phil roe: i do. there was an issue that came up in houston, texas just recently, where a provider there, a psychologist, was apparently seeing a patient and viewing pornography at the same time. and this person in the private world had been working at our practice, he would have been fired right there on the spot. makingrson is making $100,000 a year, and again, you want to protect people's due process rights. expedite, thes to secretary's ability to hire people. we still have 16 v.a. medical centers around the country. we do not have a permanent ceo. it does other things than saying i believe we have a great chance of passing this bill in a bipartisan way. steve: and just a follow-up on that last point that you made, secretary shall can's predecessor -- shelton's said assessor -- predecessor said i , can't fire my way to success. what more needs to be done on the opposite side of that? on the hiring side? i believe they said they had something in the neighborhood of 30,000 openings. some of them hav

phil, back to you. >> thanks, ann. well, i'm doing the defendant's position so, of course, i get to wear the black hat here. we only sued the federal government and so the first step in the case was the key trade associations for the fossil fuel industry, the petroleum bunch and the national association of manufacturers. they move to intervene in our case. why did they do that? if this case goes forward and these kids win our business could be dramatically cut back and very well could be eliminated so the judge let in these trade associations as defendants. so then we had to face what everyone faces in litigation. your claims are all hooey and the first thing the hooey argument was is what we call standing. standing means somebody has to prove that under article 3 of our constitution they have a viable case or controversy. so standing has three elements. the first element is there's been an injury in fact and the defendants argued, you know, climate change is so bad, it's so widespread that these grievances are general

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phils falling 7-6.arsdale with your post game report. >> reporter: in cameron rupp said it felt like christmas morning, max scherzer was the grinch >> he working to get breaking really good. really good. doing a pretty good job. i was all over the place. i had no grip or command of my fast ball at all. i gotten strike-outs but it wasn't enough >> certainly wanted to win the game but i'm happy the way the guys battled back to be down 7-0 and for the guys to come back including the closure was huge. i think it's good omen for things to come. >> we can fight. we play pretty good game today. we don't get a win bit tomorrow is another day >> with so much excitement. it is hard to come up short. this is game one out of 81 home games and still very early. reporting from citizens bank park, lesley van arsdale, eyewitness sports. >>> thank you. >>> the flyers and sixers are off. the orange and black host the columbus blue jackets tomorrow in a matinee. sixers host the milwaukee bucks. congratulations to josh har

come back and jason worth miss plays it and hernandez scores from first and phils within one and latere eighth and tommy joseph with two outs bang the rbi single and tied up at three then in the ninth runner on third and nats with the infeed and freddy in second and matt drops the ball, run in, phils take the lead and benoit in for the stay and bryce harper 0 and 2 in the count with a 3-2 pitch mike right down the middle. >> he was sitting on high fast ball, he got it and he crushed it and one thing when you know where a pitch is going to come and another thing executing it as he did not miss it. he smashed that thing. >> benoit wanted the fast ball and phillies lose 6-4 harper is killing this team and we talked about it last sunday, what do you do with the closer's role and golmez blew it and benoit and do you stick with benoit or go to hecker? >> stick with benoit and the first he came in he was successful and second time not so much and a guy 0-2 and make the pitch and did not execute properly in the spot and worked it 3-2 and no choice to come in with the fast ball and murphy on de

speaking of jumping the ball jumped off daniel's bat in the 8 and down two and back on the phils andk you, and hernandez scores from first and phils one and later in the 8th tommy joseph and two rbi singles and phillies tie at three and then in the ninth runner on third freddy galvis the second with the infield in here comes aaron and matt and phils take the lead and benoit for the second field in many days facing bryce harper and watch the pitch fast ball right down the middle and benoit says he takes full responsibility for the walk off three run homer he wanted the fast ball and phillies lose 6-4 and lose the series harper hits two homers today and drives in five. well we have more candy and more on the phils and the early season issues and mike is here at 11:45 and zach eflin will make a start and miami like the phils game tied in the ninth with two outsz and they had a walk off two run homer marlins beat the mets for the third straight day and miami tied for first with washington. the eagles are still holding predraft interviews and picks and eagles are scheduled to meet with fo

