hi is that nigel fishers office? hi there, i'm trying to get through to nigel fisher's office, there doesn't seem to be anybody answering the phone now. >> but it was proving difficult to get hold of him. >> hello, there's still no answer from nigel fisher's office. it doesn't look like it's going to happen. ok well, i guess we'll just do what we can to try and catch up with him. but just as we were about to give up... >> this is nigel fisher, this is the man we've been trying to find all afternoon. it seems he's finally turned up, so we'll see if he's actually going to answer our questions. >> you remember me? sebastian from al jazeera? >> yes, of course, you're very determined! >> nice to see you. sorry to keep, uh... >> that's alright. it's just that it's a horrible day. how long do you need? >> i mean we really needed as much time as possible but it's been kind of difficult to try to get that. can we ask you some questions now? >> sure, sure let me dump this stuff. >> the one thing we've found difficult to talk t

gave pokses to people in ukip like nigel farage. it would united the conservative party effectively. i mean at the last election we cost the conservatives 22 seats which forced the coalition with the liberals so he knows the real power of ukip and why he wants to discredit it at any opportunity, fruit cakes gadflies and all that. >> that was john brown one of the founding members of ukip. >> the flow of heroin into the u.s. is one of the most compelling issues of the u.s. nowadays. >> we took you to a small town in west virginia where a lot of the heroin ends up. >> tonight a revealing interview with the dea's chief of operations, jack reilly, sat down with al jazeera's adam rainey. >> i've been doing this 30 years. i've never seen a source country at any time in our history have such a large overall impact on the availability of heroin in the united states, and for that matter much of the world. >> we were in martinsburg west virginia and everyone told us heroin is everywhere, the community is swimming in it. >> when oxy codone was

with me in the studio is our world business correspondent nigel castro.easy to get lost in the numbers. let's look at the more macro picture here. would you say there's actually been a slight change in the mood music surrounding greece particularly that key dynamic between germany and greece? >> i'm actually not sure that there has been. i think there was for a little while, because, notwithstanding his hard math kind of persona. >> the german finance minister. >> indeed, i mean he kept things going, but some of the more less intended in greece have had strong things to say about greece. there was this unnecessary reference to the need for war preparations. this has had the unfortunate effect of rather than changing public opinion within greece by and large -- within germany, i should say. by in large, germans have reluctantly kind of agreed to it. but whenever they do polls and talk to people there is a real weariness. people in taxpayers in germany see very reluctant to want to pay out anymore. obviously, this is an issue. greece has always played this

and then got to tell you, nigel, got to look out for open mikes. >> nigel, we want to let you know is there anything to stay to the stenographers to start things off. >> gosh, she's beautiful. >> did you hear that? >> i heard that! >> so open it up to questions! tim: the mike was open! he says gosh she's beautiful like we tell you guys every day. his mike was open. kimberly: that was really sweet. tim: that's what everybody is saying. he's 20 years old young sophomore. did you hear that? autria: is this thing on? that could have been a tough lesson. it worked out well. tim: he could have said a whole lot more. autria: thanks tim. coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00, a major mistake. why some local physicians are taking issue with a recent autria: only weeks after the federal government gave a thumbs up maryland is still struggling with what to do about palcahol. kimberly: this week, maryland's alcohol industry agreed to voluntarily ban the powdered product and maryland bureau chief brad bell shows us why some doctors say that's the right move. brad: earlier this morning the federal g

i have to say, i'm not convinced this was a hot mike accident by that young man, nigel hayes.ing billed as basketball player embarrasses himself. to me it feels like a flawlessly executed pickup line, i don't know. either way, undoubtedly amazing. but this is better. you might have heard at the top of that clip, that came wisconsin player said the word syzygy. they're slightly obsessed with the stenographer. after their win on friday night, those three wisconsin players you just saw made a special trip to track down the stenographer to figure out how stenography works and how she's managed to write down everything she's been saying at these press conferences. >> the wisconsin basketball teams have become obsessed with the stenographer to the point where they've begun doing things like this in their postgame press conferences. >> before i answer that question, i would like to say a few words. cattywampus, onomatopoeia, antidisestablishmentarianism. the young lady over there is a stenographer and maybe if i said soliloquy right now, she may have to work harder to type that right

