the mets when it appeared the final is a 7-5.s make a ton of noise they end with bases loaded to end the night and stranded ten. wheeler the winter. meyer, the loser. espinoza is up the count, ends up striking out to end the night. >> alex: you knew that pitch was going to come back and bite him. you give him even more reason to get the head out. >> joe: the final score, the metz when it. a three hour 37 minute game on a saturday night at citi field. now the metz, six and a half outs. for alex rodriguez and ken rosenthal, i'm joe buck. the studio on the other side of the break. wheeler the winter. the metz win. what's more exhilarating than playing $100,000 club with top prizes of 100 thousand dollars? winning...on the spot. yeah! (laughter) play $100,000 club, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win...on the spot! keep on scratchin'! chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, a

the mets when it appeared the final is a 7-5.on of noise they end with bases loaded to end the night and stranded ten. wheeler the winter. meyer, the loser. espinoza is up the count, ends up striking out to end the night. >> alex: you knew that pitch was going to come back and bite him. you give him even more reason to get the head out. metz when it. a three hour 37 minute game on a saturday night at citi field. now the metz, six and a half outs. for alex rodriguez and ken rosenthal, i'm joe buck. the studio on the other side of the break. wheeler the winter. the metz win. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. before it got a little dicey there in new york, but the mets when it 7-5 over the angels. we're back in the l.a. studios. the mets got to in a row, what you think it will do? >> it makes them feel good. they won't do anything easy. then a tough one tonight, they come ahead. the ninth-inning, terry collins is going to have to will these guys to keep compet

one that some big games for the mets over his career. develops into, the mets will be more than happ happy. >> kenny: first and second, one out. francisco cervelli. >> a.j.: not a hard thrower, 89, 90. trying to locate the ball, trying to throw it to the corners, not hit the middle of the plate. three hitters, one guy hit the ball to the wall, one guy got a base hit and the other guy stuck in the back. >> a.j.: pill to cervelli files it off. pirates have had ten baserunners over the last 4 1/3. mccutcheon thrown out at the plate. to end the sixth inning. we've also seen some brilliant catches by lagaras who did not enter the game it until the bottom of the eighth grade how about clint hurdle's bullpen? five scoreless innings. the 1-1 to cervelli in for strike two. >> a.j.: he told us the ball has all been thrown and will, tony watson has more trust in him than anybody. they've all done with a been asked to do, kept them in the can, given them opportunities to come back naturally tie the game in the ninth but have an opportunity to win it

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for the annual met gala. first a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by carfax.com. kim jung un. >>> relative calm returned to paris this morning following violent mayday marches in the streets of the french capital. six riot police officers caught on fire, after they were hit by molotov cocktails. ance political social ffering divisions are enflamed a week before the country's final run-off presidential election. >> fox news lost another executive. a few munth -- months after the souther of roger ailes. >> fox news co-president, bill shine has been forced out. abc's chief business correspondent, rebecca jarvis with the latest. >> reporter: another shake-up the factor begins right now. >> reporter: just two weeks after the network's star anchor bill o'reilly was ousted after growing sexual harassment allegations. >> fire bill o'reilly! >> bill shine, head of programming, stretching down. the head of fox's parent company, rupert murdoch saying, his contribution t

i also -- i met you, and then i met oprah. >> jimmy: yeah.e hang in the same circle. >> yes, all the time. it was a real like, it was a a very odd, odd, odd moment. >> jimmy: it was a fun party, though, it was great. and then you end up winning the golden globe. i was like, "yes!" >> these guys are here. >> jimmy: the roots were there.

he's one of the very few men i've ever met who is a widower.d that in common which created a connection that was built in. the next, i did not see it coming actually was cole. >> cole. >> my head wasn't in the game at the beginning and by the end of the date i realized i needed to rewind and reflect. i left wishing i had knew more and the last gentleman who i met who caught my eye, his name is craig. >> craig. >> he is hysterical. there's something about him that's very familiar. >> okay. just feels naturally comfortable. >> yes. >> that's big. out of the 20 that you're really interested in, mike z, cole, craig? >> yes. >> so all those men that you said you would like to see again i asked if they would like to see you. guess what? >> what? >> i have some bad news. >> coming up -- >> he's not interested in seeing you again. >> it stings of course. what do you think about the fact that i have a child? >> i hope he's comfortable enough to tell me what's on his mind tonight. is that too direct? a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter v8 engine. a 10-speed

