nate schmidt with tying goal in late stages of game two. stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. >>> sharks were 6:30 minutes away from dealing the golden knights first defeat of the playoffs but nate schmidt hammers home the equalizer and now will settle in o.t. liam mchugh, keith jones, three-time stanley cup champ patrick sharp. we invite him into the studio, now demand he works overtime. first period, late in the period, four-on-four hockey, this version is advantage vegas. william karlsson. >> a great banked shot by colin miller at point on purpose he misses net. goal from karlsson from a difficult angle. 1-0 vegas. >> second period, karlsson not done here, gets puck. give him space, decides to skate in and fire. >> off the turnover, stutter step and shot through reilly smith screen. 2-0 vegas. >> going into this one, guy who needed to bounce back for san jose was brent burns. he has. >> big way. big blast after pavelski won another face-off. off pierre edouard-bellemare, finds way to the back. first goal of the series for san jose. >

mike schmidt and joyce are stuck with us for a little while longer. >>> coming up, steve schmidt is here to react to tonight's breaking news, including the president's description of the raid as an attack on our country. plus a big development in the mueller investigation involving foreign money. and inside the deliberations about how to respond to the reports of chemical attacks in syria. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ each unique piece comes to life in the same way...ands. a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fi

michael schmidt, "new york times" washington correspondent and an msnbc contributor. jennifer rogers, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york at the center of the story tonight. now with columbia law center for the advancement of public integrity. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. joyce, let me start with you because a former federal prosecutor said to me tonight, ignore the u.s. attorney's manual. there are two things that they had to have suspected michael cohen of doing to have obtained this search warrant. one, either he was non-responsive to subpoenas, or, two, they have evidence or suspicion that he was destroying evidence. your thoughts? >> i think it's unlikely that he was just non-responsive to subpoenas. i think that they would have continued to try to work that out. that leaves me with the choice behind door "b," the fact that they believe there was evidence that was at risk of destruction. and also that they believe that they were entitled to pierce this veil that really covers lawyer-client conversations and communications

mike schmidt, thank you for spending so much time with us. joyce vance, thank you.e dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> he says he may want me to investigate it to prove that it didn't happen. and then he says something that distracted me. he said even if it's a 1% chance my wife thinks that's true, that's terrible. and i remember thinking, how could your wife think there's a 1% chance you were with prostitutes peeing on each other in moscow? there is a less chance it's true. what 99% chance is it possible your wife would think it's true? >> is jim comey a psychology he can comment on someone else's marriage? >> i mean, at a deeper level that was about the character of a man. >> exactly. >> who would want another man to investigate something to prove that it wasn't true to his wife. >> right. that's why i think t

reporter for "the new york times" and msnbc national security contributor michael schmidt. pete williams. anita kumar, and joining the conversation from new york, former fbi special agent and msnbc national security analyst clint watts. thank you all for being here tonight. >>> michael schmidt, i want to start with you because this book that we have been learning about the last few days, the interview set to air tonight, james comey in many ways this saga was touched off by your reporting in "the new york times" about hillary clinton's use of private e-mail when she was secretary of state. what in this book that comey has put out do you feel is going to make a material difference in how events unfold with the mueller investigation as we go forward? >> i'm not sure how much it really changes the equation there. the one thing is that if comey were to ever be a witness against trump, like in front of the -- in front of congress or even at a trial or anything, they could say, look, and you had a real motivation to go after the president. you wrote this whole book. you made all

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and steve schmidt is back with us today. courtney, let me start with you on your reporting, and i think this is a development since your story broke. i'm sure prompted by the incredible detail in this account. but i understand that the much now expulsion of russian diplomats didn't have anything to do with the number of russian diplomats in this country at all. the head count could very much remain the same. it seems like another data point in the picture you paste -- you paint of a very conflicted donald trump when it comes to russia policy and russia p.r. >> that's right. so he was presented last week with -- president trump was presented with three different options and he ended up going with the middle one, the one that was in the middle of a lighter option against vladimir putin and the one that was the harshest, and that included expelling the diplomats from the united states. what we found here was president trump has to be really pushed along when it comes to doing things -- when it comes to any kind of response to v

