one of the calls that came in for abbi was abbi's mom. i love my mom so much. >> jon: she paid. samantha bee came over and said this night was so amazing. >> jon: it was great. but also we were, like, this is nuts. so susan sarandon was sitting in front of us. i was, like ilana, we're going over and we're going to say hello to susan sarandon. abbi>> abbi uses me like a shield. >> jon: when she said we're going, were you all in, hands in, full heart, let's do this? >> yeah! >> jon: that's how we do. we're talking to susan sarandon about important political issues. >> jon: what do you throw out first thing -- like, atlantic city, wow! what do you do? >> i think we did like, hello, ms. vanden. >> like, you're a queen. like, thanks for being such a bad bitch because that makes the world a better place. >> jon: you got right at it. we didn't know how much time we had. >> jon: she would have givion uh this. >> yeah done! >> jon: interesting. so samantha bee politely came over and said, aby, you have a call. >> jon: it was a telethon! you can't

[ chuckles ] >> stitch: oh, abby. >> abby: oh! you remember my name. good bodyguard.t's it gonna be -- coffee or tequila? >> stitch: no, no, no. you know, i-i-i should be -- i should be sober. >> abby: it's okay, stitch. >> stitch: no, no, no, no. i'm supposed to be protecting you. [ chuckles ] >> abby: i think you get a pass after what's happened. >> stitch: no, no. you know, i need, uh... i need coffee. >> abby: whoa, whoa, whoa. okay. um, okay. you sit, and i will order the coffee. >> stitch: no, forget the coffee. now... >> abby: now...? >> stitch: i need a shower.

eileen: a wonderful treat for abby.t night i was honored to emcee the leukemia lymphoma society campaign of the year. these are the winners, 12 candidates. collectively, believe it or not, they raised $400,000 to raise money for research for blood cancer. hats off to the incredible students. a very happy birthday to abby. we have a little bit of a icy situation in town. that is a hard segue, but i wanted to show some pictures we have received. thank you to all of our viewers. even though the ice is dangerous, you have to find the beauty in it. shirley ann sent this picture, the bright red cardinal front and center. you really see the ice encasing this plant in chesapeake beach maryland, stephanie sent this. and look at this sheet of ice this is the window all the way down. i urge you set the alarm extra early tomorrow morning because you will need that time to get out, scrape off the ice if you have not already done so. live doppler is much quieter than it was earlier, a clean sweep, but there still may be patchy areas

abby jason and aly ohona.re," "blackish" and "how to get away with murder" means shows reflecting more on the audience. now an article on the "dateline" website is sparking a heated debate asking if the increase in ethnic casting and television is quote, about time or quote, much of a good thing. and claiming there would be fewer parts for white actors alyona, what's your response? >> i think this is ridiculous. i hear the world's tiniest violins for all of these white actors that don't feel that there's enough roles for them anymore. the reason these shows see more viewers on every single episodes that air is because they are good and they better reflect the audiences out there wanting to reflect them. >> jason? >> simple numbers. 50% -- over 50% of the u.s. population under 15 is black and brown. you have to have television to actually look like real people and the idea that -- the article would have been -- if it wasn't for the fact that any time there's a television show that isn't 99% white has to be a fl

this is abby with leo.hih tzu and her dad. >> my name is abby richter and i love my dog so i wrote a book called lucky leo and you can get it today. >> abby has written three other books. her next project, a cook book for kids. >> amazing little girl. >> ha was the name of the dog again? >> leo. >>> first game of spring training, the raiders running back calls it quits. the 49ers score on the at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." six of our best six-inch subs-now in made-just-for-you meals-for just $6 each, every day. ♪"i got it made fresh at subway."♪ take your pick from six of our best subs, like the tender turkey breast, the italian b.m.t, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and more. with any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink all six are just $6 every day, on the new simple 6 menu. ♪"i got it made fresh at subway."♪ lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sor

this is abby with leo.d her dad. >> my name is abby richter and i love my dog so i wrote a book called lucky leo and you can get it today. >> abby has written three other books. her next project, a cook book for kids. >> amazing little girl. >> ha was the name of the dog again? >> leo. >>> first game of spring training, the raiders running back calls it quits. the 49ers score on flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >> hunt europeans has played in 372 consecutive games. he told vern glenn he had a little luck. >> a little luck. you have to get a little luck. >> he is out of luck today. he suffered a fracture from this hit. he is out six to eight weeks. the manager bruce

