. >> and i want to once again really thank donny. for taking the initiative about this and he has a multitude of other things to do and responsible for and i can't over state how appreciative i am for donny and for director nutter to allow staff to carry out the additional requests, and this has been a very active board, and since mr. arce, various requests of it and previously we might have done and so i just want to make sure that we recognize that mr. oliveira is going to work out on the things that we are going to ask him to do. >> amen to that. >> so much like commissioner is very interested in taking the commission meetings, and into the community. and i think that we discussed the road show concept. and but one of the intentions that i like to challenge ourselves to do so with a purpose and meaning that we ask them to host, that they are not just to you know, to hear the communities, and interests as well. and second, my proposal tonight is two-fold, one is to propose to a meeting in december, and there is a specific date that

thanks, donnie, thanks, everybody. [gavel] >> next item. >> briefing from mayor's deputy legislative director on city lobbyist process and protocol. speaker is kelly pretzer, deputy director for state and federal legislative affairs. informational report and discussion item. >> thank you, monica. just quick background. it was back in april when our policy committee was asked to consider a resolution in support of an assembly bill dealing with producer responsibility for marine plastic pollution. when we had the hearing on this matter, we discovered that our city lobbyist was already on it and already working to support this bill, which what news, but we weren't exactly sure how that happened. we found out it was our staff that requested the support. some of us thought it would be great to have a quick little briefing and also to meet kelly and quick briefing on the process by which item are determined appropriate for the lobbyists to carry them and then also maybe

donny deutsch? we'll just stop there. undercut my entire premise right there. >> oh, boy. >> before you go further, joe, it's sad. >> willy, do me a favor. take off my glasses. take off my glasses from donny and my hair cut. just take that off. seriously. he's going to be wearing these sweaters soon. it's creepy. >> i know you try to deflect what you know is troubling news but i have to share it as you eat your double egg mcmuffin. do you know burger king is introducing a lower fat the french fry? what's happening to this country? >> we don't want that. >> i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the wheels are coming off. >> actually, speaking of the wheels coming off, how did the show start this way? >> that's not real. you made it up. [ hissing ] >> either called satis-fries. >> you're making that up. >> they have a burger you can buy with fries already in it. >> now that is innovation. >> order is restored. >> a bugrger, mound of fries, bun. >> can you get cheese? >> i'm going to be sick. >> america is back. >> the pu

i happen to agree more with donny than others. i only make the point from the politics and the way the president described this situation, he indicated how important it was, strategically for america's interests yet still wanted to give it to congress to make this based on early reports, looks as if he's running into voting challenges. >> in a vacuum, i don't think it would pass. i do think that the two biggest forces going on the democratic side, you're going to hear a thousand times, you can't leave your president hanging with the single most important decision the president makes. it's going to be hard for anybody this side of charlie rangel not to go with the president. on the republican side and i don't say this tongue in cheek, you've got a lot t lo aipac supporters and supporters of israel and when apac or israel comes and says we need this done to protect the people of israel, that's going to be very strong pull on republicans and if this passes, it's through the house, ta will i think david ignatius, be why, won't it? >>

to get us here. >> commissioners as you have heard, the proposal from donny and the department, and i think that based on the fact that we want to take this out into the community sooner other than later based on the fact that we are on the groundworking and we have a partner and an active project to engage and that will address the issues of how do we keep the agenda open in terms of the business, but still have something good and substantive to talk about while engaging the community and partner and so impersonally very excited about it and i think that it is certainly as we discussed that we want to make sure that we have the resources to support us going into the community and so i don't think that the financial aspect will be an issue. i think that if we, or if you approve this resolution and you want to urge that we just check our budget to insure that we can cover the cost, i would proceed and let you know if there are any concerns but i don't think that there would be at this point. >> all right and maybe that is something from the public, it is your money, do you want us sp

