new at midday, a car crashes into a home in northwest d.c. after a children are left alone inside it. we have new information ons the conditf the children. npr reaction froident trump and his administration on robert mueller's final report. he tweets, no collusion, no obstruction, complete and total exoneration. >> i think democrats and the liberal immediamedia owe the pr and they owe the american people an apology. >> we arelso hear iing from lawmakers who are not satisfied with the information that has been released. and we've got some nice temperatures out there right now. but rain on the way to our area.

we'll time it out for you this afternoon coming up. good morning and welcome to news 4 midday. >> we begin with that scary situation in northwest d.c. a car with children insito it crashed home. >> amy cho joins us live with more on how this happened. some inedible video behind you, amy. >> yeah, this isust a terrifying story and a reminder for all drivers to pay attent n attention. d.c. police say two young boys were inside that car as it rolled backwardsown a hill and me crashing into this house. now according to police, the mother of those two young boys had just parked her car at the top of hill. she hadpparently ran inside to grab b something quickly and left her two boys in the car, but that mom also accidentally left the car in gear. now when that mom realized her mistake, police say she told her

sons to turn the car off, but they instead put the car in neutral and that's when it d rolled backwarn the hill. you can only imagine how terrifying. that must have be such a long and steep ways to police s mom tried to tgo. chase the car and fell. apparently a neighbor saw what was happening and tried to jump inside the car and stop it, but it was moving too fast. now the car eventually crashed into the living room of this house here. two people were home a the time. a mom and her son. the son said he was asleep when the crash happened i feel bad for them. because they just had like an every day mistake and it turned out to be as bad as possible. i'm glad the kids are okay. if we were anywhere in the kitchen or living room b it coud han bad. i'm glad i'm a late sleeper basically. tell your family you love them all the time. you never know what can happen i guess, that's the main message. >> now police tell me the go two kids and their mother here taken

to tospital. thankfully, it sounds like everybody is going to be okay, but u this house has been condemned as you can see there. inspectors are worried the house could collapse so the young man you just heard s froms they have to figure out where their family will live. >> incredible. thank you so much, aimee. vindicated. that's the message from president trump and the white hoe after theustice department released a summary of's russia investigation. > but democrats and some republicans want to see mule es's original evidence and interviews. tracieotts explains why. >> mesh is the greatest place on earth. >> reporter: president trump declaring victory as he arrived at the white house from florida. >> this was an illegal takedown that failed. and hopefully, somebody's going to be looking at the other side so it's completeexoneration, no

collusion, no obstruction. >> reporter: not chaexactly. acco general's summary, the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian s government, bpecial counsel robert mueller found evidence on bothides of whether the president obstructed justice. attorney general william barr decided not the pursue it. >> we would like to have attorney general barr come before the house judiciary committee. >> reporter: democrats argue barr, who had iccred the investigation, is not a neutral observer and it could be an ininterpreter ration of facts. >> it is imperativehey release the full report. >> reporter: republicans have their own republicans for wan wantsing the rep lt reelised. 's see the fisa applications. this is an o extraordinary u government surveillance power. >> reporter: analyze iing the

investigation, just beginning. and we're hearing reaction from russia this morning saying the original c hrge of collusion no basis. they are arguing there's nothing new here. say iing that this investigatio was the equivalent of trying to find a bla cat in a darkroom. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. savannah guthrie approached the issue of releasing muller's full report with with sarah >> now she asked whether president trump would waive executive privilege so the report can be made public. >> that's a determination begin that the attorney genehol and white counsel's office would have to make because they want to protect individual americans and theyecant to prthe office of the presidency. this is something frankly thaav should never happened. this is a two-year waste ofay ta time and dollars. >> now sanders also said the results of the investigation were a complete exoneration of

the president. we could hear from the president again today. he's hosting israeli prime ministerja bn netanyahu at the white house in a few minutes. this is netanyahu leaving israel yesterday. he and t president are oliccted to discuss involving syria and iran today. netanyahu will then fly straight back to israel cutting his trip short because of a rocket attack near tel aviv thismorning. the president has drawn criticism for his decisions concerning israel. just week ago, he broke with decades of u.s. policy and tweeted the u.s. should recognize israel's sovereignty over the goalen heights. can we take a moment to turn our attention to the weather. 62 degrees. lauren, that's really something we want to talk about. >> hey, not bad out there, guys. gee sun has decided to stick around a while l we still have some showers out there, but they've held off to the north and west and with this march sun, it's allowed our temperatures to come on up.

