he breaks down on stage. >> all: bobby, bobby, bobby. >> i love you, whitney. [ cheers and applause ]in song. ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love you >> reporter: when we come back, were there red flags that bobbi kristina was following in her mother's footsteps and the mysterious man in their final days. >> there's only one person that was around both occasions. i won't say his name. >> reporter: coming up. so, we can't name that place where coke tastes so good, but an employee of that place can tell you why it's so good, as long as we protect their employer's identity. there are a number of reasons but it starts with the water that is perfectly chilled. we actually have a custom-made straw. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. oh my gosh, it's super fun to talk like this. say my name! mindy. min-deeee! wait say it again! mindy! should we prank call somebody? yes! hi, it's min-deee! hohoho ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach,

bobby ryan. dropping it off for karlsson. karlsson sliding to his left. brassard back out for karlsson. now, brassard. down low. puck comes across. they score! clarke macarthur, senators win the series. with a power-play goal in overtime. they defeat the boston bruins 4-2 and will face the new york rangers in the second round. >> pierre: boston overplayed up high on erik karlsson, because of that, it opened up seams dow that's why they're celebrating. clarke macarthur's goal. >> kenny: clarke macarthur who missed nearly two full seasons, was about to retire, came back and scored a big goal in game 2. he scores the series winner for the ottawa senators after missing 156 consecutive games. what a story. so bruce cassidy tubing over for claude julien in early february. his team falls in six games. traditional handshakes. there's the hero, clarke macarthur on the setup from derick brassard. the ottawa senators wip a playoff series for only the second time in the last ten years. the senators win for the third time this series in overtime. two of their three ov

bobby ryan. dropping it off for karlsson. karlsson sliding to his left. brassard back out for karlsson. now, brassard. down low. puck comes across. they score! clarke macarthur, senators win the series. with a power-play goal in overtime. they defeat the boston bruins 4-2 and will face the new york rangers in the second round. >> pierre: boston overplayed up high on erik karlsson, because of that, it opened up seams down low. that's why they're celebrating. clarke macarthur's goal. >> kenny: clarke macarthur who missed nearly two full seasons, was about to retire, came back and scored a big goal in game 2. he scores the series winner for the ottawa senators after missing 156 consecutive games. what a story. so bruce cassidy tubing over for claude julien in early february. his team falls in six games. traditional handshakes. there's the hero, clarke macarthur on the setup from derick brassard. the ottawa senators wip a playoff series for only the second time in the last ten years. the senators win for the third time this series in overtime. two of their th

bobby, ashley, and michael remain with us. michael, the headline on our your piece on this subject reads in wart, "critics worry the president has a love for tyrants." and when you take it like that in the clear, it almost doesn't seem real. >> no, it's very strange, brian. but this is a clear repeatedly demonstrated predilection shall we say trump has had going back to the campaign and even earlier. he has spoken approvingly of the chinese crackdown of the 1990 tiananmen square protests. he said it was a horrible thing the chinese did but they showed great strength they were very strong. it was clear he was very impressed by it. we know how he feels about vladimir putin. at one point his line was at at least he is running his country. he is a real leader, though maybe he has done some things some people criticize him for. in the case of sisi, he said the same thing. he said sisi really took control of his country. he really took control of egypt. yes, with an unprecedented human rights crackdown, which in egypt is really sayi

off awe bobby you, look great. >> you look oh, like the bobby we remember from when he was in high school>> awesome. really nice thing. >> great gesture. >> coming up, the woman, the before/after. dramatic. the woman who won the 100-meter sprint and just 101 years old. >> is that all? >> or young. >> managed to snag the first place prize. >> the lawyer for the passenger dragged off a united airlines flight is now speaking out about his client's next legal step. first, here is a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- life alert. ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. >>> caught on camera, a woman in canada demonstrating how steal a package nicely. pedals up. walks up to the porch. put the package in her backpack. back on her bike, pedal as way. >> package didn't belong to her? >> no, not at all. she's called the amazon bandit on youtube. >> she has a nickname at least. >> more fallout from united passenger dragged from the airpla