. >> joseph schmidt, former pentagon inspector general in george w.h's administration, approached the fbi and other government agencies to remove e-mails from the dark web, he believed that they were hillary clinton's missing e-mails from a private server. jim sciutto has details. >> reporter: cnn has learned that a trurmg cmp campaign advi played a deal role in an effort to find hillary clinton's 30,000 deleted e-mails and reveal any damaging information within them. >> not easy being a whistleblow whistleblower. >> reporter: joseph schmidt was a foreign policy adviser to the campaign. seen here with then candidate trump in march 2016. meeting with officials at the fbi, state department and intelligence communities, he told them a source he called patriot mad discovhad discovere believed were the deleted e-mails. so he pushed to review and declassify the material so he and others could review it. all this according to multiple sources with direct knowledge. officials at the state department and inspector general briefly interviewed him, but declined

. >> looked to be the winner but late in this one, nate schmidt, deflection it goes. >> starting to see a pattern, face-off win. >> 3-3, vegas looking to take the first two on home ice. getting set for overtime. patrick sharp had overtime winner in detroit. looking for guy to be difference maker, who would it be? >> william karlsson. vegas has momentum into overtime and he's picked up big-time goals in regular season and playoffs. relentless working for loose pucks in offensive zone. first goal does all of that, little bit more. steals puck twice, gets it back. heads up play here. looks back, sees colin miller is going to shoot the puck. never takes eye off the puck,

missed but about schmidt was on hand again to score his first of the season by. hamburg celebrates a third win in format just to give fans fresh believes. bruno love of the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. and in saturday's late game stuttgart shocked the champions league hopefuls leverkusen just didn't get the center of the game in the visit his favor with this company had sixty seven minutes to speak means that hyper hallux men interfere one point behind hoffenheim now by the last champions league spot got me my own really guaranteed another season in the one deceived. now the top story we're following for you iran was a meeting between u.s. secretary of state mike. in jerusalem and payors this is countries willing to quit. if it is. based. in the meantime into a website called. the c.d.c. . they make a commitment. they find. africa among. people making a difference shaping their nation.

michael schmidt broke that story. pete williams joins me now. michael, what?still trying to figure out exactly what it is on the "access hollywood" video that they want. what is it about it? because the narrative about the access would video is that trump didn't remember it, it wasn't something on their radar. it sort of pops up on that day in october and actually a remarkable day in october. that's a month before the election, the same day the obama administration calls out russia and the same day that john podesta's e-mails leaked. >> october 7th. >> and so the question is, is that what was michael cohen trying to do? we know that a focus of the investigation on him are these catch and kills, going out, finding stories that were going to be damaging to trump, getting money to these folks to get them to not talk. part of it is connected to the "national enquirer." how it comes back to access hollywood i don't know. but this was something that was included in a search warrant. something that they had to get court approval for. this is not simply a fishing exer

a, steve schmidt is a republican. b, the united states walked away from tpp. president trump said we're going to negotiate something stronger and better. we have not done that. do you know who stayed in tpp? canada. and the beat goes on for canada as they continue to trade with trading partners and we're the cheese, standing alone. >>> i need to turn to reports on special counsel mueller's russia investigation. according to "the washington post," the special counsel told president trump's lawyers that while he is still under investigation, he's not currently a criminal target. the president's attorney, ty cobb, declined to comment while his lawyer jay sekulow said, quote, we do not discuss real or alleged conversations between our legal team and the office of special counsel. i want to bring in the man who wrote this extraordinary piece for "the washington post." he is also moderator of "washington week" on pbs. roberto. this is so the people. i want to share this quote. in private negotiations in early march about a possible presidential interview, mueller de

what crimes are they looking for in everything that mike schmidt just laid out? >> well, before we talk about crimes, let's not forget how this special counsel inquiry started and what's at the heart of it. it started as a russian counter intelligence investigation. so, one of the questions that mueller has to answer is not whether there are criminal violations, but rather how, when and why a foreign power may have compromised our president. that question needs to be answered and it's paramount. now, wrapped up in that, nicolle, are clearly the possibility of criminal violations and that could be violations of the emoluments clause which prohibits foreign monies being targeted into u.s. presidential campaigns or any campaigns for that matter. don't forget that there could be computer fraud and abuse in the sense that any hacking that occurred, the social media propaganda, the theft of data could be a computer -- federal computer hacking violation and conspiracy to commit that if that was part of what was in the circle of knowledge for the campaign. so, that's wha

