that's of dolly -- the most bizarre. acrossnd james running the t8 -- kiosk in front of montpelier -- they would run the other way and sometimes dolly would carry him on her back. [laughter] madison,eat, little darling little jimmy. one of the founders once wrote -- the quote was they could defeat madison if only it wasn't for dolly. she was quite a flyer cracker. >> there was a senator who worked on -- home to his wife, senator mitchell, in the lead up to the election of 1808, who pointed out what a great advantage madison had over george clinton, because dolly was entertaining every night. >> was there anything about their marriage -- it's truly the odd couple when you look at it in every single way. had -- as theyey alluded to marriage. anything about the marriage -- that was particularly inspiring or interesting? >> the way it started. in the beginning it was -- a marriage of convenience on dolly's part. he fell head over heels. i think she saw in him someone who would be a good support for her son, someone that woul

with one oratting two guests, dolly was talking to everyone. as one guest reported, she was very amiable and exceedingly pleasant in conversation. she also served southern conference food -- comfort food. a spouse could entertain this .ay today, or some spouses i have not mastered the art of cooking. he likes to say during the first couple years of our marriage i pretended as though i knew how to cook and he pretended as though he like it. but, entertaining fellow officeholders, which is what dolly was doing is not an effective thing to do today. it's not important in the way it used to be. officeholdersday, decided who the republican president would be. the life of a congressman in the 18th century in washington was pretty miserable. there was nothing to do besides .o to your boarding house there were a few things. there was one place. i puzzled over this for you could watch broke dancers. i wonder what that could be. i think i have concluded it was people on a tight rope. that is my best thought. congressman ate and slept and boarding houses

in this case, it was dolly.he had an artless way of entertaining -- it seemed our list -- she invited women as well as men to their house in the new city of washington. she included federalist as well as republicans. chatting aways with one or two guests, dolly was talking to everyone. as one guest reported, she was very amiable, exceedingly pleasant and sensible in conversation. she also served of southern comfort us and advantage. she particularly liked to -- to serve ham surrounded by cabbage. she could entertain this way today, or some spouses -- is the be glad to tell you come i've not mastered the art of cooking. theikes to say that during first couple years of our marriage, i pretended as though i knew how to cook. he pretended he -- as though he liked it. [laughter] but entertaining fellow officeholders, which is basically what dolly was doing is not an effective thing to do today. it's not important in the way it used to be. madison's, republican officeholders decided through the republican nominee -- w

all aboard the dolly express.o release his new album but first he's here in the loft to perform his latest single. it will sound a little familiar with a twist. you'll like it. 10:37. back after this. back a ♪ >>> our next guest is a gifted singer, song brighter and median who is making gospel music season. jermaine dolly is no stranger to the music industry and that's because he has toured with grammy award winning gospel super star tie trivet and now he's stepping out on his own. jermaine is gearing up to release his debut album call the dolly express which drops this friday before the dolly express takes off he joins us live in the loft and here to perform his latest single "come and knock on or door" please welcome, jermaine dolly. ♪ hey, hey, hey,. >> ♪ >> hey, what's going on everybody? it's your boyger main dolly. hey, i'm telling everybody to come on back to church. just knock on the door. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this song goes out to everybody that grew up in church and then left the church. come on

madison, 43, dolly 26 -- turn to aaron burr. thing even customary when you're not it related in the 18th-century everyone knew everybody. he turned to aaron burr because they had gone to princeton together. he arranged an introduction. dolly was thrilled at the prospects. she wrote to a friend, thou must come to see me. aaron burr is bringing the great little madison. she wore mulberry satin and yellow glass beads to greet james in her parlor, and four months later, they were married. now i am of the conviction that political spouses can't really do much to help their husbands or wives careers. it's a good thing as a political spouse behaves herself or himself and stays out of trouble. himself and stays out of trouble . but as a general rule, unless they are rich, political spouses do not do much to forward their spouses ambitions. now of course, for every rule there is an exception. in this case, it was dolly. she had an artless way of entertaining. james was chatting genially with one or two guests, she was talking to everyone

