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this scenario tied to jobs, tied to goods, tied to this basically become solder for people looking for somebody to blame for the economic problems that the country is facing. instead of looking at the , thery's elite capitalists, the industrious, often times the white working class is what target the more marginalized. they would go after chinese immigrants. the person who of course takes that and brings language to it is a man named dennis harney. innis kearney is actually immigrant himself. he is an irish immigrant and arrives in san francisco in 1868. he has a small karting business that eventually goes belly up in the early to mid-1870's. because he has some free time, he ends up going to the sandlot. this is an image of what the family are. this is city hall in san francisco in the background. in the sam lots you would have these massive rallies going on, like this one. if you notice the sign is basically about the chinese must go. dennis kearney starts attending the sam lots, eventually he decides to start speaking out at the sandlot and particularly targeting chinese. he is know

that is tied to the 1790's naturalization act. that only allowed free, white persons to become naturalized u.s. citizens. two years later, the california supreme court also deals with this particular issue in terms of chinese immigrants and their role in american society in people versus hall. george w hall, his first name is george, sometimes i forget and call him john but it is george. he had killed a chinese immigrant. there were four witnesses to the event, three of whom were chinese immigrants and one was like you'd they all testified against hall and he was found guilty of murder. he appealed to the supreme court is california and set a person of chinese ancestry should not be able to testify against a white person. in california as elsewhere during the antebellum period, african-americans and native americans cannot testify against white people. the california supreme court agrees with hall and says yes, chinese immigrants are also not white, and therefore they too cannot testify against a white person. you see these types

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student: is that tied to eugenics? prof. moon: this is before eugenics becomes popular, but that has a long history in the century. this is a political cartoon. this is george gorham, a republican in the state of california who is promoting racial equality. this cartoon is a satire. he is holding the weight of non-white people on his shoulder as he is trying to promote the ballot box, which uncle sam has put his hand over and he is wagging his finger at him. this is more tied to your eugenics comment, who is this? right, it is charles darwin with an upright monkey. it is ridiculing people who want racial equality, saying that in the future, monkeys will be voting, as well. most of what we have been talking about in terms of the anti-immigrant or anti-chinese immigrant movement has been in california in the 1850's and 1860's. that is going to change and become a national phenomenon around 1870. there are both cultural and economic reasons for why that is happening. first i will talk about the cultural ones. it is tied to a po

this one with all of its ties to the golfing hero of spain. on this special date so many years, once and for all for sergio! glenn murray, his caddie. they're yelling "sergio." nick: well, on seve's 60th birthday today, seve would say to give myself the best possible chances of playing to my potential, you must prepare for every eventuality. how about that one? >> come on! yay! jim: sheer class right there. sergio pauses to share a hug with justin's mom and wife. >> we're heading to butler. >> congratulations. jim: that was cabrera beyo there to see his countryman close it out. matt kuchar, it's been a long journey, nick. at 19, everybody around this sport thought he was going to be one of the next word beaters and he's had a great career but you think of all the different times where he had the close brushes and then you get all the doubters and the people who so easily say oh, he's never going to do it and guess what, you're wrong again. nick: well, you have to do everything right. in the past if something is just off, you have to be physica

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gets the eagle, ties with justin rose who can't believe it. then on 18, mike, garcia for the win. >> pushed it. >> what happened? everyone was shocked. so to a sudden death playoff. garcia finally ends his drought. 71 majors into his career he finally wins one. finally. >> i like it. and i was rooting for him. justin rose already won a major, sergio has not. good for sergio. >> good for sergio. good for mike, good for jeff. good night. ♪ notes careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm melissa magee, tonight on fyi philly. >> it's time to get hopping for the 86th annual easter promenade. >> a flower market! >> we meet a designer creating the eternal spring. >> philadelphia's so-called seafood whisperer has a new home in haddonfield. >> after the mea

