a ball o the gap. ball to the corner. we've got action with cesar leading off first. now time is called. >> john: even with two outs, you know, ryan zimmerman holds cesar on. you watch him coming off the base. he's trying not to come that far. he knows odubel will handle somethi something. >> tom: one ball, one strike. >> ben: how about a walk-off? >> john: don't threaten me with a good time. >> tom: it would be a nice way to wrap down opening day. >> ben: lefties like it down and in but i don't know if they a like it that down and in. >> john: murphy's away in the hole, second basic and trea turner is over there on the left shortstop side of second base. growner, routine scored. just gets through. he has to hit it first, right? >> tom: earlier in ball game he hit it. murphy wasn't shaded as far over. one ball and two strikes to herrera. >> tom: over to right side. that will do it. the phillies lose their home opener by a final score of 7-6 as the nationals bull pen does wind up surviving. well, the phils were down 7-0 at one point, but after scoring six runs, they we

he smashed that thing. >> benoit wanted the fast ball and phillies lose 6-4 harper is killing this teame 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 deck and can't do that on second base and live with that today. jeff, you know we are trying to squeeze blood from a stone here, you know, the phillies are who they are and not a great team and don't have a great closer situation right now so we are going to have a lot of games like that and hector may eventually get the job if benoit doesn't do it but you have to give him a chance or a week to do it. >> hernandez has been one of the best second hitting basemen best hitters in all of baseball among second basemen and really in baseball right now he is a building block for the future? >> he is not the futur

now cameron smith clearly has some mud on the back of that ball. dottie: mud on the back of the ball and also a slightly downhill lie. well, you could hear the difference in the sound. it hit the mud first. peter: well -- [l dottie: what's the big deal? peter: yeah, i mean -- that's just tremendous. a little bit of luck involved with how the clubface and the golf ball and the mud interact but that was tremendously done. let's go guard to 11. bill: kevin tway. going over that tree. would've. [laughter] nick: i wonder what his apecks was on that one? -- apex was on that one? about 150 feet. bill: he's put together nice back-to-back weeks after a good showing in san antonio. >> i'm right on the roof. bill: kelly kraft shorting trying get a ruling. that was an adventure. kisner and brown out in 28. our leaders by two. chzuri ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ water. every day women around the world spend millions of hours just collecting it. stella artois has partne

. >> mike: pacers are now out of timeouts, obviously have to get the ball inbounds. cannot afford any problems there. meanwhile, cleveland has a foul to give. >> mark: if i'm the pacers in this situation, i want to take the first best shot. i don't want to rush things but i want to put the ball in the hands of paul george and allow him to make a decision. if you have a quality look, shoot the basketball and we'll get it done defensively. >> jeff: they had trouble getting the ball in on the last possession, mike, and without a timeout, again, i would have considered keeping the ball in the backcourt to try to get it in. >> mike: shot clock is turned off so the pacers can hold it for the final shot. cavs still have a couple of timeouts remaining. >> mark: one thing to watch for, when you set a down screen on paul gorj, the cavs have been jumping it with two guys amyles turner has the opportunity to slip the pick, he can get to the cup. >> mike: j.r. smith on paul george. again, cleveland does have the foul to give. george makes his move, throws it to miles. back up top

the roll. tyler dorsey gets there. 77-74. and they've still got a chance. ballk: this is a great play here, ernie. they didn't have to force a bad three. they got the sure two and gave themselves a chance to apply fullcourt pressure. >> charles: in nba circles we call it -- >> kenny: you didn't execute on the free throw but they executed on the tip-out drills. basketball is a lot of different things. >> ernie: it happened again. >> charles: you've got to box out. you can't have them missing twos. it can't happen two times in a row. >> ernie: it just did. >> charles: you can't do that. >> kenny: it's basketball. guys miss free throws. >> charles: at the ymca you're not supposed to get offensive rebound oz free throws. >> clark: it's one of the easier offensive rebounds to get is the free throw rebound because guys don't typically box out and even when they do you can give them a nudge, and in that situation contact is not typically going to be called so you get pushed under the basket. >> charles: there is no way you give up -- >> clark: that's what i said. >> ch