his name is nigel hayes.omore on the elite eight wisconsin badgers who's been livening up the press conferences. he particularly loves to engage stenographers, the people transcribing the action and loves to stump them. the joke was on nigel when his words were caught on a hot mike whispering loudly about the woman taking down his every word. >> gosh, she's beautiful. did you hear that? >> i heard that. >> all right. so we'll open it up to questions. >> yes, nigel, she heard that and nigel tweeted apologies to debra bollman for accidentally verbalizing her pulchritude. i meant to disrespect. i had to look up pulchritude. it meant beauty. debra's response so much for keeping a low profile. >> oh, but, hey, college kid saying you look beautiful. >> take it. >> keep it coming hashtag. >> that could have been real bad. >> i know. we were talking about what could have been said. >> yeah. >> the lead this morning. >> leave it at that won't we ginger. >> let's leave it at that and go to south america -- >> she's bea

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nigel hayes of wisconsin team learned it the hard way when he sat down for an ncaa news conference andted a pretty girl. >> owe could -- okay. gosh she's beautiful. did you hear that? all right so we will open it up to questions. >> oh that's sweet. >> wanna get away?

nigel hayes of the wisconsin team learned it the hard way when he sat down for an ncaa news conference and spotted a pretty girl. >> owe could -- okay. gosh she's beautiful. did you hear that? all right so we will open it up to questions. >> oh that's sweet. >> wanna get away? ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. >> right now on jimmy kimmle matthew perry. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- matthew perry -- from the wwe, john cena -- and music from for king and country. with cleto and the cletones. and now, most likely, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

and wednesday's pregame news con trent with nigel heys learned a hard lesson about hot microphones whencommented on a woman in attendance. >> gosh she's beautiful. >> i heard that. >> did you hear that? >> all right. we'll open it up to questions. >>> in the midwest region they're tuned up for a matchup tonight. wichita is opening up for another one where fighting irish are trying to extend to the lead eight. that's the first of our two games here on cbs tonight and it's followed by top ranked and unbeaten kentucky taking on west virginia. our coverage starts at 7:15 eastern. >>> this month president obama got some serious laughs when he read mean tweets about himself on jimmy kimmel. some members of congress are getting in on the act by reading what some people are saying about this. >> this man advice more than me and i'm a freakin' wreck most days. well, get over it. that's what i do. >> nancy, find a new job like dead pan cleaner or tore clerk. you suck as a senator. i'm not a senator. >> i'm sure there are worse things about them written on social media. >>> coming up after your lo

now to nigel hayes who has an embarrassing moment during an ncaa presser. >> she's beautiful. did you hear that? >> i heard that. >> all right. so we'll open it up to questions. >> i think we all heard that. the laughter gave it away right? whispering around microphones probably not the best today. let's hope he can shake that off before tonight. they tip off. here is a look at tonight's game starting at 7:15 eastern. followed by wisconsin and unc and top ranked kentucky facing number five west virginia and then capping off the night xavier against arizona. just ahead, the latest in the boston bombing trial as the prosecution case comes to a close. plus, a very funny moment for the house leaders. we've got your beltway edition of mean tweets. >> we had several tornadoes reported yesterday in parts of oklahoma and arkansas. the front is headed to the east. i'll tell you what it means for your thursday coming up. in small business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and n

. >>> now to wisconsin star forward nigel hayes, he had a very embarrassing moment during an ncaa presserod, she's beautiful. did you hear that? >> all right. so open up the questions. >> we're covering our faces for you, too. whispering around the microphone is not the best idea. let's hope he can shake that off in the first game in the sweet 16. they tip off. here is a look at tonight's game. starting 7:15 eastern notre dame takes on wichita state followed by wisconsin and unc. then top ranked kentucky facing number five's west virginia. dara capping off the night, xavier takes on arizona. back to you. >> quite a lineup. thanks angie. just ahead, why this photo of kids on a statute triggers national outrage. plus -- >> cate blanchett loses her cool. the interview question that sent her over the edge. who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors' rates but that's precisely what we do. going up! nope, coming down. and if you switch to progressive today you could save an average of ov

