it's donny and marie.gosh. >> here's the good news, too. >> they're adorable. >> they scored a record deal. with republic records. >> and they are going to set up on a 28-city tour of the u.s. this summer. good for them. >> that was awesome. >> they're adorable. >> speaking of great music, i got one. i got a hot donny osmond song. >> there is a -- i just listened to a donny and marie song, but this is the one i chose today. because we'll talk to donny. this one is by pharrell. and miley together. and it is called not "come get it babe." ♪ come get it bay ♪ everything right ♪ come get it bae hey ♪ come get it bae hey he ♪ come get it bae hey ♪ come get it bae hey >> here it comes. ♪ motorcycle you've got to like it ♪ ♪ i've got to ride pop a wheelie ♪ >> here it comes. ♪ 'cause girl i like you you know it's going to be a hit, right? >> i'm waiting for something to rhyme with clutch. i have a feeling i'm going to be waiting a long -- >> you've got a point. >> who is that? >> pharrell. >> pharrell and miley c

most importantly there's donny deutsch.e have a realtime correction here. >> i've had my publishers up all night over this. these are the kind of things, they seem small, these details. next thing you know, they're writing about me kissing mike barnicle. >> look in the camera and ask for a correction. >> i would like a correction because i was there four hours earlier. >> this is why republicans don't trust the lame stream media. you can tour with sarah palin and, like, seriously have -- >> you know, i know you've been through this before. >> what an ordeal. >> i'm reported to be in central park at times when i'm nowhere near central park. not by a newspaper, but the police department. >>. >> fine, good food. been there many times. >> but not this past sunday. >> not this past sunday. i think we need edward snowden on this. >> you have to draw the line at time, date, and place. the next thing you know, you will be on a date with sarah palin. you will be hunting moose. you will be making your own moose sausage. and it's all

press play, donny. stuff. >> i listened to you. >> press play. this is his instagram. he just posted this. all right, i guess i have to do this. >> you have a heavy touch. >> look at him. he's almost naked. and what is this? >> a zip lining. and then sand surfing. >> of course. >> okay, aaron. i get it. you can go without a shirt on. >> can we show something else? >> my new baby. the puppy! that is cute. >> aw! >> roger bennett is the director of espn's world cup series, inside the march to brazil. would you do that? >> it looks too much like "legends of the falls." i'd put a chest wig on -- >> oh, oh, the mental image. >> i know deep inside you love the sport. saturday you were tuned in to the kuch fincup final, for nine they've been constipated. >> oh, that's too bad. >> america hates constipation. they're playing tiny, tiny club hull city, a grimy little place in the north of england. what happened? >> james chester takes advantage of the chaos in the arsenal offense. four minutes later, more, more p

it's what donny says.0,000 a year that can't qualify for financial aid can't afford to send their kid to college. >> steve, thank you very much. great charts. we need to stay on this. i'm glad you agree with my favorite politician. >>> coming up, kids are great with modern technology, but what about technology from a few decades ago? the video you need to see. oh, look at that big computer. that looks like what i had in college. that's how old i am. next on "morning joe." oh, my gosh. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ♪ >>> today you are reacting to this. >> what is this? >> this is very hipster. >> have to type into the keyboard to get it to do anything. >> so if i type in, game. hit return. error? >> error. >> this computer is an error. >> there was no internet back then. >> what? >> how do you look u

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donnie was panicking the entire time. that's probably why donnie made those mistakes. and then he gave don a big hug, that big jim bear hug that so many people talked about today. so then don carried the bag for jim, and jim, too, up to the front porch, and jim said before don went back to the car, he said i'm proud of you. don't worry about today. i'm proud of you. don went back to the car, and his head was swimming with -- he couldn't believe the kindness, the warmth, and then as he started to back out, he looked back and jim was still on the porch. he gave him this big wave, said happy independence day. minnesota lost a giant, the united states lost a giant today. or this week. we also lost a good guy. he was a great guy, a great man, and a good guy. mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent it be vitiated. the pres

