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. >>> and bruce willis celebrating his birthday, and what his family is saying tonight, after hearing from so many other families in this country who have helped a love one through dementia. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with former president trump, who said his own arrest is imminent. a grand jury here in new york city weighing the evidence. could trump become the first former president ever to face criminal charges? outside the courthouse in manhattan today, police have now set up metal barricades. over the weekend, the former president saying he would be indicted on tuesday. he called for his supporters to, quote, protest and take our nation back. authorities have warned against that. even republican house speaker mccarthy saying americans should not protest if there is any arrest. prosecutors are not commenting tonight. the potential charges involve hush money paid to porn star stormy daniels, days before the 2016 election. was it to conceal any connection to daniels from the voters? trump's lawyer and fixer, on

emma heming willis concerned about photographers and videographers giving willis his space living withtia, after the family revealing his battle with the disease. she says, quote, if you are someone who is looking after somebody with dementia, you know how difficult and stressful it can be to get someone out into the world and to navigate them safely, even just to get a cup of coffee. it's clear that there's still a lot of education that needs to be put forth. please don't be yelling at my husband, asking how he's doing, whatever, just don't do it. give him the space. the plea from bruce willis' wife. >>> a passing to note tonight. the last surviving member of lynyrd skynyrd. ♪ i'm as free as a bird now ♪ >> guitarist gary rossington has died. a founding member of lynyrd skynyrd, badly injured in the plane crash that killed four of his band mates, including ronnie van zant. he said it was his mission to keep the band's legacy arrive. gary rossington was 71. >>> when we come back here tonight, the 80-year-old retiree. his bills shooting up, so he showed up at school to be a janitor at 8

and asked to have fani willis and her whole office removed, because they were illegal or unfair. but that effort was already made by the fake electors and they were quickly turned away by the georgia courts. there is really nothing here. it is just air. it's obviously designed to delay, to confuse. you could see that it shows desperation except i can't believe that the lawyers expect anything other than a slap down. that undoubtedly instructed by their client to delay, delay. that is his go-to strategy. it did their best. and i feel sorry for them. there is no -- there. in faye act, the patience of the judicial system has got to be wearing thin. -- throw everything against the wall. hope something will stick. here, for example, he pulls out these doctrines about vagueness which are basically designed to limit the ability of laws to trap ordinary citizens with confusing instructions. there are not really designed to insist that the laws structuring the criminal justice system meets some special standard of you know, clarity and predictability. these laws, setting up the special gr

but like willie, he was a conservative. he was a little bit worried that people like carlisle were wanting to go too quick. and after the first wheeling convention, he had been tasked to kind of figure up a strategy. and he is quite famously said that he was in his study. he was kind of looking over the way this could possibly happen. and she reported at one point he said, eureka, i have found it. and what he had found was looking at the us constitution, does anybody know how you create a new state from an existing state in the us constitution? do we have any cause to to analysts there. it's, it's that part of civics class you never get to. yeah. do you need approval of the, of the previous state. that was a part of the federal government and the dude. right. you need the federal government's approval and you need the approval of the state. you're wanting to take territory away from so we need the virginia government in richmond to approve the creation of west virginia. is that ever going to happen? and that's the part of t

you're right, willie.nd just note that this would be history. we've never had a former president charged with a crime, indicted for a crime. that's never happened. and we seem to be on the precipice of that now. and eugene robinson, let's talk through the politics of this moment. were trump to be, if he is charged, there would be logistical challenges, he'd have to come to new york for court dates, show up for this and that, meet with his lawyers, things that would distract him from the campaign trail. i have a suspicion that he'll use this as political ammo. he'll say, look, this is a biased da, and a deep blue liberal city that's coming to get me. an argument frankly he can make about fulton county as well if that were to lead to criminal charges, his poll numbers in the republican base might go up. >> they very well might, jonathan. you know, he -- i have always thought that one reason why he got officially into the race so early, which makes it -- complicates his life a bit in terms of how he can raise

