i asked sally field when she was dating burt reynolds, i asked sally field if burt slept with his to with his toupee on. david: what was the question question mark or the answer? oprah: i would never do that today. i did it because i was getting pushed by the producers. i was thinking i was doing it on behalf of the audience. she shut down and i could see that it embarrassed her and i never got another thing from her. i thought, that was wrong. i learned from that. david: while you were doing the show, you got the opportunity to be an actress in "the color purple." oprah: yes. [applause] well, not just an opportunity. i don't even have time for this story. i never wanted anything more in my life, david, and haven't wanted anything as much since as much as i wanted "the color purple." i have read the book, i had seen a review in "the new york times," so i started hearing there were going to do a movie. long story short, i auditioned for the movie and only because quincy jones happened to be, quincy jones was going to chicago, my little show, "a.m. chicago," was on. they were looking f

never seen that, i don't think we will ever see that, should he be confirmed on the supreme court. >> burtaroline. >> well, i think it takes a super human justice not to have a personal view. i think all of them have personal views. the question is, to what degree does a personal view dm nature t dominate the analysis? one thing we don't know about judge gorsuch and justice gorsuch is if his personal views will dominate the analysis. it is clear his personal views are deeply respective of religion. he also has personal views that are deeply, deeply respective of libertarian philosophy. he believes the government should leave us alone. how he's going to emerge those views with ideas that the government also has a duty to see to it that we are equal and that the constitution guarantees both equality and liberty, and how he puts those two together are going to be the great puzzle and i don't think anyone knows for sure because this is a very smart man, with a relatively thin record, and a very, very careful background in which he doesn't tell you what he thinks and he's not -- anybody who thi

>> and, burt, he famously said in a press conference during the transition, the family would work hard fired. it was a laugh line and the joke seems to be on everyone else there are now special federal employees who by virtue of blood line look a kingdom are somehow potentially immune from the hiring, firing and discipline that public staff usually abide by. >> saudi arabia does it. it is a family owned business. it is a nation, but a family owned business. i sometimes think that trump is taking advice from the sdis on his own family. but let m say one word in defense of ivanka. that is the only lawsuit under this statute that was passed in 1968 took a crack at hillary clinton, when she as first lady was appointed the head of the president's health advisory group. and the d.c. circuit said that, look, first ladies are de facto political officials of the united states they don't receive salaries, but they should be allowed to carry out official duties. it is possible to think of ivanka trump as the de facto first lady. she is the female presence in the white house. >> what does that mak

it was a gift from his friend -- doctor burt broussard.dr. burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i think the message is, uh, uh, basically, we can do it. thats it." harvey is not breaking any laws or ordinance by flying the confederate flag... but some of his neighbors are offended.lisa chavez/neighbor- "it is legal but it doesnt make it right." felicia purcell/neighbor- "today in this trump america, people feel the need now to be more vocal about their hatred towards other races, towards other genders -- all of that." harvey says in light of the strong reaction... he'll eventually take the flag down... but not just yet. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) the santa clara district attorneys officer is looking into the shooting death of a young man by a police officer...to try and determine if the shooting was justified. it started early this morning when a woman called police saying that her son was acting erratically. when officers arrived they found the man...and at some point a confrontation led them near the intersection of

burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i don't find it offensive.eople are just being too pc correct about stuff."eric harvey/homeowner- "(reporter) you know, people are going to draw parallels to you being a trump supporter and the flag. i know. (reporter) does that bother you or was it expected? i kind of expected it. not this much, but i expected it." eric havery/homeowner- "do you plan on keeping it up or after all of this, will you consider taking it down? uh, i probably will take it down, but not right away." but as far as felicia purcell is concerned... the damage has already been done. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) restaurants across san francisco are fighting back against the trump administration's immigration policies...by joining what they call "the sanctuary restaurant movement." there have been more ice raids at restaurants recently...with workers becoming fearful. one of the places joining the sanctuary program -- "don ramon's" -- on 11th street. they'll hold a series of education workshops to teach restaur

