in a scene that willie recounted until his dying day. saying he could of been arrested. >> and elbows him, there is our dear old mother, she's not dead. and i just-- just knowing that a month earlier in the same place, in the fairgrounds in roanoke, virginia, the kkk rally and the head of the kkk and the founder of the local kkk, the largest one in the state was the top law enforcement automotive in roanoke, virginia, who would have been the boss of those eight officers that came out to you know, sort of navigate this tug-of-war about the brothers. and somehow, and again, we don't know because she was never interviewed and that's so fwrufg. like, how can you-- this is a journalist, how could you write about this event that happened five days and never ever interview the main players involved? so, which just begs the question, how were blacks treated during that time in the media in general. that was on a friday. she gets them back on monday. she goes downtown, and she finds the most brash ambitious white young attorney to take her case a

the company's top uk executive, paul willis, twice. compensation for uk customers is a critical issue, and mr willis was full of apologies on behalf of the company when he first gave evidence to us in 2015. since then, as i've said, his tune has changed dramatically. in fact, it is now vw‘s position, stated to us by mr willis to the committee a short time ago, that the company has done nothing wrong in the uk, or indeed in the rest of europe, and he told us that because the company has done nothing wrong, no compensation is due. well, this, mr chairman, is treating the uk with contempt. let me remind honourable members of the current position in other countries in relation to compensation. in the us, volkswagen

. >> pauley: willie nelson has won a devoted following decades. he talks about his life and music with our bob schieffer for the record. >> willie nelson had a party of his texas ranch the other way kay. and 3,000 fans showed up for the music. >> you think you have ever resnow shower. >> you want me to quit. i play music and golf. i don't want to quit either one of those. >> ahead on "sunday morning" a visit with willie nelson before he goes on the road again. >> pauley: with mark strassmann will take a dive into historya war-time history found right off our country's coast. >> hit, burned and sunk. >> 75 years ago, american waters were a battle front. >> within like three weeks of the attack of pearl harbor germans are were begin to sink ships off the east coast. >> many of these were also to "the atlantic" in actual now. >> we have a visual. >> ahead on "sunday morning" we take a dive into history. >> pauley: erin moriarty has an audience with the queen of suspense, author mary higgins clark. john blackstone watches the bi bird. guardians of our

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school.incipal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: it weren't for the samples, i that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then, i guess we would still be over there. biggest motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse th an island. ♪ darling i'm willing to forg love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm ♪ oh yes i am yeah yeah yeah well we have the largest 4g lte network in america. yeah that's a pretty good reason. and the most reliable. uh-huh. and, with unlimited, you get full hd video. oh wow, yeah, that's, uh, two, maybe even three reasons right there. it's exa

actually, it's called the willie nelson lifetime achievement award.lson has a new album coming out, and he sat down with bob schieffer to talk about life and music. ♪ i woke up still not dead again today ♪ ♪ the internet said i had passed away ♪ >> reporter: now how in the world did you come up with that song? >> oh, i don't know. ♪ and i woke up still not dead again today ♪ >> i've been killed several times throughout the years, so i just thought i'd write something funny about it. >> reporter: it's easy for willie nelson to laugh off the greatly exaggerated rumors of his demise. closing in on his 84th birthday, he's on the road again, performing, writing music. ♪ you think you're still a young bull rider ♪ ♪ till you look at the mirror >> reporter: a new album out later this month, "god's problem child", is his 110th, give or take, with songs like "still not dead." ♪ >> reporter: and "oldtimer." >> there's a theme here. this is about the autumn of life. is this hard for you to think about? >> no. no. do you remember one of those deep thinkers, a guy

