president john tyler who was born in 1790, just three generations president tyler his son lyon tylerharrisn span element the entire history of the united states. >> but i'm still here. >> we met them at tyler's virginia estate. >> when you tell people you are the great grandson and your father is the grandson of the 0th of the united states, do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to believe. ha, ha. i think it has to do with second wives. >> much younger second wives. here's how it happened. john tyler became president in 1841, had eight children with his first wife who died while he was in office. at 52 married 22-year-old julia gardener. they had seven children. total of 15. most of any president. he was 63 when son lyon tyler was born whose first wife also died. he too had a young second wife. he was 75 when harrison tyler was born. >> tyler renovated the sherwood forest plantation with young julia in mind. >> this is the ball room. john tyler's wife was 30 years his younger and she liked to party. this was designed for the virginia reel. >> which was all the rage at t

you are tyler perry, an extremely busy person.ur belt, 20 plays, a production studio. >> i heard you say that. >> trevor: you have a lot of things going on. you are extremely successful. when you started off, when you were doing your first madea, did you think it would get to this? did you think one day madea would gross $500 million? >> hell, no, or i wouldn't have done it. >> trevor: you sound like trump with the presidency. >> wouldn't do a presidency. no, that's frickin' annoying, man, to be a guy in that costume and doing it that long. >> trevor: acrimony touches on topics so many can relate to. it's love gone wrong, people questioning each other in terms of infidelity, cheatinger or not cheating. where do you get the stories from? what life are you living? because this is a theme -- i notice whenever you put a pen to paper. >> no, i'm a counselor to a lot of my friends and a lot of my friends have gone through this. what fascinated me about writing this story, si would hear her story, i would hear his side and they weren't t

our guest tonight tyler perry is joining us, everyone!heers and applause ) it's going to be a really fun chat. but first, let's start with the big news that happened over the weekend. >> students march on washington and cities across the country against gun violence. >> parkland, florida, new york, washington, minneapolis among the 800 rallies taking place globally. >> they're calling this the largest youth' led protest since the vietnam war era. >> trevor: the largest youth' led protest. give it up for those kids! ( cheers and applause ) that was amazing. did you see that? look at all those kids. it's like a roy moore fantasy come to life. it was, like, so many. there were so many kids like the march looked like every single parent went out of town this weekend and then their kids threw the most prosktive house party ever. it would be impressive enough if these kids just organized hundreds of thousands of people to march, but they also called those people to action. >> parkland survivor emma gonzalez silently demonstrating the amount of

tonight -- tyler perry. from "ready player one," actor, ben mendelsohn.taff writer for "the atlantic," mckay coppins. featuring the 8g band with lil john roberts. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to "the washington post," president trump congratulated vladimir putin on his re-election yesterday, despite being given briefing materials prior to the call that stated specifically in all caps, "do not congratulate." [ light laughter ] trump then sat down to a delicious lunch of silica gel packets. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "yeah? yeah, no, i read them. [ cheers and applause ] silica gel." that's right, trump was given briefing materials stating specifically in all caps, "do not congratulate." but his aides said they were not sure he read the notes. oh, i can promise you he didn't read the notes. [ laughter and applause ] he also didn't read the

do you think there is any hope, rick tyler?do you think your party needs to do to fix some of these numbers? 69% of millennials would prefer democratic control congress, 28% republican. >> that's a huge problem. if i'm wrong, millennial generation is now the largest voting generation and will continue to be and the republicans have got to figure out how to win them back and how to have a vision for the future. part of the administration is it's to tactical, nobody knows where we're going. there's no aspiration for what we're working for. and couple that with the things that millennials look toward and believe in, this administration seems antithetical to things they believe and trust in. >> what are you finding are the differences among, you said you included post millennials. so, people keep telling me i'm a millennial. >> you are a millennial, no question about it. >> but i don't think i have anything in common with the youngest millennials. how are the people -- i might argue spend a lot more time on snapchat than i do, by t

and we my friend tyler want to ask you some questions about your role in the 26 amendment. time, i was a staff director of the senate subcommittee. >> what was the process like? easy.h difficult and the whole question of "old enough to fight, old enough to vote" was a part of the debate at this time. voteld say, you have to and you have to use the vote. there are not enough that young people voting or running for office. i think part of that has to do that they need to have some sense of their civic responsibility. thathopeful that over time the percentage of young people voting will increase substantially. ok, goodbye adam and heather. >> thank you. that was really cool. the last part about youth running for office is really important as well. do you know anyone we can talk to? >> yes, let us go talk to him. going?is it >> why did you run for school board? >> i found out there was a election coming up. i thought i could make a difference at the local level. it was pretty cool. >> did your classmates come out and vote for you? outreach.did a lot of >> what do you do on -- a