nne: madison made many decisions, but perhaps the dolly -- wasry marrying dolly. wasaught sight of her and instantly smitten. this happened regularly to men who saw dolly. hair, a complexion she had learned to shield from the sun. she came from a quaker family which had not, for her, been a good fit. she was inclined for the gaieties of the world, one quaker woman wrote. thatker matron recalled of , during an effort to convince dolly of the seriousness of life, the young girl first smiled and then afterwards fell fast asleep. the 26-year-old dolly was recently widowed. her husband john had died in a yellow fever academic the year before madison saw her, and so had her three-month-old baby, leaving her with a son who was two. 43 -- dolly iss 26, madison is 43 -- turned to aaron burr. related inou're not the 18th century united states, everybody knew everybody. he turned to ehrenberg because burrnd bu -- to aaron because they had gone to princeton together, and arranged an introduction. dolly was thrilled at the prospect. to see me this evening. dolly war mulberry s

caller: i think it was dolly. she took the wind out of my sale by being a democrat and speaking nice about the -- the wind out of my sail and being a democrat and speaking nice about the president. i am a republican, roman catholic and an engineer. sides, but iree could not believe what dolly had to say. it is hard for me to find a that doesn't go off the deep end. i was speaking to a friend of mine the other day and said, where is your scheme at -- ski mask and book of matches? it is like nancy pelosi cap people that go overboard and i think a lot of the newscasters are doing that. blogging is the new thing. in the 1970's, i remember they california to be irt of the curriculum, and started being political back then. i am 56 now. thank god c-span is on. i wish more people would watch it. as an engineer and instructor, i often tell people to get your information from the horses mouth rather than the other end of the horse. host: thanks for calling. you are watching live pictures of dignitaries and the leaders of ma

. >> a homeless dog named dolly winds up at the vet ranch. >> her skin does not look good. >> a miracle transportation that has a puppy back in the game. breaking down the best on the web including a track and field star goes down steps from his girlfriend. see why he's more than all right with his smooth moves. >> are you kidding me? >> there's some pretty amazing go pro videos out there. and this particular one, go pro themselves selected for the video of the day. these guys are out skiing in december. they're high up on a glacier. it's beautiful out there. and they know oftentimes out on that beautiful ski powder are crevices. >> good. ski around them. >> this guy is doing exactly that. we see thim on the left. he's going to go in the exact opposite direction. except something goes wrong, and he knows it. but at that point it's way too late. he is falling into a crevice. >> he saw one up ahead but not the one right in front of him. >> but amazingly you can hear him call-out. right about here when he cleans the snow off, we get to see what it looks like. >> i'm just -- i'm going to ne

we just got this girl -- >> a homeless dog named dolly is at the vet ranch. >> her skin does not look good. >> the transformation that has a puppy back in the game. >>> a cop stands his ground while a belligerent driver makes a wrong move. >>> do you like motorcycles? yeah. >> full throttle fun for bold young riders. >> these are kids still battling leukemia or have already beat it. >> the story behind a calendar that's christian's labor of love. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot to win a new ipad mini. and after a woman's ride with her speed demon son-in-law -- >> she's like that's enough. i'm done. >> what happens years later when she dares set foot in another fast car. >>> the only way to start talking about this video is just by singing hello dolly. the rest of that line is it's so nice to have you back where you belong. but she isn't really where she belongs in terms of her health. this is the latest story from vet ranch. remember vet ranch operates on donations from people to help cure animals and as you can see, her skin does not look good. >> looks like it's crawling. it's g

this happened regularly to men who saw dolly. she was 5'8", shapely figure, andk hair, blue eyes a pale complexion. she came from a quaker family which had not for her been a good fit. she was inclined for the gaieties of the world, one quaker woman row. and this is my favorite story. a quaker matron recalled that during an effort to convince dolly of the seriousness of life, the young girl first smiled, then afterward fell fast asleep. the 26-year-old dolly was recently widowed. her husband john had died from yellow fever. and so had her three-month-old son, leaving her with a who was two. dolly iswho was 43, 26. i don't you to miss that. turned to ehrenberg, this is the one big thing, -- turned to aaron burr, everybody knew everybody. he turned to aaron burr because he and burr had gone to princeton together an arrangement reduction. dolly was thrilled with the prospect. thou mustto a friend, come to see me. aaron burr is bringing the "great little madison to see me." jameswore satin to greet and four months later they were mar