phil, back to you. mr. gregory: thanks, and. .- anne. i get to wear the black cat here. [laughter] we only sued the federal government, so the first step in the case was the key trade associations for the fossil fuel industry. bunch, and the national association of manufacturers, a moved to intervene in our case. why did they do that? case goes if this forward and these kids when, our business could be dramatically cut back and very well could be eliminated. in these tradet associations as defendants. , whate had to face everybody faces in litigation, it is a motion to dismiss. they said your claims are all huey. call it standing, under article three of our constitution, that they have a viable case or controversy. standing has three elements. the first element is that there has been an injury in fact and the defendants argued, climate widespreado bad, so that to these grievances are general for everybody. sue fore law, you can't a generalized grievance so, these plaintiffs don't have standing because they are merely asserting a generalized grievance. not that they have

i have to thank them dearly, but also to representative phil roe. [indiscernible] what a job you have done. and all the members of congress who worked on the bill we are about to sign, such an important bill. i is actually want to thank senators john mccain and senator johnny isakson. they have been incredible working with us. let me also thank my good friend, florida governor, rick scott, a navy veteran in here to represent more than a million veterans from the state of florida. we are also joined by the leaders of a number of veterans group. i want to thank all of them for being here and all of the tremendous and in work that they do. we would not be here if it were not for them, i can tell you that. finally, our secretary of the by theavid shelton, who, way, was approved by a vote of 100 to nothing. that is a shock, right? 100 to nothing. [indiscernible] [laughter] trump: we met earlier and secretary shelton -- for informed me about the massive challenge he inherited of the v.a., but also the work that he is doing. 14 of years, we talked about th

plus the way the phils started off the season today fans were pumped.op of the first, the very first batter, sigh czar hernandez get out of here a lead off homer that's the first opening day leader off homer for the phillies since 1938. the phils starting the season off right. in the second fred dough galvez with deep shot of his own. the phillies take a three-zero lead in the second. phils are currently up four-one in the top of the seventh. >>> to the rest of the baseball world. the phils will be probably looking up at the nationals and the mets for most of the season if we want to be honest basically laying for third place and hoping they can sort of creep up by the end of the season. the mets beat the braves six six-zero in the nationals took on the marlins down to two-zero. bryce harper is a mutant, he's not normal. 303 feet to right feel. the nationals down by one in the seventh. adam comes in to pinch hit. i'll do it better. 413 feet. two run shot to dead center nationals go on to win, four-two. before the pirates red sox game tom brady showing o

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phil jackson thing and lebron and passe thing i didn't know passe was bad.he knows the definition. >> yeah. >> of everything. >> okay. >> the definition is negative. >> i had no idea. >> when it comes to player and his people. as if he's a robber an criminal. >> really? because i think old wild west. enlightenment forme. thank you very much sean. this one was an awkward high five during recent interview with nicole ritchie the host accidentally slapped her in the face. do you see see that when she tried to high five her. knocked off her sunglasses. off her head. ritchie was a good sport. laughed off the whole thing. look at the shock on her face. now new jersey governor chris christie let's talk about him honorary world champ former heavy weight boxing champion mike tyson i'm sure sean will writ about this presented with him were world championship belt for his et cetera on pri season re-entry program. >> i love mike tyson probably the most overrated heavy weight of all time. >> you think so. >> he beat no one great. >> okay. >> sorry mike. >> don't bite my

