if you think of tbs, tnt, cartoon network, cnn, hbo, you could live without any of those networks?n't live without them. >> what i think we've got and i think the numbers are bearing it out is we've got the biggest broad appeal tbs, tnt, hbo, the word news leader at cnn. we have a terrific kids network and cartoon. if you have those kind of networks with that much reach and power and we don't have a lot of marginal networks when people are constructing the new bundles and they're trying to make -- they have the big bundle. they got smaller bunld wills, or whether it's hulu or sling or whoever is inventing a smaller bunld will. >> so you'd be a part of all of them? >> so far. >> you're not now in this hulu thing that is developing. >> well, we'll wait and see. >> okay. >> why won't you tell us how many subscribers you have to hbo now? >> we did. >> no, you didn't. >> we have the biggest year last year that we've had in 30 years and the year before that the same. >> what do you mean? i'm talking hbo now. not hbo. i'm not saying now on hbo. >> we didn't release how many. i think we sa

carry to therefore a fitting way to build on artist proud history of giving young people the best tnts in life. >> i certainly agree with my little friend a brilliant chair hadty and we should all congratulate them ojt the work they do and huge responsibility to the people in the care of the state and that does not end when they're 18 years that means in the queen speech we're announcing new measures to include for example, support from a personal advisor until they're 25 and make sure that other bodies like local authorities have a care for people and make sure all of the opportunities are brought to their attention is is part of the life chance distraction that lives to the heart it have this queen speech. >> yeah. yeah. >> chancellor wants to -- hundred it is of steel workers are marching for parliament for their future in their community. why does this china bid to market fierce against the interest of british work? why is this chancellor block changes to the duty against the interest of british workers and will set down industrial strategy to put interest ahead of his own? first t

we have terrific new original shows at tbs and tnt. >> the network stressed the new high tech capabilitieso better target viewers and deliver measurable results helping broadcasters back. nbc universal with the first up front that combined all of the media properties pointing out their ability to reach at least 20% of the viewing audience at any time. when you really take a moment to look at the facts and you look at the average american spend seven times watching television than they do. or 15 times more watching television content than on youtube. then the narrative changes. >> nbc focusing up front on the power of live events including the olympics and upcoming live musical "hairspray" plus historical strength in comedy. cbs is remaking macgyver and fox bringing back prison break and 24. fox with tales from the crypt and show time with twin peaks, familiar names to break through the clutter. to make it more appealing, tv giants are adapting to consumer demand by offering more content on demand with fewer ads. >> by producing the ad load, the sheer amount of ads but by making them more r

another game seven tonight on tnt, toronto and indiana. action next weekend on abc, saturday night, game three of this series. and sunday afternoon, cleveland and atlanta. thanks from all of us, and our entire team. local news or world news coming up. in the bay area, stay tuned, some postgame coverage of the warriors. with hubie brown and lisa salte salters, mike tirico saying, thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ mcdonald's quarter pounder with cheese seared on our grill and made with 100% real beef with no preservatives, fillers, or additives. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." flood emergency. deadly storms in the gulf. water reaching rooftops. four children and their great-grandmother swept away in the middle of the night. roads crumbling. houses split in half. is any relief on the way? >>> toxic spill. the cargo train derailing in washington, d.c. chemicals. emergency crews now on the scene. >>> cruz collapse? new numbers before the battle for indiana, just two days away. >> if we win indiana, it's over. okay? >> donald trump trying to seal

two members of the tnt crew are wearing socks.ucks look at this, with all the issues that we have with metro and traffic, it looks like it's swallowing them up. this is something that district residents might like. engineers in china unveiled a scale model of a transit elevated bus. the bus will be able to carry 1200 passengers over the top of cars. >> s those are just toys. the idea is for passengers to sit far above the vehicle also on the road. the cars can pass underneath the bus sort of thing which can then leado it's going to be tested out later this year. if all goes well -- >> i won't. i don't want to be part of the first test of that thing. you want drivers that are paying attention. are you supposed to hospital out that way? >> forget it. > wouldn't it be great if there were inflatable slides? that would be great. >> wouldn't it be easier to build a platform with something that a train could run. > i love this. you go try it out, mr. perkins. i'll try it out if the station will fly me over there for a report, i'll try it

