alan: quÉbuen reportaje de charlie chaplin. johnny: amigos, somos norteÑos.odo un Éxito. espero que les haya gustado el segmento el dÍa de hoy, esto es todo de mi parte, ahora regresamos a la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. alan: amÉrica, te mandamos un fuerte abrazo. alan: ¿cÓmo estÁ en el norte? ¿quÉ no ha hecho por sus hijos? william: asÍ es, en las redes sociales encontrÉ al papÁ del aÑo. literalmente esta imagen muestra a un padre disfrazado de elsa, el personaje de la pelÍcula frozen. karla: lo amo! william: se disfrazÓ junto a su hija rubi, vestida del muÑeco, el papÁ rob es un tatuador del barrio exxes de uk, y fueron a un "sing alone", donde se proyecta la pelÍcula y todo el mundo canta, el padre se montÓ en el metro, y la gente le tomÓ la foto y se convirtiÓ trending. karla: los padres hacen lo que sea por sus princesas. me va a matar mi marido, le tengo que enseÑar esa foto, porque cuando era chiquita mi niÑa querÍa ser... de toy story, y que su papÁ fuera... me va a matar mi marido, pero lo hizo vestirse, le rogÓ mucho. william: se me h

kira: hoy se celebra el aniversario del nacimiento de charles chaplin. alguna

. >> and if you look around you might see charlie chaplin and laura is here and if you look really closely that devil art smith that here so i'd like to start the show with first of all, how many were you at the palace of the fine arts did you have fun and go to the ugly this one my friend jan is here who originated it did light were breathing taking did you love them so let's people e keep that time travel going with one of the hit tuned from 95 performed by the duplicative of ragtime and gibson accompanied by the fabulous greg and they're going to perform hello fresco. >> it sideline i ought to let the power hello, san francisco hello. >> are all of you about ready to hear a little bit of ragtime let's do it mississippi to please. >> hello fresco hello hello fresco hello. >> hello. >> done don't keep me waiting it is aggravating why can't you hurry you're too slow hello now you hear? you know i love you dear your voice like music to my ear when i close iced i seem so near fresco i called you up to say hello hello central hello central can't you see kindly hurry kindly hurry just for me,

what we've been able to do is work with our local police departments in which the chaplin's themselves and work with community partners, particularly help young people we're encountering the juvenile justice system, figuring out ways to wrap themselves around a young person as well as their families, to make sure that they get the support that they need, that they get the encouragement that they need, and so the chaplin program has been pushed by one of our local departments in the vineland police department in particular, and the group -- we'll share that with you in a second. has the opportunity to travel around the state and working with departments to look at how we can support families in the neighborhoods and on the grounds. i just want to share with this slide here, you'll see the arrow up in, and you'll see that's where we start right above the church, this slide is showing what we did in atlantic city at grace assembly of god. we advertise. one of the things we found, we did this work people didn't trust us so they wouldn't necessarily come out and turn themselves in and surre

. >> and if you look around you might see charlie chaplin and laura is here and if you look really closely that devil art smith that here so i'd like to start the show with first of all, how many were you at the palace of the fine arts did you have fun and go to the ugly this one my friend jan is here who originated it did light were breathing taking did you love them so let's people e keep that time travel going

people travel and go to negotiation new york with more robust systems they rely on it there is a chaplinnd egg situation do you build the system first, because people will use it or try to engage demand and see if there's any place in a car oriented culture it is sometimes hard to say use transit first and use the 8 hundred line commissioner joseph did you have something to add. >> years ago when this commission was given the challenge to manage halloween one of the things we asked bart to do was to provide late night service they did under a lot of pressure but their comments we can't really do that because we don't know if the ryder will support us running the trains later and therefore paying those salaries and having that increased wear and tear on the train and whatever they were forced to do it and navigates the bart system was used a lot in the first year but the the second year of halloween it was used twice as much as the first year in the chicken and egg scenario if you show for the purpose that is fair and viable they'll in fact use it and leave the cars but parking ticket are

[applause] from northwestern university as a wreck chaplin -- ezra kaplan of chicago. [applause] from the university of california at berkeley, gabriel sanchez from west covina, california. [applause] from the university of maryland, naomi harris of upper marlborough, maryland. [applause] and from our newest scholarship partner, the george washington university, mariana sotomayor from florida. [applause] with that, let's give our scholarship recipients again a big round of applause. [applause] and thanks again to mrs. obama for her support of our scholarship program. [applause] christi: thank you margaret and thank you again to the first lady for your support. [applause] now i am honored tonight to present this year's winners of the white house correspondents association journalism awards. these awards are among the most prestigious in our field, and i would like to thank ellen for coordinating the judging. thank you. and to all of you who participated as judges. please turn your attention to the screen for a presentation about the members of the white house press corp