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. just hours after a massive military parade of missiles and hardware, north korea carried out a missile test, firing what's believed to be a medium rung or ballistic missile from its east coast. u.s. officials confirms for nbc news that it failed. that it detected the launch, traced it. and it blew up almost immediately. and this came just after kim jong-un had paraded his arsenal through. in his parade he had showed up what appeared to be a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile designed to reach the united states. now that north korea launched something is not a surprise. there's been speculation that nuclear tests were in the works. what's unclear is the reaction to it particularly from the u.s. president trump has said that north korea is a problem that will be dealt with. but so far on this test, he's been quiet. with only a brief statement acknowledging its failure from the defense secretary-general james madis. vice president mike pence is in a ten-day tour of the region

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i'm willie geist. another big day with president trump holding a big rally in pennsylvania to punctuate his first 100 days in office. >>> tornadoes in texas killing at least five people, injuring dozens more and devastating flooding in the midwest. today 40 million people are under threat of severe weather. we've got it all covered live. >>> and later a sunday sitdown with little big town. the country whose four part harm mon -- harmony anies have made them a big success. >> i was so numb i couldn't even make a step on my own, and i would have breakdowns and they would cover for me or take me out or lay with me on the bed and cry and just encouragement that it was going to get better. >> our sunday sitdown with little big town. plus, harry smith a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the deadly tornadoes in east texas. nbc's charles hadlock is live on the scene in canton, texas. charles, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. people in east texas were expecting bad weather

what's it like to be married to willie nelson? >> it's not boring. it's never boring.hink his goal is to wear me out so that we're both the same age. ♪ on the road again ♪ goin' places that i've never been ♪ >> reporter: you think you'll ever retire? >> what, do you want me to quit? all i do is play music and play a little golf. i don't want to quit either one of those. ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for will eie nelso the way to stop wearing out is to speed up. ♪ on the road again >> reporter: andy rooney said one time we don't ask to get old, we just get old. and then he said, if you're lucky, you may get old too. >> yeah, yeah. ♪ i can't wait to get on the road again ♪ >> reporter: you and i have been pretty lucky. >> we've been pretty you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. um, i got something on this, but i'm not quite sure what it is. it's jelly. defin

willie larue failed to the thought. willie larue failed to the ball. the loss of control was inexplicable for the wasps head coach. leinster did not need another invitation to move further ahead. but when wasps came out after the break, they played like a different site. suddenly they were finding an extra burst of speed. it was lei nster extra burst of speed. it was leinster though who found the crucial point to put the result beyond any doubt. wasps and larue left to reflect on the costly mistakes. better news for bath, they are through to the semi—finals of the european challenge cup after beating french side brive at the rec by 3a points to 20. elsewhere warrington have picked up their first point

charles, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. people in east texas were expecting bad weather yesterday, but nothing like this. this is where one of four tornadoes touched down yesterday. destroying homes and businesses, including an entire car texas. five people are dead. more than 100 others injured. and the search continues today for more victims. this morning, first responders assessing the damage after a series of powerful tornadoes tore through east texas last night. >> sucked the house right off on top of us. the roof, glass on us. >> reporter: leaving a path of destruction. >> i don't really remember much except just watching the walls of the house fall off. and everything around me being gone. >> reporter: cars were spun offer the highway. this dodge dealership completely destroyed. >> we're hoping for the best. but really expecting the worst. >> reporter: firefighters raced from house to house to search for victims. >> every last one, but we have nothing left. >> it was really dark. everything was flying around at the h

i'm willie geist. we are waking up to another morning of breaking news.bings at two churches in egypt. dozens dead and wounded on this palm sunday. we'll have a report in just a moment. >>> and days after the syrian air strikes tensions rising around the world. a russian warship moves into the mediterranean and now the u.s. sending an aircraft carrier to the korean peninsula. we've got it all covered. and chuck todd is here to talk about president trump's week. >>> and later, our "sunday sitdown" with rashida jones with roles in "office" and "parks and recreation" and now leading as a character in "angie tribeca" using that power to change the role of women in hollywood. >> i've been in an industry obsessed with youth and looks and in a town obsessed with youth and looks. i know i have more to give. you can cultivate your skills, you can't cultivate your looks. >> our "sunday sitdown" with rashida jones and harry smith a bit later in the toe. but let's begin with the breaking news out of egypt, deadly terror bombings at two churches outside of cairo this