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another game seven tonight on tnt, toronto and indiana. action next weekend on abc, saturday night, game three of this series. and sunday afternoon, cleveland and atlanta. thanks from all of us, and our entire team. local news or world news coming up. in the bay area, stay tuned, some postgame coverage of the warriors. with hubie brown and lisa salte salters, mike tirico saying, thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ mcdonald's quarter pounder with cheese seared on our grill and made with 100% real beef with no preservatives, fillers, or additives. >>> i'm sarah bloomquist with walter perez. coming up police search for a man who broke in the apartment and terrorized a family. >>> also another broad street run is in the books abe this year it was a rain a fair. "action news" is up next. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (all) absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silv

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carry to therefore a fitting way to build on artist proud history of giving young people the best tnts in life. >> i certainly agree with my little friend a brilliant chair hadty and we should all congratulate them ojt the work they do and huge responsibility to the people in the care of the state and that does not end when they're 18 years that means in the queen speech we're announcing new measures to include for example, support from a personal advisor until they're 25 and make sure that other bodies like local authorities have a care for people and make sure all of the opportunities are brought to their attention is is part of the life chance distraction that lives to the heart it have this queen speech. >> yeah. yeah. >> chancellor wants to -- hundred it is of steel workers are marching for parliament for their future in their community. why does this china bid to market fierce against the interest of british work? why is this chancellor block changes to the duty against the interest of british workers and will set down industrial strategy to put interest ahead of his own? first t

if the 16-year-old kids are being taught by a mosque in the middle of your community to strap on tntalked through a shopping center, we are going to have a seriously different kind of dialogue. so: the dialogue taking place is a kind of hyperbole. >> i was going to say, what you say makes sense and makes sense to probably every american. but banning muslims from entering the united states doesn't make sense to a lot of americans. it away he did, you might feel different. i know that you have to let donald b donald. for the average person, that hyperbole resonates -- saying, i'm terrified. when you have 1.5 -- 1.5 million syrians coming through, the issue is not whether they are syrian, islam, catholics are jews. those of the same issues we have with anybody. that this was at a level where we needed to walk it down -- the world will line up quickly and change for the better. getthree of them fought terrorism to go away. --y have been the best out allies to america. but the foreign policy of america is not the end of the right? .nd the father of four sons there's no more be waged that

and i'm in a locked this battle against doug kammerer who continues for flaupt tnt the fa that he is 100 bucks. so i will tweet out a link. you can donate ten bucks and we'll go from there. >> and now the weather. wow, looks like the clouds are starting to break apart. but the wind is picking up. >> when i was out on the weather deck, winds picking up. i checked that on my nbc washington app. found out that the local gusts are around 20 miles per hour. and as we look at our sky now, just a bit of a milky haze in the sky. there is the capitol and we have the sunshine coming down. no more rain on radar. it's gone. temperatures now climbing into the 60s. reagan national at 64 degrees. on its way up into the low 70s. this instragr instragram. today we'll an bit the breezy. and then take a run as temperatures climb through the afternoon into the low to mid-70s between 3:00 and 5:00. winds will still be a bit blustery in the afternoon, but then they will diminish tonight. tomorrow waiting for the bus and metro, sunshine in the mid-50s. on its way up to near 70 on monday afternoon. and ther

game four is tomorrow on tnt. >>> those rumors of the triple crown winner this year were exaggerated. exaggerator. he pulls away in the mud down the stretch in front of a record 134,000 plus cold and wet racing fans. no back-to-back triple crown winner after american pharoah fleshed that feat last year. >>> a story from the midwest from the indianapolis 500. james hinchcliffe gets the pole a year after he almost bled to death on the same track last year. he will lead the field to the green flag this sunday at the indianapolis motor speedway. >>> speaking of sweet stuff. fantastic news to report from the cnn sports front. beckett andrew scholes joined the world over the weekend. mom and beckett and big brother all are doing fine. he said my retirement plan just doubled its value. he said he loves being swaddled and watching cnn. >> before you know it, the little guy will be throwing a football. >> andy is good people. happy for him and his family. >>> thanks, coy. new information from inside the cockpit of egyptair flight 804 moments before the plane plunged from the sky. that's next.

