. >> reporter: when donnie mcadams wakes up to feed the horses -- >> good morning, kids. >> reporter:e's one in particular that gets secial attention. >> waco, what are you doing? >> reporter: waco hanover is a retired harness racer, living out his days on a farm in the green mountains of vermont. he was never able to outrun most horses, but he certainly managed to outlive them. >> hang on, slow down, will you? >> reporter: and this month, waco is celebrating a very rare birthday, for a horse. the big 4-0. that's about 120 in people years. you see, under an old rule of horse racing, january 1st is considered the universal birthday of runners. since the life expectancy of a horse is about 25 years, he's one old horse. >> now i got to go in and get your bucket because you left it over there. >> reporter: donnie mcadams is a big part of waco's longevity. living in an apartment above the barn, he's not only caretaker, he's kind of a roommate. but mostly he's waco's best friend. >> very polite. >> reporter: donnie manages an estate information center off interstate 89. but for the past eig

or you were bad on donny, or whatever.a deal, i'm at a closing, 25 lawyers around the conference table and here i am sitting here. one of the reasons i'm here -- as i'm coming down in the elevator i said to a whole group of people surrounding me, let's look at it like a one-hour commercial. now, if i bought time on his show, i'd have a 30-second spot. it would cost a lot of money. and basically nobody would listen because they go to the refrigerator during the commercials. >> there's no credibility. >> it's not the worst thing. i'm on the show. i'm telling everybody how great i am. i'm talking about soho, trump spl, it's good when you think about it. >> and i thank you. i've been called a bragert before. i'm never shy. i believe you tell somebody, it's not insecurity, if you don't believe in yourself, nobody's going to. what are the rules of selling yourself? >> the simple key, very simple. you have to have the goods. if you don't have the goods, it doesn't work. >> we're going to take a break. when we come back we'll open

donnie, do you expect democrats will try to derail ryan zinke's nomination?ll, ryan zinke is being introduced by the democratic senator from montana, his home state, jon tester. so i don't think that ryan zinke will have as much trouble as many of the other trump nominees going through the senate. >> jon: david, would republicans give him any time of trouble? republicans have been openly skeptical of some of the other nominees, we will get to that in may. >> there will be questions at some of the western state senators have about control over federal land and what role states should have in that. but few agencies will benefit more from the under new management banner than the interior department. the talk to states who have much better forestry and land management bureaus than federal government, and they say the biggest challenges the federal government. congressman zinke has made it very clear he wants to talk about that, he wants to put new management in place, better management in place, that while the federal lands will stay federal, 20% of u.s. and land

>> donny spent 25 years in jail for a crime he did not commit. >> i don't ever wish prison on anyone. that is the worst place that anyone could go to. >> wow. we're off. >> did you register to vote. >> what are you doing? >> trying to find a silver lining. >> that was rude. >> all my daughter's pictures were there. >> thank you for your service. >> donny hinkeby spent 25 years in jail, serving time for a crime he did not commit. >> i do not wish prison on anyone, that is the worst place that anyone can go to. >> the case that was in all of the headlines in 1990. a tourist from utah brian watkins, mugged and stabbed to death in a midtown subway. murder that really demonstrated how violent new york city was doing that time. the teens, went dancing afterwards, same spot where johnny was out that night dee jaying. >> i was ready to go back home, i was so scared. and i was willing to do anything. i agreed to memorize that false confession, that is only piece of evidence that ever convicted my. there was no weapon, no dna, no lineup identification. there was nothing. >> now in his mid 40s,

because donny is not a warm and cuddly guy. >> no talking?would have it, neither is waco. >> crank he's old sob just like i am. >> but don't be fooled by their tough guy act. >> what do you guys do for fun? eat animal crackers? >> yeah, pretty much. >> do you want a cookie? there you go. just one, do you know how many you've had? >> healthy appetite relatively new for waco. when donny moved in in 2008 the horse was barely eating at all. >> i wanted to dig a hole because i didn't think he'd make it through the wenter. >> as it turned out waco wasn't sick, he was lonely. >> just talked to him one day for half an hour, got him to accept the fact that i ain't going anywhere. i'm your buddy. it's been going on now for eight years. >> donny's work at the information center has him dealing with people, not exactly his thing. but at the end of the day, waco is there. >> in the wintertime, back in the barn, lean on the stall front. he'd put his head on my shoulder just chew. just chew. just calm me down. >> even after a heart attack when donny didn't