talking about more easing up on the stimulus. >> hey, donny.t the federal reserve is not going to be buying as many government bonds and mortgages as they have in the past. they buy $85 billion every month. this is like one part of the federal government leping money to the other part of the federal government. they do this to try to help the economy. we have a tepid recovery and now today we expect to hear that instead of buying $85 billion a month, maybe they will only buy 75 billion a month. it's not guaranteed by the way. >> this is pretty well telegraphed. i guess the question for the people out there, how will the market react if it's priced in and anything they might do to chuck the markets? >> that's a good point. they started telegraphing this in may and the market got hammered for a while and since recovered. i think if they went to 20 or 25, that might hurt the markets. if they don't do anything at all, the market could be thrilled because there is more sugar in the economy than they thought or would they be worried that they think t

donny, he has no military strategy. >> which is why you don't fire immediately. why you say i'm going to punish you. you step back, you get -- >> okay. >> you get your folks lined up with you, you get a plan and you do it. >> i think the president over the last week has handled -- >> no diplomatic leader in washington, d.c. >> for him to have pushed the button immediately would have played into the very fact that you're making about ten years of exhaustion. >> donny, you don't send your secretary of state out -- >> that was a mistake. >> beat the drums of war. >> that was a mistake. >> you don't say -- you don't say you're going to fire a shot across the bow. you don't have leaks come out of your white house saying we're going to punish him. you don't then say we're going to punish him just enough to make sure that we don't look really, really weak. the president has made terrible mistakes, as mark halperin said, maybe he's able it to clean this up. i personally hope he is able to clean this up. >> he will. >> i am not for all of my dear liberal friends watching,

speaker: donnie ol var a outreach program manager. >> if you want to set this up, this is an innovation. this is another first. >> i don't know about that, but i think all credit goes to the department and donnie oliveira who is just an absolute rock star. and as of -- and as a way to be able to enhance the fact that we were going to be on television, watching a meeting can be sometimes boring unless you're listening to that wonderful fellow that sings down at the supervisors meeting. [laughter] >> but i thought -- yeah, i don't know. i tried to get him here. you know. but i thought since, you know, we're going to be on television and we were going to start advertising an outreach, that we would take the time to do a little info taming. with that being said, i thought maybe at the beginning of the meeting it might be an opportunity for us to talk about some of the wonderful things that this department is doing, that is very user friendly and that people should know about because it benefits their lives. and it tells them how we're trying to reach our goals. with that, i will turn it ove

in and we had a presentation on eco districts type three, the eco neighborhood pilot program, from donny, all of which was very interesting. engaging on september 9th, although i was not there, commissioner josefowitz tells me that we had and so did the agenda, a discussion on developing recommendations for the city hazard mitigation plan and we had a presentation on product stewardship model for increasing the collection of household batteries and mercury containing lamps. and very timely, obviously. and we had an update on the current strategic planning process that the department is engaged in. and our next meeting is november 13th, and we have yet to set the agenda for that but i think that we are doing it on monday. >> thank you, commissioner wald. >> my pleasure. >> and the next meeting is october 21st. >> right. >> it is. >> comments? colleagues? >> if i could say one thing. that the way that i have been able to join in the policy committee discussions as a non-member of the committee, and to be all squared with mr. brown and the brown act is that commissioner wald and monica work

scheduling but that does souped sound like we are down to one of two dates and we have great ideas from donny and some insight tonight and is sounds like there is a direction to find the resources to do this and the support from the public and unless there is any other discussion, i don't know that there is any action to be taken. seeing no further discussion, thank you, everyone. could we look at item 11. >> discussion and options for the commission of the environment annual retreat and policy committee input and continued from the august 6th meeting and sponsor and speaker gravanis and wald and it is a informational and report and discussion item. >> thank you very much. first i need to say that on behalf of commissioner gravanis who i have not actually talked to but she is of course very sorry to miss this meeting. she almost never misses any meetings, and it is only because she is sick and i know that she must be very frustrated because tonight topic is one that she has saved. >> and she taken the interest in and indeed, was that the guiding force for a discussion that the policy committe