tonight, tnt, warriors and thunder. golden state hoping to stay alive. down 2-1 against okc. the thunder may be rumbling on to the finals. it is not just the warriors. the bay area has another team. sharks going to the stanley cup finals for the first time in the team's 25-year history. they beat the st. louis blues 5-2 on the home ice in the shark tank last night. the western conference champs. winner of penguins and lightning is tonight. >>> some of the world's best pro gamers battle out in the e-league debut. turner studios in atlanta. one of the biggest college conferences will hold its own video game championships. home to usc, ucla, oregon, stanford. go cardinal. the pac 12 is the first conference to back competitive gaming. sweet stuff. see if they offer scholarships some day. watch tbs on fridays all season long at 10:00 p.m. these guys with the best players around the world playing counter strike for a pool of $1.4 million. >>> coy, thank you. breaking news. we are following president obama live in japan as he is at the g7 summit. let's listen. >> a quick comment so

two more games on tnt. hawks and cavaliers at 7:00 p.m. the thunder and spurs. >>> to nascar and talladega. i was at the race. it was a crazy one. lap 96. kurt busch and check out dale earnhardt. grasping the steering wheel. eight laps to go. kenseth goes airborne flying through the air at 180 miles an hour. skidding across the track. he's okay. brad keselowski gets his fourth career win at talladega. i talked to jeff gordon and i asked if he missed it. he said i especially don't miss tracks like this. it used to scare the hell out of me. you can see, 35 of the 40 cars in that race were involved in some sort of accident on that day. madness. >> i don't know how they do it. how do you think calmly under pressure. >> that is a mess. that race was a mess. thanks. you also buried the red sox sweeping the yankees. we'll let you get away with it. >> i'll get you next time. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton, can they lockdown their nominations with wins in indiana tomorrow? can ted cruz and bernie sanders do anything at this point to stop them

sit court side or watch on tnt? i'll take tv. tip-off is set for 9:00 p.m. ball boy at the french open had a good day afternoon work. stan wawrinka. he asked the kid to play while his opponent was getting treated for medical time-out. this kid will not soon forget this. eventually stan went on to win. he will advance to the quarterfinals. good stuff. >> he's got some moves and focus was on him. he had a captive audience. >> i love it. >> happy memorial day. >> nice to see you. >>> a potentially dangerous weather system churning up the east coast. the carolinas are drenched and millions could see more of the same. we have the latest holiday forecast coming up next. customer service!d. ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to help, not to sell. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arm

. >> tnt video analyst cop continuing to fight cancer.re honoring him in fashion. >> dwaip weighed designed a special friend to saeger strong foundation. the tie is $25 and there's a matching pocket square and how about two members of the tm. it work group wearing sox with lightness on currently sold out. wishing craig the best as we continue to wring and battle cancer. >> ata for redskins non practices but not practices because they can't say they're practices. today's session will be on to the media and we'll talk to them first time this season. during preseason training sessions no live contact as well and they will hope a mini camp and. >> it was a slugger show down nats park. closing out a series for may. ryan iinger fwrrk. >> sixth bottle of year for zin. anthony i can do it too. back-to-back jacks snapped in front 2-1. nats hit a total of five home runs on the night. and nats win 7-4. stein every everyburg 8-0 on that is a strong stuff. >>> house skipper doing snoo he's new, sdmrekt. >> best start in history. >> awesome. >> i would

game one of the western conference finals is tonight on tnt.e warriors will defend the title. >> coy wire, you are an athlete. can i ask you, i am watching curry with his knee. can he cut back and forth? >> he had a sprain and i had a sprained knee at one time. it feels like a trick knee. it is impressive what he is doing. clearly it did not slow him back. the first game back, he dropped 40 points. incredible what he is able to do. >> coy, thanks so much. we'll be watching. >>> details emerging from donald trump's past and how he handles business and treats women. will these looming questions and scrutiny hurt him in the general election? that's next. anti-e crea in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. we're out ink.nk. not ink. getting ink doesn't have to be painful. staples just cut ink and toner prices. add in our 110% price match guarantee and our prices are unbeatable. staples. make more happen. ♪ the sun'