jesse, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning.you mentioned, norfolk southern railroad is still under intense scrutiny following that derailment, that toxic derailment, in east palestine, ohio, about a month ago. now another derailment, this one in springfield, ohio, and this was caught on video. you can see some of the images coming out of the community. officials say roughly 20 cars derailed late yesterday afternoon in springfield township, ohio, outside of columbus. local hazmat and the state environmental agency all inspected the crash site and none of them, according to officials, found evidence of spillage. norfolk southern says no hazardous tels are involved. the office believed no hazardous materials are involved. officials say there is no risk to private water or wells in springfield. however, officials did put out a shelter in place for people living within 1,000 feet of the derailment site that lasted for hours. it has been lifted this morning. this comes on the heels of the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohi

willis and her team a full five weeks to respond. that's quite a long time.n to coincide with the beginning of a new grand jury term in may. and, so, some of us can't help but wonder whether this is an opportunity or a nod that perhaps by then the d.a. and her team would've made a decision about that indictment and being able to go forward with formal charges. >> so, could we see a scenario where may 1st comes, a new grand jury is impanelled, and on that day the district attorney files her reply brief as the judge is considering these briefs because there's absolutely no deadline on when the judge responds to these briefs, as he's considering these briefs, suddenly indictments come up. >> i think that's very possible. and, again, one of the reasons that many of us think that the motion by the defense seems premature is because we don't have indictments yet. we don't know what evidence they would be considering in making those decisions. we don't know whether they would true bill. now, obviously the special grand jury has made recommendations for charges to be

david willis, thank you for the l willis, thank you for the update.'s famous statues are being carefully re—created four years after the fire that gutted the world heritage site. all applause. i'm so proud of both of you. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, _ the committee has decided that south africa will be excluded from the 1970 competition. i chanting. streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc news — the latest headlines: the russian and chinese presidents stress their political ties and discuss a possible road to peace in ukraine. but in kyiv, japan's prime minister kishida voices his country's support for ukraine in the war. police in major us cities are preparing for potential unrest in case ex—president donald trump is arrested this week as part of a hush—money investigation. a manhattan prosecutor may charge mr trump over how he declared a payment to a adult film star, stormy daniels, to keep quiet about an alleged affair. it woul

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>> no, willie. good chance you've never even heard them talk about this lawsuit. in fact, the network's media reporter howard kurtz has said the network told reporters not to discuss the lawsuit or fallout on the air. it's something he says he disagrees with. so there is a very good chance if you watch fox on a regular basis you have to idea about the difference between what their anchors and reporters were saying on the air versus what their executives were pushing back on privately, then there's a good chance you have no idea just how big this scandal could possibly be for fox and its corporation. willie? >> ryan nobles in washington, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >>> up next here a new "sunday sitdown" with idris elba on news about the role that would change his life while living in a van. also turning "luther" into a new movie and a new clue about all that james bond talk. >>> and then "a life well lived." the beloved activist who changed the world for people with disabilities. >>> as we hea

david willis, thank you so much for — crimes. david willis, thank you so much for the _ crimes.vid willis, thank you so much for the update and, i crimes. david willis, thank you i so much for the update and, of course, a lot more on our website to go to bbc .com/ news or you can also go to our up and there is a live page about this court case is well. —— our app. now to india, where a meeting of g20 foreign ministers has ended without a finaljoint statement, due to bitter divisions over russia's war against ukraine. it's the first time the us and russian foreign ministers met in public since the invasion, but their exchange has been tense. the us secretary of state antony blinken said the talks were marred by moscow's "unprovoked and unjustified" war. were china to engage in material, lethal, support for russia's aggression, or were to engage in the systematic evasion of sanctions to help russia, that would be a serious problem for our countries. i made clear that there would be consequences for engaging in those actions. so, i'm not going to detail what they would be but, of c

>> willie, good morning to all. good morning, rev. good morning, willie. 500 urban leaguers arriving in washington today. we'll be here today at the white house. tomorrow at various agencies on capitol hill. and wednesday on capitol hill. we're going to bring the message of voting rights, policy and economic inclusion. we'll engage with the administration. yesterday was important, and i hope for president biden it is the start of a reenergized effort to pass two important bills. the john lewis bill and the freedom to vote bill. those bills would protect, would create, if you will, a fire wall against the kind of absolute insanity we're seeing at the state level. this year alone, in 2023, there have been 150 voter suppression bills introduced in 32 states. it's only the beginning of march. so the movement to undercut, undermine democracy is taking place at the state level in state legislatures. the only way to stop it is with two important federal bills. >> hey, rev, it's jonathan. certainly, president biden spoke powerfully yesterday. he has had a lot of s

