(vacuuming sound) - donnie! donnie! donnie! - whoa! woo! - my donnie! my own brother!d you, man! thanks, odd squad. - no problem. - let's go. - hey, where's the remote? - look, you see, don't... - donnie! - incoming! - (ms. o): well look who's here. (very sweetly): olive otto, welcome back! - thanks, ms. o. we're happy to be back. - enough chit-chat! go see mayor macklemore in the centre of town. something very odd has happened. - but we just got back! and i don't even have my jacket on! - oscar! - hey guys! jacketinator. - well, what are you waiting for? go! - go, go, go! - preparing to squishinate... squishinating.

>> oh donny deutsch, stick to brooklyn. >> please, please. >> play that for donny deutsch, he wants toike to start football. >> can we just so kentucky going -- >> they need better uniforms. >> they do. jimmy mcmoor pec show. danny deutsch, football world championship. >> i was doing better listening to clay aiken. >> and the story, it's going to be great. >> i have noed? what just happened but everyone needs to be quiet now. i don't get it. i could -- i could listen to him all day, no idea what he's talking about. >> none. but it's transfixing. >> get out of his segment. >> moving on roger bennett, thank you very much. thank you. be quiet. up next yemen. the country that president obama once held up at the model of success in the fight against isis. now on the brink of civil war. nbc's richard engel joins us on-set. >>> and the knives are out as senator ted cruz prepares to normally announce his bid for the white house. >>> plus as one senator jumps into the race there's an attempt to drag another one in kicking and screaming. why the boston globe says democrats need senator elizabeth

- donny! finally, brother! i'm glad you're okay! thanks, odd squad! - happy to help. - enjoy your picnic. let's go. - they always come through, no matter what. - brilliant. - hey, what do you say we have that picnic? - let's do it, man. ha-ha! - oh no! - (both): our only sister! connie! odd squad! (boat whistle) (phone ringing in background) - so that's how we don't know which one came first the chickenator gadget or the egganator gadget. - hi olive, hi otto. just wanted to stop by and say goodbye. - goodbye? - yeah, we're being transferred to another odd squad office. - wow! i feel like i haven't seen you guys in, like, forever. - me neither. have i seen them before? - you know oda and odelis. their desk is in the hall. - oh yeah! the guys with the chairs! (angel music) - yeah. unfortunately, we can't bring them with us. - mr. o has a strict no-fancy-chair policy. - wait! can we have them? - sure.

i am too. >> donny deutsch. arm pert role. you like my idea? >> i like your idea. >> when am i gonna be on? >> debuts in october. >> when do i do rehearsals and makeup and everything? >> this trailer that we have booked for you that is an entire city block. i'm on it. i'm so excited. >> unbelievable. >> one of the episodes joe turns me into an evangelical christian. >> i'm gonna try to convert him. he convinces me that's going to be an evangelical christian. >> i can't wait for this show to come out. >> and he is gonna -- just doing it to pick up women, just like he does when he goes to central park. you have to go down south. he is gonna take you to florida. >> no, no -- >> pensacola. >> churches up here. >> we die dress. there are. not that they will let you in the doors. willie, i don't know this $10,000 watch thing by am i don't know it went over so well. the stock went down but then again, their stock went down after they announced theism pod. the 10,000 one probably suspect gonna make a lot of people happy

donny, no, no! you just can't control yourself. no, no, sit there. watch the game. like that. - the bears are moving the ball. here comes the shot. it's a basket! and the bears win the game! wham-o! (meows) - partner? - olive, you'll never believe what band came out with a brand-new song. - don't say soundcheck. - soundcheck. it's called take away 4. - ♪ suddenly, out of the blue ♪ ♪ you stole my heart before i could ♪ ♪ give it to you - so much to feel ♪ ♪ but nothing to say - 'cause you take ♪ ♪ 'cause you take you take my breath away now ♪ ♪ take away 1, take away 1 ♪ ♪ take away 1 take away 1 breath from me ♪ ♪ and you take away 4 whoa oh oh ♪ ♪ 1 and 1 and 1 and 1, baby i've been keeping score ♪ ♪ there's nothing left for me ♪ ♪ 'cause you take away 4 ♪

the man miller struck, donnie goodwin, was checking the tires on his truck in an emergency lane. his sister, now grateful miller was caught. >> he was a big part of my life. i just wish it would bring donnie back. >> reporter: no federal agency keeps track of the number of american fugitives on the run overseas, but the number of arrests by u.s. marshals has been steadily rising, from 646 in 2010 to 883 last year. >> if you commit a crime, you won't be able to go to south america, asia, europe, and avoid prosecution. we're going to come and find you. >> reporter: one factor often helping law enforcement -- fugitives' digital footprints. >> it might actually be their family members, their friends, who are then communicating with others and it enables us to trace where their location is. >> reporter: officials believe that miller was receiving help from contacts in the u.s. ryan smith, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, they're taking orders for this blast from the past. how a muscle car from the '60s is making a comeback. our "instant index" is coming up. cialis for daily use is a

and we're breaking down the latest headlines with one of wendy's favorite talkers donny deutsch.u know hot topics? find out in our race the clock celebrity quiz. ♪ >> now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> please don't be like donny yesterday. >> oh, yeah. >> that was weird.u he loved you and kissing me. >> i promise never to do that. >> good lord. he could not

with us onset we have donny deutsch, associated professor at columbia -- >> i didn't know i was an associatessor.

