i bet if you got her here toward watson, she would be loving watson. this is a battle between the old and new. at 144 i go with katie. >> so it was a headline beat. they had some tax advantage. they only reaffirm their guidance and the stock's up. >> huge drag, 3:00 in the morning, all that nonsense, and tony says they're going to miss the second quarter by a number that is so big. when i check the consensus, i didn't get the same consensus. i happen to love tony. tony's smart. >> tony's on the halftime show today about ibm. >> he's the best there is. >> i was going to say, tony -- >> are you doing the five? >> yeah. >> so why don't you put katie on the five. this is how booking is done. this is the anthony bourdain. you put anthony on the five, play her on the 12 and i'll do "mad money." i'll be like the dessert. >> hubert, are you listening? we're back right after this. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked

there's bubba watson and tom watson in his final masters at two over. >>> san antonio visiting golden state. tomorrow the nets are in charlotte. the knicks are in philly. the knicks lost to the hornets by 14. they've lost 5 of the last 6. record stands at 41-48. they've got three games left to avoid another 50-loss season. another rough one. these games left on the schedule, they still need to be played. so knicks will play them. three games knowing you have nothing to look forward to after that. these next couple days is very challenging as athletes to kind of stay strong and close the season out. >>> on ice tonight, the islanders and rangers meet at the garden. they both qualified for the playoffs. this game tonight is about seating which could mean everything once the playoffs do roll around. rangers announcing today dan girardi will miss this game with an upper body injury suffered late in tuesday's win over tampa bay. he's listed as day-to-day. girardi joins captain ryan mcdonagh who's out the rest of the regular season with his own upper body injury. that's two of their top defe

i'm carlos watson and this is point taken. >> hi i'm carlos watson. now young adults face a lot of tough questions, should i go to college, can i afford it and by the way which filter should i use on snapchat. in the coming days a lot of high school seniors are sending deposit slips to college all around the country and they're starting down the road to opportunity and maybe but just maybe t

atie watson, "bbc news."ent: it's open mic and a laugh a minute at this comedy club in montreal. the audience likes political jokes you would think. mention donald trump and nobody cracks a smile? >> what did you think about trump's views on islam, it's scary, isn't it. correspondent: was there ever a point when donald trump made you laugh? >> of course, obviously. he says a lot of ridiculous things, did he ever make me laugh? i have to think. i mean, he makes me cink and he makes -- cringe and he makes me uncomfortable. it's great fodder for comics. in my opinion, it has gone too far. you want to see it end. you don't know if he is getting into power. would you vote for donald trump if he ran for prime minister? >> absolutely not. correspondent: asking random strangers what they think of trump, we decided to do the same. we're doing a piece on donald trump. can you tell me quickly what you think of him? >> i hope he doesn't get elected. correspondent: why? >> no one wants a racist bigot for president, do the

the assistant walking out of court with her husband, donald watson, both out on bail. at her new house, she said nothing. and at her old home we ran into another man. >> just trying to get your side of the story. >> reporter: he positioned his van around the front yard in front of our camera every time we moved. >> go [ bleep ] yourself. go [ bleep ] yourself. >> reporter: the home has boarded up windows and a tarp on the roof because it burned in december. that's where this investigation began. when the power company turned off electricity for firefighters, the lights stayed on. and the fire marshal said that can get dangerous. >> if you think something's secured, and unbeknownst to you, the power is still on, you could get somebody hurt. >> reporter: power line tampering, feeding high-energy appliances including a jacuzzi spa and tanning bed. investigators say the athletic association was also victimized. they say the man in these surveillance pictures is watson, freedhofer's husband, accused of ripping out six golf cart batteries. the damage could cost as much as $6