willie, you're exactly right.ially, trump's team needs to provide this evidence to prosecutors. evan corcoran needs to hand over these transcripts, notes and audio recordings, because his legal services may have been used to faciitate a crime. as part of howell's original order, as well, and her ruling last friday, this is what she had said, that she -- that needed to be turned over to the prosecutors. she actually turned it over as soon as she issued this ruling, which is sort of unusual in a case like this. hence, in part, why there was such a quick turnaround with a 6:00 a.m. deadline and a ruling from this appeals court in a matter of hours. as for what's next, we're waiting to see if trump's team and evan corcoran are going to file another appeal. this could go up to the supreme court potentially, but that is unclear. if they decide not to, that means corcoran will essentially appear before the grand jury imminently to answer all of these questions and discuss this material that now four different judges have

in willis, if he tries anything, he will find hundreds of thousands of patriotic israelis who are committed to fighting for our democracy. the mach latisha donald israel's parliament is now set to discuss the judicial overhaul in its legislative session. next month, earlier i asked d. w correspondent tanya came in jerusalem whether the protest as see netanyahu's announcement as a victory wanting to ask was why japan say who you are specifically. but i also talk to some protesters tonight now after this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and they said, you know, they're bothers skeptical, and they want to see how this dialogue is actually translated into, you know, the, he didn't give any details and how this will work out. and we also heard from the protest leaders that they see this as a mer postponement. we might see may be a bit of a comma period, and we really don't know if this actually will be a common period because of some of the 2 holidays that are coming up. and then of course, the kinessa has to come back from recess, but they see they said, you know, they will co

it would be a cuckoo snick thumbs that had been the willie willie co who boy knew each a shopper would not be linear, but only one is mostly to the minute. adelcia. reuben murphy wishes and for both sides. baltimore remains a strong symbol. full. yeah, well the enemy is dying our morals. i miss that. and they're stupid enough to sell to russians. victory like capture in the board in the beginning of florida were trying to capture key for for days high to give buzz keith stance heineken stance. and now that trying to sell ma, what you can tell at ward the 2nd all mean the world looked like farrell from over here. critics though, argue buckman is no longer worth the price that ukraine is paying and lives were taken to see what that looks like. we can't say where we are only that the fighting is very close and abandon building now with field hospital. here doctors work round the clock to save lives. their position and the danger zone is crucial. wounded or brought you directly from the front line and stabilized. so they can survive the trip to the hospital. this man suffered a shrapnel wo

all i know is willie's model.iate it enough and realise what a big thing it is. i suppose if i had a few more years of heartache, i would probably have appreciated it a bit more — one challenge to the mullins monopoly will be from the queen of irish racing, rachael blackmore, who rides for henry de bromhead and is the first female jockey to have won the grand national and cheltenham gold cup over the last couple of years. how different will it feel going in there as the defending gold cup champion? yeah, yes, it's pretty cool heading out with that on your back, i suppose. but it's trying to hold onto it, that is the thing. when you get a taste of success, itjust sparks something in you and you just want to grow, i suppose, yeah. success does indeed breed success and it will be a major surprise this week if they are not celebrating back at the mullins yard — and munching on extra carrots in this part of ireland. mike bushell, bbc news, in carlow. there has been an irish winner in the first race. marine nationale. f

emma hemming willis made the plea in an instagram video. she described a recent incident when bruce was getting coffee with friends and photographers tried to speak with him. bruce willis is 67, living with frontotemporal dementia, which can have symptoms like speech impairment. give >>> after some time away, one of the hosts of the "today" show is back. >> hoda kotb returned to the show. turns out her 3-year-old daughter was in the hospital for a little over a week. hoda says she's grateful to the medical staff, and her friends like savannah guthrie. she told the audience that guthrie was there for her every single day. she did not give details what was wrong with her daughter but to say she was on the mend. >> you can watch us live on roku and amazon fire. what's coming up right now at 5:30. >>> more details about that ransomware attack that has crippled oakland in so many ways. how cyber criminals are leaking vital information they have stolen from the city, and how oakland is fighting back. >>> another controversy for the diocese of oak