. >> the chemistry between you and dario reminds me of sonny and cher, donny and marie and kim and condeanye >> gary: you see the warriors anytime but chemistry is chemistry. we will go back to pam moore. >> pam: (laughter) (laughter) >> pam: tomorrow is the first sign of spring although we have had strained for quite a while now. --spring >> reporter: will actually be cooler tomorrow being the first day of spring. by the weekend may be some wet weather creek saturday what a few light showers with a clearing in the and in a stronger system coming in on sunday not until the evening hours. >> reporter: maybe a quarter of an inch of showers. >> reporter: and may not be too much >> pam: and they aren't receiving snow back east again which is weird. >> grant: good leather for repelling tomorrow. -- weather >> pam: good night! (indistinct conversations) (siren wails) (train whistle blows) (woman speaking indistinctly over radio) 4972 west 21st street... (speaks indistinctly) (lisbon) ah. (groans) nice of you to show up pokey. yeah, sorry i'm late. had traffic on the 50. looks like the coroner'

president donnie you spoke about the need with corruption.nited states area much commend you for those efforts. you moved many afghans with your allocated treaty to your wife and partner first lady. america will continue to be your partner in advancing the rights and dignity of all afghans including women and girls. finally, we will continue to support the lives of the afghan people. germanic improvements and public health. life expectancy. literacy. including for millions of girls that are in school. the president is a leading expert on development. i have been impressed. he wants to empower afghans in these efforts and that is why under the new development and partnership that we announced yesterday, they will go through afghan institutions. in closing i note that the purpose is to make the world safe for human differences. afghanistan and our world is marked by incredible diversity. i believe it will help advance the goal. they have sacrificed over the years. making our two countries and world safer. people here is the afghan president. >>

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in closing, i would note that as many as you know, the president donnie is by trade an anthropologist, as is my mother. the purpose of anthropology is to make the world safe by human differences. afghanistan and our world is marked by incredible diversity and differences in diversity, cultures and faith. , the progress we made during this it will help to bridge the gulf that your citizens have sacrificed over the year, the goal of making our two countries in the world sector. president donnie, chief executive of abdullah -- president ghani, chief executive of abdullah, thank you both for your leadership and your partnership. america's combat mission in afghanistan may be over, but our commitment to afghanistan and the people will endure. president ghani: president obama express deep sympathies for german and french families. both of these countries took part -- they have made major commitments in their sacrifices in afghanistan. i would like to make this opportunity to pay tribute to those common sacrifices and simultaneously take the opportunity to pay tribute to the 2250 american me

anything you want to add to your relationship with president donnie that would -- president ghani that would be beneficial to have the whole world know? secretary carter: yes, one thing is that he is a partner in a way that we have been looking for and without whom the sacrifice that we made over these last 10 years cannot be successful. he understands what we have tried to do for him he know it has been a great and if it to his country and not just to protect our country, which it has, and is why we went there in the first place, to protect herself from the breeding ground of 9/11 attacks. i think everybody who dissipated ought to know that around the world in our coalition, we have somebody who really gets a sacrifice that we all made on behalf of afghanistan and is committed to making the progress we have made their stick. senator inhofe: i appreciate that very senator reed talked about our limited resources and i wasn't sure you understood. there are people out there, in the ukraine, could be georgia or anyplace, do they recognize that we do not have the resources we have historica

. >> back to his home of donnie gall also the ancester home of kathy's family. >> put the remains ofo died over here in the grounds, in their home, probably most important thing we dover. >> bill watson and his brother friend led the effort. >> cut i's cut unable us to help move on with the dig. >> now, katie is doing it again. paying for the remains of another victim, the only woman to go home. >> catherine burns is ready to go back to ireland. lately, felt this great pull to the one woman, one woman and her name happens to be catherine burns. mine is kathleen burns. but what a coincidence. >> in gratitude she's been given a nail from catherine burns' coffin, like the one she has from the other immigrant she sent home, john rud. >> i it is just so wonderful to touch them. there is like a magic that comes out of them. >> connections to the past that cathy magee burns will treasure forever. chris may cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> so no female leprochans, but woman leading the parade. good to seement make sure to join us for the st. patrick's parade today all broadcasting beginning 1:0

. >> please don't be like donny yesterday. >> oh, yeah. >> that was weird. he was like handsy and telling you he loved you and kissing me. >> i promise never to do that. >> good lord. he could not stop -- >> don't have any problem there. >> could not stop talking about know your value conferences with this guy licking me and kissing me. >> donny licked you? >> wet kisses. >> he licked you? >> yes. it was too much. too much. >> grotesque. >> i though. i think he should apologize. anyhow, in washington we have senior contributor "daily caller qult and columnist of the week matt lewis and editorial director for "the national journal." great to have you onboard. >> speaking of grotesque, huh? >> huh? >> talking about a power tan dumb from washington, d.c. >> i wonder what they have to say about ted cruz which we will get to. but first, what is on the front pages of every paper this morning. we start with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu scrambling to deal with fallout on dual fronts this morning, multiple fronts. a report in the "wall street journal" cla