two more games on tnt tonight.warriors at 10:30. >> yeah! >> you see the joy on those men's faces there. that's the moment that the biggest underdogs in sports history became champions. leicester city. a 5,000 to 1 underdog at the start of the season. chelsea scored to tie tottenham late in the match. with that tie, leicester city is the champs for the first time in the 132-year history. again, the biggest sports upset of all time. bigger than the miracle on ice at the 1980 olympics when team usa beat the soviet union in hockey. bigger than buster douglas defeating mike tyson. bigger than rocky balboa in rocky iv. crazy big. they were so bad last year, leicester city, they were almost relegated to the lower league. that is equal to the major league team being sent to the minors. >> just incredible. leicester city. winning in a tie like that and with another tie that actually puts them on top, it just doesn't seem very satisfying. >> there were a couple more games left and they probably would have done it anyway, mi

patrick: we are short euro stocks righ tnt now. there is risk there.n everyone is hedging one clear risk you have to pay a lot. it is very elevated. guy: where are we? resident 17 right now, not quite double but it is getting close. things are pretty good in the u.s., and pretty terrible in europe. it is not the case if you look at the manufacturing production in europe, it is not different from where we are the u.s. right now. people take a pessimistic view of europe because invest appointed for so long and an optimistic view of the u.s. because they out delivered. guy: what will it take for u.s. investors to wake up and smell that yuan? higher interest rate is probably the clear catalyst. the other area we are short is canadian equities, not very patriotic for me. timesan banks are 1.8 book value. they sailed through the financial crisis with conservative management. it was in opposition to get to the next crisis because people are worried about bad debt coming from the energy sector or depressing valuations. it is the canadian banks that have more e

tnt is the place to be. raptors and heat.0. >>> and a nearly 100 year hiatus, america's cup in new york city. over 100,000 spectators lined the hudson river to take in the breathtaking scenes of the world's most prestigious sailboat race. oracle had the lead at one point, but new zealand retained the lead in the series. >>> and more than 167,000 spectators witnessed the kentucky derby over the weekend. nyquist captured the run for the roses. he is an 8 for 8 in races. some think race fans are wondering if we won't have to wait long for the triple crown winner. american pharoah became the first triple crown winner in 37 years. a couple of weeks, guys, may 21st, nyquist makes a run for the second jewel in the triple crown at the preakness. >>> very cool. >> thank you, coy. >>> the primary may be over, but the battle is just beginning. donald trump feuding with republican leaders threatening to pull paul ryan as chairman of the gop convention if ryan doesn't endorse him. everything these days. awards for rolling balls. awards fo

a thousand tons of tnt. but it was an accident that we got that weapon as linten knows. t my real question is, and this is supposed to be provocative. how much, in your work, do you rely on articles about u.s. nuclear weapons and nuclear strategy on the international relations ir journals? and my question is, because i never found them myself of any use to me in working on the uclear problems. >> firstly, thank you very much for clarifying that. and the u.s. government does not use the word nuclear compelance. in my article, i try to say to tell its ally that is the united states wants to protect them. that is a way to provide global protection and to have global leadership. so that's my way. not i'm a y -- and scholar by training. i'm a physicist by training. fortunately, i have friends like rose, like linten, who are always correcting me. i do not rely on ir ournals. >> edward from the center from arms control and no proliferation. dr. li, your article was fascinating and i second verybody's -- i'll read it carefully. but your ideas that particularly impressed me are d

the western conference finals resume tonight on tnt.oking to even the series with the thunder. game two tips off at 9:00 eastern. >>> all right. the philadelphia 76ers fans finally getting their reward for the team's dreadful play over the last few years. the sixers winning the draft lottery last night. they will now likely select lsu forward ben simmons or duke forward brandon ingram first overall. the lakers will pick second follows by the celtics. this is the first time ever the lottery ended up in the projected order. >>> the u.s. justice department is now investigating russian government officials, athletes, and coaches who may have been involved in a doping scheme at the sochi olympic games. that's according to a report by "the new york times." the justice department prosecutors are said to be pursuing conspiracy and fraud charges. russia has denied any wrongdoing. >>> rangers playing at the a's last night. oakland left fielder chris davis had himself quite a game. not one, not two t but three home runs. the last one a walkoff gra