harvesting is done by hand and multi-year schmidt oversees it past nearly he's one of chile's biggest avocado exporters. what does he think of the water shortages in potomac and. i think the i mean. if i don't i don't know to what extent people really are lacking water. but maybe the government should build more plants to treat the river water and make him drink a bull for the local residents. it was i mean the avocado farms of also invested money and water rights to take advantage of it so. i mean think. the producers always try to ensure there is enough water left over. from. one because they save money they use the least possible amount of water per plantation and her tree may not be able to see the little phonetic footprint the same portable you would want to say even has its limits the avocado is a thirsty fruit one kilo requires up to one thousand liters of water that's eight times more than potatoes. but here's our pump station. we pump the ground water up onto the hills. put in the highest slopes give you the best climate for avocados. they grow bigger and ripen faster we just

but schmidt and his wife loki are said to have felt truly at home. in the old town hall unmarked plots at the city's historic center for nearly two hundred years the prince aleck terms of cologne resided in bonn and left their mark on the old town. in one thousand nine hundred the university was established in the former electoral palace the pleasure gardens became its campus. phones museums offer an abundance of art culture and history. to how staggs shifted collects objects that became part of western men like after nine hundred forty five among them are the limousine of west germany is first chance for. in the parliamentarians first benches and chairs one sat on by home of a new kind of as they discussed germany's reunification in one thousand nine hundred. dick cuffed on has been the conductor since summer two thousand and seventeen aircraft i'm just the boy what does it mean to you beethoven to over there is a driving force for us because it's in our name up there that beethoven orchestra is and gone is beethoven sitting on his beethoven stuff b

here to defend the hummer schmidt is the german president the second official residence. of the chancellor's bungalow is open to the public it's a prime example of nine hundred sixty is designed. to help the leaders who lived within its minimalist walls only helmut schmidt and his wife loki are said to have felt truly at home in. the old town hall and mark plots of the city's historic center for nearly two hundred years the prince aleck terms of cologne resided in bonn and left their mark on the old town. in one thousand nine hundred the university was established in the former electoral palace the pleasure garden became its campus. phones museums offer an abundance of art culture and history. the house staircase shish to select objects that became part of western life after nine hundred forty five among them are the limousine of west germany is first chance for an hour in the parliamentarians first benches and chairs one sat on by home a pool of an italian for much of as they discussed germany's reunification in one thousand nine hundred. fifty two of the orchestra is al

and schmidt is back at the table. john, let me start with you and your thought on the words tumbling out of the president's mouth at almost breakneck speed about really a word salad on all sides of the russia question. no one's going to be tougher, are they a friend, are they a foe, maybe they will, maybe we won't. just complete nonsensical nonsense about the question of russia, at the same time that we're learning that bob mueller's charge was specifically to investigate whether his former campaign manager had colluded with russia. >> well, i think it's pretty clear to most of us, maybe not president trump, that putin is a foe. he attacked our election. it's political warfare, psychological warfare against us. he's attacked our allies. he's done low-scale wars in ukraine. he's working against us in afghanistan with the taliban. he's supporting chemical weapons use in syria. and, you know, president trump talks about, you know, we're going to need them as a friend, we need them for help. listen, they had 18 years to h

michael schmidt, i want to ask you to start things off. the president tweeting today seeming to believe the comey memos somehow exonerate him. true or false? >> not sure i guess it depends that beauty is in the eye of the person reading the memo. these memos in many ways, i think, are troubling for trump. they show a repeated pattern, this obsession, as you pointed out, with the russia investigation. we knew a lot of the things, the big ticket items that were there there, but we learned things like the president gave comey a chronology of his time in russia in 2013, the period of time when the dossier says the russians have this tape of trump with these prostitutes. he's saying he went through a chronology at least twice with him about it. that is an entirely new thing that we didn't know anything about. we didn't know about the president's comments to comey, he said putin talked to him about prostitutes there. it's those kind of details, those new revealing things i can't imagine are helpful for the president. >> natasha, let me just su,

and just a reminder to all, steve schmidt is a republican. >> when you hear steve schmidt, but he's a republican. you go back in history and think about firing halderman in april 1973, that's a huge moment. you think about the saturday night massacre at the justice department a few months after that. every week in the trump administration is like the saturday night massacre. they're all gone now. so what are they being replaced by? and the answer according to "the washington post" is nothing. there's a lot of open space there. it's not helpful for policy and certainly not helpful for the stability of it government and certainly not helpful for the way the united states appears overseas. >> vera, i first got to walk through the west wing in the late '70s and covering the place and visiting the place. the absence of noise is so striking. there's an intentional quiet and softness in the west wing. and the solemnity and solitude. >> first of all, i want to make the point, brian, you have assembled the best people tonight to talk about this subject. >> there you go. >> so thank you for tha