of course i had the move the em up because i just updated the p and didn't get the temperatures in the 60s. so expect them to be in the low 60s through noon andrn early afn hours. we still have sprinkles oulithe there ant showers. once we get the light showers in here, just the middle part to the end of the aftnoon and through the evening, the temperature will drop then drop a little bit tonight. so again, aew sprinkles to the northwe and . here they are year here, but if i widen out the view, more rain coming. we're going to see light showers throughout the afternoon and ooempk. we'll time it out for you. got a nats game tonight. first pitch goes on, so that's coming up in about 15 minutes. thanks. dwin maryland, the frederic county sheriff's office is investigate iing a deadly shoot in fur monte. >> the man was kill ed there there. nicole. >> there wn't much police could tell us this morning

because they say that the investigation is in its veryy earlstages, but i can tell you police swarmed this area. it was early in the overnight hours around 1:30 a.m. a police lieutenant says they received a call reporting a man with a gun here on san spring lane. at this point, it is unclear if the man knew theeople inside the home or exactly why he was here, but when he encountered police, this is what happened. >> police, sheriff's office, maryland police all sponded. subsequently, they did encounter the subject out of a residence and they were involved in an officer involved shooting and we have one adult male deceased. >> at the point, police are not identifying the man or police officer who shot him, but thece of is an administrative leave pending the outcome of the

investigation. back to you. >> nicole, thank you. zblnc ng> the man accused of kil lieutenant richard collins will not face the death penalty. he was stabbed to death last may while visiting friet s at the yu maryland. the fbi did not find enough evidence to charge the man with a federal hate crime for the killing. some federal hat crimes make a defendant eligible for execution. he is still facing state charges in maryland for first degree murder and committing a hate crime resulting in death. the maximum penalty, life in prison without parole. plus 20 years. unanswered questions main about a double pedestrian accident in monte dpomry county. a woman with the rockville fire department hit two people over theth weekend. happened saturday night on beale avenue when aet chevr assigned to the fire department hit both victims. a threatening injuries.

a man had minor injuries. not clear if the woman with the epartment was on an emergency call. she was not hurt finally relief on the way. d.c. and alexandria, both kicking off pothole repair blitz campaigns today. this has been one of thes orst seasonr potholes. in the past year, the district says they've seen the number of complaints triple. c. will kick off its 11th annualothole pluz sa also while launching a streetscape project. it aims to make district roads safer by 2024. a new hero in charles county to tel you about. i believe we have some images as theheff's deputy there rescued a bald eagle. a viewer sent some video in this morning. some of us he seenit. we can tell you, it'y pre

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you know eagle we were telling you about? there it is. charles county is where it happened. this is se video taken as a sheriff's deputy rescued a bald eagle. >> wow. >> a viewerent this video to us this morning. don't know what happened tfthe eagle, i it was injured. we know this deputy was kind of being very gentle wh trying to rescue this bird. we'll find out more about this.

>> hoping we'll have a happy outcome because the one at the metro last week. >> didn't make it. >> yeah. we are getting a look at new video of a rescue at sea. more than two dozen people sent to the hospital after cruise ship with 1300 on board suffered engine failure then was hit by severe weather. >> inkrcredible. can't imagine having to go there this and now investigators are trying to figure out why it set sail despite storm warnings. kier simmons has the story in norway. >> reporter: a a daring rescue operation. helicopters in high winds pulling people from a ship. jerked off the deck. we're out here and the helicopter is over here. the wind is blowing like. cra >> reporter: bareryon anders's wife filmed.

below deck, furniture and people were thrown around. here, a woman narrowl avoids a chair only to be hit by falling debris. the andersons from washington state say water was flooding in. >> it plu through. >>. >> reporter: the waves just crashed over you. and becca from new hampshire ght she would drown. >> we got ocean in our mouth. we thought it wasit. the ship was tilted. >> reporter: victor and gina from california phoned. home you called your family from the boat to say, something's going wrong. how did they respond? >> they're panicking. crying. i said when we hit land, we'll call you. oe reporter: what was the call like when you got to land? thankfully, the viking sky is back i harbor, everyone is safe with stories to tell andoday,

norway has launched an investigation as to why this ship heade into a storm know thag a storm was coming partly because norway has had to pay for the entire rescue operation, but i was distraught meeting those passengers by how positive they were after such a terrifying experience. kier simmons, nbc news, norway. > a proposal to ban virfrnia driver holding cell phones while driving may get a second chance. aaa asked ralph northam to amend the ban on all roads. he has a midnight tuesday deadline to sign, veto or seek to amend the bill. lawmakers will return april 3rd to take up the amendments. it's already illegal to text or e-mail while driving in virginia. joran town university's former tennis coach is one of a dozen people due in court today.