he was out of the band. >> we had auditioned, unbeknownst to donny.old of him. what? bull. what do you mean? two words, buddy. you're fired. ♪ you bought the shoes because you love them. they're not comfortable. next you have to find shoes that don't put blisters on your feet. >> my playing rhythmically was a lot like terry's. >> chris had some of the inside guitar stuff. terry was a great rhythm guitar player outside of a great soloist and great singer. >> there was no leader in the band but in terms of the driving force. >> replacing terry kath was no easy task. >> there's no touching terry, i knew that. everybody else should know it. they would have to get used to somebody else's plan. ♪ ♪ thunder and lightning, did you know our love would end this way ♪ ♪ but that's okay, no time, no place, it's one more game ♪ >> i think the trend in music, taste and generational shift was occurring. in the culture anyway. andor a rock band to survive all of that to withstand all of those effects is nearly impossible. >> people make records and you expect to hear

donny deutsche -- bite me!6th. >> a pulitzer prize winner just said that. >> we have another one coming up. >> just to be clear, he didn't say it. he is quoting you. >> i quoted you. >> so joining us now -- >> by the way, he agreed with us this morning so he is a former pulitzer prize winner. >> it's a good trade. a good sanction. >> let's go to trump tower in new york city we find nbc correspondent kristen welker. good morning. donald trump tweeting about the wall along the mexico border this morning. a little back story what has happened the last 24 hours? >> he is. hey, there, willie. it's significant because it could be signaling a shift on a major campaign promise. you'll recall that president-elect donald trump as a candidate repeatedly said he was going to have mexico pay for the border wall that he wants to build. now a senior transition official telling me that his team is looking into the possibility of having congress pay to jump-start construction of the wall. the idea being that mexico would eventu

come on. >> a little donnie in there... again, stalling for time. >> dan, i didn't realize -- i kd of lumped all of these blond countries together. >> yes! why do you do that, dan? >> because i am in a racist. >> is that your jewish heritage? >> it might be. >> she said a spoon on a night is stupid. they shunned her after that. >> swiss army knife. >> thanks. >> i thought you meant for. >> can we cut that and maybe start over? >> could she make up for it in the usual round in the yodel round? >> thank you for bailing me out... [laughter] >> i wanted to let you guys know this. coming up, plenty more. how to lose your racism. ♪ seeing is believing, and that's why we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most out of all your services, like xfinity x1. we'll put the power in your hands, so you can see how x1 is changing the way you experience tv with features like voice remote, making it easier and more fun than ever. there's more in store than you imagine. visit an xfinity store

come on. >> a little donnie in there... again, stalling for time. >> dan, i didn't realize -- i kd of lumped all of these blond countries together. >> yes! why do you do that, dan? >> because i am in a racist. >> is that your jewish heritage? >> it might be. >> she said a spoon on a night is stupid. they shunned her after that. >> swiss army knife. >> thanks. >> i thought you meant for. >> can we cut that and maybe start over? >> could she make up for it in the usual round in the yodel round? >> thank you for bailing me out... [laughter] >> i wanted to let you guys know this. coming up, plenty more. how to lose your racism. ♪ >> tom: live from america's news headquarters, i matt finn. president-elect donald trump setting the bar for china and russia. speaking to "the wall street journal," he said sanctions against russia imposed by the obama administration will stay in place for a period of time. mr. trump saying he would do away with the sanctions would reach other goals important to the u.s. the president-elect also telli

donny, explain donald trump. this is donald trump, out of the campaign trail is looking at the audience and reading the audience and playing the audience and selling the audien audience. then you get behind closed doors and how am i going to build this 90-story building and a completely different skill set you have to employ. >> before we take a collective total sigh of relief, he has walked back one or two things. first of all, advi first of al first of al first of al first of all, visserly when you watch. we somehow feel better because we have guys who he has brought in who were saying the opposite of what he got elected on and that makes us feel good. >> he hired the grown-ups. >> no, wait. no. no. please, let me finish, though. we say that and that is a good thing but wait a second. the guy we elected, yes, he has walked one or two of them back for the things we don't believe in but we feel better he has brought in things we do believe in so what does he believe in? do we know the next day whether he is comin