brent and phil: that works for me. phil: but not because it works for him.int's unlimited plan. $30 per line for four lines. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. >>> finally tonight here, america strong. we all have a favorite team, a favorite player. but few of us get to text them and get invited to home opener. tonight the 4-year-old who stole one player's heart and four years later she still has it. sofia robinson of alaska was born with two life-threatening heart conditions. she's 8 years old and has been fighting back her whole life. treat at the seattle children's hospital. the year she turned 4 years old, she had three heart operations there. her parents hoping to brighten sofia up, opening up to the make a wish foundation her wish. >> i wish to meet 2 1/2 weeks later her wish granted. felix on her level, ready to play. sharing corn dogs. and even. giving sofia a private tour of the clubhouse. >> there with go. >> reporter: after the visit, the two become something close started to message each other. >> she's a great kid. she's unbeli

phils falling 7-6.e with your post game report. >> reporter: in cameron rupp said it felt like christmas morning, max scherzer was the grinch >> he working to get breaking really good. really good. doing a pretty good job. i was all over the place. i had no grip or command of my fast ball at all. i gotten strike-outs but it wasn't enough >> certainly wanted to win the game but i'm happy the way the guys battled back to be down 7-0 and for the guys to come back including the closure was huge. i think it's good omen for things to come. >> we can fight. we play pretty good game today. we don't get a win bit tomorrow is another day >> with so much excitement. it is hard to come up short. this is game one out of 81 home games and still very early. reporting from citizens bank park, lesley van arsdale, eyewitness sports. >>> thank you. >>> the flyers and sixers are off. the orange and black host the columbus blue jackets tomorrow in a matinee. sixers host the milwaukee bucks. congratulations to josh hart. he'

phil? >> phil. >> they have competing sour faces.are you so sour when it comes to castro? i want your take whether or not what susan rice said to pbs. what is your take? >> sour face. i have to look at you at 6:10 in the morning. >> do you believe he said that, alisyn? how dare you, mudd. >> let's take the congressional piece first. this is a freak show. we have a republican critique last week for going around the committee and suggesting he was more loyal to the white house which is being investigated than it was to the committee. democrats rightfully said he eliminated the prospect this committee is going to operate fairly. next week, this guy, castro, comes out before they run the committee, and says i made my decisions and indicated my bias before the hearing. these guys should step away and go on vacation and let the senate handle this. on susan rice, a ckoconflation issues over concerns of her past over involvement in benghazi. i think that is irrelevant. i think she spoke clearly and in my experience as a professional, accurat

and i will ask phil and tia also. >> i think what a want everyone to carry is everything that phil just said and that tia just said is really critical. and it's not just to have hope and belief in what we are doing, but it's to support us in whatever active way you can't do whatever that means to you in your life, but it's time to get active because we were at the end of the line with climate. time is in and the status quo is the enemy and we need to muster all of our energy and courage to really preserve what we've all benefit from in our lives for the next generation. >> a week ago my first grandchild alice was born. i, like trying to want to be able to look her in the eye and say i did everything i possibly could. we are at a critical juncture right now. i want all of you to take away that you can do things. there is, there are opportunities from bollinger worked out there. please take advantage of them. this is a serious moment in history of our country and you can step up or you can step aside. >> and tia, for your generation what would you like to the audience take away? >> i woul

let's go to phil black live in moscow. phil, what is the kremlin saying about this u.s. allegation that russia may be complicit in this chemical attack? >> we put it to them, victor, and they deny it. simply as that. they insist they're not complicit in any way either through knowing and not doing anything or through actively helping out. they stick to their line that the syrian government doesn't actually have chemical weapons anymore because it gave them up as part of that international process it agreed to some years ago. what we hear from russian officials here is a predictable mix of outrage, predictable outrage but pragmatism in the sense that russia insists and we hear it from every level russian officials talking about this strike being illegal and undermines the legitimate sovereign government of syria while at the same time only helping the people who are fighting that legitimate government and who are the real bad guys here, the terrorist groups on the ground. i describe that as predictable because that's the same thing russia has said at any attempt on intern

