. >> betty white, i love her. >> uh-huh. >> she is in trouble. >> she is. >> uh-huh. >> we know bettyte is tough on the field. one of the best commercials ever. but what about in a courtroom? betty's former caretaker is suing her. what she claims this whole thing is about. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so much construction in the sit. >> i everywhere. >> it is great. there is one on the parkway. okay, 9:54. yesterday, r i want to give this update, because i thought this story was fascinating yesterday up in the lehigh valement we showed you this goldfish, got braces at the lehigh valley veterinary and dermatology clinic. >> okay? >> his name is mr. hot wing. here's what happened. it was born without a lower jaw, so the family took it to this vet. and he cut credit cards and made him a mouth for it. isn't that interesting? >> very interesting. >> mr. hot wing is the name of the fish so i said let's have him get back in the bowl, and come in here and be on the desk here at good day philadelphia, right? >> yes, because we wanted to meet him. >> well, we called the veterinarian yesterday, he said bring th

joining me now, the incomparable betty white. i'm sure that's something a lot of people have used -- >> they use a lot of adjectives. >> are you used to these cameras? >> first of all, with the lighting, do you notice them or -- >> no, you can't see them at all. >> i mean do you notice them or do you feel at home in front of the camera? >> well, i started out five, six days a week. they become a good friend the. so you're not aware of them. but when you do glance at them, you think of them as just a friend. you don't realize there are a couple of people behind them. >> actual friends back there. you're younger than me. you're 94 years old -- young. >> yes, 94 and a quarter. >> miss white, i see you everywhere. >> miss white? oh, boy. >> may i call you betty? >> yes, you are may call me betty. >> thank you. i see you late night, i see you early in the morning, i see you everywhere. >> are you trying to tell me you're sick of me? >> no, i'm not sick of you. i wonder where you get the energy. i love watching you. >> it's just love,

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then the broncos, they did a tweet with betty white, beat the panthers. >> it's betty white, can't lose there. >> never. she is awesome. >>> right now being a soldier mostly a an's game. but the u.s. military is working to change that. we'll explain what they're doing to attract more women. >> it's no secret colorado likes craft beer, but what about craft beef? >> our winds are pretty quiet as you can see across the metro area. wind speeds from5 to 10 miles per hour. move into the foothills and we are seeing stronger winds and unfortunately, they are all going to pick up this afternoon. >> highway speeds for the most part in the 60s and 70s. we have road debris reported chains dropped on i-70 not too far from brighton boulevard on >>>>5:13. sad news to report out of washington, three kids are killed in a house fire there were reportedly four people inside the house, a mother and her three children. the mother escaped the fire. the fire department now investigating. >>> new developments out of % north korea, where kim jong-un said his country's nuclear war heads need to be ready for use

we have betty white. hillary clinton doing the dab at one point. rosanna: here the betty white. where is hillary? greg: everyone is doing it. things have changed. rosanna: possibly. greg: welcome, guys. rosanna: what is the dab exactly? >> dab is a way of fashion. swagging. rosanna: what is this? >> when the beat drops we do that, we dab. the world picked it up. it wasn't a press release. it went viral. >> yes. rosanna: it is addictive. so is there an expiration date on the dabbing? >> dabbing forever. greg: it works, congratulations. this is one of the international global means things. are you ready to do this? greg: awesome. migos. this is austin. put it there. rosanna: can you do the dab wrong? >> well. rosanna: we have room. see them tonight at urban plaza. >> sold out. >> the only play to see them is on "good day new york." >> congratulations, guys. nfl is crazy about you guys. who is the dj? rosanna: thank you so much. we are doing drone festival and maybe a dab. one more dab before we go. governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only gro