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a move some see as aiming directly at willis, who's investigating trump.the fight over this bill is looking like and is the governor going to sign it? >> i would be shocked if he doesn't. he has advocated for this bill and his allies are lining up behind this bill. his supporters say this has nothing to do with willis and wouldn't take affect until early next year, but at the same time, it's impossible to separate her from this investigation. she's one of the chief critics of this measure. a lot of her supporters say this is directly aimed right at her. >> this doesn't just have the support of the governor, lisa. it's also backed by the lieutenant governor, bert jones, who served as a fake elector for trump and potential target of the bonnie willis probe. any red flags there? >> yes and no. i don't think he's supporting this because he's a fake elector and he felt he was in the cross hairs. i think it's part of a larger republican strategy and voter suppression activity. when you can't keep people from voting the way you'd like them to, what else can you d

why is it important to tech to speak out for -- the willis family today, it was your family before.mrs. willis posted and i just really identified with her and empathized because it's so important for people with dementia to maintain a sense of normalcy and a social life as long as they can, and also to not be harassed because being confused is very, very upsetting. i am not sure where mr. willis is in his progression, but i'm just -- i am glad he is still going out and he has people that love him that much. >> you know, i was just telling you in the break how moved i and so many were by the cnn film a couple years ago about your dad and about his life and it tracks you and your family and your journey through this disease as it progresses with him. i want to play a clip of that for people. your testimony before congress and it was featured in the 2015 cnn film glen campbell i'll be me. here you were. >> i think a person's life is comprised of memories and that's exactly what this disease takes away from you. like a memory of my dad taking me fishing in flagstaff when i was a little

it's going to be massive we're expecting an announcement from willis any day now. at the end of january, she said her decision on whether to bring charges was, quote, imminent this comes as we also wait to hear from manhattan d.a. alvin bragg about potential charges in his criminal investigation into trump's hush money payment to porn actress stormy daniels. when it comes to proving trump's intent in that case, that grand jury spent more than five hours hearing from the man who orchestrated the payment on trump's behalf, his former personal attorney, michael cohen. last night, cohen told me he came to court armed with receipts >> my understanding of that would be for you to provide not just testimony, not just corroboratable testimony but also documents would that be accurate >> of course when you start bringing documents and emails and text messages and other documentary evidence to the table, it's impossible for that statement not to be valid or validated >> now, let's not forget cohen literally went to prison in part for the same thing that trump is being accuse

i'm hallie jackson in for willie.rnight we learned the manhattan district attorney is reassuring his staff in a letter they will be safe as his office moves forward with its investigation of former president trump. the d.a. saying intimidation or threats against them will not be tolerated. we'll have the latest in a live report, and in our conversation with chuck todd. >>> major march madness drama overnight with defending champs and number one seed kansas losing to arkansas. and princeton keeping up its cinderella run. later today we'll find out if 16 seed underdog fairleigh dickinson can make it to the sweet 16. it will all be set by tonight. >>> and a "sunday focus" on what went wrong with two banks failing this month, and what the government is doing to make sure our money is safe in banks. >>> then our "sunday spotlight" on the way one musician is helping people tell their loved ones just how much they're loved by creating a special song just for them. >>> and later willie's "sunday sitdown" with actor turned ent

to see what fulton count district attorney fani willi will do. as i have said on the show before, many times, in terms o the misdeeds that trump is being investigated for, the bi lie, the attempted coup were obviously most serious handling classified document making elite possibly illega payments, and possible, crimes but trump's greatest sin was his attempt to overtur american democracy, to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power for the first time since the civil war. that, of course, is also the focus of that georgi investigation. this week we actually got pretty fascinating behind th scenes look at the inner workings of that grand jury, thanks to a new report for the atlanta journal-constitution all sorts of scoops a ne details we haven't encountered before the paper cites multiple forme members of the grand jury wh say they heard a recording of third phone call from donald trump to a georgia official, pressuring them to hel overturn the results of th election now this call, which we didn't know about before, was with th late speaker at the ge