and aisha tyler. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, how are you? how are you? good to see you. how's it going? how are you? hey, jon. >> jon: what's happening, what's happening? >> stephen: i like it. ( cheers and applause ) nice. it doesn't matter. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen! up there, down there. welcome, welcome to "the late show," ladies and gentlemen. i'm your host, stephen colbert. there is jon, there is so much meat on the news bone today that i don't know where to start carving. so let's just unhinge our jaws and swallow this cow from the head down. when you're talking about washington, the head is donald trump-- ( audience boos ) ever since-- some fans here tonight. ( laughter ) ever since the f.b.i. raided his lawyer's michael cohen's offices, the walls have been closing in on the president, and he's not happy. one source

>> just one small step, tyler.our first game so i feel like we got to the dance, we were invited, we went through the front door, and now we're dancing, and boy, we're excited. we really are excited. >> when i think of ice hockey, and i'm sure i'm like many people, i think of places where the temperature routinely goes to 100 degrees, it is landlocked, it is far from canada, but you have managed to attract a local fan base in addition to attracting people who are there maybe on conventions or coming in from out of town. how's -- what is the mix of the fan base, locals versus tourists >> well, i'd say last night was probably 90% local fans. we did a little deal with our ticketing that if you took the knights vow, you had a modest increase in your ticket price but the you didn't and you wanted to go on stub hub, you had to pay double for the ticket price and we had almost no l.a. fans there and that's our goal we're really a local team. we have local fans we had 18,500 people there last night. it was unbelievable. an

lights. >> passe, tyler. that business are there reasons you believe as an analyst in a those remaining businesses should actually be one company? >> no, i don't >> in a word >> no, i don't think there is a lot of value in the conglm rat you have a centralized r and d function i don't think it's creating a lot of value you have a management system that for 15 years hasn't created any value. why keep it together. >> how vulnerable is general electric to trade tension? particularly with china. they do a lot of infrastructure business in china. water, et cetera. >> they do less than you would think. the reality is they have lost a lot of share in china. really i would say the big risk is aerospace boeing sells a lot of airplanes to china and ge makes the engine. other than that it's not as big as you might think. >> let me ask you about power. i was speaking with a person who is in the power business about week ago he says if you ask people how many big sort of power installations they have bought over the past

tyler austin hit by a 98-mile-an-hour fastball on his elbow. he charges the mound. austin and joe kelly exchanging punches before getting booted from the game. >> round two. padres and rockies in denver. a fastball behind colorado's nolan arenado. the benches clear. five players ejected. the rockies energized after the brawl. scoring five runs to win. i love hockey. >>> all right. turning to president trump. he signed an anti-sex trafficking bill on wednesday. one woman could not contain her excitement. she started dancing and dabbing behind the president. she has been identified by her initials m.a. we are told she was the first to sue backpage.com in 2010 after she was kidnapped and sold via the site. the new laws gives victims more power to hold accountability. >>> guess who has a plan for president trump to beat the mueller investigation? steve bannon. >> he's back. >> more on his strategy ahead. >>> and the "access hollywood" tape is back in the news posing more trouble for the president. >>> could that access hollywood tape come back to haunt donald trump? sou

i mean, it's always possible i don't know how likely it is, tyler.ner or at&t really feel as though they put on a very strong case, and the government is not necessarily proved why the deal should be brought, but it's always a possibility, taking whatever risks they choose to saying, okay, we can mitigate that risk by a settlement we're willing to live with. >> did you get any sense from him how much he is being pressured or is in communication with the president on some of these big high profile deals >> reporter: you know, great question i -- during the course of our panel, again, not about these deals, i did ask him whether he reads the president's tweets on amazon, and he said, he reads about them, but he did not necessarily add met to actually reading the tweets themselves because, of course, that goes to the argument in terms of amazon being potentially anti-competitive, something the president tweeted about, in addition to his concerns that they are in the stocks >> thank you good stuff outhe, tredavid, see you soon check, please is coming up