nbc's miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: this morning, facing a judge 12 peoplamed inle the c admission scandal set to appear in federal court today. each charged with conspiracy to commitck eteering, among them, testdm ainistrators and employees of a private college counseling service. it's founder accused of bribing test proctors and college coaches get well off kids into topschools. six coaches and senior director will appear. one of them, georgetown's form er head tereis coach, who rtedly once changed first lady michelle obama and her daughter, malia, resigning over the weekend from the university of rhode island where he had osen coaching. utors say while at georgetown, he accepted bribes

totalling more than 2.7 milli$2n to designate 12 applicants as recruits for the tennis team. as comes after lori loughlin appeared to get support on saturday. >> a loving family sticks together nowh matte. through the hard timt they supporeach other. >> loughlin, best known for his role as aunt hecky ander fashion designer husband, have en accused of paying half a million dollars in bribe to get their two daughters, olivia and isabella, into usc. >> hre future with the ot remains uncertain. her two daughters are still enrolled at the school according to usc. dr. dre appearing to take aob parents involved in the scandal with an instagram post bragging that his daughter got ak sechted into usc on her own, no jail time. that pos later deleted after it

came out that dr. d rerks and record producer donated $70 million to the school in 2013. he has not responded to a for bcmment. miguel almaguer, news. >> lori loughlin and felicity huffman are not in court today. they're due back next month. n today, the washingto capitals will celebrate at the whougs, but the star goalie won't be with them. he won'tse celebrate becau he wants to stay true to his he cited his support of the lgbt communityof as onhe pack tors. march madness continues for two virginia schools. uva took care ofusiness against oklahoma, 63-51 over the weekend. they're movingn to louseville, kentucky. hokies also march on. they advance f to thest sweet 16 in 52 years.ho

es will play duke right here in d.c. on friday. unfortunately, the rams were beaten by the universy of central florida friday night it was a tight match v up. >> these things happen. universityf maryland fell to ulu knocking them out of that tournament. thougis some good news the lady interpreteterps. >> made it to the second round. here's a look at them in practice yesterday. they beat rad ford on saturday, to today's game will be last for number 34az frier. she couldn't play on senr day pcause of a sprained ankle, but today, she will tade in her final home game. >> go biasiana. another option for watchiin watchingg your favorite

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of polllation. >> alergists say weeds like saltd brush, russian thistle or tum uable weeds can also be the culprits. overthe counter treatment can help, but there's a number of hacks to help yourself at home including -- >> i always tell me patients when they go home, take a shower then put their belongings into the clothes the door on to their bed. these are small hacks that will make a difference. >> vacuum your carpet. clean your bedroom. you spend a lot of time here. and dust youreiling fan. your furry friends can also bring in pollen from outside. consider giving them a rinse after play ng the park because allergens can stick to their fur. it's all about identifying what you are allergic to. if it continues to be b this

season, there's anale shot. >> can't wait forral rer ji season to be over. , yes. and you know, those beautiful cherry trees, they're going to make you sick, too. even though you're going to love to be around them. they'll rea pique bloom next week and looking like a postcard at the title basin. folks were out on the paddle boats oveen the weekend ying the warm ertieather. the al parks service says the treat will hit pique bloom from april 3rd through 6th. >> seems like they may have hit the mark with those dates. we'll have a nice littleofurge warmth the next several days. >> the temperatures will drop a little bit towerrow. e gotten extra sunshine out there today. i don't know if you've noticedat i think everybody's noticed. i thought maybe clouds, they've had showers, but temperatures popped up into the low 60s. we're going to dip a little bit tomorrow then we'll start smooth sailingo all the wayout saturday with temperatures back into 70s by the time we head

into saturday. so looking good for that. so you'r right. i think they nailed these dates. first ek in april is going to be the pique time. puffy white stage. s they're atge three right now, the cherry blossoms. they achieved that over the weekend. which is the extex of the florets. we'll continue to wait for them to actually bloom of course again first week of april. righe. now, lit grail out th the sun has gone away and we're going to look at more gray skies and more showers as we head into later today. i would say late afternoon srough the evening, thahe best time we're going to see them around d.c. we're dry tomorrow, but we're breezy and much cooler. chilly start, then thursday, warm as well. temperatures now, it is not bad whatsoever. 50s and low 60s.u n shed that jacket and if you're headed out to nats park, just know we will ve light occasional showers around. first pitch is at 5:05 t fors game against the yankees. soag n, it's hard the say

