second period rick nash breaks. for his first of the playoffs. this game was all tied up 2-2. let's stay in second period. johnny fires through screen he beats henrik lund equipment. it is supposed to be game winner because bruins defeat raingers 5-2 they take 2 games to none lead in that series. tonight game penguins senators right now are tied 1-1 that game heading into second overtime. >> windy conditions final round of the byron nelson fort worth texas. they began day shot back and got off blistering start. birdies first four holes. and build 4 shot with lead sink birdie. tie for lead. 12 unpar. then number 16 bradley needs this putt tie bay again at 13 under. and it is lips out bradley stunned. 18th hole now they wins byron nelson championship by two strokes over key ban bradley. that's base on the pga tour. coming up there only one mission left for steve junior find out what has and steve group around game baseball. thanks his father who was quite resume. today they are living parallel life when junior goes out batting practicedad heads coach his high school team here mo

gregg: captain chuck nash is still with us.ed so much. we have just a couple of moments left, captain, your final thoughts? >> not to confuse veteran's day with memorial day. veteran's day is to say thank you to those who serve. memorial day is to remember those who whom we can no longer thank, but we have an obligation to them not only to remember but to use the precious freedoms that they paid their lives for, that they sacrificed their lives for and to use that freedom effectively. gregg: captain nash, thank you so much. well said. >> my pleasure, gregg. gregg: and we'll be back. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance, a new ride comes along and changes everything. ♪ the 2013 lexus gs, with a dynamically tuned suspension and adjustable drive modes. because the ultimate expression of power is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. gregg: the president has arrived at arlington national cemetery. that will do it for us. we hand it over now this memorial day to "happening

niecy nash dishing with lara on finding love. ♪ >>> so great having our friend niecy nash here.e'll talk about in a moment. you know, when niecy fell in love with her husband jay she wanted all her friends to be in love that. i remember. i was there and now she made it her mission to help as many women to find the right relationship for them and we are so happy to have you here. >> hi, honey bun. >> reunited and it feels so good. i love seeing you and i'm so thrilled for you about the book and, of course, it would have a title like this. >> what do you mean? what are you saying? >> hmm. how did you discover it's hard to fight naked? >> well, listen, listen, i don't think it's a secret that nakedness kind of calms any situation and if you say naked, you probably won't argue at all. >> you got married to jay and we all got to share in your wedded bliss. niecy nash's wedding bash on tlc, a total hoot. how has it been for you, this search and why do you feel the need to make sure that everybody is as happy as you are? >> well, you know what, i think the place that we struggle the mo

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nash's lesson is an important one because change is often painfully slow.y youth will cost them dearly. some families are going to bar their sons from participating. some churches will drop their sponsorship. some will cease volunteering. so those of us who believe that the scouts have done the right thing this week will need to support the scouts. if we are to see them take the final steps towards full fairness. we need to go sit and eat it at the proverbial lunch counter to prove how many do support fairness and equality. this is the time to rally around the scouts and make allies out of former opponents. so sign your son up for the local troops, state presidents, encourage the next step forward. the work is not done but it has begun in earnest. and that is our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. i will see you next saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and, coming up next is "weekends with alex wi it tt." [ male announcer ] there are many ways to thank our military families. walmart and operation homefront are thanking them by offering a little

we know rick nash can score and we know you can't score every game.it won't happen. having boyle and asham is a big plus for the rangers. >> how much do they miss ryane clowe? >> he was built for the playoffs. big time they miss him. able to score with the soft hands of him and drag and fighting in the trenches. he's a big loss for the rangers. >> back and forth that game three went at madison square garden the other night. what adjustments do you think the capitals need to make tonight? >> just score. they carried the play from during that game. i was there at msg and obvious the caps were carrying the play and had momentum going on their side and they couldn't get any pucks by lundqvist in the key or tune time in the game. they have to take the rangers crowd out of the game. >> how do you do that? make life more miserable for lundqvist? >> traffic. lots of traffic. he someone of the best goalies in the league for a reason. you have to get bodies in front of him and score the dirt why were playoff goals. you have to get traffic to the net and bear do

they had howard, kobe bryant, steve nash this year. >> rose: we conclude with the c.e.o. of delta airlines. >> it's a great american story. i mean, we basically, without any government help or intervention and a lot of hard work, now turn delta into one of the most profitable airlines in the world. and we'll be on our fourth year of really strong profitability. >> rose: phil jackson and richard anderson when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: phil jackson is here. he is one of the winningest coaches in basketball history. he oversaw two n.b.a. dynasties, won six titles with the chicago bulls and five with the los angeles lakers. those teams were led by two of the all-time great players. since leaving the lakers in 2011, he's taken time to reflect on his coaching journey and what might be next. the story is cold in "eleve rings: the soul of success." i am very pleased to have phil jackson back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's nice to be sitting around this table agai

