there is a player named detective donny regan. donny jumps over a car at least once an episode. he is played by donnie wahlberg, as those of you who watch it might guess, comes his here like james madison. if i ever get the opportunity to do casting for someone writing about the donders, i am going to suggest donnie wahlberg. founders, ibout the will suggest donnie wahlberg. six feet tall, jefferson, monroe, washington and particular. i'm struck time and again when i read about washington, how important his busy was to his outcome -- his physique was to his accomplishments. when one first lady first met him, she scolded about not telling her what to expect. dr. benjamin rush described washington this way that there is not a keen get in europe that byld not look like a valley his -- who would not look like a ballet by his side." but wide -- alet by hisk like a v side." habit ofon had a self-possession that placed at ready command the rich luminescence of his discriminating mind. i called him a genius in my book and this caused some heartburn among some critics. i am happy, howeve

what you won't see though is but donny's little brother won't be there.now, marky mark. >> could you ever convince mark wahlberg to get on stage? >> we got him on stage, but he didn't do nothing. i thought he might lipsynch something, at least. >> you know what i got out of that story is tha >> 50 cent was at a new kids concert? >> who would have thought? and donny has the season finale of "blue bloods," airing tonight on cbs. >> the big story at the movie s >>> and "guardians of the galaxy which already made $70 million. here is one of the reasons we love its star chris pratt. >> who doesn't appreciate a hot guy. that winning and shot. he can sign autographs without looking. >> he can rap, is there anything he can't do? he even made a mix tape of love songs for his wife, anna. ♪ girl i'm so in love with you [ cheers and applause ] >> i wish she reacted that way. she was kind of looking at me and i could tell big miss. it's the wrong [ bleep ] tempo. >> what do you need? >> i need some edm. >> we could watch him chair dance all day. and we are obsessed wi

donnie, she wants a hug. are we celebrating something? >> happy birthday to me.day ever. >> when was your first new kids on the block concert? >> my first concert was in 1989. >> i love your dress. >> i love new kids on the block. >> it's almost time. i want to know one thing -- who is most excited about new kids on the block?

but donny's little brother won't be there.now, marky mark. >> we got him on stage, but he didn't do nothing. i thought he might lipsynch something, at least. >> 50 cent was at a new kids concert? >> who would have thought? and donny has the season finale of "blue bloods," airing tonight on cbs. >>> and "guardians of the gal y galaxy's" star, chris pratt. >> he can rap, is there anything he can't do? he even made a mix tape of love songs for his wife, anna. ♪ girl i'm so in love with you [ cheers and applause ] >> i wish she reacted that way. but for me, big miss. it's the wrong [ bleep ] tempo. >> what do you need? >> i need some edm. >> we could watch him chair dance all day. and we are obsessed with how much he loves his family. the cool dad teaching his son how to tie his own tie. and chris just sign languaged this message apologizing to people who are hearing impaired for a previous post to get rid of subtitles. saying it was insensitive. and he revealed he was turned down for the role of superman in 2005. but this is how

i had the donnie doll.m and i have a picture of it. i don't know what it was but there was this -- >> a blanket? >> this nylon sheet. >> it's a door hanger. >> well, my mom tied the ends together and turned it into a jacket. >> is that you? >> yeah. that's just my head. >> i was very excited when i got that. the giant buttons that we saw. i had those buttons. >> vintage. in fact, we like to always play a game with our guests so we're playing secrets from the stage. here comes gerry with the magic disco ball. so we're going to pull these out and ask questions. if you go out to karaoke, do you share the mic or does it get a little vicious? >> do you go out for >> if there's drinking involved i think john would be up there first. >> that's true. >> and then he'd break the ice and we'd take turns. >> singing your own stuff. >> no? i'm -- my go to is "tiny dancer" by elton john. >> go to tekaraoke? >> i don't know "don't stop believing." >> "dancing queen" by abba. >> "staying alive" by the bee gees. >> you guys