gala stays at the met gala. unless in the elevator and you are beyonce, solange, jay-z. legendary. >> unless that or unless somebody decide to take start selfies in the bathroom. we'll tell you who. >> somebody who likes to sake selfies. we'll start in washington, d.c. where the president sort of made like a stunning statement online. calling for a future government shutdown. >> the house expected to vote on a massive spending bill to keep the government running. and the white house says the president will sign it. but it follows a day of conflicting messages about his thoughts on the deal. re.gh a bill to replace obama we get more from abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: with congress poised to vote on a spending bill without any money for his border wall, president trump fired off an angry tweet. saying, our country needs a good shutdown in september to fix mess. the president fuming as democrats declare victory. >> no money for the border wall. not one plug nickel. >> reporter: democrats held off cuts

oliv's and i met in 20000. we dated for two years.e got married about a year and a half later decided let's try to have a family. and after trying for a while we realized we probably should seek some help. so we ended up having the good fortune of ivf be an option for us and we got pregnant on the first try. when olivia was born, ray found a piece of himself. becoming a dad changed him. which is heartbreaking because that was what he would cry about when we realized that he wasn't going to get to see her grow up. ray was diagnosed with cancer at 37 which then led to a horrific two years of treatments. ray died in october of 2009. that was the worst time of my life. >> look at this. mw mwah. i love you. >> love you. >> i've been a single mom for over six years. i want to fall in love again. of course i want to find love again. i miss passion. i miss romantic love. i miss holding someone's hand. it's hard to have time to care for my daughter, do right by my job and have time for myself. which is the piece that gets sacrificed. i don't h

she met eric.kind of got on really well straight away. >> does eric have a seasons of what his dad does. >> well, the other day we went out and he said, how come everyone knows your name. i have no idea, eric. he's beginning to understand that i'm actually on tv for a reason. because he used to get confused. now he understands the show and he's actually going to be a great little judge. >> on a desert island for the rest of your life, with me or mommy who would it be? >> why? >> why? >> because i press the scary buzzer all the day. >> like father, like son. >> that's right. simon also told me he genuinely listens to reviews on new music. >>> tom cruise was promoting his new film. it was announced that event has been cancelled in the wake of the manchester terror attack. celine dion is scheduled to tour all over europe this summer. how is the attack affecting her plans? well, i found out when i visited celine at her residency in vegas. you're scheduled to be performing at the manchester arena on jun

they met at the vatican all smiles, and made a joke when he met with melania.nia what do you feed this guy, pizza? apparently we are told is slovenian dessert. bold move. i am sure there were no diplomatic incidents, they were all smiles. in all seriousness, then met privately for 28 minutes. we still don't know what was discussed, haven't been told by the vatican yet. surely they must have touched on some of the differences that they had on subjects like climate change, refugees and migrants. >> despite not having officially met before today, the president and the pope had at times a contentious relationship, particularly over the president's rhetoric on issues like climate change and immigration. pope francis is an outspoken proponent of pro-immigrant policies, often tweets support using bible references. in one instance during the campaign, the pope said about the proposed border wall with mexico, quote, a person who thinks about building walls, whether they may be and not building bridges is not a christian, to much trump gave a response at a campaign rally

we forget this is about the met. it is a fund-raiser that raises tons of money for the met.le wore dresses that they loved. >> what was some of your favorites? >> seeing some people in person was crazy. madonna. she was drinking rose. >> what did she call it? >> summer water. i'm like, you should come and talk with kathie lee. she knows it's summer water, too. and then, i loved seeing serena williams. and i have to say, when j. lo and a. rod walked in, there was a gasp. >> really? to see them together or they were so beautiful? >> are they stupidly beautiful in person? >> yeah. they look -- >> i look at the camera like that sometimes. >> yes. >> let me see it, dylan. >> is that what e call "zoolander"? >> are you confused? do you have a mirror face? >> do you have one? >> i have a mirror face. and it takes after my mom. >> you mean, when you're looking in the mere center. >> when i put on mascara. you open your mouth. and my mom will catch me looking at myself. and is like -- >> she really does that when you're out and about. >> and walking the red carpet. do you want to tak

