the vp says timmy fits the defensive scheme. he's just 24 so they believe the best years are ahead of them. he has one more year left for a a million dollars. cowboys quarterback tony romo has e retired. his last touchdowns was against the eagles. he was just 2-4 in playoff games. >>> fly rs fans excited for tonight. the defenseman will make his nhl debut against the devils. look at him fight. he's 6'7", he's going to match for being the tallest flier ever. really tough defenseman who is going to protect his goalie in front of the net. he was the first roubd pick. one of the big prospects on the way. >> it's a dream come true. i work all my life. i'm really excited. i was just thinking about pliing in the nhl and it's on every game. i'm really excited. i work really hard for that. i'm really happy. >> dream come true also for mike. he's also going to make his debut. one of the best college players in the country. the fliers signed him as a free agent. should be fun to watch. sixers hosting the nets. 24 minutes because brett brow

leigh timmis has cycled through 50 countries in a seven—year ride around the world.is mother. to be in tibet alone with no one to help surrounded by a desert, when you realise how small you are in comparison to nature, that's the most astounding thing. afterfacing lions, extreme temperatures, ad having his belongings stolen, he was relieved to be back home safely in derby among family and friends. it was lovely to be able to touch him physically and know he is safe and sound. he was only 20—30 miles down the road last night, but you worry until the last minute, but to have him back safe and sound is fantastic. sailing through six metre waves, storms and getting bashed around in the middle of the ocean. you realise how small you are. three people in a small boat. you only have the things that you've got. he has raised nearly £10,000 for charity so far. we have no funding from state or local authorities. it is entirely charity. we have lifted the amount of children we have taken each year from a50 by another 300 to 750. we are expanding operations. he hasn't decided wh

leigh timmis has cycled through 50 countries in a seven—year ride around the world. derby, being reunited with his mother. to be in tibet alone with no one to help. when you realise how small you why in comparison to nature, that is the most astounding thing. after having his belongings stolen, he was relieved to be back safely in derby. it was lovely to be able to touch him physically and know he is safe and sound. he was only 20—30 miles down the road last night, but to have him back safe and sound is fantastic. sailing through six metre waves, storms that were getting bashed around in the middle of the ocean. you realise how small you us. three people in a small boat to be just the thing is you have. he has raised nearly £10,000 for charity so far. we have no funding from local authorities. it is entirely charity. we have lifted the amount of children we have taken each year from 450 to nearly 700— 750. we are expanding operation. he hasn't decided what he will do next, but it will be difficult to drop such an amazing adventure. simon ward, bbc news, derby. what a

." >> timmy jury was dul jernigan a trade with baltimore. he says he's ready to roll. the only thing i care about, i have to do whatever i have to do to take the defense to the next level and help us win football games. josh hart has won the julius irving award. the villanova se ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. the volvo xc90. >> the flyers host columbus tomorrow afternoon with the shot to the post season long gone. not a lot to play for. >> it's definitely tough knowing you are not in the playoffs with two games left. we are going in there looking to get four points and play our game. >> day two of the masters, charlie hoffman blows up, a share of the lead at four you said par. three other golferers are with him. that's ricky fowler with an eagle on two. four golfers four under par. >> thank you, ducis. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next. >> for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> it's an all new show tod

. - all right, he's with timmy, and they're with a client for the rest of the afternoon. - ugh.coming down here was a complete waste of time. - [high-pitched voice] well, now, not necessarily. - what are you talking about? - well, you seem tense, and, uh... i think i have just the thing to relax you. - [scoffs] yeah, you wish. - no, you do. - aah! - aah! aah! what happened? did you have a bad dream? - no.