that famous candy man, willy wonka, has made it to broadway.a faris. ♪ the candy man makes everything he bakes ♪ >> reporter: it's the sweetest new show on broadway. "charlie and the chocolate factory." >> talk about your childhood wishes ♪ >> reporter: in the movie gene wilder of course was willy wonka. ♪ your imagination >> reporter: now played by tony winner christian borrell. if you were to describe your version of willy wonka, who would he be? >> probably equal parts bugs bunny, peter allen, peter laurie -- >> reporter: three different charlies take turns hunting for their golden ticket. what's your favorite line? >> don't you? the wonka ripple scrumptious fudge delight is the best chocolate bar ever made! >> reporter: john rubenstein takes on the role of grandpa joe, made famous by jack albertson in the movie. >> he was a big inspiration to me. his big heart. that's what he showed and that's what i try to show in this role. >> reporter: and i end my visit the same place the show ends. in the great glass elevator. what do you think all the

i'm hallie jackson filling in for willie geist who is enjoying a rare day off.e have lots to get to this morning including a devastating landslide in colombia. leaving nearly 200 people dead. hundreds more missing. we'll get you caught up on the latest details. >>> plus, neil gorsuch, will republicans use the so-called nuclear action to get him confirmed. >>> and willie conversation with luke bryan, this morning how losing his brother as a teenager had him chasing a career. >> did you feel like you had to grow up pretty quickly when that happened? >> it makes you feel like chasing dreams, you're like, hey, you get one go-around with this thing called life. it's very fragile so you better go after your dreams. >> that's a sunday sitdown you won't want to miss. let's begin with washington. all of it as president trump tries to turn the topic away from russia. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live at the white house for us this morning, kelly, good morning. >> good morning, halle, president trump with his tweet is clearly irritated about the swirling russian investigation

willie mays was in the house.lways like seeing willie. >> all is forgiven and everyone remembers that this is the house of barry belts. >> everybody is in a good mood. buster was drilled by that pitch. the way he went down, i am actually surprised that the prognosis is as good as it is. >> when you saw the replays, it looked like he was possibly concussed buddies not. >> here's a play that one for the giants. a three run single. it went about 20 feet. and then to errors in score 2 more runs. he sliding and safe with the bang bang play at the plate for the third run. >> the giants haven't exactly been slamming the ball but they will take it. matt moore went eight innings and allowed only three hits. struck out. and didn't walk anybody. of course after the game jason was in the clubhouse and everyone wanted to talk about that weird play in the fifth inning. >> here is matt moore. >> i went into panic mode because i wasn't sure how far the ball needed to be away from somebody. by the second or third throw, it was pro

so i give all the credit to willis and his staff. it's amazing the environment and the loving, caring but tough love atmosphere that they create for the kids to keep coming back. >> and is it all those things and also tennis that makes them do so well and pursue excellence in academics? is it intertwined, if they are doing well in the classroom and playing tennis, too, they sort of feed off each other? >> i think they do. it feeds off each other. we work very closely with the educators and educators work with the tennis coaches to get the most out of a child. but they work very closely together. >> the discipline that is involved in playing tennis i would think would translate to academic performance. >> no doubt about it. the focus, learning how to put things out of your mind that has nothing about, but you must carry on. and i think when you're taking a test, you run up again tough questions and sometimes you can kind of lose it. but denny tennis teaches you if lose it, you lose the point. so i have to stick in here and get this qu

i'm willie geist. as congress returns from a two-week recess, a big proposed agenda awaits them, health care, tax reform and the possibility of a government shutdown this week. chuck todd is it here to break it all down along with a french presidential election today. the world is watching very closely, voting is under way as we speak. plus, happy days fans mourning the sudden loss of erin moran who played joanie cunningham on the show. we'll look at the actress' life and hear from her co-stars. and later, a walk through harlem with one of the brightest culinary stars in the world, marcus samuelsson, to star dam as a chef. >> i've seen so many different worlds and i know one thing, people want to feel like they're included. people want to be with friends and family. >> our sit down with marcus samuelsson and harry smith later on in the show. >>> the president is fast approaching his 100 day mark, traditionally a measuring system for a new administration. the white house this week working on a budget pa