chris paul losing the ball, tied up. jump ball. and joe ingles there as the antagonist playing great defense. >> hubie: just keep an eye on it here right now. they switch off. as they switch off, unfortunately, chris was trying to comb back with a dribble and a cross over. >> mark: think he might have been arguing with danny crawford it should have been a kicked ball. >> hubie: well, you have to get your cup. the guys in green, you tap the ball in the cup. >> mark: chris paul getting up and dhageing. crawford couldn't get a handle. and george hill astutely called time-out with the ball. 2:03 to go, the jazz win their first playoff series since 2010. >> hubie: you look at that chris paul. is that amazing? he just joout-jumps a 6'8" guy. . awesome... i'm glad you showed up. in my life! i think i'm about to cry... you better not. every single time i... get down! you always have... my back! my back! it's really hard to describe. it's like... all these tiny little... things? yes. yes. things! are actually... friendship. ♪ >> mark: a big

he cut the ball back. first goal and it means pochettino's men are edging ever towards chelsea. this is a really impressive win. burnley had only lost three times at home before this one and did it without harry kane. it is massive for us because look what happened after the game. chelsea lost. we are seven points now. it was always important for us to be there if chelsea fail, and we are there, we are the fighting for the premier league, we are fighting to be as high as possible. the higherup the higher up the level you go, there are not loads of moments but there are not loads of moments but the key ones. they capitalised on a pork clearance to settle the side of the game and have come away from a poor bit of play. they are a top side for that reason. spurs consolidating their place in the top four. manchester united do seem to be drifting away, always in the top four. 0n the face of it, this was a 19th premier league game unbeaten for manchester united but jose mourinho is not smiling, and there isa mou

i told csar when you go up to the plate hit the ball up the middleman on second or to right side. try to get a base hit. and at the same time move the runner. and he d he moved the runner. >> we have a lot of talent on this team and we could surprise people: hopefully we can keep the roll going. >> nba playoffs cleveland at indiana game four lebron james won 20 straight games and looking for 21 and sweep of pacers, late in the fourth cleveland down by 2. lebron with the ball. three pointer good and cavs take a lead. final seconds. paul george with the ball. three pointer missed the mark. cleveland completes the sweep with 106 to 102 victory and more nba action game four between rockets and thunder late in first half russell westbrook hits the jumper. he had third straight triple double, 35 points, 14 rebounds and assists and under a minute left. harden nails the step back jumper. 16 points for the rockets and they 113-109 victor dwri and leads the sear iy s 3-1. >> during baylor fight ball game tony nickal son turns a backward pass and hands to to clip ton lewis. he has down syndr

we had the ball all the time.ng, i was laughing because of that funny thing because it is the only way to react to that. we're into the second half of the late game — the south coast derby at st mary's between southampton and bournemouth. jay rodriguez had a goal disallowed in the first half for southampton. but neither side could have scored. at the other end, southampton could have gone ahead before half—time. this time, rodriguez forced a great save from the goalkeeper. leicester city boss craig shakespeare has set a premier league record after their 2—0 win against stoke. he's become the first british manager to win his first four games in the league. the other managers to have achieved that feat are pep guardiola, jose mourinho, carlo ancellotti and gus hiddink. wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy scored the goals that moves the champions up two places to 13th. you are the first british manager to win four premier league is in a row, a little celebration? i don't know. maybe at the end of the season. i am proud for

then carhart hopes to return the ball to where he found it. hat would be in the hall of fame and hopefully they accept the ball when i'm done with the project and i can take my kids there and say, look, dad made that." >> brook silva-braga, for cbs news, paterson, nj.

usually. >> the ball, the ball, the ball. >> good job. d game, blazers. >> officer thompson is 1 of 35 correctional officers working in ad seg. >> so we have weekly laundry exchange in the ad seg. so we're setting up two sheets, a pair of socks, and a towel right now. >> while sorting laundry may seem mundane, it's critical to both the officer's and the inmate's safety. >> we don't wash it here anymore. so it comes back in locked carts and we run it through the rapid scan machine, and we check it for contraband. the last thing we'd need to do is have a piece of metal or something get inside these sheets. that's a real potential hazard for the staff in here. that's plastic, so it's really -- it's a very important tool for us. that's how easy it would show up. and it picks up the smallest things. >> but when his shift ends, he trades in his uniform for a pair of jeans and hits the open road. >> i'm off work. i'm me. and this is how we get down. yeah, this is cutting loose. >> in the early afternoon, officer grant begins his shift in one of t

not south coming into the ball park but blowing out. 7 a.m., i say the right way the ball will have more carry. on friday you will make 60 degrees. look at the day in sap fran on friday and the afternoon. 62 degrees mostly sunny in san francisco oakland and hayward and a lot of other cities. see you back here and we will look at the holiday forecast because it looks like we will get part of the weekend wet. see you back here. >>> it may say april on the cal end der but near lake -- calendar but near lake tahoe the roads are being plowed and people are shoveling their driveways in nevada county a and homes are upped several feet of snow. >> the middle of december it locks like. >>> still to come fight between a police dispatcher and sergeant at a banquet in the east bay. >> this is disrespectful to the occasion. >> up next what we are learning about what happened. >> and later in sports raiders have stepped up the negotiations with marshawn -- marshawn lynch and we will have that and more coming up. >> holy thursday celebrated in the south bay. biblical act of faith that turned political