. >> the eagles making a trade acquired 24-year-old defensive tackle timmy jernigan.ds drop 25 spots to the 9. he was a second around pick in 2014. he could compete for a starting job alongside fletcher cox. we'll see. >> thank you. >>> up next, a dia it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! ♪ >>> a massive diamond known as the pink star diamond sold at auction in hong kong for $71.2 million >>> the diamond nearly 60 carots was sold to a client who phoned in the bid. he was a buyer in hong kong, a hong kong based jewelry retailer bidding against two other phone bidders. this isn't the first time time at any tried to sell the pink star, in 2013 it so$2013 it sol million but that buyer defaulted. >>> the good news is sunshine returning by the weekend. rain thursday, showers friday but a sunny weekend temperatures on their way up. saturday into sunday. and all in all pretty nice spring weekend to get outside. we'll see

leigh timmis has cycled through 50 countries in a seven—year ride around the world.ture, that is the most outstanding thing, yeah. afterfacing lions, extreme temperatures and having his belongings stolen, leigh‘s friends and family are relieved to see him safely back home in derby. it'sjust so nice to be able to physically touch him and i know he's back safe and sound, because even though knew he wasn't100 miles away last night, he was only about 20 or 30 miles down the road, you worry till the last minute. to have him back safe and sound is fantastic. i cycled around the world, but sailing through six metre waves, through storms, getting bashed around in the middle of the ocean, you realise how small you are. just three people on a small boat, just the things you‘ve got. so far, leigh has raised more than £10,000 for charity. we have no funding at all from the state or from local authorities, so it‘s entirely from charitable giving. we have no funding at all from the state or from local authorities, so it's entirely from charitable giving. we've just lifted the amou

eagles made some headlines yesterday by making a trade with the baltimore ravens for defensive tackle timmygan that's a new face added to the eagles roster. revisit something old faces we caught up with safety malcolm jenkins and asked him if he still remains in contact with the guys who left the nest this off season. >> when you create bonds with guys, they don't -- they don't end based on the jersey color that they wear. so, you know, we'll still hang out with connor in the off seasons. we'll talk to bennie and all even though carol going to the cowboys -- >> you're not going to talk to him. >> not during during the season weevil talk after the. >> good stuff from malcolm. good stuff down at ugh is it a the battle for the green jacket continues round two of the master today's and yesterday it was all about the wind. today not so much. still breezy but 65 temperatures makes for lower scores. four players tied at four under bar. garcia and fowler looking fog their first green jackets. hoffman and peters are died tied at minus four. >> still early. >> no tiger. no dustin johnson. >> still fu

eagles, making a trade today they acquired 24 year-old tackle, timmy journeyagain. they swapped third round pick with the ravens. baltimore will draft seventh fourth and bird dropped 25 spots to number 99. he was a second round pick in 2014. he could compete for starting job alongside, fletcher cox. >>> the flyers visiting the devils tonight, and now, that their playoff hopes have been dashed rookies will make their nhl debut. sam and mike will be in the line up for fly guys, just three games left in their season. there are five games left for sixers, tonight, they host brooklyn. rookie dario saric is on a minutes restriction for final five games just 24 a night, basically sore from a heavy nba schedule. but it is important for him to play every game. >> it is important, i think, just like it is good to finish , 82 games, rookie season. we have so many players, some players are injured, some are resting. i want to show, i can do this. >> tough guy. we like it. >>> word association, i say allen iverson, most people mention practice. >> practice. >> practice. >> pract

. >> the eagles making a trade acquired 24-year-old defensive tackle timmy jernigan. the birds drop 25 spots to the 9. he was a second around pick in 2014. he could compete for a starting job alongside fletcher cox. we'll see. >> thank you. >>> up next, ♪ >>> a massive diamond known as the pink star diamond sold at auction in hong kong for $71.2 million >>> the diamond nearly 60 carots was sold to a client who phoned in the bid. he was a buyer in hong kong, a hong kong based jewelry retailer bidding against two other phone bidders. this isn't the first time time at any tried to sell the pink star, in 2013 it so$2013 it sol million but that buyer defaulted. >>> the good news is sunshine returning by the weekend. rain thursday, showers friday but a sunny weekend temperatures on their way up. saturday into sunday. and all in all pretty nice spring weekend to get outside. we'll see temps rise from the 50's to 60's and we could be in line for 70's. >>> it's the late show with steven colbert followed by the late late show with james cordon. our morning team is back from 4:3