. - current, we have bobby daniels. - bobby daniels, okay, let's check the list.also not a player. - and a guy known to everyone as junebug. [buzzer] - come on, man! if you're gonna make up fake names, do better than junebug. if lunatics like this are against the women, who's on their side? - billie jean king. - 100%. - i mean, she's done so much for women's sports. [upbeat rock music] - who's that? - tennis player? - i don't--i don't-- - tennis star billie jean king has long been campaigning for women's rights. - damn! turns out billie jean king is a badass tennis player, but also she paved the way for equal pay in tennis when she defeated bobby riggs in the 1973 battle of the sexes. let me get this straight. all you did was defeat a man, and now you have equal pay in tennis. problem solved. - it wasn't easy-peasy, man. when i played bobby riggs... - mm-hmm. - ...that was about social change. our ratio of prize money was about eight-to-one, and i think the women's soccer is four-to-one, and i know what you're gonna say. - progress. - improvement! - yep. - improve

bye bobby. and will even help you brake, if necessary. it makes driving less of a production. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. dagen: dictions. >> america's pastime, loancare dagen: predicted? >> 4.3% as an activist investor has gm up 20%. dagen: jonas, prediction? >> the quarter pounder driving fresh meat and the other, all big burger loses, shake shack up 20% a year. >> eat a cheeseburger. charles: to the white house and republicans waste another week squabbling over healthcare when americans are screaming for something else? i am neil cavuto and i want you to look at this number, 73% want tax reform now so time for washington to cut it out and start cutting? charles payne, charlie gasparino, gerri willis, ben stein, adam leschinsky and kennedy, don't know what

and the net with the traffic in front, presented by bobby ryan. turris once again here, just flings it, with the traffic in front. and lundqvist has to come up with a tough save and a cover-up. >> john: another face-off in his zone. 3:56 left in overtime. off the draw. mcdonagh. stretch pass, grabner is onside. he'll steer it in. fast, is in first. broken up, karlsson. surviving that forechecking sequence. ottawa back out. claesson, fredrik claesson. on the offwing, hoffman. dzingel, with a shot. blocked. defended that time by dan girardi. girardi, along the boards. dzingel for ottawa. hayes, back defensively. girardi again, will float it out. it goes by erik karlsson. icing against the rangers. 3:20 left. >> brian: it goes to three centers. oscar lindberg, just over five minutes in this hockey game. the rangers are rolling three centers right now. stepan, zibanejad and hayes. those are the guys they keep throwing out there. so, something that is overtimes, something to keep on eye on, with a short bench. >> john: kyle turris and kevin hayes in th

i cut out the back of the box and i heard bobby sermon. i left bobby sherman.nd his neck? ainsley: who is he? steve: a young recording star ♪ ainsley: is that considered country music. brian: you were talking about country and i left bobby sherman. i left the partridge family. steve: he eventually became an emergency medical technician. ainsley: really? i didn't know that. brian: call the show today and we will put you on. ainsley: pete, have you heard of bobby sherman? pete: no, i have no idea what you are talking about. ainsley: ask the gentlemen around you if they have. steve: oh no, don't. pete: i'm leaving him out of it. steve: keystone diner in west scranton, pennsylvania. talking to the folks, not the pundits, talking to people to see what they have to say about all sorts of things. pete: absolutely. part of what i love about being on the road is amazing people. private first class. james dempsey. stage name or orchestra. is he a 91-year-old world war ii vet. wounded infantry. served our country and have you got some jokes, too. you are a funny guy. >> y