tied at 2. and wayne simmons, team-leading 31st. flyers take the lead. but not even three minutes later, sebastian, aho, oh no. tied at three. goes to a shootout. brock mcbegin who scores twice in regulation scores again. flyers finish with eight fewer points than last season. >> i think we're all disappointed, you know, to have our season end tonight. you know, reality is, i think in our last dozen games finished 7-3-2. but it's real hard to make up ground at this time of year and we didn't. >> the pressure, i think in the year, we had a lot of confidence playing the game and did a lot of good things. and wish we played better, would have been more successful. a little bit of a down year, but it's going really well in here. and we go to war for each other. so whatever happens, happens. it's a business. so we know that. >> a lot of changes will be made. >>> all right, jason worth and the nationals had been beating up on the phillies for years. but finally the phillies hit back with a monster win last night and another big one today in dramatic fashion an

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they talked about the importance of japanese ties when it comes to national security and the economy. this is half an hour. >> we would like to join the press conference of our deputy prime minister and the vice president. they just finished a dialogue for the very first time. first of all, deputy prime minister and vice-president pence were making an opening statement and will take a short two ennis q and a. i'm delighted to welcome vice-president pence in april when some trade losses are still remaining. perhaps you're reminded you of the big celebration of cherry blossom festival which was held in washington last month. i hope that you can still have some good impression about the cherry blossom. vice-president pence in his governor days in the state of india, has meant and attracted many pennies businesses to indiana. he has really always worked very hard to strengthen japan relationship. very soon after my visit to the united states where i had a very useful meeting with our dear long-standing in february i am very proud to say today that the japan us economic dialogue was picked

season issues and mike is here at 11:45 and zach eflin will make a start and miami like the phils game tied in the ninth with two outsz and they had a walk off two run homer marlins beat the mets for the third straight day and miami tied for first with washington. the eagles are still holding predraft interviews and picks and eagles are scheduled to meet with former glass bureau running back corey clement on wednesday a source tells action news and he played his ball in wisconsin and ran for 15 touchdowns and 1400 yards as a senior and projected to be drafted between the third and fifth rounds running back of course is among the need for the eagles. will the eagles use one of their eight picks on clement and we are previewing the draft and wednesday on eve of the draft and check out the preview party can't wait for that and now since the sixers drafted joel embiid he has played in only 13% of their games some would call him damaged goods, the sixers calling embiid their building block despite the rest maintaining embiid is the focal point of rebuild and man on having him play in back to bac

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tied up, taken down by marc methot. anderson has time to leave it for cody ceci. >> brian: that was a big hit by methot on j.t. miller. methot, one of the more physical defensemen on the >> john: grabner, a stick-check on ceci. turris, over the line, with open ice. he's in. what a play. brady skjei. breaks it up. the rangers survive. and here they come. jesper fast. out in front. kevin hayes. shot down by anderson. the rebound, taken care of by stone. away go ottawa. back out to center. ryan dzingel, on fast. broken up by brady skjei. brendan smith. by ben harpur. icing is called here. >> brian: craig anderson comes up with a huge save here. a two-on-one opportunity for the rangers. kevin hayes takes that puck to the net. anderson stands his ground. and before that, kyle turris gets his stick lifted by brady skjei. a great job by skjei to get back. turris had stuck behind skjei in the neutral zone. and skjei got back with his tremendous skating ability to break up that play. >> john: young man has had a great game. time

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this series now tied at two games apiece.t verizon center on wednesday night. >>> to baseball. beautiful shot of the rockies. visiting the colorado rockies. for someone up expected because of someone expecting. jacob turner starting in place of steve strasburg. his wife set to give birth to their second child. turner in some trouble. that's colorado catcher, tony walters driving in gonzalez. turper gives up three runs over six nipgs. top of the sixth, nats offense, rendon at the plate trying to break the 1-1 tie. ryan zimmerman, red hot ryan continues his streak to start the season. a two-run home run. his 7th of the year. puts the nats up 4-1. bullpen problems for the nats. now, 4-3 in the 7th. romero facing charlie blackmon. that is out of the park. a two-run home run gives the rockies the lead. colorado up 7-4 in the eighth. >>> orioles win over the rays. also 6-3. the nfl draft only three days away. scott mcclue en was the redskins general manager. his draft his time to shine. no longer with the club. but the 'skins prepa