>> donny osmond. she saw donny osmond in vegas. >> donny osmond? >> yeah. >> still?>> out of all the celebrities who do you think your mom looks the most like. >> rory off "gilmore girls," but like old. >> old rory of "gilmore girls." so i got a question. j.j., what's happening on sunday? >> it's my birthday. >> okay, besides your birthday -- okay, besides your birthday. what's happening? >> it's my birthday. >> okay, besides your birthday. right? >> mother's day, right? >> say mother's day. >> mother's day. >> mother's day, mothers day. oh, my gosh. that's so great. how would you describe mom? >> she loves me. >> she loves you? >> yeah. >> that's pretty good. is that a good way to describe you? >> that's true. my favorite thing, right? >> this is like an advertisement for motherhood. ♪ [ applause ] how would you describe your mom in one word? >> friendly. >> beautiful. >> love her. >> love her? lovely. lovely. okay. oh, my gosh. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. i got a merry christmas. that was great. happy mother's day, everybody! i wish my mom was here. hey, h

donny deutsch is still with us.ion, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters, and law professor at george washington university, jonathan turley. joe? >> mika, there's so many lies -- >> it's staggering. >> kellyanne conway said he took a new assessment, a new look after getting rod rosenstein's recommendations. mike pence, when asked if this was about the russian investigation, said that's not what this is about. sarah huckabee sanders. i'm going to different points here. >> yeah. >> that they wanted to close down the investigation and it wasn't a significant investigation. andrew mccabe, who the president appointed earlier this week, this is a highly significant investigation. i want to show you, we've been talking about it, the white house has been playing fast and loose with this man's reputation. front page of "the wall street journal," donald trump would not call this fake news because this is his friend, rupert murdoch's newspaper. there's rod rosenstein. and i read from inside, jumps to page a-5. it says afte

went full shanana. >> donnie wore a lot of peace signs back then. >> i had the donnie doll.we saw in the plaza. >> vintage. we like to play a game with our guests. we're playing secrets from the stage. here comes jerry with the magic disco ball. we're going to pull these out and ask questions and you answer as best you can. okay. if you go out to karaoke, do you share the mic? or does it get vicious? >> do you go out for karaoke? >> we fight over it a little bit. >> if there's drinking involved, jon will be up there first. >> yes. >> and then, he would break the ice and we would take turns. >> singing your own stuff? >> no. my go-to is "tiny dancer" by elton john. >> go-to karaoke? >> i don't know. "don't stop believing." >> "dancing queen" by abba. >> "stayin' alive" by the bee g gees. >> you shared many a tour bus, whose habits are the most questionable? >> come on. >> nobody even thought twice about that one. >> i believe that pheromones make the world go round. and i embrace mine. i'm an anti-deordererizer. >> okay. >> he's an anti-deorderizer. and he'll do this. smell m

we need rebrand donny by the first break. and we also have jonathan capehart. all right, you guys. so i think that what is clear is that this divide in the white house never went anywhere. so you could take the campaign flame holders off of the north lawn and away from the tv cameras, but kellyanne and steve bannon are still somewhere in the corner calling all of us the anti-christ. the rage that you saw from sean spicer and the excuse that this is all -- you talk about switchboards. donald trump should call his own white house switchboard. literally anyone you get will describe a story of extreme angst, a bit of chaos and a lot of confusion about the russia inquiry. john heilemann. with your new fancy title. >> well, yes, it is the case that there are two things 245 that are real. one thing is that for something that this level of severity to be happening this early in an administration and for it to reach this high, we have not seen anything like this before about. having to go back to bobby kennedy, to someone who is a member of family operating at this level of influence and no

donny has his thoughts about why.ore comfortable sitting in the oval office with russian leaders, seems comfortable in saudi arabia, but not around angela merkel, theresa may or macron now. what's behind that, bob? >> i think partly eagerness to move away from having these broader relationships with institutions and to have bilateral relationships. you see that push from the administration on trade. now you're seeing it applied to other policies as well. he's just not someone who comes out of the traditional foreign policy establishment in the world, in the way we think about nato, in the united nations, in different projects. trump does not think of those things at all in the way that most american politicians do in, actually, the democratic and republican party. >> bianna, it was almost like he was running a new york real estate deal. if you don't put in your 2%, there's no deal. we're talking about nato, not a russian new york skyscraper. >> right. 23 of those countries had started contributing even more. they made

