sheppard: [ british accent ] musical notation is probably the most efficient code i can think of. i can go -- as i have done -- into a music shop in the back streets of beijing, not being able to speak anything beyond ni hao, and then get a sheet book of music out and sit and jam with a person the whole afternoon because someone in the 17th century bothered to actually say, "do you know what? i think it should work like this." ♪ hollar: philip sheppard is a virtuoso cellist and a world-renowned composer for film, television, theater, and large-scale events. tonight, sheppard sits down with will travis of sid lee new york to discuss and demonstrate the nature of modern composition in the digital world.

sheppard managed. is this guy on fire. his seventh home run in the last eight games. they put state of 2-0 and in the bottom of the fifth, 3-0. andrew will line want to the gap in left-center. paul merrow will make it -- palmero will make it 4-0. two thirds of an inning's shutout ball for him. state gets their third win in a row. that will do it for us tonight. they differ watching. -- thank you for watching. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." remembering nancy reagan. the former first lady, passing away at her home. for president ronald reagan, she was his best supporter. redefining the role of the first lady. her legacy as a powerful force behind the white house. tonight, our team on a first lady who will be remembered. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >> good evening. great to be with you on a sunday night. we begin with a nation remembering a first lady, nancy reagan. she will have a lasting legacy, fiercely loyal to her husband, even during press conferences, known to help her husband with his words. in her later words, a

i read these words when i was 18 years old as a freshman here at sheppard. i read them when i was in a civil war class as a freshman here at sheppard. dr. miller bashong's civil war class. i read this couplet, never forgot it. it's been a significant influence on my life. when you walk into the john brown museum, these are the first words that you see. as a challenge to you. to any visitor. it was a challenge to me. benet would write, playing off the song john brown's body lies a moldering in the grave. he would write, you, talking to us, "you can weigh john brown's body well enough. but how and in what balance weigh john brown yes. you can weigh john brown's body well enough. but how? what balance do you weigh john brown? it's been a great pleasure. thank you all very much. i was asked by c-span if anybody has any questions, which we're willing to entertain. all they ask is that you actually come here and speak into the microphone because they want to record your question. and if you do wish to ask a question, please make it a question, not a lecture. so --

in 1861 at a civil war rage, sheppard mallory, james townsend , enslaved african-americans, saw it protectionfort monroe. benjamin butler declared them contraband of war. as word spread, more than 500,000 enslaved people followed in the footsteps of mallory, baker, townsend, leading to one of our nation's most extraordinary and, until now, and overlooked story of self emancipation and self-determination. fast forward to the 20th century, the neat row houses and tree-line the streets of the pullman community in chicago harbor a multitude of stories. magnate social experiment became a catalyst for the first african-american union in the u.s. president, asa legrand off, would use his hard-fought victory at pullman to help end segregation in the military, defense contracting, and education. places matter. we believe these national treasures represent an important chapter in the story of civil rights. in the story of labor rights. we are proud to have played a role in creating the fort monroe and pullman national monument. at the pullman celebration, president obama said "you stand on the shoulder

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. >> ' eye markette sheppard. we are -- i'm markette sheppard. it's wednesday, hump day.is closed down until 5:00 a.m. at least tomorrow morning. we have one of the stars of rush hour. rush hour is horrible. maybe it's a marketing stunt. >> justin meyers. he is funny, good dude. we are excited to talk to him. >> intro call the guy did for safety. >> did you have trouble getting in to work? >> no, i get here real early and i drive. >> you are such a good employee. if i could one day be like chris he gets to work an hour early, always but got to work on time. >> you are used to having traffic and weather together, especially at wusa 9. but did you see what happened to a morning weatherman in california. take a look at this. skies are mostly clear. a bird. i've been attacked. a large bird during his morning weathercast. >> that took him away. >> that is the camera. that's not in the studio. >> you see the claw marks on his jacket. that ways a terry pterodactyl. >> >> amazing. >>