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wisconsin forward nigel haze is at the podium when someone catches his eye. >> gosh she's beautiful [ >> gosh she's beautiful [ laughter ]. >> did you hear that? >> all right. >> oops. >> oops it right. >> sgloops thank you ducis "jimmy kimmel live" is next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". and "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night pass pass >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- zooey deschanel. from "scandal," jeff perry. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from charlie wilson featuring snoop dogg. with cleto and the cletones. and now, i'm warning you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

yesterday, the press conference got started, nigel's picked up more than he wanted to. >> nigel, we wanty. >> gosh, she's beautiful. >> did you hear that? >> all right. so, we'll open it up to questions. questions. >> i love this! >> that's pretty good. i think we have pictures of the sten stenographers. >> oh, my gosh. >> they are attractive. >> so embarrassing. >> al. >> during roker-thon, i heeded nature's call and gave new meaning to live streaming. i have in fact done that. >> that's the only time? >> to the best of my knowledge. >> i didn't quite do a frank -- >> i don't know what a frank -- >> okay. do you know what it is? >> no. is it something that's dirty? >> no. >> no! it's from the movie -- >> you never know with al. >> it's from the movie "naked gun." and an open mike. he has a mike on at the press conference, he goes to the bathroom and starts singing and at the urinal and finishes off with a few notes that did not come from this mouth. >> i'll call you. >> what about you? any mike accidents? snoo>> thanks, no f.. >> lets check on the weather. lots to talk about. >> there i

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. >> who knows what you could wake up with, it may be nigel, it could be any one of the people. it is an option too. the confidence of the conservative. and the chaos of the alternative. >> gregory campbell. once more had the section of this issue but under the spotlight as members of law are a standing accused of holding in courts, will the prime minister helped to establish cross border inquiry with power to call key witnesses in order to bring some form of closure and justice to young people particularly who have been abused and their abusers have been sheltered by the ira? >> i will look at it, what the right hon. gentleman said. there are a set of measures and proposals to try to deal with the issues of the past in a fair and accountable way. this is one such issue that could be dealt with in that way. >> a proud history of the armed forces. and 420 million pound contract, with aerospace to preserve the link. with that in mind will the prime minister reassure us of his commitment to defense spending and the defense industry. >> we have said the 160 billion-pound equipment p

prime minister cameron: who knows what you could wake up with, it may be nigel, it could be any one of the people. of course, that is an option. it all points to the difference between the confidence of the conservatives and the chaos of the alternative. >> gregory campbell. >> people in northern ireland once more have the sexual abuse issue put on the spotlight as members of the ira stand accused ira stand accused of holding kangaroo courts. will the prime mister helped to establish an inquiry in order to bring some form of closure and justice to young people who have been abused and the abusers have been sheltered by the ira? cameron: i will look at what was said. in the agreement, there are a set of measures and proposals to deal with the issues of the past in a fair and accountable way. this is one such issue that could be dealt with in that way. >> thank you. we have a proud history of supporting the armed forces. there are contracts for the helicopter fleet that will help companies. will the prime mister reassure us of his commitment to defense spending the defense industry, proc

it might be nigel or any number of people. of course. of course that's an option too. it all points to the difference between the competence of the conservatives and the chaos of the alternative. >> mr. gregory. >> the people had the sexual abuse issue put on to the spotlight as members of the ira stand accused of holding kangaroo courts retraumatizing victims. >> i will look at what the honorable gentleman has said. in the agreement there are a set of measures and proposals to try and deal with the issues of the past in a fair and accountable way and perhaps this is one such issue that could be dealt with in that way. >> carolyn. >> thank you mr. speaker. the recent 420 million pound contract to service the held kopt helicopter fleet. will the prime minister reassure us to the defense spending and defense jobs. >> i can make that commitment. we have said that the 160 billion pound equipment program over the next decade is fully protected and will grow in real terms and having been to see for myself the new docks that are being put in to welcome the queen elizabeth air