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i'm hallie jackson filling in for willie geist who is enjoying a rare day off. we have lots to get to this morning, including a devastating landslide in colombia, leaving nearly 200 people dead, hundreds more missing. we'll get you caught up on the latest details. >>> plus a big fight brewing on capitol hill this week over supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. will republicans use the so-called nuclear option to get him confirmed? >>> and later, willie's conversation with country music entertainer of the year, luke bryan. this morning how losing his brother as a teenager led him to chase after a career in the music business. >> do you feel like you had to grow up pretty quickly when that happened? >> it makes you appreciate chasing dreams. you're like, hey, you get one go-around at this thing called life and it's very fragile, so you better go after your dreams. >> that is a sunday sitdown you will not want to miss. but let's begin this morning with washington, where a potentially historic fight could be coming up this week over the confirmation of supreme court n

gerri willis tells about her year-long fight against cancer. and she is going to take off her wig for the first time on air. grab a chair it's time to share. the last two super powers are about to collide. chinese president gin opinion joins donald trump. , president gin opinio xi jinpi. he will meet his matchn and the blustery billionaire would rather set it on fire and use the fire to light china's opium pipe. remember when. >> we can't allow china to rape our country. that's what they are doing it's the greatest theft in the mist of the world. kennedy: there is enough wealth between us to make even more money with mutually beneficial truly free trade. xi jinping threatens to spark. >> the space race and their per capita gdp lags behind ours three fold. my prediction, they will sniff each other out like territorial terriers in the dog park. then xi will get sucked into president trump's charm. i'm kennedy. tomorrow's meeting will involve a lot. but will the first topic of the historic meeting be trade or the crisis with the nuclear north kore

willie?amiliar with reports said they gained valuable political information on whom the trump team was meeting with, views of trump associates on foreign policy matters and plans for the incoming administration. that has nothing to do with a valid unmasking. >> right. >> i didn't know they had any so -- >> the masking is important because it protects private american citizens from becoming implicated in these foreign surveillance operations where the foreign surveillance target is fair game but a private citizen swept up in those conversations have nothing to do with the investigation. >> one is exactly that. the other is, obviously, you would never want to have -- i'm not making accusations here but you would never want legitimate intelligence information used for political purposes. there's issues here that have come up. i think they're legitimate. you have to follow this up now. that's the bottom line. >> wall street journal editorial board writes this. well, what do you know on the matter

willie. >> kelly o'donnell kicking us off at the white house.ck todd is moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good to see you. >> good morning, willie. >> let's take a little walk through the upcoming week, chuck. congress doesn't get back from the two-week recess until tuesday. president trump has promised big tax reform on wednesday. we've also got health care. paul ryan said there's something about the finishing touches being put on it. going for another bite of that apple. by the way, friday there has to be a budget deal or the government shuts down. what actually gets done and what's just talk right now? >> let's use common sense, willie, do we think that the president of the united states, any new president of the united states, favoring a government shutdown possibility on day 99 of their presidency is going to somehow not end up blinking on whatever funding veil comes through? look, i think it's easy to sit is there and say to yourself, dough do we really think that the white house is going to fight something that will force a shutdown,

actress rumer willis talks about tonight's appearance in tonight's episode and her movie star mom demi will be making a cameo in an upcoming episode. >> tonight, empire is back in action tonight. >> and rumer willis will be on it and she opens up about acting and her famous mother demi moore. >> reporter: rumer willis plays jamal's unpredictable friend and that her character is someone to watch out for. >> i am surprised all of your lying and concern we have. >> tori is not afraid of stirring up trouble. you never know what is going to come out of her mouth. or she is going to give you the -- [ indiscernible ] and a preview or kind of get right at you and push your buttons, which is fun to play. >> and -- the friend tori. >> reporter: the 28-year-old daughter of bruce willis and demi moore has been a fan of the show since day 1. >> one of the best things on the show is that it has a great bound of showing people that have a lot of fame and power and things going on for them. at the same time, i think it shows so much of the humanity and interpersonal struggles that can happen with thos