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dozier's footprint goes, that ties the game is 65. the gamecocks were in front later, the fans were feeling it. in zagat answered with a 7-0 nothing -- run of its own. the bulldogs celebrate their first trip to the finals in school history and then got to watch to find out who their opponent would be on monday. dana altman's oregon team against roy williams in north carolina in a later semifinal game. the guts dasha stuck sled by one point but found themselves coming from behind in the second. kennedy makes with the big jam. it was frantic down -- meeks with the big jam. dan faust and his family our among the well-known oregon alums. crazy sequence here after unc mess, the ducks scramble. they can tie with a three but go for the sure two. keith smith's who makes it 77- 76. unc missed four straight free throws. both time's -- times unc got the offensive rebound and ran time off the clock. oregon never gets another shot at the hoop as the tar heels hang on for a one point win. they had to the championship game for the 11th time in schoo

tied at 1. e maple leafs with a 3-2 lead. orlov to the net and nicklas backstrom ties it. they aree maple leafs with a 3-. orlov overtime with the game tied at 3. inthat is not right -- actually this game went into double overtime. theeri kapanen ends marathon with his second goal. the caps lose a heartbreaker. game three is monday night in toronto. if you had a chance to go outside today, it was a perfect day for some baseball. nats back on the diamond this afternoon continuing their series with the phillies. it is jackie robinson day. 70 years ago today,nats robinson broke baseball's color barrier. bottom of the seventh, 2-1, phillies. that gets out of here. a solo shot. nats tie the game at 2-2. the phillies come right back. hernandez list that to the right and that ball is gone. second home run of the season. nats lose, sadly, 4-2. d.c. united in the big apple facing the red bulls. still scoreless. the red bulls have a corner kick. right in front of alex who scores the beautiful header. the red bulls have another goal later in the game and take this one 2-0. finally, t

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the president's inauguration between a russian connected to vladimir putin and eric prince who has ties to the trump campaign. also work mentioning here, that is the brother of betsy devos. and the connection appears to go even further with revelation that russian spies actually tried to recruit former trump adviser carter page before he joined -- a couple years before he joined the trump campaign. the investigation which, as you know, was stalled by all of that partisan infighting is finally today getting back on track with committee members actually meeting. let's begin with jeff zeleny. we just heard that meeting between you and wolf blitzer and that house intel committee, adam shadam schiff. what was the thrust of that conversation? >> when you listen to congressman schiff talk overall, one of his biggest points is that he believes the white house is trying to, in his words, cause people to lose focus of the actual russia investigation to get caught up in who was looking at what document where and who was being invited into the white house. congressman schiff told wolf blitzer that

they tied the game -- a frustrating night for the capitals, they tied the game at 2-2, but it was notnough, dropping game one to the pittsburgh penguins, and losing home ice advantage in the process. let show you how it went down inside of the verizon center. in the pass come easy finish. this game is tied at 2-2. caps fired up. four minutes later, washington caught out of position. that would turn out to be the game-winner. caps drop the series opener, 3-2. >> i don't think we are frustrated. i think we played a really strong game. if wek we can do better are going to have success, and that's the bottom line. scott: some great chances in the third, their goalie made some big saves. was that the difference? >> yeah, it was kind of a weird game. you just have to fight through it and put the puck in. scott: the caps rightfully disappointed, game two at the verizon center saturday night, face-off that 8:00. the nfl with the 17th overall pick, the redskins selected alabama defensive lineman jonathan allen. guy, a graduate from stone bridge high school, so a nice homecoming. caps will get

