dr. hall for joining us today and a look for to the discussion. san. sanders: thank you mr. chairman, dr. hall for being here. before we do oversight on the cbo, it might be a good idea to do oversight on this committee. it might be a good idea for the budget committee to actually produce a budget, i know that is a radical idea, but maybe that is what we want to do in my be a good idea for the republican leadership 116 days and to the fiscal year to actually do something more than short-term budget resolution. is as any bid -- business person in america will tell you, you cannot run any kind of -- on a month-to-month basis. entity, $4 trillion that is what the united states government is, there are some agencies clearly the need more funding, there are some agencies that need less funding. the idea we are saying that every agency of government every month will get exactly the same amount of money that they previously got because of a continuing resolution is insane. i suspect if anyone looked

this morning, dr. hall will be talking with us about cbo's work over the last year and the goals he has set out for the critically important agency. look forward to receiving your testimony. for the information. director hall will take seven minutes for his opening. welcome, dr. hall. >> chairman, ranking member sanders and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me here to discuss the congressional budget office. as you know the mission is providing nonpartisan budgetary economic analysis to support the work of this committee and the congress as a whole. my colleagues and i are devoted to that mission. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss how cbo has executed this year and how we plan to expand our work in the future. i also want to take this opportunity to thank you for your support and guidance. we at cbo have relied on the budget committee to explain to others in progress what our goal is. to provide constructive feedback on how we can best serve congress. and to provide guidance and legisla

dr. keith hall. dr. hall has served as director of cbo since april of 2015. when he became the ninth director of the agency. before we hear directly from dr. hall, i want to stress again this series of hearings is not designed to be partisan or invite cheap shots against the agency, so long as ability to budget independently. however, there are legitimate questions about how cbo operates and i'm hoping she's share ings will shed light on how we can improve operations to provide congress what it needs in the 21st century. to ensure cbo can efficiently carry out its mission, i'm pleased we are advancing a comprehensive review through these oversight hearings and i look forward to productive conversations today with dr. hall. now, before i yield to my colleague, the budget committee ranking committee, they will enforlgs the five minute rule. i'm a military guy. i like to run a tight ship. and i want to ensure that our hearings are as productive as possible. so i'll ask that your remarks and your questions are delivered with enough time for our witness to respond

. >> thank you dr. hall for being here you work awfully hard and our job is to help you get the job done. one thing is you are in the central position we can't do things without you. but how much not getting information affects congress to do its job. that is a huge deal. i know you have problems with resources but we need to measure things the way in on bunches of stuff and that is accurate sometimes it's not and because of the fact there is a mistake be made. i think it would be helpful that we can truly rely on the information versus i guess that is only through metrics you have to have that ability to check yourselves out. can you talk about that? if you don't have the resources and what would it take? you need to have an information. >> one of the things we do every year is the analysis of actuals looking at all the budget categories how did we do? how close are we? how do we adjust our view going forward? that maybe we will start publishing in the analysis you see how we did in these categories of cour

dr. max as a hall of famed surgeon. museum we have on lakeshore drive which was built in 1917 for the countess family eleanor robinson was a prom innocent during early 20th century, we're countrily in her salon where she would host lavish events and we're proud to continue that legacy. the museum houses four floors of exhibits. on surgical and medical history, the main theme in the museum are development of the understanding of human anatomy, development of anesthesia and develop of an so we're excited to host this book counting backwards on anesthesia. [applause] thank you you guys are too kind. it's a pleasure to be here. vise. a little wool back and understand what as one gracefully matures as i am, a little while back might have a diskt connotation for you than it does for me but i'm sticking to it it was a while back that i was watching sunday morning news shows, and the focus of the -- segment was yo-yo renowned lout the universe and loved beyond that and stapgding on a side of a divider wild on the other side of

hall of famer and sixers legend julius dr. irving in the hospital after falling ill last night' sixers game. the sketch-year-old rang the ceremonial liberty bell before tip off. he was being honored by the team to mark 35 years since he threw down his famous cradle dunk against the los angeles lakers. no word on exactly what happened. but dr. jay's m team posted on twitter last night mr. irving fell ill at tonight's game and was taken to local hospital where he is currently being evaluateed. he is expected to be releaseed after the evaluation. >>> good news this morning out of bucks county a woman back with her family after missing for more than a week. falls township police say janine presley now being treated at jefferson university hospital in center city. we're still waiting for details on how or where the 31-year-old was found. but here's what we do know. she did have some cuts and bruises to her body. her family says janine flew in to philadelphia from florida a few days after christmas. she was supposed to call them bac

♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame >> lou: joining me drca first and the president. he never ceases to amaze me with rhetorical flourish and the affect on an audience systeming america first in an audience of global elites is an amazing thing to pull off. >> this is the heart of darkness for globalization. the elite of the elite and individuals who think they know better than the voters who put them in their position and megawealthy people. the richer they get and more socialist they get in their politics and in goes donald trump with a simple message. i am here to tell you that america is back and national sovereignty is back. we don't have a close the economic system and if you want a slice of the pie you can join our team. it is classic donald trump. >> lou: he will give the state of the union and may be defined by the scandalous corruption at both the fbi and the department of justice. your thoughts? >> yeah, this is personal to me, lou. before i came back in government, i spent five years working with the fbi and working with law enfor

inwe this book availableil through smithsonian museum shops at the entrance to theo lecture hall here, and dr. fitzharris will be happy to sign copies for you at the end of tonight's program. so with that said, we'll get the program underway please join me in giving a very warm welcome to dr. lindsey fitzharris. [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction. it's true, my grandma and i used to go -- we still go from cemetery to cemetery hunting ghosts. i dedicated the book to her, and she's my biggest pr campaigner out there trying to get this book sold. i am so excited to be here, and i am so honored that so many of you would come out on halloween night, that you would give up your halloween night to learn about what it was like to be a patient and a surgeon in the early victorian period. given the fact that it's halloween, before i get into my talk i want to start with a halloween tale. and it's related to what i to as a medical historian. so it wasso halloween, 1828, ana woman in scotland was murdered. and it turns out that she was the last victim of 16 who were killed by william bu

hall on the campus of bryn mawr college 2:45 to 4:00. the philadelphia museum of art will host a musical tribute today to dr. king. merican folk he john henry. you can watch it in the great stair hall at 3:00 this afternoon. >> one win away, that's it. >> the eagles and their fans are looking to the nfc championship game. next, we'll hear from the team and how they proved critics wrong. >>> and in your first alert forecast that bitter cold just stuck atop of us for now. what will it be like next sunday? your extended forecast is coming up. a live view over cape may. >>> well, so many of us flying high after that big win last night. the reality check hit us this morning when we woke up. we're still in the middle of cold wer. >> some warm feelings coming from lincoln financial field. >> i actually think i saw a lot of our coverage yesterday, the home team did awesome. fans seemed warm. i think they dressed appropriately. they were just warm from that high they were on. i think there was some alcohol helping, i'm not going to live. let's look at the conditions outside across the re. yesterday looking at this map sayin

dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> the battle over bill hall jr. had gone on for weeks.t all led up to a confrontation about a week before his death. bill and frances met at this hotel. she said they were trying to work things out. but then bonnie showed up at the front desk. >> saying she was his wife and she needed to get access to his room. and my dad told him, no, she's not my wife. my wife is here with me. >>eporter: security asked bonnie to leave. though she insists she never claimed to be bill's wife. but all parties agree. that night an all-out war began via text. you're getting text messages from bonnie. of the two of them having sex? >> uh-huh. pictures of sexual positions. >> reporter: photos with captions like -- this is what he really likes, you fat old woman. normally the mistress keeps a very low profile. >> she wanted to make sure i knew now she was in the picture. >> reporter: did she ever. many of the messages are too graphic to show, but you can get a good sense of them from these excerpts. "let me know if you want some good juicy pics of me and your h

dr. jackson became that velcro. his office is one of only a few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that's better than any other in history. i know that. i, a physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it over to dr. jackson and always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes i'll come back up to address questions of the day. thanks, guys. dr. jackson: good aft

dr. j should be released from the hospital following a medical evaluation. julius erving by the way is 67 years old. the hall of famer was at the wells fargo center last night marking the 36th anniversary of his iconic dunk against the l.a. lakers. before the game dr. j tweeted, rock the cradle, i threw down this dunk with the sixers and still one of my favorites. we'll keep you posted on his situation as soon as we learn new information. >>> this morning a driver in the hospital after being shot during an argument. it happened last night outside the takka grill and shrimpies restaurant in philadelphia's oakland neighborhood. police say it's a miracle because the shooter fired at point-blank range at the victim's stomach. investigators are now looking for that gunman. >>> we have new details this morning about a mass exodus from the philadelphia district attorney's office. more than two dozen assistant d.a.s left their jobs yesterday after they were asked to resign immediately. nbc10 has learned those requests came from new district attorney larry krasner. our cameras captured employees carrying boxing out o

dr. jackson became that velcro in january. office in one of a very few residence proper, located directly across the hall from the president's privatelevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it is known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson is built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i, as physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson, as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oaths, i have every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of it. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and information. i will turn it over to dr. jackson and, as always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes, i'll come back up to address any questions of the day. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. all right. to start with, what i'm g

dr. jackson's office is one of the very few in white house residence proper and is located directly across the hallsident's private elevator on any given day the physician's office as it is known is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson is built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i, as physician to the president was well-served by this president's doctor. more importantly president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath i have every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office an that president and mrs. trump the office of the presidency and the country will be well-served because of it. thank you big a gear general dr. richard tubb for that background and information and with that i tell turn it over to dr. jackson and as always if you could please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes i'll come back up to address any questions of the day thanks guys. >> good afternoon, everyone. so to start