ready to go. >> this is my first met gala.might be fun in a couple of hours after maybe a drink but right now it's like a shock. >> michael kors is in the house. >> what is your favorite aspect o the whole ensemble? >> i love the peekaboo lingerie. and i love this custom necklace. it's custom. it's all safety pins. >> i want to meet j lo. jrod. >> jrod didn't disappoint with their red carpet debut. even though jlow was wearing the most covered up look in a long time. it's a valentino. inside, jlo got her groove on dancing while arod sat back. ♪ can't keep my hands to myself ♪ >> big night for couples. tom and gisele. john legend and chrissy tyi ssy. hands down our favorite, was selena gomez and the weeknd. kissing, hugging, whispering and can we talk about those smiles? justin bieber is clearly 2015 and selena has arrived 45 minutes wearing the same part in the middle bob and not much else. >> i told my wife five days ago we were coming she could have killed me. dinner and a show. katy perry changed from her red ensemble to le

go mets. >> go mets.wner of the milwaukee brewers, having a pretty good season. 14-13, but i'm sure you already knew that. >> exactly. thank you. love the conversation. up until that point. david, thanks. >>> still to come, microsoft shares hitting all time highs today as the company unveils new products for education. one of the executives will join jon fortt next. and later, live to the 15th annual charity day, where bob pisani is hanging with all the stores, derek jeter and a-rod when "squawk alley" comes back. >>> good morning. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc news update at this hour. former south carolina police officer michael slager is pleading guilty to violating the civil rights of an unarmed black motorist that he shot and killed in 2015. state prosecutors are dropping a pending murder charge. his first trial ended in a hung jury. >>> greece and creditors reached a deal that will restart bailout loan payments and keep the country from facing default. they agreed that greece should make another

he met with bahrain.t with qatar, he met with the president of egypt and as ali was saying earlier, there was a moment and a photo opportunity when the president of egypt said that president trump had a unique personality, and it was a break in the mood where president trump even laughed and said yes, i guess so. therehave been lighter moments here although most of this is definitely business, politics, trying to pull the countries together. we know that yesterday there was also the signing of basically a treaty where they're going to send $100 billion over the years it will turn into about $350 billion. it is an arms deal selling arms to saudi arabia. rex tillerson was the one who brokered that deal. again this is a photo opportunity here and we will continue to follow president trump's visit to saudi arabia. right now we are going to go back to our regular programming. thank you for joining us. we'll follow president trump for the rest of the day. >> four days after beverly carter disappeared, police pu

>> yeah, i haven't met her son. but she's met eric.nd of got on really well straight away. >> does eric have a sense of what his dad does? does he get any idea of that? >> well, funny enough, the other day, we went out and he said to me, how come everyone knows your name? i went, i have no idea, eric. he's beginning to understand that i'm actually on tv for a reason, because he used to get confused. now he understands the show and he's actually going to be a great little judge. if you had to be on a desert with me or mommy, who would it be? >> you. >> why? >> because i press the scary buzzer all day. >> like father like son. >> that's right. now, simon also told me that he listens to eric's music favorites. >>> tom cruise was promoting his new thriller "the mummy." he was scheduled to appear at the premiere, but that event has been canceled in the wake of the manchester terror attack. celine dion is scheduled to tour all over europe this summer. how is the attack affecting her plans? well, i found out when i visited celine at her resid

can you tell us about someone you met there. >> i met many people there, a wonderful group of mothersho support each other when they are children going to kindergarten or preschool. they would keep each other's hopes up. i met one family, she was just so terrified and scarred by bombs being struck all the time. i saw how the kindergarten slowly opened her up and she began to start to speak again. i saw a little girl who was worried about her uncle and they would all be taken back to syria -- and worried they would all be taken back to syria. just wants to learn. and i met a boy who wanted to more skills p he wanted to cut hair and become a barber. >> nelson mandela described you as his honorary granddaughter for the work you did with him. what was that like? >> we had done a press conference and it was after that when he sent me out to the field and different townships. and to different countries. i didn't quite understand it all then. out to the field, i wasn't prepared for what i would .ee i learned as i went along. his words echoed with me to this very day. i want to do these thing

this and the president met with prime minister abe of japan.he two greater need for sanctions against north korea. the president concluded his meeting with an address to thank them for their service on memorial day weekend to deliver another strong message about the unity in the fight against terrorism. yesterday president trump spoke at arlington national cemetery for memorial day services and visited the grave sites of many of our fallen heroes. this is an extraordinarily successful trip the president said. he accomplished the return of a strong america to international affairs rallied for the world against terrorism to grill steps towards peace in the middle east and renewed our alliances on the basis of shared interest in shared burdens. the trend sets the stage iv a much more safe and prosperous nation here at home in a more peaceful world for all. we are back at home than on the president is working on the president's agenda. the president noted this weekend as planned for the most significant tax reform continues led by secretary mnuchin

