that's why timmy rules. - yeah. timmy, timmy! [all chanting] timmy! timmy! timmy! - man, it sucks not being part of lollapalabala. - yeah. - hey, dudes. - skylar, what are you doing here? isn't reach for the skylar supposed to play soon? - they booed phil collins off the stage. everyone is chanting for timmy and the lords of the underworld. - oh, so now that they want us you think you can just waltz back into our lives and be in the band again? - i don't expect anything. timmy, i just wanted to say we had some pretty rocking times, dude. and maybe i let fame and phil collins go to my head. - timmy! [distant chanting] timmy! timmy! timmy! - wow, they really are chanting for us. - they want us back. - what do you say, timmy? - timmy. both: all right! - ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, it is my pleasure to introduce the reunion tour of timmy. [cheers and applause] - timmy and the lords of the underworld. [heavy metal music] ♪ timmy! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ timmy! yimmy-yah! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ah, timmy ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy, timmy ♪ - â™

okay, timmy? - timmy! - right, you're timmy. - timmy, labalayah! - [muffled] - i'll tell you why it has to be you, kenny. because your family is poor and therefore has bad oral hygiene, so your teeth are going to fall out someday anyway. if you think about it, you should actually be thanking us. "oh, thank you, guys." you're welcome, kenny. - [muffled] fuck you! - all right, get ready, timmy. - timmy! - hey, guys, what are you doing? - what does it look like we're doing, butters? we need a tooth, so we're using timmy's wheelchair to pull out one of kenny's. - oh, hey, i got a loose tooth right here. together: you what? - [muffled] you what? - timmy! - yep. one of mine came out not two hours ago. - uh, butters, could we have it? - well, heck, no, you can't have it. why, i'm going to stick it under my pillow and get money from the tooth fairy. she gives me 50 cents a tooth. well, i'll see you, fellas. - dude, maybe we don't have to rip a tooth out of kenny's mouth. - yeah, we just have to get butters' tooth. - whoo-hoo! - how we gonna get it from him

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andrew nem heart finding timmy cutting to the hoop. timmy leads the bulldogs with 22 points. they roll 83 $65 to the winner of oregon usc tonight's final game. bay bridge. syriza arizona style today gave kapler of the giants hosting bob melvin and the a's okay. in front one nothing in the fifth when matt olsen did what he's done a lot of this spring, holsten sends a sam selman pitch into orbit and into the right field pavilion number six of the spring for olson two run shot that made it three nothing. the giants of it a few home runs this spring as well, mike, you stream ski off don't jeffries in the fifth? that's them before the spring for your stransky theeighties get nine runs on 12 hits against 10 giant pictures 93, the final day of pick two teams play one more time before the games. start counting for real. a couple of weeks ago, the pros were on this course. that's the famous 17th island green at tpc sawgrass. that's former raider and nfl hall of famer tim brown on the t and a charity tournament sponsored by tim brown, and that's a hole in one something any number of pr

a lot of good guy to leave through timmy all alone in the lane. hits him from the easy hoop, you can't leave anybody open on this team. timmy kicks it out. eight point lead, and we are not even, to the first media timeout. they needed the leading scorer, to keep their heads above water. an ankle breaker. damien jefferson falls down, strolling to the rim. the and one. they are up 10 at the break. now, it is time for the pick and roll, they look unstoppable. two guys in blue collapsed, to me, there for a two-handed slam. had 22. gonzaga roles 83-65. michigan, isaiah liver out to the rest of the tournament with a foot injury but florida state had more turnovers than pepperidge farms. 10 in the first half, brandon jones catches it. breakout there. wolverines in transition. feed the beast. for another flush, michigan up 11 at the break. so can the seminoles shoot their way back into the game? now down just five but put an end to that. the senior guard has gotten to the rack. how about baseball, this family is spending their sunday watching the giants a

, timmy lead gonzaga with 18. gonzaga wins 78 55 st mary's finishes its often interrupted season at 14 and nine, gonzaga will play the winner of the byu pepper nine game in the other semifinal, which is in overtimee in desperate need of a win to keep from getting buried in her funny further. the bottom of the nhl's western division. they needed to go to overtime tonight to get there. the sharks hosting the blues, the number two team in the west and a little emotion early when the game was still scoreless, the blues clifford and the sharks curtis gabriel apparently decided before the game started to the mix it up the first chance they got both got five minute penalties for fighting sharks down 2 to 1 in the third period, but on a power play and putting a crowd in front of the st louis net, logan couture gets the time. hole in the head of the overtime cane shoots got on then just 41 seconds into the ot evander kate and erik karlsson. we're on a breakaway kane beats really who, so the sharks have a 3 to 2 win. they g