whether they're going to go ahead with this game. i think they will. but also, it's a first game. an exhibition game, n so sure if they're going to want to get on the field with just a few light showers. you can see some starting to move to the west of i-81. they'll move over the blue ridge mo mountains. again, expect it late through the afternoon and into the evening. so mainly northwest getting it right now. about 3:30, thenree'll see it through. maybe a quarter of an inch of rain and that's going to be the high side of it. it's out of here then the clouds clear really quickly a we go through your tuesday. looking a lot better on tuesday. temperatures today in the low 60s and again, periods of rain later on this afternoon. we'll talk about tuesday, b o about the res this week and show you those temperaekres for the d coming up. >> all right, thank you. right now, health officials are taking a look at the safety of breast implants. hear from a w group of women say that the issue should have been taken up sooner. , president trump calls

the mueller report a total exoneration, but still faces several investigations by congress. we'reoing to look

k. welcome b at 11:30 and back now to the special counsel's investigation no complete. investigators did not establish that the trump campaign conspired with russia, but democrats say legal cloud still hangs over president trump's administration. so what's the mex move? halle jacon has more. >> reporter: one of the big democratic deman this morning, put the attorney general in the spotlight soon. >> attorney general of the united states must be required to come and testify before congress. instead of justub stting a ur-page memo on what happened. >> democrati congressman jerry

nadley t heads judiciary committee. >> would you be willing to use subpoena powers if snes. >> sure, i would hope it wouldn't be necessary. we also want to she full report and if necessary, we'll use subpoena power to get that, too. >> temperature from the ag is not the only thing democrats want. in the interest of transparency, entire looking for the report written by robert mueller. which barr only summarized. >> time to make the entire report public. that's justice worthy of this building. >> those documents are -- >> while the investigation may be over, others are not. the president is face l multiple state and federalveinvestigatios including by the southern district of new york. frl prosecutors in d.c. and the

nornlg attorney general's office examining are tmp inaugural committee, organization and possible campaign finance violations involving michael cohen and hush money payments. on capitol hill, there are at least four congressional investigations including a potential abuses of power by the president and that number is likely to grow. rmer fbi director, james comey, tweeting this ige w hith the caption, so many questions. senator lindsey graham responding, hinting at a closer look at what went into the mueller investigation, writing agree more. see you soon. >> as for democrats, keep in mind nancy pelosi made news twh weeks ago she publicly tamped down talk of impeachment. she said the process is so divisive for the country thatpp sheed it unless there's information so compelling both parties agree it is necessary. in just under 30 ttminutes, urgh high schoolers are expected to walk out in protest after the verdict in the to rose case. the jury acquitted the former

officer u for the 2018 shooting of the 17-year-old unarmed black teen. the shooting was caught on video nd shows rose and his friend running from police. the teen was shot in the back,b and side of his face. russfield says the car matched the description of a shoot iing nearby. he said he shot because o was tryingliminate a threat made against him. >> i'm angry, but i'm not, it hurt ts more than anything. >> after the verdict, his attorney's office was shot up. meanwhile, protesters that is say they have a commitment to keep fighting and remembering the honor student and son kill ed at the hands of police. today, forhe first time in years, the federal food and drug administration is hearing arguments on the safety pl breast imants. >> main focus is a type of limb foe m cancer. the world health organization says the cancer is linked to textured breast implants.

kristen dahlgren said they spoke with a group of survivors who say they made them sick. gun.e're the smoking >> are there a lot of womenut there who have this and don't know right now? >> oh, absolutely. >> without a doubt. >> now the f says the cancer may be as frequent as one in 3,000. although aus australia found it as common as 1 in 1,000. doctors say it's important for women who he these implants to self-monitor for the symptoms then discuss with their doctors. >> some of the most common symptoms of this would be swelling and particularly asymmetric swelling. in one breast opposed to the other. it's also been described as painful. there can be skein changes like a rash or itching and certaly if you feel a lump in the breast or under the armpit, that is something you need to bring to your doctor's attention. >> doctors say there is no formal recommendation on what men should do if they have this type of implant. the fda is expected to make a