he then got on an elevator and wheeled the dolly outside the building.olice say he allegedly disposed of the body at a dumpster around six miles away. >> she always call. >> her grandmother never heard from her. she reported her missing a few weeks ago. police are searching for the body. >> we're just hoping that her pod i can be family a sense of closure. shomari stone, news 4. >>> new at 11:00, the man wanted for skipping sentencing for a drunk driving crash that left five people dead has been captured. police confirm they found kenneth kelly at a motel on allentown road. they're not revealing exactly where. they've been searching for him since friday when he failed to appear in court. he killed three women and two children in a dui crash in 2014. we reported there was confusion over whether the judge ordered gps monitoring for kelly. we are expecting authorities to release more details about his capture tomorrow. >> well, it was a tough night for d.c. sports fans. it was win or go home and our wizards are heading home now. it was the all-important gam

dolly richards and tom richards. dolly was 10 years younger than his big brother tom.tom actually put his head and shoulders in between a blade between the second massachusetts who was about to hit mosby with that saber strike, and richards got in between and took the saber strike himself. it did not kill him, but he received a nasty wound. nonetheless, it would be dolly younger, notyears bearing a scar of a saber strike he had taken for his boss -- he would be the one who would become major, and tom would become captain or company commander, but again, mosby did not play favorites. lieutenant frank williams, who was with mosby very early on and would be promoted to lieutenant, but as company commands open up, williams would never be promoted to captain, never given a company command. later in life, he would become director of the board of supervisors in fairfax county. mosby just saw people he felt were better qualified. mosby took care of his men. they stayed in private homes. old saying, if you have nothing to do, don't do it here, and mosby felt that way. men would

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dolly was thrilled the prospect. she wrote to her tend -- friend. greatere is bringing the little madison to see me this evening. satin and a mulberry yellow glass beads to greet james and her parlor. four months later, they were married. program ate entire 2:00 sunday. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. servicearyland park recently opened the harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center. up next, national archives hosted a panel discussion on harriet tubman's legacy. this is about 90 minutes. >> during the civil war, escaped served the union side as a scout, cook, and spy. for all she endured, her life is legendary.

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hold dolly is a close second with ten nominations including now at eight ...fight in the east bay ... as a school district battles a move by one high school to secede. whooshroad rage in the school dropoff line in san francisco one mother in the hospital with stab wounds ... another claiming self defense "she looked like she was going to strike me....:whooshpoisonous rattlesnakes in the grass ... an unwanted byproduct of the beautiful weather: they love the heat. so they'll be out thereone bay area hiker, recovering in the hospital tonightwhooshwhat kind of dog do you want?call it tinder for would=be pet owners.the matchmaking app that will find your perfect four=legged soul mate.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now at 8. a packed now at 8.(steve) now at 8. a packed house in the east bay. as two communities debate over a divisive issue...whether to break away from the mount diablo school district.(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore tonighht.

dolly was thrilled at the prospect. to see me this evening. dolly war mulberry satin and yellow beads to greet james and her parlor. four months later they were married. >> watch the entire program with author lynne cheney at 2:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. this is american history tv, only on c-span three. announcer: on "lectures in history," university of washington professor margaret o'mara teaches a class about the 1968 president election and the events that impact the outcome. she talks about how the vietnam political support for johnson and helped lead to his decision not to seek reelection. she also describes month by month events that led up to the election like student protests, the rise of the black power movement, and the assassinations of martin luther king jr. and robert kennedy. her class is about an hour and 10 minutes. margaret: let's get started. welcome. today we are talking about 1968, a year when a heck of a lot happened, including a presidential election. a year where there were a lot of social, economic, political parallels

hold dolly is a close second with ten nominations including one for bette (steve)now at eleven..a man, stabbed at random.i'm steve aveson.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.it happened last friday in berkeley...but tonight police have released a sketch of the man they are looking for.(steve)kron 4's jr stone...has the story. police are saying this was random. they don't know what led to this but say this assailant may have some mental issues. tonight they need your help in catching him. this is a sketch of the man who police say stabbed another man who was out walking his dog near john hinkel park in north berkeley. now officers need your help in identifying the assailant who they believe acted on a random impulse. suspect and victim weren't known to each other. it was unprovoked..it was not a robbery gone ar