the good sheppard luther ran church show a host of democratic and republicans at 7:00 at sharp. they've been watching the race for president close ly and wanted today have >> i it's overboard though to the point to where it's a negative thing. >> i knew before hand who i was going to vote for, and some of the debates really swayed me to stick with the candidate that i really chose. >> greg had a change of heart over the weekend. >> who i was originally going to vote for, i changed in the last probably three days because it became so over the top that i original thoughts. >> sabrina paid attention closely as well. it's her first her. >> i thought it was awewesome to be able to represent our country and bee able to vote. >> i was so excited for her. i raised them well and i'm happy she takes it seriously. >> after mom and daughter voted, they took a picture to remind them of a first vote which could be a memorable election. to get wfla.com. in hillsboro county, i'm ryan hughes, news channel 8. >>> we'll continuee live team coverage of the florida primary through the night and we'r

. >> sheila sheppard weeps for her 18-year-old grandson as his family prays for him in sacramento. >> i am a hurting mother. >> the young father of three lays in a hospital bed in critical condition. he was given the pill that has him laying up on his death bed. >> in a deep coma suffering from kidney and liver failure along with a swollen brain. his mother, natasha says this started on friday when butler purchased the narcotic from someone he trusted not knowing it was laced with phentenol. a powerful opiate used to train pain. a deadly combination. >> there was a trusting that led him to go to sleep. that led him to not get up and to vomit. >> natasha says the son complained of chest pains before he fell unconscious. >> when i saw my son i was like boy what are you doing? i told you we don't mess with drugs or pills. >> and butler is among two dozen overdoses in sacramento county in the last week. both the sacramento county sheriff's department and the drug enforcement agency are investigating where the tainted pills came from. >> i want the one who is distributing this pill and to

letting other countries tell iceland how to behave and after the radical conversation group sea sheppards he's at war with what he calls the anti everything groups. what do you say to people watching this in america and other countries and are mortified because they believe this is a special animal? >> all animals are special. whale is no different to moose or deer to me, you know. you shoot them in the u.s. >> this is such a stunning contrast to what we saw earlier in the night with the whaling ship, the whale watchers passing the whale hunters, there can't be many places in the world where this happens. >> no, no, definitely not. it's a problem. >> many restaurants have whale on the menu and as a nod to the olden days, horse and puffen meat, too. but iceland tastes are changing. >> unfortunately nowadays, you know, since whaling began, it has been tourists buying and purchasing the meat. we're trying to educate saying you're not doing the country good but things are changing. like everywhere on the whale, countries went from whaling to watching and whale watching is more lucrative to t

sheppard smith is there. >>> investigators all over europe are searching right now for possible accomplices in tuesday's terror attacks that left 34 people dead in brussels, belgium. what's the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: well, bret, the latest headline from today is that the bomb maker is dead. authorities now confirm here that the man they suspect was the bomb maker in the paris attacks in november, because they saw his dna on all of the suicide vests there. the bomb maker in brussels was one of the suicide bombers who died on the attack. the man in the middle was one of the two brothers about who we've spend so extensively. he was the man in the middle and had been identified. the man on the left we now know is najim laachraoui. they were led by a cab driver to a bomb making factory. the cab driver saw the picture of these three men on television and said i think i just took those guys to the airport and they were really weird. they wanted to put five bags in the car but the car was not big enough. and they were very unhappy about it. instead they only took three bombs to t

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special coverage begins with sheppard smith right now. ♪ good morning from outside of the reagan libraryn simi valley, california a picture perfect day just as nancy reagan would have drawn it up. fog lifted and beautiful sun rise. we believe we may have rain this afternoon. it is forecasted to be rainy weather. and fitting as we say good by to former first lady nancy reagan. the funeral will start in 15 minutes. guests include family members and first ladies and michelle obama who arrived. and you are sure to see a wide range of vips who called nancy reagan a friend. actors like john stams on. and mr. t who avoided the media scrum today and the reagan library released the program that was put together by nancy reagan and a reading of a love letter from nancy reagan to the president. listen as the choir sings. ♪ ♪ [singing)] >> just about anybody who knew the reagan anyhow about their love. she wrote a book called i love you reagan. >> i was haeftest girl in the the world when i became we. you know, i loved him. i loved everything about marriage. >> nancy reagan joked about the public's