it's okay nigel hayes. it's okay.at a news conference. he and the banlers get back to the serious business as the sweet 16 gets under way. allie laforce is at the skieryracuse alliilliil allie. >> good morning. thank you for the play on the last name. know you're. >> who can bring down kentucky is the big question and after seeing them play in person for a couple of games, i'm really excited to see the physicality of this matchup. i think that's the one way you can really disrupt this kentucky team is they're used dominating so much na if a team challenges them physically they get really frustrated. i saw them become affected by it on the bench complaining about the referee calls, sort of bickering among each other. i don't want to say this team is soft by in means. have some of the big estgest game play. i'm looking forward to the west virginia to see if they ka watch in physicality. when it comes to basketball they're better all the way around. >> allie, there are three hall of fame combs including coach k. this is

bring in nigel hayes. on. take a look. >> okay. gosh she's beautiful. did you hear that? >> all right. so we'll open it up to questions. >> busted! here are the lovely sten okaygraphers who have been the recipient from all the attention from the wisconsin badgers, basketball fans found this funny, abby i hope wisconsin keeps winning so nigel hayes has to keep giving press conferences. who do have you in that match? do you remember who you picked? >> i have arizona tonight. i think i have wisconsin. yes, i do. >> who do you have carson? >> kwloeng i'm still in it. i'll pull for north carolina. got some family down there. matt. back to you. >> you got wisconsin? >> did you hear that? >> i'll introduce you. >>> coming up the megagroup down to four hairy and teary tears on stage last night. what is going on with one direction? where is zane? >> plus the president will see you now if she lets you. we will introduce you with the woman with one of the most important jobs in washington. first your local fuse. bing

so -- >> that forward nigel hayes maybe a little too forward. plays for wisconsin. happened by players were talking about today's game. hayes was referring to the interview stenographer challenging all week. has been mean, saying fizzer ji a few moments ago, cattywompus, auto mon pia among choice words and others. anti- -- anti-disestablishment aryanism, zephyr that is mean. back in 60 seconds with the boy band news that is blowing up on social media for a second straight day. >>> a look what you can't miss this morning. a member of one direction going in a different direction. malick wrote on facebook he feels the time has come for him to move on to leave the band. he says i'd like to apologize to the fans if i've let anyone down, but vie to do what feels right in my heart. the #alwaysinourhearts say it's the number one topic on twitter and the band is sad to see him go. >>> another music story for you. rihanna releasing a new single part of her first album in three years. right now only one song a available, and fans can only download that song through the video m

one of the first rules of broadcasting know the microphone is on at all times this is something that nigel hayes learned the hard way. listen to this. >> gosh she is beautiful -- >> did you hear that? all right then we'll open it up to questions. >> talk about embarrassing his reaction is priceless hayes and his team take on north carolina tonight in the sweet 16 no word if he wins if he'll land a date with the mystery woman. so i'm working from home. i get on a video conference. with my boss, and my boss's boss. but i forgot to attach the presentation it sends in a flash, good thing i have fios. i don't and it was taking forever. we don't miss a beat. i'm yelling at the kids to get off wi-fi. get off the movies! get off the video games! i think i got a promotion. i think i need a new job. are you guys hiring? why settle when you can have fiber optics with a two year price guaranteed. fios. the fastest, most reliable internet. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is here now, it took a while and we got into the 60s today so far in philadelphia peeks of sun there now, but don't get used to it and

joining us is celebrity photographer nigel barker.oming up on a big holiday weekend with easter. of you want to capture these moments. there's a lot going on. can you give us tips? >> absolutely. i have two kids of my own. i have a 9-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl. they're looking forward to easter. why don't you do a little easter egg hunt for me. >> we're on the easter egg and hunt. there's the mom and dad trying to take a picture. do you stop them? >> most people use phones. you see everyone they run after their kids they're shooting up here. they get above. you see the tops of heads. >> look at that. >> where is the action? >> we're post these on our facebo facebook page. >> get on their level. they look like superhero ez. instead of being tiny. oh, my goodness it's a gigantic easter bunny came and stole it. >> you're not posing people. you know, the episode of modern family where they get in the white linen and stand there. >> we love to do sort of set the shots up. the more natural the better. another thing is, when you're o

