but also, the cuts to the national institute of health, s alzheim alzheimer's research, cancer searchse budgets are as toxic as in i've seen. >> the thing is, they don't even get the conservative bounce out of this, the praise from the far right because it's kind of -- they're not even looking at the part of the budget where we would need to make the cuts. here is what's happening. if you look at the budget in terms of mandatory spending, the part of the budget that's growing out of control is medicare and social security. that is our debt to our elders and society, that we have to figure out a way to fix that. that's where most of the spending is going. what's happening is they're putting the entire burden on the so-called discretionary side. what is that? that is our investment in the future. that's our investment in our roads, in our education of children, and all the things that we need to make our country successful going forward, our future. >> another thing mark sanford said, something the "wall street journal" said a couple days ago, stop with the cutting on discretionary spen

s attorney is asking a judge to sentence him to probation citing his age and saying he suffers from alzheimer'sors want bucket to serve a two-year prison term but the judge could ignore both request and sentence him to up to 20 years in prison. >>> a building at the university of san francisco is no longer named after a former san francisco mayor. after students complained, officials renamed the building to honor a former football star, burl toler. the building was originally named after james wieland. he was mayor of san francisco from 1897-1902. feeling was announced -- and outspoken opponents of japanese immigration. what time he ran a campaign with the slogan, california white. >>usf is about change. so the fact that students were able to say how feeling was and he was racist, and they were like, really alarmed about it and they want to change. i'm proud of us for that.>>you will still see the name of phelan around san francisco. there is his best at the entrance of city hall. phelan avenue runs through the city college campus and there is an 11 story office building in union square named a

alzheimer's. omega-3 fatty acids boosts overall mental and the emotional health. >> the griffin quintuplets made headlines 19 years ago. >> now these montgomery county natives are hitting a big milestone. first up here's "gma"'sook. >> in this morning's "gma"'s first look new details on tiger woods' arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence. according to police documents obtained by abc news at 2:03 monday morning a jupiter police officer saw a black 2015 mercedes stopped in the road both front tires flat. the car's body significantly damaged. behind the wheel. >> there it is, a win for the ages. >> one of the world's most recognizable athletes asleep. the responding officer reporting that woods' speech was slow and slurred and that he did not know where he was at one point telling police he was coming from golfing in los angeles on his way to orange county when he was actually 9 miles from his jupiter, florida, multi-million dollars mansion. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., dan abrams and dr. drew pinsky weigh in life. with your "gma" first look, i'm geo benitez abc news, jupiter, florida. >> ♪ dear s, i know you worry i can't keep up with our weekly tee times. but i've been taking osteo bi flex ease. i