with so much life and love between tyler and crystal wilson today, it's even harder to grasp that tyler'swas a kid. >> reporter: in 2005, he was 20 years old and on his way to afghanistan, a corporal in the 173rd airborne brigade. only two months after you arrived, talked about the day that would change your life. >> we're going to do a quick reaction force movement to a group of our scouts that were ambushed up in one of the river valleys. they needed to be extracted. >> reporter: it wasn't long before bullets were flying. >> i was basically in the push-up position when i got shot the first time. it was underneath my left arm and it went between my front rear plate. instantly, i was paralyzed from the waist-down. like a light switch. >> reporter: eight difficult years passed before tyler found new purpose through adaptive sports. >> reporte >> that's when i met crystal. >> reporter: she taught them how to rock climb and ski again. the two fell in love and decided they wanted to have a family. because of tyler's injury, that meant in vitro fertilization. >> for some families, that can be

tyler. >> good afternoon everybody, i am tyler mathisen. cnbc uncovers new details of how your facebook data are being used more on this are ahead deutsche rally christi christian taking over effectively. this is the second ceo for deutshche. prices at the pumps are moving up michelle >> thank you, tyler. two t to the rally, stocks are balancing back big time today. bob pisani is at the new york stocks exchange with more on what's moving stocks hard today. >> 2% down, we have a group that looks a lot like january you got your big momentum stock and you got semiconductor leading so your leader is tech and healthcare which was not bad. energy is finally starting to polk it has been a total looser the last few days. banks are sort of up there, too but off of their highs fang stocks hitting their highs right off the gates. they held those gains. these are healthy gangs and this is why i gotyou got a nice movep so i mentioned these crazy volatile days when all of a sudden you are down 2% and up 1% traders have noticed this. look how crazy it is

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. >> tyler >> good afternoon everybody, i am tyler mathisen. the ims expects the economy to grow just under 4% this year that's the strongest pay since 2011 walmart is planning the make over the retail giant. it is ongoing battle with amazon and we are watching ibm stock. it is higher after the bell. we'll take a closer look at what the tree expects that's ahead on "power lunch." >> i am michelle caruso-cabrera. bob pisani at the new york stock exchange with more hey bob. >> 3-1 advancing i want to show you something more important volatility is collapsing take a look at the conviction and its volatility we are down six days in a row. look at that, straight down, folks. we are now 15 essentially. we were 20 a week and a half ago. so volume has come down and if you take syria out of the headline and china trade out of the headline, you get the markets itself earnings are good and volatility drops dramatically sector here today, leaders you want and technology stocks and a lot of semiconductors doing well >> netflix is in that group here and boei

"power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome, everybody to "power lunch" for april the 2nd i'm tyler mathison stocks are deep in the red nasdaq leading the declines. now negative for the year. right now take a look. there you see the industrials. off more than 2% s&p, the same. and the nasdaq off 2.3%. russell 2000 in relative terms doing the best nike, walmart, cisco, intel the dow laggards insurance stocks outperforming today led by humana. and united health and anthem fang stocks are lower. amazon in correction territory it's off more than 10% from recent 52 week high and facebook has entered a bear market. that means a 20% slide tesla falling again today now down 25% in a month. got lots more, melissa on that ahead. >> the second quarter the way the first one ended. bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange with the very latest >> we started weak but got much weaker in the middle of the day when we broke an important technical level. the s&p 500, we started weak but then around 10:30, 10:35, put up that chart we broke the 200 day moving average. important thing once we did that, threw

tyler. >> thank you welcome. i'm tyler mathisen, here is what else is happening. sears es mr.estment advising sears to purr see divestiture of kenmore brand among others it could help liquidity position existing home sales up 1.1%, higher than expected sales rose in the northeast and southwest but fell in the south and the west flix ceo reed hastings made $24 million last year. nice from $2 million in 2016 median employee compensation at that company, more than $183,000 last year. >> as we mentioned ten-year yield approaching 3% level, a level it hasn't hit in four years. dominic chu taking us back. >> a different feel back then. still, we were in a market recovering from the financial crisis let's take a look at key bench mark numbers between then and now. we know where markets stand ten-year note yield 10.9%. january 2014 last time we saw above levels in the ten-year take a look at market milestones and indicators if you will take a look at the overall sector for ten-year note yield and how it compares to what's happening with other parts of the market you take a look at dow