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his new alum recorded in the same studio hat houset such musical guests as elvis presley and dolly partonvolume one. >> i knew we were going to have to make another record at some point. >> rose: at some point. ewe set aside a couple of months and went back into the rca room where we recorded traveler and kind of camped out. >> rose: that's a pretty important room there. >> very important room. there's not a lot of them, these kind of historic studios have either been torn down where a lot of great recordings have been made, important recordings. and so to get to feel the kind of ghosts in the walls that inform and elevate what you do in those rooms. it's an important thing to get to feel. >> rose: it's a communion with all those people. >> a communion, absolutely, and you feel a responsibility to it in a way when you're in there. i think that really can push you along a little bit. >> rose: i read about all the conflicts in nashville about pop and country and authentic country and all that. you seem to be a guy that just said i'm making my music, that's what i'm doing. >> absolutely. you

. >> so my mother's real name was dolly and all her grandchildren said it and said it early.nd i wanted to have a name that they would say and not make up some other form of it. so i'm lolly. >> and when i decided on lolly, my lous said, okay then, i'm pop. and we're lollipop. it's terrible, right. >> isn't that cute. >> it's so cute, but that's what we are. >> i love '. >> and little kids from the beginning they don't get it. >> right. >> and i remember whenthy older granddaughter who's now six got it, ways there, she but the it together, oh. >> that is cute i think part of mine is cultural, the black experience. so my maternal grandmother we called her big mama. >> i like that. >> little mama and big mama. so my grandmother was big mama. my paternal grandmother we called her mother adele, so mother a dell and big mama by never used the term grandma or grandpa in my life. >> about but did you call her big mama. >> yeah. >> i like that. where were you when i was trying to -- that's really good. >> that's not nearly as cute as lollipop. >> but it's better. >> up win as always.

surveillance video captured him entering her apartment and leaving, pushing a large gray storage bin on a dolly a polic

book was biographies at that time because i felt for me that if i looked at what abigail adams or dolly madison did it wasn't to be the first lady but if they did thingsst they got them to the place of achievement which to me was a book so i explored their lives so those two threads i used reading as a way to try on a different life. >> to hear you say that it is like the young -- the inverse of the impostor syndrome to feel that you are good enough to do and then find out you are a fake i have that experience that i am complete leave here inside this book and it is seamless acceptance that the book has no choice but to let me in. t >> but for me it was tryingik to try on a different type of life. >> q said the ultimate goal was to be in a book were there other slightly more concrete?. >> i am fully aware there was delusional thinking but to me that stems of the of surface makes me appear productive so it gives me that list of things to do every day was like "groundhog day." n i'm just acting out the same thing over again. is right across this off i have done that i can do whatever i wa

surveillance video captured him entering her apartment and leaving, pushing a large gray storage bin on a dolly. during a polic placing paige's body into the storage bin and disposing of the body at a dumpster in camp springs, maryland, about six miles away. moments ago, we talked to the building manager and he says the family came to him distraught while she was missing. >> they was really upset, because they was saying the last time that anybody talked to her was her grandmother and that she said that she was leaving the apartment and coming to them. >> reporter: turkessa paige's body has not been found. as for the suspect, procter, he's charged with murder and assault. live here in oxon hill, shomari stone, news4. >>> thank you. >>> developing now in montgomery county, a school security guard is accused of having sex with a student. the guard worked at the brooke lee middle school in silver spring. and tonight there are concerns that he may have had inappropriate relationships with other students. darcy spencer has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: well, doreen, there is a lot o

i felt like if i looked at what abigail adams or dolly madison did, it wasn't like i wanted it to be a first lady by any stretch of the imagination but these people did certain things and it cost them to a place of achievement, so i kind of explored their lives and i feel like that continued throughout. reading as a way to try on a different life for a while. you never feel like you are good enough to do what it is you are trying to do and everyone will feel like you are a fake. i've had that experience where you read and/or like i am completely here. i am inside these characters and insights this book and it is a seamless acceptance. like the book has no choice but to the un. >> for me again it was like trying on different kinds of lies to figure out what was the kind of life i wanted to live. >> you said the ultimate goal was to be in a book. were there other slightly more concrete goals? >> fully aware there was delusional thinking one was nonbook related and stemmed from on the surface it makes me productive but basically i'm always keeping a list of things to do and every day i