timmy.de that he says caught him by surprise. >> the day i was kind of sleeping woke outpatient and looked at my phone i was like what. you know, so, it surprised me but at the end of the day i think it's going to work in my favor and i think that it's going to work out fine for baltimore, too. i wish them well. >> still looking for that first victory, the union 0-2 pitch-two will host the timbers. they have one the best record in the mls. the schedule has been tough on the union thus far. >> recognize this league is very challenging to go on the road. i believe there's only been six wins in almost 40 some games on the road that it is year so we have now three at home. we still have 30 games left of the season. and have time to get things right but there is urgency. >> more win four golfers tide atop the leader bar. that includes ric fow sergio gas yo'. >> yadier molina can't find the ball. where is it? he's looking all overhe place for it. it's stuffed down his chest protected. start adding

. >> the eagles acquired defensive tackle timmy journigan from the baltimore ravens.ar-old is big, six-four, 295 pounds. journigan had five sacks in the first nine games of the last season but didn't have another in the final seven. the two teams swapped third round picks in this year's nfl draft of the the birds slide back 25 spots to 99th overall. >> two men go to extreme lengths for a massive catch. see what they rang geld in the everglades. >> more companies have pulled ads from the o'reilly factor show on fox news responding to explosive claims of misconduct by the host. >>> and theres even more trouble for the network. >> ♪ in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. 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

go wrong because of those chemical weapons are still there. ,ost: fort lauderdale, florida this is timmy, democrats line. question is during the obama administration, the congress voted of four defensive weapons for ukraine. vote,esident vetoed that that request by congress and it escalated to the present war. today, you have the crimean and muslim population working with the ukraine so the return of the crimea and the eastern part of ukraine. president trump weasley promised crimea would be returned, how? secondly, the resolution passed by the congress that ukraine be armed with the defensive weapons still hold, what are your thoughts on this? guest: thank you for both questions. it is hard to see how crimea will be returned anytime soon. i think the u.s., the europeans, the world countries have to continue the nonrecognition of crimea. after continue sanctions the annexation of crimea. we have to continue those policies. it is a long-term proposition. i guess we did that with the baltic states and we do not recognize them and 40 years later, something changed her i think as a longer-te

. >> and casey mr., season senator timmy duckworth made a speech from the floor. >> somebody tries to convince us that the passport is less engaging of the world and less accepting of others less investment in ourselves, i know the passport for our country cannot, does not include turning our backs on the shared values that filled this nation. >> the secretary of agriculture. >> i'm excited about the opportunity. firstly make sure we make american agriculture is greatest that could be in the future for rule prosperity for job. >> national economic tractor, gary cohen on the trump administration tax reform plan. >> we are going to cut taxes and simple by the tax code by taking the current seven tax brackets we have today and reducing them to only three brackets. >> david horowitz on communism. >> we are prone to evil, where the corruption is within us. once you understand that. >> if you believe that society is an oppressive system everything can be understood in terms of the time or a dominant race or a dominant sex. and everybody that they oppress. >> that is the way you see the worl

. -- has won a crucial backing for its did in the toshiba timmy connector business.can company has lined up financing from three different japanese banks and a private equity firm still relates broadcom is operating about $18 billion -- offering $18 billion to toshiba. there has been an unusual twist in the high-stakes battle for the dutch paint maker. an activist shareholder has been aggressively pushing them to talk to ppg industries which has made an unwanted $24 billion takeover offer. he inadvertently sent in email outlying it strategy for getting the two sides to the negotiating table. they complained to dutch regulators about information he planned to share with ptg. elliott, which was founded by billionaire paul singer is not commenting. the eighth installment in the universal fast and the furious movie franchise opens in the u.s.. the fate of the furious will on 4200 screens and is expected to take in $118 million in the first three days. you know i love my films. -- has beenbeing crunching some serious numbers about the franchise. i've got two charts. battl