>> you're going to challenge your friends to get the 1 ball in the side pocket, the 2 ball in the other on the table. >> it's pretty simple. >> this is on the table and this is how you do it. >> yeah! >> this is a good way to start hustling people. >> exactly. >> bet your friends they cannot get this 9 ball into that far corner pocket. >> don't specify how, just tell them what you're going do. >> that's the hustle. >> all you're going to do is stick your stick across the lun right here. you're going to tell your friends can you roll this ball under the stick, they fail, they try to spin it and can go underneath there or whatever they try to do. it's simple. you said under the two stick. >> thinking outside the box. >> bet somebody they cannot get the 8 ball in the corner pocket without touching those balls. >> how do you do it? >> going to use the triangle. >> i know everything. >> you got to practice this stuff though. you can't just show up and pull this off. >> something tells me rich rarely plays for drinks. >> and challenge somebody they cannot hit both of those balls with the cue

. >> the giants haven't exactly been slamming the ball but they will take it. moore went eight innings and allowed only three hits. struck out. and didn't walk anybody. of course after the game jason was in the clubhouse and everyone wanted to talk about that weird play in the fifth inning. >> here is matt moore. >> i went into panic mode because i wasn't sure how far the ball needed to be away from somebody. by the second or third throw, it was probably back and forth. you probably hadn't seen that before. >> i was watching joe and i see the ball kick once she went home, i was following him and getting to third base. seeing if anything else happens. i see the ball go past walker and i decide to go for it. >> like i say, pretty serious moment when buster got drilled. he just walked out 40 minutes ago towards his car and he looked fine. no one was helping him to his car.>> that was the first question when he met with the media, how was he doing. he's doing fine. and he was here after the game as you said. here's more about what they said about buster proceed --

then carhart wants the hall of fame to take the ball back. that would be in the hall of fame and hopefully they accept the ball when i'm done with the project and i can take my kids there and say, look, dad made that." >> brook silva-braga, for cbs news, paterson, n.j. >>ninan: carhart has just one more graveside photo to take -- and he'll do it next week - in hawaii - and he's bringing him family with him. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org back more than six tons of cocaine. the high-tech drone.. that helped them do it. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> the coast guard brought back 6 tons of cocaine. the drone that helped them do it. >> people in one bay area neighborhood afraid to let the dogs out after a string of coyote attacks. and a man and hit and killed on the side of the road. police are still searching for the d

finally, he threw it up higher where a woman was able to catch the ball. at's how they timely got it over the wall where he was trying to get it. >> this kid, he's not going make it out of the majors -- whstormh weather morning, with lots of rain on the way. you will definitely need that umbrella all day long. our stormwatch weather team is tracking this system, in the weather center. but first, here are some quick headlines. fire crews still on the scene of a 5 alarm fire near the university of maryland college park. flames ripped through a six-story apartment building that had been under construction. smoke was visible for miles, and forced nearby homes to evacuate. the cause of the fire is still unknown. crews say this was one of the largest in county history. all 100-members of the u-s senate will be at the white house wednesday. lawmakers will be briefed about escalating tensions with north korea. the briefing will be given by the secretaries of state and defense, the director of national intelligence and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. such

now bring the ball straight up, and put the spike under the ball. get it. oh, try number one. i bet you have it in five. so this is the other thing that's fun. you get to teach people how to play. you get to build relationships and make new friends through this game called kendama. and with the classic coming up, we really focus on teaching. >> you're a good teacher. >> and now my son won't laugh at me when i come home. >> absolutely. a certified kendama player. a professional. >> and when people come to the cherry blossom festival, what should they do? where will you be. >> absolutely. if you come to the cherry blossom festival, there's so many amazing activities going on. all you look for is a giant group of people playing kendama. we'll have people playing all over the place, we're also focusing on workshops. if you have never picked up kendama, we have the highest professional players. or if you're a seasoned veteran and a pro, you might learn something new. at the end, we'll have an amateur sykora champion. >> next, a community calendar including highlights of the cherry b