andrew never hard finds timmy cutting to the hoops. timmy let the bulldogs with 22. they roll 83 to 65, the a's and giants have one more game to play tomorrow against each other. and then they both start playing for real. on thursday. bay bridge syria's arizona style today, gabe kapler's team hosting bob melvin's oakland in front. one. nothing in the fifth one mad. olsen did what he's done a lot of this spring. olson since the sam selman pitch into orbit and into the right field pavilion number six of the spring for olson, a two run shot that made it three nothing. johnson had a few home runs this spring as well. my kissed rimsky off dalton jeffries in the fifth. that's number four. the spring freest rimsky. he's getting nine runs, though, on 12 hits against 10 giant pictures and win it by a 93 final, not a great statement by u. s men's soccer today in the olympic qualifying in mexico, us against honduras in need of a win us goalie david or choe doesn't clear the ball. louise palma makes him pay or show up, finds the net or palmer that is the u. s and a tuna thing wh

, timmy, lead gonzaga with 18 and things didn't change in the second half. jalen suggs drops into three to put gonzaga by 20 gonzaga wins 78 55 st mary's finishes, its often interrupted season at 14 and nine zakariyah will meet the winner of tonight's byu peppered on game still going on in the other semifinal game? well, the sharks were in desperate need of a win tonight to try to get trying to keep from getting buried any further in the nhl's western division. they got it, but they needed overtime to get that win the sharks hosting the blues, the number two team in the west little emotion early when the game was still scoreless, the blues cop clifford and the sharks curtis gabriel. well, apparently deciding for the game that they would mix it up the first chance they got both got five minute penalties for fighting sharks down 2 to 1 of the third period, but on a power play and putting a crowd in front of the st louis net, logan could tour gets the tying goal. they head to overtime, then just 41 seconds into the ot vander cane and erik karlsson on a breakawa

he sent me all of it, but what -- then my guy says -- i go, "timmy is going to send the money. and then they said, "oh. and then late they go, "you know, it's way more than that 'cause of the auction fees and all the taxes -- and i go - and they go, "tell tim." and i go, "i'm not telling tim." like, i call him, "hey, tim, a couple grand but if you could -- i can meet you on lasiana. no i sort of -- i would hate for him to see this and send me money. this would be horrible, worst case scenario. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm glad. that's very kind of you. that's a really nice outcome and congrats on the show it's really fun to see you be able to tell jokes on tv again thanks very much for being here, dave >> love it, seth, miss you haven't seen you in a while. and take care and keep doing a good show, buddy >> seth: all right, be well. "the netflix after party" is streaming now. we'll be right back with jason mantzoukas ♪ yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schu

good pitch, timmy. so this is a little bit of a hard ball where should it go, then what are you looking for in this stock? >> well, we have to be somewhat realistic here but if it trades with industry pier peers around $15 even dpa the overshoot comes with the you think the energy company, their powers and renewables business is another 35% we're seeing the move back into wind turbines. some of these businesses don't have to trade in line with industry peers they could outperform them you believe in the balance sheet, i think you can be putting a 15 to 16 times multiple on it >> it's time to vote are you buying tim's pitch on ge guy, what do you say >> well, i brought my smart board with me, mel can you read my smart board for the audience >> it says tim brought this power pitch to light underscoring with two exclamation points >> i know that doesn't do anything for you that's a great ge slogan. >> brings good things to life, i know >> i know steve things 21 and 21 that may be too high but i think 18 an

and the man they get their big man 23 points out of drew timmy, who's got the open court moves for a six ft 10 guy. he's gonna work on his weight lifting in the offseason breakaway here turnovers. the problem. look at the perfect path from jalen thugs. to andrew nim hard and he'll score. the runaway is in barking off the inbounds second half here, timmy again, i percentage shot and they try to become the 18 to roll through. the ncaa is in a perfect season. there now, 30 and oh 83 64 is the final. next step they take on the winner of michigan and u c l. a women's empowerment week month continues, and this was no publicity stud by the golden state warriors. last night, they hadn's broadcast, and it wt off to say the least without a hitch in their victory. that's mary murphy, kate scott. get away. oh gu mckay and carrot berks doing the honors of taking the complete broadcast on the radio and great progress. of course in this male dominated field if you missed it last night, they got to call a great game. the warriors behind steph curry wanted and you got to hear a little sampling from k