nash takes the shot, chris carter flips it in. new york stays alive, avoids the sweep.angers still trail boston three games to one. even though the heat-pacers series is getting going, hibbard said tonight that shane battier is a dirty player. if you like the jeter, game two is tomorrow night. good theater, game two is tomorrow night. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and ch schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie optio. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >> update on the breaking news from outside of seattle, where part of the bridge on interstate five collapsed into the water. these are live pictures from the scene in skagit county. officials say at least two vehicles are in the water. it is not known how many people are in the water to be rescued

one of the people behind the project, she is the former wife of steve nash, the nba star player and joining us via skype right this minute. welcome to the show, alejandra. >> thank you for having me. >> why was it such a big deal to work on this documentary? >> it was time for me to give back to my country. and it's much bigger than that. in 2009 we started research. in 2010, we started filming. >> tell us about the lessons your kids have learned? >> my kids have been rehearsal with these children, and this is an important lesson on resourcefulness and creativeity. they get excited about the story, they tell the kids in school. there is an amazing amount of awareness. we have been receiving instruments, tour plans and recently a scholarship for one of the kids. most people don't leave the city. when the film is finished, we have found creating chapters of the landfill harmonic in different countries and bringing school to these countries as well. i get so emotional every time i read all of the facebook or the twitter messages, to see that other people can feel the same way through the essen

. >> a little bit of unspent gas that goes through the exhaust and makes it men nashing. >> our friendsboard shorts tv are back with the latest edition of kid snippets just in time for mother's day. >> since you can't go to the store to buy presents, let's give her money. >> and we can make jewelry for her. >> uh-huh. >> and something that is a little creepy about this one. the adults who are acting out the kid conversation, they keep staring at the camera with really creepy faces. >> making it out of jewels, ds >> i am just making the bracelet out of pretty diamonds and beads. >> they're so good at this. like it is incredible. they even do like when the kids like mess up a word, they're even able to do it. it is spot on. >> look. >> i do a nice melt for her. >> then it is time to clean up for mom. >> you hold open the toy box and i will throw the toys in. >> they clean their bedroom. they clean the kitchen. they do the dishes. there is a twist to this kid snippet. >> ouch. >> oh, it was just a dream. >> happy mother's day, mom. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us and w

in extra time, take a look at the pass from rick nash and chris kreider with the goal. pinpoint pass and kreider tips it in. rangers win, 4-3 to keep their hopes alive and force a game five. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm cassidy hubbarth, have a great morning. >> one more. a guy putting his body on the line and that is why it is our "play of the day." it happened last night in toronto. >>> fly ball to the left and check him out. wow. making the catch. going straight into the stands. fans seem a little shocked. >> i can't believe he's standing much less bash wow some indicated he dropped the ball but the ump said, no. it was an out. >> looked like that sensitive area that makes every man cringe. >> just like what derek jeter did. >> i got it. he's out! i can get that high. >> i didn't know either. >>> up next, "the pulse," the ever escalating antics of amanda bynes, this time she finds out what happens when you toss a bong, they still make those, out a high-rise window. >> what's in her head. >>> your tax dollars at work. why the irs spent two years investigatin

chris kreider steered in a pass from rick nash in overtime as the new york rangers stayed alive with a 4-3 victory over the boston bruins. the bruins now lead the series, 3-1. >>> in detroit, kindle scored on a power play in the second power and daniel cleary led the victory for the red wings. the red wings lead the series 3-1. >>> in los angeles, kopitar and voinov scored from jeff carter adding an empty-netter as the defending stanley cup champions defeated the sharks 3-0 to take a 3-2 series lead. >>> and the penguins holding on to a 3-1 lead in the eastern conference finals. inge decided to dress as mario lemieux before yesterday's game. >>> first there was a white house petition, now ads, now walker texas ranger is in on it. chuck norris wrote a column calling tebow an ultimate clutch player and perfect for the jaguars. the jags have said all along they are not interested. if tebow can throw a football like norris and roundhouse, he should get a job soon. >>> in thai soccer, a player scores a goal and celebrates by taking off his shorts and putting them on his head. the home cro

