max and donna met in high school. they got married seven years later. >> july was 32 years. >> what makes these relationships work. a company called instant chemistry says the answer lies in your dna. they test personality traits and dna with saliva samples to see how compatible you are with your mate. >> it's interesting but i'm no not -- >> if this comes back as incompatible the wedding off. >> they agreed to take the d inform a test that starts with certain brain chemical. >> by measuring seratone tow nine, dope pa minute it will tells whose empathetic or impulsive and that reveals how people will react in stressful or emotional situations. >> basically what we're looking at is, the genetic and psychological factors that make a good match. >> reporter: joel block is the psychologist with instant chem tree. >> what do you say to the skeptics who say there's not enough evidence or scientific proof this works? >> those skeptics haven't read the research. there's list of perry view research these are things that's legi

do you like it, donna. >> take the lights down.rkansas. good for her. >> debbie won? >> debbie won! >> i've got jenny cook from columbus, ohio. jenny, jenny. >> there's the music. >> oh, shoot, oh, shoot, i can't -- >> come on! >> lauren reger from albany, new york. >> i got lucinda lucero from new mexico. >> okay, and the last one is linda ramsey from darien, illinois. >> we want to say congrats to our winners. make sure you enter for klgandhoda.com. a big shoutout to two of our -- who's our wonderful couple? >> carol and robert. >> from scotland. they are celebrating their 40th anniversary. happy anniversary. we're so glad you came here! >> lionel richie takes us down memory lane tomorrow. >> i love that! >> plus, gaj jets for the graduate. and we're celebrating bhom a >>> right now, damaging findings from the ntsb in the investigation into a deadly smoke incident on metro. i'm barbara harrison with the procedure the transit system failed to follow on the day of the accident. >> i'm pat lawson, ns with major cleanup this morning

donna, i saw your fingers. >> no.ng it's a small, small percentage of hispanics that might support donald trump. they want a leader who will unite the country and who will stand up for all americans and that's not donald trump. >> donna, tana. >> we'll see in california. >> thank you. bye. >> bye-bye. bye-bye. thank you so much. >> bye-bye. >>> gloria borger, hello, hello. >> hello. >> let's bring you into all of this. what about, you know, some of the other republicans, about sharing, you know, a john mccain's concern, for example? he is not the only republican concerned about down ballot issues. some republicans saying where's the third party, you know, potential candidate? what say you? >> well, i think -- i talked to lots of republicans who are working on senate and house campaigns. and their feeling is each man for himself. that in this presidential race, you're going to have to run a local race. you will have to run like you're running for sheriff. okay? even if you're running for the united states senate. parti

. >> and look who's spinning the wheel, donna dorable. >> nobody better than donna dorable. >> awesome> the cooler has precise temperature control, strong and warp resistant hard wood shelves, a long lasting whisper quiet compressor with vibration free cooling. >> what else? >> and it's a good place to put my plus you get this large oversized stool. >> i love that. >> that's cute. okay, get in there. >> here we go. the first winner is -- >> who is it? >> it's merle lowe from cromwell, connecticut. >> go, merle! >> hold on a second, i start, spanky music. >> they're all stuck together. >> it makes me crazy. >> i got arlene crow from greenwood, indiana. >> i love her. sharon heal from madison, ohio. dig in there, hoda woman. >> i got two. hold on, i got pat kustasis from las vegas, nevada. go pat. >> and i have jackie barabbas from cape coral, florida. >> well, let's bring in jackie, she's joanne's cousin. come on, donna dorable. >> come here, you have to get in line. do you know what's going on? >> get behind kath? >> we're running out of time. >> don't you feel lucky? >> you're allowed

max and donna met in high school.hey got married seven years later. >> july was 32 years. >> what makes these relationships work. a company called instant chemistry says the answer lies in your dna. they test personality traits and dna with saliva samples to see how compatible you are with your mate. >> it's interesting but i'm no not -- >> if this comes back as incompatible the wedding off. >> they agreed to take the d inform a test that starts with certain brain chemical. >> by measuring seratone tow nine, dope pa minute it will tells whose empathetic or impulsive and that reveals how people will react in stressful or emotional situations. >> basically what we're looking at is, the genetic and psychological factors that make a good match. >> reporter: joel block is the psychologist with instant chem tree. >> what do you say to the skeptics who say there's not enough evidence or scientific proof this works? >> those skeptics haven't read the research. there's list of perry view research these are things that's legiti

shut this down now. >> donna, has the sanders campaign done enough of that? nevada party has filed a grievance letter with the rules committee. i'm on the rules committee. we're going to look at it and investigate it, find out what happened. look we want to bringing everybody together. come to philadelphia, not only enjoy the great american city but elect the 45th president of the united states of america. in place in other party or the republican party for the kind of what i call acrimony and threats of violence. i know the party chair, she works hard. many of the officials are not paid. i'm not paid by the democratic party. that's some breaking news for her. we are there because we love our country and believe in democracy and justice. and for individuals, and i don't think it was organized by the sanders campaign, or encouraged by the sanders campaign, but no one should feel free to just rub a proceedent. >> in terms of kentucky tonight, i mean, do you think it's possible for there to be an upset in the democratic side? >> i think it is certainly possible