donny, what have you learned? >> i learned -- you know, dule hill was doing a little soft shoe and john heileman whispered to me he is a great ballroom dancer. we did not know that. >> donny and i am going out tonight. i'm going to lead and donny will follow. >> i'm a top guy, so i don't know about that. >> that's disturbing. all right. if it's way too early it's "morning joe." thank you for your patience today. i think you need -- i think we required more patience of you today than on most days. hopefully one day all of your patience in "morning joe" will be rewarded. right now, stick around. you of got chuck todd and "the daily rundown." >>> by chance, on purpose, will there be an impromptu formalized handshake or photo at the united nations today between president obama and iran's new president? has the time finally come for a tone-changing moment? it's about a photo, not a speech. also today, the president's u.n. speech isn't the only big speech on the schedule. he'll be with former president bill clinton at t

and donny asked me today to present the presentation that i give to my target audience to the employees. you are going to hear that. the agenda for today is that i am going to tell you about the history of the waste programs including our legislation and goals around zero waste. why it is important to prevent waste and recycle and compost and how to have zero waste in your offices. and the laws in california around the waste started with 8939 this was a state wide goal that requires all municipality to generate 50 percent of the material that they generated from the landfill by the year 2000 and steep fines could be incurd for any that did not comply. san francisco surpassed the 50 percent goal, and wanted to expand the goal and aim higher. so the board of supervisors and the commission on the environment passed a 75 percent landfill deversion resolution by 2010. and a zero waste goal by 2020. and as you know, san francisco has the highest landfill deversion rate of any large city in the country and we divert 50 percent of the material that we generate from the landfill and so that was

. >> last year, donnie cole won $50,000. only a month later, he won another $50,000 from a ticket he bought there as well. the winning tickets are now on display at the gas station. >> people see him. that's the guy. i got a lot of peculiar mail from people i've never met. >> cousins, second cousins. >> cole says his luck extends beyond the lottery. in 1999, he had a brain aneurysm. >> today, you should get an update on a world-class presentation. it will be given at the mgm office. besides the update on that bid, we should also get a first look at the project design. >> that guy walks around, he's going to be walking out with more money. >> i'm going to follow him right on in. >> you should. >> it's proof that you'll never know what will roll in on the tide. still ahead here on "goo all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet.

. >> does donnie still have the itch to scratch? >> is a bullfrog waterproof?> i have an itch that is dying to be scratched. yes sir. >> tommy mcfly, abc 7 news. >> bring some of that back here. you can watch lucky seven writer on abc seven every tuesday night at 10:00. $50 on a scratch off. that was the best ever. i think i may have spent a little more than that. [laughter] do you like this weather pattern? >> i do. >> you realize our luck will run out with the weather, but it is not time for that yet. it is also the time of year we start to pick up some real wild extremes in temperature. summer hangs on in some areas. winter creeps and in and some others. if you get something like this, i high temperature in texas, one hundred degrees. the low temperature in wyoming, 28 degrees. extremes in the temperatures in the weeks ahead. let's get you going here. 75 was the high today at reagan national. the record set three years ago today, 99 degrees. trust me, we will not see 99 in washington in 2013. pretty safe guess there. temperatures in the 50s and 60s now as yo

. >>> i had to break up donny and bill. this is leftover from the hamptons you had. scuffle. >> i'm thinking of the girl scout mom leaders fighting. not good. the labor day weekend holiday weather was not good for the beaches. there were a lot of downpours. it figures, the weather will improve as we get back to work and school. it is iis humid ahead of the fr. everyone else should clear out. it is cool back in buffalo and pittsburgh. 20 degrees cooler in pittsburgh than d.c. give it one more day and the cool and less humid air will sweep through. today, a few storms in the north and tennessee. texas remains the hot spot. the big heat wave the last couple of weeks. still about 100 from san antonio to dallas. not bad. we're in the middle of the hurricane season and i'm bored. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the president's push and how he plans to get congressional approval to authorize an attack on syria. >>> when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler and target james franco at a comedy central roast. i heard it was kind of blue. we will show what