phil mercer is in sydney.hing of the coral reef for some time now, but this bleaching that's been discovered from this latest survey has been described as unprecedented? well, that's right. for the very first time, scientists have witnessed a mass coral bleaching on the great barrier reef in consecutive years. when they conducted aerial surveys last year, they found a large northern part of they found a large northern part of the reef had been affected by this phenomenon and now aerial surveys have revealed that the middle part has suffered a similar fate. now, bleaching is caused by heat stress, which is the result of warmer ocean temperatures and scientists in australia believed the cause of that is global warming tom and they believe that australia and other countries must act soon to prevent the great barrier reef from suffering repeated mass bleachings, which stops it being able to heal itself. phil, what can actually be done other than the ongoing effort to try and beat climate change itself? well, when

phil: they want to apply pressure on china.here is a sense within the white house they would like to see china apply more pressure on north korea, not only militarily, but economically. try to pressure the north korean regime, try to de-escalate. i think trump is feeling good about their relationship he built with president xi trip a few weeks ago. he wants china to follow through with that and apply more pressure to north korea. jeff: julie, i guess these are two separate questions, but where does the administration want this conversation to go and where do you think it can go? julie: you heard david talk about the challenge of making any substantive negotiations. i think president trump wants to show he can do these deal-building, relationship-building things. if they can get xi jinping to step forward and apply pressure where china had not been willing to before, that would be a win, a peaceful solution to the mounting threats, and a show of donald trump's ability to maneuver in the geopolitical sphere that we haven't seen f

phils go up 3-0 for four runs in seven innings. the 9th. hector looking to close it out.a, see ya, the phils losing the third closer and the fightins that lead was cut to one. after 24-minute rain delay, striking out tyler. the phils win 4-3. >>> go down the list of some favorite eagles, carson, fletcher brandon. they traded up to pick all three. will they make a move in the nfl draft. >> too early to tell >> we'll talk to every team and talk about where they're at, where we're at and try to at least have some preliminary discussions. it's hard when you're on the clock. you got a lot going on. >> the union host montreal tomorrow. philly is the only team in mls without a win. in fact, the union haven't won a game since august of last year. they're due. >> continued to work hard. it's not for lack of effort. this group is, you know, so deserving of a result, you know, i feel for the guys because i watch how hard they work each and every week. whoever is called upon, we know will step up and do the job. >> game five between the bruins and senators. eric carlson he shoots and

phils going to win? awesome. high five? high five. 3:05 p.m. game time, everybody make sure you're watching it's going to be a good one and sold-out crowd 43,000 people here today. i'm going to show you, is it okay if i show them the field now. you can see it's quiet at the bank. there is a tarp covering the in field, there's pools of water on top, that will go away when we roll everything back up. game time 3:05 p.m. there will be lots of fun, the phillie phanatic will be here. there will be a block party at noon, and fun stuff to do inside as well. >> all yearlong come down here, we'll give you free stuff we'll tell you where to get refresh. refreshments and call kinds of of ballpark information. >> reporter: fans will want to be in their seats by 2:30 p.m. there's lots going on for the game. i'm going to leave you for now, can you help me send it back to everybody in the studio? what a better way -- [laughter] they liked that. that's a triple knockout. storm tracker 6 live double scan, let's see if we can knock out the rain. there's a little

phil will get back to you for that famous last question and i want the radio audience to know that phil is presently wearing his white cowboy hat. >> this is a question that julie is going to answer. if we are successful in trial what kind of consequences will the federal government and the fossil fuel industry face if we win this case life is going to change in a really good way. we are going to have a national plan that sets forth how we transition quickly out of the fossil fuel-based energy system including transportation. we are going to be off fossil fuels probably by 2040 predominantly in the united states and that effort is going to spread around the world. that's all happen and one thing i want everyone to know who is listening we are also working with the top technical experts and economists around the world who already have -- are developing plans for how we do this and it's reasonable. the only reason hasn't been done is there hasn't been the political will to do it. we will all be better off in healthier and our communities as a result. that's what happens if we win and i wi