. >> anthony: what about little timmy mcmasters who made fun of you in second grade for bringing kimchie laughed at you and said it smelt like garbage. is there vengeance coming their way? >> nari: my greatest vengeance would be that those people think about that time that they made fun of me. i want them to actually love korean food now. >> anthony: that doesn't sound anywhere close to endless suffering. >> nari: well that's my personal story. >> anthony: i was thinking more along the lines of, like, electric nipple clamps and then i drive over them. and not killing them by the way. they slowly bled to death from femoral artery wounds. >> nari: the reason that koreans are able to just not wallow in that, is because of this other emotion called jeong. it is a deep fondness that you have for your other koreans. and people always focus on han and i'm like -- "yeah i know, han, yes, yes, yeah it exists." it exists, no one's denying that. we all have it, but jeong. no one talks about that, and it's equally strong. >> anthony: okay. i believe you. >> nari: i don't think you believe me about

. - hey, timmy. i scored us some dates tonight. bad you're wearing that, but i guess you're used to not getting laid. - and why, exactly, do you need me? - because amy, this chick i'm dating, has a friend in town who refuses to leave us alone. you know what that means. - operation rodeo clown. - yeah. and your mission?

what i care about now is me, timmy duncan. i don't like those people, but i don't have to associate with them. i can't tell you ten people's names, i've been in this building two years. i go to work 13 hours a day, i put the blinders on and i have to focus on me. think about $250 a month. i take care of the whole building as far as the electrical, the plumbing, keep all the machinery on line so the production can continue. mentally, it keeps me out of this world. >> prison jobs provide the inmates with small paychecks. for tim duncan, this money affords him basic necessities. >> if i can't eat it right here in my cell, i won't eat it. one, the main liners probably made it. no telling what they do to the food. chop up some jalapenos with my raiser blade right here that i'm not supposed to have. i got some roast beef, bbq sauce, steam the buns and put it together and eat it. i get pretty extravagant with the recipes in here, this is me. if i was on the streets i'd be eating the same way. this is my home, this is my environment,

timmy you work here. let's just get the microphone. talk to me a little bit about it. when you look around this state. and you learn about the plans i had closed here over the years all of these great names that we all grew up with that disappeared that close their doors here. how does it feel now. >> i've a personal experience that i was actually during the obama ministration laid off three times. i knew what it was like to come home and say how my going to pay that house payment. i did what i needed to do. i have watched fred's loser homes so this area especially like this company. some people work there. is stifling. to be from ohio and watch a president come in that gives you so much hope and hopefully not be a typical politician. what is your reaction to that. we all need optimism and hope but we also need certain action. the truth is that ohio lost 4,000 jobs in march and so there is optimism and we appreciate that. but the fact is i believe the president talks better than he ask and let me just say why i say that. he has not renegotiated nafta. i congratulate hi

charlie: timmy the first thing your father said to you. sergio: he could barely say anything.y was crying, my dad, my mom, angela, her parents were there, so everybody was very emotional. remembery dad, if i correctly, he gave me a big hug and said, you have done it, so happy, so proud of you. you won the masters. this is just unbelievable. sergio: you charlie: you said the triumph was a demonstration of my mentality and my character. what did you mean? sergio: throughout the week, i said sometimes at the masters and other tournaments, like my frame of mind has not been where weshould have been, like were talking before, not accepting things, letting things ,appen, trying to force things so that week, last week, i was much that are at committing to what i wanted to do. i was calming myself down and accepting what was happening. good and bad. so come at ahead of myself when i was making a birdie, eagle, or whatever. charlie: you have an instructor, or is it a team that travels with you? sergio: yeah, when i talk about team, angela, i mean, obviously my dad. there is also my coa