you are abby and all you can be is abby. cool table at lunch laughs at you and whispers when you trip and drop your pizza in front of all of them and trust me that day will come just laugh it off. that moment will help you sympathize with others. that moment will make you human. and when you run for class office and get only one vote be proud that one vote came from you. because whether you realize it now or not, you believe in yourself. and no one can take that away from you. pretty embarrassing to admit, but yes, all of those things did happen to me growing up. so to all of you trolls out there, the next time you think about writing a nasty comment about someone, do something better with your life. find a way to love yourself. lift someone up instead of tearing them down. i promise, you will be happier in the long run, and so will everybody else. all right, that does it for this cycle. have a great day, everyone. "now" with alex wagner starts right after the the break. better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i sti

royal highness visited the backstage, and the popular pbs show is set in the 1900s, and the downtown abby is one of the royal couple's favorite shows. >> i think that i first called it downtown abby. >> i think i did, too. >> and we will go into the clubhouse with the giants and the a's. >>> good evening. geraud moncure, and here in the comcast sports studios. actor will ferrell stealing the show in the phoenix area by playing for ten teams and fielding all nine position and the hollywood a-listers raised money for cancer awareness, and he was all over by striking out in his only at-bat, and then played for the g-men before getting a quick hook from bruce bochy after calling for an intentional walk. and here is ahmad fareed on the day day. >> are you guys ready for the day? >> yes. >> are you working out a lott? >> is it possible to win a gold glove. >> absolutely not. >> is that on the horizon? >> no. >> if i can't make it short. >> what is your body fat per percentage percentage? >> around nine. >> let me go get that for you. >> sugar, sugar. >> and now, farrell takes the field. and now

this is abby with leo and her dad who happens to be a veterinarian. >> hi, my name is abby richter. and i love my dog. so i wrote a book called lucky leo and you can get it today. >> impressive. the next project for abby richter a cookbook for kids. >>> time now is 4:52. a new pest threatens bay area vin yarts. coming up, the all-out effort to kee >>> a nasty insect spotted in the bay area threatening bay area vineyards. it's the glassy-winged sharpshooter known as the vampire bug. marin county inspectors found one of the bugs in a shipment of plants from southern california. it wreaked havoc on crops by sucking the juice right out of fruits and injecting the bacteria. >> which can be transmitted into the plant tissue and cause these deadly diseases that there's no cure for. >> no cure. >> no cure. >> once it gets it? >> once it gets it, like for -- if it's a grapevine, the grapevine will die. there is no cure. >> the bug is found throughout southern california. this is the first time in eight years it's been spotted in marin county. >>> some people say that a plan to reroute san fr

joining me tonight msnbc's abby huntsman.trategist jimmy williams and host of "the docket docket" on shift seema. is there a double standard for hillary clinton? all week he's been under fire for using personal e-mail while secretary of state. republicans have been on the attack all week. but "the wall street journal" reports hillary potential gop rivals for the white house also used personal e-mail accounts. jeb bush marco rubio and governor scott walker all have used private e-mails for official communication and decided which e-mails to delete because they were private. in fact like hillary, jeb bush owned the personal e-mail server that he used as governor. jimmy, i'm not saying what hillary clinton did was the smartest choice but is there an unfair double standard here? >> by the way, nor is she, as she admitted in her press conference on tuesday. here is the problem, if she were not -- i'm sorry, let me back up. if her last name were not clinton, we would not be having this conversation. we know that rick perry did it.

what would you tell abby?ink the first thing is to actually practice a new kind of politics in terms of being authentic and being a little more vulnerable. being able to actually connect yourself in a more human way to a new population of voters. i think that's one of the things that we've missed. so young people typically when they run for office they don't spend that much time connecting with young voters. i think one of the things that you can do is there's a real opportunity to really respond to the ethos of this generation and be more open, more actually focused on listening, more focused on being able to run a different kind of campaign. how can you use technology? how can you mobilize people in different ways? >> the problem, can you get through primaries being authentic? >> i was going to ask you, any announcement you want to make? >> oh not yet. not any time soon. that's good advice though. but this is something that is a concern of mine. with what you guys are doing, i think it's great to have young