being late in the second half, drew timmy will back it down. him he's fouled. it counts. he knows that a career best for timmy 30 points. 13 rebounds. 87 70 ones, eggs also on to the sweet 16. i'll tell you what so many sports icons have passed away in the last 12 13 months or so kind of signals the end of a true golden age. in the world of particularly professional sports, and today basketball legend elgin baylor has departed dying of natural causes nothing short of a magnificent hall of fame career with the lakers. 11 time all star get this. he once court 70 and then another game 71 points in a regular season game, also a long time general manager with the clippers after his playing career, and obviously a hall of famer. elgin baylor was 86 years old. of course, hey, never played with baylor, but coach steve kerr of the warriors remembers this nba legend. speak for our organization. when i say just how much respect we had for elgin and his life and his career. what an extraordinary basketball player. what an extraordinary contribution to the game and our condolences go

look at this in the open floor looking drew timmy. he gets a moves for a six ft 10 guy gonna have to work in the weight room toe muscle up a little. another turnover. jalen suggs first round pick in the nba. that's a first round pass right there. on the other end, andrew d marred and they're on their way off to the final four. inbound here second half timmy again., y will take on you seal. hey, the bruise gonna find it a little tougher. 83 64 is your final. everybody's been talking about it for years. finally it's reality 17 regular season games in the nfl. the best news about that on lee. three preseason capes. meanwhile 49ers waiting to see what they do with that number three picks the brain trust john lynch and caution and down in alabama, taking a look at a quarterback by the name of mac jones, who could be one of the guys they're after with that number three pick and get a bit of a shout out to nausea harris local product to was there to help his team. matt jones out no word any further as to what the 49ers a really think. can go

timmy has had quite a tournament in the open court six ft. 10. got some moves and a quick 17 4 lead. you saw it coming? he'll hit the weight room before he gets to the nba. i guarantee you that, and jalen suggs beautiful 18 points. 10 rebounds, eight assists. he's going to the nba for sure. zags like i say, 30 and no. do we have a little time to check this out? some college baseball? the fun was not on the field, although this batter connects for the home run. it's the fan out there that you've got to see making the grab with his old hat with the beer in hand. he did not double fisting hand. he did not double fisting a drop 40 life i don't remember buying these fresh peaches. aah! phil: apologies, serge. my wife, claire, seems to have forgotten that i'm holding office hours for my intro to real estate class here at home. so, when i walked to the laundry room 10 minutes ago in my bra... that was kind of perfect, actually. i had just made a point about how buildings from the early '70s were holding up surprisingly well. so maybe i'll... -yeah. -yea

. >> there are more than timmy and doses of the astrazeneca vaccine in the u.s. -- there are more than -- there are doses of after seneca vaccine in the u.s. -- the company has appealed to administer racial and. why does the president not agree? >> as we have stated a few times, the president priority and focus is on ensuring that the american people are vaccinated. he made some significant announcements last night about the timeline of that. we will have enough doses in our hands i the end of may to ensure that we can make that happen. ashton -- i -- by the end of may to assure that we can make that happen. -- and that we have the ability to provide vaccines to the american public. there are 1400 people that are dying in our country every single day and we need to focus on addressing that. at this time, there have been requests around the world from a number of countries who have requested doses from the united states and we have not provided doses from the united states government to anyone. this is not about europe. this is about our focus and our irony. that's our priority. the pro

timmy's grains have been criticized over their coal to scrap the north stream to gas pipeline the party was a major winner in this month regional elections and is now playing for the project would damage the country's international standing but a member of the road in christian democratic union told us that energy imports need to be diversified. the greens are more or less an arm of the u.s. internationalist elite. they've been they've done that for a while they are more or less completely. following the u.s. strategy they are not looking after germany their party that have in their mind and their program basically to abolish germany and you can see that on all fronts and so they point towards ukraine and we should look for german interests 1st we should look for european interests 1st and it's very worthwhile and good for europe and for germany to diversify its energy sources and not to be dependent on one direction because if you're dependent on one direction almost looks like mafia tactics you take away the the the activity and then you provide the stuff yourself and of course it's g