donny deutsch is with us. and senior political editor and white house correspondent sam stein with us from washington. so republicans overhaul of obamacare passed the house. and though another major battle looms, yesterday the president and house republicans were celebrating. they were jubilant. republicans count held and with just 20 defections were able to send the bill on to the senate. politico reports, quote, at their final proceed vote mepre- meeting, they keyed up the theme from rocky to get them in a victorious mood. cases of bud light were rolled in, tom delay was spotted smoking a cigar just off the floor. "washington post" reports that the president was calling lawmakers right up to when the vote began. the paper reports a special phone booth was set up so members could receive calls from the president and his deputies. >> i've never seen someone so hands on. when they say the president is calling again. i pick up the phone, i happen to be the majority leader, former whip. i know my members well. th

thanks, nick. >> thank you for the great advice. >>> next up, the reason donny deutsch is here.bout mcdonald's upping the stakes in the burger battle with their new signature crafted sandwiches. a line of premium menu items that emphasize quality ingredients. now the move comes as upscale competitors get more popular and, donny, why this decision and why is mcdonald's rolling this out right now? >> it's interesting. mcdonald's and companies don't want to be referred to as fast food anymore but quick serve restaurants, qsr. they want to seem more upscale. they're under siege from companies like five guys and shake shack that have a more upscale product so mcdonald's wants to get in the game. the very thing that made them successful is value and so you don't go to a place for value at the same time where you go for the best burger. they're kind of counterintuitive. so it's challenging for them when you go there for their dollar meal. you have to stick to who you are but you're kind of missing this new wave. >> i love that dollar menu. that was good stuff. hey, tommy, can you bring

>> i like the donnie wahlberg example. hard to see -- >> i've never heard that analogy or so i appreciate it. >> read a book, you see what i mean. donnie wahlberg is five--- she's more than 57 or eight. that's about the size that hamilton and her work. most difficult. back here point, we don't have a whole series of photographs to look at. you have gilbert stuart, rembrandt peel. every president tried to get his portrait done, because people didn't know what they looked like. these portraits would be made and copied and copied so people would know. but i look at gilbert stuart's, john -- thomas jefferson, metal think it's right. if you make some -- he was a handsome man but it makes them handsomer than he was. i like the portrait of james madison. and washington, what an example. i was so stunned the first time i went to mount vernon and saw the young washington. wasn't the first time i went to mount vernon, but the first time i saw it. we all know about the guy who had no teeth. can you imagine, he had one tooth when he b

i do what i do to abu bacher by donnie who is the head of the islamic state. so what i'm talking to you about is not a theoretical thing 8000 miles away, is linked to intrinsically to the threat here in america. you all know the san bernardino killers. >> there is something called the islamist state that it is islamic and it is a state. let's look at what happened on june 29, 2015. when mosul fell, there was just a handful of isis fighters. very soon after, two weeks later the head of isis walked into the grand mosque of mosul , walked up the stairs of the pulpit, dressed in the black clerical cloak, wearing a black turban, he made a statement very eloquently when he declared that as of that moment the islamic state caliphate had been reestablished and he was the new k left -- caliphate. why is this important? let's look at the word. it's not some crazy idea trumped up in a cave in southeast asia. it is a real entity for over 1000 years first founded in the arabian peninsula in the six hundreds, headquartered out of mecca. then headquarters moved to damascus a

high donny. you are on c-span. i'm in between republican and democrat. i'm 47, and to listen to the babies,s cry like because trump fired him because it isn't his prerogative to -- it is in his prerogative to fire him. whether they're in his -- whether there is an investigation or not. clinton fired the last one and no big deal was made. fired ave -- obama number of other people. fbi directore last was fired by the clintons back in the 90's. thank you for your call. we are moving on here. you can see a headline from time magazine. will bring it up on the screen saying president trump previously praised john comey -- james comey over the hillary clinton investigation and that abouten comey was asked .he tweet >> did you give hillary clinton "a free pass for many bad deeds?" >> no, that's was not my intention, certainly. well, did you give her a free pass, made whatever your intention was? -- i believedin what i said, there was not a prosecutable case there. >> there was james comey testify just a week ago. let's go to sweep or -- shreveport louisiana, dor