tbs, tnt, cartoon network and cnn.ts, kids and news, we think that those networks, given their leadership position in the overall television landscape will be highly attractive in any smaller package of networks. >> can you speak to the idea of how you have tried to transform the programming and make tbs and tnt more relevant in a world where repeats don't necessarily work the way they used to. >> right. we're in the midst of doing that. we've re-launched the rebrand of tbs the beginning of this year. we have seen or you have seen some original comedies which have a very distinctive voice that is different from what we've done before. part of it is having the right team and the talent. i think we have been able to attract those people to our network. part of it also is the scale of our programming. we spend $4 billion annually in programming costs. >> the costs of the original programming is that much more than being able to buy what was a successful show before, right? >> marginal economics are, yes, on average it's a

and the tnt crew. >> gary: if san antonio the war is would not play until wednesday. it's either monday or wednesday. it depends on if they go the seven games. >> gary: you know how berkeley is?--barkley >> you kind of started laughing when they put the big guy on you to be honest? >> i feel that i have the advantage what did you say barbequed chicken? >> gary: means that if someone his size they can guard them. but at the some 10 ft. 2 in died then he does for all around them. -- then he can go right around him >> gary: learning the ropes. on what to do. anyway, it is funny. they pointed out to silver and he went to shake his hand. and i am sure that crowley was laughing it off. but there it is. the commissioner and curry. >> gary: are the sharks east looking right now. -- sharkies >> gary: see pam, grew up with the detroit red wings. they call it hockey town. you knew that right? >> pam: know. i did not know that. >> gary: i guess pawky never turned you want to risk-- well, i guess hockey never turned you on. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: >> grant: i am on an island r

minister abe, they gazed at the iconic dome that are withstood an explosion worth more than 20,000 tons of tnt. >> we stand here in this city and force ourselves to imagine the moment the bomb fell. we listened to a silent cry. >> reporter: the speech was remarkable for what it did not say. there was no apology for harry truman's decision to drop the bomb. >> when you have the weapon that will win the war, it would be foolish if you didn't use it. >> reporter: 8:15, august 6th, 1945, a nearly five-ton bomb named little boy dropped from the enola gay. three days later, another struck nagasaki, killing more than 70,000. truman justified it as a necessary evil to end the war, but the bombings also triggered the dawn of a nuclear age. one that president obama has struggled to contain. he appealed to the next generation to ensure that a nuclear weapon is never used again. >> that is a future we can choose. a future in which hiroshima and nagasaki are known not as the dawn of atomic warfare but as the start of our own moral awakening. >> reporter: and president obama has brokered significant arms co

on tnt. it's going to be -- >> you want to say epic.to be great. it's going to be great. >> rashan ali, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> they're called the old guard, those who stand and keep watch over the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. >> we'll talk with two in a documentary chronicling the intense training they go through. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. th

you can watch it on tnt. tip-off is set for 9:00 eastern and it's going to be hot.p your feet and watch it on the couch at home. >> who were those crazy people? $58,0 $58,000? even if i had all the mup in the world, i would not spend $58,000. >> that's more than a brand new mercedes e class. i have done the math. this is crazy stuff, carol. >> maybe i'd pay to see the detroit lions -- no, i wouldn't. coy wire, thanks so much. all right. minutes from now president obama will mark memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. these are live pictures out of arlington national cemetery. i'll be right back. wahhhh... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. all the other guys are talking about these days is how good their coverage is. but only one network is giving you more than just great coverage. t-mobile! only t-mobile's lets you stream video and music - for free! not only that, but