in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that? laughter and applause ] oh, let's see what's going -- vladamir putin lashed out again at the united states. [ audience ohs ] this time for giving an emmy award, to the liberace story, "behind the candelabra." it's got to stop! [ laughter ] congratulations, "breaking bad" won emmy for best drama last night. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] when "breaking bad" won, they thanked their agents, their families and of course the makers of sudafed. [ applause ] so, they were very excited about that. nice to see. and in barstow, they celebrated when "breaking bad" won. look what happened. >> and the emmy goes to "breaking bad." [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! [ explosion ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jay: now don't confuse "breaking bad" with the new york giants, that's playing bad. that was totally -- [ laughter and applause ] [ audience ohs ] oh, my gosh. oh my gosh, they lost to the carolina panthers 38-0! [ cheers ] that game was so bad, it was featured in the emmys' in memoriam pack

. >> reporter: let me just give some expressions of speech, it's a donny brook of a dogfight.hey're saying that president obama can negotiate with putin on russia but he can't negotiate with congress to keep the government operating. of course they want to keep the government running at the end of the fiscal year, september 31st, but they also want to defund the obama healthcare act. listen to what boehner and his counterpart and nancy pelosi had to say just a few moments ago. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin he won't negotiate with congress on a plan that deals with the deficits that threaten our economy. a debt increase without reforms to lower our deficit just isn't going to cut it. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. a countrour country cannot affod another republican manufactured crisis, which this is, it's time for republicans and democrats to join together, put people to work and grow the economy to strength the middle class. >> and house speaker boehne

jay welcomes -- from the new movie, "insidious: chapter two," actress rose byrne, advertising expert donnyof jennifer nettles, and we play "woulda, coulda, shoulda." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: welcome! hi, everybody! welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] well -- thank you very much. a little cooler today.

mike barnacle and donny. the frames. the whole package. >> he's very subdued today. >> straight out of fashion week. >> this is a serious show of journalism and sometimes you guys are light and i thought i would bring some gravitas to the set today. >> you always do. let's talk about serious news. the jersey shore, another devastating blow for a place that can't use it. just recovering from hurricane sandy, a raging fire now under control finally after it destroyed a large portion of one of the state's most famous board walks. the fire began at 2:00 yesterday afternoon at a frozen custard stand in seaside park. quickly spread to other businesses because of those winds. 80% of the boardwalk destroyed. including 50 local businesses. the fire comes after months of a massive rebuilding effort to restore the jersey shore. governor chris christie as you just saw on the scene yesterday and talked about the fire. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said to my staff i feel like i want to thr

in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that? laughter and applause ] oh, let's see what's going -- vladamir putin lashed out again at the united states. [ audience ohs

in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that?

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. >>> top of the hour on "morning joe" besides donny and mr.oining willie, mika and joe take a look at the closer vote that will shut down the government and how one republican senator could impact a flew of races in 2014. we come back here and huddle "around the koller." remember when the president quit smoking a few years back. now we know how he quit. the on tape moment maybe he didn't want you to hear. ♪ i want peacocks. peacocks? walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dreams to be so ambitious. italy? oh, that's not good. [ man ] by exploring their options, they learned that instead of going to italy, they could use a home equity loan to renovate their yard and have a beautiful wedding right here while possibly increasing the value of their home. you and roger could get married in our backyard. it's robert, dad. [ female announcer ] come in to find the right credit options for your needs. because when people talk, great things happen. ♪ >>> at the top of the show we talked about repairing relations between u

