midway road and nice hustle by shoeless joe from yonkers in the burb. one of four homers for the nats. 8-6 victory. today, mar iowa needing win to seal ncaa at large bid and they'll honor maryland's national title team at that game. that squad had something special. >> it's probably hardest working team in country. one of the hardest working coaches he taught us and molded us to a point where we were just fit so well together. >> there's probably ten teams. so we were special because we had to overcome some things in

midway road and nice hustle by shoeless joe from yonkers in the burb.or the nats. 8-6 victory. today, mar iowa needing win to seal ncaa at large bid and they'll honor maryland's national title team at that game. that squad had something special. >> it's probably hardest working team in country. one of the hardest working coaches he taught us and molded us to a point where we were just fit so well together. >> there's probably ten teams. so we were special because we had to overcome some things in 2001 that took us to a different point as a team making us a little tougher. all that builds into being good enough. >> teams converge in indianapolis on the scouting combine. that's where we may get info on the skins agents. i discussed the skins with with grant paulson and jim lobe a. >> all right. so we are sports season that does not involve redskins yet it's always redskins season here in d.c. >> it seems like this time last we're we were talking about the same things but now there's more on the plate and of course we're talking about free agency mess if y

yonker that runs the commission and chancellor merkel said about 18 months ago, we will welcome as many people across the mediterranean as possible and all can settle in our countries. that has led, i'm sad to say, directly to isis terrorists coming into europe and we've seen a string of the most appalling atrocities. they're in denial over this. they see trump saying, i'm going to make america safe. i'm going to be absolutely careful. i'll put in place extreme vetting to protect american citizens and perhaps because of their own guilt and their own realization of what they have done to their own communities, they label him as the extremist and racist for doing so. i did my best today, neil to stand up and defend his actions. >> neil: did you get invited to speak? how did this all come down? >> it's a bizarre twist. i'm a leader in the group in the european party. i lead the rebels and the euro skeptics. as much as they hate me, they can't stopped me from speaking in these debates. >> neil: you're here. we have a big fight coming up over the next supreme court justice, neil gorsuch has

. >> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his carby police. well, he said, you got me. police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44-caliber killer, a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this ford galaxy from his home to bensonhurst, brooklyn. then police say he went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was a fire hydrant and police had the lead they needed. >> when we get him and i interrogate him my attitude at this time, i want to take him and throw him out the window. this guy was so pathetic. it was like talking to a zucchini. never blinked. constant smile on his face. so after a while i start to feel sorry for the guy. you know, he's -- gone. >> i feel great. i think the people of our city will feel great relief. >> praise the lord. it's over. we're very, very happy. >> that was the first thing we heard this morning. it was fantastic. it was great. >> serial killers tend to be cunning. that allows

it kills about hundred 50 people out of yonkers. steamboat explodes. this was basic commuter -- transportation at the time. >> not only that this was like a , spectator sport. it really matter to people that they were on the fastest boat. >> many were cheering it on. the ones who aren't panicked. t.j.: there were two sets of passengers, the ones that were very excited about the racing and the ones that insisted on being towed behind a barge -- behind the boat. kevin: all of that was reworked. that was ok. all of these people ended up respecting the commodore for fighting to the death on scene ships and rail lines. then you get down to jay gold and big jim fisk. they stepped over the whole bounds. >> that is interesting, you go from this early era of steamboats, which for a lot of business reasons are very competition oriented because they warned that expensive. a small group of people could get together and build one and you could move up between markets. after competing for a while, you could take it somewhere else. one of my favorite examples of that

that's more bobby, that's more yonkers. there's a bit of a ba theda-bi theda-bing. that's the deal.ounting to five. then it's off the table. one. >> a classically trained shakespearian actor, lewis' big break came during a broadway production of "hamlet" that steven spielberg happened to see in 1995. four years later, when tom hanks and spielberg were casting "band of brothers" they flew lewis to l.a. for a mind blower of an audition. >> tom was in the middle of filming "castaway. so tom was barely visible. tom read all the parts. i had really fun hour. the casting director said, well done, damien, that was fantastic, go back to your hotel. i went out and i got absolutely hammered in celebration. i went to bed at 4:00 in the morning. of course i got a call at 8:00. steven spielberg's going to come in and see you with tom. i jumped in the shower and just wept. they gave me the role that day. >> your life changed. >> how would you like to go to boot camp in april? >> while that lead to three emmy and four golden globe nominations over the next 16 years, being one of his generation's l