recommend dax following this hearing. globally, there are nearly 700 cases. in los angeles, uber and lyft drivers are on strike. they're protoasting a change to cut driver's pay by 25%. demonstrators will be picketing for 25 hours and they're refusing to drive for re share h companieing to spark change and get higher wages. crunch time for getting those tax returns filed. it's creeping up ons now. although many of you may be lucky enough to be at the point where you're making decisions about what to do with your tax returns. chris is wwhking for you, ether you have filed or not. >> if you're still waiting for you're refund check, still probably vulnerable to tax am artists. who always start their dirty deeds by phone. >> the first thing you need to veb that the internal revenue service always sends you a letter first. >> if you've already received fortunate.d, consider yourself

because in spite of all the complaints about smaller refund checks this, year it's still a substantial chunk of money at one time. >> right now, averagi $3,000 according to the irs. >> a chunk jean chatzky says should be set aside to improve your personal financial situation. >> that's an opportunity to create the emergency savings account that very few people have. >> she says putting much of it in just a high interest savings account protects against futuret of if you have an emergency, a leaky a medical bill. you don't have to put it on a credit card and pay those high intere you can pull the money out of your emergency savings account. use it then nirefl. >> getting the most of a tax refund that for many americans is the biggest single check year.ll get this nbc news. today, the washington r

nationals make their return the to nats park they're take iing on the yankee for a game ahead of opening day on thursday. the final spring training game was held yesterday in florida. nats took on the mets there. u then the mets pulled off the victory. this thursday, news 4 will be broadcasting live from nats park for opening day. if you have plans to go to the game or angame this season, there's a change in stadium policy. backpacks will no longer be allow nd the park. diaper bags, smaller bags, any bag needed for medication, medicial reasons wthl be allowe. stadium does sell nationals themed if you buy one of those while you're there, it will be b tagged and allowed inside only on the day you buy it. other wooids, enjoy the game. >> yeah. have a good time. >> and the food and that sort of stuff. >> you feel that love is in the air. it could be at the national zoo. why scientists are keeping sucht a close eye on giant pandas.

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according to zoo keepers, it's panda mating season, folks. she seems to be showing signs. >> let me out of the this box. >> that she's ready. they say the male panda showing interest, but right now, no real activity that wolid lead to a le panda. because busy eating right erth panda mating season. >> getng energy up. >> it's not a long period of time, folks. stay with me. experts say it usually last, got a window of 24 to 72rs h to get this done. >> so you know i'm fcinated by

this. the fact people watch this so closely. i've been reading more. sx >> got it right there. >> apparently, the panda has been making noise to say hey -- >> let's do this. >> open the door. w le she's moving toward breeding season, she's been making the noise that says no. >> okay. >> not right now. >> when sh no.s no, no means >> got a headache. >> he's staying in the window. staying in the line of sight. says it right there. >> put on some teddy pender grass music, mix it in with with the bamboo.♪ turn off the light ♪ >> they're like please get to weather. >> your favorite of the morning. it's panda love kind of season out there. in terms of the weather. i'm loving the weather, too. loving this weather. >> i don't know if the pandas are because i've seep thn them the sw and they love it. no snow in the ten-day. e have rain and r warming

temperatures outere. let's show you what's going on outside. not a lot. clouds have mov in. we're going to continue to see those clouds out there throughout the day. temperature, low 60s thousand because we had the sunshine for so long, we wereetble to the temperature up into the low 60s for daytime highs today.th ugh the day, wea're 2kr07ing back tomorrow. so low 60s today. but upper 40s to around 50he tomorrow we continue to take that temperature on up as we go intoay your thur average temperature for this time of the year is 58 kegs. current temperatures now, it's not bad. i mean again, we have a few e sprinkles to rth and west of d.c., but temperatures pr in 50s and 60s. over the next 12 hours late this afternoon, through this evening, that's when we'll start to see rain showers moving through and just periods of rain. any rain that we have will end after about 11:0 we're looking a lot better. so your monday outlook, excise, light showers later. not bado run in that if you

want to run in that. getting lunch, rain moving in. but for most of us, we're looking good and after school k activities or work, you'll have showers. ethere's the showers to north and west. whiden out the view. again, not a lot of rainr heade way. so we will see some showers through the late afternoon into the evening occasional. then rapid clerring into to morning. so if you're going to nats park with light showers for this exhibition game, they might be all right. kind of nats park call to see whether ty're going to play the first game of the season with a few showers on the feed. 49 will be our temperature tomorrow, so much cooler for tomorrow then over the nayt several plenty of sunshine, temperatures moving right on up. next chance of rain afteroday will be on sunday into monday. >> lauren, thankyou. avocado recall. what you need to know and look out for. and apple is hope iing to compete with netflix and amazon prime. e hava preview of the