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former fannie mae ceo timmy opelousas will be our guest. and, mark carney, a key player in this year's global climate talks says controlling climate change needs to be the organizing principle behind every decision. first, let's take a look of the markets. i left the s&p out because there is not much movement on the benchmark index. we have a 1% gain on the nasdaq. more than 143 points. you can see the 30 year yield right now, moving up three basis points. we have a lot of movement to the upside in yields on the long end , and movement to the downside in yields at the short end. new york screwed down 1.1%. bitcoin down another 1.3% after falling yesterday to $55,000. after making that 61,000 dollar plus record over the weekend has been selling off throughout the trading week. as far as the year since the pandemic began, it has been over 12 months since we started fighting covid. the fed meeting tomorrow will show if current signs of recovery will change where the fed stands. joining us is anne mathias, strategist at vanguard. thank you for

callie, timmy his reaction is a normal reaction. o, i just want to play with him. as a child, being constrained by a mask, it's tough for any child. how does this make your family feel that apparently you're not going to be able to travel under certain circumstances. i guess there will be an exemption coming forward by the federal government in some period of time for cases like this. are you supposed to not travel on a plane? >> not traveling for us is not an option. cameron is from utah and i am from arkansas. our families live on opposite sides of the country. that's why he was there the first place. we have actually flown spirit pretty much every single time that we have flown because it was inexpensive. kids friendly. and they never had an issue with his mask. we went to las vegas twice last year. >> orlando as well. >> it took him to nasa. we all were a mask. was safe. but carter can't. not traveling didn't even cross my mind ever until this whole issue. >> laura: let me understand. cameron, or other passengers complaining to your knowledge? >> there was a lo

callie, timmy his reaction is a normal reaction. as a child, being constrained by a mask, it's tough for any child. how does this make your family feel that apparently you're not going to be able to travel under certain circumstances. i guess there will be an exemption coming forward by the federal government in some period of time for cases like this. are you supposed to not travel on a plane? >> not traveling for us is not an option. cameron is from utah and i am from arkansas. our families live on opposite sides of the country. that's why he was there the first place. we have actually flown spirit pretty much every single time that we have flown because it was inexpensive. kid friendly. and they never had an issue with his mask. we went to las vegas twice last year. >> orlando as well. >> it took him to nasa. we all were a mask. everyone was safe. but carter can't. not traveling didn't even cross my mind ever until this whole issue. >> laura: let me understand. cameron, or other passengers complaining to your knowledge? >> there

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timmy, i need some help. >> i'll try. >> let me do this right now. >> okay. >> talk about not believing the fed. i want to go at this thing real quickly here i have the s&p go back to, i don't know what you want to call it. september. the ten-year with 6 basis points. - with 66 basis points the s&p 3300, call it. over that time the market is up 3962 that's even today. and i got the ten-year at 162. so the market's gone straight up what's my percentage return on that time period, got about 600 points i don't like to do math live on national television. >> so 660 on -- right, 660 on 3300 is roughly 20%. >> okay. so 20% up while the ten-year has gone up, you tell me the market doesn't believe the feds i think they believe the fed lock, stock and barrel if you look what has happened to yields and then powell came forward and said this is not a big deal, it's what we expected, an the market kept going up from that march 3rd moment. so i guess i would question one of the premises, melissa, i think the market believes the fed. i think powell, maybe he's won this round against the market. the m

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there was bit more of a breeze in the end this time of the year so more showers around the great around timmy's a few thought less around to these and of course a central america away from billie's down to panama as increasing like to be cloudy with outbreaks of light ish rain in south america the heaviest showers are probably going to be around about ecuador. a lot of the stories that we cover are highly complex so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as al-jazeera correspondents that's what we strive to do. the city of minneapolis agreed to a $27000000.00 settlement in the death of george floyd his death sparked global protests against racial injustice. we have to show that george to our life matters by actions. hello and o'clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a warning that brazil is headed in the wrong direction and struggling to contain kevin.

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timmy will back it down what i called crafty with that shot. he and his hu man true. he had 30. that's a career best to go with his 13 rebounds. 87 71 zags. there's still perfect and also moving on to the sweet 16. you think about it in this past year alone so many icons of sport had passed away and it kind of signals the end of a real golden age of athletics. the latest, the great elgin baylor departing, he dies of natural causes today at the age of 86, nothing short of a magnificent hall of fame career for elgin with the lakers and 11 time all star he scored in a regular season game one time 70 points. another 71. but it was also a long time general manager later after his playing career with the clippers, and, of course, although he never played with the great elgin baylor, where's coach steve kerr remembers this nba legend today. speak for our organization. uh when? when i say just how much respect we had for elgin and his life and his career. what an extraordinary basketball player. what an extraordinary contribution to the game and our condolences go to his friends and fam