. >>> cnn is told that another advisory tried to expose damaging information from dinchts george schmidtencies to reveal e-mails from the dark web which he believed to be hillary clinton's missing e-mails from her private serven. jim scuitto has details. >> reporter: cnn has learned that a trump campaign adviser played a key role in an effort to find the 30,000 deleted e-mails on the dark web. >> wow. >> and reveal information. >> it's not easy being a whist 8 blower. >> joseph schmidt was a adviser to the campaign, seated at a capable it candidate trump. >> meeting with officials at the tbs, stay department and intelligence -- he told them a source he called patriot had discovered what he believed were deleted e-mails on the dark web. schmidt then pushed for the gooch to review so they could review it without jeopardizing schmitz's security clearance. they declined to review or accept the information s the fbi also interviewed as part of its ongoing investigation. >> they did investigates. >> reporter: schmitz then took his information to the house committee. this is the latest informat

secretary griffin and schmidt, how important are these partnerships and enhancing innovation? of their new initiatives to expand and create more partnerships such as dod research centers? >> to the last part of your question i do not know if we have any new partnerships planned or what those plants might be. i'll be happy to look into that. in regard to history i spent 11 years in dod and nasa. i am the strongest possible believer in the value of these laboratories and centers where the u.s. government partners with the university to bring it technology focus on a particular area. so if nasa the dod has a lot of interesting -- we hire caltech to run for the benefit of the taxpayers. it's been extraordinary productive thing to do. this is what got us where we are. one of my goals is to make sure those partnerships are strengthened and reaffirmed in the future. >> one of the best ways to address the shortfalls is to work more with the leading organizations. i would highlight that uc santa barbara is a center of extraordinary progress on quantum computing. some of the major break

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eric schmidt chairs also but, the parent company of google. he's right, maybe. now google dramatically expanding its artificial intelligence research operations in china, which is bolstering an effort that could eventually imperil security of this countr country. the author of "army of non," a horrifying book, haven't read it yet, joins us tonight. >> thanks for having me. theucker: give us overview of this. did i characterize it fairly? >> it is not surprising that google is looking to make research investments in china. john tran's china scotch top-tier ai talent. they've got access to a lot of data. china will have 20% of the world's data by 2020. data is the fuel that powers machine learning. a company like google, they want access to all that data. they have said, they are standing up more research in china, and it is concerning for the united states. >> tucker: what i'm confusedha by it is, so, google describes itself as a multinational company, really a corporation of the world. it was incubated here and everything about google fundamen

kate winslet plays one a schmidt's thirty six year old woman who has an affair with the sixteen year old misha after every tryst michelle result loud to his older lover. as he came to her. for a moment it was still inside this is disgusting. let's keep it this. borrowed it from someone it's cool. you should be ashamed to. go to them on the ice going to prove when you sell the rights to your own book you can expect to see on screen the images you had in your head in the film you see other pictures under and i'm very happy with these images that i rediscovered in the film. the beauty of these beautiful. meeting been shaken ph one day hannah vanishes years later michelle sees her again she's a young law student and she's on trial for war crimes ana was an overseer at a concentration camp kate winslet won an oscar for her performance in the reader it was an international success. turning a book into a film is tricky business if the director is too faithful to the novel they can end up with a too long too talking movie but strayed too far from the source material and they get accused of b

i'm joined by michael schmidt, an msnbc contributor. paul butler is a former federal prosecutor. shannon pettypiece, a white house reporter for bloomberg. jennifer ruben. we've got a great first line here. let me talk starting with michael across the room there, across this panorama that seems like one room. it's a couple of rooms. first of all, your comment from what you just heard from matt at the post? >> well, this is this interesting thing that has hung over the administration for over a year now. what does the president really want to do with sessions and rosenstein? wanted to get rid of sessions when mueller was appointed. has talked about getting rid of rosenstein. has talked about mueller. the president has put an enormous amount of time and effort into these questions, and ultimately he hasn't done anything, which is interesting. he's gone ahead and done things with rex tillerson. he's cleaned out his veterans affairs secretary. but on the justice department, he understands how big of an issue it would be if he were to do something there, and clearly sessions here sendi