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that's john watson. what did he have to say? >> hi there, steve. we're here at the lng conference in perth in western australia. we are basically tracking a whole variety of comments out of people here at the conference. a number of lng and also major oil producers. talking about a variety of things, including that price, the weakening oil price resulting in weakening lng prices. chevron, which has some significant businesses here in australia, says it's about 40% more expensive than when they do business in the united states and mexico. you were talking about that opec meeting coming up at the weekend. i spoke to john watson, the chairman and ceo over at chevron about that, asked whether or not he thought that might help put a floor under prices or inflate prices. also, moody's cut the credit rating on chevron just at the end of last week, saying that they expect oil prices to be lower for longer. so i asked him about that as well. take a listen. >> prices are a function of supply and demand. you can get short-term movements that are a function of

katy watson, bbc news, ecuador. katty: on the other side of the world come in japan, tens of thousands of people are also being told to leave their homes because of fears of more earthquakes there. the warning comes after 2 major tremors on thursday and friday. more than 40 people are known to have died and many more are still missing good from japan, robin brant has the story. n: this is what caused the earthquake that have left dozens dead and hundreds of thousands homeless. it's catches for 50 kilometers, full line were experts said the earth move almost two meters. ais was the hardest hit area, massive landslide here sucked away a bridge. rescuers are digging in the vain hope of finding seven people who are still missing. >> the self-defense forces and firefighters are doing their best in regard to the rescue efforts. there are still missing people. we will continue to try our hardest in the search and rescue efforts. robin: these girls should have been in lessons at their school today. instead, it is an emergen

watson in the caribbean, out in california. was at some new restaurant on north broad street to say happy 50th birthday to doctor mike cirigliano. i will just say this to show you how close he was and how flyers and fans and his family. this team has had seven general managers. the guy on the right, who is hold ago this stanley cup, bobby clarke was two of those seven. players were the other three. paul holmgren and ron hextall current general managers. of the seven general managers in their history, four were philadelphia flyers players. being a player for ed snyder meant being a son to ed snyder. >> yeah, yeah. >> good memory there steve. >> doctor mike i'm sure will be in tomorrow to talk about this because he was ed's doctor for years and years and years. >> steve, thank you for that. >> lets go from a statue version of bernie parent to the real man. bernie, i know you were going to come in and be our surprise guest but scheduling did not let that happen. thanks for joining us on the phone. your thoughts, bernie. >> thank y

watson-coleman? mrs. watson-coleman: yes. clerk: ms. watson-coleman says nay. madam chair? madam chair says aye. were 8 ayes and 5 nays. exclude ison to tabled. >> i want to ask that your words be taken down for tha assertion that staff will leak the words. those words should be taken down. accusing our staff of leaking that is not true. those words should be taken down. >> madam chair? ms. blackburn: the staff had asked for the documents to be shared. they were shared before the website, released to the entity. in order to take comments down, they have to be personal in nature. so with that, let us begin with our opening statement. and then, we will receive our first panel of witnesses. as i was beginning earlier, i want to welcome all of our witnesses who are here today. i'm going to introduce each of you later. as we move forward with our testimony on the pricing of fetal tissue, as part of my opening statement, i will present a narrative about the exhibits that today's hearing will discuss. i have said many times that my hope is that both parties can work together on so

the crowd gave watson a huge ovation. just can't keep up with the young guys anymore. he won the masters twice during his career. many guys trying to find a way to slow down jordan speith. stenson posted this picture on instagram with his daughter with the caption, alice told me don't worry about speith, daddy, he will be late for his tee time. speith made his tee time. alice's plan didn't work. beautiful day out here at the masters. a little windy and chilly. hopefully will warm up and we have a great round of golf today. >> there is so much more news ahead. we will turn it over to fred. i want to warn you, political guests have been a little feisty today. >> anything goes. and maybe there is a lot of tension building as we get to the half way point in the primary caucus season. anything goes at masters, too. anything can happen. it has been very windy and that is the surprise and seemingly the ritual of the masters. >> very good point.