>> doing willy wonka, yes, it did., you see some of the most beautiful things and you also see some of the most heartbreaking things in that room with santa. when he says, what do you want for christmas? and they say, i just want my father back. and another one comes in and says, i want this and that, what are you going to give me?! and you see it all sniem not sure my heart won't be broken now. >> then my work is done. >> stephen: when we were doing research on you, when you search for christian borle on google, it auto completes. you are not the first choice. the first choirs google gives you is christian borle arms. why are you so jacked? why do you have the huge guns? is that common for broadway? >> no, actually, it's because i had stopped doing broadway and i was doing a tv show called smashed which was very exciting to do, but you don't get as much exercise on tv as the stage, plus there's the kraft services and they feed you so well. >> stephen: the jelly beans. yeah. and i wasn't getting any exercise so i joine

. ♪ ♪ who can take tomorrow in the beloved movie, gene wilder, of course, was willie wonka played by. >> if you were to describe your version of willie wonka who would he be? bugs bunny, peter allen, peter laurie, with walter cronkite. >> okay. >> that last one was by the way not true. >> john rubenstein takes on the role of grandpa joe. >> how do you fit four people up here. >> as for the oompa-loompas, yeah they're here too. don't ask any one about them. >> the oompa-loompas are top secret. >> to tell you the reaction that audible gasps, clapping, lot of laughter. >> reporter: since i had a broadway star here to teach me. >> you need a hat. >> all right. >> reporter: i tried to channel inner willie wonka. tried being operative word. >> beyond these gates. astonishment waits. but it must be believed to be seen. >> i end my visit the same place the show end in the great glass elevator. i'm paula faris in new york. ♪ >> paula its here to relive the scene. >> paula. >> paula. >> no. she dropped the baton. >> ha-ha. >> she tried. >> john stamos saw it and said it was a magical night. >>

. >> reporter: good morning, willie.re was definitely a sense of a big deadline i've seen senior advisers and cabinet level here. sources say it's no longer a goal for the first 100 days but they expect to see progress. and they also think that the president will be graded on his leadership and not simply on legislation. donald trump had been president just eight weeks when this soldier was gravely wounded in afghanistan. >> i wanted to do it myself. so, congratulations on behalf of melania and myself and the entire mission. >> reporter: saturday, the president presented sergeant alvaro valiantos with a purple heart. back at the white house, the president's twitter feed appeared to respond. though not organized as a political demonstration, many said the president's policies are ignoring science in favor of jobs. the president wrote i am water clean but economic growth enhances environmental protection. despite referring to the 100-day mark as a, quote, ridiculous standard. the president surprised his own team by launchi

then, once the 20 euros fee is paid, willie will attempt to find them a match. own farm. 0k. i had my doubts. i may still have doubts. but i thought i would give it a whirl, why not? not everyone attending the festival is single. many couples who met here in years past, return to celebrate and dance the night and day away. # please help me i'm falling... but most of the folk here are looking for love. we want to find the one. so far we haven't. but you know what, there is such a good buzz around. it's a great atmosphere. it's a fantastic community. it's brilliant. we would like to find someone with a bit of land, a nice personality, not bad looking. we're not fussy. we have to find the right match. there are no shortage of options for the ladies here. is there anybody out there? yes. now if i were to ask you, what's the most famous thing about italy, the chances are you would say its food. and most of their best pasta dishes contain meat of some sort. but not if the new mayor of turin has her way, as rajan found out recently. food is notjust a matter of eating.