i pled guilty. >> when we met him, he was serving his time in administrative segregation because his desire for another tattoo nearly turned deadly. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat down there in population. he was supposed to do some tattoos. i was going to get some swastikas tattooed on the side of my neck. he didn't want to. i said you just need to give me my money back. he didn't do it. i pulled out a box cutter, cut the side of his throat. he ran away, hid behind an officer like an officer is going to stop me [ bleep ]. flew him to the hospital, did some kind of surgery. >> our producer learned that the total debt owed to parker was $60 payable in snacks and toil tris purchased at the prison canteen since inmates are not allowed to carry cash. but behind bars, the true value of a tattoo can only be determined by the person who wears it. >> why did you want to put a swastika on your neck? >> because i just thought it would look cool. i wanted to get two of them on each side like franken stein bolts, swastikas. just let everybody know i'm a racist son of a bench. you

i think we forget this is about the met.d really beautifully. some people definitely went with or based off of the designer. and went with more architectural things, but a lot of people just wore dresses they loved. >> what were some of your favorites in person? >> i mean, seeing some people in person was crazy. like madonna. she was drinking rose. she called it summer water. i'm like you should come and talk with kathie lee. she calls it summer water too. and i loved seeing serena williams. and when sj-lo and a-rod walked in, there was a gasp. >> are they stupidly beautiful in person? >> yes. and they look -- >> i look at the cam like that sometimes. >> let me see it, dylan. >> isat zoolander? >> are you confused? >> do you have a mirror face? >> no. i can't do that. >> you have one? >> i have a mirror face, and it takes after my mom. >> you mean when you're looking in the mirror? >> yeah. >> you open your mouth. when i'm looking to see how i look, i'm like -- and my mom will catch me looking at myself and she's like -- >>

but the scandal star was still basicing in that met afterglow. >> the most surprising thing from lastight? >> i saw my husband jumping -- >> kerry slayed again in this dramatic black and white carolina herrera gown. where the bronx native was being honored. she told us she has fond memories of growing up in the bronx. >> jennifer lopez was my dance teacher. i remember when she left to go to l.a. and she left a big impression on me. >> another a-lister who made an impression on kerry back in the day, gwyneth paltrow. the biggest influence on ms. washington clearly her parents. her mom is on the board of the museum and presented her with the imagination award. >> they always know best. >> this is a passion project for my mother. >> the scandal star auctioned the set visit to her show to benefit the museum and she told does season finale on may 18th is full of surprise and nobody gets what they want. >> when we shot the final season for the last episode of this season i had goose bumps. i never saw it coming and i'm crazy excited about next season. oliva will get her happy ending and tha

he also met with the 28-member nations, the other 27-member nations of nato. we were told by his chief economic advisor gary cohn that he had been listening very intently to these leaders about the concerns of the paris climate accord, why it is important to them. he suggested at one point that the president sticking on this whole issue was evolving, but there are a lot of pressures here at

i'm walking around, i never met the guy before in my life. i see him staring at me, i start getting real mad and i walked up to him and started hitting him and picking him up and slam him and [ bleep ]. after that the cos came and brought me to the hole, gave me assaulting an inmate of 15 days. >> after spending 15 days in segregation, officials reviewed his file and decided to not return hodges to general population. >> he has shown to be very spontaneous in his actions, whether it's self-harm or being aggressive towards other inmates. that's one of the things we're really concerned with and we continue to monitor his behavior. >> i just really feel like they just don't want to deal with me somewhere else, you know, so they just keep me here, you know. like i just stop caring. you know, go to sleep, wake up, be another day. >> lansing mckenzie hodges iii. >> hodges eventually pled guilty to the crimes against his fiancee and served a total of six months in jail before his release. all but one week of that time was spent in segregation. comin

we will go to they met at the white house. we will gotoa they met at the white house.ss conference. the story that came out tonight is reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including threats to civil aviation. at no time, at no time, were intelligence sources or methods discussed and the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. two other senior officials we re known. two other senior officials were present including the secretary of state. these should outweigh those anonymous sources. i was in the room, it did not happen. thanks everybody. that was our live press conference taking place just now outside the white house, denying claims that the president had given classified intelligence to the russian foreign minister when they met at the white house last week. that was hr mcmaster denying that any of the information was actually pacified and not already known. let us get more details from our washington correspondent rajini vaidhyanathan this is