with me is nigel, he's from brand rapport.onsor, why would i want to spend my money sponsoring f-1? >> west one of the genuinely global sports that aren't really have many opportunities on the global basis. >> football. >> well there's football but -- >> wouldn't that be better off? >> well the world cup for example is every four years, olympics is every four years, there is the premier league or european, you know, the champion's league but, in terms of delivering over sort of a 12 month period i think formula one does probably as well as anybody. >> what about my audience? who am i talking to when i put my name on a car? >> you're getting to just about every country in the world. their very clever in terms of the allocation of the grand prix now they're all over the world in new territories -- >> what kind of individuals am i talking to? >> everybody? >> no it's not everybody, but it's a great way of getting to the mass audience. the really global audience. really big global brands. the brands that need to mark themselves in

nigel cassidy, bbc world, basel baselworld, switzerland. >>> it's one of the fastest growing areas in tech world with millions of fans all over the world. online gaming you've heard about it many times on this program. it's increasing in popularity, people are not only playing, but now, crucially, they are watching others play in football stadiums, if cinemas. tonight, the uk games this particular party. the electronic sports agency will host the country's first egaming championships. worldwide stream is expected to attract up to 9 million online viewers. last year the global online gaming industry was worth $39.5 billion. it's getting the attention of top tech players, amazon.com bought the online gaming website, twitch tv for nearly $1 billion. the website now has 55 million unique viewers per month, worldwide. with me is our technology reporter. dave, it's different, even though this is growing so much it's not really in the public consciousness, is it quite yet? >> not quite yet, but it's getting there. people involved say, why isn't this on the sports program every night? but rig

nigel hayes is an ncaa basketball star for the wisconsin badgers and participated in a press conference did you hear that? >> i heard that. >> all right. so we'll open it up to questions. >> so embarrass eded. it's very cute. who is he talking about? >> i want to know if he went on a date. >> who uses gender pro-nouns any way. >> so i'm hosting "o'reilly" tonight and there's going to be a very special guest dana perino. can you all promise to dvr it? >> what's going on did you break up greg and dana? watch "the factor" tonight. >> caution. >> caution, i'm pointing. >> do you remember a couple years ago, i went to the congo and went to visit mercy ships, the charitable hospital ships. they're in madagascar right now and we have a video they're giving to us first. this is a shortstop snippet of it. >> we took the tube out and he woke up and was giving us thumbs up, telling us he was okay. when he was awake enough we showed him his face. i remember him reaching to where the tumor used to be. his stand stops right here. >> so mercy ships is amazing. they do not waste a single dollar, and fo

nigel cassidy, bbc news at baselworld in switzerland. >> let's look at other business news this thursday. greece's deputy prime minister has warned that the country faces a liquidity problem. yanis varoufakis told the company that they would leave if it is to meet its obligations but ruled out early elections if the eurozone fails. >>> billionaires michael bloomberg and bill gates have launched a joint fund to help development companies pass anti-smoking laws in their legal battles with tobacco industry giants. world health organization warns that smoking is on the rise in south african countries despite declining in many other parts of the world. that means the global temple of smokers will not change much. >>> and with the end of the so-called london fixing. until today, traders at four banks have agreed the price of twice a day on the phone. those will be the last precious metal to drop after silver and palladium made way for electronic auctions last year in order to make the market more transparent. >>> now, of course yesterday was a big day for central bank activity. this morning eu