a blowout is on. 8-0 phils. and rbi of the inning. phillys hit a team record and win 17-3. >> it's just one of those things that kept going and going and obviously really fun to be a part of. even noah was a part of it too. which was pretty awesome. it was a lot of fun. to do what we were able toot do. >> it's one of those games that you love to be on our side. we're going to have other games where we're on the other side and no fun. >> sixers have dropped five straight and they're competing for a playoff spot. grabs the rebound, starts to break. 14.8 assists for the rebound and the homey. midway through the third quarter. more as we get to the field in the sixth. 90-82 fch 93 points or less. a fru agent after the summer. facing the blue jackets richad. up with 0-rr joe biden looking on and enjoying the action from above. flyers win 4-2. the flyers gave out their team awards before the action. among them wayne simmons wins the bobby clark trophy for mvp for the first time. the player who demonstrates the most heart. to the pitch, unio

well illustratored by phil villanueva. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> you can see more about all of our artists on nbcbayarea.com and catch us on facebook and twitter. we want to thank all of our guests today and catch us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america." thanks for watching. >>> this is more work than i >>> this is real work. >> this is going to be the biggest tax cut in our history. >> north korea is the most dangerous spot on the planet right now. >> we breached public trust. >> the cleveland browns select myles garrett. >>> good morning and welcome to "sunday today" on this last day of april. i'm willie geist. another big day with president trump holding a big rally in pennsylvania to punctuate his first 100 days in office. >>> tornadoes in texas killing at least five people, injuring dozens more and devastating flooding in the midwest. today 40 million people are under threat of severe he

that's phil. regardless, we will show it to you anyway, phil at 45 degrees. but we are really going to warm things up. and he is alluding to. that will now let's take quick peak here. what we're finding out with the storm system itself. it is not completely departed yet. still going to get the wrap around moisture, that will help trigger few left over showers. nothing like what you saw yesterday, i don't think you need the umbrella you do need heavier coat however or at least nice heavy sweatshirt. because the chill is very noticeable. as poor pat gallen showed us earlier, he is feeling the chill, as womenment looks like they have the tarp out on the baseball diamond for all of the rain that came through. so they'll be able to get rid of that i think here through the course of the day, notice how much meister gets upper 50's tomorrow, still little chilly, meisha, but 60s, sunday, and we flirt with 80 on monday, and specially tuesday. >> oh, i'm loving the sound of that, katie. 80s, finally, you get to the winter, yes, 80s. we're looking outside right now, tal

phils and nationals continuing on jackie robinson day.iversary of robinson integrating the league. herrera doubling down the left-field line. 2-1 lead. bottom four, jeremy held the nats to two runs and seven innings. getting help from the defense and howie kendrick gets you some. tied at two in the eighth. hernandez springs his lawn mower to the dish for a little yard work. 4-2, phils. bottom nine, joaquin benoit and the poppout for his first save of the phillys. phils win. >> finally seven innings out of a starter makes it a lot easier for us and benoit cut right through it. nice easy looking save for him. he's a 14-year veteran. he's not scared. >> at the pennsylvania convention center, they paid homage to jackie robinson's legacy and he talk about his contributions beyond baseball. >> tough player. a smart player. and also a player who counselled you. young player -- i'm sure all young players he counselled with the dodger organization and young black players who came in as i came in. 56 when he left. >> tomorrow, 11-6 as well. day one

phil streible, we appreciate it. vonnie: sweeping new power.e assess what the turkish president's way and in the referendum means for the markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg markets." bloombergme for the business flash. the biggest stories in the news right now. the ceo of the car components maker has step down in the mid- of "displaying poor judgment." elliot wants to out klein felt and replace for directors. shares of eli lilly are falling today. the expensive experimental rheumatoid arthritis drug has been rejected by regulators. that is based on safety and effectiveness. expected that to generate more than $1 billion in sales by 2020. that is your bloomberg business flash. julie: you are looking at a picture of the president and mrs. trump along with their son at the annual easter egg roll at the white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am julie hyman. let's get a check now of first word news at this hour. here are -- here are our top headlines. russia plans to hold talks wi