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. >> calvin: let's turn now to our weather and betty davis we saw the white captains out there, betty, and spring breakers are wondering when this breeze is going to gift here. it's too nice outside to talk about the wind? >>>>anine: organisms we've got to talk about the wind, betty, right? because if people are going to go for a swim. but i'm looki at that beautiful picture behind you. >> betty: this is our ah moment. but, yes, you're right. the rip current risk is high through saturday.so if you are going to head to the beaches, just keep that in mind, just light sand with appreciate that southeast breeze, and, you know, soak in a few rays. beautiful, beautiful to look at town from mallory square as the people are gathering, the sun is going to set, it's going to be awesome there. fort lauderdale not too bad, either. we see a few clouds out there but nothing threatening about those skies. we'll definitely take it. temperatures now in the mid-70s. marathon 77 degrees there. we s the 75 in fort lauderdale and also the 77 in hialeah. the forecast for the evening pretty benign. winds ri

betty: vanna white, here i come. we are indeed coming back from the lows of the session. if you look at the one weak performance of the major averages, we see declined snapping their recent streak, the dow down as it goes back toward unchanged today. been characterized by this change in direction and characterized by lower volume. group andlume by a you can see all 10 industry belowithading utilities volume down the most. this week has also seen the slowest trading day of the year. we have been watching the sectors with the financials being the biggest weight on negative analyst commentary and that as weng into see airlines and general -- and general dynamics selloff. we see telecoms and utilities into a little better and limit some of the declines we had been seeing. and this has been a change of course this week. julie: we have had the movement this year where commodities were down in stocks were down and in the reversal happen on february 11 and now we have another reversal, at least for this week. we have the s&p and yellow and the commodity index in green. ofgoes bac

. >> the show with beloved characters of course golden girls, betty white, who's still going strong. that one? >> i still watch it. it's on three channels it reruns every night. i'm addicted to this so many years later. it was a groundbreaking show about mature older women creating a family. it was a mother, daughter, and two roommates. really zinging each other and putting each other down. being there for each other and nurturing each other. i just love the groundbreaking subjects it covered. if they did the show now, it would have to be living in their 90s. 90 is the new 50 and 60. >> i totally agree. another show -- we don't have time to get through all of them. one of my personal favorites was full house and of course seinfeld which i don't think a lot people realize started in the '80s, 1989. michael, thanks for breaking it down for us. really fun talking to you. you can relive the '80s with us. the series kicks off thursday night at 9:00 right here on cnn. >>> up next, brand-new reaction on the arrest of donald trump's campaign manager over his incident with a reporter. we'll a

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betty liu. some headlines crossing, shots fired at the u.s. capitol visitor center court and to capital police. the capital and white house are in lockdown. one report of a shooter down. that is what we know at the hour. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the details as they are known. business and economic front, we did get some data on the housing sector, pending home sales in february. will momentum sustain into the spring buying season. an executive charged with 95 nine dollars in fraud. the latest details on a scheme to dupe investors and major ramifications coming right up. are crowding into the u.s. hedge fund market and that means volatility could search. is it losing its safe haven status? away from ther close of trading this monday. let's head to markets desk were julie hyman has the latest. a bit of a sleepy day today. julie: this has been characterizing trading over the past couple of recently -- as we have seen stocks take a pause after a five-week rally. seeing volume in the s&p 500, 34% below the 20 hundred day average. quite a drop. we already saw a couple of the lowest volume days of the year. that tr

white house in 2008. nancy reagan suffered falls and visibly slowed with age it. she was escorted by former president, george w. bush, at former first lady betty ford. her last years were lonely. she visited her husband scrape on the 10th anniversary of her death -- grave on the 10th anniversary of his death as she did every year. she once said the pain of his lost -- loss only got worse. >>tonight, police are investigating a shooting in miami shores that left one man dead. it happened at a hotel. when officers arrived at the scene, they discovered the body of a 20-year-old black male. detectives are now looking for a vehicle of interest described as a black 90s cadillac seville. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> new details on the search for a man who fell from a key largo. tonight the coast guard announced they are suspending their search. they say 46-year-old david mossman fell from attempt deck of the seas yesterday -- royal tribunes navigator of the seas yesterday. he fell about 100 feet off the ship. the coast guard said despite their best efforts crews were unable to locate him. >>> tonight, the democratic candidate r