i can hold donnie's chair. >> you can take it. >> donnie is coming back. >> he's coming now. >> he'sented it to you. >> okay. he calls you brilliant, donnie, but he was just kidding. former secretary of defense robert gates joins us on set. >> good. >> here is donnie. >> hands off. there's a move going on here. >> former president george h.w. bush's day in the hospital we'll talk about that. we have an update for you. plus an update on the governor of minnesota after he collapsed during his state of the state address. dramatic moments. we'll be right back. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in

and then one week later they were talking about them again 1/8 said donny and zero they were invented in the 18th century glaxo he came back thinking learn how to talk to girls. >> so that is the guy that comes back from iraq trying to bring himself out of the whole. the indicators of interest which is called the ioi they break down every scientific study to approach in a certain way and if you go through all the steps you will take the girls home with you. so for those girls flipping her hair that means she is interested. they are very methodical just like basic training and then to make jokes. >> and those battle scenes. >> tell us about the title. >> it is just the aspect of veterans we have all heard the of statistics that they come home with p. gse -- p.t. sd they're more likely to kill themselves at home and not war. the nude killed themselves when it is actually happening that is why that don't kill themselves and tell a couple weeks later. not just the war by coming home with the transition we get doc high suicide rates. >> with at deadline that is a promise to yourself but ev

he was out of the band. >> we had auditioned, unbenouns to donny.ext you have to find shoes that don't put blisters on your face. >> my playing rhythmically was a lot like terry's. >> chris had some of the inside guitar stuff. terry was a great rhythm guitar player outside of a great soloist and great singer. >> there was no leader in the band but in terms of the driving force. >> replacing terry kath was no easy task. >> i knew that. everybody else should know it. they would have to get used to somebody else's plan. ♪ thunder and lightning. ♪ >> i think the trend in music, taste and generational shift was occurring. for a rock band to with stand those fekts is nearly impossible. >> people make records and you expect to hear what's on the record. people come see us they want to hear what put us on the map. ♪ children play in the park ♪ they don't know ♪ i'm alone in the dark even though ♪ ♪ time and time again i see your face smiling ♪ ♪ i'm so happy ♪ that you love me life is lovely when you're near me ♪ ♪ tell me you will stay ♪ >> they wanted us

the resa last night- painting over images of bill cosby, barack obama, donny simpson and chuck brown. now -- ben's wants you to help design the new mural. it's asng for input online. we'll link you to the site at wjla.com. in a abc-7 consumer alert, its' that time again.... tax season. so this morning we want to tell you about some ways to get more money back this year. there's thousands of dollars in tax refunds you might be missing out on. how about - the earned income tax credit which is available to eligible families earning less than about $53,000 it could be worth more than 6-thousand dollars. also often forgotten --- the child and dependent care credit. it helps cover childcare costs for eligible working families with kids under 13 that could be worth dollars. the capitals are heading into the all star break with the most points in the n-h-l. the eastern conference leading caps, were on the ice last night in new jersey against the devils. evgeny kuznetsov lead the night scoring two goals. alex ovechkin added a goal and an assist of his own. they make it look easy, skating past

. >> i just want to be here and hear what uncle donny has to say. ndors are making a killing. >> selling like hotcakes, very good. tom: the many visitors also noticed security, which is heavy even by d.c. standards. those in town for the inauguration say it will be worth any hassles. >> going to be crazy, lots of crowds, but looking forward to it. tom: you know when the first inauguration ever was? he walked to the capital, sworn in, read a quick speech, then walked back to his boardinghouse, and that was it. man, have times changed. live tonight in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: no concert, no fireworks back then. thank you so much, tom. donald trump took to the microphone this evening, saying he is a messenger who will bring real change. that i will you work so hard. we are going to get it turned around. we are going to bring our jobs back. we are not going to let other countries take our jobs any longer. with a then he closed signature line, promising to make america great again. of course, he will make a larger address tomorrow. tru