first time the phils have done that since 2008. remember that year? a sweep for the braves, they won four in a row. how about the eighth inning? >> what can you say about the back to back to back home runs? i told him when he went to the plate, hit it up the middle or to the right. get a base hit and move the runner. he did. he moved the runner. >> phils on a roll. there's the fanatic. happy birthday, buddy. we have more tonight when i'm joined by mike missanelli on sports sunday. we are minutes away. next time the phillies see the braves, they'll see a familiar face. he talked about his fresh start. boy is it odd to see that uniform. >> i'm grateful for the opportunity to play and get up to the big club and try to help and contribute. it was something that came about. it's one of those things you are playing against one team and now crazy because you are playing for them. i'm grateful for it. >> tomorrow, draft week all the teams. the city of philadelphia getting set. now four days from the event more than a year in the making, draft da day debut. wh

. >> joining us is phil mud and steve hall. phil, the fact that the dossier was part of the justification to approval to monitor carter page, what does that say? >> it doesn't tell me much. if you want to go to a judge with a fisa package, that's one of the most intrusive. remember what we got. we have a british agent, former british agent talking presumably to a source in moscow who might be talking to a subsource. in this game of telephone, we're taking another step to get to the fbi. you have to have corroboration of some of that if you are going to use it in a package to apply to listen to somebody's phone and e-mail. otherwise the judge will say, have i to have more. >> phil, to be clear, you are saying the fbi would have to have corroboration of stuff in the dossier? they wouldn't have just used unverified information? >> not some sort of. i'm saying this could at best be supporting to a fisa package that had much greater specificity about who the source of the information was and got much closer to the target than three

. >> good afternoon a gorgeous day to launch this in the mission i want to thank the mayor and phil and mohammed and the team for picking up the next area of our city to get a clean we need but talk about yes, we can the pilot project i'm excited about i don't know about you when i'm walking where i need to go i find myself holdings my apple courses for blue cross and being frustrated there was not a trash can so one of my first meetings are mohammed nuru and dpw i said can we get trash cans an mission street i said are you sure you want to do that the reason they were taken out bus trash cans is a magnet for dumping and additional trash i said well, that's already in the mission so we we try the trash cans that means if i have a trash can and education our community hopefully, people low throw the trash in the cans and we'll have a beautiful neighborhood you all deserve in the mission i want to thank mohammed nuru for the sketching for working with me and have this pilot project and use the mission as a beginning i didn't pig to see if the trash cans are making our neighborhoods cleane

getting ready for the phils home opener today. looking at the boulevard, things are better than yesterday morning. we're happy about that. southbound come the headlights in olney. passing broad and heading toward fox street. you're good to go as southbound on the boulevard extension toward the schuylkill expressway. we're drying out, still a few spots where there is high water lower macungie spring creek road blocked off nearrexleer town. ramp connecting berkeley with 295 are closed because of the fire. coming from new jersey to pennsylvania no problems on the bridges like the ben franklin bridge. we're back to normal on new jersey transit to new york. >> uber has settled a dispute $50 million which was whittled down to $11 million last spring uber agreed to a $3.5 million fine. facebook has a notification on top of the news feed for a few days, clicking on it takes you to tips and other ut it.ation on how to spot false >>> major stock indices has gains on thursday, the dow up 14. this m lower open. >>> the son of a massachusetts

i was thinking someone stole it. >> phil and shane fought for it, they got it back, dean put it back and they removed it. >> for what. >> all that gave me. >> where is the dumpster house. >> to he's removed it, we assume it is in nypd custody. >> is this a publicity stunt for models. >> no their modeling years are over, they have moved on. >> why are we come do you think on these two trying to help. >> it is easy for everyone to judge, but for dean who lives in the dumpster house, it made a huge difference. now shane and phil are trying to raise money through a gofundme page, they are trying to raise $50,000 to help dean get off streets. >> i am struck by the fact that homeless need to know where the starbucks is. >> 3, 2 -- ready. >> check out this video out of arkansas, you see a 4-year-old girl falling out from the back of a church bus while on a state highway, she was swinging from the back then fell on the highway, emergency medical technician ran on to the scene, and rescued her. took her to the hospital, she has a broken jaw, she will be okay. >> check out this dramatic video