>> reporter: hey there, abby.rom the guidance from the prosecution and the government, they are in the home stretch in their prosecution and in their presentation of this case. they started the day with the fbi cyber expert who actually began his testimony last week going over copious amounts of electronic digital evidence that they are saying that shows that dzokhar tsarnaev was a jihadist or thought of him as a jihadist going back three or four years. perhaps two years -- as long as two years before the bombing itself. the defense has maintained that his brother tamerlan was the mastermind behind the plot and roped his younger brother into the plot to injure and kill people at the boston marathon. and we learned about a text exchange between dzokhar and a college friend of his. this is a few days after the bombing. the friend sent him a text message asking him if he was watching the news after the fbi press conference and he wrote back saying you probably shouldn't text me but you can go to my room and get that

downfall the surprise resignation of a rising star congressman who made headlines with the doughton abby office. a spending scandal ploding all around him. >>> a u.s. military veteran taken down by the feds. >>> charging the cockpit, an air scare caught on camera. passengers rushed to n who was screaming about jihad and a bomb onboard. >>> detecting breast cancer. new questions about the accuracy of biopsies. are one in four patients being misdiagnosed. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news," reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening on this very busy news night, we begin with a high-stakes showdown that has left years of american peace efforts in the middle east teetering on the brink. . benjamin netanyahu took to twitter toont to declare himself the winner. if he prevails, the implications are enormous, because just before today's vote, netanyahu publicly shut the door on a two-state peace solution rejecting an idea of a palestinian state, a key pillar of american diplomacy in the region. we begin with our

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but what abby is saying is a good point.u're saying is, we're talking about it and talking about it but when are we going to -- >> talking that leads to something. >> it's also because it's such an openness on both sides, too. because when you have folks that would normally reach out about this or speak out, more passionately about this you have to be open when they do change their mind. >> let's move on to hollywood. ashley judd is firing back at twitter users who sent her sexually explicit tweets after tweeting her thoughts about a college basketball game. the tweets are so lewd we can't show them on tv. on monday judd broke the news to msnbc's thomas roberts saying she would press charges against the online trolls. she also spoke to nbc's craig melvin. >> the amount of gender violence that i experience is absolutely extraordinary and a significant part of my day today will be spent filing police reports at home about gender violence that's directed at me on social media. >> judd's action comes on the heels of former baseb

>> you are correct, abby. this is a massive search effort and so far they have turned up unfortunately tragic findings. they have recovered some human remains and also found found debris including the chopper's tail rutter. now the search is concentrated behind me. this is the santa rosa sound and been able to recover the debris from the north end here. all 11 people aboard feared dead. all fears for those 11 and their families. everyone from the locals to those in the nation's highest offices offering condolences. >> i think we sorely underestimate the constant commitment that only 1% of the population makes on behalf of our security. 99% of the rest of us owe them a debt of gratitude and thanks and our hearts go out to the families of the servicemen and women involved. >> reporter: there is no official cause of this crash just yet. but onnisly -- but obviously a lot of scrutiny on the weather. it was extremely foggy. one official told us this morning. right now it has cleared somewhat but we're expecting the

>> hey, there, abby. good day to you. they just wrapped court for the day.ee-day weekend upcoming. some of the most riveting testimony thus far came this afternoon. a gentleman by the name of don main, the guy who was carjacked the night that m.i.t. police officer sean collier was ambushed and killed. he said he got off work about 10:30, was looking for a place to relax, drove along the charles river when he got a text. he pulls over to respond to the text. he says then a car sped up right behind him and a gentleman got out, came along the passenger side of his car, and knocked on the window asked him to roll down the window. he then reached into the car, got in and put a gun to his face. he said it turned out that this was tamerlan tsarnaev. so they started driving. he says the car from which he came followed them. they ended up in watertown. they got his atm card from him. at some point, he said that dzhokhar tsarnaev got into the backseat. they switched so his brother started driving. this mr. main was in the passenger seat. he of course thought he was go