i got a hot donny osmond song. >> i listened to a donny and marie song, but this is the one i chose today it baby come get it baby ♪ ♪ come get it baby >> here it comes. ♪ motorcycle you've got to like it ♪ ♪ i've got to ride pop a wheelie ♪ ♪ girl i like you >> you know it's going to be a hit, right? >> something to rhyme with clutch. i have a feeling i'll be -- >> you've got a point. >> who is that? >> pharrell. >> pharrell and miley cyrus. >> i love it. that's a smash. pharrell, i love it anyway. ♪ your motorcycle >> really? >> come on. come on. ♪ you got to lose >> come on. ♪ >> go stay in your corner. >> all righty. coming up, is your dog talented? >> crazy pet trick videos and we'll show you them. >> and the incredible donny osmond. >> i used to like him. >> right after this. >> i used to like him. >> right after this. >> [baseball fans cheering] [milk pouring] great things go together. and new sargento tastings are perfectly paired with every day. exceptional cheeses in smaller, snackable sizes that make it easy to explore new flavors and savor every moment. new sargento tastings.

so is there a way forward, donnie? willing to move forward, put politics aside and set down and try to help people. we've done it before when they shut down government, we got about 14 of us, 7 ds and 6 rs and one independent and we've done it again with the student loans. we're going to try and do it again here. >> senator, when you talk about west virginia and the example that's happening in your home state, we have states like louisiana that do not have a state minimum wage, they are dependent upon the federal minimum wage to set that standard. so in the back rooms of where these discussions take place off camera, where is that figure that is palatable to both sides and that is politically feasible that's a winner? >> let me tell you what i have heard. first of all, democrats -- first of all, i applaud tom harkin for all the work he's put into this. he's in it with his heart and soul and every fiber of his body. with that being said, a lot of my friends on the republican side said when the president first came out a

donnie yarberry has been in and out of prison much of his adult life.ar sentence for robbery, was released, and then got arrested a few months later. >> you currently married? >> i'm divorced. >> a waste of time, a waste of freedom, so many better things to be doing in life, going fishing, going to a movie, walking hand in hand with your girlfriend. >> release photographs are taken of every inmate processing out. for donnie yarberry, who has a history of substance abuse, parole includes a halfway house dedicated to helping recovery addicts get on their feet. >> i heard they had a six-month aftercare so i volunteered for the program so i wouldn't have to parole to the streets and have nothing. i go to a residential program 60 days and have sober living four more months where i don't have to pay more rent. >> inmates released from corcoran are given $200 and a clean set of clothes to start their new lives. >> paroling to the street with gateway is not enough to survive. it doesn't last two days. i had opportunities to recover before and was never adamant

. >> the hope of freedom has finally come to pass for donnie and jose.anybody picking you up? >> no. >> how about you? >> the parolees we receive, they're so satisfied that they're leaving, they don't want to come back. >> jose has been here 22 months for selling drugs. with no one to pick him up, jose's plan is to travel by train to los angeles where he will reunite with family. donnie yarberry has been in and out of prison for much of his adult life. he served a three-year sentence for robbery, was released, and then got arrested a few months later. >> you currently married? >> i'm divorced. >> a waste of time, a waste of freedom. there's so many better things to be doing in life, going fishing, going to a movie, walking hand in hand with your girlfriend. >> release photographs are taken of every inmate processing out. for donnie yarberry, who has a history of substance abuse, parole includes a halfway house dedicated to helping recovering addicts get on their feet. >> i heard they had a six-month aftercare so i volunteered for the program so i wouldn'

donny, what's wrong with gm? with a lot of gm brands, pontiac, saturn. you notice the brands i worked on no longer exist. you might want to take note of that. here's the good news for gm. to put a play on it. using the word play. horrible consumers had the ability to move on if the company gets it right. gm has to be out in front -- >> what's wrong with them? >> it was a broken company for years. i mean, prebankruptcy, this was a company on the balls of its behind. built and obviously working on economic model with legacy health care. not playing on that but it was a model that could no longer exist. you can't forgive this. desperate companies do desperate things. shame on them. it's a new gm and they have to get it right. >> they have to look at the way they do business. thus, more recalls. >> but you have to take complete accountability. there is a playbook for this. companies that have done it right, companies that have done it wrong. you have to say this is unacceptable. >> you mean, like the obama administra

donnie, this is dr. phil. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go.