>> stephen: i understand you met him on the show in an interesting way.out? >> sure. >> stephen: even though his mom is watching. >> exactly. and probably, him, too. i love you. so joe is an awesome actor and he came on "jane." and i met him on "jane," and he played don i can hoata the stripper. a stripper. like the lance and everything and tilting at the windmills. >> and the handle bars and the yes. and he ripped his clothe offs and comes charging towards me. and i'm like, "oh, no." but in my head was like oh! yeah! jane finally gets something! yes! >> stephen: they don't teach that at n.y.u. >> they do not. they do not. but -- >> stephen: how did that turn into a relationship? a guy grinding at you on camera is one thing. >> i'm going to say, gentlemen, it's not a bad move. ( laughter ) no, no, no. i'm kidding. that's terrible. no, we got along really well on set. and, you know, he thought i was just being nice to him because i was the lead, and he was like, "i hear you're nice to everybody." which i try to be. but seldom do i have men thrusting themse

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during the transition, kushner met withcurbbe they're relationh russia?ransition, kushner met with ambassador sis lee being kislyak. and he met with a russian banker who owns a banks that had been sanctioned by the obama administration. kushner has volunteered to tell congress about both of these meetings. just two week before the president's visit to saudi arabia, kushner personally k5 called the ceo of lockheed martin to cut a deal for a sophisticated tee detection system. a weapons package that cost about $110 billion for tank, fighter jets, combat ships and more. for a trump white house built on unconvention al choices, it goes without saying jared kushner is just that. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> and now let's get perspective from claire sebastien live in moscow. claire, good to have you with us. so again the headline per "washington post," kushner sought secret line to the kremlin. big story here that will certainly play through the day. is it playing there in russia? >> reporter: it's getting a small amount of attention in some of the russia med

they were all smiles when they met. the reporters there in the room at the time report that president trump said i'm honored to meet you. that was a relief in a way. the pope and president trump started on the wrong foot for the past year and a half during the presidential campaign. there was back and forth of the pope calling building walls and not bridges and president trump responded to that saying it was disgraceful. it was nice seeing them smiling. then they went in for 28 minutes with a private canconversation closed doors. we don't know what was discussed. a lot to talk about. perhaps it was too short a time. what they may have touched been were the areas they disagreed. pope francis likes a challenge. those are climate change and migrants and refugees and capitalism. it is unclear if pope francis could have used some of his soft power or moral persuasion to try to pass along his point on those particular areas. ayman. >> claudio, how are people on the ground reacting to the president's visit today? >> reporter:

on the first trip, in addition to stan, i met with bob, i met with and running the uaw local at the time and said who else should i get to know and i met a few more people and then a few more. i didn't ask pem people the most personal questions when i met them. i waited for that. >> in terms of time line when did you fipgs the research and writing of your book? >> i did ufrp for about three years before getting a book contract. i had to sketch out how the book is going to be organized. once again i was fortunate the washington post gave me another book leaf. i did this thing i never did before but kept my job. i was on a two-year book leave when i started this. during some of the time where was based in madison. i was here for 2012 election and all kinds of those months. i went full time on writing a first draft and that took about 9-10 months and i spent a lot of to me revising. when did i finish? i wrote the epilogue in december. >> if you don't think that the going back to school helped what did help? >> i will dodge that because i don't have a full answer for you. i don't think retra

yesterday after they met with the pope in rome. the white house told us at the time that kushner and ivanka trump left this trip because it was previously scheduled for them to do so. obviously that's going to be a question now in light of the fact that this is now coming up as a major story. and just to bounce off of what evan and pam were just saying, this is obviously very big news for this white house in that it brings the investigation not only inside the white house, but inside the trump family. and we should point out, anderson, when i reached out to the white house for a statement, i received one within seconds. that is notable not just because a white house should be responding to something like that in seconds, but we understand from talking to white house officials that they are ramping up their war room rapid response operations inside the west wing so they can respond to these inquiries, respond to these questions that are going to be coming out of the mueller special counsel investigation, out of these expanding congr

it's her met gala after-party fashion statement that has everybody talking about jrod's ♪ >> he's soupportive. he's such a supportive person and he's so lovely. >> take a closer look at that valentino coat. that's heart on her sleeve. also, hearts on the valentino dress and hearts on that valentino purse. oh, she's in deep. a source close to jennifer tells "e.t." that she and alex are "madly in love." on monday night they didn't leave each other's side for a minute. whenever jennifer went alex followed. but are i dos in their future? the source says marriage isn't on the radar at the moment. >> you moved everything around here with what happened at the met gala. you sort of stole the whole show. >> yesterday, arod was busy navigating an awkward morning-after-the-met interview that was supposed to focus on his humanitarioran wk with fellow former yankee derek jeter. instead it went to jlo. >> we had a great time. >> it was an awesome night. >> people want to know. >> that's great. >> you showed up with l low. >> can i ask you about that? >> okay. we're moving on. >> trying to break j.