. >> reporter: enter nigel fe are raj whose popularity has surged after his repeated calls for britain to leave the e.u. and limit immigration. with the polls at this early stage pointing to a hung parliament, the leader of this self-declared people's army is campaigning to hold the been of power. >> our challenge is to convince people that if they want change they've got to vote for change, and only she offering it. >> reporter: the other kingmaker are the scottish parties -- [ applause ] >> reporter: and nick kle g g of the liberal democrats, the outgoing deputy prime minister. >> the conservatives saying they'll been the books through excessive cuts. the labor party saying they'll fund public services. i don't think you should be forced to choose. >> reporter: if anything defines this election campaign, it's choice. british politics no longer a straight two-party race. max foster, cnn, london. >>> we'll get to some other big stories next. prosecutors now say the co-pilot of the ill-fated germanwings flight was once treated for suicidal tendencies. coming up, how the airline missed m

nigel evans: on that theme, bae systems, which manufactures world-beating military jets, announced thato set up a training academy in the ribble valley, upskilling the current work force and bringing on new talent via its ambitious apprenticeship scheme. will the prime minister welcome the £15.6 million investment in this training academy, and when it opens next year, will he visit the samlesbury site in his continuing capacity as the prime minister of our great country? prime minister cameron: i am very grateful for the invitation. i was at bae's other main site in the north-west, the warton site, last week as part of the celebration of national apprenticeship week. i was looking at the training and the skills being delivered there. it is hiring 440 apprentices this year, which is a record for bae systems which is doing very well under this government. this is vital work. we have delivered 2 million apprentices in this parliament and we aim to deliver 3 million in the next parliament. these manufacturing apprenticeships are particularly vital. i will certainly take him up on his invita

his name is nigel heyes. he sits down and does in the realize the mike has been turned on because the questions haven't started yet. he said this. >> gosh, she's beautiful. >> all right. >> so we will open up to questions. >> so he is looking at a sea of reporters and a good looking side line reporter a female catches his eye. she's good looking. >> she's beautiful. >> he is so embarrassed. >> that is at the beginning. >> now he has to go through the whole thing knowing he has this moment. >> really is beautiful. >> yes. >> mostly. >> are you watching march madness? don't lie. your answers might be used against you if you do lie. >> we're talking about lie witness news. >> jimmy kimmel does this every couple weeks. he goes out and tries to get people to okay admit it, you have been watching march madness. you know about all of the team. >> they admit to lies because he makes stuff up. people play right into it. >> listen to the name of these schools. >> did gonzaga go too far when they recruited an eight year

shaun mcdonald was fired from the yankees and adam nigel was fired from a community college.e's the big leaguer in his own words describing the social media abuse. >> no one in the world deserves to be talked to like that. number two is part of this is criminal. there are laws that are broken which i'm pursuing. my daughter is a minor at 17 years old. >> what was your daughter's response? >> she was devastated. i mean this is one of the most exciting days of her life. and now she's of the mind that she may not be able to go to college there. >> all right. we'll bring it around, k.g. forget about the legal aspect. talk about the parent aspect. >> yeah, i love a father like this or a mother for that matter that's not afraid to stand up, take some names, kick some you know what, big ol'yeah, big time. i love it. you have to have some consequences for actions like this. so i hope it makes other people think about doing this afraid. >> we talk a lot about people who hide behind their twitter name. >> yeah. >> anonymous twitter names and get very aggressive. he went further. he fou

and i think wisconsin player, nigel hayes, might have had a a crush on the stenographer.ure if he knew his mic was on. though. this is pretty cute. check this out. >> god, she's beautiful. [ laughter ] did you hear that? >> all right. so, we'll open it up to questions. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. then the stenographer was like, "let the record show that i'm free this friday night." [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome -- to our show. we should tell you about this. we have this in the nbc store that you can go and pick up or you can go online. this is "hashtag the panda." we have the official doll here. if you press his hand or his paw -- they don't have hands, do they? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: pandas? panda hand. >> steve: panda hands. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it plays for 26 hours. then it turns off. >> steve: you have to replace the battery. >> jimmy: every battery. you can get it at radio shack. pick it up it's 50 bucks. pretty