donny baseball. well actually, don looks a a little different these days.doesn't have the classic mustache that he used to rock in the 80s. do you guys remember this? yeah, that's what i'm talking about. but, this is very exciting. don's mustache is actually in attendance with us tonight. there it is right there. ♪ there it is right there. right there, whenever -- it's truly an honor. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don mattingly? [ cheers and applause ] don, thank you so much for being here. i don't know if you heard this but your mustache is right over there. >> yeha, i heard that. i've been looking all over for that thing. >> jimmy: would you like to reunite with your mustache right now? >> oh, i'd love that. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: thank you buddy. i appreciate that. there you go right there. oh, look at that camera. ♪ reunited and it feels so good ♪ >> jimmy: don mattingly everybody. he feels good. he looks good. that's way do it. don mattingly in the house. donny baseball. that's the greatest. oh man. that is so cool. he couldn't a wait to take it off. what a

donnie was panicking the entire time. that's probably why donnie made those mistakes.nd then he gave don a big hug, that big jim bear hug that so many people talked about today. so then don carried the bag for jim, and jim, too, up to the front porch, and jim said before don went back to the car, he said i'm proud of you. don't worry about today. i'm proud of you. don went back to the car, and his head was swimming with -- he couldn't believe the kindness, the warmth, and then as he started to back out, he looked back and jim was still on the porch. he gave him this big wave, said happy independence day. minnesota lost a giant, the united states lost a giant today. or this week. we also lost a good guy. he was a great guy, a great man, and a good guy. another marco rubio's aching to senators in new hampshire. and a discussion of same-sex marriage with an attorney who argued against the defense of marriage act. college students get help preparing for the advanced placement government exam. >> a house judiciary committee from comcast and time warner executives. also appe

. >> oh, donny deutsch -- >> you don't want to talk about donny and his ferrets. >> they were just lined>> donny's got them in his coat, too. but he's not telling them. the ban has been in place for nearly 15 years. amid concerns about rabies and possible taxi on children, it marks the mayor's major break on marco rubio and rudy giuliani. giuliani instituted the ban on ferret. he had tough words on his radio program for a pro-ferret activist back in 1999. play it. >> there's something deranged about you -- >> no there isn't, sir. >> the obsess concern that you have for ferrets is something you should examine with a therapist. >> sir, don't go insulting me again. >> i'm not insulting you. i'm being honest with you. maybe nobody in your life has been honest with you. you should go consult a psychiatrist or a psychologist and have him help you with this obsessive concern to how you are devoting your life to weasels. >> should i vote for giuliani again next time? we need rudy to run. >> so, i need to play that when i feel i days agree with him because that is fantastic. >> how great is rudy

i used to wave goodbye to donny and marie at the end, me and my sister would get sad. country, a litle bit rock and roll. >> jimmy: i was a little bit country. my sister was a little bit rock and roll. [ laughter ] yeah, absolutely. and like cher -- that was the best. >> i don't even remember like, buying a cher album. but i think i probably saw every "sonny and cher" show and then "the cher show" post sonny. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there was a lot of -- there were a lot of head dresses. >> jimmy: yeah. come out in a crazy big dress, make jokes. it was funny and good, but it was a little bit corny sometimes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but i didn't mind because it was like, we were all in on the jokes. >> yeah. i think those are the jokes that we were probably doing at school on monday. >> jimmy: yeah, but i mean -- >> oh, grandma. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. we used to walk backwards all the way. love, james tiberius fallon. [ laughter ] >> ferllon. tiberius. i think you need to have another baby so you can name him tiberius. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, maybe, i'll think ab

. >> if you don't know who i am, just pretend i'm donny osmond. >> the guy behind "family guy." >> thatwe know. >> artist. >> i a two dimensional drawing of ted. >> voiceover artist. >> i don't really care. i enjoy them both. >> writer, director and now movie star. >> oh, that went south so fast! his journey from small town boy to hollywood powerhouse. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying, no, go further. try something different. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of inadequacy. >> is that what it is? >> yeah. >> everybody hold still! >> people die at the fair. >> the scene, arizona, 1882. >> the american west is a terrible place in time. everybody wants to kill you. angry drunk people and animals and the doctor. >> she had a splinter. >> doc? >> a million ways to die in the west. the new film from family guy creator seth mcfarlane. he is a master of outrageous comedy. animation. >> oh, geez. well, one of us is going to have to change. >> to live action plus computer animation. >> oh. ♪ how do you like me now how do you lik