without a doubt sports programming figures importantly for cbs and then of course the ncaa and the nba on tnt. yeah, those are important components of their programming. i still wonder though in this world that we are headed into, slowly but with great certainty where younger people as they get older are not going to have the bundle anymore in the way that we do, what's going to be part of it. and whether or not that economic value that goes to the content companies will be the same it is right now. >> what happens if espn adds a viewer. >> adds who? >> adds a viewer. >> are you suggesting that's going to happen? >> i'm just suggesting this seems to be the rebirth of time warner, which didn't we pronounce them -- wasn't time warner dead? i mean, i went by a cemetery i always hold my breath there's the time warner tombstone. honestly, i remember when jeff was saying -- great america. forgot. thank you. it was stuck at 60 and he was saying this is ridiculous. it was, it was ridiculous. >> the market is telling you it was. >> the stock up 14% this year. >> i'll take that. >> yeah, i bet you will

i tnt know about the even, peter. i would say central banker ideology. central bankers are adjudicating between conflicting claims, he writes, and conflicting views of that uncertainty. these failures, these ideologies. this may make us think of a great letter which was written to the financial times a year or two ago which said in mathematics there's one right answer. in literature, all answers are right and in economics no answer is right. because the uncertainty is to - so high, peter's word, "adjudicating" while it's arguable, might be replaced by the word "guessing" and i think there is a lot of guessing involved. i mean guessing by knowledgeable and intelligent people but guessing nonetheless. because uncertainty is high, the natural human reaction is to cluster your ideas, to come up with common ideas and reinforce each other's repetition of these ideas. now, peter discusses what he calls and others have called cognitive capture, but i think a more accurate description is cognitive hurting. cognitive hurting is the natural human reaction of all of

tnt reviewed the challenge and were compelled to do miss it saying the men were elected under party rules and sanders wasn't alleging any violations. >> the california highway patrol investigating a deadly solo car crash in the east bay this afternoon on family road. a black pickup truck smashed into a power pole of the driver is the only person at the scene and was killed. they are trying to determine why the truck veered off the road. >> the person involved drove off the roadway so speed could be a factor but we have to look for potential witnesses and then inspect the vehicle.>> it is unclear whether drugs or alcohol played a role. >>> sacramento county. the body of a father who went missing last sunday after leaving antioch with his daughter has been found. the body of tyler jackson was found in the water near the georgianna slough bridge. his daughter kaylee is still missing. >>> jackson and his daughter were visiting family last weekend but never made it home to sacramento. the family says they drove on 160 on their way north which runs along the delta. a dive team found a metal obj

passengers there and, frankly, at airports across the coup tnt facing long screening lines.e orange room with more. people are taking to social media to vent. >> why wouldn't they? it's what you do. we've been hearing about the airport horror stories and the never ending security lines. there is a picture from one tsa checkpoint that is terrifying. fair warning, it's gruesome, but i promise, it is 100% fake. here it is. possibly the strangest thing at a tsa checkpoint, a dead body prop from massacre" movie. this brought on jokes. joey said he was alive at the start of the tsa security line. jokes aside, the airline for america group says to share pictures of lines with #i hate the wait. this one is from lax. another from atlanta. now, airports are trying to find creative ways to cope with the frustrations. in san diego, travelers are being entertained by clowns. >> that's supposed to help? >> no, this is more terrifying than the actual line. in cincinnati, they've enlisted the help of therapy ponies to bring down the tension. i don't know why you wouldn't pay for the actual

. >>> fedex has completed its $5 billion acquisition of tnt express.s for luxury goods retailer tiffany, profit coming in at 69 cents a share, a penny better than expected. revenue was well short of the forecast. tiffany same store sales down 9%. stock is down by more than 4 1/3%. last trade at $61.05. >>> monsanto rejecting the $62 billion takeover offer saying it's too low but saying they're open to further discussions. bayer saying it's confident they can address financing matters. also regulatory issues have not been raised that. the fact that they have not raised that as a major concern thus far suggests they'd be willing -- once you raise the flag on regulatory issues it means you don't want to play. >>> hewlett-packard announces a spinoff of the technology operations to merge with computer sciences in an $8.5 billion deal. shares of both companies up sharply on the news. you are looking at computer sciences up almost 25%, the transaction coming less than a year after the breakup of hewlett-packard. computer sciences was involved in a spinoff in