maybe that's against the sinker ball. i don't know. >> tom: 96. >> john: he has a black bat. >> tom: i think that's a different black bat. >> john: fourth inning. >> tom: that's a different one than the first at-bat. >> john: you know, when you're struggling, sometimes they don't last long after the at-bat. >> john: it's always the equipment's fault. >> john: it's never the player. i never made an error, my bats did. >> tom: you never made an error, your gloves did. >> john: yeah. >> tom: outside, 2-1. a little bit of doubt creeps into their heads. >> john: you know what? i don't care how good your stuff is. when you know that your bull pen is struggling, there has to be like i can't make a mistake here, i can't make a mistake. if he hits a home run, the game is tied. i have to be perfect. sometimes when you seek perfection, imperfection shows up. this is where he's got to be smart. find one in the happy area. if not, you've got to take it. >> tom: so nava is on deck. that's the pitcher's deck. out toward shallow right fie

they don't know why the ball is landing at the spot.hysicalir mental and algorithm, they have become expert at landing the ball at the spot. the question i raised is as we depend more and more on the baseball player model of landing the ball, will we start losing the person who takes a step back and says the reason the ball landed there was because there is a hidden law behind all of this. charlie: the reason that is important is so you can apply the physics to another area and another area. >> absolutely. it is the reason in medicine you can apply that fundamental knowledge to figuring out how you direct the immune system against the melanoma you just spotted. how can we make new medicine? data is a seduction of the data. there deep solutions that come out of big data. at the end of the piece, i raise a question about the seduction of big data. online, you can find a piece. ." is called "ai versus md it is a bit of a provocative joke. in the end, it will be ai plus md. we will fuse. there's a sense in the medical community that there m

falls in, kicks the ball away. couldn'ta gets the break. now match point. conta lobs it past wozniacki but it was originally ruled utout b replay shows the ball is out. roger federer tomorrow and rafael nadal. >>> san jose 1-0 quakes. minutes later. harrison with a shot. gets his hands on it. across for the tieing goal and quakes go on to lose 2- 1 that final. we'll have highlights later tonight. see you then. >>> millions were >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9, rough sailing, terrifying moment on the water in southern california. case of two-year-old girl who went missing a year ago and the family hoping someone has answers. >>> star trek and social media star george decay got the ball rolling early told his 12 million followers that he was running for house taking on devin nunes in the 2018 election his followers were elated happy to see him take on the russian encouple bent that, then later said i'm not running. he later told fans his prank was to draw attention to flipping congress in 2018. >> who was about to good where no star trek actor had gone before.

rick boon joins us with the tough assignment for the day opeside the ball park. rick take it away. >> reporter: yeah it's been a tough ray raj and jessia you know this location i'm right here at the players entrance exit. right now the exit who knows coming through here during my live shot i believe a little white johnny. he drove through here in the nice beautiful suv. but the giants fans they want a win. that is the big quest in season. they can't wait to continue this countdown now to the world series. and they're hoping at the end of the season place will be rocking as they walk into another championship. >> baseball in san francisco is always wonderful. >> the time the giants have kicked off a season in san francisco. >> it's a new season every new season is optimistic didn't wint laptop year in a even year let's start odd year tradition. >> some fans have been there for a lot of open zbleers 38-39, season ticket holder 40 years. >> there were many first timers here too feeling the vibe of baseball in san francisco. the first opening day right. >> yeah. >> wh

finally, he threw it up high enough where a woman was able to catch the ball. at's how they finally got it over the wall where he was trying to get it. >> this kid, he's not going to make it out of the majors. whoa. look at that. i can throw it back. >> yeah, you got it. kid, he's not going to make it out of the majors. whoa. look at that. i can throw it back. >> yeah, you got it. could be preventedrrent with the right steps. and take it from me, every step counts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. at panera, a good salad is so this smuch? more than a bowl of something green. more than an obligation to be good. more than just something you have on the side. more than just one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids whi

falls in, kicks the ball away. couldn'ta gets the break. now match point. conta lobs it past wozniacki but it was originally ruled utout b replay shows the ball is out. roger federer tomorrow and rafael nadal. >>> san jose 1-0 quakes. minutes later. harrison with a shot. gets his hands on it. across for the tieing goal and quakes go on to lose 2- 1 that final. we'll have highlights later tonight. see you then. >>> millions were imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9, rough sailing, terrifying moment on the water in southern california. case of two-year-old girl who went missing a year ago and the family hoping someone has answers. >>> star trek and social media star george decay got the ball rolling earl