>> no, willie, they haven't.bout trial work, you're ultimately talking about competing narratives. the prosecution wants to address a narrative that is not going to paint a defendant in a very good light. the defense wants to paint an opposite narrative, or at least do as much as they can to poke reasonable doubt in the narrative being advanced by the prosecution. the issue with this case from the start has been prosecutors have not been able to construct a cohesive narrative that's believable and makes sense to put in front of this jury. they doubled down on their mistakes during the trial by basically shifting their narrative in the middle of his cross-examination. all of these things have been mistakes. they may prove fatal to the prosecution's case. >> questions about putting mr. murdaugh on the stand. unusual in a murder trial like this. at the end of the day, will that end up being a good move for the defense? >> seems like it will. i think a lot of that has to do, again, with the way the prosecution went a

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he's said that about fani willis, he called the d.a. racist.e's going to use every every tool to down play the two incidents and of course we have the documents as well that's coming up. there's a lot here. again, just remember, these are a snapshot in time. when we speak to these sources, that is what's happening at the moment. this is unprecedented. this is all being negotiated at this point. >> it remains to be seen. good reporting. >>> we are also following another major story this morning. shares in credit suisse have plunged after it agreed to a take over from their rival, ubs is switzerland's largest bank. it agreed to buy credit suisse in a bid to slow the banking crisis. ubs is paying $3.25 billion for its ailing rival, 60% less than what the bank was worth when the markets closed on friday. credit suisse has face add crisis in confidence. it came to a head when we saw shares collapse some 30%. that in turn prompted authorities to have a backstop for the second largest bank. fears of the collapse gripped the global markets which brings

>> all right, willie, thank you.rom washington tonight. >>> another norfolk southern train derailed in ohio this weekend. it's been just one month since a separate train operated by the transportation company crashed and spilled hazardous material in a rural area. cbs's shanelle kaul joins us now with the latest on this new investigation. good evening, shanelle. >> reporter: good evening. and this is the company's second train derailment in just the last month, jericka. we can tell you the previous one happened in east palestine, ohio, and what we saw there was toxic chemicals dumped into the water and soil. these recent incidents now prompting public and political scrutiny when it comes to rail safety across the country. this is the moment 20 cars peeled off the track near springfield, ohio. residents nearby were asked to briefly shelter in place. today local officials say there is no public risk. >> the ohio epa made the determination that it was safe. so there is no zards. both groundwater, air, nothing like that.

of willie, and willie is, like, what did i do?at's not going on my reel, joe, that moment. >> no, it's not. >> we're not putting that on the reel. listen, willie, i feared i was out of my depth, right? i fought the law. eddie cochran i said. no, it wasn't. the editor of the new republic, also quite a historic. i fought the law was by the bobby fuller four. >> yeah, '66. >> not eddie cochran. now, was the bobby fuller four the band that also did the closing credits for "fantastic mr. fox"? i think they were. >> random. >> need some help from the control room on that one. >> yeah. like you're going to get it. >> you won't get any here. >> bobby fuller four. >> guys, as much as you think people want to see you -- >> this is good tv right here, us googling. >> we're doing this for our -- "let her dance," incredible. >> let's talk about the oath keepers. >> willie, want to talk about baseball a little bit? >> let's lighten things up and talk about the oath keepers. >> sounds good. >>> let's get back to the news. >> thank you. >> as we

we don't know what will happen with fani willis's investigation by then.hink it's safe to say, if she does intend to seek an indictment we will know that in advance. when this commission goes into effect. but again, there's still a lot of mystery surrounding who our specific targets are at this point and what charges she is considering at this point. in addition to whether or not mr. trump is the target of that investigation and whether he may or may not be indicted. so there are lots of things that are unknown. but all of the things that you heard fani willis say in her testimony, we have been hearing echoing through the chamber of the general assembly by members from all over the place, including republicans, da's and solicitors who are against this bill for the reason she named in for other reasons. >> i want to go back to your days as assistant district attorney in fulton county. you are serving at the same time that fani willis was an assistant district attorney there, i assume. what is your expectation, based on your experience there, about a possibl

also the fact that he is giving the a willis and her team a full five weeks to respond.en to coincide with the beginning of a new grand jury term in may. so some of us cannot help but wonder whether this is a opportunity or a nod that perhaps biden, the da and her team would have made a decision about a indictment and being able to go forward. with former charges. >> meca scenario where may 1 comes, a new grand jury is impaneled and on that day, the district attorney filed her reply brief. as the judge is considering these briefs because there is absolutely no deadline on when the judge responds to the briefs. as he is considering the briefs, suddenly indictments come up. >> i think that is possible. again one of the reasons many of us think the motion by the defense team was premature is because we do not have indictments yet. we do not know what evidence they would be considering and making those decisions. we do not know if they would true bill. obviously the special grand jury has made recommendations for chargers to be sought against certain individuals. we do not k