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e been through the longest and in this very diverse community here, we are the ones o help everyone out. like a grandma and a grandpa. >> exactly what folks need to see. this is a show that has there's a sing who's grandfather becomes his roommate, an injured veteran, a new rk city police officer. is the thinking that this sort of diversity helps to make the show more relatable ar hopeful in the age we live in hnow? >> we need that because everything is separate. with blinders on. you wal in in direction, you walk in that direction. with this age and gend everything, the diversity in the oeow, it will show that it take a village and within a village, you can get things done. you can help each other out with different problems and situations and have friends. it's important. >> now there are folks who are comparing this to to the other us, that's beens on for a couple of years now. is that a good or bad thing?

>> this is us has been very successful show for nbc and it's a very powerful sho but that's more family. the village is a family. sometimes you don't choose your family. you inherit them. this is a si all inherit each other and become a strong family.y i think it's vod for us to measure something like this because they're both very quality shois. you're not to miss a beat with the village. >> over your career, we've seen you in a lot of things. do the right thing, coming to the wire. coming to america. didn't kind of landlord then. what drew you to this show?, >> we the writing. i'm a person who comes from theatre. and i always like strong shows that really address issues that e important to me and this does. addresses family, situations from 8 to 80 is what we say and to me, that's the way the communicate and help people to

understand that we ll get along and there is hope for us in the future. >> it's a great message to pick up fromelevision these days and a big responsibility to sors of meet thatge. but i think folks will be able to watch this and find something to relate to. >> if you tune in, you will find something to relate to. regardless of howoung or old you are. the situations, they're just so moving and so earnest. every day. you know these people. everyone will see someone in this they know and they can, they can respond to. y looking forward to it airing and good luck t and the cast. appreciate your coming in today. d of course the village airs tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. here on nbc 4. >> catch up. i missed the first episode ch m. >>e plaaps orrehaajal m slate d for later today, but instead of a new iphone, ipad or other device, it's a new streaming service that the company expects to or is expected to unveil.

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its advantage, i has an incredible brand. some ofhe best brand recognition in the world. >> the question is whether apple loyalty will extend into somethingnew. nbc news, co news. want to tell you about a major avocado recall. henry, a major producer based near san diego is recalling whole avocados over listeria concerns. no illnesses reported so far,pa but the c is taking precautions and this affects six states including arizona, california, florida, new hampshire, nor carolina and sconsin. once a band geek, always a band geek. >> coming up, the mentors w

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there are about 44 million retired americans in the country and some of them fill theiray wr activitiebl >> kevin tib introduces us to a group of retiesharing their musical talents with the younger generation. >> reporter: add the band students at lincn middle school belt it out, one member who stands orom the others. >> i'm ben number one. >> arne rosen, a retired doctor and amateur musician, created the band grandpa program in rockford, illinoic. >> m is a lifelong thing.

that's what i want the kids to understandust by the association with me. so in their 60s is still doipg it. >> reporter: he's gone back to school to lend a hand with the band. assisting kids, many from families facing hard times. ♪ kidhe best part is when t quietly comes upo me after we've woon something and that's just says thank you. >> reporter: russ is a retired rocket scientist. really. anng he loves plahe tuba. ♪ what does grandpa get out of it? >> at the end of the day, it's the satisfaction of knowing you put a smile on some kid's face.: >> reporte sounds like you might have one of your own. two yurs since it started, 12 grandpas and grandmas spread their love of music. j nott in band. choir and orchestra, too. and the tune is catching. >> i'm not the best player here,

but he makes me feeli'm one of the best. >> even if you do make mistakes, it will just get better. you just kp trying and trying. >> reporter: what else do you think you're teaching? >> a sense of values. anything that you want to be good at takes dedication. ♪ >> reporter: and when a young person finally hits that pitch perfect note -- well, that is music to ears. >> i think that if sc,eone has mu they have a friend for life.

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we're liven ive, four, three, two, one. ♪ ♪ >> that is the new viral dance video inspired by jordan peele's "us." he enjoyed it so much. >> i saw it or the wee. it was creepy but awesome. let's just celebrate "us" brought in over $70 million. >> i'm happy for them. >>hat is one of the best horror film, original horror film openings ever. >> i love jordan peeleith this