he was going to inbound the ball, and he said, yeah, i can do that. ll, i want you to throw a ball and i'm going to bring laettner up to the top of the key, and i looked at laettner, who was very confident, very cocky, and i said, can you catch it? he said, "coach, if grant throws a good pass, i will catch the ball." david: ok. mike: and i said, "well, he throws it, you catch it, and i'll have two guys run this way, if you don't have a shot, hit one of them and less see what happens." so he threw it, laettner caught it. he dribbled once, which your heart sinks because -- david: he is not a famous dribbler or? mike: no, there are only 2.1 seconds. he had enough courage and knowledge where he put it in, and then he shot the ball and it went in. >> there is the pass to laettner. puts it up. [cheering] david: so you won the game and went on to win a national championship. the last championship you won, the fifth one, 2015, that was a team where you were basically playing freshman. how did that happen? mike: it was a most unusual year. three of the freshman

yes, "cricket in the air", because when you bowl, the ball leaves the bowlers hand, doesn't touch the ground, and you don't need touch the ground, and you don't need to have such a well—prepared batting strip as in cricket. it is thought that the game was originally played in churchyards back on the 15th century by people who just wanted to throw a stone or a ball at a tree stump, another word for which is a stall. the problem with tree stumps is that you cannot move them. so stall placed started using church gates, called wicca gates. they could be lifted off and played with. this is where it is believed that the word wicket comes from. —— wicket. for the batsman and women, running between the wickets, which by now, were solid boards attached to boats, keeping their hats on was an extra challenge. by the 1940s and 50s, when there were 3000 stoolball clu bs 50s, when there were 3000 stoolball clubs competing in leaves and in schools, the attire was much more suitable for batters and builders alike. well caught, ms. surely were starting to play back in those days, and she still is will

. >> 1938, that year the ball point pen was invented. s also the last time the phillies started their season with a home run. the phillies visiting cincinnati. hernandez as if it's 1938. deep right field and gone. a lead-off home run and the phillies are up 1-0. a solo jack and the phils with 3-0 lead. the writing also contributing with his bat. line drive to right field and you might think it's still spring training for the reds. we go to the 9th inning. ht phillies win it 4-3. >> we don't need power from the corners. we get our power from the middle infielders. freddy and cesar the two littlest guys on the field. we got 10 hits, swung the bats pretty well and the bull pen did a good job. >> on to the ice, the flyers off tonight. they have only 3 games left in the season. they visit new jersey tomorrow night. >>> more love for dario the 22-year-old was named the eastern conference rookie of the month for second straight month. average 18 points and 7 boards. meanwhile, shout out to dawn staley. thanks to their win over mississippi state.

but will she win the mirror ball trophy? nancy is sharing her game plan with us tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. >> nancy kerrigan's "dancing with the stars" rehearsal. >> i'm having a blast. >> and john cena's fiancee. >> will you marry me. >> i was like, me. now at eight ... park rangers .... portapotties .... and plenty of smoke,reaction to the attempt to mainstream the annual 4=twenty marijuana celebration.whooshin the east bay ... gunfire at a mcdonalds leads to the discovery of a bizarre plot.tonight, the suspects charged with trying to kill a baby.whooshthe stage is set for more political violence in berkeley next week ... after right wing talk host rejects an offer of a new venue and a new date.whooshnow that the drought is over ... time to worry about too much rain.the mosquitoes that transmit west nile virus are very good exploiting all this wateryou're watching kron four news in prime time. <"5,4,3,2,1... happy 4/20... san francisco, hippie hill."> (steve) the party is over. now the cleanup begins. after thousands cel

maisie chan/director, pop foundation: i just heard that the thief and the ball was found and it is a happy ending to us.(hermela aregawi)the director of pop foundation.. the charity behind the auction.. tells us they are not looking to press charges. in fact, jerry rice had even offered to sign another ball. so for them, getting the ball back is just a matter of principle.live in the newsroom, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. patrick van lam of san jose turned himself in saturday.police say the lawrence karnow: easter sunday was filled with rain and wind. many an easter egg hunt had to move indoors. tonight, showers continue but are becoming more widely scattered. you can see a few showers on our doppler radar. as much as a quarter of an inch of rain fell in the wettest parts of the bay area. you can see swirl of clouds as the storm moved onshore today. we had some brief moderate to heavy downpours and some gusty winds over 30 mph. this storm opened the door and we could see another round of rain coming our way. we'll tell you when coming up next. one down.. 3 more to go... the warriors