. >> that was nigel hayes, who is the same guy with the stenographer.tory, but before he was basically saying weird, uncharacteristic words so that the stenographer would have to type out exactly what he was saying. >> is this all a gigantic psych-out? >> he's our loose cannon guy and every team needs one. he is going to be a lottery pick in the nba draft. >> speaking of loose cannon guys that's what abby thinks i am. >> not just me. i want to be clear. >> do you remember "fargo" when they're stuffing somebody into the wood chipper and just eviscerating them? that was kentucky last night with west virginia. completely eviscerated. it wasn't a game after the first minute. i mean like how can a person of your level of intelligence continue to doubt that not only will these guys win, but they will destroy all comers? >> maybe it's because of my level of intelligence. >> whoa! >> you know what? they were unbelievable impressive. west virginia beat them as the number one seat. they're going to be 36-1. there's the ones with the pressure. there is a lot of pr

party leader nigel says the message is in line with the majority of the public. >> we are talking aboutionship with europe. we are the party -- [indiscernible] francine: the liberal democrats say they would spend an extra 2 billion pounds on mental health care in england over the next parliament. they are launching a manifesto for the mind. >> the vast majority of the people want us to keep this country and our government anchored. we balance the books and provide the right services to the public. that is the message i will be taking to the country. francine: they have completed a blockade of yemen's ports. the conflict has escalated the rivalry between saudi and iran. up next, we talked tesla and batteries. would you live in a battery-powered home? you can tweet us. guy is in guernsey. no deal yet. deadline day for the nuclear program. no solution has been found. details after the break. francine: welcome back. streaming on your tablet, your phone. nuclear talks with iran. our middle east editor, elliott gotkine and reports. elliott: the permanent members of the unc security council wa

caroline: also speaking was nigel, talking about a scandal that made them suspend atkinson. >> will figure out what the link is. >> is she knows about it, should she stand down? >> you have to lose this person and that person. i have been ruthless as the leader with people who have stepped over the line, whether financial mismanagement or saying things that go towards racism. i am ruthless. caroline: announcing a wireless service this week. that is according to a person familiar with the matter. the monopoly is pushing to expand. mark: a decisive week for iran. leaders decide on the nuclear program. negotiations in switzerland entered the final week. the issues under discussion include sanctions on oil exports. bloomberg is in tehran. how are iranians looking at this? >> i think, obviously they have reached a critical phase and, this week, when the talks resume, the focus will be on trying to reach that fame work -- framework and deciding on a framework. mark: it seems like -- >> of the talks this week. i have been hearing lots of messages and prayer from negotiators. mark: how hopeful are

you have nigel, who is dragging cameron to the right.d miliband trying to take the center. tom: does it become a phrase in our election? all parties are in favor of keeping the national health service. i was amazed to hear a political party candidate who has a good shot at becoming the next prime minister talk about good companies and predator companies. can you imagine any politician saying that and surviving the election? tom: we continue with our discussion. brendan: talking about the possibility of u.k. drifting towards exit. another country racing towards exit. greece's prime minister will produce another letter of changes to the country. hans nichols joins us from berlin. what to expect from this one? hans: we expect them to meet the target of 1.5. that assumes a 1.4% growth rate. hard to see how you get there when you have over 50 billion euros leave the country in the last three months. these are questions to be asking in brussels and berlin. you have a debate about whether it is specific enough. brendan: that represents a huge c

politicians forget that some time but fast-forward, nigel hayes with the badges post-game press conference he thinks the mic is off and then realizes what he said could be heard by everyone what is even funnier is the reaction. take a listen. >> god, she is beautiful. did you hear that? okay, we will open up to questions. ashley: don't know if you heard that, he said gosh she's beautiful. the general consensus is he was talking about a stenographer and he had this game, press conference with stenographers by using various long words trying to catch the now but this one he thought was particularly attractive and then realized the mic was on. charles: i loved that response. i had a couple -- i had to go see management. back to the n.c.a.a. tournament listen to congressman on paying student-athletes, quote, a lot of people are getting very rich on the back of the student athlete. isis the feeling people who aren't getting paid are the players. joining us is former nba star who not only says they shouldn't be paid the crowd funding is the way to do it. great to see you. crowd funding to the re