betty liu. some headlines crossing, shots fired at the u.s. capitol visitor center court and to capital police. the capital and white house are in lockdown. shooter down. that is what we know at the hour. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the details as they are known. business and economic front, we did get some data on the housing sector, pending home sales in february. will momentum sustain into the spring buying season. an executive charged with 95 nine dollars in fraud. the latest details on a scheme to dupe investors and major ramifications coming right up. are crowding into the u.s. hedge fund market and that means volatility cod

betty. his latest book is amazing. his first book, white boy shuffle, rocked my world completely. >> mention your book that's out. >> i am polite conversations on ce, litics, sex, money and ligion. i''r a journalist. i write nonfiction. that's my shtick. >> we'll have you be part of that national black writers conference for probably many years to come, cora. thanks for being here. >>> it's not clear if a pilot wid ll face charges. he 's arrested on the tarmac. he wasnnemoved from an american airlines flight heading from detroit to philadelpa s the co-pilot failed two breathalyzer tests. the airline canceled the flight. >> they're stunned and trying to figure out what it was. glad i'm safe and they got him. >> we're going to file a complaint to see if they'll compensate us for the troublnd >> aeerican airlines says we will handle this matter appropriately as the safety and care of our customers is -- >> inspectors will look into the stability of a building following a crash into a long island bagel shop. an suv slammed into the storefront a

white house in 2008. >> the nominee of the party. >> reporter: nanc suffered falls and age. y she was escorted by george w. bush at the july 2011 funeral of fellow former first lady betty ford. but her last years were lonely. she visited her husband's grave on the 10th anniversary of his death as she did every year even as she grew more frail. she onced the pain of his loss only got worse -- she once said the pain of his loss only got worse. >> how she shaped the precedency we spoke to a man who knew her well, steph? >> reporter: frank spent the last few years with the precedency here at the white house. he smiled sharinging memories of nancy reagan -- sharing memories of nancy reagan and reflecting on what he really lost today. >> this was sort of the end -- the end of an era. where the two most important people politically in my life now have just -- they picture. >> reporter: frank never worked directly for the former first lady, nancy reagan but the president and first lady were a team. mrs.reagan not shy about holding her husband's staff accountable. >> maybe the speech was not well received. it was made clear that the hope was that i would do better next time. [

white house. >>> soon, every car in the land will have this special safety measure. >>> march madness is in full swing and we have the bracketbusters. >>> "first look" starts right now. good morning. i'm betty nguyen. things they got heated fast on capitol hill yesterday during a congressional hearing over who's to blame for the toxic water crisis that has poisoned flint, michigan. in what could be described as a public shaming and the calling for heads to roll. nbc's stephanie gosk reports. >> reporter: with the children of flint still unable to drink the water -- blinkmanship and blame on the hill. >> if you want to do the courageous thing, you should resign. >> people who put dollars over the fundamental safety of the people do not belong in government. and you need to resign too, governor snyder. >> reporter: the republican governor from michigan and the head of the epa were hammered on the hill over the lead in flint's water. >> you need to take some responsibility because you screwed up. and you messed up 100,000 people's lives. 100,000 of them. >> reporter: every resident of flint including more than 8,000 children was exposed to dangerous levels of lead for over a year. while offici

betty currie and asks her to come into the office the next day. so they can talk about it. that sunday in the privacy of the white house and they went through his testimony and he tried to see if his memory matched her memory. prosecutors are very interested in that because her version was somewhat different in that he says i was never out of earshot. he and lewinsky were never essentially alone, he claims. betty kerry said yes but later told investigators had been the outer office on a number of occasions. brian: what are you thinking? peter: my taste in ties hasn't gotten any better. that was a long time ago. the issues were so extraordinary. never repeated sense, thank goodness. since, thank goodness. we're young journalists trying to figure out what the story was. politics?ut was it about accountability? it was a stew of all these things. what do you think is the residual of that time. on our politics right now? it was part of a continuing than washington that became increasingly corrosive over time. we had a hard time figuring out what are the right boundaries. the ways even hold the president accountable. w