willie parker. ( cheers and applause ) welcome, doctor.at's in the book, just give somebody who has no clue what is it like for a woman who is trying to have an abortion in the deep south, you know, places like alabama, georgia, mississippi? >> if you're not familiar with all the barriers that are in place, the laws that have been put into place, even though abortion remains legal based on the roe decision, there have been lots of rules placed in the path of women, things like waiting periods. in alabama there is a 48-hour waiting period. once you decide to have an abortion in louisiana, it's 72 hours, in mississippi 24. so there are long waiting periods, financial barriers. those are just the institutionalized thing. there is the stigma and the shame women are made to feel that they are doing something immoral by choosing their lives over the ambitions that other people have for them. >> trevor: if someone were to encounter and say why are you in such a worry, why not a waiting period, why not any amount of time to wait on? what would you

. >> george and willie muse were two african-american brothers born around the turn of the central with al binism. they were kidnapped and whisked away to the circus side show because of their differences and this is a story about the mother, harriet muse, who risked her life, i would say, to get them back and also then to get justice for her family. if you talked to anyone who was african-american in roanoke over the age of 60 they would have remembered hearing this story. they nt would have known if it was true per se, but they would have been grown up, especially if they're going to a circus or a carnival.

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willie?inof, thank you. >>> tensions rising in two places of critical interest of the united states. aircraft carriers led by the "uss carl vinson." the russian government angered by the american air strikes on syria this week stepping up its military presence in the mediterranean just days before the visit of rex tillerson to moscow. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson is live in west palm beach near the president's mar-a-lago resort this morning. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, will. good morning to you. new reaction now from north korea about that syrian air strike with the associated press reporting its foreign ministry calls it absolutely unpardonable. for president trump it's more aftermath from the military action as foreign affairs take center stage. >> far from mar-a-lago where the president's spending a sunny weekend, an ominous signal in the mediterranean. this russian war ship with its own cruise missiles at the ready, vladimir putin sending a clear signal

>> hi, willie. good morning.fort into new bogus accounts and facebook is now acknowledging what the intelligence community has been saying for months, that fake news is all too real. information operations that are trying to manipulate public opinio opinion. >> waging war against fake news. >> a bunch of fake users with online lives that you manage, right? >> the growing problem straight out of the show "homeland." >> vacation's over. a new set of talking points in your folders. get outraged. >> the real battle for truth may be even stranger than fiction. >> known as the white paper most bogus facebook accounts are run by people. the goal may not be to promote one candidate or cause but to fuel tension and create chaos. >> the white paper that facebook relays today is all about tracking down the sources for these fake news. they're looking at not only the source but the distribution methods that these actors are using. >> the report says the problem goes beyond posting fake news story bus amplifying them with coo

they are starting to open up the gates as fans are walking through willie mays gate. expecting another sellout crowd, you see a sea ofgers, the posey jerseys and mad bum jerseys, and i had a chance to talk to some of the fans that it's simply a tradition to have them couple to the game. let's hear them talk about it. >> the people are so happy. don't have to think about everything going on in the world. just enjoy a ball game. >> every year opening day. we've been together for 19 years. she's almost 14 years old, and she came into the picture three years ago and so she's been coming along as well. >> reporter: that's one lucky teenager. she's been to every home season opener since she's been born. i'll tell you a look at the crowd as they are checking into the game. starting at 1:30 p.m., and we heard from the fans, but you know what, guys, the fans aren't only ones excited about the home season opener. the players are ready for it all as well. we'll hear from them in the next half hour, but we'll send it back to sam and laura. these fans are heading your way right no

>> you're right, willie, we can go for the resolution.ke iran and russia responds to pressure and confrontation. for some years there was talk of safe zones for civilians. given the situation on the ground i'm not sure that's feasible now. doesn't mean wreh and our allies can't create unsafe zones for bashar al assad and his forces and allies in syria in addition to bringing more pressure to bear on iran and russia in the middle east and around the world because they are his main patrons. we shouldn't see syria in isolation but as broader struggle of mastery in the middle east. until we can confront those adversaries in the middle east and throughout the world bashar al assad will remain in power. senator what you call a safe zone, is that a euphemism where assad might be attacked by united states. >> i don't want to go into all the details, willie, because some of them may be classified, but it has long been the stated policy of the government that bashar al assad must go. importantly that's what virtually all of our arab allies believe,