the eagles signed former bear alshon jeffery and tory smith and traded for raven timmy jernigan.les of confident they got their quarterback for the future in the draft last year in carson wentz. >> it's definitely a relief to know we have a young quarterback with the caliber of carson wentz and having him back in the building now with otas starting back up and seeing his fire, seeing his passion, how he's working with these guys, you know, our -- we're not going to let carson down. we are going to build this team around carson and find the best players to help him. whether it's offense or defense. >> you like to hear that. not going to let carson wentz down. just some of our conversation with joe douglas. more for you on draft night in our eagles draft day special next thursday at 7:00. more in about a half hour. >> thanks for that. just a sampling of what we've got in store for you beginning next week. next wednesday, the day before the action starts, keith and i live with our nbc 10 draft preview on the parkway special. thursday is the show mentioned. eagles draft day. sunday,

timmy is up here and i think, we are fine behind the plate, obviously, you're going to miss buster. guys, he is your guide but it is good to have that depth, i think, meanwhile we will be able to hold ground. >> giants manager bruce bochy talking about buster posey's head injury after he was hit by a 94 mile per hour fastball, he will be out for early 70s we will have more coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >> somebody as despicable as hitler didn't even think to use chemical weapons. so you have to, if you are russia ask yourself is this a country and regime you want to align yourself with? >> sean spicer apologized in the last half hour for those comments from earlier today. about syrian leader bashar al- assad and adolf hitler but is it enough? joining me is state senator steve glaeser, what is your initial reaction?>> mr. spicer is a spokesman for the president and for our country. and to those who listen to what we have to say, his comments were deeply disappointing, i was certainly saddened this moment when we celebrate passover one of the most significant events in the jew

. >> they acquired timmy, from the ravens, and swapped the thirds round draft pick.rnigan had five sacks for the ravens last year, guy who can provide pressure, up the middle. attorney i romo is calling it quits, romo trading in his cleets for a mike. romo announce that he will retire and join the cbs broadcast team as a color analyst. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> we love our sleep on the shift. so we'll tell you something encourage being, why a power nap, right, when i dream of every day, on this shift you always discuss, have you got any, what you mean is sleep. >> what did you do last night? >> didn't sleep. that's what i didn't do, tell that you. talking about napping. coming up on good day philadelphia, researchers weighing in on why a little shut eye may be the key to happiness. >> ♪ >> caught on camera. there is a man who goes over to this baby carriage, he tries to take the child right out of it. well, there are people watching. why they're searching for those people right there who take that babe away. we're trying to figure out this myste

today they acquired defensive tackle timmy jurnigan from the baltimore ravens and swapped third roundast year of his rookie contract. you know what that mean. he's looking to have a huge year so he can get paid next off season. he he had five sacks for the ravens last season. he's a guy who can put pressure on the quarterback from up the middle and say bye-bye to tony romo. eagles fans reciting. he decided to ain't up and retire which was a surprise because i'm sure he would have found a starting job somewhere but he'll be fine because he has already found a gig. he'll be in the broadcast booth with cbs next season. >>> the phillies are still undie feeted that's partly because they didn't play tonight but still caesar hernandez the phils gave us a lot to be happy about yesterday. off tonight but they'll be back in action in cincinnati tomorrow night. the cubs trying to win their first game of the year taking on the cards and this is why they're defending champs. look at this albert o'mara, jr., with the highway robbery. with the grab right there. that's why the cubs are favored to go

that would be another example of something that was surprising, timmy to see laid out numerically.harlie: at this stage, where do you think government money is being spent badly? steve: again badly depends on , your political views. let me take the simplest ones. steve charlie: you said you were pleasantly surprised it was doing better. why can't you be pleasantly surprised or disappointed because it was doing worse? steve: that is based on my values. charlie: i'm asking for your values. steve: i don't want to share them, because it's not important to the dialogue. the dialogue is about what the numbers say. charlie: can't you make a judgment about values? steve: let me pick one that you think everyone can agree on. let me pick it. bridge quality is improved dramatically since 1980. dramatically. transportation, investment in transportation infrastructure is up. somebody might say, that is a great correlation. somebody might say, and we have not had that many bridge accidents. traffic fatalities are down. bridges are -- there's not a lot of bridge collapse fatalities. somebody migh