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burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i don't find it offensive.being too pc correct about stuff."eric harvey/homeowner- "(reporter) you know, people are going to draw parallels to you being a trump supporter and the flag. i know. (reporter) does that bother you or was it expected? i kind of expected it. not this much, but i expected it." eric havery/homeowner- "do you plan on keeping it up or after all of this, will you consider taking it down? uh, i probably will take it down, but not right away." but as far as felicia purcell is concerned... the damage has already been done. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the new "warm springs" bart station in fremont is set to begin service march 25th. the station is the first part of an extension to bart's fremont line. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the new station has more than 2- thousand parking spaces and 42 electric car charging stations. there are also easy connections to transit buses. the project is a welcome boost to service for the fast growi

burt broussard/harvey's friend- "i don't find it offensive.ople are just being too pc correct about stuff."eric harvey/homeowner- "(reporter) you know, people are going to draw parallels to you being a trump supporter and the flag. i know. (reporter) does that bother you or was it expected? i kind of expected it. not this much, but i expected it." eric havery/homeowner- "do you plan on keeping it up or after all of this, will you consider taking it down? uh, i probably will take it down, but not right away." but as far as felicia purcell is concerned... the damage has already been done. in brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) a san rafael woman is in critical condition tonight after being badly burned in an apartment fire this morning. (steve) fire fighters say it happened at an apartment building on bayview street around 9-15 this morning.. when they arrived heavy smoke was coming from the first floor of the three story complex. this is a picture from the scene.. crews had to rescue one woman and child from a second floor balco

burt says plain clothes officers and surveillance cameras were used to spot the drug users at is a station in san francisco then uniformed officers moved in to make the arrest. the case heads to the district attorney's office. bart is hoping this and future operations will help curb drug sales at san francisco part stations. >>> san matt tse i don't mateo man, 59-year-old joseph hersch was arrested after a three month investigation. authorities say they searched the business and found drugs as well as equipment used to make drugs. they think he may have been providing dental treatments to people without a license. he is being held on $500,000 bail. >>> it's 4:26, catching a stranger off guard. >> you know what position do you play, you were a football player. he said i'm a quarterback. i said what string are you? he said i'm first string. >> coming up, the good deed by a local nfl superstar that caught a stranded driver by surprise. >>> plus the cleanup under way still after one of the wettest winters on record, the declaration by the president that will help communities hit hardest by the

lynda burt. daniel burt. it is one of the iconic, tragic images of britain's maritime history.p, people, tomb. first, the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables. with the poignancy of poetry, the bbc‘s kate adie captured the unfolding horror. then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. the windows were underwater, the water burst in, and the ship was in darkness. it was that darkness that those on board remember most. all the lights went out. it was completely pitch—black dark. we could hear the inrush of water. brian gibbons was that lorry driver on his first ferry trip. he was the last to be rescued. with the screams, the shouts and everything else, and unfortunately some people did not make it. the reason i am talking to you today is, i think, people need to know what happened because of the 193 who did not make it. sorry. gets me a bit. today, in dover, three decades of memories and regrets were on the collective minds of 200 relatives and friends. peter martin. catherine mason. john millgate. ivor moat. christopher moy. the shee

joining me now on the line is mp alistair burt, who has said that parliament must get a say on any finalake of david davis's comments? and assurance, which we have already had, in relation to a final vote on the deal, and that the house will also get a vote if there was no real. —— the house. house will also get a vote if there was no real. -- the house. we have been hearing a lot about the fact that the commons committee has said that the commons committee has said that if there is no deal they didn't feel that the government is prepared for plan b, as it were, a contingency plan. i don't know about that, the foreign affairs committee have looked into that carefully, and certainly we know from talking to david davis, of course there is the prospect of no deal, which is very serious. i also know, as we have been told, the government is absolutely determined to get a deal. they want to try very hard, we have had that from the prime minister, david davis, we know that is the case, but we also know there is a risk that there might be no deal but also there are some mps who actually don't wa

burt the gains very slight around 1/10 of 1% for germany. >> starting with oil.s plunge is really quite interesting. 9 to 10% from last week into right now. we see wti below 49%. but still we're looking at the value below $49. still hangs on to the 51 handle. but hitting three month lows. inventory at record highs. so we could be set here to drop for a sixth straight day if we hold this sort of action throughout the session. very interesting move in the price of oil as equities tend to be following this as of late. if we could see -- >> i'd say equities definitely following oil prices. >> real estate. >> and i think both in the fact of rising yields and oil prices slipping, you'd say equities are somewhat resilient. all important 2.6% level. we lost some gains. half a percent though. nothing too serious. >> let's take a lock at the dollar. we saw weakness in major currency and euro hitting a one month high after there was a report that they raised the question of possibly hiking rates. didn't receive strong support. still, we did see the euro move on it just a bi