i'm abby huntsman. as we come on the air, i'm sure you're aware of those disturbing developments in the crash of germanwings 9525. turns out a safety protocol put in place after 9/11 might have doomed those innocent passengers on board. french officials have listened to the cockpit voice recorder and the results were chilling. initially, the conversation appears normal between the captain, who has ten years of flying experience, and the co-pilot, 28-year-old andreas lubitz. at one point, the cockpit door is heard opening, then being closed. the pilots leaves likely for a bathroom break or some coffee. the co-pilot takes the controls alone in the cockpit. then he manipulates the plane to descend. experts hear several attempts by the pilot to re-enter the cockpit. they say it was a deliberate voluntary action by lubitz to barricade himself inside. >> i think voluntary. he refused to open the door. and he turned the button to get down the plane. >> air traffic control and other planes try to contact the ma

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he deck rained his office in the spirit of downton abby. he's allowed to use money but he took free advice from a decorator, and it's a no-no in house rules. so quitting, and there of been revelations of mileage. he reported 170,000 miles that he asked for reimbursement for and when he sold his car it had only 80,000 miles on it. >> so who might replace him? >> well, ray la hood, darren la hood, from illinois is likely to run. and la hood is the kind of politician that is sort of to the left of where arron schock is but it's likely that he will be there and ray la hood and his son won't make it on to the cover of men's health magazine like congressman schock did showing off his abs. but maybe a little bit of stability in those. >> you couldn't resist. >> i went for it, i did. >> michael appreciate it, thank you. >>> and in today's power politics. more than trouble for hilliary clinton over her use of email. house speaker john boehner today demanded that the former secretary of state turn over her emails. >> in the clinton email controversy,

dropped by the set of downton abby.t having real royalty visit them. >> ahead in the next half-hour -- rocky road. mean season potholes and how to stay clear and stay safe. you are watching "world news now." >> ♪ ♪ >> should i do my british accent. >> this is your thing. do whatever. >> my reena accent. when worlds collided. the duchess of cambridge visited the set of one of my favorite all time shows, down tan abby. >> may be your favorite. >> now new cinderella. one of the actresses on season four. fantastic. >> all coming together. fun time. >> duchess kate a big fan of the show. set to get an exclusive tour meet and greet with the cast and plaque to commemorate her visit. great for her. >> well then that's good. >> fantastic. abc's lama hasan with the story there for us. >> reporter: behold all you "downton abby" fans. real life rile on set getting an exclusive sneak peek at season six of the blockbuster tv series. >> the ladies with new wonderful fashion. >> kate 8 months pregnant stepping up her schedule before he

a young political star who made national headlines for a capitol hill office decorated like douton abby. kelly o'donnell has this report. >> reporter: a political career undone by his curious office decor. >> say hello, new york! >> reporter: 33-year-old illinois republican aaron schock whose famous abs landed him on the cover of men's health magazine today topped headlines with his announcement. schock will resign from congress. i do this with a heavy heart, he wrote. schock stunned constituents waiting to see him. >> i didn't really think he would resign. it was kind of discouraging when more would come out. >> reporter: what began as interest in schock's douton abby style makeover spiraled to tough scrutiny taxpayer and campaign related funds, including private planes. >> clearly, you know when you rent a plane, you go around your district. people can say, that seems out of touch. i get it okay? >> reporter: schock paid the government back more than $40,000 for some expenses and promised to counsel review. but new questions on monday. the sun "times" and politico reported that schock

the glamour of television here is not exactly what you expect when you think of "downton abby."xteriors are filmed at highclear castle but this is where the interior of the film and particularly the servants' quarters that is where kate is at the moment inside she is watching a scene being filmed which will take part of series 6 which is due to start later this year. but when she arrived this morning, like i say, not the most glamorous location to arrive to. she was here in the car park and was immediately -- we are aware she is supposed to be a fan of the show and that became very clear when she was introduced to lord fellow who is the writer and creator in the program in the lineup at the studio. she was very animateded when she spoke to him for quite a while, before making her way down to speak to some of the other itv execs and nbc execs there. you could tell that she was clearly very interested to be here and the palace issued a statement saying why she was here celebrating the success of "downton abby" which has been a massive global success, shown in something like 250 te