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>>teeporr: and trump ties?rman asked about those in 2012. >> the ties are made in where, china? ties are made in china. [ laughter ] >> reporter: many outfits sold under the name of daughter and now white house aide ivanka are also manufactured abroad. mainly in china. ivanka trump no longer runs the company. >> we believe jobs must be offered to american workers first. >> reporter: the executive order also targets the h-1b visa program which allows companies to hire foreign skilled labor. the white house argues that undercuts american workers. mr. trump has used the visa program to hire foreign workers at his properties for many years. just two months ago, he applied for an h2 b visa for foreign nationals at his golf club outsof we asked about his hiring of foreign seasonal workers at mar-a-lago. >> it's very hard. and one of the big things, it's a seasonal job. >> reporter: he told me he had done everything he could to hire american workers, but they simply did not want seasonal jobs that only lasted a few mo

no audio. >> handcuffed me tied me up, pulled the wires out of the phone and tied me with them and knocked me down and tied me up, stole my car, my safe, $30,000 cash. >> well, fortunately he was not seriously injured. a pair ever men are in the custody, the woman has not been captured. >> and look at this, the warriors watch riders are showing support for labuda, they stopped by the veteran's home to let him know they got his back. he was overwhelmed and grateful for the visit. they are devoted to the veterans often welcoming home service members returning from overseas. >>> members of the military and veterans of loved one will have a chance to boost their civilian career. camden county job fair will be at the bb and b pavilion. employers will be on hand and workshops for writing a resume. >>> a tech giants is working on a medical break through, we'll tell how the silicon valley is revolutionizing treatment for diabetes. >> leave it is to shoshanna you will not want to miss today's fitness tip when "action news" comes right back. >> hello, and good morning, 6:00 a.m., now, thursday, apri

david letterman asked about his shirts and ties in 2012. >> the ties are made in where, china? ties are made in china. >> reporter: mr. trump's executive order also seeks to limit h-1b visas that allow companies to hire foreign skill labor. something that undercuts american jobs and high-tech wages. he has for years used a related program to hire workers for his mar-a-lago property. we asked candidate trump about that in february 2016. >> it's impossible to get help. it's very, very hard to get help. >> reporter: impossible to hire americans. >> it's very hard. it's a seasonal job. and american workers don't want to work, they want a full-time job. >> reporter: and even while he has been in office, the trump organization has applied for an h 2 b visa for a foreign national services outside new york city. a club he is expected to visit multiple times in the coming months. major garrett, the white house. >>> the president put all of his support behind republicans in yesterday's congressional special election in georgia. but it turned out the democrat, jon ossoff was the top voteg

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endless hockey tied up three-36789 game three shifts to toronto monday night. we still don't know who leads the series teams from canada gotten back the hockey pride. how important is tonight's game, too. the team up two-zero wins the series 80 ers p of the time. tonight they the wizards tip off with the atlanta hawks in 2015 the hawks were the highest division clamps. h this year the wizards are wearing their first division crown. an accomplishment that's not lost on bradley beal. they think it's all about home court, but we haven't won a division title in 30-some years. for us to actually have a team that the city loves and finally get back to basketball here is great. we have a got a good guys that role and play the right way. you can't look at what the regular season was, three-one. we seen that before. all we can do is lock in and focus. >> every player on the field wearing number 42 for jackie robinson day. fourth inning, pops up, look at this play. kendrick, great effort, steels one. a scary moment here, freddie gallon advice lines the pitch. row arc wil

kyrie irving gets tied up. the hawks will get it.ater. the hawks would then win it in overtime. former warrior kent bazemore steals the ball and lays it in. the cavs lose 126-125. with just two games left, cleveland and boston are tied for first in the eastern conference. >>> the sharks will open the play-offs wednesday attem edmon. led by conner mcdavid. the second year ford led the league in points with 100. he had two assists in tonight's 5-2 win over vancouver. here is what the play-off schedule looks like. game one is this wednesday at 7:00 p.m. with game two on friday. the series then shifts to san jose for games three and four sunday and tuesday. if necessary, game five will be back in edmonton on thursday. >>> with their outfielders struggling, the giants have signed upton jr. to a minor league contract. last season with toronto and san diego, upton hit just .238, but did have 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases. >>> in san diego the giants trying to avoid a three-game sweep. already up 2-0, san francisco added on in the third.