the question i raised is as we depend more and more on the baseball player model of landing the ball,ill we start losing physicist? will we lose the person who takes a step back and say, the reason the ball landed there is because of the hidden law behind it? charlie: and the reason that's important is so you can therefore apply that physics to another area. siddhartha: absolutely. it's the reason in medicine you can apply that fundamental knowledge to figuring out how you direct the immune system against the melanoma you just spotted. why does the heart behave in this way? how can we make new medicine? there is a seduction of big data. there are certainly deep solutions that come out of big data. at the end of the piece, i raise a question about the seduction of big data. online, you can find a piece. it is called "ai versus md." it is a bit of a provocative joke. in the end, it will be ai plus md. we will fuse. there's a sense in the medical community that there might be not only the problem of overdiagnosis but the possibility we will lose the kind of way of thinking if we become v

was expressing his anger on the ball field. he was making himself effective in the white major-league's, he was taking these take turns bases.the he was always a threat to steal a base. that rattled his opponents. it was his way to get back to his opponents. said, he would come home and is some dinner and go for a walk, she said we didn't have any friends, we would >> she snapped out of this great that she had been an. in said i am not let me back there now. by then, it was too late. i had my foot in the door. as i was leaving the interview we had a nice long talk. elevatedto me at the and she said there is one more thing i want to tell you, people don't realize how religious jackie was. we didn't have a church in brooklyn that year. every night he would kneel by the side of the bed and right. -- pray. i was so touched by this. i then given this insight, this view into their apartment. i felt like i had the heart of everok that nobody had told anyone four. the baseball stuff was great. that this was the piece of the puzzle that

willie larue failed to the ball. the loss of control was inexplicable for the wasps head coach. leinster did not need another invitation to move further ahead. but when wasps came out after the break, they played like a different site. suddenly they were finding an extra burst of speed. it was lei nster extra burst of speed. it was leinster though who found the crucial point to put the result beyond any doubt. wasps and larue left to reflect on the costly mistakes. better news for bath, they are through to the semi—finals of the european challenge cup after beating french side brive at the rec by 3a points to 20. elsewhere warrington have picked up their first point

but will she win the mirror ball trophy? ing, nancy is sharing her game plan with us tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. >> nancy kerrigan's "dancing with the stars" rehearsal. >> i'm having a blast. >> and john cena's fiancee. >> will you marry me. >> i was like, me. >> >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> bill o'reilly is leaving this chair and this network after more than 20 years. >> number one, fox news fires o'reilly. but how much money will he walk away with? >> just a few weeks before being fired, bill o'reilly signed a huge, new contract. >> as late night takes the former anchor to task. >> by moral standards, he was a self-righteous landfall of angry garbage. >>> then, the "guardians of the galaxy 2" premiere have the stars singing. ♪ tonight might be my only shot ♪ >>> at number three, jennifer hudson's whitney houston tribute brings down the house. ♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪

brooks silva-braga learned about his journey. >> the ball isn't much to look at. baseball out of a creek and ralph got it in his head to take a photo of the ball with every hall of famer. >> i had no concept seven years ago as to what this was going to mean, how long it was going to take. >> 37,000 miles so far by road and air has yielded these 300 pictures. yogi berra and reggie jackson, cal ripken jr. and ozzie smith. most hall of famers are deceased so carhartt drove to idaho to find harmon killebrew's graveside. babe ruth took him to new york. and the cryogenic where a head is preserved. >> not every interaction with the living guys is great. some of them just don't understand why i would to such a thing. the tommy lasorda photo. that photo tells it all. the ones who do get it -- wade boggs was another one who got it, who thought it was really neat. luke brock kept me there for about ten minutes because he wanted to make sure his hair looked good. i had to keep taking photos until he liked his har. >> reporter: carhartt doesn't ask for autographs, which sets t