. >> i was always a little bit on the fence burt let me tell you his speech the other night with thent congress really totally sold me. >> reporter: as medical professional colleen mccloskey cares about health care and the future of the affordable care act. >> when he said about the pre-existing conditions was going to be covered, when they repeal and replace it, that kind of gave me a little bit of ease. >> reporter: people here say there is a universal benefit to backing our president they hope rallies like this can spread that message and unify a very divided country. >> it's time to come together like he said in his speech the other night. it's time to come together as a country. report rt in bucks county, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> vermont senator bernie sander social security in mississippi tonight where he joined a pro union rally at a nissan auto plant. the senator is calling on the japanese automaker to drop its opposition to workers union ey eyeing. sanders joined other groups including the naacp in challenging the company to allow workers the right to decide whether

burt across the nation, people who could hardly be described as dangerous. >> the bill will need 2/3 senate vote. >>> the new yahoo will not only shed its name and it's getting a new boss. thomas board member will leave the company that will be renamed a lrngs taba. henry is the former cfo of interactive corporation. they offered mchenry the job and he will leave in june with a 24 million dle severance package. >>> santa clara based intell will buy israeli company, mobile eye in a deal worth more than $14 billion. it's part of their plan to get into the self driving car business. they work in computer, vision and mapping for advanced driver assistance systems. so it may be a good fit. >>> credit reporting agencies are changing the information they actually report. the largest agencies will include tax leans and some civil den debts as long as that doesn't include information like social security numbers. equifax and transunion are making the move. today media reports are focussed on the potential of credit scores going up. fiek fica and other scoring firms change their score systems

members of congress contacted burt row for information as a taxpayer funded proed. >> not too much to ask the department of justice and fbi whether or not a warrant was sought and issued. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions recused himself last week from any trump campaign relate in calls to apin the a special counsel for an independent probe. but today he said he might kid one to investigate obama era scandals. >> i'm going to do everything i possibly can to, to restore the independence and professionalism of the department of justice. so we will have to kid whether outside special counsel its need the. >> overseas, battle for mosul continues to rage. iraqi, kurdish forces outnumber the fighters 10-1. isis gunmen are ready to feet to the death. holly williams has two records from the front lines. >> reporter: mosul is shattered. iraqi forces, pounded isis. and the people of this once wealthy city, fled with their bundles of possessions. sometimes, with just the clothes on their backs. a part of the world so aie now, brought to its knees. in the neighborhood

burt service another five mile south continuing work on expansion into the south by. construction on the warren springs station in 200 after a number of delays the station is set to open for service on march 25th. >> this is a big milestone for two reasons. number one it's going to serve people in south freemont who haven't had a choice in terms of using the freeway which can be nightmarish at times and bringing to the edge of santa clara county, which means we can get to the next part of silicon valley. >> having more than 2000 parking spaces. burt says it plans to extend service why knotter 10 miles south by the end of the year. >>> well a broadway favorite has made its way to the by area. the national traveling tour of hamilton kicking off in san francisco. caught up with people who got a big discount on front row seats. >> the area around san francisco was i can't buzz as the hit broadway play hamilton kicks off. all shows expected to be sellouts. less than a block away from the theater. the staff is gearing up for the large crowds. >> we do get extra people to co