the phils take a four-two lead. now in the eighth phils up fiv five-three. look at that.21 feet. the phils win seven to four. that's their fifth straight win. so much offense i kind of lot of my breath right there. [ laughter ] >> i can't even speak. >> not used to that. so much offense on the phils. i know. they are terrible last year with the bats. now getting it done. >> sounds good. sean, what's happening -- at 11:00 lucy. >> sometimes children need to know someone out there cares and one local barber is doing that one free haircut at a time. but, there's one small catch. of course we're on top of breaking news out of delaware where state trooper has lost his life trying to protect the community slain in a parking lot. the man who police say murdered him is still hold up. that neighborhood is on lock down. we also have your wake up weather and seven day forecast. it's all in the first five minutes. it's a jam packed show. remember your life lottery drawing is next. good luck to you. ♪ hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sur

beyond the procedure that phil is talking about.r michael flynn was the first named adviser to then candidate trump. he was with him all the time. >> shoulder to shoulder. >> we interviewed him several times because he was the spokesperson many times on many subjects for the campaign. why didn't they vet him more closely? >> i think this is the real issue. you have somebody who is extremely close to the candidates and the president-elect. then the president who has ties to a foreign power. that foreign power is judged by all of our intelligence agencies in the country to attempted to manipulate our election. and he turns out to have lied to the vice president in terms of contact was the russians. this is a huge problem. i don't know what the legal exposure is for general flynn. that is a process that the investigation is going through right now. both congressional, fbi and we will see how that plays out. the judgment, the lack of vetting, the inability to apprehend by the president or anyone else that may be russia is trying to mani

. >> good afternoon a gorgeous day to launch this in the mission i want to thank the mayor and phil and mohammed and the team for picking up the next area of our city to get a clean we need but talk about yes, we can the pilot project i'm excited about i don't know about you when i'm walking where i need to go i find myself holdings my apple courses for blue cross and being frustrated there was not a trash can so one of my first meetings are mohammed nuru and dpw i said can we get trash cans an mission street i said are you sure you want to do that the reason they were taken out bus trash cans is a magnet for dumping and additional trash i said well, that's already in the mission so we we try the trash cans that means if i have a trash can and education our community hopefully, people low throw the trash in the cans and we'll have a beautiful neighborhood you all deserve in the mission i want to thank mohammed nuru for the sketching for working with me and have this pilot project and use the mission as a beginning i didn't pig to see if the trash cans are making our neighborhoods cleane

these are the questions that we move forward with. >> phil, how do you see it? >> i think you got to look at a couple of piece os on the whiche is board. you've got to believe there are a couple of options on the table and some of the news reports out of more lar-a-lago indicate tha prevent air force attacking civilians, and attacks against regime targets for example presidential palaces, so you have a message clearly sent against a narrow set of targets, meanwhile the comments, i would say fairy restrained with secretary tillerson's visit next week. he went for a specific message on chemical wheneapons. what are we going to do about assad. one final point on this, the russians have paid virtually nothing for their interference in syria so far and i do not believe they will see this as a serious price they paid for being there, so if we believe these strikes will accelerate conversations with the russians about ousting assad, i don't think that's true. >> panel, there's stick around, we will rely on you throughout our breaking news coverage. >>> there was swift