>> go ahead, al. >> bobby, are you lying? >> i'm lying. i messed that up. i was so thrown by that. >> i thought you were telling the truth because you fixed the day. >> it was after two days. the lie was supposed to after five days. >> nice choice. we like the suit. >> thank you. it's because he was texting me going, am i going to wear a suit? i was like -- >> by the way, we'll do more fashion tips on our website. you can catch "imposters" tomorrow night at 10:00 on br o bravo. back in a moment. first, this is nbc. >>> it is always a blast having bobby flay around. what have you got today? >> jason statham. >> you have ctraic ps r 31=x ack= forecast mostly clear skies and in the upper 60s. mike? >> that's quite a change for san jose's temperatures. over here quite a change for the traffic flow along the peninsula. much lighter now. san mateo also looking good. northbound a little slower. 880, someone hit their brakes just shy of high street so that's causing a ripple back and forth here. it continues to improve as you head ov

>> go ahead, al. >> bobby, are you lying?p. i was so thrown by that. >> i thought you were telling the truth because you fixed the day. >> it was after two days. the lie was supposed to after five days. >> nice choice. we like the suit. >> thank you. it's because he was texting me going, am i going to wear a suit? i was like -- >> by the way, we'll do more fashion tips on our website. you can catch "imposters" tomorrow night at 10:00 on br o bravo. back in a moment. first, this is nbc. grit. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. >>> it is always a blast having bobby flay around. what have you got today? >> jason statham. >> you have >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. 10:00 a.m. on a go

there was a kid i heard about on the news, i think his name was bobby, who wanted the right to dress as a girl when he thought he was a girl. so bobby doesn't though what he is, but his principal has to know what he is, and his employer has to know what he is. shouldn't there be some kind of law or a court case in which it is decided objectively what the standards are and what the things are rather than letting bobby decide if there's even a crime at all? >> host: lillian faderman. >> guest: well, you know, i think that the transgender issue has really exploded because it's such a melodramatic issue. transgender people have been using bathrooms of their choice for decades now. but i think that the right has glommed onto that issue in order to discredit lgbtq people. but think for a minute about what it would be like for a woman to have a very masculine person who was born female but identifies as male and for his whole life has identified as male come into your bathroom. that's going to bother you. [laughter] it would be much better for a trans man to use the men's room than to use t

bobby ryan swings it in. lundqvist, he'll move it.ds, grabner with his back to the play. brendan smith, back to the corner. fore-checked. hoffman is there. back out. ryan awaiting. bobby ryan, dumps it back in. puck was batted down with a high stick. seven minutes gone here in overtime. >> brian: for the senators, that was a convincing kill against the rangers. the rangers did not have much going on. they were able to keep everything to the outside. they got some critical clears, important times. and the one shot they did have was from a sharp angle that craig anderson had no trouble senators with that kill in overtime. >> john: great job. turris and stepan. will take the draw here. derek stepan attempting to take it off of the draw. vesey, for mcdonagh. ryan mcdonagh. in the zone. flushed out a bit by mark stone. cleaned up by ceci. now, stone. ottawa, back onside. dan girardi. will hinge it back out. here's mcdonagh. nash at the line. he'll step in. rick nash, out in front. vesey, off a stick. good defensive play by cody ceci. ottaw

she is the in-house psychotherapist, for bobby axelrod, but she is married to the attorney for the southern district of new york, paul gemotty. they are going after each other. i think the twinkle, she and her husband have a dominant/submiss ive relationship. she is smart and dominant in a lot of realms. >> what is the joy of playing a character like that? >> well, you know, i myself, personally, and as an actor, i am pretty, i am like a modest, shy person. stepping into that aspect of the character, is somewhat challenging for me. there is joy in it, it is so outside myself, that is something sort of interesting, and new. how it exposes the facet of their marriage. the thing i find interesting, is somewhere along the line, they made room for that in their marriage. the way we talked about it, they are not going to clubs or within a community, they are figuring it out on their own. dyi bdsm. the question that raises, how did that conversation happen? who approached it? how did the other person take it? it is interesting to think about. >> what i thought, if you are that shy in real life, it