we've got a tree down tying up a portion of dolly madison. you want to move to the left to get by.s outr update your right on the top side of the beltway. larry: an overnight incident at an airport. autria: the collision that left people stranded on the tarmac for hours. the breaking details just coming in. a tall ship arrives in alexandria, the gorgeous site. when and how you can see it coming up. a tremendous amount of rubble in a shopping center in maryland. take a look. coming up, we will you the damage it caused and what is going to autria: right now, our team is spread out covering a number of breaking stories. the faÇade of a shopping center has come crashing down. larry: john gonzalez live on the scene with the latest details. john: larry and autria, in the midst of all this rubble in montgomery county, the rearview mirror of one of the cars seriously damaged when the windshield was shattered. take a look. we have parked mil seven in the parking lot of the maryland farms shopping center off cherry hill road where beltsville meets calverton. take a look at all of the damage.

six degrees of separation. >> nominees for best revival of a musical is falsetto, "hellow dolly" andoll's house. oslo, "sweat". >>> the nominees for best musical are, "come from away". "dear evan hansen". "groundhog day" the musical. "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". there are few more nominations to get to this morning but for all of you watching "cbs this morning" we're going to send it back to charlie, gayle and norah. >> thank you guys >> thank you. >>> that was very nice. right back to us. actor play wright and cbs morning contributor jamie wax joins us at the table. hello. last year hamilton dominated 16 nominations. do you think it's better when there's not a dominant play >> i've been here at the table with you for four years now. i spend my life working in the theater. this is one of the most exciting broadway seasons ever. last year was the year of hamilton. it was a dominant force. this year there's so much good stuff in revivals, in musical, in new american plays. there's really a lot to go around and i think the awards and nomination rebe flekt that. >> "dea

to make his new record -- ♪ chris stapleton returned to rca studio a in nashville, where elvis and dollyhy did you come back here? >> i just love it here. i like places that have history in the sense of you feel responsible to it. does that make sense? >> you've got to live up to something. >> or at least try to. ♪ i'm just a traveler ♪ on this earth >> reporter: stapleton also has to live up to his own success. it was here in studio a that he recorded "traveler," the record that literally changed his life. ♪ 'cause i'm a traveler >> how would you describe what happened? with that record. >> lightning in a bottle stuff, man. ♪ ♪ you're as calm as a glass of brandy ♪ >> reporter: the best-selling country album of 2016, "traveler" earned two grammys and a bucketload of academy of country music awards. some now on display at a new exhibit at nashville's country music hall of fame. >> you needed a truck to leave that night. >> it's just really weird, man. >> reporter: stapleton was seeing the exhibit for the first time. >> it seems like these matter a whole lot. >> they do. >> it's validatin

been called countries raining outlaw appeared he recorded in the same studio as elvis presley and dolly rolling stone called his album equal parts this writing -- otis redding and waylon jennings. here is performing in our studio. ♪ >> ♪ [indiscernible] talkede ever [indiscernible] go o where we [indiscernible] and all my tears cried [indiscernible] we will call it quits baby, you can [indiscernible] you can stay anyway ove you [indiscernible] you can hurt, but you don't feel at all i used to cry and stay up at wrongand wonder atent heart cann hard, a only do that for so long [indiscernible] we will call it quits , you can go or you can stay i won't love you either way. ♪ >> ♪ [indiscernible] callit quits go or you can stay you either waye ♪ i am pleased to have chris stapleton at the table for the first time. welcome. the raining outlaw. chris: hmm. charlie: a comparison to waylon jennings, not back. chris: i will take it. charlie: what do you think when they say raining outlaw? what about the music? certainly always have a tip of the hat and have in my and merlen and willie hacker. th