the eagles introduce their newest defensive tackle timmy journigan. shiny smile and honest answers this guy may quickly be of your favorite birds journigan said his mind was blown. he says it's all good now. >> it really don't matter honestly. you know, i'm an eagle now, you know. this green and black is the only thing that's on my mind. that's all i care about. i got to do whatever i got to do help take this defense to the next level and help us win some football games. that's the only thing that's important. >> three weeks from now we will already know who the eagles select at number 14 in the opening round of the nfl draft but local fans who flock to the parkway may have a familiar name to cheer on the very first night. temple's hassan reddick quickly moving up draft boards after a stellar showing at the combine the former walk on a red hot choice at linebacker now. according to many expert mock drafts some having him going as high as number 11. espn nfl analyst ron jaworski said he could go higher than that. >> he's checked all the boxes. when you

timmy can speak to that better. but i think you stay long because a lot of what put this rally in place is still here. but with the vix at this level, protection is so cheap, you've got to own it. >> i think you stay long until proven otherwise. by that, i mean everything we've seen, over the last year, frankly over the last seven to eight years, you could maf made the same argument. the brexit, trump surprise election, health care not going through. and the market has been resilient. and buying the dips has proven to be the right thing. until that story changes, until investors say, you know what, we're no longer going to buy the dips, you stay long. >> do you feel pain in sticking with this trade? >> yes. but those are my best trades. >> most painful trades seem to be the best. karen is a hundred percent right to want to buy put protection in this environment. but she's becoming -- she's a dying species almost. >> in a lot of ways, yes. >> come on. >> specifically in terms of that, wise guy, and no other way. >> i

to the eagles, yesterday, they acquired defensive tackle timmy, and swapped third pound draft picks,e sacks for the ravens last year, a guy who can provide some pressure up the middle. >> tony romo calling it quits, romo's trading in his cleets for a mike. romo announce that he will retire and join the cbs broadcast team, as color analyst. that's sport in a minute, i'm sean bell. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. >> wipe the sands man out of your eyes, we have some fog to deal with here. i995 near cottman, drifting in and out, really rolling out the front door, you may not see it but bamm it comes up on you fast. be sure you're ready. headlights are on. barely make out the brake lights as you head southbound in toward the city. live look at route 413, up in bucks county, so getting socked in, with fog there, also, fog up and over the scutters

"yes timmy, i did know that. everybody knows that now go suck-on your juice box."ct, trump even seems to have trouble remembering the names of congressional leaders as we discover last week when he kept referring to house speaker paul ryan as ron before catching himself and trying to save it. >> my thanks goes to speaker ryan who's represented the city for nearly two decades in congress. and you know where he is? he's with nato, and -- so he has a good excuse i said, "ron, make sure these countries start paying their bills a little bit more. you know, they're way, way behind ron -- i'm gonna talk to you about that ron. but, paul, you're over with nato, get them to pay their bills. >> seth: "i said ron, mean i'm talking to you ron. names not ron? i meant don. i was talking to myself. don, you've got to get them to pay their bills. good idea, don. thank you, don." [ light laughter ] so with less than a week -- less than a week until the 100 day deadline, to trump himself champion, the president has failed to deliver on nearly every one of his major legislative promis

my children, i'm going to see important milestones, my eldest daughter go to secondary school and timmyi am going to reach 45. do you think the decision in scotla nd do you think the decision in scotland will influence or the deal that's been struck in scotland will influence what could happen in england? i really hope it will. they've only got to look at people like me and other people, to see that it's worth the money, it's not just keeping people here 4 months, it's years. i don't believe you can actually put a price on this at all andl actually put a price on this at all and i really hope this will pave the way to routinely keep kadcyla on the nhs in england and wales. it has to, so nhs in england and wales. it has to, so many people can benefit from this drug and! so many people can benefit from this drug and i feel so passionately about this drug, they need to listen and know that it's not about these months and i hope i'll still be alive in 10 years time because of kadcyla and the years it's given me, to fill that gap to get me onto other drugs and the scientists are working so h