? mr. miller: have been secure that the security council has not spoken with one voice on the case for violation of resolutions because there has not been unity, they have escalated ballistic missile launches and violating resolutions. we urge beijing to encourage them to refrain that behav

matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, abby lee miller. >> you're 16 and everybody's watching you cry. save your tears. >> a rare interview with the controversial star of "dance moms" and what she said justifies her tough love delivery. >> i have made the world a better place for children. >> some of the stars remember things differently. >> why does she mate me so much? >> do you ever feel like you crossed the line? >>> plus, wend it like wrexham. what happens when a hollywood heartthrob and his comedy actor friend decide to buy a soccer team? >> i got a call from rob saying, "how would you like to partner up in this financially stupid but emotionally immersive project?" >> ryan reynolds and rob mcelhinney infusing the struggling wrexham fc with heart and hard work. >> we're back. >> it's rocky metamorphosis trapped in "welcome to wrexham." how two guys with exactly no experience took the club from underdog to cinderella story. >>> and the profession the president says gives america hope about the future honored tonight at the white house. and cache i

matt damon, maya rudolph and the late louis gossett jr. furiosa mad max saga rolls into theaters this weekend. the george miller film explores the story of furiosa, the first seen in 2015. mad max fury road. it's a high octane, post-apocalyptic prequel. it stars anya taylor-joy and chris hemsworth, duo says they picked up a few survival skills while stepping into these unique roles. the film comes out in theaters coming up on may 24th. >> the president of iran killed in a helicopter crash. what his death means for the country in the middle east, and relations with the u.s. >> then a developing story in the south bay. a man hospitalized after being shot by police. we're live from the scene where it happened and how witnesses described the incident . you can see where something slid down the bridge. >> what? rescuers found a car. the driver inside, and i got him, i got him, nigel. dramatic video after the victim veers off a cliff in sonoma county, rescuers jumping into action, rappelling down a rope from a helicopter. but none of this could have happened without the help of a system installed on the victim's car.

. >> i'm going to get in trouble, tim miller, but i'm going to ask you anyway. our friend mattd said in the last hour, he thinks this could be the most watched presidential debate ever, especially given trump has not debated at all through the primary. do you agree with him? >> it's going to be highly watched, and i'm happy the biden campaign is doing it this way. he has to debate donald trump. we'll all be tuning in. >> tim miller, jennifer palmieri, thank you both. you can scan the qr code on the screen right now. that will get you expert analysis delivered right to your inbox, jennifer, other analysts, folks you know and trust, there it is, scan to sign up. >>> as donald trump's hush money trial speeds to its conclusion, what, if any, effect is that having on critical battleground states. i want to go to nbc's shaquille brewster in kent county, michigan, part of our ongoing series the deciders we were just talking about that small piece of the electorate that will decide this election. i know you talked to a number of moderate republicans. what did they tell you? >> reporter

matt gaetz is being investigated over sexual misconduct. he's denied i don't think doing. jason miller, donald trump's spokesperson, his group nearly 42 grand in legal expenses after he tried to sue the company for reporting on legal filings that he secretly drugged his pregnant mistress with an abortion pill. if the jury knows anything about them, and maybe they don't know the details of the allegations around each of these individuals, he's not surrounding himself with angels. but rather hells angels. >> true. literally. he's surrounding himself with people who arguably are followers of michael cohen, what they've done. you forget bobert and -- who got kicked out. i prosecuted the hells angels for a member striking another person, put it mildly, with a bat and going to prison for ten years. that jury was anxious and scared and crying and there was an armed man in the courtroom because every day, you would have all those hells angels. they had all this anxiety. they're concerned about the pressure and eyeballs on them. all the information coming out about them. and now you're parading

matt chapman scores. giants retake the lead. but very next inning. here come the dodgers kiki hernandez pinch hit homer to left ties the game off eric miller, who was justor the second straight game the giants go extra innings. here's will smith deep to center. it's going to one. hop the wall two runs score. and that proves to be the game winning hit. dodgers win six four. in ten history in houston for the first time the regular season, both home and road broadcast led by female play by play announcers. in the fourth, a's get on the board. tyler soderstrom base hit to center, brant rooker scores. it's two one game, but it's all astros. after that, alex bregman hits the first of his two home runs towards the train tracks. choo choo astros win, nine two nba playoffs luka doncic has been battling all kinds of injuries this postseason. dallas hosting okc game for the western semis and practice made perfect for luka on this play. kind of falling down hits the three. he had just 18. mavs up 11 at the half, but the thunder roar back. thunder up three. turnover and okc off to the races at santa clara's jalen williams. he scored 14. thunder win 196 series tied t

matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, abby lee miller. >> you're 16e made the world a better place for children. >> some of the stars remember things differently. >> why does she mate me so much? >> do you ever feel like you crossed the line? >>> plus, wend it like wrexham. what happens when a hollywood heartthrob andis