we auditioned unbenounced to donny.ifferent pair of shoes that don't put blisters on your feet. >> it happened to be a lod like paris. >> they had the inside guitar stuff. outside of a great soloist. in terms of the driving force, replacing terry was no easy task, but there is no touching him. i knew that and everybody else should know that. they have to get used to someone else's plan. >> ♪ ♪ >> i think the trends in music and tastes and generational shift was occurring just in the culture anyway. for any rock band to survive all the that and with stand all of those effects is nearly impossible. >> people make records and we expect to hear you sign the record. people come to see us and hear what put us on the map. ♪ children playing in the park ♪ ♪ they don't know ♪ i'm alone in the dark ♪ even though ♪ time and time again i see your face smiling and smiling ♪ ♪ i'm so happy that you love me ♪ ♪ let me love me when you're near me ♪ ♪ tell me you will stay and make me smile ♪ ♪ >> they wanted us off the label. he left t

but as donny always warned us, he is an outsider. >> will you release your tax returns to prove whatou're saying about no deals in russia? >> well, i'm not releasing the tax returns because as you know they're under audit. >> but every president released their tax returns -- >> i never heard about. the only ones who care about my tax returns are the media. >> you don't think the public cares? >> no, i don't think they care at all. >> trevor: how great would it be if we could all use donald trump's lodge income our daily lives. get busted on the freeway for speeding, you know, and the cop would be there, do you know how fast you're going? look at all these other people! they don't care! if they cared, they would have gotten out of the way! they don't care! ( laughter ) but you know what the sad truth is if in a way, trump's right, because the people who voted for him, they don't care, and the people who chose not to vote, they don't care. the only thing we do know right now is obamacare. obama care very much! ( cheers and applause ) obama care, man. and the 65 million people, the majo

marine machine gunner donny morris served several tours in iraq and afghanistan and injured his backfering ptsd and repaying sacrifice is impossible. but offering a dose of skill ration and inspiration helps. >> it's getting out here and getting a way from the hey, what's wrong with you, how are you feeling type stuff is better just to do this. >> there you go, good job. >> retired master sergeant shay ma'am ton suffered chemical exposure in iraq he was the soul survivor in his gup and though he will carry injuries forever in brain and back today he feels alive and well. >> it's a blast. you know, i crashed a couple times but i guess that's expected. and i'm having a >> thanks to a combination of equipment dedicated to getting them back on the mountain and people dedicated to giving them back their spirit. >> through go, perfect. >> i don't feel look i fit in and with these fine folks here, they don't make me feel like an outsider are. i feel like i'm one of them and that's important. >> and that's the goal to bring wounded warriors here year round offering everythinging from recreat

donnie, julie from down the street said he didn't see him too much. >> what we know, we heard, you know, he was a shady character, he was under investigation for something. >> four accused burglars charged in the ring have been in jail since last july. >> they have arrested the man who attack a transgender woman near city hall. they spotted the 25 year old in the frankford transportation center yesterday morning, wearing the same clothing from the attack. police say the manna tacked the victim while shouting friday afternoon. officers say the suspect is homeless. >> and police tell "eyewitness news" they have recovered the get-away car used at home invasion over the weekends. the crime happened early saturday morning on chestnut hill avenue. the gunman sexually assault add woman while her husband was nearby. officers say the victim was able to grab the gun, tried to fire it, did not however shoot. that's when the man took off in the victim's car n word on where it was found. the attacker still on the loose. >> happening today, closing arguments supposed to begin in the market street bui

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if this goes sour, he will have whatever information he needs t respond.in >> host: we have donnie on the democratic line. >> caller: good morning attacking about the cyber attacks. all the democrats and all the republicans, donald trump, he won't admit to it. he's with russia and i believe that with all my heart. the exxon guy, he's got ties to russia. they've got ties to russia, trump, he knows better. intelligence people, he is going to believe him. >> host: jim, what's your reaction. >> guest: he's not president yet.e let's see what he does when he gets into the office spread this is not a campaign only at the u.s. the russians are doing more erings in france and germany and the uk and the netherlands, and in sweden, and an effort toff affect their elections. probably an italy two but i think when the new election gets into office, president-elect trump is pretty shrewd. we will see if he turns things around. >> host: we are talking with william pomerantz, the deputy director at the woodrow wilson center and james lewis, the senior vice president and director of strategic technolo