maggie haberman and michael schmidt broke the story in "the new york times" this evening.joins us now by phone. so, maggie, explain what you've uncovered here. >> sure. thanks for having me. the special counsel is investigating by way of a is subpoena a payment to the president to go into his private foundation for a 20-minute speech that he gave in september 2015 when he was already a candidate, to a yalta conference that was sponsored primarily by ukrainian oligarch named victor pinchuk, also donated quite heavily to the clinton foundation. essentially, mueller is looking for payments to the president from non-u.s. people and the speech qualified. it has always been curious why the money went to the foundation in the first place as opposed to going directly to the president, but it is another instance of a deeper entanglement of the investigation into the president's finances and the first that i'm aware of of any kind of look at money involving the foundation which has raised its own questions over the last couple of years. >> so did then-candidate donald trump do anyth

i'm sure he'll correct that. >> michael schmidt. you very much. >>> coming up, nikki haley takes a tough tone at the u.n., but it doesn't mean much for the actual policy as russia continues to prop up bashar al assad. is a american military action just hours away? we'll bring in nbc news national security reporter next on "morning joe." i have to tell you something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with

for more, i'm on the phone with reporter michael schmidt who broke the story. also with us is ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post." phillip bump, will with the "washington post" and jennifer rogers, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. that's a good place to be from tonight. michael schmidt, what, what are you able to report tonight about the president's sort of psychological condition right now? is he able to take this hammering in the threat of who knows what in that wild bag of stuff that the u.s. attorneys now have gotten their hands from mr. cohen's office? >> thanks for having me, chris. the largest issue to understand here is that for the president and his advisers, they see the new york investigation has far more problematic. they understand the contours of the special counsel's investigation and think there's no there there. they have understood what mueller is looking at, the issues related to russia and obstruction. i think they're fine. they're far more concerned about a new york issue. what

sebastiaan schmidt care is an n.p.t. activist i asked him what he thinks of the allegations that the culprits may be affiliated with his party the m.p. disinterested plan p d does not support violence against people with different political views of foreigners or anyone else as a political tool and what we say is if we want to change things then only by parliamentary or political means. himself has been charged with violent crimes though acquitted each time he has however been found guilty of incitement he's also known to have associated with violently and nazis the police are investigating the far right scene over the incidents in. the recent outbreak of violence on the border between israel and the gaza strip has left many dead and badly injured tania claimed i travel to beit lahiya in the north of gaza to meet a family whose son was one of those shot dead by the israeli military. mohammed's life has been turned upside down has youngest brother was killed last week in the protests every mind of a life lost here in the

and next week on shift music professor art schmidt wants to revolutionize piano playing with a data glove sensors in the glove generate sounds on a computer that enables him to fuse classical and electronic music sound sensations next time and shift. this is he getting it come to life somebody let's go right to our correspondent he is essentially istanbul i'm joined by the helicopter you know his political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news cast it's all about the perspective closer to g.w. . they make a commitment. they find solutions. based in stronger. africa on the move. stories for both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their long hams w.'s knowing multimedia series from. d.w. dot com africa on the move. the dawn of islamism is bangladesh on the brink of civil war. this government has become completely dictatorial to some extent it's a fascist government of. we are scared we are very scared we have to stay. in libya to fight for t

but hamburg bounced back about schmidt one his side another penalty and added time cost each missed but belgium it was on hand again to score his first of the season was. hamburg celebrates a third win in format choose to give fans fresh belief. bruno love at the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. well there was plenty more action on saturday we'll take a look at the mid table clash between how to berlin and out we'll also bring you all the action from. shell to hosting bloodbath but first we start with these two coaches behind me your kind this is byron hosted a frankfurt side that has has had a poor run of form of late their performances are certainly not the way coach nico cold arch wants to finish his tenure at untouched before he takes over in munich next year. so that's find out had the two german cup finalists in the capital make a kovacs was out to impress his future employers who had one eye on the second leg of the champions league semifinal giving three youngsters their debut and nicholas dawes was first to impress storing the opening. a dream d

but hamburg bounced back luke about schmidt when his side another penalty and added time cost it missed but belgium it was on hand again to score his first of the season was. hamburg celebrates a third win in full matches to give fans fresh belief. bruno love of the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. and saturday's late game champions league hopefuls leverkusen hosted stood guard and there was a minor upset in the carts christiane getting our settled the game in the guests favor with this thumping header in the sixty seven minute the defeat means the hike a hellish as men slip into their one point behind hoffenheim now occupy the last champions league spot start barking while are already guaranteed. another season in the bundesliga. now let's take a look at all the bundesliga action so far on match day thirty two as we just saw laver couzin lost a car in saturday's late game a crucial win for hamburg and freiburg to wrapping it up late with a three two win over cologne munich beat frankfurt and berlin drew with outs for two to another tie between shaka. on