lillard at 34, the game was tied at 5 of at the half. the third quarter, 22 lead changes, a little scoop to the hoop. curry finished with a great game for draymond. heating up in the forest. going to put it up and in. warriors, game one, 121-109 the final. >> when they got it going and they were hitting tough shots in the first half, some of them you just have to live with. they were just able to finish. over the course of 68, the chargers wear them down. >> i felt great. knocked down some shots, and you know, i feel great. >> that is the weak side. >> but at the rim, it is manyman. to wake that battle is a different type of emotion. >> keeping us on our toes. everybody can play. >> being an eight seed is different from the one seed. we know how good they are, we know they will let it fly and we have to be ready. >> we'll have to make that pass more often and commend on guys more often to allow them to have the success to we can actuallyly beat them. >> the series is tied at one a piece. first action of the series. ricky enderson bringin

two of those ties will be televised on bbc television.will all be played on the weekend of the 13th of may and 14th of may. thank you very much indeed. let's bring you up to date with some other sports stories. adam peaty headlines a 29—strong british swimming team for this summer's world championships in budapest. the olympic 100m breaststroke champion gained a spot in the squad automatically by winning his event at the british championships last week. olympic medallists jazz carlin, siobhan—marie o'connor, james guy, duncan scott, stephen milne and chris walker—hebborn also made the squad. the quarter finals are underway at the world snooker championship in sheffield. five time champion ronnie o'sullivan resumes his match against china's ding junhui around 7 this evening. in this morning's session, ding took a 3—frame lead before o'sullivan won the next three to level the match. ding then potted a re—spotted black to edge ahead again. but o'sullivan took the final frame to go into this evening level at 4 frames all. while mark selby rat

and they're tied in with -- those are all sort of tied in with the president of russia, vladimir putin issue here isn't, you know, this is a matter of -- of money laundering and money coming in from russia that is obtained in nefarious ways sometimes. >> right. >> and these are -- but the issue is that it's such a large proportion of or potentially large portion of trump's portfolio is tied to these types of people who are beholden possibly to president putin. so you end up with an american president whose finances are under -- possibly under foreign influence. that's why we really care about this. >> and not only deutsche bank having ties, but you also have the white house in a yahoo! news article back out of a meeting. canceling a meeting with a russian after learning he had mob ties. this is a problem of the image of that as well. >> well, yes. but let's focus on the real substance of this here. as doran was saying, the russians are a government response sored network of international criminals. donald is deeply in debt to deutsche bank, who has already been fined $20 billion, inclu

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. >>> this coming week possible ties between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia, this is separate from the house investigation in which devin nunes has been critic used for receiving secret materials from the white house. both investigations want to necessity if the campaign worked with russia to influence the elections. jackie speier today hosted a forum with former ambassador with russia to talk about current state of relations and what's at stake. sergio is there live from san mateo. >> this town hall meeting was like a college course on russia and vladimir putin's world view. for more than an hour former ambassador mike presented his view on russia on issues like state-sponsored hackers and ties to vladimir putin and then part of donald trump's campaign. mcfall also a member of national security council under president barack obama and held high top secret clearances, he talked about the controversy with devin nunes according to the times and post nunes was provided top secret information by members of the national security council. mcfall says that's very unusual. >>

top tied at three. first pitcher in major league history to open with two homers on opening day, take the giants franchise league with 16 in his career. 4-3 giants. on to close it out, got the first two outs, but couldn't get number 3. singles in jeremy, ties the game at 5. then micah singles in the game winner. four straight two out singles given up, 6-5, the final. giants are 2007, just like 2016, with bull pen issues. as lisa mentioned at home against the angels, the first ever opening day start. he gets the opportunity because his pal sunny gray will open the season on the dl. a's manager says he is handling the opportunity about as well as he can. >> i talked to him about it, you know, when sunny went down long time ago. and obviously he was concerned for his teammate, but excited about the fact that he was going to get his first opening day start. >> nbc back in february, durant looking good in pregame warm ups but he won't be activated until next sunday at the earliest. steph making good shots in

