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Masters means hes going to be dominant again. thats to be determined. hig tiger has won at beth page before, 2002 u.s. open. hes excited to play in a major in front of new york fans once again. >> this week is going to be a lot of fun with the crowds, the excitement that we have had here in the last, what, three events that we have played here. the pairing that im involved in. its going to be just a boat load of fun for all of us. >> eastern conference finals tipping off in milwaukee, the game w...

One of the men managed to escape and called 911. its unclear how long the rescue will take. pete: and the second round of the playoffs of the nba is underway toronto raptors beat the philadelphia 76ers 108-95 taking the first game of that series. and the denver nuggets advanced beating the san antonio spurs in game seven, love game seven in the nba and of course today is a great game between the rockets and warriors the two best player s of the game. griff: well see. and sanctuary in the sunshin...

The pacers had a game high 36 points scored by paul george. erasing an 18 point deficit. tip-in with less than two seconds to play. russell westbrook who recorded his 27th triple dounl of the season missed the would be game winner from beyond dark and pacers go on to beat thunder 108-106 in this one. in college hoops duke star freshman zion williamson returned to the court. he injured his knee latino month. zion went 13 for 13 last night scoring 29 points to lead duke to an 84-72 win. there were...

>> i said thats like looking for a needle in a haystack. however, she mentioned homicide. >> reporter: and thats when mary martino heard about the ring and the double homicide and the fact that nobody else at the company seemed able to help. >> she said she had made several attempts and no one was willing to assist her. >> reporter: so mary martino said shed see what she could do. certainly her company would have taken the order, made the ring, inscribed it "love always, cori and ryan" and shipp...

Over there, and we have a lot of people over there grieving with our families because were so close, a lot of our families are their families, so were mourning with them as well. >> did you see or hear anything with the tornadoes struck? >> ironically, i did not. there was light in the oplicka and i went online and saw the tragedy happening and people who lost family members. >> what can your community do when theres going to be so much that needs to be done? >> in opelika a lot of organizations...

Truth and rightness. when he was asked point blank questions by debbie wasserman schultz, can you corroborate any of this he says no. mark meadows slapped him with a criminal referral halfway through and i am pretty sure he perjured himself when he said he didnt want to position in the white house and when cnn is calling about as a liar it wasnt a good day for michael cohen. rob: the interests of the cable channels in the run-up to the hearing, this is coverage from 7:00 am to 10:00 am yesterday...

Millennials, just out of college, they will tell you many of them that they have more sympathy for socialism than they have for capitalism. that speaks to the state of their education and their lack of historical knowledge. >> martha: i want to get a final thought of you, bill. today would be ronald reagans 108th birthday. what do you think he would have thought if you can go there of the presidents speech last night? >> oh, i thought he would have loved it. the president did a great job. thats ...

♪ >> ed: tonight to remember the life and legacy of president ronald reagan, who would have ed: we are member the life and legacy of ronald reagan who would have been 108 years old today, thanks to the patriots and tom brady president reagans name is synonymous with the right. the author of the president will see you, nice stories and lessons from ronald reagans final years. good evening, peggy. >> reporter: think for having me on tonight. ed: you have a wonderful op-ed at talking about the li...

Because he is delivering on what he said he would do as president. the exit polls from 2016 show the number one reason evangelicals supported him was his commitment to a conservative judiciary. the candidates policies count, not what may be in their past. im a pastor and i can tell you we all have things in our past we hope nobody finds out about. ed: pathway to victory, a devotional, got it on my desk, appreciate you coming in, good luck at the breakfast. the republican party still has the impr...

The exit polls from 2016 show that the number one reason evangelicals supported him was for his commitment to a conservative judiciary. the its the candidates policies that counts, not what may be in their past. ed, im a pastor, i can tell you, we all have things in our past that we hope nobody ever finds out about. we need gods forgiveness. >> ed: pastor robert jeffress, thank you. "pathway to victory," his book, we appreciate you coming in. good luck at the breakfast. >> good to be with you. t...