whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved run here in the playoffs. they did a miraculous job. >> mark: sometimes as a team erik spoelstra gathers his guys, you maxed out. a heck of accomplishment. he's done an outstanding job and so has his >> jeff: i don't think they should -- i think dwyane wade wants to come back but i don't think he's going to give him a bargain this time either. >> mike: they're chanting we want cleveland as it's thrown down. they'll get cleveland starting tuesday night. these fans have waited a long time for this moment. three can't connect. raptors making history in toronto advancing to the franchise's first ever eastern conference final. it's official now. it's the greatest season in raptors' history. >> mike: a long awaited celebration as the two teams exchange handshakes and congratulations. all five starters in double figures led by lowry as wade and lowry exchange pleasantries. the season is over for dwyane wade and the heat. a quick turn-aroun

whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved run here in the playoffs. they did a miraculous job. >> mark: sometimes as a team erik spoelstra gathers his guys, you maxed out. a heck of accomplishment. he's done an outstanding job and so has his team. >> jeff: i don't think they should -- i think dwyane wade wants to come back but i don't think he's going to give him a bargain this time either. >> mike: they're chanting we want cleveland as it's thrown down. they'll get cleveland starting tuesday night. these fans have waited a long time for this moment. three can't connect. raptors making history in toronto advancing to the franchise's first ever eastern conference final. it's official now. it's the greatest season in raptors' history. >> mike: a long awaited celebration as the two teams exchange handshakes and congratulations. all five starters in double figures led by lowry as wade and lowry exchange pleasantries. the season is over for dwyane wade and the heat. a quick turn

and george whiteside, the ceo of urgin virgin galactic. somethingout to face extraordinary that will happen. and i want you to talk to us about that. we are going to have a launch, from a government site activity space and are -- kennedy space center at cape canaveral, launching at wer astronauts on a commercial vehicle. this is a very big deal. how does this come about? >> it is a huge deal. it actually started back in 2003, after we lost columbia. thelong story short, recommendation was made to the president at the time to face out the space shuttle from number of reason. one, we wanted to explore. the shuttle was a low orbiting vehicle. we felt that, as we have worked with industry partners enough, and they were fully capable of providing transportation to cargo and crew, we struck out. we did not invest in commercial crew illicitly. were kind of lukewarm. and president obama provided the impetus. he said we are going to do it. so we started in earnest, and now we are a year and a half away from launching american astronauts from u.s. s

. >> and this is "love stick" by jacob whiteside. we have a great show today don't we, hoda woman? >> we have a fun mother/daughter duo in the house. we're talking about first lady laura bush and her daughter jenna bush hager. >> the badly naughty behaved one. >> they've written a children's book together and it's all about something that they l v about that in a little bit. >> and then we'll get a view of -- and i love to do these things, i'm a looky-lou at homes and things like that. celine dion's florida house is up for sale and cnbc was given exclusive access. i don't want to read because i want to look at this. >> we'll take you inside. apparently there's a water park attached. >> oh, wow. >> what? oh! yeah! >> what? >> the price has been lowered from -- >> don't give it away! >> well, a lot of money. >> it's a lot of coin. >> i think if we all put our money together we might spend one night there. >> is that a movie theater? >> we can watch "titanic" and listen to her own voice. >>> plus, on the heels of prince's death, we're talking abouts will. if you're sitting at home wit

a two-week-old pacific whitesided dolphin catch swimming as longside his dolphin for the first time. >> it looks like anime. >> it is anime, guys. >> born april 18th. rachel's birthday. >> thank you. >> said to be doing great. rachel also said to be doing great. >> rachel, your birthday is really tax day. >> i mean depending -- >> tax day this year. normally the 15th. >> yeah, because it was monday. >> she's very patriotic. >> very patriotic. >> ah. >> thank you, ron. >> love that, paula. >>> but we turn to that growing powerball jackpot. an estimated $415 million now your odds of winning tonight's jackpot might be just 1 in 292 million but lauren lyster joins us from new jersey with a few reasons why you might want to take your chances on buying a ticket. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, paula. that powerball jackpot climbing to one of the largest in history and this is what it takes to set off powerball fever. gone are the days when people got excited about $100 million. now it really does take this to get people running out to buy their lottery tickets. this mornin

andy weir of "the the martian," and george whiteside, ceo of virgin galactic and the spaceship companyall of these people are involved in space in various ways but something extraordinary is going to happen in a year or two, administrator bolden, and i want you to talk to us about it. we're going to have a launch from a government site at kennedy space center or cape canaveral. we're going to launch nasa astronauts to the international space station. but they are going to be launched on a commercial vehicle. >> absolutely. >> this is a very big deal. how did this come about? >> it's a huge deal. and it actually started back in 2003 after we lost "columbia." and long story short, the decision was made -- recommendation was made to the president at the time to phase out of the space shuttle for a number of reasons. one, we wanted to explore. and the shuttle was a low earth orbiting vehicle. but we felt that nasa had worked with our industry partners long enough and that they were fully capable of providing transportation for cargo and crew to low earth orbit. so we struck out. we didn't

. >> and this is "love stick" by jacob whiteside. we have a great show today don't we, hoda woman?en a children's book together and it's all about something that they love very