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. >> i thought we just heard from sheppard smith that they were intensely patrolling. they had heavy rap sheets i think what we've learn is that the belgian police are under manned. >> and unwilling to do the thing that they need to do. inexcusable. i think it is counter terrorism malpractice. >> there are neighborhoods the police would not go into. very muslim held neighborhoods. >> up there were areas that they were not doing. they were leaving to it others. >> earlier. >> not during our show. >> earlier in the show. >> i could be wrong but i think he was talking about a division between local police not communicating with the federal police in belgium. >> does this new attack in the west raise the mistakes for apple help the government fight terror? the privacy versus security stand-off next. processed cheese food. it's only required to contain 51% real cheese. with sargento 100% real natural cheese slices, a patty melt becomes more than just patty. ham unites with its better half. and a club sandwich becomes part of a club you definitely want to be in. real cheese

. >> i'm markette sheppard.how. >> get woken up by it then go down in my pajamas. >> join the band. >> there is a band every mile. one is right by my house. we will tell you more later in the show. >> we will have a performer here. nikki learner will be here rocking and rolling and whatever she sounds great. >> wealth wednesday. who doesn't need more wealth in their life. we have the nation's leading financial expert here on our couch. how to choose a financial advisor, retire in comfort and enjoy your life, don't worry about money. >> that is starting good. >> i will take notes. >> or you can be rich yourself by making something really important. we have mini makers with the mini makers and ey thymgold thhigames. this comesfo dui two years ago that had many questioning if he would return. on the renewed focus, the most decorated athlete in olympic history told the associated press i am on top of this more than i have ever been before because i am 30 now. phelps plans to compete in rio shortly after the birth of

the german sheppard fell off a fishing boat.ch along the island by the navy on tuesday. everybody go awe. all at once. there we go. pack to you. >> tell him to rollover and sit or something may do that too. >> might, you never know. >> sue, herrera. is it time to break up the big banks? it's not a new question but sit back in the news as shareholders of citigroup and jp morgan will vote on a proposal next month put forth by a public activist. he is with a financial watchdog group and joins us live today from d.c. and also mike mayo who is live in new york. gentlemen it's good to see you. why jp morgan and citi, why should they break up? >> they're too big to manage. the banks arithmetic of assets minus liabilities. which is bigger than the share value which i think means even the shareholders a agree that these banks are worth more in parts. >> is he right? >> he is half right and half wrong. i'd say he is right when he talks about citigroup and other large banks that have failed to achieve returns above their cost of capital. i

but first we start with sheppard smith who is in london tonight. >> reporter: just after 1:00 in the morning on wednesday here in london, 2:00 a.m. in brussels. virtual lockdown here, some transportation is back up and running. the threat level at its highest and three days of mourning ordered across the nation. counterterrorism forces have been operating. in one home, they found an undetonated bomb packed with nails with an islamic state flag and unidentified chemicals. but still no sign of the suspected terrorist who got away. interesting, here in the united kingdom tonight, our sister network sky news is reporting that a taxi cab driver led them to the apartment where they found all of that. he said -- prosecutors said the two men in the black detonated the belts, and the third man, they believe he tried to detonate an explosive on his luggage cart as well. it didn't go off, and in the chaos that ensued, the police were coming in, the bloody victims were headed out. he escaped in all of the madness. this all began in the brussels airport. travelers were checking in for their fligh