it's a campaign that struck a cord with our own abby huntsman. >> reporter: dear abby this is a messager, much more confident self. if i could have talked to you when you were in your awkward teen years i would have told you the only person you can be is yourself. >> joining me abby huntsman a quarter of the cycle. dear friend. >> almost good to be here. >> with the original video getting over 1.5 million views this campaign struck a cord around the world. why did it strike a cord for you? >> the message i had, be yourself. remember those awkward teen years when it feels like everyone else around you has it figured out and yet you feel awkward. you feel insecure. you sometimes experience bullying. but that's not the reality. so this campaign is a reminder to young girls to young people and really to everyone out there that ever feels insecure, you know, i was surprised to say the response i got to my video and rant about this yesterday was shocking. i mean everyone can relate to this on some level, and we think about this next generation coming up with social media, and bullying, it has

abby. >> alistair jame is in london. thank you. >>> with us is laith alkhouri and lara yaks from news at foreign policy. and laith, these attacks in yemen, are these lone wolf attacks that isis claimed responsibility for because they want to prove relevance or is this something isis has been behind helping plan before now and is there a significant difference between the two? >> isis has been trying to find relevance within a number of countries around the world whether they have operational territory there or not. in the case of yemen, the leader of isis,al bagdadi and the spokesperson both vowed in recordings previously they will take the fight to the houthis in yemen and this appears to be directly the work of isis. they have received a pledge after leithance from yemen and others that are disenfranchised from al qaeda's practice or ideology and so it appears this is carrying out the vow that al baghdadi said would take place. >> and speak to this goal a terror group that wants to attack targets all over the place and

zia terry has jessica and abby.0-year-old grew up skiing the same mountain as her idols at olympic park in park city, utah. >> they have inspired me by being women and ski jumpers. and they have always inspired me because they got it into the olympics. >> on march 11, 2012, zia, who up to this point has only jumped the 20, wants to jump the 40-foot ski jump by the end of her practice session with coach eric. >> so by around like 3:00, they had to go back to school. so i was like, are you ready to jump the 40? and she was really into it. she wanted to jump it. >> i asked him a few questions that i was wondering, and he gave me the straight answer. do you go faster on the end run? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> yeah. >> is it any steeper, do you think? not much? >> same steepness. it's just longer. >> just longer. just longer. just a bigger 20. that's all. >> i was just trying to keep her calm. just saying that she could do it. and she can. she jumped the 20-meter fine. so the 40-meter, do the same thing and you

and so if the zombie apocalypse were here i'm sure abby would be here too.anks for having me. >> and josh is not eugene. >> no. >> and eugene is not josh. but i would like to speak to eugene. >> what do you want to know? >> why have you been such a cowardmoment. >> what do you want to know? >> why have you been such a coward in the past? >> i can't trust you. >> this is hilarious. >> humanity needs to stick together. you lied to everybody and that took them on a certain course. why did you lie to everybody? >> i did what i had to do so survive myself and i brought us all to washington, d.c. >> you're still smiling. >> that was good. >> it's funny when people met me in person. we expected you to be socially awkward and weird. >> do people assume that you are like your character in some respect? >> i think people do that with everybody. even i do it when i watch different shows. >> you get emotionally connected to the character. >> absolutely. when you see a jason statham movie, i believe he's that much of a bad-ass. you're not as weird. what's going on with y

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abby, is this the best thing they have got on hillary right now? >> this is the way it is going to be for the next year and a half. we are responsible for this too. this is what we all talk about. we feed off this. i don't think this is a huge story. >> but don't you think republicans are trying to create the narrative and tire down democrats. you don't want this hillary thing. this is the way it is going to be if she gets elected. >> it feeds into the narrative that people are so sick of that they are above it all. they are frustrated about that. i think they're going to use that to their advantage. >> if americans cared about that dick cheney would be at the hague right now. >> this story is supposed to reenforce how people don't trust the clintons. she's been voted the most admired woman in america for all these years. >> michael steele, do you think people care about this? i can't wait to see our poll tonight. you better be voting. >> i am. i don't think they do care. i think that this is a lot ado about nothing. >> why do republicans care? if