how it takes place while someone else is eating or anticipating a window or walking dolly along.velly and to the disaster. the pain of someone's life almost never teaches someone -- touches one else. the english poem mentions an flemish painting. i'm by the way, waiting for them to stall frlt it's a good view from here, soft, without a care in the world. if he falls, his wings will hit the antenna on the roof. there's danger in the power lines, too. if we were to join in everyone's suffer, life would be impossible, but i'm waiting and i'm going to help. >> i'll give him a shelter when he falls like i fell. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> are there any questions? >> if you do have questions we ask that you come up to the microphones on either side of the stage. >> yeah, i was just curious when-- it sounds like you work with kids and teaching them interesting concepts in math and what are their reactions when you talk to them about you know, different infinities, uncountable. >> they scream with excitement and that's one of the reasons why i love teaching small children because t

the 50 kilogram animal — named dolly by her rescuers — needed ten firefighters to help winch her out.nd wool". later on, she is fine by the way, they said she is alive and wool! that is from their statement, we didn't say that. you enjoy it saying that. straight from a cracker, that joke, isn't it? she won't be doing that again. they are not the brightest animals, are they? manchester united's semi—final in the europa league and coming for them the three biggest games coming up, the europa league finals — if he wins it, they will be in the champions league, which jose mourinho says coming in the top four of the premier league isn't possible. jose mourinho said it was "too late" for a top fourfinish in the premier league, so he'd switched his focus to the europa league, as a route to champions league football next season. they take on celta vigo in spain tonight, boosted by the potential return of several injured players — paul pogba, juan mata, chris smalling and philjones all have a chance of starting the match, which takes on new significance. i think it is a big achievement with so

black dolly parton, huh? don't wear nothing too revealing because they won't let you in. okay? there you go. i'm gonna get up there, sweetheart. write me, all right? i'll see you on monday. love you, too, sweetie. bye-bye. that was a decent little conversation. >> beauchamp can see the light at the end of his tunnel. >> it was all right. >> you all right? >> but john philbeck's tunnel is about to get darker. like beauchamp, philbeck is a cutter. >> what instrument did you use to create that cut? >> a razor blade. cutting it down this side here and that side there to the bone. i took the razor and bowled it and cut the whole middle out, all the way down to the bone. there was nothing but a big hole there. i ain't got no feeling here no more. >> only days away from being transferred from the residential treatment unit to a general population dorm, philbeck has run into a problem. >> apparently he had an incident on our rtu today, said someone walked into his cell and destroyed some of his property and became threatening. >> i went to him, i said, i'm coming to you before anything

he recorded in the same studio as elvis presley and dolly parton.tone called his album equal parts otis redding and waylon jennings. here is ristapleton performing in our studio. "either way" ♪ >> ♪ [indiscnie] anytime we ever talked [indiscernible] we go where we go lifeh, we fake a perfect and all i've given i've criedtarears thisn just go on like or we will call it quits you can go or you can stay wayon't love you either hard since i so felt wallsng inside these feel at all i used to cry and stay up at night and wonder what went wrong it has been hard, a heart can only dth for so long go on like this -- will call it quits stay you can go or you can wayi won't love you either we can just go on like this word, we'll call it quits or you can stay way ♪you either charlie: i am please t -- chrisd to have stapleton at this table for the first itme. reigning outloaw. chris: hmm. charlie: a comparison to waylon jennings, not back. chris: i will take it. charlie: what do you think when they say raining outlaw? what about the music? chris: i certainly alwa

gregg: hello, dolly. janice: hello there gregg and julie.they hand-crafted these hats and, of course, here at the kentucky derby it's all about fashion, it's all about horses, it's all about the mint, what health happens on the stables and i did that yesterday, take a look. rain, sleet, thunder, snow, the kentucky derby is the place to go. it takes a lot of hard work to get this derby kentucky worthy so let's make sure this track is ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ janice: hee-haw! ♪ ♪ ♪ janice: now that we have seen the track gets ready, let's go see how the horses are doing. >> you are a trainer here at churchill downs, how long have you been doing it for? >> training for 30. '73, captured my imagination. january genuine my producers on "fox & friends" want me to get down and dirty and do some of the jobs that make this place special. >> we are going to lek you muck out a stall here. >> i don't know how i'm going to do this. ♪ ♪ ♪ janice: i think he wants to be on tv, yes, you do. >> the tools of the trade. janice: this horse is more high-maintenance than i a