back now with our big board and donny deutsch is here. we have his story in just a moment. with this one right now. terrifying incident in the sky. 27 people hospitalized after a flight from moscow to bangkok hit severe turbulence on monday. the russian embassy confirms a 1-year-old was among those injured. now the big questions about how safe little ones are on planes. nick watt joins us from hollywood, california. safety officials have been looking into it. what are they finding out, nick? >> reporter: robin, what they're finding out is frankly terrifying. it's totally legal to hold a kid under 2 years of age on your lap. i've done it countless times but think about it, if there's turbulence or heaven forbid the crash the g-force will turn that 25-p projectile and however strong you think you are, you are not going to be able to keep ahold of that kid so tuck it inside your own seat belt. well then something bad happens you'll squash that kid between you and the belt, also a terrible option. >> now, nick, what are some of the options parents have when they are flying with

the couple was found on a shore of the lake. 71-year-old bonny died at the scene, 78-year-old donnie in stable condition. an autopsy is scheduled for this weekend. >>> memorial day weekend bringing challenges to travelers at sfo. you've got runway repairs, combined with the global technical glitch at london's heathrow airport. christie smith has the story. >> i'm going to dallas, texas. and unfortunately the -- it's delayed. >> reporter: jesus perez is waiting on a flight from sfo for memorial day weekend. but the trip is off to a slow start. >> they say it one time and then they change it. that makes me be frustrated. >> reporter: he wasn't sure why his flight was pushed back about 40 minutes, but it was one of many as sfo continues a runway repaving and construction project, and timing is key. the summer travel rush is around the corner. >> i think there might be delays. so, yeah. >> you rounded the corner and saw this, what did you think? >> uh-oh. >> reporter: aaron kirby's flight to ohio was on time. but they were held up in memorial day weekend traffic jams. >> we knew it would

. >>> cynthia who watches on fox 43 in knoxville, tennessee, and donnie who watches on kait 8 jonesboro, arkansas, are the latest winners in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> you could win too. all you need is tuesday's buzzword, be at least 21 years old, and be a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> these ladies found themselves in some pretty deep water. >> cool. one of those new, like, submersible cars. >> no. the car's not supposed to go there, nick. >> it is submerged though. >> these women were tourists in china. and they were trying to park. when one of them accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. she realized what she was doing. she then panicked and they went right into this lake. >> smart car. stupid driver. >> i just don't get how often this happens. with panic, lift the foot off your brake. you'll stop. >> one of the ladies closer to the bank. the other was still out there struggling so that gentleman jumped in. now he's trying to bring her back to the side. this is a rental car. >> hope they got the extra i

. >>> cynthia who watches on fox 43 in knoxville tennessee and donnie who watching in arkansas are the latest winners in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> congratulations. you could win too. all you need is tuesday's buzzword, be at least 21 years of age, and be a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> you don't have to have a ph.d. in teaching to know that experience is the best way to learn. hands-on experience. that's what these students are doing. they're learning hands on. >> [ bleep ]. >> stop resisting. >> students chose to participate in this demonstration of oc or pepper spray. >> that's real pepper spray? >> that's the real deal. initially it's uncomfortable. but once this stuff starts so set in, listen to the horror. >> oh, my god! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> they didn't have to do this. could have said no. >> it's weird. >> i'm baffled. >> this is part of a two-year immersive criminal science program. they spent three hours a day five days a week in class and basically this is a precursor to a career in law enforcement. th

