the terps advance with a 14-9 win.y will play syracuse friday in the final four. >> they are on fire. >> really are. >> we are all here. we didn't win the lottery, right? >> you lost a ticket. >> somebody may have won. >> never know. >> thank you, jason. >>> that's our news for tonight. the season fina>>> good evening. i'm al sharpton. [ applause ] i'm super skinny now, but for some reason this here camera, i don't know. anyway, republicans are mad because the tea party has been targeted by the "urs." i'm sorry. what? excuse me, the irs. but what they fail to realize is that this has been happening to us for the past 50 years. let's talk about it. ♪ >> president obama has bee

then terps senior alex austin, aa, always energized, scores five goals. terps win 14-9, heading to their fifth straight final four. . >> being one of the four teams left in the tournament is amazing and getting to beat another acc team on our field, it's just awesome. really excited to move on to what's next. >> very talented team from player one to player 33. it's been a really special year so far. we've enjoyed every game we've had together and we'll enjoy another week. >> syracuse at villanova state yum next week. >>> virginia lost to north carolina 13-9 today, ending the season. first time they have won two games in a lacrosse ncaa tournament. >>> tonight is big for lamont peterson. if washington, dc's boxing champ can beat lucas matissea, he's first in line to fight danny garcia, and then the name floyd mayweather comes into play. i know it's a lot of maybes and ifs, but tonight is the first step to all of that. so he is going to face one of his stephest challenges of his career tonight, for sure. you may not know his opponent. let me explain. he hit

. >>> those lady terps 21-0, the number one seed in the women's ncaa lacrosse tournament. they punched their ticket to a straight fifth semi final beating duke 14-9. >>> the division 3 ncaa tournament semi finals, salisbury university lady saw gulls tied at 7 with middles berry. 8 and a half minutes left in this semi final championship, the game winner. salisbury beats middle berry 8-7. 12 goals from ashley wheatly. they advance at 22-0. the lady terps of maryland 2 1-0. >>> high school lacrosse, classic a conference, locally. latin on the take against latoya. 6-0 lead. laylola rallied from 6 down for victory upsetting the team ranked by many as the best in the nation. it's a 10-9 victory, a conference final thriller. >>> finally pga golf, key began bradley playing catch me if you can in irving, texas. he was in charge for 13 under. tied for second this guy, bay with gillis. nice approach shot right there. what goes up must come down. sorry you didn't get to see it. >>> a couple more details on the preakness. lucky day was 2nd. orb was behind right of the gateses. >> he wa

. >>> the whole class of terps are no longer college students this morning. the class of 2013 graduated yesterday from the university of maryland and they went out receiving the praise of the iron man himself, cal ripken, jr. the life long oriole said talent and skill go a long way, but they won't get you anywhere without a good attitude. >> as opposed to -- truly have a positive attitude. you capture that energy of what can be accomplished as opposed to why it can't be done. you become a willing participant. you try things. you do things. you learn every step of the way. you become action oriented. your failures even become valuable experiences. >> ripken who is a native of maryland never graduated from college but his wife was a terp, class of 1981. >>> you may need a late night cup of coffee if you want to cheer on the nats tonight. they take on the giants in san francisco. the game doesn't start until 10:15 on the east coast. you didn't miss much if you watched yesterday. the padres blew them out 13-4. what happened, tom kierein? bryce harper missed the g

they've punched their toict a 9th straight national companionship game, it will be terps against syracuse. >>> finally, nba playoffs. carmello anthony of the new york knicks, hitting the 94th point dueness indiana had he had 39 in a losing cause, because lance stevenson had a career night. the pacers eliminate the knicks, 106-99. so now it's the knicks and the miami heat in the eastern... why did i say knicks? it's the pacers and the knicks in the eastern conference finals. >> stand, thanks so much. we'll be right back. coming up, privacy for the putt. putt. why a golfer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >>> pro golf players usually play the ball where it lands, but sometimes, that's easier said aid than done. >> turn away, everyone, please. >> this golfer ended up putting that ball, check this out, right inside the course bathroom. he tried to find a way around the on structs. he evenly took a 1-stroke penalty to drop it on the grass. i think he should have ,,,,,,,,,

. >> in terps of their effectiveness and debris of ideological radical organization, they are quite significant by sort of setting standard for terror for atrocities, for radicalism and having an influence across syrian rebel movement that's much greater then their actual size. >> the u.n. security council meets regularly to discuss syria. but it's one of the council's committees which holds its meetings behind closed doors that decided to add in effect another name for al qaeda in iraq to its list of band organizations. the move was proposed by britain and france, which happens to be same countries whose pressure led to an e.u. decision to allow its arms embargo to lapse. the designation of al musra may seem clear cut here at the u.n. but i have spent some time on the ground in syria and it's clear to me the opposition to assad is made up of loose alliances and shifting allegiances in a place that is so confused deadly and there is no black and no white. it is already the subject of u.s. sanctions. the new u.n. destine designation, which legally comes into force the next 24 hours, means the gr

disney's "ironman 3" hits thee terps today.s already broken opening day records in china, expected to be the run away box office winner this weekend. is it big times ahead, big profits ahead for disney? time to take your position ahead of the earnings which are out on tuesday. what do you -- i mean, the reviews have not been good but that doesn't necessarily mean that people won't go. >> yeah, absolutely. and with disney, it's all about the content producers at this point in time. and while this is a big movie for them, this is not necessarily, obviously, the whole franchise there, so, i actually like disney here. one of the few names that i've liked. >> i like disney, i like all the parts of the business, though, which is are really humming. i hate buying into a box office weekend. it's a classic buy the rumor, sell the news. >> totally about streaming. that's the reason why lionsgate works. so many hours that need to be filled now, with streaming, that's why you have to buy all these content providers. >> and the unyoutube. >

dc united host be kansas city and former terp making his debut, no score, sporting kc on the corpser,ks the flex off, 1-0 kansas city. chris, back after missing three games, beautiful cross in front to kyle porter who misses his first career. that game is tied in the final minutes of this game.is that's tall for sports. >>> it's been awhile since we've seen each other. that's it. we're back at 10:00. we'll see you then. see have a great night. 