yourselves three we knew that thousands of jobs were being lost year after year because you can simply take tnt blast the top of a mountain off. instead of 3000 people to extract the call, it only takes 100. when are republicans going to stop blaming barack obama for their problems, hillary clinton for their problems, and re-educate their children and themselves to be better americans? stop blaming everyone for our problems and stop -- and start blaming ourselves. host: mike from colorado, independent line. is ar: yes, i know there war on coal. and i bought into it. i said, well, i will put in a solar panel. i checked on it. $19,000. for a solar panel. i said, can iy -- sell the extra energy? no, the electric companies will not buy it. then you have to worry about replacing the batteries. they are expensive. i would love to be able to afford solar panels, but nobody can. host: do you know anybody else in your area who has a solar panel, and has anyone talked about the cost savings? caller: i would not have to pay for electricity, but in the wintertime it is only 100 a month for my house. how ma

tnt.anks for all of that. >>> and a trucking tre itroubli. we'll have a veteran police officer what's behind this. ♪ ♪ >>> troubling new numbers from the fbi shows homicide rates soaring in more than two dozen american cities. let's discuss with former boston head of police department ed davis. thanks for being with us. >> good morning, alisyn. you're welcome. >> what's going on with this spiking crime? what's your theory? >> there are. and my theory, it's too early to tell at this point in time. there has been a concern after ferguson and some of the high-profile video cases that police officers would pull back, but at this point in time, we can't attribute this directly to that concern. there are a number of issues that affect the homicide rate. there are cities where the rate goes up and down dramatically from year to year over time. >> yeah. >> boston has been one of those cities, and then finally the real thing is that there are cities in the united states, like new york, where the cr

. >> reporter: more hoops tonight on tnt. game six between the warriors and thunder. us. we'll see you back here at 10:00 eastern. >>> it's happened, donald trump closed the deal. he's the gop nominee and has hillary draws near her goal some people are looking for other options. so with the convention to name the libertarian candidate happening this weekend, it's suddenly significant. the libertarian candidates will be on the ballot in 50 states and i will talk to the leading presidential contender for that party, gary johnson and his vp pick, bill well. trump has been back i

game four tomorrow on tnt. look out. >>> all right. check this story.he 100th running of the indianapolis 500. winning poll position just one year after almost dieing in a crash on the very same track. hinchcliffe almost bled to death after a piece of the car went through this leg and pelvic region during a practice run. now he's going to lead the field for the green flag starter there at indy motor speedway. awesome story. >>> from indy to andy. fantastic news to report from cnn sports family future major-leaguer beckett andrew scholes joined the world overt weekend. dad andy says that mom, beckett and big brother camden are doing great. andy said, my retirement plan just doubled its value. end quote. says lig becke says little beckett loves to be swaddled and loves watching cnn. >> good taste. and i have hardly ever seen chris cuomo laugh as hard as your euphemism for the family jewels. >> i know not of what you speak of. >> good stuff, coy. like the new collide clyde frazier, my man. >> and andy, you make beautiful babies. hope everybody is well as h

alisyn, two more playoff games on tnt. hawks and cavaliers start their series at 7:00 p.m. followed by thunder and spurs, game two. >> i knew that. thanks so much, coy. >> you're welcome. >> appreciate the report. >>> so what is the woman card and how do you play it? real women, female voters from both sides of the aisle here to tell you what they think about donald trump playing the women card and whether hillary is playing it. that's next. fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. customer service!d. ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to help, not to sell. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it

. >>> two games tonight on tnt.8:00 eastern and followed by the warriors/trail blazers. >>> and the americas cup, back to new york. the skyline the backdrop. over 100,000 spectator taking in the breathtaking scenes. last year's winners, oracle team usa had the lead at one point. team emirates new zealand with the wind. next they go to chicago. then over to the uk and france. >>> more than 167,000 spectators witnessed the kentucky derby over the weekend. nyquist would hang on to capture the run for the roses, 40-pound garland worth of roses. nyquist perfect 8-8 in his lifetime. race fans wonder if we won't have to wait so long to witness another triple crown winner. he's that good. american pharoah last year became the first triple crown winner in 37 years. he's expected to arrive in pimlico later this afternoon. the site of the preakness. may 21st, making the run for the second jewel of the triple crown, guys. >> great to see you. thanks. >>> and donald trump attacking hillary clinton for her husband's sexual past.