if i knew that my brother was doing this, i would not be -- i would not nash in a minute i will call the cops because that ain't right, but, yeah, he's going to hunt me down because people are going to think pedro got something to do with this. >> also yesterday an attorney for the three young women held captive said they were recovering and doing well. he asked for privacy saying they would not say anything else until the criminal trial is over and, of course, we have no idea when that will be. >>> police are searching for three suspects today after gunmen opened fire on a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring 19 people. the shooting occurred during the second line parade which not very uncommon in the city. during the parade basically a brass bandlaecond line of people follow behind. according to police, there were no fatalities and most of the wounds are not life-threatening, although two 10-year-old children were grazed by bullets in good condition this morning. the police have not made any arrests and the fbi describes i as a flare-up of street violence. the three suspects

for a job that they know ten times but they're going to give it to the first time they see jennifer nash the college paper six months ago she's one of almost a million meet in the u.k. not in employment education or training i kind of always know it be difficult but i didn't really think i would be out of work this little opposition labor party says the number of jobless young people has almost tripled since the coalition came to power in a bid to combat use on employment the government launched its huge contract a one billion pounds scheme to provide new opportunities to eighteen to twenty four year olds but it hasn't helped i know that john and sons i shed loads of see the. applications and you know i know from person experiences lot what's wrong with this well of young people trying and failing to make it on to the job ladder has led to talk of a generation lost to austerity not just in britain but in the whole of recession hit europe and. resident of the year b. in central bank has even called on governments to tackle the issues before it leads to social unrest or youth unemployment

>> let's go a step back and think about all these youngsters. , all ofs, diane nash echoing through extreme periods of violence in the south. the burning and bombing of buses in the freedom riots. even if it was an organized. being beaten in jail. it was not uncommon. the murder of civil rights workers. extraordinary terrorism and violence and to be able to now with that as young people assume another kind of position and understand violence in a different kind of way. in reflect on that violence a different way. >> it was terrorism. >> it was terrorism. i talked to bob moses and he said, you talk about terrorism, i asked aryans to that. in the south. and he said, you talk about terrorism, i experienced that. in the south. the point is, those girls who died in that church were friends of hers. sisters. her mother was a teacher. >> it is amazing to think -- angela davis, yes, friends of the girls in the birmingham church. condoleezza rice, luis mcnair, she was friends of the same girls. they came from that same environment. >> condi rice came from these name environment. one of the great civ

ogden nash kind of shameless playfulness which comes out of dahl as well.60 words or something. there's a list of them. ridiculous wonderful freedom with words that he had and that in the way -- in rob howell's design, in my lyrics, in dennis' adaptation and in actually the real feature of it. >> rose: dahl was an interesting guy. he was a pilot in world war ii. he did most of this after the war and wrote a whole bunch of children's books, didn't he? >> and also, you know, they are right on the edge of what have is -- what parents have considered acceptable for children. it's kind of borderline. >> rose: because he has a dark view of childhood? >> of life, maybe. not just childhood. and he had a rough personal life. and -- in lots of ways. and i think that what is -- whatever the details of his life and how he lived it, whatever the sort of miracle his output is how he could recycle that into something that is empowering or enlightening or makes you feel strong or better for having read it. and it does a -- it does a good job that -- the way he's recycled t

they had howard, they had gasaul, kobe briept, steve nash this year. >> rose: why didn't they? they didn't have enough role players? >> age, injuries, the style of ball they played. >> rose: tease me-- do you know what you would do with the knicks if you were the head coach and had authority with the team in the same way that o'reilly has authority with the heat? >> yeah, i know what i'd do, but i'm not going to tell you. >> rose: why not? >> it's not fair to those people. they have two things. they've got a point guard and a center that are solid players. that's an ingredient for a championship, a very good contending team. and you build from there. you start putting role players together from there. but this league has been dominated by points and centers. or lead guards and your big men since the history of the n.b.a., since it began. so when they have that ingredient covered, they're on their way. >> rose: what's likely to happen to you? >> well, i'm not going to fade away and go ginto the sunset but i don't know what the next chapter is going to be. there's an opportunity,

joining me, bill nash from the ventura county fire department. >> the fire in ventura county is stillcontrol. it is more than 2,000 acres at this point. we have over 500 firefighters either on the ground or en route to assist in the site. four fixed wing aircraft and four helicopters battling from the air. we have conducted evacuations in the camarillo springs area and the thousand oaks area. newbury park and cal state channel islands which is a university within the cal state system. >> can you give me a rough estimate on how many people are being affected by the evacuation? >> i would put the number in the thousands. >> i didn't hear you. >> i would put the number in the thousands. >> in the thousands. >> we've talk about, we're looking at some images coming into us right now. a major factor are these high winds, it difficult if not pretty much impossible for firefighters to get one up on this latest fire. >> that's correct. it is very hard to battle under these conditions. because we're giving wind gusts in the neighborhood of 40 miles an hour with single digit humidity and high te