we had the ball where we wanted. and he is such a warrior, man. he blew his ankle. e kid is a flat out winter. he's crushed in there. we never would've got to this point without him, he's the only guy who could call that was delivering down the stretch there. and, god damned, we needed that offensive rebound there and it ended up in a jump ball. they scored, they took it to three. and that was a back breaker. >> he had so much joy that whole tournament, just getting this far. we saw it on your face throughout. i know you fell short of your ultimate goal, but to take this program, to take gonzaga this far. what does that mean? >> i think it will settle in here, i'm hoping it will settle in and feel better tomorrow. and the days to come. it doesn't feel that great right now for, you know, a couple of reasons. you're right there on the brink of a national championship. you want to give that to your team and your program. you know, at the same time, another thing that just crushes you, tracy, you don't get to coach these guys ever again. that was going to happen whether

they don't know why the ball is landing at the spot. they have become using their mental and physical algorithm, they have become absolutely expert in landing the ball at the spot. and the question i raise in the piece is, you know, as we become more and more, as we depend more and more on the baseball player model of landing the ball in a spot, will we start losing the physicists, the person who takes the step back and says the reason that the ball landed there is was because there is a hidden law behind all of this. >> rose: and the reason i assume without knowing, the reason that is important is so you can therefore apply that physics to this-- to another area, another area, another area. >> absolutely. and the reason in medicine is you can apply 245 fundamental knowledge to figuring out, you know, how do you address the immune system against that melanoma that you just spotted. why does the heart behave in this day. how can we make new medicine. so there is a is he duction of big data, there are certainly deep solutions that come ou

they do not know why the ball is landing at the spot.ng their mental and physical algorithm, they have become absolutely expert in landing the ball at that spot. the question i raised in the piece is, as we depend more on the baseball player model, will we start losing the physicist, the person who takes a step back and says, the reason the ball landed there is because there's a hidden law behind all of this? charlie: i assume the reason that's important is so you can therefore apply that physics to another area. siddhartha: absolutely. that is the reason in medicine you can apply that fundamental knowledge to figuring out how do you direct the immune system against the melanoma you just spotted? why does the heart behave in this way? how can you make new medicine? there is a seduction of big data, that there are certainly new solutions. but at the end of the piece i raise a question -- online, you can find a piece called "ai versus md." that's a bit of a joke, because in the end, it will be ai plus md. we are going to fuse. there is a s

spectators came from far and wide to the pyramids for the mesoamerican ball game. each other using there hipster keep the ball moving. —— but failed to do that and your opponent gets a point. both men and women can ta ke gets a point. both men and women can take part in something that is much more thanjust take part in something that is much more than just a sport. translation: what i want is for us mexicans to realise that we have a rich culture. we ought to be proud because we are the first country in the world to have a game like this. the motion of the ball is supposed to symbolise the ball is supposed to symbolise the rotation of the sun. it was played by aztec and 0lmec indians. translation: it is something i was truly proud of, being able to be pa rt truly proud of, being able to be part of this, and make sure that my roots do not die off, and there will be another generation that provides this game from the mayans. this is a game that predates columbus and the birth of christ. it is a sport where the hips don't lie. tim allman, bbc news. it looks like fun.

look into the crystal ball? vor: are those tweets? why don't we just look on the phone. >> the data plan no good. crystal ball got free wi-fi! ( laughter ) now listen good, trevor boy, we know president trump love the golf. let me give you an example. he smack the ball. he smack more balls than a dominatrix! he you this would happen because years ago he tweeted this. >> trevor: he tweeted can you believe with all the problems and difficulties facing the u.s. president, obama spent the day playing golf -- wow! i get it! he tweets that the president shouldn't play golf and now all he does is play the golf! >> you can't do the accent! only i can do the accent! >> trevor: oh. >> i do the accent! >> trevor: is that for jamaicans? >> for fortune tellers. aim professional. you want to do the accent, you do a ball and globe, you go rent one off ebay. ( laughter ) now, where was i -- (jamaican accent) yes, mon, the tweets, the system is perfect. look upon syria. past trump say what now trump do! >> trevor: oh, trump said

but that could change in about 40 minutes from now colin revoken continues our coverage from the ball park with clubhouse reaction. >>> it's not raining people want to dig out from last week's mudslide in the oakland hills, chuck cope la details what's holding them back. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. the blue sky is ending with showers near the coastline. who has the best chance of rain and how high winds get. >> chaos in the classroom investigators release new details about a murder suicide at a southern california elementary school. jt ito r nsro:annma inantcla cod >>> just into the newsroom an innature in santa claira county custody plunged to his death in the elmwood correctional facility the question is did he jump or pushed. investigators say so far all indications so far are he intentionally jumped from the second story tier of the common area. investigators not releasing the name until family is notified. >> >>> another deadly shooting in san bernadino but this time the circumstances are different. an elementary school teacher shot and killed inside of her own classroom b