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top tied at three. first pitcher in major league history to open with two homers on opening day, take the giants franchise league with 16 in his career. 4-3 giants. on to close it out, got the first two outs, but couldn't get number 3. singles in jeremy, ties the game at 5. then micah singles in the game winner. four straight two out singles given up, 6-5, the final. giants are 2007, just like 2016, with bull pen issues. as lisa mentioned at home against the angels, the first ever opening day start. he gets the opportunity because his pal sunny gray will open the season on the dl. a's manager says he is handling the opportunity about as well as he can. >> i talked to him about it, you know, when sunny went down long time ago. and obviously he was concerned for his teammate, but excited about the fact that he was going to get his first opening day start. >> nbc back in february, durant looking good in pregame warm ups but he won't be activated until next sunday at the earliest. steph making good shots in

the ships will remain tied to the peer. in many ways, this is irreversible. you can't get lost training time back. we will be less proficient when we do go to see, when we do fly. our pilots will be less experienced, which is a daunting fact when you consider what we are asking them in wartime. our sailors will have less time at sea to practice together, to train together, to achieve the intricate teamwork needed to win in modern warfare. and the stress doesn't stop when they return to home port. the current funding without the 17 bill and the supplemental, will only allow for one month notice before they move their families, lacing a huge burden on their families and especially .hose with children and we will continue to ask our workers to work in seven standard conditions, -- substandard conditions. at the unit level, we will have to shut down air wings in the short term and in the long-term, shortage of airplanes will get worse. we will delay important upgrades that help us keep they -- pace with the threat. and cancellations will put sailors at greater ri

to -- mental illness or ties to criminal activity. >> the quote military style row -- rifle, it is ae. it does not really address how the gun works. so, i think the ban on military is still -- military assault-style weapons is misguided that was attempted, think. >> we need to get rid of the military style assault weapons. get rid of the high-capacity magazines. >> the war on guns divides the nation and it was one of the biggest issues in the 2016 presidential campaign and still is. the national rifle association endorsed mr. donald trump for president of the united states. the experts we interviewed had a very different opinion on gun control. >> i think in a marie has been an extremely successful lobbying thep as far as changing public discourse when it comes to gun rights and gun ownership. they have basically been very good at selling people on fear. >> guns are in animate objects. so they are neither good nor bad. just like any other in animate object in the hand of somebody who is good, they will be used for a clue. and some because that, as we have seen recently in the news, y

preparing to cut ties with bill o'reilly.id he would be coming back april 24th and they stood by that up until today. now all the sudden it appears he's going to be cut from fox news and it's hard to over state how drastric a development this is. bill riley brings in over $100 million in revenue for that company. this is -- especially in the wake of roger ails oust last year. >> this whole thing started with your client, with wendy walsh, along with other women who spoke about their experiences with sexual harassment and in fact $13 million have been settled in what is it? five settlements, right? >> and we had a new client who came out today. our reaction is it's about time. this man needs to be fired. i came out as i said with a new accuser today and told her story. he needs to go. it's absolutely appalling that a man who has sexually harassed so many women allegedly, including two who have recordings and he would still be there after all these years hurting women. i talked to women who are crying, upset, shaking that damag