he was a sheppard, he was also a slave.those who made him a slave had no idea that in time and in the process, they were also making him the saint and symbol of a nation. similarly, years later having returned to the scene of his slavery, he picked up a little three piece piece of greenery, to illustrate an idea, and to st. patrick, the shamrock is just a handy little piece of greenery. just a prop. no more than that. and that tiny piece of greenery became the instantly recognizable brand of a modern nation. and more here in this white house, a yearly reminder that bind our two nations. the ties that bind america and ireland are ties of blood and kinship, ties of trade and tradition. ties of hopes and dreams. mr., i want toll take this opportunity to pay tribute to you for your outstanding leadership over the last seven years and thank you for all you've done for irish/u.s. relationships. [ cheers and applause ] >> mr., you came into office at the most challenging times in terms of the global economic situation. i believe y

i read these words when i was 18 years old as a freshman here at sheppard. read them when i was in a civil war class as a freshman here at sheppard. dr. miller bashong's civil war class. i read this couplet, never forgot it. it's been a significant influence on my life. when you walk into the john brown museum, these are the first words that you see. as a challenge to you. to any visitor. it was a challenge to me. benet would write, playing off the song john brown's body lies a moldering in the grave. he would write, you, talking to us, "you can weigh john brown's body well enough. but how and in what balance weigh john brown yes. you can weigh john brown's body well enough. but how? what balance do you weigh john brown? it's been a great pleasure. thank you all very much. i was asked by c-span if anybody has any questions, which we're willing to entertain. all they ask is that you actually come here and speak into the microphone because they want to record your question. and if you do wish to ask a question, please make it a question, not a lecture. so -- b

." >> >> i'm markette sheppard.>> i am the only one. i paid everybody to laugh. it's all good. >> they are laughing today before you started tuning in. they are laughing at you -- with you. >> because i tried to tap dance earlier. i don't know if you were watching at 8:25. they were like, okay, markette, step, ball, chain. i was standing there like i didn't know where to begin. i won't dance on today's show. >> we have teenagers that are excellent. you will get a preview of their show. >> they are so good. >> speaking of step ball change, basketball change, doing your brackets. we have help for you. god knows i need help as well. fill those things out. we will have the answer of who is going to win this march madness. >> 9 answer? a prediction. >> guarantee we have the answer. >> i filled out my bracket yesterday and i have villanova winning. i did all this research and i talked to the expert on the show. she was like you should have waited until this segment. if you are a casual fan and you don't know college baske

. >> and i'm markette sheppard. we are your host of "great day washington."ht by having a free concert in havana. it is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of fans. the stones are the first major international band to play the island since the cuban revolution. just days after president obama and his family visited the country, the stones are going next. and another band making history, they are celebrating some history. hansen. remember, "mm-bop?" i love that song. it has been 20 years since they released the most inescapable song. i played that for my 2 1/2-year- old, and he asks for it by name. >> they are about the same age as the stones now? that's not a >> it's funny, the cuban people watching the concert probably think, i don't want to say anything out loud but british rockers are a lot older than i thought they would be. they sound great though. >> are there any new pictures and? >> i'm not sure there are. nonetheless we move on. from march 14 through april 14, mountain zoo in washington wizards are kicking off a new contest. fans who post videos o

. >> i'm markette sheppard. day washington." >> in the great day tc have the official chef of the washington capitals cooking up korean barbecue and showing you how to make it low cash. >> what do hockey players eat? like the rest of us. >> i imagine they eat a lot of meat. ovechkin he is a big boy. but they don't have any teeth. >> i didn't think about that. beautiful. >>> if you have any adds very city in your life and you think life is tough, we have someone on the show today, his life, he had a really tough turn and he has an outlook that is amazing and he has some tips on leadership. i can't wait to talk to him. >> i will take notes. i love inspiring stories. you think you have it bad. you haven't been through war, most americans haven't. >> he doesn't think he has it it's like that is tough. he is like, no, i am the luckiest man alive. >>> everybody is talking about britney spears. >> oops, she did it again. she is enjoying a knife-week break from her las vegas regular den see at planet hollywood and plant