army veteran donny reese, everybody. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ o why does it have to be wrong or right ♪ why doesll me ♪ why does it have to be black or white ♪ why do we have to one another ♪ o tell me why ♪ why does it have to be [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ he called her on the road from a lonely cold hotel room ♪ just to hear her say i love you one more time ♪ really heard the sound of the kid laughing in the background ♪ had to wipe away a tear from his eyes ♪ little voice came on the phone ♪ said, daddy when you come home ♪ he said the first thing came to his mind ♪ i'm already there ♪ take a look around ♪ i'm the sunshine in your hair ♪ the shadow on the ground ♪ i'm the whisper in the wind ♪ and i'll be there till the end ♪ can you feel the love that we share ♪ i'm already there ♪ i'm already there ♪ [cheering and applauding] >> richard, y'all! oh, yeah. let's take things up a notch here. ♪ note i seen a lot of places, i've been around the world ♪ i see some pretty faces, i've seen some beautiful girls ♪ but after all there's one thing that still amazes me ♪ just like a miracle, you have

did you feel anything hooking at your siblings, ivanka, donny, jr., and tiffany. what did you think? >> i saw a video of my south mouthing this is incredible. when you walk out of the capitol and down the stairs and you pass the honor guard. these are men and women lined up on the way down the stairs. it was so pour new. you cop out this door and it's just massive. it's massive. you see the washington monument a mile or two down. all there is is a sea of people. that's a 0-second period of time from the time you start that walk until the time you get to your seat. that's a sight i will never forget as long as i live. it was truly an unbelievable moment. judge jeanine: all of us were looking at your sister and looking at your dad. do you think everyone else felt that same awe and sense of responsibility? was in elation or a somber moment? what was it? >> it has to be somber. it has to be somber. it's incredible. you sit up there with the chief the supreme court. you sit up there with so many senators and congressmen. it's unbelievable that sight. you are sitting oh

steve: donny, let's go. hey, let's get it on. give me renee, give me don.

. >>> donnie morris served several tours in iraq and afghanistan injuring his back suffering ptsd, repaying his sacrifice is impossible but offering a dose of inspiration. >> how are you feeling type of stuff it's better to do that >> there you go. >> reporter: retired air force master sergeant suffered chemical exposure in iraq. he was the sole survivor. and though he will forever carry injuries to his brain and his back, today, he feels alive and well. >> it's a blast. you know, crashed a couple of times, i guess that's expected in a -- i'm having a great time. >> thanks to a combination of equipment dedicated to getting them back on the mountain. and people dedicated to giving them back their spirit >> i don't feel like i fit in and with these fine folks, they won't make me feel like an outsider. i feel like i'm one of them and that's important. >> reporter: that's the goal. to bring wounded warriors here year round offering everything from recreation to rehabilitation to education. >> you come out and feel the wind in their face and the sun on their cheeks. i mean, that's real healing.

marine machine gunner donnie morris served several tours in afghanistan.epaying his sacrifice is impossible but offing a dose of exhilaration and inspiration helps. >> just getting out here and getting away from the hey what's wrong with you? how are you feeling-type of stuff is better just to do that. >> reporter: retired air force master sergeant say hampton suffered chemical exposure in iraq. of his group, he was the sole survivor and though he will forever carry injuries to his brain and his back, today he feels alive and well. >> it's a blast. you know, crashed and a couple of times but i guess that's expected. and it's -- i'm having a great time. >> reporter: thanks to a combination of equipment dedicated to getting them back on the mountain. and people dedicated to giving them back their spirit. >> there you go. perfect. >> i don't feel like i fit in. and with these fine folks here, they -- they don't make me feel like an outsider. i feel like i'm one of them and that's important. >> reporter: and that's the goal. to bring wounded warriors here year

the restaurant website announced the painting of cosby, barack obama, chuck brown and donnie simpson were covered. the makeover has nothing to do with the cosby investigation or mr. obama leaving office the owner says. the management is simply asking for the community input to do a new mural. >> president trump announcing 20% tariff on imports from mexico to pay for the mexico border wall as part of the tax reform plan. white house press secretary sean spicer says tariff will and pay for aal wall. it will tax other countries for their imports, too not just mexico. sylvia berwell is about to become part of the university. berwell was h.h.s. secretary from mid-2014 through the end of president obama's second term. ahead at 5:00 -- >> this is nothing to cheer about here at springbook high school for a week now. the dance squad says it is disappointed with what the principal had to say about them. i'll tell you what it was coming up. alison: first, how a keg of beer helped bring a beloved firefighter statue back where it belongs. larry: coming up at 6:00, a big sporting event to bring th

