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i even got a lot of letters, a lot of dirty, greas-stained letters. e-mails. i'm not sure how did you that. well, looky here what i just found. >> all-day breakfast at mcdonald's appears to be doing more harm than good. >> one group that is not loving mcdonald's all-day breakfast, the workers within the breakfast menu has caused confusion in their kitchens and caused orders to be filled slower and angering customers who don't want to wait. >> some franchises the new menu is creating chaos in the kitchen. >> chaos in the kitchen. >> chaos in the kitchen. >> stephen: chaos in the kitchen. what did i say! (laughter) look, look, it gives me no pleasure to say i was right. but i will say this. bah bah dah bah dah, i told you so! i can't be doing this show every night if i'm going to be some cassandra whose prove easies no one will heed, jeremiah did not shout his warnings into an empty altoid can and then hurl it off a vy a duct, okay. i don't know where nur dog comes from, it is not like i haven't proven myself. have i been doing the show for two months and have i

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that's the thing that heis grea about the show, we're always there for each other, trying to make a fool of each other on camera. >> the show made him a star, and brought him major roles like "fools rush in." >> i would go, that was funny, and he would laugh. >> but behind the laughs, matthew was struggling, and the press focused on his addiction. he said in 2014, when i was in big trouble, it was so public because i was on a tv show that 30 million people are watching. >> it's definitely not me, it's an exaggerated form of myself. but i am on open wound out there at the end of the play, that's for sure. >> fans will always love matthew as chandler, but he has this nightmare where the cast comes back for a whole new "friends" series, and nobody cares. that wouldn't happy. >>> still ahead, how did kerry washington drive her mom crazy? [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and mil

have you seen mighty ducks grea rate, thing it's pronounced journalist. the latest from the trial, back to you. >> all right. i've got to be honest, it's tough to come back from such fake news in then report the real story because then you hav to admit how stupid you are for reporting the fake news. media should call in sick on april fools' day. the news is like all of your relatives because they said was the worst president in history and now they don't want to talk politics rate that is an analog for the media's embrace of all things fake because they wanted it so badly to be true. by this guy pretending to be dr. to think i let him examine me. in a van. he didn't call. because they live in a bubble, no one will tell them so they continue falling for the jokes but remember how trump overfed those at the koi pond, remember him injecting bleach, remember, the dossier, remember how it trump kicked the baby and then considered and continued to kic the into the crowd. i made that went up because the media will still fall find it believable. their memory is s

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i will tell you one grea» thing on how to restore confidence is we used to do this thing very accuratelye want to monitor other countries elections. it is exit polling. it is a way of gathering information and statistically verifying the outcome of the vote. i don' done with exit polling, but we have a co■&uple cpa it. they do the exit polling and that data is secret and it is sealed knows the data. then the government releases the data and then the exit poll ■scompanies massage their data o reflect what the state y is. what used to happen is we used to get exit poll data in real-time by the trusted abc, nbc, cbs. real-time exit poll data. here ware out at the polls interviewing people. we need a check and balance. guest: i take your point that there is this general sense that we used to do this better, we used to have quicker results, it used to be a better run system d decade it seems to have gone astray. that is a fairly common position when i talk to folks all over the■9 ci think a lot of that ise result of the policy choices we have made, letting ballots come in after election days.

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beach one of the great neighborhoods was iowa by the sea because so many came and helped make my city grea. and i thank you for that. [applause] like iowa, my home state is an agricultural powerhouse a manufacturing center, a place where investing in higher education, trade, food processing and the green energy jobs of the future, washington doesn't care about the price of soybeans or steal that families in iowa and california make their livelihoods based on those prices. we grow things and build things and we still have to do things even if washington can't. sure in los angeles we have more cardassians then you do but most of us are not hard -- and we are nurses and carpenters and firefighters and truck drivers, people who are struggling every single day trying to pla play be rules to work hard and achieve the american dream so i think in la and iowa across the nation we crave a leadership that was in once again. anybody that is an elected official does we've never won a campaign by talking. we won by listening and our challenges are real if you listen to them we can hear america's challe

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alison: join us at 11:00 have a grea >>> tonight, breaking developments. protests and chaos at the g20 as president trump arrives. thousands descend on the summit. many fighting the global economy. police and protesters clashing in the streets. water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. hour team in the middle of to it. >>> also tonight, the meeting with vladimir putin is now coming with president trump offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. but when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. >>> the new findings tonight inside the airport disaster in chicago. the catastrophic failure. panic on bofrd. >>> we have surveillance video