and in case you think this is not about the horror of nonliberals daring to intrude on the terp, on tuesday they issued a statement say in part, we understand why the cokes bleed the distrust. they are a proponent of harsh right wing positions. speaking of cowards. >> i told you it would happen after gay marriage. you have dogs and lizards hanging out together. the place is going to hell. you worked at the l.a. times. can you shed light on this completely shocking reaction to a nonliberal entity purchasing a paper? >> the amazing thing is, a story in the huffington post reported there was a gathering of "times" journalists and they asked, okay, show of hands, who would quit if the kochs bought the paper and half of the room allegedly raised their hand. who would quit if murdoch bought the paper? and there was a sprinkling of hands which was surprising. who would quit if this guy austin butner and brode bought it and not a hand. ely brode and butner used to be a deputy mayor. he is a democratic deputy mayor of the city of los angeles running for mayor. ely brode is the biggest philanthropist

the man who directed the film is a former terp, former redskin and former wusa9 sports anchor.e have more on today's inside pitch. >> the ball clobbered into right field. >> reporter: this is the bryce harmer you know. hard hitting home run machine. >> being able to fill a dream playing in major league baseball, it's pretty unbelievable. sorry. >> reporter: this is the bryce harper you rarely see, emotional about the game he loves. >> what is conveyed through this film is an authentic look at bryce. i think you go places and see things -- go places with him and see him do things that you haven't seen before and you see it in an authentic way. >> reporter: jeff atkinson is the brainchild of three penny films, a production company that produces documentaries, mostly about university and college sports programs. he got the idea to follow bryce harper back in 2011 and spent about two years with him. the result of that time is a documentary bryce begins. >> what i felt like i saw was this kid who the perception of him was very different than i thought the reality was. so it was a re

. >> they don't terp out. >> they specialize in this stuff. >> the legislators are like newbies all themost now for 14 years. when you're in charge of meeting the needs of $37 million californians, a bugd of $100 million. this expertise doesn't fall from trees. it doesn't automatically come with the election of office. so you can begin to see how the interest groups are so much better prepared. >> they're not writting this out of the goodness of their own hearts. let's be honest. there's some influence that comes with that. >> of course, of course. there's a lot of influence. that same capital study found that 60% of the bills sponsored by interests were actually signed into law by the governor compared with 30% of those that are introduced by legislators on their own. clearly the folks giving the bills know a lot more about the process than the fwhoex are there to do the job. >> people say let's do something. what can we do? what can we do about it? >> it's a tough one. i think there are a couple things. a couple things we can do. one change, for example, might come with a law that req

saying one's going to happen definitely or the other's going to happen but i do think in terps ms of what the bigger surprise would be, i think some type of slowdown scare. >> i'm just curious what your thoughts are then. where is the back stop? in other words, the fed is merely mentioning the fact it may taper at some point in six months. let's say hypothetically everyone makes their sales here and then the smoke clears and you look around for three days and they say, all right, now i'm in cash, that's no good. and they look at sectors that have come down 6% in 30 days. do they then go right back in and buy them or rotate from one to the other or do you think on thing could drag throughout the summer? >> well, that's my -- my guess a little t would be of a disjointed process rather than just, you know, a to the ath from one other. i honestly don't get too caught up in kind of tracking the flow of these discrete dollars. what i don't want to see though is for people to kind of keep crowding into the home depots of the world. we know the story. i actually have a piece coming out. it m

i think what he is trying to say is the reason they did it was for political reasons in terps of thisolitical activity was what they were looking for and not because of the ideology. here is the point. it may be that a group of bureaucrats made a really stupid assumption about how to group these things together and treated that group really poorly and didn't understand what the heck they were doing. >> you are going to stay with me. they are in a 15 minute recess. we will take a break and come back with more here on msnbc with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. . what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care, for you or your family. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happen

in terp of a catalyst not necessarily coming across on the ten-year breaking the important psychologicalar. on the news where china is front and center, iron ore is the latest example of this and feeding through to the broader market we're seeing this morning. >> take a look at this stock, no stranger to many people who are regular viewers of cnbc. >> it is netflix, a phenomenal performance so far this year as people reevaluate what exactly netflix will be as a business moving forward and now to julia boorstin with the interview of the day. sgrul julia? >> thank so much, simon. we are joined in an exclusive interview, reed hastings. >> thanks for having me. >> how did "arrested development" do this weekend? the ratings were not great. >> the fans were great and the director and the talent came together and just did an extraordinary thing. it is not easy to bring something back after seven years. you don't want to see just the continuation. you want to see a whole new take on it and that's what they produced. >> bottom line, how many people streamed it this weekend and how did that compar