confident in donald trump because of who she was and her success in business and all to the table, bobby kennedy was a the under jfk. how is this nepotism when she is taking an unpaid position and that is and? that is preposterous. dagen: the first lady role, why didn't ivanka play some of that? >> i was making a short list of people who benefited, going back to john quincy adams who was appointed by his father, president john adams, you had bobby kennedy, hillary clinton trying to run healthcare when she was first lady, and put in by fdr as secretary, the history of nepotism good or bad goes back a long way. not sure it has been any harm and if you want to work for free and have great ideas. dagen: she is a big advocate for women. i am not completely against nepotism, the healthcare roles, and rfk after that, lyndon johnson prevents you hiring relatives. she is not qualified to work in the white house, has no basis to work in the white house, there are plenty of women morse qualified and -- >> that is offensive -- she is not qualified because she wasn't in politics that she worked for t

i was clear from day one responsible for bobby spent. for bobby spent. i was clear from day one i won't sign a merrill guarantee if it meant more money was being spent down the road. but it got to be fair. goes like those against the bread always said it was being built in the wrong place. they also didn't like it was using transport funds for building what in essence was a tourist attraction. campaigners now say their whole project is dead. do you think the incoming bridges that? yes, without a doubt. they cannot get the money they haven't got it. they spent several years i did get it and you need a guarantee. he has said he would underwrite it. we would spend on its 100 years paying a £3.5 million giving this thing alive. ghostwriter is a tiny child that the trust will find another public body to give these financial assurances, but the wider picture now is little support from the maher has now evaporated. all of this crucially means that the taxpayer will have lost £46 million, and the big question is why and who was to blame. the. br

bobby great to have you in studio.ng a lot of news this morning so let's get right to it. >>> president trump facing the most critical week of international diplomacy. >> we need to see definitive actions by china condemning north korea. >> it's hard not to interpret donald trump's statements as a warning. >> if it comes to the necessity to protect ourselves, we've always had all options on the table. >> wherever the russian evidence takes us in terms of the trump campaign is where we'll go. >> i would tell people whenever they see the president use the word "fake" it ought to set off alarm bells. >> neil gorsuch will be confirmed. how that

. >> check out bobby. this is a pitch of him before he met officer page in the police department. they took bobby in, give him a warm shower, given the shaven haircut, and gave him a brand-new outfit with donated close. he looks like a new man. a complete makeover. >> there is a tire slasher on the loose in newark. check out the video where you see car after car, after car, with their tires slashed right here on main street in newark. this is what residents living in the neighborhood had to deal with on wednesday morning when they got to the car some thought they were ready to drive off to work. turns out they were stuck because of their tires. >> i came over here, just drop my brother off at penn station. one of these ladies was looking at me. i thought yours picking up on me. i thought she me a little bit. she starts going crazy. and it was like everybody's car was/. i go check my car and they're all/. i'm like no way this is happening. >> jason show me the entire of his mercedes-benz that was/. he said it would cost hundreds of dollars to repair it. he mentioned his mother's ca

bobby and pierre mcguire showing local love. >> way to go. >> thank you very much. cherry hill, new jersey, is that where i'm from? >> cherry hill, new jersey. >> good shoutout. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> a pretty good day tomorrow. >> not so bad. a lot of sunshine. very pretty. 68 tomorrow. rain but 75, on thursday and rain on friday. nice on saturday, though. >> we'll look forward to that. >> have a great night. >> see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anne hathaway, tony hale, musical guest ed sheeran,

you got to win, winning is important. >> going to ricky bobby now. >> ricky bobby. >> hold on, him earus, for the president to tout this win when everybody was against it. is a totally -- it is true. >> paris, i want to get your response to this. >> you're first or last. either he won or he lost. he won. or he lost. >> can you let me get it in here so we can discuss it, please. this its a special election. he said, kansas special election. great win in kansas last night for ron estes, easily winning against dems. who spent heavily and predicted victory. the truth about it. there were several lies in the tweet. estes won by less than 7%. in 2016, republicans won by 31%. not an easy win. donald trump won by 27%. a massive drop in republican support. the national democratic organizers basically said they sat this one out. spent all most nothing. knowing how red the district was. democrats never expected to win the seat. they definitely did not predict victory. y, a win is a win. but his tweet, what he said, pair is not true. why even say it? >> because when you are the president of the un