. >>> now three players did not show up for today's session, jason peters, punter donnie jones and defensive tackle fletcher cox. so was the head coach okay with that? we will hear from doug pederson in sports. >> buddy ryan said voluntary, you better be there. >> yes. >> we will see. >> thanks, don, appreciate it. >>> still to come, looking for miracles. a local priest may be on the path to sainthood and his journey runs through delaware county. reason he is being considered and key meeting happening tonight. >>> an anniversary on the waterfront why the battleship new jersey is being recognize today, lauren. >>> after a soggy monday for most more rain is in the route what kind of showers move in overnight, talking about a thundering thursday and if we can kick this rain and bring some sunshine back out here by the time of the holiday weekend. we will have the answer in the i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need

while they are considered optional big names were not in the house, monk those who skipped out were donnieones, jason peters, marcus smith and fletcher cox, cox is highest paid eagle and he is one of the teams leaders but again, it is not mandatory but however, listen to doug pederson talk about his absence. >> personally, i would love everybody to be here. it is not always going to work out that way but fletcher's one of the leaders on the football team and you know, guys like that, you do expect, you do expect to be here but i get the rules, we have been abiding by the rules, and he is one of the guys too at the end of the day, i will hang my hat on and get to war with. >>> time to celebrate, again, at least on the field, nfl is relaxing its rules on celebration and here's how, you can now use a football as a prop after a touchdown. you can celebrate on the ground and group demonstrations are back in. so no fun league is back to being a little more fun but according to roger goodell, twerking is still a penalty. >> i have to say of all of the things you could do at a football game and al

the giants and nationals, they got into what the old timers would call a good old-fashioned donnie brook abc 7 sports brought to you by your local toyota dealer. tnchlts was an otherwise quiet day that ball park. the benches clearing between the giants and the nationals. he drilled bryce harper with a fast fwaball and it was on. let's begin with the calm before the storm, the fans with funny hats. his 14th of the year. moorle falls to 2-6. hunter strickland drills bryce harper in the ground. punches thrown. both guys land one decent shot each. thisk the 2014 playoffs when he hit two homers off of strickland and that didn't go over well and this was their first meeting since then. former football player with notre dame. 6'5", 245. in the end they were ejected. suspensions and fines are likely coming. the giants lost the game also. 3-0. >> i can see how that stays in people's minds. but that's the past. i left the ball on the plate and he's taking advantage of that. i'd rather miss in than over the plate and i'll take whatever consequences come with it and we'll go from there. >> especilly

he is played by donny wh ahlburg. he combs his hair exactly like james madison.pportunity tohe do casting for someone writing about the founders i will suggest him. not physically impressive like thomasot man jefferson or monroe or washington in particular. again when time and i read about how important his physique was to his accomplishments. him abigail adams first met and john had told her about washington she scolded him, for not preparing her for the phenomena. dr. benjamin rush describes washington this way. there is not a king in europe that would not look like a valet by his side. madison lacked in stature then made up for in braids. itjefferson described it came out of a habit of self possession. in my book as she mentioned i call him a genius. some murmur around critics. i am happy to stand my ground on that. worldn not only saw the that he was born into. he also saw how it could be different. at age 36 he arrived in the philadelphia convention later known as the constitutional convention full of ideas and intent on creating a nation from the 13 states

alison: that is donnie who spent decades in the marines. that is what he is talking about there. he was just 6 years old when he was the voice of mamb -- bambi. so interesting. larry: amazing. it's common for students to decorate the caps and the gowns for graduation but a texas southern student decoration was a bit lively, shall we say? look at this. denzel young was wearing his 3-year-old python to the ceremony at texas southern university. he was able to hide the snake under the gown. but the students in the section noticed right away. >> no use in freaking out. we are packed in there like sardines. graduation. nowhere to run. >> i told everybody hey, this is my graduation. i'll do what i want to do. so i'm going to bring it. that is what i ended up doing. larry: young says he was known on campus as the guy who brought his snake around. day on campus. i would get up and run. alison: i know! larry: i'll stand to the side. when you call my name i'll jump in line. no way. alison: creepy. we want to show you a different sort of green unveiled in arlington today. this is beautiful.