> joy: tonight i'll talk with a very talented actress isabella rossellini and the outrageous niecy nashis here with advice about film and marriage. david alan greer will find time to squeeze me in and who doesn't love to be squeezed. all of that and more next. >> joy: my first guest tonight is an actress model and filmmaker born into show business in 1986. she captured all of our attention in one of her first films, blue

. >> graham nash: the world's media is owned by probably less than a dozen people.ted getting programmed into more of a black song, white rock ballad, black, white rock ballad. so, basicall you're hearing the sameight songsjust in a different order every day. >> crosby: but somebody in oshkosh is programming, you know, stations in l.a. and they have no idea what l.a. is, or who lives there, or what they want, or - and they don't care. >> stephen stills: and they give us that playlist that runs all over the country and they all buy into it. it's sort of like buying into the gallup poll. >> that was the death of this kind of radio as art. not the death of it as business. ♪ radio what's new ♪ someone still loves you >> 3-2-1. >> morrow: this i do know from my earth science days. the satellite is up there 20-some-odd thousand miles. i mean, every day they had channels which takes the signal from here, throws it up to a satellite 22,000 miles up, and this thing is traveling elliptically, which is kind of a good word, you know, it's around, and then sends it back to earth

covered the complex world of lobbying and public policy at think progress the boston globe and the nash nation magazine one of the first journalist to uncover the network of donors behind the tea party his new book the machine a field guide to the resurgent right is a must read for anyone interested in learning the real story behind the rebirth of the republican party in the age of obama and great to have you with us thank you so much i just quit correction i just wrote that wrote one column for the boston globe but i really appreciate that they have someone it's just spectacular work. for it let's start at the beginning the book wish we already showed on the screen but the book is called a machine why the machine. well you know maybe i could've called it the jungle or something of that nature because there's just kind of complex web of ecology of. music maybe too many metaphors here by so many think tanks funders. consultants lobbyists you know trade associations all of these interconnected groups that combined work towards similar goals advancing tax cuts for billionaires pushing the

. >>> my absolutely outrageous niecy nash interview. >> i take care of him. >> her sexy tell all. >>'s whirlwind worldwide tour. >>> andmotional reading for our superfan. >>> right now internet tv to bring you celebrity news 24/7. >>> welcome to a special show on the women we love, i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. we're going to start off with jennifer lopez. >> it's like eight is enough meets "queer as folk." i talked about with j-lo, would she ever think about expanding her family? would you consider taking in one of these kids? >> life is unexpected and messy, so you never know what's going

. >> is niecy nash sherry shepherd's match maker?re worried for her safety. >>> and going out with uncle jesse?>> one of the hottest chi our generation. >> we really hit it off. >> it sounds like you were dating. >>> and tv's sexy hunk stripdown. >> yes! >> she's killing me. >>> right now internet meets tv to bring you celebrity news 24/7. it's "omg! insider." >>> ncis star holly perez's connection to the cleveland captives. >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "omg! insider," i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews, we're focusing on the three women who survived a little central house of horrors for ten years. now they're free but facing the glare of constant media attention. >> we saw with abc news' david muir who has a look at how these women are dealing with the media onslaught. it's trending now. >> i think there's no question in this case, you've got to give these families their privacy. these are three young women who were in captivity for a decade. they're finally home with their parents whom they have not seen in ten year,

>> nato was confirming the deaths, and nash abilities of the three service members.ed in southern helmand province killing three soldiers from the republic of georgia. >>> larry page said he suffers from a condition called vocal cord paralysis. his voice became hoarse years ago after a cold and his vocal cord never fully recovered. the same thing happened in his second vocal cord. he's recovering and able to do everything at work, at home, though his voice a bit softer. doctors have not determined the cause. >>> and prince harry toured some of the most storm-ravaged parts of the jersey shore today, with governor chris christie, and shaking hands with first responders. governor christie presented the third in line to the british throne with royal tweets. he said it was the best way he knew of to welcome the prince down the shore. we will have much more on this in our next hour. i know prince harry, he was here in washington, all the women, they were all lining up hoping to get a glimpse of him when he was at the capitol. >> he looks like he's losing some serious weigh