, the former colorado senator faced allegations of an extramarital affair with a miami woman named donna addresses the charges at a news conference in hand over, new hampshire. our coverage picks up as the news conference gets underway this. portion is just under 40 minutes. >> as i have made clear, i think, to everyone, i have nothing to hide. i made a mistake. i made a series of mistakes in mistakes, in fact. i regret those very much not just for myself but for all

donna brazile, i want to begin with you. trump tweeted about this overnight.e said, crooked hillary said that i want guns brought into the school classroom. wrong. she was referring to a speech where he said he wanted to do away with the gun-free zones in schools. it does seem like hillary clinton won't shy away there the gun issue. that's something new since al gore didn't become president back in 2000. >> when i was managing al gore's campaign. my father heard the ads. he said, i hear al gore is going to take away guns, and i'll shoot you first. i said, no, that's a lie. the problem is the li it's always out there that hillary somehow or another is going the take away guns. democrats are going to destroy the second amendment. donald trump, as you well know, was for the clinton assault rifle ban back in the 1990s. he sorted the president on newtown. donald trump is flexible. he'll continue to change. hillary won't change on this issue. think the american people will be with her on background checks. making sure we protect our children. she has to articulate t

and look at the december 15th the number is its that number but down there it is a donna $908. >> areou following me. >> no. i'm not sure where you're at. >> all kind of dollars near the become. >> uh-huh. >> when you look at across december 15th is it $908. >> i had the 55. >> no commissioner. >> other people am i looking at the. >> the spreadsheet the bottom right corner almost to the bottom. >> almost to the bottom actually. >> at the bottom. >> okay. so what's the question. >> why the number is to high compared to other months. >> good morning planning with the human services agency the number has increased because in this reporting period the transitional care program is no longer active that served a large number of clients and in prior months that reduced the average program we have a smaller denominator and that's why it is increased from nine hundred to $900 a month. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any commissioiner ow. >> yes. this program initially giving the patient in the laguna and transfer them to a community home setting now that this program run for quite a few of the

. >> and donna brazile. polls out this morning. a dead heat. this is going to be a tight race. >> i think this race is going to be incredibly volatile. through october, i think. i think primarily driven by the fact that we have two candidates, as you showed in the beginning of this thing who are incredibly unpopular with the vast majority of the american public. donald trump slightly less popular. both very unpopular. both distrusted. it's almost as if, to me, it's like the 1927 yankees playing the 1998 yankees. two great teams but the rest of the country is left out of this conversation. >> this is all before the general election campaign begins. it's actually hard to imagine that either one of those candidates is going to get above 50% favorability. >> i think this is the high point of favorability in the course of this. i think you'll see, it will be an unpopularity contest over the next five months. >> some of that depends on the conventions. some of that depends -- >> i think they'll each get a bump out of the convention. >> the democrats

the former colorado senator facedle gagss of a extramarital affair with a miami woman named donna rice. in this ten minute event in denver, the former colorado senator continued to deny the affair saying he was quitting the race to spare his family and friends from quote further rumors and gossip. michael dukakis won the 1988 democratic nomination but lost to george h.w. bush in the general election. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] apologize fore being late. there was a little traffic coming down bear creek canyon this morning. i intended, quite frankly, to come down here this morning and read a short carefully worded political statement saying that i was withdrawing from the race, and then quietly disappear from the stage. and then after frankly tossing and turning all night, as i have for the last three or four nights, i woke up about 4:00 or 5:00 this morning with a start. and i said to myself, hell no! [ cheers and applause ] and i'm not going to do that -- i'm not going to do that because it's not my style, and because i'm a proud man and i'm proud of what i've accomplished.

donna and i and the state of you well in your future endeavors, and while i'm here, i want to issue an official statement in the name the authority of the state of louisiana, bel fically, i, john edwards, together with the citizens of this great state do hereby give special recognition to dr. victor upolo, chancellor, acknowledgment of your leadership and dedicated service university of new orleans and southern university system from 2006 to whereof, i n witness have hereunto set my hand fficially and called to be affixed this great seal of the state of louisiana, the capital, and the city of baton rouge on he 7th day of may 2016, and i sign this, and i want to give sign of ou, as a appreciation by the state of you.siana for [cheering and applause] before i go any further, our invocation today mentioned ordering, and so did that musical selection. if god will order our steps we ask him to, and he will order our steps in his word, but we feet. have to move our we all have to move our feet. you're going to get an opportunity here as you leave as graduates to move your feet as before.neve

to my daughters donna and laura, and my son john jr., i say, my mother did not break faith with me, andill not break faith with you. [applause] to all the children of america, i say the generation before ours kept faith with us. and like them, we will pass on to you a stronger, more just america. thank you. [applause] [cheering] ♪ ["new york, new york" playing] ♪ >> madam secretary, we pledge our 72 delegates to the next president of the united states. ♪