phils up four-one, how about back-to-back to back?ee homers in row since 2008 when howard, utley and bordeaux it, sweep now 500 on the season, win five-two. to the nba playoffs where of course labron james has dominated during his ill lust tree us career, first round he takes that domination to new height. late in the fourth, cleveland down two. labron with a pull up three. james scores 33 points, added ten rebounds, last chance for the pairs ers down three, paul george, with the three. not even close. cleveland complete the sweep. 106-102 victory, labron james now won insane 21 straight games in the first round. check out this sequence, last night's playoff game between the celtics and the bums. robin lopez gets tangled, and loses his shoe, so crowder gets upset. and pulls it away. they get little tangled up here, so, lopez unties jay's shoe. yes, see it there he bends over, he unties it, at least he didn't tie crowder's shoes together, but grab whatever advantage you can. celtics won, 104-95, the series there, tide. get it? tied at

phils go up 3-0 for four runs in seven innings. the 9th. hector looking to close it out.arcia, see ya, the phils losing the third closer and the fightins that lead was cut to one. after 24-minute rain delay, striking out tyler. the phils win 4-3. >>> go down the list of some favorite eagles, carson, fletcher brandon. they traded up to pick all three. will they make a move in the nfl draft. >> too early to tell >> we'll talk to every team and talk about where they're at, where we're at and try to at least have some preliminary discussions. it's hard when you're on the clock. you got a lot going on. >> the union host montreal tomorrow. philly is the only team in mls without a win. in fact, the union haven't won a game since august of last year. they're due. >> continued to work hard. it's not for lack of effort. this group is, you know, so deserving of a result, you know, i feel for the guys because i watch how hard they work each and every week. whoever is called upon, we know will step up and do the job. >> game five between the bruins and senators. eric carlson he shoots

it is infield single, and the phils up one-nothing. >> hernandez from first to home.t is two-nothing fighting's, tommy joseph with rbi single. phils go up three-nothing, jack cologne for four runs, in seven innings. >> in the ninth, hector, looking for the close, garcia with a solo shot. and the phils using their third closer this season, and the fighting's lead, cut to one, after 24 minute rain delay, finally, closed it out. tyler flowers, going down. >> phils win it, four to three. >> the connection between jerseys, fans, and player, happens way before that. draft now five days away. here's how a name becomes part of the game. it is the photo op of a lifetime. the commissioner calls your name. >> the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz. >> then give him bearhug, for the first time in your life, you pose with professional jersey with your name on the back. but make that picture perfect moment takes more effort than you think. >> it is quick. i give a lot of credit to our partners at nike who are ready to go, to screen that name on there, whatever name is called,

. >>> 12 runs, nine hits and a standing ovation for a heck of a first inning for the phils. >> the bats were on fire. the phillies came out swinging last night with a huge first inning against the nationals. we saw that game right here on nbc10. the phils put up a dozen runs on the start of the game on the way to their second win of this young season, and for the record it was the most productive in an inning in phil's history. >>> smoking on the stand is against the law in one beach community. we will tell you where it's illegal to light up on the beach. >> we generally try to use any type of robotic operations to avoid putting officers in harm's way. >>> drone patrol. police in our area unveils drones to help with herescues, crowd control and more. >>> i want my money back. >> see how nbc10 responds is getting results for you. wake up with nbc10 news today. count on it. >> announcer: now your nbc10 first alert weather. >>> looking at your planner for today, and yesterday i was saying it was a good saturday and sunday is even better. here's sunday. take a look at the temperatures. 41 a

zach eflin will make a start and miami like the phils game tied in the ninth with two outsz and they had a walk off two run homer marlins beat the mets for the third straight day and miami tied for first with washington. the eagles are still holding predraft interviews and picks and eagles are scheduled to meet with former glass bureau running back corey clement on wednesday a source tells action news and he played his ball in wisconsin and ran for 15 touchdowns and 1400 yards as a senior and projected to be drafted between the third and fifth rounds running back of course is among the need for the eagles. will the eagles use one of their eight picks on clement and we are previewing the draft and wednesday on eve of the draft and check out the preview party can't wait for that and now since the sixers drafted joel embiid he has played in only 13% of their games some would call him damaged goods, the sixers calling embiid their building block despite the rest maintaining embiid is the focal point of rebuild and man on having him play in back to back games next season despite playing 3