bette mid letter received a nod for her roll in the revival of hello dolly.t play nominees this year are, you want to do it with me. >> i would love to. sweat, osol, indecent, and a doll's house part two and the tony award ceremony is june 11th. >> in new york, it was a night of fashion as stars stepped out for the met gala. celebrities and socialites all wore their best last night. some big names that turned out jennifer lopez in a gorgeous gray, blue concoction. also madonna, katy perry, rihanna also. a lot of the stars say this is one of their favorite events of the year because there is no award at stake, they can dress up and enjoy themselves. >> i appreciate your description of the gowns. >> jlo is always perfect. >> have a great rest of your afternoon everyone. big game tonight, warriors and jazz. dr. oz: fast food packaging alert. s leach your food body.nto your bill cosby's sex assault trial, that he had been assaulting women for nearly 50 years, victims speak out. >> that's rape. a lifetime sentence. dr. oz: this is a nightmare, coming up next. we'l

it's grotto, candy kitchen, thrashers, dolly's. dogfish head. so much to do.e are enjoying the sun while we have it. i will say the water temperature, chilly 59. i know you like a little warm. whoa! so do i. who cares? it is the beach and it is amazing. we have more reports coming up on "good morning washington." julie wright, over to you. oh, my goodness. i saw sky track 7 over the bay bridge. a little chilly. julie: the problem is the accident on the westbound side of the a bridge. let's go live to sky track 7. coming out of gracin phil headed from the 50-301 split towards the bay bridge, the westbound lanes are shut down with fire and rescue equipment. this is westbound coming back from the 301 queenstown area headed back towards the bay bridge towards annapolis. all the westbound lanes are close it exit 43, shut down because of a multivehicle accident. vehicles off the r these bound, all lanes are open. no rubbernecking delays but this will impact the commute on the west side. leaving now from annapolis headed across the bay bridge, it is a 25 minute ride.

surveillance captured them through an open door and then managed a place a statue on a dolly and movedown the holloway. the statue weigh about 1,000 pounds and police say the prank caused about 2 dous in damage and the students are facing numerous charges including burglary and trespassing. >>> and a former vice-president joe biden he's a message to college graduates in 2017 go out and wake up the country. biden delivered commencement address at cornell university today. he shared with students lessons from and biden says at the exposed some ugly realities such as hate speech and fear amo amongerring and biden says he remains optimistic about the future. >> it's time for america to get up. it's time to regain our sense of unity and purpose and remember who we r with all the brain power i see in front of me i know that nothing and no one in this world can beat us. >> biden city siszed the state of politics today saying civilizeed debate given way to rhetoric that tapped into people's darkest emotions and called on students reach out to those struggling and promised partisan divisions t

he uses a studio that houses the greats such as elvis presley and dolly parton. been called equal parts otis redding and waylon jennings. here is performing in our studio. ♪ >> ♪ [indiscernible] anytime we ever talked [indiscernible] we go where we go [indiscernible] we go to work [indiscernible] and all my tears cried [indiscernible] we can just go home like this say the word we will call it quits baby, you can go you can stay i will love you anyway it has been a long time since i have felt anything inside these walls you don't feel that all i used to cry and stay up at night and wonder what went wrong it has been hard, a heart can only do that for so long we can just go on like this say the word, will call it quits go where you can stay you either way ♪ thisn just go on like we'll call it quits go or you can stay i won't love you either way ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have chris stapleton at the table for the first time. welcome. igning outlaw. charlie: a comparison to waylon jennings, not back. chris: i will take it. charlie: what do you think when they say cou

there's the famous dolly's, salt water taffy area. by the wild horse race game. ever play that?eporter: one day you'll play with the kids. okay, out there right now, beautiful conditions, also down towards ocean city. look at all the beach at rehoboth beach. but ocean city, the only ones at the beach, the lifeguards. they do the plunge every year, getting ready for the season. that's testing day as we make our way to memorial day. first off, looking at the graphics and right now, up around chicago, that's called a did you know that, ladies? there it is right there, coming through chicago. thunderstorm activity. that will move right down into our area tomorrow. expect some shower activity tomorrow morning. future weather, timing it out for you, show you how things will play out. there's 8:00 a.m. notice the rain towards winchester, along i-81. moving on through the region, by the 9, 10:00 hour, it's into d.c. could see heavy rain with that. that moves right down towards the beaches. should die off a little bit. so around 12:00, 1:00, that's when it will be to bethany beach. heads