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leon: he lost to watson, too. didn't he? put up against watson the ibm computer? jonathan: yes. kimberly: well done! two men who knows almost as doug hill. doug: worry about playing against watson. i'm playing against a groundhog in pennsylvania. he promised it would look like this. i'd take today's weather in a heartbeat over what is coming this way tomorrow. enjoy this, folks. it will change. 53 at the reagan national airport. temperatures below average. the average high is 64 degrees. if you see the numbers in the 40's. low 50's. well below average. that's the beginning of the story because of a cold front headed this way. the first effect felt overnight west and north. actually southwest of metro washington where a freeze warning is in effect from midnight tonight. until 9:00 tomorrow morning. the forecast is pretty straightforward. it will be cold with the increasing cloudiness before sunrise. freeze warning west. 32 to 38 degrees by morning. early in the morning 4:00, 5:00, 5:30. part of the area may see a rain shower or a snowshower. go to the source of the cloudiness. in

watson played his final hole at augusta. >> it's time.. today is moving day. we'll see what all happens today. dechambeau has been really fun to watch. it will be nice to see if he can maintain his composure with all the stress that goes into it and those gusty winds have been driving people crazy. >> for folks just joining us, mcelroy is what you're pulling for. >> because of the league, yes. >> now to the story that's turned from heads this week when this photo was posted online. the soon to be mom said very refuses to let pregnancy to stop her. not everyone thought pulling such a heavyweight was a good idea. >> reporter: good morning, emily breeze is a first-time mom who says working out is her biggest passion. she and her husband were both college athletes and she wants to continue pushing herself at the gym despite some of the recent backlash she's been receiving online. eight months pregnant and she's not slowing down. >> all i do. it's pretty much my life. >> emily breeze, a physical trainer in charlotte, north carolina generating

c >>> first big respect to tom watson.etent tore, a career that began in stanford. second round play by first round leader at 3. his second shot within inches. lead would grow. but here came roy mcilroy. the left to right action, that's your boy. got him to the second place. how about bryson? he's an amateur. he had game at the par 3. hole 12. >> his third bogey on the back nine. the unthinkable at 18. into the crowd. he was having the low round of the day so he reloaded, and he did it again. a triple bogey 7, four shots off the lead. so two of the games heavy weights will be paired up saturday. a one-shot over roy, 171. dennis 0 done necessarily, follow our coverage. wow 14 players within four shots of the lead. >> you know the war yors -- war yours, their defense last night. the turnovers became points the other way. they won it 112-101. as you watch this -- these plays, this was at the expense of number two seed. it's still in play. >> think about the year we had. started 24-0. haven't lost two in a row all year, yet we

watson coleman, you are recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you very much.nk you gentlemen for being here. i want to ask one question, i think it was you, mr. brainard, who said there were only a handful of really bad administrative level people. a lot of others have left. you said there is only a handful. is that 10, 12, 5? mr. brainard: less than 20. i do not know the precise number. only the people i deal with in my world. i don't speak -- strictly as an operations. i don't speak for the office of law enforcement, global strategies, or human capital. there are some different divisions women the t.s.a. -- within t.s.a. i can only speak to what i know. operations has the largest piece of the pie. mrs. watson coleman: i'll pay better attention to your organizational chart because i'm confused where people are located. i will do that. dr. livingston, you wrote in a statement you submitted for the record today, and i quote, today t.s.a. lacks the senior leadership courage to make the necessary changes so that the agency can accomplish its mission. right? mr. l

watson coleman, you are recognized mrs. watson coleman:thank you very much. i want to ask one question, i think it was you, mr. brainard, who said there were only only a handful of really bad administrative level people. a lot of others have left. you said there is only a handful. is that 10, 12, five? mr. brainard: less than 20. don't know the precise number. only the people i deal with in my world. i don't speak -- strictly as an operations. i don't speak for the office of law enforcement, global strategies, or human capital. there are some different divisions women the t.s.a. i can only speak to what i know. operations has the largest piece. mrs. watson coleman: i'll pay bert attention to your organizational chart because i'm confusde where people are located. dr. livingston, you wrote in a statement you submitted for the record today, and i quote, today t.s.a. lacks the senior leadership courage to make the necessary changes so that the agency can accomplish its mission. now in your transcribed interview with committee staff you stated the following about