garcia tied for fourth. with the leaders in augusta. garcia tied forfourth.about that. killer that, good evening. and for a weekend in early april we are in for a treat, because there is going to be plenty of strong april sunshine out there, and those temperatures are going to respond. it is going to turn quite warm, particular across central and eastern areas. having said that, it is turning quite cold the eastern areas, and temperatures dropping away. by the end of the note in major towns and cities we are in single figures. in rural spots temperatures really will dip away, down to two or three degrees. so quite a fresh old start to the day but it won't last long, the chilly field of things. and another they have quite high levels of pollen, especially across england and wales. it is birch pollen at this time of year. chilly start, it won't last too long. patches of mist and fog not lasting too long. plenty of sunshine out there and a bit more cloud to the north—west. most places just a lovely day, with sunshine and light winds. into the upper teens and low

four tied at the top. right now finds two tied with six players separated by only two shots. and we're talking some of the biggest names in the sport. the gold medalist justin rose. sergio, rickie fowler. spieth trying to win a second green jacket. past champions scott and schwartzel. mcilroy. kuchar, rahm. look at these names. casey, such a good round today. the matches tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time. do note that at 1:00 eastern time, a special presentation of arnold palmer and his last visit to the masters, including the last-ever recorded interview with arnold palmer took place in butler cabin last year. it's never aired before. it will be tomorrow before the final round at 1:00 eastern time. nick: charley. 180 yards. familiar lean with his head. jim: hang on. nick: it will stick there. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] nick: just stay there. there is a tiny gully and he's caught it. that sprung off that corner like a pinball mac

javier: pero para ti, no es nada.p or like. yo soy bien mezquino en eso. [risas] carolina: exactamente. hoy en dÍa, parece imposible vivir sin redes sociales. es algo muy bueno. yo tengo a mi hermana que vive muy lejos. mantengo comunicaciÓn con ella. puedo ver las fotografÍas de su hija, de todo a travÉs de las redes sociales. sin embargo, esa obsesiÓn, tambiÉn es mala. carolina: el estudio y para que lo tengan bien claro, habla de la importancia que tenemos que tener las personas que utilizamos redes sociales para darnos nuestro tiempo. por ejemplo, no ocupar nuestro telÉfono mientras comemos o mientras estamos en el baÑo. dice que cuando unos en el baÑo no deberÍa utilizar el telÉfono. son momentos para nosotros. carolina: hablando de momentos para nosotros, es importante que la gente tome el telÉfono. en la prÓxima media hora vamos a estar con ustedes a travÉs de la cuenta de univisiÓn noticias. hablando con los abogados de inmigraciÓn. respondiendo sus preguntas e inquietudes. tienen que aprovechar. enviando a su

guest: bring a vintage using point about the way people break away from their prior ties. it's very cold like in that way. if you study the way that people get drawn into cults, they often make people severed ties with their family in particular. other ways that can be influenced away. it's the same thing with radical groups. they really press these recruits at a very early stage in the process to break and sever ties that anchor them in their communities for their whole lives. it gives the group and the ideologically -- and the ideology of the group and a lot of sway. host: sweden -- sigmund freud writes what about the melting pot? the separate but equal initiative is reasserting itself. deborah on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to ask, why would you use religious preachers and religious leaders to de-radicalize people. when you read the religious book , all the hatred they are doing, you might as well say they are the real followers of the religious books, because it's all in the bible. the hatred and everything. why would you use re

candidates were almost completely tied. the top two candidates not being part of a traditional political party. this is by far the most exciting election i have ever been a part of and we're just getting started. >> what is next? ofluckily we have an army volunteers who have been trained to go door-to-door to convince voters were hesitating whether or not to vote or who to vote for to convince them with sincerity, information and humanity to vote for a france that is not closed. a france that is democratic. a france that is open to the world. and i think that marcon will win if we keep mobilizing. >> you are not worried about the parliamentary elections in june? >> it's a big challenge. but i think you'll see a tectonic plate of all the parties are shifting. we have 250,000 members who are ready to make history and to forge new territory. we have 15,000 new candidates. i think we're going to compete very strongly. >> thank you very much. that was a campaigner for the movement. very optimistic and positive about the next ste