hold on one second-- "not donny's gun. i think the maid did it. sad!"aughter ) "build the wall." ( cheers and applause ) so comey has been fired, or as fox news put it, "james comey resigns." easy mistake. easy mistake. >> jon: resigned? >> stephen: obviously, fog of war. it's easy to get things wrong on a breaking story. i mean, who can forget the "new york herald's,," lincoln commits suicide." but-- too soon. despite commie's firing, maine senator susan colins is certainty russian investigations will continue. >> well, the president didn't fire the entire f.b.i. >> stephen: don't give him any ideas! dummy! i could do that. could i do that? tell them to turn their tvs on. but this investigation is not going to go away quietly. comey's firing is historically unprecedenteprecedented with one exception. >> some are comparing comb's firing to president nixon's saturday night massacre. he wanted archibald cox fired. >> reminiscent of watergate. >> echoes of watergate. >> the whole echo of watergate is very strong here. >> stephen: yes, listen closely, child

what you won't see, though, donnie's little brother mark, mars marky mark. >> can you convince mark to >> we did get him on stage and we had to get 50 cent to help us. >> give me one more night to love you. >> you know what i took away from that story? 50 cent was at a new kid concert. >> i love the visual. now to the anniversary of a movie musical that had everybody saying, nobody puts baby in a corner. you know what i'm talking about. dirty dancing, turning 30 this year and abc is remaking it as a tv movie and is coming at you in two weeks. we hit the set. ♪ no >> i want to be like baby and dance like that. >> watch me now. >> but i'm the most uncoordinated human being on the face of the earth. didn't seem likely for me. >> reporter: 41-year-old abigail breslin went from blond to bluenet to play jennifer gray's baby. but his biggest fear was having to say these words. >> nobody puts baby in the corner. >> i felt like i would do it with the eyebrow as naturally as possible. just say it. just say it. nobody puts baby in the corner. something like that. >> nobody puts baby in a corner.

he's going -- "okay, donny, this is weird, but get through it, and they'll let you meet the genie."ng to wish for all the wishes. ( laughter ) it's hard to tell what song these guys are dancing to. can we get the sound turned up, jim? ( ♪ it's raining men ) ( ♪ it's raining men ) ( applause ) but not everyone looked comfortable at the party. here's steve bannon realizing these are not the kind of men in white robes he's used to. ( laughter ) ( audience reacts ) ( applause ) >> stephen: what?! what?! what?! we joke. we joke because we love. ( laughter ) it wasn't all sword play. trump also helped at the opening ceremony for "the global center for combating extremist ideology" by laying hands upon this glowing orb! ( laughter ) whatever qualities that magical sphere confers: eternal youth is not one of them. fellas, if i may, you need to work on your "not-looking-like-supervillains" skills. look at that! it looks like you're activating the undersea robot to emerge from its volcano base and kill aquaman. ( laughter ) jim, can we pull out and see who else is there? saruman and gargamel.

everything is good to go today and here we go with our donnie downer.says happy opportunity for this monday and a chilly start in augsburger. -- in augsburger. it is a clip-on tie i have on. >>> we have ball for a few but not for many, warmer bayside and upper 70s with low 80s, topping out tomorrow for we go back down with the fog. i know that half moon bay has seen the fog but that looks to be the source with the napa airport supporting the fog. 47 with the water temperature bodega bay and that is cold. half moon bay at 51 and the lowe's on the coast are very cool. that certainly translates into that overnight low with mostly clear skies, woodside at 44, 47 in hillsborough, pacifica, atherton and menlo park. that strong low in southern california giving them rain and hail with cold temperatures but on the way out with this high pressure giving us two days of warm weather with 60s, 70s and if you 80s.>>> we have moderate traffic, traffic slowing down at the bay bridge. everybody wants to know how the bay bridge is doing, and it has been slow. i sleep --