t was great to meet you again. >> bob nash. my wife, pat.present the independent -- n new hampshire. jeff albright, i'm his counterpart in new hampshire. >> we have a great relationship with him. even before i was governor. >> good friends of ours. do a nice job in our industry. >> i don't know how you do it here. ur government in the 1990's -- they finally -- they broke that trend. jindal. a very good job. former legislature. a treasurer. seems to be doing a good job. our premiums are starting to come down. after california katrina we had real troubles. -- you have done a great job. we love new orleans. we have been there probably 10 times. it is nice to see you come back. > we support her in a big way. >> we were on a bus together. she has tremendous energy. great people skills. people love it. she is just so friendly. she has made a big imimpact pact. a lot of people don't do that. she has done a great job. >> thank you for your time here. >> you can tell that. >> she is -- she has taken strong, courageous positions. she has really made a

candidates in the primary stepped to the plate and made a remarkable difference whether that was ray nash or sean pinkston or go down the list, i want to thank each of them for what they did, would you give them a round of applause as well? it's getting hot in here, so i better call it quits. frank's giving me that look like, call it quits, i got it. but i do want to sickle out two other people who made extraordinary trips to be here. i see our oldest son marshall who got in a car and drove 10 hours to be with us tonight and i want to say marshall, how much as the oldest son, i really appreciate that. thank you very, very much. i also want to single out my fiance, she also had a 10-hour trip but in an airplane, rather than a car. thank you for being here as well, love. appreciate it. and then i want to make one last acknowledgment. a lot is, i've talked about grace over the course of this campaign. and until you've experienced human grace as a reflection of god's grace i don't think you really get it. i didn't get it before. i get it in a way i never have before and i want to publicly ack

it's not flattened and nashed. 25% more juice. >> who is hungry? anybody? >> heck yeah. >> real quickly here, don't use regular salt. you're a big fan of sea salt. >> why does that matter? >> regular salt dissolves. a little dash of sea salt. it holds up better and you don't need a lot. it will flavor the meat like you can't believe. >> making sauce now? >> one of the best barbecue sauces. i worked with the chefs on this. so it doesn't drown out meat. it accents the flavor. >> fairway meats. fairway sauce. you're a fair man, ray. >> happy memorial day. >> good to see you. >> anna, clayton. >> thanks, mike. >>> should you be forced to share your passwords for facebook and other websites with your boss? that is next. the big debate. >>> some of the biggest supporters of health care reform say they've been duped. union employees warn they can lose their old health care coverage. how that wasn't supposed to happen, right? all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the lat

we're not -- >> our executive producer john nash's handbag?alk about something nice and clean. "the voice." a lot of fans were shocked when it came to this week's elimination round. take a look. >> america's final say is holly tucker from team blake. ladies and gentlemen put your hand together for judith hill and sarah simmons. >> well, two singers were video off. both from team adam. >> one of those was soul singer judith hill. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i think adam levine's look says it all. he was stunned, as were a lot of people, by the fact that you got voted off. what was your reaction? >> it was crazy. it felt like the hunger games up there being onning that thing. you know? you just never know, but, you know, i just felt like i did my best, and i really enjoyed my time. >> what did he say to you after the competition? did he come up and offer you any advice? >> he reminded me that it's a game show and, you know, sarah and i were both together in that because we were partners, and he is, like, you guys are both talented,

number of the were in theho primary stepped to the plate and remarkable difference whether it was ray nashkston, i thank them for what they did and would you give them a round of applause, as well. [applause] it's getting hot in here so i better call it quits. frank's giving me that look, like qual it quits. i got it. i want to the single out two other people who made extraordinary trips to be here. i see our oldest son, marshall, car and drove 10 hours to be with us tonight and marshall, how much as the oldest son i really appreciate that. thank you very, very much. i also want to single out my fiancee. she also had a 10-hour trip, thank you for being here, love. appreciate it. thank you. want to make one last and that is i've grace overt about the course of this campaign and until you've experienced human as a reflection of god's grace, i don't think you really get it and i didn't get it wayre and i get it in a that i never have before and i want to publicly acknowledge this, not in all of that he said, you're it, but what he said was, not that that you'll learn an he has sent me extraor

. >> and my outrageous niecy nash interview. >> your husband. >> is happy! i'm taking care of him.s "omg! insider." >>> jodi arias guilty asking for the death penalty, and the accused cleveland kidnapper, his $8 million bail. hello, everyone. welcome to "omg! insider." i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. >> today killer ratings and how high-profile court cases have become entertainment obsession, turning tv trials into soap operas with heros, victims and villains like jodi arias and the accused monster ariel castro. it's trending now. this courthouse behind me just a short time ago. >> the prosecutor said the alleged captor is now captive, and he's under suicide watch. >> head down and handcuffed, castro's bond was set today at $8 million. >> why are you covering your face? what do you have to say to those women?