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and by the time we hit the weekend friday is looking grea great. weekend looking better. high pressure builds in and low humidity, sunshine, we'll make up for this not so great weather we will have tomorrow. and so that weekend forecast let's t it 85 saturday. 88 sunday. and nice and warm. clear tonight and again 71 degrees and as we go into tomorrow we will see some of those stronger storms arrive as early as morning and we'll show you the 7 day forecast quick and 83 and clearing out and saturday guests warmer chance of thunderstorms and monday, tuesday, and wednesday. all right. that's a look at 7 day forecast tony and shawn we'll send it back to you. >> caityln it's me. okay, one man is 88 and other 23 one is ending his hall of fame career at the end of the season and the other has a fall of fame tut tour getting started. >> vince skullly and bryce harper separated by miles and years. skullly called harp are a genius with the bat and harper called skullly a legend. today in la was harper last chance to play in front of the broadcasting tight apps. >> you see those boxe

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so, you can see thatorinal grea the case, we do have a replica coat, replica boot, replica top hat. and we do not have the original boots or the original hat. what we are putting in there today is the great coat itself. that is the most important item. here you can see we are preparing the case. >> kimberly? >> yes, ma'am. >> take one of these and go along the edges. >> we're making sure that the case has no particulates. >> i think we've already done it that way. wheres could that guy go? >> that goes in first and then this mount attaches to it. >> okay. all right. >> now you can see we are placing the mount inside of the display case. it is a specially built mount. and considering its condition with the detached shoulder. now, see, we are removing the lid to the specially made box. there is protective tissue paper lining. and we're removing that tissue paper. and revealing the famous great coat. as you can see, the left arm is detached from the coat. it is in a separate box. and if you look closely, there are some small but visible bloodstains from the night that lincoln was assas

you know, grea to have him here. we're roommates and playing together. played along "madden" last night. great have somebody you're comfortable with and it's a blessing. >> dwayne has a really good nd understaing of the game. so i don't think anything's caught him by surprise. heens a junkie wh it comes to studying. we're roommates so studying together. he's teaching me, i'm teaching him. when you're a student of the game, doing pretty good. >> did a great job. put all the wor in and when terry spoke we listened. great admiration for him, how he prepares and works and just beinger able to be clos to him throughout the season, and him at d.c. great for my career. >> reporter: and haskins telling me he wish there's were more. from redskins park n forews 4 eeorts. >> won't get slp playing "madden" together may surpryou. i wasn't great at math. no need advance calculus to figure this out. consistently inconsistent reached the third month of the season and yet to have more than a two-game winning simple addition. three-game winning streak. need to win two str

have a grea >> pelley: shipwreck-- violent weather brings destruction on the water, on the ground, and light up the sky on both side of the country. also tonight were major airlines on a collusion course? the government investigates a possible conspiracy to keep prices high. the f.b.i. is investigating a string church fires after the massacre in charleston. team u.s.a. heads to the finals after the breaks go their way. and is this architect playing with a full deck? >> i mean, i am a little crazy but who wouldn't be for doing this right? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight, we are a nation of extremes.

we have a chance to be get grea. that is the biggest thing i took from the workout.ou can see it when we compete in practice. i will be fun. robert: hoops game six of the nba finals tomorrow. it looks like lebron james and kyrieer irv ig aren't ready to go home. if we play like they did last game, we'll see this go to seven. draymond green suspended for game five but he is back for game six. >> we know the formula blueprint. >> it's not easy. to do it you have to be locked in from the jump. i have no doubt the guys are ready to do that. >> my only job is to get this win. we have a great opportunity to protect homecourt and go into two of the best words ever. game seven. robert: before game six tips tomorrow night at 9:00. join us on facebook live. we will preview game and answer questions. log on to facebook.com/wjlatv. redskins named historic hire, naming robin west director of woman. the first woman to held the position in the nfl. leon: how about that? dr. west. medicine woman. alison: good for her. love it. all right. "world news tonight" with david muir up next.

. >> have a grea >> at up to forty feet long and weighing several tons, they are one of the most spectacular sights in the sea. >> there are 28,000 species of fish. about four hundred of them we call sharks. and the largest of those is the whale shark, it's the largest of all fish. an average whale shark is twice the size of the largest great white shark. so you're really talking about an animal that is a leap andç bound bigger than it's next biggest relative. whale sharks are found everywhere in the tropical oceans. so you find them in the pacific ocean, the indian ocean, and the atlantic ocean. anywhere where it's warm enough, which pretty much means anywhere where it's over about 72 degrees fahrenheit. >> while they may be the largest fish in the sea, the animals are gentle giants. >> these are sharks that feed by filtering tiny food items out of the ocean, rather than having

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