almost like barry white. >> that's right.p music tv show, "toppop." ♪ never never gonna give you up ♪ >> then there's the voice of the angel. >> the australian, played in "grease", what's her name? ♪ hopelessly devoted to you ♪ >> olivia newton-john. >> yes. >> that's the best way he could describe it so that we could understand what he was saying. >> what was that all about? >> there are essentially two ways you can be acquitted if you commit a crime and you claim that you're insane. one way is what we call the right from wrong test. that you were so far gone that you don't understand the difference between right and wrong. the other way, which was the centerpiece of this trial, is that you were suffering from a delusion that compelled you to do the act. >> when he comes, i think he's real. >> okay. do you think he's real now? i mean, what do you think he is? >> now you know, talking to you and sort of analyzing it -- probably not. >> hemy neuman's defense says that part of his psychosis was a belief that rusty schneiderman'

barry petersen, denver. ♪ and the home of the free ♪ >>> in a few hours, president biden will host president-elect donald trump at the white start of the peaceful transition of power, a hallmark of american democracy. four years ago, outgoing president trump did not invite mr. biden to the white house as he challenged his election loss. traditionally, these oval office meetings include a photo op, and some of those photos go down in history. robert costa reports. >> wow, is this where everything is stored? >> yes indeed. this will where you will find the majority of our photographs. >> reporter: deep inside the national portrait gallery archives in washington, d.c., curator ann shumard is showing us a gem of american history, the last formal photo taken of president abraham lincoln. >> it was taken on february 5th of 1865. the only portion of the image that's really in tight focus is his right hair, and i think that gives it an intimacy. there is also the crack that runs through the original negative from which this print was made. and that has always been interpreted as almost perhaps foretelling the unfortunate events of

begin with our senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell travelling with the president, washington post political correspondent ashley parker, retired four star general barry mccaffrey and former cia director john brennan. kelly, first to you, president biden is in rio de janeiro where you are for the g20 which russia is also a part of. how is this major policy shift of attack ems playing there while he is there? >> he is there or here rather and was in the room when president biden said remarks today. you played a clip where he gave his full throated endorsement for full support of ukraine. we talked with senior white house officials today as the president is a part of the important meetings that will be his final international summit. while they are not directly confirming the approval of the use of these inside of russia for limited purposes, they are speaking broadly about the approach and pointing out that while the kremlin has said this is an act that adds fuel to the fire, they say that russia has accelerated the conflict by bringing in thousands of north korean troops and by ramping up some of its own strikes as you also indicated at the top of the

us now, nbc niece white house correspondent aaron gilchrist, nbc news senior national security correspondent, courtney kube, and msnbc military analyst, retired four star general, barryaffrey. what can we expect to see today? >> reporter: we will expect them to lay a wreath, as you said, and then give some remarks. if past is precedent here, what we should expect him to talk about is how veterans are such an important part of this united states, and then some of the things that the biden administration have prioritized when it comes to veterans. now, one of those is the pact act, something that both people at the va, and within the biden administration has held up as a real symbol of how the biden administration has made veterans a priority. prioritizing their health care. that is one thing that we should expect him to address here. as you mentioned, this is his last time speaking at this event as the president of the united states. of course he has spoken very openly about his son who died of brain cancer several years ago who was himself a veteran. so i wouldn't be surprised if perhaps we hear some reference there. but we should expect a pretty solemn event here fo

photographed house in america only behind the white house, has a new owner with a big plan to get the brady kids back inside all while doing some good. with us now, barrys, good morning. >> good morning. >> i have to say when we came down this morning and we were doing some rehearsing, we played the song and the crew got big smiles. people started singing. 55 years later we're still singing your song. did you ever imagine that this show would be resonating this many years later, sitting on "today" show couch talking about it? >> there would be no way to anticipate that except i think that syndication has helped a lot. >> yeah, yeah. >> what happened? it was on abc for five seasons. was cancelled and syndication and that's really when it absolutely -- when did you know as an actor when you were walking around it people were really watching the syndication. >> i think it was when we started doing personal appearances. >> it was during the friday night primetime. i mean, it was successful, it just was a lot of competition. there was only three channels. >> right. >> so -- >> they were also doing the promotions, we would sign albums at store in person. tha

if you're listening on the radio, it's not barry white. >> is this barry white or is it marlene dietrichve got a lot going on, andrew, but i'm fine. i've got my. i've got my ginger tea. i've got some. honey, i'm not ill, i'm not ill. i'm fine. i've just got no voice. >> ginger is ginger and lemon. very good for the throat. >> thank you, grandma. >> thank you, grandma. >> and less. >> and less. >> i do not smoke right now in september. >> our deputy prime minister, who's also deals with the local . who's also deals with the local. the devolved mayors, said there was no plans to increase council tax. >> that's right. well, in another u—turn , your bills are another u—turn, your bills are going to go up by more than £100 a year from april. >> let's talk to former labour special adviser and columnist paul richards, who is a friend of this programme. paul, it's only in september. angela rayner said that and now we have confirmation from number 10 yesterday that local authorities can raise their council tax up to 5%. and in my experience, paulif to 5%. and in my experience, paul, if they can,