like ricky bobby said in the movie -- >> he doesn't say that. >> ricky bobby said either your first orour last you have -- >> going to ricky bobby now. >> for us for the president to tout this win when everybody was against is a totally -- >> let's put this tweet out. what we're talking about is -- can you guys let me get it in here so we can discuss it please. so this is what he said. he said great win in kansas last night for ron easily winning the race against demes. there were several lies in that tweet. in 2016 republicans won that slot by 31%. that was not an easy win. donald trump won the district by 21%, that's actually a big drop in support. they spent almost nothing knowing how red the district was. democrats never expected to win the seat. they definitely did not predict victory. yes a win is a win, but his tweet, what he said, paris, is not true so why even say it. >> because when you're the president of the united states, you're also the president of a party. making sure people -- >> so you say they lie to get people behind you? >> i don't think it's fair to call it allie.

. >> bobby mcgee. >> me and bobby mcgee. >> i knew he would know that.lear picture there. that's changing quickly this morning. thank you for waking up with us thursday april 6th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's pick up what pam's talking about. >> okay. here's the deal. if we're sitting at home we're like i know that. but when the tv's on. i think i know that. >> i can -- >> i love playing name that tune. >> i can see her face and her name but i can't. >> i saw the wheels spinning up there. >> were they ever. need to oil those wheels a little bit. >>> okay. let's get to it. we do have some light rain. parts of sonoma county are getting a few reports. nothing too much yet. tonight, rain and wind develop and it looks like it could be very windy. one of the strongest surface lows ever for this time of year will be developing off the oregon coast by tonight rain again and then friday evening into saturday morning. nothing really has changed here. there could be more than 4' for some of the sierra as we head towards into the weekend as well. but i

i have my wonderful father, bobby--his friends call him "bobby boy"--

when i say bobby brown, who do you think of? >> the makeup artist. >> okay!i'm glad you answered that. >> i wasn't sure you were going go with makeup artist or singer. >> i would have gone with neither. i don't know either. >> wilf, i might have guessed that. we do have the makeup artist, bobby brown. the make up artist and e entrepreneur. she will be joining us today to talk to us about her new venture. she has a new book out. she has left her company, bobbi brown, but she has a flu company she's starting up. she will work with lord & taylor withstand-alone retail shops that show all of this she's chl. he's a great entrepreneur. >> also about the decline of department stores. >> is this the time to be going into retail when things are disintegrating everywhere you go. >> for some reason, no matter what i hear about the doom of department stores, the makeup counters are always busy. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >>> "squawk box" up in ten minutes time. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," we're setting you up for the trading day ahead. you'll hear more fr

she loved bobby kennedy and was at the ambassador hotel the night he was assassinated and then she fell in love with w and volunteered at his 2000 convention and she could not get a room in philadelphia, so she came to my room and said could she stay with me and i said you can come in, but the signs that says it w stands for women cannot commend my room and then she got the solution-- disillusioned with the iraq war and then voted for president obama and then she got disillusioned and briefly became a socialist with bernie sanders and then she went to qb-- cuba and became a communist for weekend and then she decided she liked trump, so she has historic thing where she got the only apology that has ever issued from donald trump's mouth because he would always ask me when i was interviewing him during the campaign is your sister still with me and after he retweeted the main picture of heidi cruise, unflattering picture compared to milani and i said to him he lost my sister. she thinks that was horrible and offensive and there was a long pause and he goes-- he tried to explain himself and