i asked sally field when she was dating berkman a, remember this -- dating burt reynolds, i asked sallyf he slept with his toupee on. david: what was the answer? oprah: i would never do that today. i did it because i was getting pushed by the producers. she shut down and i could see that i it embarrassed her, and i never got another thing from her. i learned from that. thed: while you were doing show, you got the opportunity to be an actress in the color purple. oprah: yes. i don't even have time for this story. i never wanted anything more in my life, david, and haven't wanted anything as much sense as much as i want to the color purple. i read the book. i had seen a review in the new york times, so i started hearing there were going to do a movie. long story short, i auditioned for the movie only because ,uincy jones happened to be quincy jones was going to chicago, my little show, am chicago was on. they were looking for an actress to lay this part. he is coming out of his shower ,fter taking the redeye therefore a deposition because he is testifying on behalf of , someone saidn bill

gorbachev had no more control of the levers opor anwas recent stalled briefly as the lead are burt later gore bore -- the government what abolished in 1991 the soviet union was no more. going back to my initial question and the compareson with china, why did this indian a view very nonand russia and china and also to a -- i call the beijing consensus, about what went wrong in soviet union. a couple of quotes from chinese leaders here. one argued that the problem is that gore chef was a traitor like trotsky. ironic given that he's the first person to formally welcome business classes into the chinese communist party. xi jinping's son said my father thinks gore chef is an idiot. a popular interpretation in russia today, and most interestingly right now is xi jinping -- i argued why did the soviet syndicate, nobody was a real man and nobody resies and thinking of tienmen and the chinese party revisited and if you visit beijing there's talk about how xi jinping is looking at putin how a mod toll evolve the chinese system. so the strong man, authoritarian idea remains alive in well in beijing

. >> reporter: burt we've learned it may never been done at all after millions of dollars were alreadynt on renovation the city may scrap the west philly deal. a spokesman for mayor jim kenney tells fox 29 that the city is in the midst of a thorough review of plans developed by the previous administration to relocate police headquarters and the medical examiner's office to 4601 market street. >> we've out grown this a long long time ago. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross says the department is in desperate need more space and newer technology. he says the current headquarters at seventh and race known as the round house built in the iconic shape of handcuffs was obsolete years ago. >> i think while probably was a novel concept years ago, decades ago, it was outdated probably not long after it was built. >> reporter: but some of the department have been quietly complaining the west philly site was too far away from the criminal courts building and not convenient enough to many officers. and the city apparently is listening. sources tell fox 29 the former inquirer building on

burt t the ones that are in the area now look like the most significant ones. it's 32 in reading and that's the only place outside of the mountains that's above freezing. when the temperature goes down we'll be seeing icy spots devel develop. we're going to be feeling the effects of winter. 11:00 tonight, feeling like single digits in much of the area and then it's going to get colder after that. more on how cold it's going to get. when it might warm up. and about a snowstorm next week that will be more significant than today's. >> randy gyllenhaal went county by county today to find out how people are readjusting to winter. >>> 20 minutes of non-stop news continuewi contin continues. >> a lawsuit says a philadelphia hotel help sex traffickers enslave a 14-year-old girl and it took place for years. >> the girl described men waiting if sex, lining the walls of that motel. sounds horrible. >> reporter: yeah, guys, the details of this lawsuit, they are vivid. the girl herself was not able to talk to us. she is still a minor, but her lawyers insist that those worki

and i think what's sort of -- the burt den on this administration is to explain to the american publicthe global community, why this action which is impacting millions of people is actually sort of linked to the threat that they face. because from my perspective, if you're worried about a tactic, a specific tactic, the use of a laptop, then wouldn't you want to get laptops off of all airports? because someone can take a flight into london, get the laptop, and then do london direct to jfk and you're not going to capture them in the laptop ban. i think one of the issues out there for all of us is the lack of linkage between what may be a very serious threat and this sort of, let's just say, not-nuanced ban that is impacting middle east and north american countries. >> julie khan, thanks very much. ? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do

happening today big doings, burt is finally on its way toward san jose. warm springs station is open for business in south freemont. >> that's right, bart is expecting hoping that the number is going to increase as well. planning for the station started back in 1999. and now it is finally open. city leaders in free month hoping the warm spring station will transform the area around it. >> and this is a new neighborhood, an opportunity for us to really provide some -- a future visit for transit oriented development. this is helping us bring the future of freemont. >> where we head down to santa clara county. >> well two more stations are on the way. and main construction on the station is is done and burt believes it will be done this year -- bart believes it will be done this year as well. >>> a case of identity theft. how many fake id's this man was caught with. >>> and the products police found. >>> it was like this massive weight that just came off my shoulders. >>> and up next, the motivation behind this man's record breaking journey across the atlant

many of the same people admitted before the hearings they were going to fill burt didn't fulfill theirto say he didn't answer questions is ridiculous. you had one senator yesterday, duckworth say i'm voting against him because he didn't come by' see me. that's pretty petty. >>> in about 30 minutes, hillary clinton is going to speak on the state of women in the politics. but with michael flynn's immunity request will brought up? stick with msnbc to find out. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if