. >> if you don't know who i am just pretend i'm donny osmond. >> the guy behind "family guy." artist, voiceover artist. >> i don't care. >> writer, director and now movie star. >> that went so fast. his journey from small town boy to hollywood powerhouse. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying, no, go further. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of inadequacy. >> tonight -- is that what it is? >> that might be what it is. >> "cnn spotlight," seth macfarlane. what's with this bear? >> every year people die. >> really? >> everybody hold still. >> people die at the fair. >> people die at the fair. >> the scene, arizona, 1882. >> the american west is a terrible place in time. everything out here that's not you wants to kill you. angry drunk people, hungry animals, outlaws. >> oh. >> the doctor. >> i couldn't save her. >> she had a splinter. >> doc. >> "a million ways to die in the west," the new film from seth macfarlane, "family guy" creator. >> that would sound so fast. >> he is a master of outrageous comedy from anima

with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch. >> good morning.n trouble. >> okay. >> really? we'll talk. some people have excuses. and other people have excuses. all right. msnbc political analyst and visiting professor of nyu, harold ford jr. is here. hello. the host of "way too early," the

from jordanian television. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> joe and donny, you guys have nothing on these guys. debating civil war in syria. one accused the other of taking bribes from the assad regime. look like a fluffy teddy bear compared to those guys and their show. >>> this video has gone vier. see if you can figure out why. [ speaking french ] >> in case you missed it, be sure to listen to the sound of the impact. [ speaking french ] >> that poor kitty. that's so sad. the show is called the best bakery in france. i don't think kitty thinks so. is this what lewis does, this kind of stuff? boom! let's check in. you can go sit down. go ahead. no, go ahead. >>> with stephen --! with stephen colbert keeping an eye on one particular race in florida. >> florida's third congressional district, the fighting third, off-brand chocolate drinks ted yoho against fellow republican jake rush, running on a platform of traditional marriage, strict constitutionalism, strong national defense and repealing obamacare, everything you could want in a congressman and maybe m

. >> you weren't afraid to run toward donnie wahlberg. >> thank you very much. >> talk about putting year. and i did the waiter thing to the universe. and i said this is what i want in a man. and there he came. and it's true. everything that's happened to me this year has really been off of the tools i've used over all these self-help books and i put into the inspiring book. >> you're almost through with your first year on "the view." >> i know. >> you said you love it. and the wonderful barbara walters. >> can i tell you the greatest thing ever. i said, barbara, i'm stealing all of your gets. how do you get someone to answer a question that doesn't want to answer it? and she said, you haven't answered my question yet. but "the view" is another thing i put on that wish list and said, i deserve this in my life. and i hope people take away from this book. and you are in charge of your own destiny. >> what a gift to have barbara walters. >> right? >> to have her as a big sister. >> a mentor. i have been making notes. i'm going to miss her. i will be the first one with waterworks. we wou

. >> david walton from "about a boy" and vanessa williams, donny osmond. >> before we say good-bye andut to l.a., a sneak peek of the usher video we told you about. "good kisser" premiering monday on vevo. ♪ ♪ i'm a good kisser the only thing i know ♪ ♪ >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. [cheers and applause]

. >> and donnie osmond. >> you're very lucky. >> some people love me, hodi. >>> we are back with moreplay our weekly trivia game we like to call "who knew" because that's what it is and because it's the season for college graduations. we're about to test your knowledge of fun collegiate facts. hoda has been sweet enough because of my knee to go across the street ready to hand out 100 bucks to anyone who gets the answers right because she feels guilty because she was so awful to me yesterday with barbara corcoran. and to those who don't, they get one of my fantastic, unbelievable cds. yes. so here to help me is kat cohen, ceo and founder of the education consulting company called ivy wise. nice to see you, sweetie. before the break we asked this question. what was the name of the college in the movie "animal house"? farnsworth? faber? fieldstein or fellows college? kat, what's the answer? >> faber college. the screenplay was based on short stories written by chris miller that were published in "national lampoon" magazine. those stories were based on his fraternity experiences at dartmo