. >> i'm markette sheppard. we are the hosts of great day washington.the nephews and that generation are adults. we don't have kids to send out. >> the family doesn't have little kids. >> the youngest are in the 0s and 30s. my sister-in-law decided to have an easter egg hunt with them. they are going really. we are 30. it was funny. big older kids. >> she put cash in the eggs. >> that was good. they got something. >> works for me. i wish i could have got an invite. >>> there was easter mayhem at the annual pez candy easter egg hunt in connecticut where a mob of parents stormed the field shoving kids and grabbing easter eggs that kids were waiting in line for. thousands turned out for the free event. participants said the massive crowd didn't listen to the instructions from the pez staffers. >> okay. it happens. but this is a thousands gathered in front of the lincoln memorial for the annual easter sunrise service with the washington monument and the u.s. capitol dome as the backdrop, the service featured gospel music and prayer to celebrate easter sunda

. >> i'm markette sheppard and where your host of "great day washington". >> i'm excited about e calledtor told me that the flu is rampant right now. usually you think of flu season starting in the fall or the start of winter. he said everyone is getting it. he said that a lot of rest and gave us 2 lollipops. mom got a flu shot. how does wesley go to the doctor and i end up with a shock?>> what else is going on quick >> its peak bloom for cherry blossoms. the peak bloom is expected to be between march 31 and april 3. which the average peak is april 4 and to enjoy the fun and festivities check out the annual cherry blossom festival and you can find the website it will be held march 20 through april 17. >> i can't wait. >> i'm looking forward to that. for all you finding tori fans parents coming up and remembering things for the first time as you may remember from finding nemo doherty suffers from short-term memory loss. it's been 13 years since finding nemo and releasing finding story will be in theaters june 17 >> that's like the notebook. the fish animated version.

. >> i'm markette sheppard.dead. >> yes. how about that. amc, big show. that is popular. we have one of the actors here. >> i must say these fans are so crazy about the show. they made t-shirts threatening the producers if this character dies i'm going to come find you. it's like a thing that people are saying. also a thing carpool karaoke. last night -- >> funny. >> on the late late show prime time special james corden the host and jennifer lopez car pooled singing some of her most popular tracks. before that, james took jennifer's cell phone and he sent a text to her good friend leonardo dicaprio. check out [singing]. >> no way. no way. no, he did not. what did he say. >> he said you mean tonight, boo boo, club wise. >> we are going to share it. i love that. >> here's the funny part he thinks i'm serious. club wise. this guy is the best. he thinks this is me. hey, baby, i think i'm feeling like i need to cut loose, j lo. >> i'm going out. >> with dicaprio. >> i will be home cook wearing my kids. oh, my gosh. t

. >> i'm markette sheppard. we are the hosts of "great day washington."oduction staff were wearing bright colors. i am so glad spring is here. will it stay? >> of course. i guarantee it will never get below 80 from now on until december of this year. >> you are no longer my weather guy. >> take it as it comes. enjoy today. lunch hours will be lunch hour and a half. >> people out on the patio walking around. don't go outside. we have a great show planned. don't go out until 10:00. we have a great show planned. the winner of america's got talent 6 is here. he is like a croner. he is tall, dark and handsome guy but he sounds like frank nice guy, too. west virginia guy. good. >> landau eugene murphy junior. >> we will get ornery with ornery beer company. they are doing something like jagger schnitzel and bubbles and squeak. good people. it will be fun. >> where i am from, schnitzel is chicken fried steak. it all tastes the same and it's good. we have a lot of super stars here. i can't wait to hear what they have to say. at the top of the hour, it's thursday,