>> by the way, you will be joining nancy and donny. to wear our hair the same way. matt, you had some when we started. >> enspoird by mother nature, unfortunately. >> we get a check of the weather. >> let's see what's going on today, of course, we have been telling about the deadly flash flooding in boulder, colorado. we are looking at strong storms making their way tomorrow into the southwest. it will continue to rain there. the western two-thirds of the country still looking sunny for saturday. we got more sun schein making its way to the east coast. it's going to be a lot cooler in the northeast. mild around the great lakes. more rain in the southwest. into the rockies. then sunday we're looking at, in fact, even more rain in southern texas into the rockies, central planes. rain in the pacific northwest. along the eastern >> 8:34. low clouds are still hanging out. that's going to translate to a much cooler afternoon. 86 degrees in places like livermore. 75 in fremont today. 77 degrees in san jose. meanwhile, san francisco is ñ degre

. >> this is a song i chose by donnie. >> i know him. >> it will put you in a good mood. >> i had a rough day yesterday. [ music playing ] ♪ again i need you and again you're there ♪ ♪ again i reach out and again you hold me ♪ ♪ you console me ♪ once more ♪ and again ♪ anymore i turn around >> nice ♪ ♪ you're there to pick me up the time when i fall down ♪ ♪ we fall down >> i love this song. >> one of her moves. >> i'll show you in another moment. >> all right. you're in us weekly missy. there it is. there it is. and you are -- >> hasn't jennifer anniston been pregnant for two years now? that's what i thought. >> i'm not in it. someone else is in it. >> you know you're being photographed because you're fantastic. hoda hearts blake. oh, he's adorable. he's got a long way to go before he beats bambino's covers and things like that. where is your cover for dog and life magazine with blake. >> look at jimmy fallon's dog. he's cute. >> paul or brian or george or -- >> gary. >> gary. >> is it okay or not okay to take the ex on vacation with you? here's what we had to say about it. >> it's weird

clint barmes with a liner to third, but donnie murphy makes the leaping catch and tags the base for thenning- ending double play. still tied in the sixth darnell mcdonald hits a three- run home run to left. his first homer of the year wins it for the cubs, 4-2, but 31 home wins is still the fewest in franchise history. they're off today. still to come. tom skilling's full forecast and later. how children influence the life- span of patients living with type one diabetes. but first meet our september teacher of the month. a geometry pro who also takes time to work with special needs students. one student in particular the scraps that and celestial terms.the scraps thatn celestial termthese gripesth describes that and celestial terms. >> when she is not talking to students about shapes and trundles and rectangles, she is teaching special education classes. >> i always had a soft spot for those who struggle. when i got to high school i have been here 40 years. being able to combine my love of map with being in the special at department was a nice match. >> on this day she is team teaching.

i then chose donny osmond. i then picked erin andrews. i picked jennifer grey. i chose heinz ward. picked david arquette. and last season i picked the second place. six winners. only one time in 11 seasons did my pick come in lower than third. that's why they call me nostre danctres. and now it's time to make my prediction. earlier today i wrote a dancer's name and i folded it up and stuffed it inside a briefcase and then i stuffed the briefcase inside our security guard's mouth. that's right, guillermo. gee ra guiller guillermo, reveal my selection. and the winner of season 17 will be -- >> amber riley. >> amber riley! if she doesn'tly be furious for about five minutes and thenally forget about it. go get em, amber. do it for glee. do it for me. paula dean was rumored to be one of the stars they tried to get to dance. over the weekend, paula made her first public appearance since she went into hiding. i knew eventually she would have to come outd f for butter somet. she held a cooking demonstration. some of whom paid $400 a ticket. even putting the racist stuff aside, who pays $40

social security focused on processing checks but declared with new applications of benefits to be donny central but after a couple of weeks they said we will have a huge backlog. >> the will continue to pay u.s. troops that the department of veterans affairs cleaning the processors will stay on the job in the beneficiaries will receive benefits of an end within three weeks but even before then and some see the offending stoppage affecting military operation. >> but with the ammunition that always is used to prepare our to troops of those who are in combat. >> also first concern. >> there have been 70 shutdowns. the stock market did not take and with the last big one the stock market actually rose. with the near shutdowns and the sequestration the forced furloughs the uncle sam workforce is feeling bad old and weary. >> a combination of baker in fear and resignation of here we go again. >> but those on social security will continue to receive checks in medicare will still be seen by doctors but in the zero predicated on the length of the shutdown not going to far. >> much more on the sta