is my lives around here friend tyler. >> a found out there was a school auction. i saw it as an opportunity to get -- to make a difference at the local level we ended up in a six-week campaign. i didn't now reached a new voters for my graduation class. make sure they have enough information. city elections in school board , real voter registration. this is really important. >> thank you so much for talking. >> you finally made it in the home stretch. >> i kind of have to get home. my mom just texted me. [indiscernible] be a voter. >> it has been a week. maybe we should start eating the cake. >> visit studentcam.org. ,onight on c-span's q and a former professional desk of a and his book.hor >> i was always taught about the athletes that use their positions and their platforms. they talk about bill russell and jim brown. it was kind of like a light old -- light bulb. i could bring attention to these different causes just because i'm an athlete. college.e to do it in it has become a part of me. >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span. >> on landmark cases, des moines i

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i didn't know tyler made little league. tyler, get off the field.me is not 'til later. >> it's like a full time job for some of those moms and dads. >> you can't send them on their own? >> what'd i miss? you probably do a double switch and move him to second. >> that's my wife. she knows all the numbers, the stats, baseball, football, that's her >> probably going to drive them all home. >> you got the kids on the field like i like hit the ball. i like cake. >> what's the score? oh, still tied at six. >> she's the overworked mom, trying to get to where she's supposed to be. >> not again. this coach, you should stand in there, you're a bump on a log. >> this reminds me of the time when i played little league for three and a half minutes and i came home my dad did you play left out? i was like -- >> billy, good hustle. good hustle. lot better from up here. >>> don't you want this job title, senior expedition leader. that's what dave briggs is, leading tours all over the world. the last seven years in the canadian arctic doing stuff like this. >> wow. >

. >> lucy hale and tyler posey take the dare.th the armed forces of france and the united kingdom is now under way." (steve) (steve) loud explosions reported in the syrian capital... president trump announces air strikes that are under way. good evening. i'm steve aveson. (vicki) i'm vicki liviakis for pam moore ... cnn's kristen holmes is live in washington with the latest on this breaking story. story.

. >> let's get right to abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler in the newsroom with more on this story. >> you know last week president trump ordered tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from china. today that country retaliated, announcing a $3 billion hit on more than 100 american products, including california goods. the tit for tat maneuvering between two leaders puts california in the cross harriir. >> everybody loses in a trade war. >> reporter: he is talking about california's agriculture and wine industries. china has announced a 15% tariff on exports. the state's wine trade with china is small but growing. reportedly increasing 450% in the past decade. michael says his napa valley winery has been making inroads as asia's appetite for wine is expanding. >> we see china and other asian markets as a great opportunity to grow for future generations. so any type of a tax or tariff hi like this puts us at a disadvantage. >> reporter: almonds, walnuts and pistachios are huge. pistachio growers in the san joaquin valley shipped 140 million pounds to china and hong kong last year, for an

let's go to our sideline reporter, michelle, in the draft room >> thank you, tyler.'m here with daniel and laura from the stevens institute of technology with the first pick in the 2018 stock draft. the stevens tech traders select? >> we're picking facebook. >> she's got the hat on. hold on, facebook, millennials aren't supposed to like facebook >> the crowd likes it. >> the crowd is with you >> that's good to hear >> millennials aren't supposed to -- i thought facebook is out with you kids. >> is it yesterday >> without the 10% >> i think they're picking yesterday. today, that's a hard -- they get today. >> guys, just want to be sure. i heard jim sigh there >> the stock is up already 10% today. and you don't get by the stock until after the close so you missed a lot of the upside already. >> yeah, well, it's confirmed our belief in the analysis you know, we've identified key revenue drivers, such as the mobile growth expansion, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, instagram, what's app and we see those grow throughout the nine-month period. >> you're not worrie