believe that report, she's not -- >> it would need to be hillary and elizabeth warren together, like donnie marie from the 70s. on ice. >> could it be a hotter television show? >> for all of us masochists. >> tom: dagen, do you think, do we have to play nice with the world all the time crutcher mark speak out know. i love how trump talks, he's becoming more and more is simple and direct, deny. you know that every world leader has two hire a new translator because the translators don't understand, we don't know this kind of monosyllabic that the president of the united states is using. but again, the stronger the message, the more simple it is. i think that's what you're hearing from him. >> tom: i'm seeing all over twitter, people poking fun at the dirty rats comment. but you know, we've had presidents who speak bluntly in the past, haven't we? >> i think that's what gets people's attention. for eight years, we had a president who was mostly concerned about impressing himself with how bright he was. what that does is diminish the american message and make it less clear for people all around

you see and what did you think, and did you feel anything looking at your siblings and ivanka and donny, jr., what was it like? >> i saw a video of myself, and i was mouthing this is unbelievable. you look out at a sea of millions of people. but it hit before that. when you walk count hallway out of the capitol and you pass the honor guard there these are men and women in uniform at attention. you aring through a sea of them lines up on the way down the stairs, it was so powerful. you cop out this door, it's massive. you see the washington moisture a mile or two down. all there is is a sea of people. that's a 60-second period of time from the time you start that walk to the type you get to your seat. that's a sight i will never forget as long as i live it was truly an unbelievable moment. judge jeanine: as you walk, all of us were looking aught and your sister and your dad. do you think that everyone felt that sense of awe and responsibility? was there elation or a somber moment? what was it? >> it has to be somber. it has to be somber. it's incredible. you sit up there with the chief j

. >> and tell donny jr. we said, happy birthday, from fox news. >> all right, let's do this.et's run a couple of miles south down 95 and check in with phil keating, who's at the fontainebleau hotel in miami. >> hello, new york city! i saw you guys wearing scarfs and heavy coats. not the story here. happy new year's, everybody. >> happy new year. >> new year's resolution? >> not yet. >> come on! all right, well, this is the party. 1,200 people are coming in tonight, paying anywhere between 300 bucks a head to $1,500 for a table. hey, ladies, happy new year! >> happy new year. >> is it going to be the most magical, ever? >> it is. >> you're on fox news channel right now. where do you live? >> in orlando. >> orlando? >> ft. lauderdale. >> you came all the way this far south? >> all the way. >> in new york, they have scarves on in leather jackets. >> we're so lucky. >> happy new year. >> let's go backstage. we'll go up where the dj spins the mix. this is the resident dj here at the wall which is one of the hottest clubs in miami. we are, of course, at the w. south beach. this is

marine machine gun or donny morris served several tours in iraq and afghanistan injuring his back sufferingying his sacrifice is impossible but a dose of inspiration and exhilaration helps. >> getting out here and getting away with the k how are you feeling type of stuff. master sergeant shane hansen suffered chemical exposure in iraq. on his crew he was the sole survivor and though he will forever carry injuries to his brain and his back today he feels alive and well. >> it's a blast. i'm having a great time. >> thanks to a combination of equipment dedicated to getting them back on the mountain and people dedicated to giving them back their spirit. >> i don't feel like i fit in and what these fine folks here they don't make me feel like an outsider. i feel like i'm one of them and that's important. >> that's the goal, to bring wounded warriors here offering everything from recreation to rehabilitation to education. >> to come out and feel the wind in their face and the sun on their cheeks. i mean that's real healing. >> evening for every military branch from every military hero. >> it's a