. >> i'm markette sheppard.ve thruntil easter. >> right. >> it's perfect because we have an easter candy expert. she will tell us about the history of candy including the funny marshmellow peeps that pop up all around this time of year. >> we will learn where they came from. great idea. looking forward to that. we will get in the kitchen and talk about cuban food. our neighbor was there recently. >> that's true. >> the president. >> we will get insight on that. >> if you love "the young and the restless" we have victor newman and eric braden -- i'm into the show so i don't like their real life names, jack abbott, peter bergman. when i met victor newman i broke out in tears and sobbed. i didn't know it was coming. he was convinced i'm shorter than my e drinking black coffee watching "the young and the restless." >> get that stuff when you are young out of your system. it's time to be healthy. march is colorectal awareness month. we are answering questions about screenings and treatments that can save lives. if yo

. >> i'm markette sheppard. good morning and happy monday.. make you feel warm and fuzzy. >> inside and out. >> bobby flay. he's huge. >> we also have pizza in the kitchen. you wake up in the morning what do you want? coffee and pizza. we will get you pizza from boston. >> i can eat anything for breakfast but a nice cold piece of pizza and then i go i'm on time. after we feed you we will entertain you. we will show you how you can entertain on a dime and then we will tell you about flex work for moms. right now i want to take a more serious note. this morning we remember nancy reagan, one of the most influential first ladies in u. s. history. she passed away monday in bel air california. the former first lady, actors, d heart failure. as first lady she's most remembered for telling american children to just say no. later in life she became a champion for alzheimer's research and finding a cure after president reagan died from the condition in 2004. she will be buried next to her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley

. >> i'm markette sheppard. we are the host of "great day washington." >> that is beautiful. we have meaghan mooney at the tidal basin, pink ones, white ones. it's beautiful and it's ours. kind of neat that washington, d.c. has that. our little thing. >> it's a big thing. it's not a little thing. people travel from all over the world to see the cherry blossoms. what better pairing than puppies because it's national puppy day. i cannot wait to see the pup list later in the show. meaghan will have that. it's also my big fat greek wedding day 2 here. we will have the star and writer live on our show. we are trying to figure out who is getting married now. we are having a debate. 14 years ago since the first one. it can't be the daughter. >> it has been that long? the greek wedding is still big and fat. >> no. they need to have sequels like my big fat ri big fat irish wedding. everybody can relate to the movie. it's funny how families are. we are excited to talk to her. >> it will be fun. that's fun. what else is going on. >> what is going on in the kitchen.

i'm markette sheppard. this is chris leary. we had a great week, didn't he? >> yes.hot, the next cut, the third installment. we had ice cube, cedric, the entertainer, regina hall walked the red carpet and talked to the press. >> you are a star. >> it was a great event. they were really nice people and good with the press. >> i was at home with the baby but it looks like you had so much fun. i got fun when they came in the studio because there was a little behind-the-scenes battle going on. >> that doesn't look like a battle to me. >> we had a great interview. you are about to see it. we took a lot of self injuries. listen to this. i'm here with ice cube. yeah! regina hall sayings she has a good "yay, yay"! [cheering-applause] >> do it again! [cheering-applause] >> "yay, yay"! >> she's got it all! [ laughter ] >> "yay, yay"! >> we have him after the interview. ice cube, regina hall, and cedric, the entertainer, starring in the new barber shot, the next cut, the third installment. >> we sat down and chatted with them about this latest movie, despite the fun. >> always,

breakdown when scott gets back to montgomery, leading him to believe might come in and have decoded sheppard pratt hospital which was an annex of johns hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland. that some are zelda finish a novel, and this photograph was taken of the famous couple shortly after novel was released. this was a two shot of scott and zelda comic picture that would've imposed for and expressions on the faces are unmistakable. there is an unhappiness in the marriage that is becoming difficult to overcome. fitzgerald looking nervous and zelda looking very unhappy she is the subject of attention to reason as these photographs are appearing beside regis of her novel which are basically calling her a great writer and a woman who's only been published because her husband is f. scott fitzgerald. after publication of the novel her mental health continued to deteriorate. for the rest of the '30s she spent over 90% of her waking hours in mental institutions leaving the great writer f. scott fitzgerald alone with his only child, a daughter by the way who is coming of age. in 1933 scott said s