. >> if you don't know who i am just pretend i'm donny osmond. >> the guy behind "family guy."r, director and now movie star. >> that went so fast. his journey from small town boy to hollywood powerhouse. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying, no, go further. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of

donny is watching us there, a democrat. go ahead, donny. >> caller: yes, good morning, greta, and good morning, dr. bell. i have two quick questions. my first question is, i mean, how safe are we and how -- i mean, could this possibly become an epidemic here in america? and my second question is kind of unrelated. i want to know how close are we to finding a cure for the aids virus. thank you. >> guest: so let's start with the mers. i think that as you just read from dr. frieden's tweet, the risks to this country right now from mers is extremely low. we're taking it very, very seriously, though, because as i said, a proportion of people who get infected don't just have a mild illness, but they go on to become very sick, and we don't want that kind of infection to spread. it's the same reason that cdc pushes so hard for people to get their flu shot every year. most people have a mild illness, it's something that might keep you in bed for a few days, but you get better. but a good proportion of people with influenza end up in

so in this week after the "vanity fair" came out, we want to reach out donnie know rice, who was sitting on the lap of hungagary hart, who was in his d run for the white house. but this week, donna rice hughes is devoted to make the internet safer for kids, with enough is enough. thank you for joining us. >> hi, bill, good to be with you. >> what did you think when you saw the piece regarding monica and vanity fair, trying to take back her narrative. >> i applaud her for trying, i thought she was very articulate. my heart went out to her, bill, i think she has had a rough time for a lot of reasons. and it is very hard for anybody to really empathize with this sort of perfect storm scenario and not be able to get on with your life. fortunately i made some choics s that moved me along. there was not anyone prior to me that had kind of carved that path. so it is a difficult thing no matter what you are. >> you are i guess pre-internet, so you had relative anonymity. but what was it like seeing your face in news print? >> well, it was not anonymity at all. what happened was when the real new

me and my brother loved donny and marie. maybe because shields and yarnell were on, guys.. [ light laughter ] >> and then, um -- i mean, i remember barbara mandrell and the mandrell sisters. >> seth: yeah, i remember that as well. >> um -- wow. and it's so weird because i'm 27. so, i don't know how i saw these things. [ laughter ] >> seth: you must have -- was it youtube? did you find them all on youtube? >> i saw it on youtube. [ laughter ] [ with an accent ] youtube. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, you have your special guests. obviously, we saw in the clip -- sean hayes, andy, fred -- >> fred armisen's on my show, guys! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you and fred -- >> remember that, fred? >> fred: yes. >> you remember it? >> fred: of course i do. >> seth: now, you -- we had forte on this week. >> yeah, i saw that. >> seth: we did second chance theater. >> uh -- i'm pretty aware. because i watched jenjamin franklin for the first time. i don't think i was ever at the table for jenjamin franklin. >> seth: yeah. it was late era forte. >> wow. i don't even -- i don't even know

tonight in med live, our question is from donny. would the v.a. if the republicans hasn't blocked senator sander's v.a. funding bill? well, i certainly think so. first of all, senator sanders was trying to restore a very controversial cut to military -- to military pensions. so here was a man who was trying to speak out on behalf of those particular veterans whose pensions were being slashed. also, he wanted to take care of veteran benefits, including dental care and medical care. and he also wanted to do something that is only now applicable to post-9/11 veterans. that is, to take care of the caretaker benefits that are available. and then, finally, of course, he wanted to provide opportunities for all of these returns veterans. it was $21 billion over ten years, the republican said, oh, it's too costly. and senator sanders said this. don't send troops to war if you can't afford to take care of them when they return. i certainly agree them there. our next question is from ginger, "which is more important -- the power of the rich man's money or th