case and about this employee you we have to remember the case of the volkswagen miller charlie vi schmidt he was put on trial in front of a court in the united states and was then even sentenced to seven years in prison after he was sentenced works of art and also fired him so we have to see if what is going to happen now with cannot or make. if they will be able to continue their work at the carmaker or if porsha maybe will fire them as well. the french economy minister has lashed out at washington saying its trade war with china is vain and pointless. refuses to be drawn into the dispute in europe should be permanently exempt from steel tariffs germany's vice chancellor says he's optimistic the european union will be granted an exam ssion scholtz making the comments after a meeting with vice president mike pence the temporary exemption to tariffs on steel and other metals expires on may the first german chancellor angela merkel will travel to washington next week to post only make the case for an exemption we've been told his meeting yesterday was delayed leaving him to stroll along the

mike schmidt, congrats on the scoop. when we come back, the president who described that raid on monday as an attack on the country woke up hopping mad. we'll show you his twitter tantrum and take you inside some of the most volatile days yet of this presidency. and is ousted fbi director jim comey gets ready for a book tour, rachel maddow says he has a high-level witness who can attest to his veracity of the interactions with the president. it is a time for choosing of the republicans. are you on the side of the rule of law or are you not? how mueller is forcing republicans to pick. this. is. lobsterfest at red lobster. with exciting new dishes like dueling lobster tails. and lobster truffle mac & cheese. classics like lobster lover's dream are here too. so enjoy these 10 lobsterlicious dishes now. because lobsterfest ends april 22nd. you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. th

we will go with three things that seem to be inevitable, death, taxes and paul gold schmidt killing thents. going to take junior a week to get through that pretzel. >> allows four runs. but gold member gets them in the fourth. high, deep and aloha. two run homer and it is two zip d backs. buster posey and he is going downtown. that is a two run. we are tied at three. sam dyson in relief. slump busted. rbi double there. arizona win. a's and dodgers in l.a. they call him crush for a reason. here it comes, and there it goes. crush to the opposite field. two run homer. wish i had that hair. in the fourth, american league picture, base hit up the middle. how about some d from the new guy? robs athe wall and look at this. he caught it in the heel. that was gone. somehow able to snare it as the a's win 16-6. and brother clay was watching. >> okay. good hit. okay. okay. whoo! >> a wild day in baseball. and then he went to high on the glove. that was thrown with bad intentions right there. in boston, red sox starter joe kelly. and he ends up, austin ends up getting the worst of this. on the bott

but hamburg bounced back look about schmidt one his side another penalty and added time cost it missed but belgium it was on hand again to score his first of the season was. hamburg celebrates a third win in format is to give fans fresh belief. bruno love at the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. what you can see behind me is not just any weight it's the largest wave ever surfed we're talking eighty feet high twenty four inches and base little red dot there that is about three go for shy he set a new world record when he wrote it all the way in azadi portugal in november last year now the brazilian surface just been recognized for his feet to the wall surf makes big waves awards in santa monica california on saturday night now among the other prize winners was britain's andrew cotton who won the wipeout. the off to the it's already trying to tackle the same wants to waste on the same day a miss out it i caught and wasn't present to pick up his abilities to recovering from the injuries he suffered in that wipe out. and i wish him the best just reminded me

give wolfsburg some hope but an added time a blocked penalty kick fell to the feet of luke about schmidt who put the match away for hamburg right there. and in saturday's late game stoke art shot champions league hopefuls laver cresent christiane get settled the game in the visitors favor with this being header in the sixty seventh minute the defeat means that i go hellish is men slip into fifth one point behind often haim who now occupy the last champions league spot jakarta meanwhile are already guaranteed another season in the bundesliga. so let's take a look at all the bonus legal action so far on match day thirty two as we just lost a car in saturday's lake game a crucial win for hamburg and freiburg as well wrapping it up late with a three two win over cologne byron munich beat frankfurt berlin drew without two to another tie between. on friday night hoffenheim hand over three one later today mines will face leipzig and braman battle dortmund so let's see what all that means for the bundesliga table for now hoffenheim have taken the fourth champions league spot away from laver cruz