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we heard a strong, passionate speech from president donnie this week -- president connie -- president ghani -- i assume we are still in calendar status in afghanistan, even of the president is another state 2015, we are still talking about komul only at the end of 2016. you believe that is going to be sufficient in order to support the afghans with whom we have made such progress. i would just hate to see us pull out in terms of air support authorities for air support, and train and train and direct services. give me your thoughts on that. general austin: i certainly agree that the new leadership and afghanistan causes all of us to be encouraged and optimistic, i think from what i have seen both president ghani -- reaching out to the international community, in terms of reaching out to the folks in the region as well, it is all encouraging. the relationships with the security forces, their support the security forces, their statements of common goals with the united states, i think are all very encouraging. i think this gives us the opportunity -- new opportunities that we did not hav

president donnie -- ghani took office in december after defeating hamid karzai.the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency mohammad ashraf ghani president of the islamic republic of afghanistan. president ghani: in the name of god the merciful and compassionate speaker boehner vice president biden, senate majority leader mcconnell, house majority leader mccarthy house minority leader ms. pelosi, senate minority leader, ladies and gentlemen of the congress, please allow me to thank you for your gracious invitation to address this unique forum of deliberative democracy. above all else i'd like to begin by thanking the people of the united states whose generous support for my country has been such immense value in advancing the cause of freedom. more than one million brave americans have served in afghanistan. they have come to know our snow-capped mountains, our valleys our wind-swept deserts, our parched fields our rivers and our plains of waving wheat, but more important, knowing our gentlemen

for example in the case of afghanistan, everybody is noticing that donny had a terrific visit here andare keeping troops in there until the end of the year. one thing it does is help the iranians. the last people they need back and kabul is the telegram. they almost went to -- taliban. they almost went to war with them. that favors the iranians. not providing support for the kurds, that favors the iranians. because if you give the kurds too much military equipment, and they really feel they can go independent, and they have talked about it in a way that they had as a long as two years ago, but because of the collapse in iraq, they are now talking about it. if you do that, everybody notices that well, the text -- the kurds will be upset, but so will the iranians. so they don't want a stronger critic stand -- occurred to stand. i was in kurdistan for a conference and i came away convinced that we are working hand in glove with the iranians. i had a panel that included the national security adviser of iraq, the vice president of iraq the -- who is our emissary to fighting isis and the adv

causes all of us to be encouraged and optimistic, and i think from what i have seen both president donnie do and also the ceo of dollars in terms of reaching out to the international community, in terms community, in terms of reaching out to the folks in the region as well it is all encouraging, the relationships with the security forces the supportive security forces, the statements of common goals with the us are all very encouraging. this gives us opportunities knew opportunities that we did not have before and we have to think about what we want our relationship to be with afghanistan going forward and what it means for the region. >> i certainly hope you will counsel the white house to think seriously about what i would consider a modest additional investment to maintain the tremendous gains that have been had. had. it is not for sure that the regime in the government of afghanistan can withstand the taliban on their own. five minutes of midnight and see it all collapse would be a real shame. i hope you will learn is that on the policymakers based upon gen. general campbell and the o

. >> well first of all, i have not donnie serious work on lumber lick wit aiders.because i'm looking for the kind of clues. when i saw the ceo yesterday on "60 minutes" my first reaction was he wasn't answering some of the questions. when i saw him go after the short sellers, i said whoa every single time -- almost every single time we see a company start to blame the short sellers, it's almost always a magnet to take a closer look. we just put out a report today and one reason is i was doing deep work into the company, and they were blaming the short sellers. in this case when i look at the entire story, i said this wasn't the short sellers, but "60 minutes" did the investigation, and having gone through having to jump through the hoops i did at nbc when we did the herbal life and the documentaries, i can only imagine what they had to go through at 60 minutes to prove to their lawyers that what they were seeing underkournd was actually something interesting. when you get the labs and you take a look at it and say, wait a second now, to have you three independent l

fight against the caliban and other insurgent groups that includes an isis affiliate was president donnieeaders our fear is growing in afghanistan. >>marty gonzales: happening today dozens of u.s. veterans are gathered on it would seem to mark the seventh anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles of world war two veterans or but the top of mount suribachi on the icon for was taken of the rising of the american flag while the battle was raging and the review was held near the beach for several senior japanese official spoke to veterans the u.s. mint moraine is that he was in a back in 1945 it was declared secure after more than a month of intense fighting >>marty gonzales: still had will take a look at the stems debuting in will we feared this weekend across the country will have that that was alive and outside this is the view from sfo a little much on the land will be right back. >>marty gonzales: and did this weekend along with it was a new sean penn's thriller and a movie about face a general loss six look at all of them and now we're showing. >>reporter: the next chapter in the dive