donald and donnie if we wanted to be funny. >> donald lived with his brother, angela's father in their rockville home. in december of 2009 her father passed away. then six months later so did donald. >> it was very hard. >> angela paid for the yes makes and a family member took the remains. that's where the confusion sets in. how he ended up at the still a she's thankful it was pastor wilson who found him. >> at least he will have a place with family that knew him and cared about him. >> i don't know anything about him. he was a human being. he deserves to be put to rest with dignity and respect. >> the church will not be donald's final resting place, but it was the perfect stop along the way. >> he had purpose many life and purpose to his family. >> angela plans to meet the pastor soon to pick up the remains. she's going to keep them on her mantle next to the urn containing her father's ashes. >> angela is grateful to the woman who messaged her on facebook and helped to connect the dots. >>> california has been hit with heavy rain, snow, avalanches and a tornado. that's a lot. about 3

bloomberg's donnie visited the startup's headquarters in somerville, massachusetts. ♪ reporter: pillhe neighborhood pharmacy. >> traditional real start pharmacies, they don't think of the overall value of the consumer. reporter: the online pharmacy has a different approach. >> instead of seven or eight different bottles, you get one of these boxes. reporter: that box is delivered every few weeks. pills are sorted in individual packets by the time and date they should be taken. >> this is one for 8:00 a.m., you have one for 12:00 p.m., and one for 8:00 p.m. reporter: the ceo is focused on 30 million americans who take five or more prescriptions a day. >> they are ultimately the highest in the market. reporter: parker launched pill pack in 2014, now with $120 million in funding. >> so down from about 200 people a year ago to roughly 600 today. reporter: at the headquarters in somerville, massachusetts, in a recently expanded 50,000 square foot distribution warehouse in manchester, new hampshire. ♪ reporter: here, robots help sort pills, and the majority of pill pack's employees employe

marine machine gunner donnie morris served several times in iraq and afghan injuring his back, suffering repaying his sacrifice is impossible. but a does of inspiration helps. >> getting out of here, getting away from the hey, what's wrong with you is better, just to do this. >> retired master air force sergeant shea hampton covered chemical exposure in iraq. of his group, he was the sole survivor and he will forever have injuries to his brain and back, food he feels alive and well. >> it's a blast. crashed a couple times. that's expected. i'm having a great time. >> thanks to a combination of equipment dedicated to getting them back on the mountain and people dedicated to giving them back their spirit. >> there you go. >> i don't feel like i fit in. with these fine folks here, they don't make me feel like an outsider. i feel like i'm one of them. that's important. >> that's the goal, to bring wounded warriors here year round, offering everything there recreation to rehabilitation to education. >> to come out and feel the wind in their face and the sun on their cheeks. i mean, that's rea

donnie downer. just a terrible at stewed. he isn't. he is very positive. higher clouds in advance. not much here. bitl bit of rain on the north coast there. is your system for tomorrow. we may get a break. we will needt. by the time we get to next monday, tuesday. 30s on the temperatures. 40s for some. another cold morning. wood side 32. stanford. others are close. atherton is right in there and san mateo. all in the 30s. joining that club. northeast. northeast. going to turn a little southeast eventually. not there yet. that easterly breeze makes for a cold day for some. especially north and east. 14 in truck eye. sacramento. high clouds in the mix but still morning sun here. then -- just a little morning sun. then increasing clouds tomorrow. acies temperature will start to come in tomorrow. we are okay for the morning but by the afternoon that is when i think the rain comes in this is the last the dry day. cloudy with rain on wednesday. kind of a break on thursday. could be rain early thursday and then more rain, stronger system on friday. just draw your attention to the next sev

we are really very close. [ laughter ] we're like donny and marie without the sexual tension. [ laughterjimmy: very close. yes, sure. of course. >> and for me, it's fun to be on stage. >> ellen degeneres and a vest. >> jimmy: and a vest, yeah. >> for me, it's fun to be on stage with a potential organ donor. it makes you feel safe. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the title is "an evening you'll forget for the rest of your life." >> yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i just love that. is that the first one you guys though of? >> no, no. we had many options for titles. the producer wanted to call it "antiques roadshow." [ laughter ] >> i wanted to call it "stroke us lady fame." yeah. >> i had one. "see them before they're dead." [ light laughter ] >> that's good. >> jimmy: that's charming. >> and the one i liked, but was too long for the marquee was, "you got it in there, now get it out." [ laughter ] it didn't seem right. >> it didn't seem right. what does that mean? >> i don't know what it means. i don't know what it means. [ applause ] >> jimmy: just seems a little long. >> it just seems long. >> jimm