i met him. they may have thought, well, you know, this is a guy we have to look at who can provide access, even though he didn't have any. >> the russian spies talking about him in not the most glowing terms. >> in 2013, a russian spy called him an idiot. >> that doesn't mean he would et have access. >> he has a history. they have had dealings with him. he doesn't seem to care. >> will not say a negative word about vladimir putin or russia's international stance or human rights record. >> when does he say anything, it's unclear. he is one of a group of people, you ask simple questions like how did you get involved with the campaign? i shouldn't say. i can tell you everybody who helped get me a job in my career. it's not a secret. i don't get why these are secret. it adds up to lots of unanswered questions. >> or that notion of, well, i met the russian ambassador for ten seconds at the republican national convention, but it was a confidential meeting. if it's a ten second hello, i'm not sure how

that either democrats nor republicans have met that deadline.

he also met with the prime minister of japan. they agreed on the need for enhanced sanctions with respect to north korea. he concluded his trip with an address to the service members and their family at naval station to thank them for their service on memorial day weekend and deliver a strong message about the unity in the fight against terrorism. yesterday he spoke at arlington national cemetery and visited the gravesites of many of our fallen heroes. this was an extraordinary successful nine-day trip. he rallie rallied nations against terrorism and took steps towards peace and renewed our interest on shared peace and shared burdens. we are back at home now and the president and his cabinet are moving ahead on the president's agenda. he noted this weekend his plan for the most significant tax reform continues to progress. the president was away and several meetings were held with leadership. the vice president also discussed tax reform with multiple members and leadership during his regular visits to capitol hill. we will begin

giants-mets, bottom 1st. mets jump all over jeff samardzija. watch this.es can't make the catch and misplays the ball, but the triple not ruled an error. the mets score four runs in the 1st inning and take a 4 -0 lead. the one bright spot, buster posey for the second game in a row, gets one of them back. home run number four on the season for posey who is batting .366. nobody else in the starting lineup today is batting higher than .288. bottom 7, samardzija against michael conforto with force. conforto. italian. seven innings, nine strikeouts. the giants lose 6-1. they drop to 11-23. in case you have missed the a's games the past three day, here is a quick recap. walk-off homer. >> here comes the winning run, and it is over at the coliseum! >> here we go! >> upton near the wall. upton is gonna watch this baby go and we are walking off for the second game in a row at the coliseum! how about that! >> 5-1, that baby is gone! >> we'll see if they can make it four walk-offs ab row tonight. last week the 49ers revealed that wort cassen nare case -- worst-case s

trump also met with the prime minister of australia. trump is not staying in new york city for long. he is spending the weekend at his golf club in nearby new jersey. information about a u.s. air strike in syria back in march. an investigation found the strike hit a building that was part of a mosque complex. the pentagon has denied this claim in the past, sing steps were taken to protect civilians. jonathan: it is bigger than the campus, it is about all of us, that is the message from american university. oses on campus with bananas still has not been caught. anna-lysa gayle was at the closed door meeting. anna-lysa: congress are calling for the department of justice to investigate this crime inspired by hate. student leaders and university officials met to discuss ways they can prevent this from happening ever again. >> we will demand action here in washington. anna-lysa: calls for action days oner somebody held nooses the american university campus with bananas hanging from them. one had the letters "aka" them, which many believe att

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. >> what about the guy that ran the russian bank that jared kushner met with. perhaps sean spicer will be asked that question right now. >> good afternoon, i hope you all had the opportunity to pay your respects to the brave men and women who have given their lives for our freedom yesterday on memorial day. i want to begin by recapping the historic incredible trip the president and first lady concluded. it was an extraordinary week for america and our people. in just nine days, the president traveled across europe and the middle east and interacted with nearly 100 foreign leaders. it was an unprecedented first trip abroad. four months into this administration, and it shows how quickly and decisively the president is acting to strengthen alliances to form new partnerships and rebuild america's standing in the world. we've never seen before at this point in a presidency such sweeping reassurance of american interests in the inauguration of a foreign policy strategy designed to bring back the world from growing dangers and perpetual disasters brought on by years o