from my perspective, you know, timmy, it is about just getting out there, putting one foot in front of the other and trying to make things better for people. just hard-working people. people get up every morning and want to figure out how to put food on the table for their kids and have really room, being able to make sure they go to bed, not staring at the ceiling wondering what happens if mom gets sick or died get sick without health insurance. these are basic things. basic things. , and i am of the view that the vast majority of people, including registered republicans by and large, share that same view, that same sense of what is appropriate. justin? bloomberg. >> thank you, mr. president. i wanted to talk about your relationship with china now that you've been in office a couple of months. there was a meeting in alaska that was a little theatrical, and there are continued human rights abuses. are you more likely than you were when you came into office to maintain tariffs on china? are you considering banning imports of flavored products? would you consider cutting off u.s. investm

two guys with blue collapse on him and timmy there for the two- headed slam and 22 points and gonzaga roles 83-65. michigan's isaiah out the rest of the tournament with foot injury and florida state had more turnovers than pepperidge farm in 10 in the first half alone. he cashes in and break it out. the wolverines and transition and john's for another flush in michigan up 11 at the break and the seminoles will they took their way back into the game and florida state down 5 but smith put an end to that and the senior guard gets back to the reconciled and michigan pushed the lead to double digits and they win 76-58 to advance in the elite eight for the second time in four years. and how about baseball? the family spending their sunday watching and up 5 and oakland's matt olson will hang up and the solo blast also hitting 319 and this time with 6 home runs in the bottom of the inning. and he did an interview and called the length of his fourth home run and they go on to win the game nine manis three and opening day is just four days away. how about golf? they face-off in the matchplay fi

timmy hi, tammy, um does samuel powell's descriptions? same up house description sound great. did he also describe the other washington family members who are present during that their visit? yes, he does and i meant to bring that up earlier bush rod washington comes to mount vernon to dine with them with his wife at that point. he briefly mentioned that the grandchildren are there and then actually they go to the ruins of belvoir plantation washington brings them to see the ruins. and if you're a virginian you might recognize the name belfar is now fort belvoir and that's where some of george's best friends in his early life lived george williams and sally fairfax. so samuel brings up the visiting the ruins. he doesn't talk about the fact that it's that it's george williams and sally's house, but i think that's kind of a cool. thing for washington to do it's very personal. it's a very glimpse into his life and then actually the other relatives that he brings up are not at mount vernon, but when they are down going down to westover, they stop in fredericksburg and they have di

the emphasis is going to be part of a larger rebranding process with emphasis on choreography which timmy indicates they never watched nfl cheerleaders dance. katie, your thoughts. >> i don't know much about being a cheerleader. i know that i was a volleyball player and a basketball player but i was always a little bit jealous of the cheerleaders. in terms of the overall attitude in sports, the way the nfl has changed, it seems like the political correctness seems to be killing a lot of joy when it comes to the game including the cheerleaders. i would defer to you, emily, on the expertise of how this should move forward. >> emily: tyrus, your thoughts. you played football from the other side of the field. >> tyrus: i agree with you. if they are bringing in male to your leaders and they are taking jobs. that's unfair. you should give them a raise. use the term dancing athletes and hire more cheerleaders. do things like that. not necessarily say okay, we're going to change it. seems like they are sidestepping the issue. decent pay and opportunity to grow. >> emily: in that culture, so many

gonzaga moving one step closer to an undefeated season blowing out usc behind the strong play of drew timmy. >> something happened to one of the referees >> early on, a scary scene referee burt smith collapsing on the court. he was taken off by stretcher, but thankfully did not need to be hospitalized. back on the floor, gonzaga's incredible chemistry securing their spot in the final four meanwhile in the women's elite eight taking center stage, number one south carolina dominating texas >> goes to the left, up, and in the gamecocks building a big lead and never looking back. >> drop it's off for henderson >> and a slug fest between stanford and louisville. rolling early. >> knocks down another three >> but top seeded stanford found their lead >> william launches in a bomb >> i hope we get to stay and play two more games. >> a fitting finale with all eyes now on the final four >> if you had a bracket that included these four teams, ucla, we're talking about you, then i would recommend that you pick a long shot on the nasdaq because you're either really good or incredibly lucky stephanie, my