we have gone out to dinner, donny simpson and you're hurting at the end of the dinner,dinner, becausenight.how is >> the show is tonight look for the ad in next month. >> and we do not endorse that, only the eleanor norton show. >> miley cyrus is making headlines it time for her cover the latest rolling stone magazine. opens up to the magazine in more ways than one posing nude on the magazine,, that tongue sticking out. and you can see the rest. re the former child star opens up about her performance at the bma and didn't mean for it to be so controversial. she got the words rolling stones tattooed at the bottom of her he feet as she was doing the interview. >> that has to be distracting. >> but she did it.t. >> get her feet washed. >>> it's 9:40 now. >> miley. >> we said enough about miley. >> stay with us.s. we got more coming up in a couple of moments including. >> all morning long, we have ha been asking for your help for raising money for the children's medical center. and fox 5 has teamed up with thh radio show to do that. holly is out there. we will bring you more on that when

folks, rose byrne, donny deutsch, jennifer nettles. folks, we gotta go!g right now! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. you can't beat that. great new york city crowd. welcome tonight. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon" everybody. big day here in new york. big, big day. there was a primary for the mayor of new york city. today was the primary. but get this. the city had to use old lever voting machines from the '60s, because the electronic machines were too hard to program. [ laughter ] of course, it was awkward when anthony weiner said, that's not a lever. >> steve: woah! what? [ laughter and applause ] >> questlove: oh yeah, weiner. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. new york city used old lever voting machines from the 1960s, which got weird when the officials checked the results and sai

donnie wahlberg. so she will be on today. watch. she is hot. the show is going to be hot.ts of promises. they'll come through for you. >> she is hot. the awkward part. not jenny mccartney. eminem made an appearance during the halftime at the notre dame game. from the detroit area. talking to brent musburger and kent herbstreit, about "berserk" his new music video. some think he was berserk. freaked out. stared into space. just seemed completely out of it. let's listen in. >> marshal mathers. some of you may know him as eminem. he will join me saturday night with the music intro. i want to take you to the world premiere of one of his new videos called "berserk." take a listen. he didn't do -- a whole lot. he perked up when talking about football. he is a die-hard fan. he said nice things about musburger, saying, he is a legend. and, i'm feeling uncomfortable right now. i don't know if it's a joaquin phoenix moment, but it was downright odd. >> yeah, i always have a hard time with these live interviews that seem like they're concocted. like what was the point of this? >> we'

i don't want to be donny downer here, so maybe some good news.ome prices rose at their fastest pace in more than seven years in the month of july, right? a lot of americans are gaining that benefit, even if they're not in the top percentage of wealth income. >> right. we're seeing home prices rebound, but it's important to note that that might slow down a bit, especially as interest rates rise. we saw pending home sales last month drop about 1.6%. so that sort of gives you a window as to what's ahead in the housing market and we're seeing interest rates rise and housing prices becoming unaffordable for a lot of people. so it's important to see how that plays out. >> gregg: slow growth, jobless recovery, it's not good. >> until we see those jobs, we're not going anywhere. >> gregg: good to see you. >> thanks. >> arthel: rushing to buy guns. coming up, we'll tell you why residents in one state are now stocking up in record numbers. and we'll take a look at the official rollout of obamacare as the health insurance exchanges are set to go live for th

lori siegel joins me now and donny cevallas. first to you, who knows a lot about the internet.>> a lot of ways. they were able to track down his ip address. his ip address, they were able to associate with him, then take it a step further, look at the e-mails, look at the correspondence. they were able to actually find him in forums asking about m malware attacks. they found him asking how to control web cameras. they had enough to actually go and arrest him. >> so danny, i said it, federal extortion charges. at first blush that sounds very serious, but i was waiting for child pornography charges, because some of these victims are allegedly under 18 years old, trafficking which could lead to someone ending up being a registered sex offender, i don't care how old you are. was this the lesser of a lot of things he could have faced? >> there are theoretically a lot more federal charges and remember, there are also state charges. the state is a separate sovereign. california has a very specific extortion statute in this instance. you see, when people came up with extortion and blac