the let look a photo from eyewitness weather watchers from phil chapline in the farms, what a gorgeous shot he took. thank you as always to our weather watchers. things are looking beautiful with those big puffy cloud. now everything will be nice throughout the rest of the the today but then we have some changes on the way. lets take a look at storm scan three. you can see this developing system off the coast of the carolinas. that is where it will exit the coast. mostly stehlin off shore but it will bring in a cooler easterly flow back in our region starting late tomorrow and then on friday. temperatures right now in the 70's across the board mount pocono close at 68 degrees. wild week from 77 today, back to the 60's tomorrow and then bottom out on friday with highs in the the 50's but saturday sunday we are climbing backup and we may talk 80's by next week. future weather shows position moving off the coast of carolinas tomorrow around noon, couple showers may break out tomorrow evening and then friday storms are off shore but a chilly easterly flow will bring cloud couple showers an

the day after the 44-year-old was killed andre met with sheriff's officials including a sheriff's chaplinnvenience store. >> you were saying you would have something contact -- >> the sheriff asked me, he said did you hire a lawyer. and i said yes. and he told me if you hire a lawyer, it will gum things up. we don't want to gum this thing up. >> "cbs this morning" originally received the surveillance without audio. late lastnight, we reached out to the tulsa county sheriff's office and they urged the harris family to release that audio. they did send that to us hours before the broadcast. we called the sheriff's office for comments we have not heard back. >>> the passenger in a car of a south carolina man shot and killed by a police officer has broken his silence. pierre fullcum was in the vehicle. the officer fired eight shots and faces a murder charge in the death. in a statement he called walter scott a dear friend. he wrote, i miss him every day. i'll never know why he ran. but i know he did not deserve to die. >>> florida senator marco rubio said it's time for his generation to take

in t [ laughter ] in the fronthe lines of tox appomattox chaplin jl mulligan of the 140th pennsylvania wrote 14 a few days later, though the army of northern virginia is ours, still grave questions re remain to be settled for which god alone can give the true wisdom and guidance. a confederate ar till letterist, private henry robinson berkeley recorded a diary entry on april 11 after confirming in his previous day's entry that lee surren hadde surrender his whole army.he las surely the last 24 hours has f opinion a day of the most in intense mental anxiety i have have ever experienced. nds of thousands of thoughts have pa passed through myss mind as to what f what fault awaits my country my family m my neighbors, my friends myself. and myself. andself really sefveral months earlier morgan w. cart we are the 28th united states' colored troops expressed his concerns in a hom letter home. you know yourself that we have e been trampled under the white ma man's heel for years now and we have have a choice a to elevate ourselves and our race and what little i can do toward it i wi willll do

in t [ laughter ] in the fronthe lines of tox appomattox chaplin jl mulligan of the 140th pennsylvania wrote 14 a few days later, though the army of northern virginia is ours, still grave questions re remain to be settled for which god alone can give the true wisdom and guidance. a confederate ar till letterist, private henry robinson berkeley recorded a diary entry on april 11 after confirming in his previous day's entry that lee surren hadde surrender his whole army.he las surely the last 24 hours has f opinion a day of the most in intense mental anxiety i have have ever experienced. nds of thousands of thoughts have pa passed through myss mind as to what f what fault awaits my country my family m my neighbors, my friends myself. and myself. andself really sefveral months earlier morgan w. cart we are the 28th united states' colored troops expressed his concerns in a hom letter home. you know yourself that we have e been trampled under the white ma man's heel for years now and we have have a choice a to elevate ourselves and our race and what little i can do toward it i wi willll do

you go back to what i used to love, silent film comedies with chaplin, et cetera.imal stuff and they are so good. in the 15 years i've done the show and wrapping up my tenure sooner so good at packaging that even in an age of youtube and still making it relevant. >> really you guys did it before anybody else and we all owe you thank you. >> can i tell you it's a little creepy to have big pictures of you staring out like -- >> well we happen to love you. so do your colleagues that you did mention. i can't believe this is it for you on "america's funniest -- in this is it. >> i'm going down. >> do we have the picture from twitter. your colleagues -- >> oh that's right. tom, was it something we said? no, you know it just felt like at 15 years of doing it that it was time -- i was telling dan during the commercial break, he goes why are you leaving. i want to get nervous again and that was one of the key things. >> you're what ten years into "dancing". >> our tenth anniversary. >> is it true you almost turned it down. >> i did, well because and my agent at the time sai

on the front lines, chaplines are reportedly leaving the military or not signing up at all for what they hasteal environment for christians. and it's a scary thing to think it could be happening. is this actually occurring? >> i would say first of all, the 5,000 or so chaplains serving, they're doing a tremendous job and there still is first amendment freedom for those men and women to do their job correctly but there are trends and storm clouds brewing that are of concern to me and many others. >> has this always been the case or is this something particularly unique since the obama administration? >> i would say since the asking of the don't tell don't ask repeal and obama administration. >> so how do chaplains and religious leaders feel? what's the heart that they're wanting to express right now? >> when it comes to the chaplains that there christian chaplains, their rabbis and so on, they just want to take care of their troops. and serve their ministry. and there's also a culture of fear that has permeated in the mill are military in my opinion. a fear of crossing a imaginary religio