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let's bring in msnbc zerlina maxwell, joe watkinwatkins, and tyler. my saturday morning family. good to see you guys. with a good morning to you all. rick, i'm going to begin with you here. he wants troops to be positioned at the border for quite a period here, at least until he gets the wall. so what is the strategy? do you think this is some sort of negotiating tactic or is this legit we're going to see troops along the board or for who knows how long? >> well, i think it is complete overreaction to a fox news fox and friends story the president watched about a caravan heading to the border and felt he had to react to it. he claimed it was new. he did not. obama and bush did it. they have no mechanism to detain or even come in contact with illegal immigrants. they can provide surveillance and support. and they will do that. i think this is complete overreaction. i'm for securing the border, but this particular action seems like a real waste of time. >> what do you think, zerlina, in terms of this action? is it a game changer for democrats when it comes to border security negot

carolyn tyler joins us with the details. >> reporter: fees on steel and aluminum, beijing is suggesting thei move today is a pressure tactic to force dialogue. california crops are collateral damage in the trade war that pits the u.s. against china. shaun randolph is with the bay area council and an expert on international trade. >> only the first round. >> reporter: china has announced a 15% tariff on wine. california exports to that country are sli but growing. reportedly increasing 450% in the past decade. saying his napa valley wine has been making inroads. >> we see china and other asian markets as a great opportunity to grow for future generations. this puts us at a disadvantage. >> reporter: wine industry is relatively small, almonds walnuts and pistachio are huge. for an estimated $300 million to $500 million in sales. >> we have been increasing an amount we export to china. >> reporr: officials at the port of oakland are also concerned. california producers made up more than half of the producers last year. >> everybody loses in a trade war and that is what we want to avoid fro

tyler says he knows who did it but his lips are staying sealed. his recent bidding war with blue ivy at a charity action. >> 19 for miss blue. >> she's bidding. every painting that came out, you were here her in the audience, i want that. so the audience would laugh and they thought it was funny. i'm like, no, i'm going to teach you a lesson. i'm going to take this painting from you. >> this fierce mama bear, kristen bill, has a movie coming out next weekend. this is a documentary she narra narrates. >> at the premiere, she opted to leave her two little cubs, talking about her daughters. >> got that. >> she left them at home, but for a good reason. >> we have been to see it in a much more child appropriate setting where there weren't a lot of people yelling and cameras so they could just concentrate on everything. >> she's a fiercely protective mama bear. you never see 3-year-old delta and 4-year-old lincoln's faces in a in. but we know they enjoyed their mom's documentary following a research group in china planning to release captive born pandas

>>> and hi, tyler. i'm at the ims spring meeting where the focus is on broad strong economic growth around the world. but rising risks are making the outlook cloudy is this as good as it gets more on the growing trade tensions and what policy makers are saying about all of it coming up on the show. >>> a long rally fading right now. we're at session lows. we're on the floor of the new york stock exchange. interesting, we've got financials leading on a day where the markets overall are lower. >> that's right. we're running out of steam we've been up six of the last eight days in the s&p 500. market leadership is tired you can see it with semi conducto conductors that's weighing on the whole group. smartphones, look at the big names that are up there. consumer staples are a mess. they've been all year. proctor and gamble's upperinrepd pressure the whole sector has been awful all year the market leader, energy stocks up about 10% they've been fabulous this month. they're not really doing anything today tha

and rick tyler, former spokesman for newt gingrich and ted cruz, now an msnbc political analyst.rgue with what's been going on the last few weeks, rick. >> argue with what -- >> argue with what bob corker, the way he described it -- >> no, no, look, i think that nikki haley probably wasn't confused about what she was told and she wasn't uncertain that she would have announced the sanctions because someone said go ahead and do that on a sunday show. but where she was confused is depending on the president not to change his mind. this is the fallout. >> here's what nikki haley had to say yesterday when asked about all this. >> how's your relationship with president trump? >> perfect. >> perfect she said, her relationship with trump is perfect. obviously the reporting is he was angry when he watched her on the sunday shows. you and i have been through this a lot in covering the white house. when people go on sunday shows, they are going with talking points from either the white house chief of staff or the national security adviser. >> there's no question, what she said was clear, it

carolyn tyler joins us with the details. >> reporter: fees on steel and aluminum, beijing is suggesting their move today is a pressure tactic to force dialogue. california crops are collateral damage in the trade war that pits the u.s. against china. shaun randolph is with the bay area council and an expert on international trade. >> only the first round. >> reporter: china has announced a 15% tariff on wine. california exports to that country are slim but growing. reportedly increasing 450% in the past decade. saying his napa valley wine has been making inroads. >> we see china and other asian markets as a great opportunity to grow for future generations. this puts us at a disadvantage. >> reporter: wine industry is relatively small, almonds walnuts and pistachio are huge. for an estimated $300 million to $500 million in sales. >> we have been increasing an amount we export to china. >> reporter: officials at the port of oakland are also concerned. california producers made up more than half of the producers last year. >> everybody loses in a trade war and that is what we want to avoid