. >> yes, burt you take the thing that was promised and repeal obamacare and clean this situation up. imploding. it is not sustainable. we have one-third of the counties in this country with one provider, another third with only two providers and so, jake, you have to do it. it's a he have lift, yes. do you need to sometimes hit the bad news and the heavy lift first? think so, and -- and -- >> why is this -- why do republicans say this, that the market is imploding and it's not sustainable? according to the cbo and according to standard & poor's. >> i can tell you why they say that. >> we'll do you after her. >> you can look at the escalation and the rates. you can look at the mandated benefits, what it is causing and you can look at who is going in and providing health care. i've met with my insurance companies. what do they say? this insurance marketplace in the individual markets when you have a third of the counties in the country with one provider willing to off the product that is there, that is a problem. now the goal is to have everyone with access to affordable health care. t

lynda burt. daniel burthe. it is one of the iconic, tragic images of britain's maritime history. suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. the windows were underwater, the water burst in, and the ship was in darkness. it was that darkness that those on board remember most. all the lights went out. it was completely pitch—black dark. we could hear the inrush of water. brian gibbons was that lorry driver on his first ferry trip. he was the last to be rescued. with the screams, the shouts and everything else, and unfortunately some people did not make it. the reason i am talking to you today is, i think, people need to know what happened because of the 193 who did not make it. sorry. gets me a bit. today, in dover, three decades of memories and regrets were on the collective minds of 200 relatives and friends. peter martin. catherine mason. john millgate. ivor moat. christopher moy. the sheer number... it took six weeks for many relatives to learn their loved ones had died. agonising enough for adults, an eternity for children, like kim spooner who w

he thanks the citizens burt says he's getting right back to work today doing the job he loves for thatoke into the zoo, killed a white rhino named vince and cut off his horn. that one horn can fetch as much as $60,000 on the black market. it's believed to be the first such incident in europe. >>> and harvard dropout, mark zuckerberg will finally receive his degree. the billionaire has been tapped to deliver this year's commencement address. so he'll get an honorary degree and an honorary doctoral gown. >>> so it turns out that former president obama once referred to slaves as immigrants which echo ben carson's comments which caused an uproar. >> he explained slaves were immigrants pursuing their dreams and while he never said the word slave, president obama made a similar reference in a speech 15 months ago. >> certainly it wasn't easy for those of african heritage who had not come here voluntarily and yet in their own way were immigrants themselves. >> well, later on monday during a radio interview, secretary carson said slaves came to the united states as involuntary immigrants but t

. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood -- >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> i'm glad tof what makes successful television programming is being in the right place at the right time. and it was the right time. >> entertainment journalism evolved it got more curious and had more access. until that point, the entertainment business had been something we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insiders' look. >> the crafty old j.r. of "dallas" fame was with his mother actress mary martin as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious. you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. >> what are you like off camera? >> i'm like this. oh, this is on camera. >> this is on camera. >> it was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guy in the movies but don't tell that to his neighbors in utah. they are s

i initially declined burt after a preplanned family vacation to williamsburg, virginia-under changed my mine after seeing the demonstration of citizen engage in 1990 the people of district 18 elected know serve as a member of hoe georgia state senate and served there for 11 years and was elected by any colleagues as congressman scott said to be president pro tem. the pinnacle of leadership from 1996 to 1998. i everyday both as a democrat and a up in the georgia state senate. in 2002 i was elected the first republican governor of georgia in more than 130 years, senator chambliss said and i assumed the office believing it was a big job, not just a position. our team worked del gently for eight years striving to make georgia the best managed state in the nation. the period of time for 2002 to 2011 were not the best comment times in our nation but we lender with the hope of a joyful state work force we could provide value to citizens of georgia even in times of extreme budget pressures. even though georgia may not compare to some states, in some agricultural sectors, i'm proud to say i c