bet midrel revival of "hello dolly" is the second nominated show with several awards. "dear devin hanson" and "sweat." kevin spacey will hold the award show june 11 from radio city music hall. congratulations. michelle: the social media feeds have been filled with images from this weekend's met gala. these are the futuristic, artistic outfids. we break down the most controversial. lindsey: rihanna getting props from her dress. look at kerry washington. michael kors. the two walked the red carpet together. some played it safe and simple like katie holmes. a no selfie rule for this event. but kylie jenner broke the rules and snapped this picture in the bathroom. we have to see whether she gets invited back next nancy: we will wait and see. smith art museum with never before seen pictures of john f. kennedy. the photos are on loan from the presidential library museum in boston as part of a year long celebration of what would have been president kennedy's 100th birthday this month. michelle: we're going beyond the podium to bring you perspective on the key issues facing ou

. >>> san francisco has a new online way to apply for affordable housing, dolly a. -- "dahlia" and theodds to get into the affordable housing is pretty high with hundreds of people submitting applications any time the affordable housing opportunity opens up. >>> a nonprofit organization is pledging $100 million to fight homelessness in san francisco, "the tipping point" organization has made the largest kind of are made to the city of san francisco and the money will be used to create new housing, improve mental health services and support programs that address the underlying cause of homelessness. >>> the brown two-story single house in berkeley on the move yesterday took up most of university avenue as it was moved to the new location down the street. no word on what it will be used for or whether it will serve as a business, residents or perhaps student housing. the location is near the uc berkeley campus. >> very unusual but a very classic berkeley house with the shingles. >>> still had, the golden state warriors looking to beat the utah jazz in the final game tonight and we are in

. >> reporter: will smith and dolly parton degree go to bear creek high school.ow did the celebrities sneak in? >> it's odd. >> reporter: it was all a students' idea to scatter the see john senior sections with them. she says it fits with the yearbook's theme, out of the blue. >> i thought it was a really good place to advertise. that's where the idea initially came from. >> reporter: she sought beyond the shock value, to raise money for a cash-strapped journalism program so she convinced a well- known advertising company to get on board and even got the rights to the celebrity images. >> i feel very excited. i think it's been positively received so far. >> reporter: and out of the blue concept that seems to be well received. students say it's fun flipping through the pages and discovering famous photos nestled next to their very best friends and other classmates. >> angela greenwood recording. in all about 30 celebrities made it into the yearbook. >>> bay area native johnny mathis is releasing new music and opening up in a revealing interview with "cbs sunday mo

there's no russian the only russian thing here is my little dollies. bring them out. okay.ere's the deal, see if you can follow. okay. first here's trump. okay. he's the biggest one, and he's the most beautiful. and he wasn't happy with the performance of the fbi director, boom. this guy, comey. >> skit ends with mccarthy zipping out of the briefing room on a motorized briefing room in search of president trump to find the truth. there she goes. >> and this makes it the fifth time that melissa mccarthy has been on, she enters the five-time club. >> really? >> so steve martin was there obviously, alec baldwin. >> very cool. >> to celebrate with her. >>> it is mother's day today, of course, happy mother's day to all the moms out there, including >> and we would like to send a special thank you to the mothers in our lives, including -- >> yeah, let's look. this is my mom on the left, your right. and my wife, carolyn and the kids. and love them so much for all they've done. my mom has five kids of her own. >> wow. >> we have three. and my mom has ten grandkids. so all of us wis

. >> he once sang a duet with dolly pardon. >> reggie always listens to your side and that's what makesnalist for almost 20 years. >> hard to believe with the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, deadly shooting rampage. >> drop the gun. >> police investigating a possible hate crime after a gunman opens fire at a birthday pool party. >> the suspect is reloading his gun in the pool area. >> killing at least one person, seven others injured. witnesses say they saw the shooter with a beer in one hand, a gun in the other before police officers took him down. >>> state of emergency. a deadly twister outbreak and flash flooding killing at least 14 people, good samaritans racing to save a toddler and baby