. >> all right, rumor willis continuing her guest starring role on empire this week. >> adam housleyked to the actress about the death of her character. >> shut your mouth and just listen, okay, check it out. >> empire guest star rumor willis place on the hit fox series and says her character is someone to watch out for. >> what jamal told me i'm surprised -- >> tori is definitely not afraid of stirring up trouble. you never really quite know what is going to come out of her mouth, whether she is going to give you the softer side, and a piece you, or just kind of get right at you and push your buttons, which is so fun it play. >> the 28 year old daughter of brouse willis and demi moore has been a fan of the show since day one. >> one of the best things about the show is that it has such a great balance of, yes, showing people that have a lot of fame and a lot of power and a lot of things going on for them, but at the same time i think it shows so much of the humanity and the interpersonal struggles that can happen with those kind of dynamics, which i think is not seen all too often.

. ♪ willie: buenos dÍas, hoy me pusieron los huevitos, aquÍ los tienen.karla:buenos dÍas a todos en casa, hoy es jueves, 27 de abril de 2017. gracias por recibirnos en sus hogares. tenemos buenos y preocupantes temas. alan: hoy hay un juego que causa que los jÓvenes se suicide. es el juego de la ballena azul. Ésa aterrorizando los padres. reta a los niÑos y jÓvenes de aprobarse ratifica durante 50 dÍas. una prueba por dÍa, la prueba 50 te pide que te suicides. altos suicidios en rusia, brasil, mÉxico y ya llegÓ a estados unidos. quÉ sucede? aquÍ lo vamos a platicar. "el juego de la ballena azul". willie: me siento como en la pelÍcula que saliÓ el aÑo pasado que se trata sobre las redes sociales. entras a un juego, donde te dan retos, te pagan. aquino sÉ cÓmo serÁ. alan: saben hasta dÓnde debes llegar, el lÍmite es la muerte. karla: estamos viendo lo que veÍamos en las películas, en la realidad. entre otros temas, queremos invitarlo a que se deje apapachar. maÑana vamos estar en vivo desde los Ángeles, en el restaurante de la plaza alameda. vamos a estar c

secretary it's willie geist.tes who wonder why the united states should send troops to latvia or other countries. >> two world wars and the cold war have taught us all that stability and peace in europe is also important for the peace, security and prosperity of new york north america. nato has been a successful alliance not because we have provoked conflict but we are preventing conflicts in europe and thslso the security interest of the united states. as i mentied the only time we have invoked our collective defense clause was after the attack on the united states. hundreds of thousands of european and canadian soldiers have served in afghanistan and more than 1,000 have paid the ultimate price in the military operation in defense of the united states. >> little context there. jens stoltenberg, thank you for being on the show this morning. >> thank you for coming. we greatly appreciate it. >>> richard, in usa today you write why should u.s. taxpayers be interested in ukraine? that's what secretary of state rex

interestingly, in ireland, willie mullins has won the irishjumps crown.body thought gordon elliott was going to win. willie mullins had a fantastic finish to the cheltenham festival. he has been fantastic ever since. hejust got festival. he has been fantastic ever since. he just got it on the final day of the season. willie mullins has taken the irish jumps title. we know you love your horses! a reminder before we go, a huge fight at wembley stadium for anthony joshua, the ibf title and the wba title online. he takes on wladimir klitschko stop you can listen to it in its entirety on bbc radio 5 live. all of the build—up, the action, and the undercard fights, all available from 9pm. and you can follow everything on the bbc sport website. for now, good night. good evening. a quiet start to the bank holiday weekend. 0ver good evening. a quiet start to the bank holiday weekend. over the next couple of days, you will notice that because rising a little bit away from the east coast. they might be tempered by the breeze, which will be quite strong for all of us.