that is abby's entire life.nty in black and white and we are honored to have you april ryan on the show. >> thank you, toure. >> and i read your book. it is interesting and showing how honored you are to be in the white house. you graded the last three presidents on how they rated on race. and you give barack obama on a b-plus, before the d.o.j. report and a powerful selma speech. i saw you on other network we won't name saying one of the greatest speech of his pressy and how did you give him a b-plus and given the recess address would you alter that grade at all? >> well let me say, the grade the president had prior to this going into publication was a different grade. it was a lower grade. and in the galleries i was hearing information about ferguson and my brother's keeper and i'm getting more and more information and saying wait a minute. i have to change this grade and anticipating what was happening in this second term fourth quarter, we knew he would start to target issues in the black community that have

this is the world-famous mont saint-michel abbie, briefly turned into an island yesterday by a surge of coastal water. the high tide there occurs every 18 years. so thousands of visitors watched the water cover the narrow causeway to the ancient abbie and and then recede. >>> still ahead, how neighbors in philadelphia are -- with gunned down on the street. >>> i'm vai sikahema for "nbc 10 @ issue." we are officially in the midst of march madness. brackets are filled the big dance are underway and the games will rake in billions of dollars. can and this morning, we discuss if student athletes are entitled to a slice of that pie. coming up this morning at 11:30 following "meet the press" only on nbc 10. >>> at 9:23 on this sunday here's a live look over towards center city towards the art museum and the schuylkill river. temperatures right now are in the upper 30s. we will warm into the 40s today but it's not going to be quite as warm as it was yesterday. some of that snow that's still on the ground it's going to take a little while before it completely melts. >>> today, afghanistan's

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no doubt. >> reporter: abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> it's like a win-win. mom and dad are making money and the kids get to play. >> free toys, are you kidding? they said it is not easy. you have to devote five hours a day and keep putting content out. that's part of the secret and like every day, every day for a year. >> i would imagine now there are toy companies that want to be reviewed. they want those kids playing with the toys because then your toy is the one that everyone is talking about. >> that's right. what could we do? what kind of you tube channel? >> i don't know. we need to brainstorm. >> food, exotic food. >> you didn't try the lobster sausage yesterday. >> i'm out. the lobster sausage yesterday. >> i'm out. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a pa

i'm jealous, i love "downton abby." back to "squawk alley." >> pretty much.ing to -- thank you, sue. we're getting breaking news on compensation over at coca-cola. sara eisen is on the floor. good morning, sara. >> been at the forefront of this debate we have learned according to the proxy statement filed by coke that ceo muhtar took home $22.5 million in 2014. that was a little higher than the $20.4 million he took home the year before largely due to a $7 million increase in the pension value, something we saw as cross companies not really controlled by the company. the other big headline that i think is important, is that muhtar kent did decline to take home his incentive award last year in light of what coca-cola called difficult but necessary decisions being taken at the company as it repositions for growth. we've reported on those, layoffs, cost cuts, restructuring, try to right size the business in a challenging environment for the big soda company. that would have been worth $2.5 million. he did decline that. take out the pension out of their control,

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. >> abby hold on. liftoff, scott kelly is embarking on a unique space expedition.space on kelly, compared to his brother, who will remain on earth. >> now separating from the tower, marking less than 15 seconds. the engine is igniting. ramping up. and liftoff. a year in space starts now. on the way towards the international space station. getting good first stage performance. delivering about 93000 pounds of thrust on the strap-on boosters and force, into nominal operations measuring 68 foot in length burning liquid fool for the first # 2:06 into flight. >> continuing to get views from the cabin inside as you heard nasa a smooth flight into orbit for the cruise members. >> 60 seconds. copy. >> they come up on 70 seconds into flight and the velocity is around 1100 miles per hour fin continuing to get good data from the aircraft. >> all parameters of the control system phenomenal. >> the crew looking good inside. again pedonaa in the center. >> .08 seconds, everything is fine on board and feeling good. >> the shroud has been jetissoned. the first stage has separated.

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-- abbi jacobson and ilana glazer from "broad city" will be on tonight.lause) i think i tore my jacket i was so excited. also, hillary clinton had a press conference a little earlier today so full coverage