gillian: he said he was going to read it with the chinese, that he hoped they would play ball and be operative and work together. he said if that happens, that could be very good, dropping hints about the trade issue, but if it wasn't, it was going to be bad. he indicated the u.s. would go it alone. charlie: did he say "that's all i'm going to say"? gillian: he did not let -- indicate militarily or sanctions. frankly, i don't think he knows. a lot of people would say, could the u.s. go it alone? could they take military actions?the answer is come at the moment, not easily or not without a huge loss of life on the korean peninsula.could the u.s. used sanctions ? it has been trying to do that for some time and it has not worked. there are not any easy options. charlie: does the president believe north korea, if it has abm missiles that can deliver nuclear warhead to the united states, is his biggest foreign-policy challenge? does he know that? does he say that, does he believe that? would guess until recently president donald trump would not be able to locate pyongyang on in that. -- ma

the boy was nearly hit by a foul ball yesterday. but the team's mascot came to the rescue.e shielded the boy at the last second right there. the ball did nail albert between the eyes and the young boy performed cpr to bring him back around. they are both doing just fine tonight. >> he does look like he knows what he is doing. >> the fanatic is a hero too. like the gator. he will protect the fans. tonight we are asking why there are more answers than questions for the defense. and the phillies tonight drop the ball in the big apple. but they tie it up. can they win? highlights are next. >>> i'm john clark from csn. the phillies trying to win their first series against the mets in a year. in citi field. a cold night. in the fifth, velazquez at the plate with an ribeiro single. the phillies are up 2-0. then jay bruce happened. three-run shot gives the mets the lead. vinny's glove is hearing all the bleeps. vinny hasn't won in 12 starts going back to july of last year. eighth inning. tied at 3. in the bottom half of the inning, bruce shows he's is boss again. two-run homer. be

the balls were dropping inside the washing track. so it's easter on sunday jowly haener and yeah mark enlarged the bunny a little bit. i had it down and he picked it up a size a little bit. here's story for saturday and sunday. saturday looks great. sunday morning looks good. i think somewhere around noon somewhere around noon it is going to start to showering. he has a-- don't know how that works. >> i think energizer bunny. >> mark enlarged him. >> good for easter egg hunt in the morning. >> right i think so julie. get it going early in the morning and then you guys are dressed like the beeny a little bit. that's killing me. >> we didn't coordinate and i looked at that. >> you know i think julie afternoon on sunday will be damp but most of the easter weekend will be fine and get it get the eggs done by noon. >> all right. >> amazing how much rain we are getting. >> right. >> it keeps coming. like energizer bunny. >> thanks. >>> there were -- they were coached how to tress and how to -- how to dress and make a resume and they learne

ball in the evening sunshine. all leaves the bolder‘s hand, it doesn't touch the ground. you're actually batting strip doesn't need to be as well prepared as a cricket strip. it's thought the game was originally played in churchyards in the 15th century by people who just wanted to throw a stone or a ball at a tree stump, another name for which is a stool. trouble is with tree stumps you can't move them anywhere. so stool ball players then started using church gates, also known as wicket gates, they could be lifted off and played with and this is where it's believed the word wicket comes from. the sport was flourishing at the turn of last century when keeping your top hat on was an extra challenge for the batsmen and women running between the wickets, which, by now, was side boards attached to the top of posts. and here it is in progress in the kentish village green. in the 1940s and 50s when there were 3000 stool ball clu bs and 50s when there were 3000 stool ball clubs competing in leagues and schools, the attire

just so aggressive, the ball was so heavy of his shots. t for dan evans, because he was hitting the serves so big, chardy was heading back, scurrying behind the baseline for most of the match. he was speaking to him a lot during the match, and i was thinking stops speaking, he is playing amazingly well. he was comfortable from the first point to the last. and smith, the british captain, not so and smith, the british captain, not so comfortable. he has to try and lift his team because there are still three matches to be played. there are still a chance, a slim chance. well, smith's attitude will be we are 2—0 down, it is not over yet. they have to get the three, let's make them work hard for every rubber and they can still win the match. and it'll be an interesting that, you will be able to see it on bbc one ati:10 that, you will be able to see it on bbc one at 1:10 p.m.. there is plenty of rugby union to tell you about tonight, starting with two games in the premiership. worcester couldn't hold on against sale, who won 36—26 at the aj bell