bloomberg's donnie visited the startup's headquarters in somerville, massachusetts. ♪ reporter: pillghborhood pharmacy. >> traditional real start pharmacies, they don't think of the overall value of the consumer. reporter: the online pharmacy has a different approach. >> instead of seven or eight different bottles, you get one of these boxes. reporter: that box is delivered every few weeks. pills are sorted in individual packets by the time and date they should be taken. >> this is one for 8:00 a.m., you have one for 12:00 p.m., and one for 8:00 p.m. reporter: the ceo is focused on 30 million americans who take five or more prescriptions a day. >> they are ultimately the highest in the market. reporter: parker launched pill pack in 2014, now with $120 million in funding. >> so down from about 200 people a year ago to roughly 600 today. reporter: at the headquarters in somerville, massachusetts, in a recently expanded 50,000 square foot distribution warehouse in manchester, new hampshire. ♪ reporter: here, robots help sort pills, and the majority of pill pack's employees employees han

good morning donnie. caller: talking about the cyber attacks, all of the democrats and all of the republicans, donald trump will even admit to it. he appointed to secretary of state has ties to russia. there are four or five with ties to russia, that is what trump wants. trump is not a veteran. he is notce people, going to believe them. he has no sense to believe them. host: what is your reaction? guest: he is not president yet, let's see what he does in office. this is not a campaign only aimed at the u.s. they are doing things in france, germany, the u.k., the anherlands, and sweden in effort to effect their elections. probably italy, too. when the new administration gets into office, i think president-elect trump is shrewd. we will see if he turns things around. host: we are talking with william pomeranz the deputy director of the kennan institute at the woodrow wilson institute, and james lewis, the senior vice president and director of strategic technologies program at the center for strategic and in

yea ben's chili bowl painted over the faces of chuck brown donny simpson barack obama and billil cosbyles perews hour. the ali family says it's time for a change andmily s not becab of the controversy surroundingug sex assault allegationslleg against bill cosby. >> absolutely surprised.su i'm just wondering -- i'm i'm thinking we're not the united nations we're just ben's chili bowl. bowl. >> the whole country appears to be changes.h let's put up new faces up facesp there and let's see moste ost importantly what the communitywt wants up there.nts up there. >> the d.c. landmark is. landmak allowing people to leave theirhr wall. you can go to their web site and vote on who should be be featured on the next memorial. >> ♪♪ >> mural. memorial might be a strong word. i think it's just going to be mg a mural.'s jt go 5:54 is our time now. no let's take a look at our at facebook fan of the day say sa good morning to ija wallace.alc. she says she's one of fox's f biggest fans.bigg >> she has been watching since a teen. she says from 6:00 a.m.een to o good day d.c. we are on her tvrv because it

little donnie is 8. they have three other little kids, so, all under the age of 5, tristan, spencer and chloe. wonder what barron is looking at right now. he found a friend. you can't imagine how his life is going to change over these next years. of course, a big part of the job, cokie roberts, you studied first ladies, is protecting their children from the changes that can come from the white house. >> absolutely. and really it was bill and hillary clinton that started that, when there was a -- some evil press, or comedian , about chelsea, they stopped it. they just put an end to it. they said, she's a 12-year-old, don't do this. and people respected it. and laura and george bush took their cues from that. they were in college, a very dangerous age. and then, the obamas, of course, with young children, raising them in the white house. they were very clear on this. >> let's listen in on the parade. >> announcer: following closely will be the united states army field band, from our nation's capitao capito

look, i've been around the washington press corps and they're debbie and donnie downers.verything is a downer. everything is defeatist. what donald trump is trying to say in his actions to date and what he propose in the future, we can do all things. stop, lead or get out of the way. help me or at least report fairly. and that is what we're not getting out of the media. they're defeatist on everything. america can do anything we put our mind to. melissa: on one hand, julie the press is supposed to oppositional, and they are supposed to be doubters and hold his feet to the fire and say no, no, but on the other hand what brad is saying trump administration, some people on the right feel they were super negative on trump and super fawning on obama. >> first to correct something brad said, they're not supposed to help the president. they don't work for him. hoe february fully work for the public -- hopefully work for the public. what is this i hear about sean spicer, does he sound, dare i say it like a snowflake? are his feelings a little hurt because it is demoralizing. i wa