. >> now to donny's list. meeting me in my dressing room is cool any time. pop in, anywhere, any time. you open my dressing room door, you will not be removed. you might be surprised but not removed. and then my consists of my grand kids. ellie imparticular is not good at playing hood and seek so if you're trying to see me, she will be happy exactly tell you -- telling you where i'm at. >> i think his rules are better. >> you should see leslie's rules. they are out of the top. [ laughter ] >>> mother's day is sunday and we want to see pictures of your mom. >> head over to our facebook page and up load your pictures. here's anchor mike with his mother. and here is jan with her mom and her daughter. happy early mother's day to all. she doesn't look too happy to be in that picture. >>> it's the biggest game of the year for the washington s. ard win or is the season over? wee have a live report coming from the ve >> and right after the break not much to talk about here. with face the nation host john dickerson. >> no, it will be a dull conversation. >> obviously

. >> reporter: deejay rico from the donnie simpson show on wmmj was a friend of hers and a great admirer not just the ladies, but the fellas vibed to her because she had her own lane. >> reporter: lundy's family is making funeral arrangements. i asked today if it will be open to the public, and they said they think so, because she would love to be surrounded by family, friends, and fans one more time. that's the latest from the crash site on the suitland parkway. back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> not many things stop people in their tracks while they're commuting through union station. last night it happened. people stopped and stared, even gasped as explicit pornography began playing on a big advertising screen in the main minutes before crews figured out how to turn that screen off. union station officials tell us they don't know what happened, but believe the screen may have been hacked. >> somebody felt the need to do that, maybe do it better where it's exclusively adults. >> yeah, that's unfortunate, but that's the world we live in now. >> and so the monitor has gone to black un

he's a radio personality who appears with donnie simpson on wmmj, he was a friend of hers. >> somethingt the music, you know, business, probably won't be able to get to hear her full sound now. but the day that she did work on, things that she did in the past, we can get it out there, get it to the national ears and get her some type of love. that would be >> reporter: ahead, how lundy's family wants her to be remembered. that's coming up at 6:00. back to you. >> so young. chris, thank you. >>> the next election in the district is just over a year away, but time is running out to make sure the district's elections office is ready. its computer system is more than 20 years old, as tom sherwood reports, the district is about to spend millions for a big upgrade. >> i've been involved in the district actively for 42 years, and i've seen it all. >> reporter: community activist marie dressel, she helped draft tony williams to run for mayor in 1998. she votes at saint margaret's on connecticut avenue. >> how long have you voted here? >> 38 years. >> reporter: dressel has seen the d.c. board of

donnie fletcher said it's a constant risk. >> the power we cannot secure is the panels themselves.as long as the sun is shining, they will stay energized. >> reporter: and they can block firefighters's access to the roof which is critical f crews inside there are heavy panels above. >> the weight of the panels will make the roof collapse faster. >> reporter: larry mckenna works for the u.s. fire administration and helped shape a study on firefighter safety with solar power systems. he said the chief at this new jersey warehouse fire did the right thing by letting it burn to the ground. >> they couldn't get to to because the solar panels on the roof were so large. >> reporter: he said these houses are different from regular homes where the power company can flip a switch to kill all the power. parts of a solar home can still be energized. >> we can turn this off going into the home, but we can't turn between here and the panel off. >> reporter: until now, there's been no way to test whether any direct current is live. >> this is the first of its kind in the world. the only one that

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were committed to an enduring presence in afghanistan and continued support, particulate president donnie and his plan for security. >> we are waiting for a signal from president trump -- >> if you missed any of this briefing will be able to watch it again on our website c-span .org. just type in defense secretary matus in the video library search bar. this is from the defense news military us lawmakers believe the pentagon needs a major boost above us president donald trump 's budget but it's unlikely congress will oblige this year. comes 2018 budget requests is itself a place holder at $603 billion, 18.5 billion more than the obama administration projected for 2018. on the high end is the 640 billion-dollar target advanced by the house and senate armed services committee chairman which they say is needed to repair a military readiness crisis obama left behind. powerful house appropriations subcommittee chair kay granger says thursday that the 603 billion-dollar bill is reasonable and that 640 billion which exceeds budget cast by roughly $90 billion won't be reached unless something drop