jillian: yankees and red sox bringing their rivalry to a boiling point, tyler austin charged the moundcond time been cleared after the shortstop. todd: yankees win. jillian: the yankees padres game after a wild pitch. todd: a padres pitcher was hit, 5 players were ejected in 6-4 rockies win. on the ague game joe kelly built like me, tyler austin big blue. >> pretty rare compared to other sports. kind of entertaining. >> we are not going to fight with janice because we love her and what is coming this weekend? it is 80s. >> we have four seasons in one week, spring, summer, winter. here is the current temperature, 47 in new york city, 47 in chicago. let's show you where we are dealing with the potential for a little bit of wintery weather. look at this, it is coming. heather: our wonderful audio person here. >> live tv. there we go. there is the radar across the upper midwest, you see the winter, a new winter storm moving in from the west bringing snow and rain across the coast and that is potentially what is going to move across country and give us this wintry weather across the norther

faang stock you heard from tyler, they're up and netflix is up a little bit more earlier in the day. those stocks are still in the green most of them almost 1% sector, i like energy has become a market leader but it has been very late in the last few days we got a nice move up in oil today. tech is still up and financials and industrials, these are all the right growth stocks leading the market i want to highlight energy, we have been waiting a long time to show any leadership. these stocks under dramatically perform the rest of the markets. conoco and phillips, the only s&p stocks at a 52-week high it is rare to see these guys move 4% of the day s&p 500 is starting to stick its head up in the last few days >> interesting change to watch bob, thank you >>> we are an hour away from mark zuckerberg testifying on capitol hill our reporters have all the angles have this one covered let's begin with julia boorstin. >> reporter: in just an hour, mark zuckerberg will testify in the hearing room right here in the senate building. there is folks lined up here all day and they're all waiting t

a bunt.. and watch tyler austin slide in to second base...holt.holt and austin start yelling at each other.. you came in late with spikes up! no i didn't.. it was a clean slide! (and technically it was cuz he didn't hit him above the knee.. but that doesn't mean there wasn't gonna be payback). four innings later, red sox reliever joe kelly sends a 98 mile per hour ball into austin's elbow. game on!!! ( darya ) warrior's star klay thompson's "brother" is makes quite a splash in his debut with the oakland a's robbing the dodgers of a home run! bottom of the 6th.. yasiel puig smacks a good one and it looks like a homer.. but wait... trayce channels klay going for a rebound.. leeps up and catches it! for the rest of the game oakland can't be stopped and they beat the dodgers 16 to 6!so glad there's another splash brother in town.. or james as you put it: the splash brother's brother from the same mother! ( darya ) trayce will know he's made it when we refer to klay as "trayce thomspons brother who's plays basketball with the war

against his explosive the lead didn't last long in a loose ball in the home spawning conley figure porch tylerfive. but this was to be hamburg's day and they want it in some style aaron hunt stinging left foot drive giving coach christie and teats his first win and lifting hamburg off bottom. freiburg christiane's tie has never been symbols back at home and his side didn't look like bucking that trend. there were only two minutes on the clock when daniel opened the scoring for the visitors. the same plan made the game save some eighty minutes later substitute divo of ag showing off his skills before looking up and spotting the toughie the midfield is finished wasn't bad either. relief uproot a lot but it was his first win as rules coach it's an important win and we've tracked a direct route well into the thick of that. cat is dead captain solomon kalu may have lost the coin tossing but the ivorian had a reason to celebrate just before the break yet it best that got attempt to clarence turning into the perfect assist. the hosts levelled in the seventy fifth minute another fortunately assists ta

tyler ostend slide spikes up into second. for any player, retaliation.at is it. players ran onto the field to the bench of the bullpen is empty. interestingly enough, thank you giants aaron judge of the pilots was boston's dugout and played peacemaker. one is ejected from the game with tyler ostend and also joe kelly. rockies want iraqis to. the colorado rockies took after the third inning. five ejections in all. he won it six to four. the mets win again. their major league best 10 and one. the final night of the nba regular season. whoever won the nuggets timberwolves game will win a spot in the west. what a classic. regulation not enough. in position to tie, but minnesota holds on to win his first playoff since 2004. second in the nba is over. the houston rockets. take a look at the matchups. warriors against the spurs. blazers, pelicans and thunder against the jazz. the eastern conference playoff raptors wizards, celtics box. the 76ers will play the miami heat and also the cavaliers will draw the indiana pacers. russell westbrook, mr. triple-double ha