he helped lead the knicks to a victory and what is called the willis reed game. so may he rest in peace? i know a whole lot of people loved watching him play a legend in the game of basketball. yeah. all right. thanks, jason. coming up, field closed again because of the stormy weather will have an update on. have an update on. >> when it will be back open. when a truck hit my son, have an update on. >> wi had so many questionsn. about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> the oakland zoo is close once again because of all the wet and windy weather. this seems to be the new normal for the oakland zoo is this is the second closing this month due to the rain. a major storm earlier this year created a sinkhole at the entrance of the zoo. reported on that, you might remember ended forced to shut down for several weeks. the zoo says though it loses about $30,000 a day. every time it has to close this, of course, as the de

i mean, fani willis is african american. alvin bragg is african american. american. they are three black prosecutors who pose a threat to donald trump's financial potential, liability, and potentially his liberty, not tish james but the other two. he's gone right to the race card. he's gone right to they're racists. as silly and trumpy as that is, it's also dangerous at a time when we face the largest increase in racist violence and threats from white nationalism. this is what the fbi director christopher wray has said. donald trump would use that to his advantage if he were indicted. correct? >> absolutely. that's not you or i saying that. that is the law enforcement professionals who study this who are paid by the taxpayers to make sure that the american people are fully aware of what the threats are to the country, domestic and abroad. that's what they have said. we didn't make it up. so we can see with our own eyes the type of extremism that trump and trumpism has ginned up during the era of trump on the political scene. it was -- we could have predicte

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willie? >> an important part of this story is that it all comes against the back drop of a $1.6 billion defamation suit against fox news by dominion voting systems. as part of the discovery process, hundreds of pages of evidence, including full excerpts of testimony from depositions, along with text messages and emails, have been published, providing an inside look at how network executives and hosts not only knew claims the 2020 election was rigged were false, but that they had open contempt for former president trump. now, trump and his son, don jr., have taken to attacking the network in recent weeks with the former president going after fox chairman rupert murdoch by name, while his son, don jr., attacked executives at the network of harboring an america last, war forever, garbage fold to the democrats' agenda. that's a quote from don jr. there. joe, it remains perplexing that some parts of fox news, but mostly that republicans in the congress and that former president trump want to reope

willie?school,i] caroline, federal criminal defense attorney. good to see you. i want to talk about the manhattan d.a.'s case in a second. howçó significant is in development potentially to the mar-a-lagot( documents case if donald trump didÑi knowingly li to his attorneys and say yoch e1 -- i don't have the documents or i didn't take them on purpose. what does that mean to the case? >> rulings of this nature do not happen, really, at all. you know, you can tell your attorney about a crime that you committed in the pastfk"t$oweve attorney to aid you in an ongoing crime. that's where the attorney/client privilege would be evisceratedó by the crime fraud exception. as a defense attorney i get attorney/client privilege being broken because it is so sacred. here, what'se1 different about e mar-a-lago documents caseg and that's really the exposure in termse1 of the heightened criminal exposuree1 here. if president trump was the one that lied to his attorneys, christina bobb's attestation that they

bruce willis's family sharing this video on his 16th birthday. dementia, his wife talking about the pain of dealing with her husband's diagnosis. >> today is my husband's birthday, i have started the morning by crying. as you can see by my swollen eyes and snotty nose, i just think it is important that you see all sides of this. i always get this message or people always tell me, like, you are so strong. i don't know how you do it. i am not given a choice. i wish i was. but i am also raising two kids in this. sometimes our lives we have to put our big girl panties on and get to it. >> i'm back with my panel. that is very generous of her to put that out, i think. and very brave of them to show what it really looks like. because precipitous is an icon and he is icon of sort of what you were talking about david that alpha male persona but he has had for so long. >> same -- they are doing it out of -- >> it's a very tough disease. my father suffered the last few years with dementia. similarly, it is tough to watch somebody you love kind of fade away