he had a significant girlfriend in college, but he had been infatuated with donnie walk, it was the most beautiful girl on campus and he was kind of a tall, geeky guy. somehow, he ended up with the college beauty. his college girlfriend, to show his new wife that she was not that special, they had an affair on the evening of the day he was married. bonnie discovers this later, but she was married for life and she never trusted bob again. in 1979, he was stationed in new york city. they were living two hours out and could barely afford it. he is in the basement of his home and he is secretly writing this note to someone. bonnie discovers it and thinks immediately he has another girlfriend and he says no, it's not that, if only to the russians. -- it's only to the russians. that, weyou can't do have to meet with the priest tomorrow. she tracks bob to the priest and makes him confess. the priest says you have to do the right and turn yourself into the fbi and confess what you've done. what do you think bob's response is? i'd like to sleep on that. the next morning, the priest called back an

"donny, is this your marijuana?" "so what if it is?parents won't ground me. [ light laughter ] in fact, when i go home tonight, i'm getting two scoops of ice cream." [ laughter ] so the white house spent two full days lying repeatedly to the public about what happened with comey's firing. in fact, trump openly admitted over the weekend that his team was not being truthful. but he had an excuse, telling fox news that he moves too quickly for his staff to keep up. >> i am a very active person. i have a lot of very positive things going on right up here for this country. it's impossible for a person or two people or three people, who are press people, to cover every aspect of what i'm thinking and what i'm doing. >> are you moving so quickly that your communications department cannot keep up with you? >> yes. that's true. [ light laughter ] >> seth: no. no, it's not true. [ laughter ] you do not move too quickly for anyone. have you seen yourself move? [ laughter ] you walk like the mummy in a 1940s horror move. and while we're talking ab

the other part of that is donnie taylor says 8% were getting. that means 92% are not coming to hbc you. that goes back to the whole thing about getting first-generation low income, while the community, the nation as a whole is becoming low income first-generation students of color. that's a good thing. that's a growth vision for us, but until the nation invests in our institution commensurate with their output, we will not have some of the things that make it competitive and we will have a challenging time getting a larger market share. we will keep pushing on that. we will push on our alumni and our friends in the extended community of colleges, those who were watching will pick up the phone and write a check so that we will have all of the best infrastructure to bring a broader market share and make sure they have the best experience. >> what i want to do now is turn it to the audience for questions. we have a couple people here, we've got a microphone to my right and we will have a microphone to the back. two things. tell us your name and aff

. >> oh, donnie jones the punter. >> oh, the punter didn't show. >> maybe come for day two? >> why does a punt very to go can't he just go to high school field panic? you. >> want to be a part of the team though. >> you do? >> to be together. a lot of people excited have having brown there and jefferies there. >> they can catch the ball. >> jordan matthews in the slot. powerhouse. >> i'm ready to go. because we got nothing else. the phillies again lost. what is that, they've scored like two runs, two games. lost 19 out of 23. oh. >> so eagles were depending. >> please. >> deliver us. >> peters and cox need to show up. march at mcdonald's, why thousands of workers across the country including our area will show up at mcdonald's today. they want that minimum wage, man. >> no glove, no problem. oh, oh,. >> this phillies fan who i had that that diving catch in the stands. we showed this to you yesterday. wait for it. oh, wait. already happen? >> no, here comes the replay. >> oh, look at. that will well he'll join us this morning, along with his girlfriend, the woman he landed on

want to bring in donny alderilli. thank goodness the girl is home. you got a friend there as well.urvived this attack. >> you know, she heard what to do from one of the guys or gals here at gatorland and that was to, you know, give it a good whack in the snout so she once it grabbed ahold of her leg and didn't work and took her two fingers and stuck them down in the nostril. the tip of the snout of an alligator is super sensitive so it's like kind of like poking you in the nose. we wouldn't really like it either so she just lucked out. luck of the draw, the alligator let her go. fortunately, you know, our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. it's a crazy situation but we're all happy to hear she made it out. >> you said she put her fingers in the nostrils. is that the best way to survive an attack. >> yeah. >> that's the best way to do it? >> i mean, if you think about it, you know, if you're underneath the water and someone were to stick their fingers in your nose you'd be afraid of drowning so let me show you, i'll show you the nostrils real quick. all right, give me a seco