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i'm caroline tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 29th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa archer. >> good morning, everyone. hi, there. starting out with live doppler 7 where we're in the same pattern with the system to the north and the scirculation and allowing fr cloud cover and showers. did you notice the wet pavement? we had a few showers and temperatures have been kept up. 47 in santa rosa, 46 in clover dale and clear lake but elsewhere, low to mid 50s. 52 in free monmont and partly cy and temperatures will stay in the 60s while we stay cool at the coast. low to mid 50s and the sunsets before 8:00 and i'll let you know when we'll see temperatures come around to may averages when we see you again. caroline? >> lisa, tank you. >>> breaking news, one man is dead after a crash on 280. it happened around 10:30 last night near the highway 87 interchange. a chp officer found the victim face down in the road way. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the crash closed all lanes of 280 for about two hours. it's uncle

. >> reporter: as the train picked up speed going 20 miles per hour, tyler smashed the glass to the doorcord. when the train continued, he smashed the glass to the opposite door and pulled the cord. >> the conductor shows up and questions me. he asked to pull the cable? and i told him it was me. he asked why i would do that. i told him because the door was open and the train was taking off. i thought this was an emergency. he said to me, " that does not count as an emergency. " i was like are you serious? >> everything was fine, he did not see a recurring problem. >> reporter: a spokesperson says the system is designed so that the open door will prevent the train from taking off. as for the confrontation between tyler and the conductor, about whether or not the open door is an emergency. >> this is a serious situation, the doors not to be open when the trains moving. it's not to operate that way. at that point the train was the accelerated. it's a serious situation, it's one that should be dealt with but not something that we would qualify as an emergency. >> you are kidding? that's craz

many of the tyler supporters believe the doctors gave up too easily. why didn't somebody do something. this corrupt. government full of or know how to. do something. so i think the whole. by the news this morning. by everyone that's gone on really right there by the way today and the fact they wouldn't take them take the little boy you. and i she just. so yeah obviously it's not it is harboring. that that was you support them as a city as. the case attracted international attention with the pope weighing in and inviting his father to the vatican. i wish to repeat and strongly confirm that the only master of life from the beginning until the natural and is god. it is our duty. it is our duty to do everything to nurture life. case has sparked a fierce debate in the u.k. over who should make decisions for a child's health but for hundreds of people in liverpool on saturday it was time to come together and remember an alternate short life. and for some more on this story charlotte children fill from the age of you news to ask is joining me here in the stud

gladiator laid out his shield and gained his wings at two thirty absolutely heartbroken many of the tyler supporters believe the doctors gave up too easily. could somebody do something. corrupt government full of or not. didn't do something. like i'm sorry. i think the whole little bit was softened by the news this morning they've been subsumed by everyone that's gone on really by the by the way today and the fact they wouldn't have to take them with them let me take the little boy you. think is it safe to be called to god i times like this is a shock to me and i was she just. so yeah obviously it's all in harboring a boss but it's share with that that was you support them as a city as. the case attracted international attention with the pope weighing in and inviting father to the vatican. i wish to repeat and strongly confirm that the only master of life from the beginning until the natural and is god. really it is our duty. it is our duty to do everything to nurture life. case has sparked a fierce debate in the u.k. over who should make decisions for a child's health but for hundreds of

tyler beeber, the radio announcer. his brother wrote i don't know what to do or say right now.now one thing is you will always be true mine heart. rip my sweet brother. >> 15 members of the broncos junior team lost their lives. >> the accident sent shock waves through the entire hockey community. >> you have to embrace each and every day, each and every day you are with your -- with your family. you belttter enjoy it. >> nhl teams, paid tribute wearing the team's name, broncos on their jerseys. ♪ ♪ 'o canada we stand on guard for thee ♪ >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >>> new york city fire officials are investigating the cause of a deadly fire at trump tower. an apartment on the 50th floor was destroyed saturday. 67-year-old art dealer, todd brasner died at the hospital. the upper floors of trump tower do not have sprinklers. they're not required in older buildings. >> in northern california, a bed was found this weekend, near the spot where an suv went off a cliff. killing at least five members of a family. an autopsy will determine if it is one of three missi