come on, push it, donnie. not a problem. you got 3 more? i got 10 more. [grunting] hello, janice.. uhhh! i've been thinking about you. and i you. help! i'm here to ask you out on a proper date. that is so romantic. cracked ribs. so is that a yes? i can't breathe! yes, of course. i'm comin', grandma! dick, we're gonna be late for-- [moaning] my god, dick, what's wrong with you? i'm burning up, mary. i can't hold anything down. i was throwing up all night. i don't think i can go out. oh, well, in that case, i'll stay home and take care of you. no, mary, go! save yourself before you get whatever i-- dick, let's hit the town. stone phillips! what's he doing here? he-he's here to take me to the hospital. the hospital? what a great name for a jazz club. club? you're not really sick, are you? how can you be so insensitive? quick, mary, the cat's on fire. put it out! put it out! let's go! let's go! [cough cough cough] tommy, i really don't think this is an acceptable valedictory speech. it's fine. let us hear it. want to hear it? yeah. "fellow classmates, long live rock." you know, you ha

donny deutsch said no republican -- donny said it. will vote for a republican before i vote for de blasio. >> i might as well. >> 1.2 million people typically vote in a new york city mayoral election. what if there were a freak out moment and the numbers went up by a few hundred thousand. could a lot of voters make it competitive? he may win but if you have a competitive race you pay attention. >> harold, why didn't you run for mayor? >> that would solve our problems. >> it's hard to poll in a democratic primary in new york. interesting to see if bill -- it's hard to imagine him winning. i think he'll face a run-off. >> i bet no runoff. >> i think if you look at the trends here. >> look at the trends. i would be sproiz surprised if deblasio weren't higher. we have seen these races where somebody comes from last to first. >> it's a surge. >> they explode. man, it's a surge. i wouldn't be surprised if deblasio gets 50%. >> he's at 43. the rest are at 45. the trends are going all in one direction. a multi candidate field where several pe

. >> reporter: just back from an 8 month tour in afghanistan, for donnie today is a different homecomingmonths ago with our little girl ava. it's a juggling act with new gadgets. >> how do we put him in? >> reporter: new outfits and new experiences. >> first time i've been peed on by an infant. >> that did wear a family out. >> maybe we can relax a little bit. >> reporter: by nighttime lucas has his own plans. it's impossible to sleep like a baby. more than 70% of moms say their newborn's sleep effects their own and while adult sleep is linked to the overnight hours, for infants, it's spread throughout the day. surprisingly for new parents the problem isn't sleep deprivation. they actually get an average of nearly 6 hours a night. it's sleep fragmentation, extreme fatigue caused by constant interruptions. in a first of it's kind experiment researchers are studying the impact of sleep fragmentation. they showed us how it works. young women, not yet moms themselves sleep at the lab but every few hours researchers wake them up with a recorded crying baby and then each woman has to care for

donnie wahlberg, who i love. phenomenal dude. but you got right in. i think i've always been very open and honest and raw. and i realize when you are open with the public, it makes it a heck of a lot easier, at least for me. for him, not so much. it might be new territory. but on my first day of "the view," i wanted to be myself. and he made me the most comfortable on my first day. i was so grateful he was my guest. >> working with the girls. >> yeah. >> it's obviously a mix of personalities. but how are they? how is my girl, whoopi? >> this will be my 19th show today overall. i must say, they're an incredible group of women. we all get along. i hope for years to come, i can say that. barbara, i feel like i'm part of history. it's her last year. i hope i do her justice to make her proud. whoopi, award-winning, and sherri's my cohort. >> you and sherri, actually, demonstrated twerking the other day. miley dominating the headlines right now. >> yeah. >> and you had a counterintuitive take. you're defending her at this point. >> a little bit. you know? i