betty: we want to bring in mike regan, the bloomberg just like columnist. -- gaslight columnist. and what julie was talking about, is that actually kind of an underrated story? reporter: when you looking at whitets or the valspar, marriott and starwood, you are looking at $30 billion in deals just for monday. of thethat is 1/4 market? reporter: after a 12 point rally, not too much higher. it is indicative of the fact there was a lot of concern that in the beginning of the year, investment banking froze up for a little bit with trading. so this, it follows that out a little bit. people will be encouraged by that. on the flipside, you also have two fed speakers out a few days after they agreed not to live in march and cut chances for rate hikes to just two shares, they are saying don't be surprised we close this. betty: it is like,, please. and we all speak with one mouth. reporter: not really betting on april to heavily because there is no press coverage that month. betty: thank you. the gaslight columnist. that is it for "bloomberg markets " "what'd you miss?" is next. we are less than four minutes away from the closing bill on monday. ♪ oh, hi! micky dolenz of the monkees here, getting ready

white house. >> eric: janine stanwood refusing to succumb to the peer pressure. celebrating her individuality. >> janine: it's all in my mind. i have green in my mind. >> betty: i. have i have green behind. you at home can't see it, trust me there's a lot of green behind me. happy st. patrick's and it's a good night to head out and get into something. here's miami looking down at the beach. i'm sure it's packed because it's so warm out. lower 80s from miami to pembroke pines and hialeah. homestead and marathon 81 degrees and the evening will be mainly dry. a few clouds out there now and there will be a to you around 7:00 tonight as well, winds becoming lighter by 9:00 this evening, upper 70s will show p in inform have some of your neighborhoods. so far not much in the way of rainfall bubbling up. i think i may see a tiny shower getting going o out over the everglades but high pressure continues to control our weather quiet settled and that has been what we've b bn seeing today and see a it yesterday and the day before. rain, though, it is pouring around daytona beach. some spring brbrkers probably not happy right now. even att gainesville as well. we're seei

white house. >>> soon, every car in the land will have this special safety measure. >>> march madness is in full swing and we have the bracketbusters. >>> "first look" starts right now. good morning. i'm bettyen. things they got heated fast on capitol hill yesterday during a congressional hearing over who's

betty currie and asks her to come into the office the next day. so they can talk about it. that sunday in the privacy of the whiteouse and they went through his testimony and he tried to see if his memory matched her memory. prosecutors are very interested in that because her version was somewhat different in that he says i was never out of earshot. he and lewinsky were never essentially alone, he claims. betty kerry said yes but later told investigators that in fact she had been the outer office on a number of occasions. brian: what are you thinking? peter: my taste in ties hasn't gotten any better. that was a long time ago. the issues were so extraordinary. never repeated since, thank goodness. we're young journalists trying to figure out what the story was. was it about politics? was it about accountability? it was a really extraordinary time. it was a stew of all these things. brian: what do you think is the residual of that time. on our politics right now? peter: it was part of a continuing than washington that became increasingly corrosive over time. we had a hard time figuring out what are the right bounda

betty from ohio. .- joyce beatty we will go back to the super tuesday primary results and what it means for the road to the whiteouse. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> the supreme court is vested with an outsized amount of power and with that power comes greater responsibility and the idea that you have individual sitting on the court unfettered or 30-35 years is just not, it does not pass the smell test why comes with modern democracy. talksday night, gabe roth about changes he would like to see at the supreme court including opening up oral arguments to cameras and posing term limits on the justice and requiring justices to it here to the same code of ethics that other federal judges follow. >> the supreme court decisions affect all americans. all americans are aware of the third branch of government and in the last 10-15 years, it has become so powerful. it's the id d of issues on voting and marriage and health and women'sgration rights, pregnancy discrimination -- these issues that may be 30 years ago congress and the executive branch would get together and figure out a compromise. it does not happen anymore. t