to my daughters donna and laura, and my son john jr., i say, my mother did not break faith with me, and will not break faith with you. [applause] to all the children of america, i say the generation before ours kept faith with us. and like them, we will pass on to you a stronger, more just america. thank you. [cheering] ♪ ["new york, new york" playing] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> madam secretary, we proudly delegate votes to the next president of the united states -- applause]d ♪ >> this memorial day weekend on american history tv on c-span3 -- today at 6 p.m. eastern on the civil war -- not believe itd either. by the time he captured atlanta, his dots had fully matured. still the confederates would not give up. so, rather than continue the

to my daughters donna and laura, and my son john jr., i say, my mother did not break faith with me, andill not break faith with you. [applause] to all the children of america, i say the generation before hours kept faith with us. and like them, we will pass on to you a stronger, more just america. thank you. [cheering] york" playing] >> we pledge 72 our delegates to the next president of the united states. ♪ >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring hattiesburg, mississippi. the city was founded by william cap did harris harding, a confederate and railroad builder. the city was named after the second wife of the captain, hattie. learn more about

donna summer being the biggest embodiment.fe of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's do it. and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ oh >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ i want to do it with you >> unless you have been living in a sealed cage you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the g. >> fluffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to but on my boogie shoes and dance with you ♪ >> what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated 4 billion, with a b, $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this word disco. it was r & b music to me. i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and weren't giving credit where i think the credit was supposed to go. >> to bring that -- to bring that sound in that's great. one, two, three, four. >>

, the former colorado senator faced allegations of an extramarital affair with a miami woman named donna addresses the charges at a news conference in hand over, new hampshire. our coverage picks up as the news conference gets underway this. portion is just under 40 minutes. >> as i have made clear, i think, to everyone, i have nothing to hide. i made a mistake. i made a series of mistakes in mistakes, in fact. i regret those very much not just for myself but for all those individuals and the individuals who have been unfairly maligned. my own family, first of all, and for my supporters. we still believe, and i would be willing to go into these at any length you wish, that some very fundamental facts about the events are still not clearly known. i just mentioned three or four since they have been mentioned to me by key supporters and spokespersons on my behalf that they were not aware of. those were, including this, in the events of the evening in question on last saturday, reporters did not confront me. icon fronted them. there was a report that i was, i think, in their words, walking a

to my daughters donna and laura, and my son john jr., i say, my mother did not break faith with me, andl not break faith with you. [applause] to all the children of america, i say the generation before ours kept faith with us. and like them, we will pass on to you a stronger, more just america. thank you. [applause] [cheering] ♪ ["new york, new york" playing] ♪ >> madam secretary, we pledge our 72 delegates to the next president of the united states. ♪ >> i am a history buff. things,oy seeing how how they work. artifacts is a fantastic show. >>'s sounds like something i would really enjoy. tv, it american history gives you that perspective. >> i am a c-span fan. next on american history tv, richard norton smith talks about rankings of matters in chief and the challenges of ranking presidential failure. he looks at james buchanan, ulysses s. grant, and warren g. harding. he also discusses presidents usually regarded as successful. the free library of philadelphia posted this one hour and 15 minute event. host: i am so pleased to introduce tonight our speaker, distinguished presidential h

they need to be able to hear donna. >> oh, sorry. >> reporter: you can wear it.ell me about memorial day weekend. >> we're kicking off the summer in ocean city. we've got a lot of activities going on. the beach looks great. we're ready to have a great summer here. >> we have a lot of stuff going on, free stuff for memorial day weekend. >> starting on saturday night, we have a patriotic beach lights show right on the beach just off the boardwalk. three shows starting at 9:30. then sunday night beach light shows starting at 9:30 free to everybody. that kicks off a summer full of free events for us. >> fireworks on the beach every week. >> fireworks will be starting on the beach in july. we have beach concerts. we have fl conce -- olympics. saturday is great. sunday is great. memorial day do you have anything going on during the day? you guys might actually see a little bit less rain than we see in d.c. >> okay. we can accept that. >> reporter: i want to throw it into lauryn ricketts. it has just become a tropical depression right now. could become tropical storm bo

and then and subsequent years you had gary hart bringing donna rice and other people who were media figures, not just political figures. the media organization been started to bring a host of very, very big stars. in fact, we get lobbied very intensely by big stars. host: so people magazine has tables at this dinner? j.d.: correct. we have tables a hand we have been going to the white house correspondents dinner for many years. host: who do you have? d.: the president of gallaudet university. jenna fischer from a "the office." and people who are working with hillary clinton on her campaign. it is pretty glamorous. a lot of celebrities are ascinated by washington and lot of washington is fascinated by hollywood. we do not have any trouble attracting guests. it is an enormous event. there are thousands of people in this room. it is an intimate cocktail party. you go from the carpet. the actress who plays the first lady in "scandal." posts: the dinner is set to start at 8:30. let's watch the more arrivals. -- let's watch some more arrivals. [indiscernible crowd mingling] >> as we continue to w