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timmy, there is some risk on the horizon. the market is taking this news of the block trade volatility very much in stride. juliette: that was mark in singapore for us. you can follow mark and his team on his live blog. let's go to new york now and get the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: china will announce sanctions against canadian officials. they are prohibited from entering mainland china and macau. tensions between china and western countries have flared over forced labor. the vaccines will be produced by a joint venture between sinopharm and abu dhabi based company. they are digging up parts of the suez canal to help dislodge that container ship. they managed to bug the ship by nearly 30 meters on tuesday. more than 45--- 450 ships are backed up at the canal. 410 protesters were killed by the military over the weekend in myanmar. according to a pro-democracy group, the debt includes several children. this -- sparked condemnation from many governemtns around the globe. -- governments around the globe. global n

timmy, that's unprecedented, have you released someone into the country without a notice to appear? >> john: didn't think that there was a chance that those people were going to show up at an office to say i'm in the country illegally and i need a court date. do you have any confidence that that will happen? >> no, and he's exactly right. he is a border town congressman. but the border patrol is overwhelmed, they can process these individuals quick enough, they want to just release them into our state and it is shameful and that affects the southern border towns you were talking to the mayor's earlier, they are overwhelmed with this and now it's reaching even further inland, now going to dallas, midland, eventually will be in kentucky and ohio because you just can't control the mall and border control can't control them all but this is about one party rule, this is about hr one, this is about votes in the future and he should be ashamed of himself. i'm going down there next week with the texas delegation and i would invite president biden and kamala harris to come down and let's lis

the same way you and i do through savings plans, in public or private benefit plans, as senator timmy mentioned, the firefighters or teachers. or my plan, the teachers insurance and annuity association. we all need a piece of diversified, well-managed, professional accounts. thank you very much. sen. brown: thank you. please proceed for five minutes. >> good morning. thank you members of the committee for inviting me to testify today. i am the executive director of the milliken institute center for financial markets. i had the pleasure of serving on the staff. i also served as a visiting academic scholar, senior financial economist, commissioner and acting chairman of securities and exchange commission. i am glad you called this hearing today on the state of retail investing. as we have heard, on the one hand, retail investors have never had it that are. they enjoy more choices and face lower cost when investing their hard earned savings than ever before. they can invest directly through brokerage accounts, and competition has led to commission free trading. competition among exchange

behind the strong play of sophomore drew timmy. >> you've got to be careful, kevin, something happened to one of the referees. >> early on, a scary scene, referee burt smith collapsing on the court, medical personnel rushing to help. smith was taken out on a stretcher but thankfully did not need to be hospitalized. back on the floor, gonzaga's incredible chemistry, securing their spot in the final four. meanwhile, in the women's elite eight, taking center stage in the lone star state, number 1 south carolina, dominating texas. >> goes to the flip up and in! the gamecocks building a big lead and never looking back. >> drops it off for henderson. >> closing out the night, a slug fest between stanford and louisville. louisville was rolling early. >> smith lines it up and knocks down another 3. >> but top seeded stanford found their groove late. >> williams launches in a bomb! >> i'm just so happy we get to stay here and hopefully play two more games. i want two more games for the team. >> reporter: a fitting finale with all eyes now only final four. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news. >

timmy -- to me where is the kind of thinking these people have? is it embarrassing to ask these people something like a question like that? to meet is so confusing. -- to me it is so confusing. how can there reality be so far out there and yet they think this is their reality? this is how they exist and how they believe and they live their life. host: you are asking should we as hosts ask people about what? why they believe what they believe? caller: basically yes. how is it possible for them to be believing that way or thinking that way or behaving that way? host: if you watch this program with some regularity, the purpose is to hear from viewers and callers. the purpose is to hear from you, the viewers of this program. we are facilitators of conversation. sometimes, like i'm doing with you now, it involves asking questions and having a back and forth. if we all had back-and-forth conversations with every caller it makes it difficult to get a fair amount in. i understand your question and appreciated. victoria and minnesota -- tory, minnesota. je

and in the meantime, my uncle timmy was also sick in his home, and he never got to stay in the hospital. he became suck, and there were -- he became sick, and there were two times that had to be stabilized at the hospital, but he was sent back home. and also my aunt carolyn was sick. she had mild symptoms at first, but then she had to be rushed to the hospital. and from there my dad can tell you a lot more about the details about their hospitalizations because he took care of those, but basically it was a nightmare of having to deal with it. pete: sounds like it. we hear about the nursing homes. these are group homes for folks with intellectual challenges, and covid patients were put in there too. >> well, yeah. they contracted it probably, you know, we were worried about the staff going in and out, and they add an a.m. and p.m. staff. so, or you know, we were concerned when someone in annabelle's house got sick. and, lo and behold, kenny was the first one to contract it. the confusing part to me is that they didn't isolate and keep him away from the other patients. and it seems like th