. >> [buzzer sounds] >> that's you with donnie and marie. >> donnie osmond tried to fight me.they photo shopped you in that. they thought you weren't going to bring in a picture, so they photoin that picture. brian actually did bring in a picture. we'll show that to you later. >> that didn't happen? >> no, it didn't happen. >> no wonder i don't remember. >> this could be a very fun game. >> wait a second. i don't get to see my picture? >> you're going to see it in the next hour. you saw it when you brought it in. >> i lived it. i want to share it with america. not a word from the control room. is this broken? can someone tell me. >> the control room mentioned something about heather. he think she's got to do the news. >> not going to see my picture. unbelievable. >> it was a wild night. you just don't remember with the osmonds. good morning, guys. i've got news for you. this coming out of colorado. this kid was stuck at 13,000 feet in the air on the side of a mountain with no way down. a 19-year-old hiker stranded in rocky mountain national park in colorado. the hiker spent th

. >> if you don't know who i am, just pretend i'm donny osmond. >> the guy behind "family guy." >> that dimensional drawing of ted. >> voiceover artist. >> i don't really care. i enjoy them both. >> writer, director and now movie star. >> oh, that went south so fast! his journey from small town boy to hollywood powerhouse. >> he is breaking the mold. >> a comedic genius. >> there's something inside you that keeps saying, no, go further. try something different. >> it's a constant crippling feeling of inadequacy. >> is that what it is? >> yeah.

they open their mouth and music just pours out, aretha franklin, patty labelle, donny hathaway, karenone. they would open their mouths and music would just flow. the same thing with maya angelou. she would speak and you just had to listen. if she was in a room full of people, it was quiet. if you were watching on television at home, you turned the volume up. i remember being there, and she stood at the podium for president clinton's inauguration, and she looked over her glasses and said "a rock, a river, a tree, hosts and you were with her to that point until she got to the end. here on the pulse of this new day, speaking of the morning, you may have the grace to look up and out and into your sister's eyes and into your brother's face. your country. and say simply, very simply, with hope. good morning. and it was just that simplicity mixed with the complex that it just -- you were enthralled by it. >> thanks for helping us remember maya angelo. dead at the age of 86. i'll be right back. [ female announcer ] you never know what might be out there. the ambulance racing by you. the ambul

. ♪ many of us may have avoided donnie alcohol beer on the night because our friend of raging hangoverhe next day but at the bbc a review of research on the topic suggests the drinks of a variety is not a problem and said some experts point out to possible factors one of them having several different types of drugs that may simply mean they drinking more all. also with us will for the collar and darker types of the call could also be a contributor to a hangover. fact one study found the upper rim drinkers reported worse it drinkers in blood. so richardson's statements of intent so-called won but one of what the report and sends a this month on the people who smoke and drink are at high risk of developing cancer of the esophagus. >> : floyd money may weather stay undefeated markets madonna did everything he could to beat a letter to him through 12 tough rounds last night story all over from opening bell. many observers said it is perhaps many others of this fight in 16 year career and the end lost by decision but is close flaw and made weather improves his record to 46 now. run for the

unanimous consent to submit for the record -- add to the record after my statement this article by donnie etherley. he is the president of distributors in tennessee, a member of the small business advisory board and wrote an article on may 6, time to level the playing field for main street businesses. it's a good one. he says in the simplest terms what he as a businessman sees this issue to mean. let's do it together. we did it in the senate on a bipartisan basis with a big vote, some 69 votes. we can do it in the house of representatives. let's get something done this year that's going to help businesses across america be profitable and hire more people, put more folks to work across the united states. mr. president, i ask consent this article be added in the record after my written statement. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: at this point i yield the floor to my friend from wyoming. mr. enzi: i just want to thank the senator from illinois for his excellent explanation. i've been joining him and watching him do that for several years. it would be nice to get this fun

int: donnie is a democrat georgia. caller: good morning. questions.myck first question is how safe are we? epidemic? become an i want to know how close we are to finding a cure for the aids virus? guest: let's start with mers. tweetjust read from that , the risk is extremely low. we are taking it very seriously. many people get very sick. we don't want that infection to spread. wet is the same reason that pushed so hard for people to get their flu shot every year. most people have a mild illness. it might keep you in bed for a few days, but we get better. many people want up in the hospital and die every year. this is just like that. we don't want a new challenge coming into our country for which we don't have a vaccine or treatment area we are aggressive in tracking people down and making sure that we control it. in general, the risk is extremely low. hiv, thatf a cure for is ongoing. there are many researchers working very hard. this would take us into another direction. it is an important aspect of public health as well. host: the hill has the stor