bobby ryan, kyle turris, bobby ryan, and the sens 4-3 take a 2-1 series lead over the bruins on patriotsay. bruins should have never given up game two in ottawa. >>> capitals/maple leafs. capitals, best team in the regular season. that zamboni on their back, that is tough to skate with. tyler bozak in overtime, 4-3, and the young leafs with a 2-1 series lead. say it. >>> blackhawks and predators, under four minutes to go in overtime. >> fiala. >> fiala. >> with the game winner from a guy named neil. >> predators win it 3-2 and take a 3-2 nothing series lead for the first time in franchise history. he goes by one name, fiala. >> like soccer. >> all right. >> oh, yeah. >> ducks and flames in overtime, score tied at 4. corey perry from a bad angle. the shot bounces off the defender, finds the back. net and ducks win 5-4 and take a 3-0 lead in the series. >>> cavaliers and spurs also winners, both of them up 2-0 in their respective series in the nba. that's all we got. back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse," trapped in the throne. you heard that right. how a woman got her h

bobby norris, we thought you'd like that. melo is the... he's not available.ticularly go well to be honest. we even contacted buckingham palace. they said yes. please welcome to radio one the duke and duchess of cambridge. oh, my god! please have a seat. i knew 0k, adele? is this the reader '5 moment ever? element it feels like i'm asleep. melo thank you so much for coming in today, you are expecting that where you? i can be bobby norris i suppose. we were so worried because they're so many cameras. melo chris does look really today. william and kate and you spoke a lot today about heads together, but i think what you've done this week is an incredible turning point for young people to talk about mental health more openly and not to be embarrassed by it. you've been so open. i don't... embarrassed by it. you've been so open. idon't... i embarrassed by it. you've been so open. i don't... ithink embarrassed by it. you've been so open. i don't... i think we can all agree there has not been a more powerful mental health campaign ever. thank you for that. we also h

bobby was probably his most trusted advisor, and i have no with this. because when you're in that your , you want people at back. and i also have one little more make. to host: yes, ma'am. caller: compromise. and worried, when i see representatives calling each other names. can these people not work compromise? each side taking a little? i -- and the media, i a media so een against the president. thank you for letting me express my thoughts. ma'am. s, howard. good morning. caller: good morning. hasn't been in office -- president trump has not been in office long enough really get anything done. they ow, the democrats, don't want to work with the they're ns, because like boycotters. and if you want people that you got a st, and he's working relationship. of one 's a parent -- of his daughter. there. ave trust he can't trust -- he's picked people already in the office. e needs to clean out and get his cabinet together, you know, of everybody. and it's like everybody just and to fight and argue stuff. if something would really happen right the united state

makeup mogul bobbi brown is going deeper into department stores.s on set as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> learn from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live from the nasdaq marketsite i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. the futures right now are up 14, even though ibm is down like a lot. down like eight or nine points. i haven't checked it recently. eight or nine points puts about 50, 60 points of downward pressure on the dow. yet still higher. s&p indicated up 7. dow up 14, nasdaq up 18. treasury yields up a little bit in recent sessions. they had been below 2.2. >> morgan stanley reporting earnings in sharp contrast with rival goldman sachs which reported yesterday. first quarter profit came in at $1 a share compared to estimates of 88 cents. revenue also beating forecasts. the ceo james gorman is calling it one of the firm's strongest quarters in recent years although he says the market enviro

. >> it's bobby kennedy role. >> do you want to start there?i do. >> let's start with the fact that bobby kennedy was his brother's campaign for manager and taking down gangsters of this country and made a name for himself doing something. >> you're going to say jared is no bobby kennedy. >> it was a mistake. >> my point, jared who is involved, has been involved in donald trump's business life is probably one of those people on this earth that the president talks to the most. what he does, he's being honest and open with the american people, having him shed his business ties going through all the ethics. >> that's why he's doing this. >> it's the right way to do it. the wrong way to do it to allow him to be his adviser. he's going through it. >> here is the question. is he the best man for the job? >> it's the one the president listens to. >> he's comfortsble. >> presidents talk to who they want to talk to. >> in order to deal with the president ordeal with the world. >> i couldn't hear that. >> is kushner's advantage here and the reason he has