president, glen along with his brother burt is tied among this year's pilots as the longest-serving volunteer in the idatarod air force. he began volunteering for the great race, the last great race, the idatarod air force in 1984. and glen has since put in roughly 1500 hours of volunteer time making sure that the last great race continues and that the dogs and the mushers are taken care of. taken care of right now in 40 to 50 below zero as this race is going on. this year glen won the alaska air carriers association idatarod humanitarian service award. upon receiving it the air carriers association wrote that glen, quote, you are obviously an accomplished pilot held in high regard by your peers. they want on to say, while there are many volunteers working to make the race possible, you consistently go above and beyond the call of duty. you are always quietly willing to take every assignment no matter how unglamorous or uncomfortable. you step up time after time to fly into challenging air strips, to ensure that the mushers' supplies and race personnel are available to keep the race safe for

word and ministering the community in 1817 the church was founded in the swamps of robinson county as burt island baptist with meetings under a brush harbor under the same spot the church meets today. in 1842 the church was renamed antiock under which the city the apostle paul launched his three mission journeys. took on tly, antioch the mission of providing an education for the people of robinson county by opening the christian academy. later this year, i look forward to meeting the pastor to celebrate their 200th anniversary. god bless them. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. collins: thank you, madam speaker. last night in this chamber we heard president trump called on the 115th congress to repeal and replace affordable care act to expand patient choice, lower cost for our f

consolidation, and shared administrative services, kr creating a new expensive duplicative and less burt kratic structure would be a giant step in the wrong direction. when this is discussed, much of the focus is on the court of appeals, but the court of appeals is only a small part of the circuit. it includes 14 district courts and bankruptcy courts and pretrial probation offices and these courts do the nuts and the bolts work to affect the largest number of citizens, and circuit divisions would substantially reduce the support for them. we provide support for cyber security, and disability and wellness, and resources, and court policy and many aspects. for example, the ninth circuit provides districts in need. when arizona was in a state of judicial emergency with a skyrocketing criminal docket, we could dispatch visiting judges from within the circuit to solve it. we do it a all of the time in the circuit. since 1999 we have made 200 visiting judgeships to arizona, and 100 to idaho, and 100 to the southern district of california, and 18 judges took cases to resolve 1,500 cases in the

a little burt reynolds action there. >>> enter wraps up tonight in san jose. the two week long festival showcasing more than 200 movies, mostly independent. this year there has also been spotlight on virtual reality films. it will close with the zoo keepers wife. that's tonight at 6:00. >>> still ahead, the nice weather is continuing in the bay area this weekend. >> coming up, we'll check in on your forecast. how long will it last? hopefully for a long time. forecast and much more as we approach the 9:00 hour. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> little foo fighters to get you cooking. happy daylight savings day. lost an hour of sleep. guess what, you're up an hour earlier. >> it's sunday and the weather is going to be beautiful. >> that's right. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm frank mal

he was burt and he was the banker. the old banker. >> he is amazing. still dancing. >> i love that. a secret. >> i just blew it. >> if you're listening, do it. how fantastic would that be? >>> also, the first teaser trailer is out for "dead pool 2." >> it's fantastic. >> i know it's funny. i watched the second trailer. it's going to be good. from the looks of things, our hero's sense of humor has turned darker. take a look. >> okay, okay, okay. >> wow. nice suit. >> zip it, stan lee. oh, that's not good. no, no, no. oh, you're not going to walk that one off. oh, that's so gross. i'm so sorry. i spent way too long in the phone booth. if i'm being honest with myself, i should have just called 911. >> that's the only part we can really show. >> i watched the beginning when he sees it in action and runs in the phone booth. and i'm thinking, i haven't seen the first one. come on. go help the man. the man is screaming for help. and you see his heinie in the first one, too. >> i guess. >> his heinie. >> ryan reynolds has a breathtaking heinie. >> you don't call it a heinie? >> well, not si