. >> well i guess it would have to be determineded on the speed and what comes from donny yell lynn. you for joining us. good to see you monday morning. >> exit polls from the indian election out this morning and we wait to see russia's next move after the referendum. chief correspondent is back at hq with the latest on two huge stories. good to see you. the candidate seen as the most favored by international investors appear to seat in the general election. there were more than 800 million registered voters in the country. they have heavy turnout. there are high expectations about the results. to eastern ukraine two provinces a reverenferendum was held. it lacked controls and they saw a woman vote more than once. they voted to have more autonomy away from kieve. we await to see what russian leader p umtutin said. he was busy over the week end. he was playing hockey over the weekend. his team won. he scored six goals had five assists. russia is not going to invade and it has had plenty of opportunities to do so. as a result, people are starting to buy russian risk again. so oil and b

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donny says need to worry about the country, not the team name. nelly, lakeland, florida. congressional involvement in the redskins name controversy. what do you think? caller: i think that they should leave it as is. they should take care of their business with the country instead of worrying about some football team's name. they need to get these people out of office that are nothing but career politicians. harry reid is nothing but an idiot. that's all i've got to say. host: from the "new york times" this morning, obama depict a texas mayor for the hud position. president obama on friday will nominate mayor san antonio mayor castro to be the new secretary of house zpg urban development mr. castro's appointment if it is confirmed by the senate would elevate another prominent hispanic to the cabinet. -- mike is in springfield, virginia. what do you think? caller: by checking on all application forms in this country, the congress should -- when you look at all application forms, you have to say whether you are african, american, you are hispanic. because it's -- and then y

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donnie from georgia, good morning. i have a quick comment and i am glad you brought it up a few minutes ago when you talked about the missing girls, the kidnapped girls from nigeria. disappointedd or in the media coverage of this tragedy. i am wondering why is it not getting more media coverage. why isn't the major networks talking about it more? had it happened in a country like australia or canada, it would get more coverage. i am just wanting to say that i am glad you mentioned it a few minutes ago. thank you. host: greg from illinois, hello. caller: good morning. i would like to see c-span do a live call-in of, say, senators and congressmen in prime time because i think the electorate needs a lot more interaction with their elected representatives. thank you. book "gameu know the change," which follows the 2008 campaign, they are now moving to bloomberg media to start a series of activities there. are jumping toen launch ship into bloomberg politics. they are fixtures as msnbc pundits. it will be a policy themed --

. >> david walton from "about a boy" and vanessa williams, donny osmond. >> before we say good-bye andto run for their lives. crews say the weather made it tough out there for them to put out the flames. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm peggy bunker. those flames broke out about 6:30 this morning in an englewood heights neighborhood. that's where we find nbc bay area's christie smith. christie, you talked to one man who said he barely escaped the flames and even got his hair singed. >> yeah, good morning to you. you know, a lot of neighbors telling us about close calls, but also telling us about how they came together to try and help each other. i mean, this fire started hours

int: donnie is a democrat georgia. caller: good morning. questions. myck first question is how safe are we? epidemic? become an i want to know how close we are to finding a cure for the aids virus? guest: let's start with mers. tweetjust read from that , the risk is extremely low. we are taking it very seriously. many people get very sick. we don't want that infection to spread. wet is the same reason that pushed so hard for people to get their flu shot every year. most people have a mild illness. it might keep you in bed for a few days, but we get better. many people want up in the hospital and die every year. this is just like that. we don't want a new challenge coming into our country for which we don't have a vaccine or treatment area we are aggressive in tracking people down and making sure that we control it. in general, the risk is extremely low. hiv, thatf a cure for is ongoing. there are many researchers working very hard. this would take us into another direction. it is an important aspect of public health as well. host: the hill has the sto