there wasn't someone before they wrote on the board love after death for bobby. the city shuts down a few days later. they filled the place on the m map. hundreds of men and women arrived followed by hundreds more. soon down the hill past the theater into the next intersection and beyond with a thousand people. whether it was a tireless advocate he discovered while the nightmare the leadership had touched the community like no one before. the eulogies were political in the militant attributes. a bit of footage from the recent speech flicked over the stage momentarily returning him to his beloved people. i had a message for the lesbian and gay community. homosexuality doesn't cause disease, germs caused disease. learn and practice safe sex. he nodded silently to his manifesto but then the voice added something they have trouble accepting. it's important for us to learn but not to panic. there is no reason to become hysterical. at that moment it seemed there was ample reason for hysteria. the aids poster boy was gone and the bad news was piling on in which healthy

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the police say bobby, as they called the man, left looking like a whole new person.e and after shot. >> who needs to go on a bravo show to get a home makeover. >> i heard bobby asked if you could give him a hair cut. >> bobby, you look great. >> you look good. like the bobby we remember when he was in high school. >>> coming up, the before and after. dramatic. the women who won the 100-meter sprint and she's just 101 years old or young. how she managed to snag that first-place prize. >>> and the lawyer for that passenger dragged off a united airlines flight is now speaking out about his client's next legal step. first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by life alert. ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. >>> caught on camera, a woman in canada demonstrating how steal a >>> caught on camera, a woman in canada demonstrating how steal a package nicely. pedals up. walks up to the porch. put the package in her backpack. then she is back

and then with those other drug-addicted to leave of babel victorious. >> meeting from of bobby kennedy's speech reminds me of why it is said to lot and then there are communities of gay men. but the remarkable thing that happened from the elegy bt community. >> the the question comes from the with the stonewall rebellion there were pockets of the gay community's and then we did not call them again go but if it is hard won almost the free area and then would not feel safe and we did not hide and roll ways prepared to run. without reverse diaspora with that demographic shift. and of ghettos and those walls around the get-go into teardown into gopac to the authorities then did you have to demand with of citizenship and that this the reason why nothing was happening in the research was taking place hospitals were rejecting suss campaign to bring those rates were turbocharge to be god of necessity so is the silver lining. with that 20 year period and then to recognize the struggle for recognition and a role in your civic life. and then they keep using that line. but the end tuesday we will ma

not saying ivanka and bobby kennedy, bobby kennedy did a lot of things before he came attorney generaltates of america. just like bobby kennedy had a question, he called the one person he trusted in the world, bobby kennedy, and they sat there and talked. when donald trump needs to talk to somebody, he talks to these two people. you may like it, you may not like it but as willie said, that's the reality. >> it's still not normal. we're talking about normalization, the fact his daughter and son-in-law it's still not totally normal in the traditions of american politics. >> of course not. very few things about donald trump, willie, as president of the united states is normal. >> i think you and i are saying the same thing. we're not endorsing having your family in the cabinet. >> no, we're not. i don't think he listens to them from whether or not i'm seeing. >> he doesn't watch us. he watches "fox & friends." i have to say ore. >> i think he listens. >> he attacked "fox & friends" last hour and that upsets us very much. >> coming up congressman adam kinzinger held first town hall since r

among them wayne simmons wins the bobby clark trophy for mvp for the first time. player who demonstrates the most heart. to the pitch, union still looking for their first win of the season. first half, richie marquez gets his head on it. union 1-0 leadoff on the header. tied at one in the second half. rory miller ordinary name, not so ordinary game scores. timbers win 3-1. i'm danny pommel. >>> we've got to dig out the flip-flops. >> i love it. shorts earlier. flip-flops. he's ready to go to the beach. that's it. we go to 80s. we're celebrating the 80s on monday and tuesday. really a great stretch of weather. we could see chance rain showers tuesday to wednesday. but i'm going to focus on the fact we have a great start to the work week. we haven't seen something like this good in kwiets some time. >> thank you for being with us. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. for all of us here at nbc 10 news, thank you. have a great night. at longhorn, tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy

book,r frenchman had this which lessened or made sure that bobby kennedy read and was introduced to. bobby kennedy then turns against johnson in the war in march of 67 on the grounds that it is an independent movement not controlled by hanoi, a spontaneous revolution by southerners were not communist and don't want to be ruled by the north. johnson was asked -- sent someone to prepare our troops participation. he appoints to other people, kolmar, to set up a new organization. that's another topic which was incredibly effective. the organization working with the south vietnamese -- we defeated the viacom. we won the war, the guerrilla war in south vietnam by 72. nobody knows it. secondly he sent out general abrams to be a deputy to focus in on the south the enemy's forces. we had bunker at the top level dealing with the political evolution of vietnam, kolmar dealing with the villages come all the cities. you would abrams working with south vietnamese forces, and wesley focusing on search and destroy missions. -- this -- these are declassified -- cables to johnson, which i asked doug p

this is bobby. >> it's a real shame that photo, isn't it?ke he's 470 pounds. >> stephen: and, yet, you still look thin. >> he-- look, we climbed the harbor bridge, which is an incredible thing to do, and, unfortunately, it was a kind of windy day, so we got a little back-air coming through. >> stephen: so that's air going through his outfit and not going through your outfit for some reason. you climbed to the top of the bridge? >> yes. >> stephen: is there a staircase. >> yes, you get chained to the side. it's very much like convicts, because, you know, australia, obviously, was a penal colony. so, yeah, you climb to the top. and the guides are really great great, very professional, they do two, three tours a day, but they're very relaxed, very aussie. >> stephen: it looks dangerous. >> "it's all right, don't worry, mate. a lot of people died making the bridge. but you'll be fine. it's real safe. this is my fourth trip today." d >> stephen: did you enjoy it and go i'm like i did it? >> the australian tourist board will probably kill me if i

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. >> reporter: willie's big sister, bobbie has been looking out for him and playing piano with him sinceoman >> reporter: she's still there, every night he takes the stage. and now, two of his sons, lucas and mica often perform with him. >> that's the greatest feeling in the world, to be up there with your kids. and to know that they're doing well and they're good, and you can be proud of what they're doing. it's just the best feeling there is. >> reporter: when he's not traveling on his bus to one of the more than 100 shows he still does every year, willie splits his time between a home in maui, where he hangs with friends like woody harrelson, and his ranch outside austin, complete with an old west town he named "luck." >> i just live right up there. >> reporter: when we dropped by, 3,000 fans filled the town for the luck reunion, the brainchild of willie's great-niece, bobbie's granddaughter. >> i'd grown-up on this property, basically this is my back yard. ♪ on tennessee time >> reporter: so what is the luck reunion? >> the luck reunion started as a one-day event, celebrating singers

today the '6ers and the city unveiled the mural featuring allen iverson, charles barclay, bobby jones hall grier. a bevy of basketball celebrities federal street in philadelphia. >> need some of those guys. they have ben si simmons. that won't hurt either. >> what has he been doing this season? studying. watching 2500nba games, studying the point guard position. he says sixer fans are unreal. when he plays here next season, how will he measure up? he's not sure if he got bigger on not, whether he grew two inches. jamie apody has more. >> whether he has grown physically, we don't know, but he has grown figuratively. >> i learn a lot being around the guys and the system. it gives me a great opportunity to learn the game. >> simmons says he's been clear for basketball activities and will resume his own work out tuesday. depending on if he plays the summer league depends on how he's playing. >> now he will prepare to to be the sixer point guard of the future. >> i think we can do big things. we want the same thing. i'm excited to play with these guys. i think we can do damage. if he can s