hall. the project is sponsored by comcast, which is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> and philadelphia's man chow neighborhood dozens of people honor dr. king through service. a worship and musical service followed. ♪ >>> in montgomery county, a musical tribute to dr. king's legacy. hundreds attended the main line mlk association annual association. nbc 10's andrea cline thomas served as mc. >>> 5:06. in other news police are investigating after this car plunged into the river. police say the driver got out and ran away leaving the woman in the car as it sank. police later picked up the driver who is being medically evaluated. >>> a south jersey diner bounces back pretty quickly after a fire. overnight we learned the philly diner reopened its doors. flames could be seen shooting through the roof saturday night. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and police are asking for help finding a fammy's cat after flames damaged homes in sticklerville. look at the flames. two families were forced out after a house caught fire and spread to two neighboring homes yesterday. >>> a check on your forecast this morning. there's no reall

dr. caesar cruz at this rally tonight on behalf of immigrants from el salvador. the crowd of about 100 demonstrated at oakland city hall determined to fight for daca and other immigration programs. >> this amazing country has been a hub for people all over the world and immigrants and refugees have come here for safety and shelter and now it seems like we're turning a cold shoulder on them and that's horrible. >> reporter: last week a federal judge in san francisco ruled daca had to continue for now saying the administration made a mistake of law. on twitter the president wrote i want people coming to our country that will help us become strong and great again. the impasse over immigration could become even more tense. some democrats are even talking about a government shutdown. >> i for one would not vote for government funding until we get a deal on daca. >> reporter: president trump said tonight the democrats are all talk when it comes to daca. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeted tonight that the democrats will never stop fighting to protect dreamers. in the newsroom, joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> new video tonight

dr. jackson became that velcro. his office is one of only a few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that's better than any other in history. i know that. i, a physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it over to dr. jackson and always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes i'll come back up to address questions of the day. thanks, guys. dr. jackson: good aft

the basketball hall of famer was at the wells fargo center marking the 35th anniversary of his iconic dunk against the los angeles lakers. dr. j even tweeted, rock the cradle. i threw down this dunk with the sixers and it's still one of my favorites. again, julius erving went to the hospital after falling ill at the game last night. the team says he's expected to be released after he is evaluated. >>> 5:06 right now on this saturday. this morning, a delivery driver is in the hospital after being shot during an argument. it happened last night right outside the takka grill and shrimpies restaurant. the driver is listed in stable condition. police say it's a miracle because the shooter fired at police length range at the stomach. investigators are now looking for that gunman. >>> we have new details about a mass exodus from the philadelphia district attorney's office. more than two dozen assistant d.a.s left their jobs yesterday after they were asked to resign immediately. nbc10 has learned those requests came from new district attorney sworn in this week. our cameras captured employees carrying boxes out yesterday. prosecuto

hall. sponsored by comcast, the parent company of nbc10. >> impressive work there. a look at other ways people are honoring dr.ng today county by county. in lehigh county a group of volunteers rolled up sleeves to clean up this location. they cleaned up hey and did stable work there. >>> united way volunteers painted a huge mural inside albert jones elementary school. a local artist sketched out the design and volunteers brought to it life by painting it. >> this is a day of service. you're not supposed to be staying home and taking the day off. out doing service. i am thrilled to see so many volunteers. >> despite the large mural the group was able to start and finish painting it in one day. >> in montgomery county, even the little ones are doing their part at mlk day, celebrating their 23rd annual day of service writing thank you notes to first responders and doctors and nurses and made toiletry kits for parents of sick children. >>> we all see this and wonder if they're real. >> we're talking about the cosmetic procedures with amazing results. the major changes cvs is making to its makeup line and what you

and those of us who get to walk these halls of congress have to decide what we're going to do to help further that dream. dr. king's life was not in vain. john, your work is not in vain. there's so many of us who know that we stand on your shoulders and know that in order for this country to live up to its ideals of justice and democracy for all, that we must, every generation must, continue that fight. you know, in birmingham it was dr. king who wrote a letter, a letter from a birmingham jail, who talked about injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and there are injustices everywhere. so we have work to do. we, the members of the c.b.c., take that challenge very seriously. but we, members of this house, this august body, must take that work seriously too. and that work is not a work that is republican work versus democratic work. it is america's work. it is the work of our democracy. it is the work that we must do, that our constituents sent us here to do. that so often is stifled. stifled by our rhetoric, stifled by our inability to see beyond our party, stifled by so many things. but i kno

was done by so usy before us, and those of who get to walk the halls of congress have to decide we are going to do to help further that .ream dr. king's life was not in vain. john, your work is not in vain to there are so many of us that know we stand on your shoulders and that in order for this country to live up to its ideals allustice and democracy for that we must come every generation, must continue to fight. dr. king wrote a letter from a birmingham jail talking about injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and there are injustices everywhere, so we have work to do. takee members of the cbc us was very seriously, but we members of this house was take that work very seriously, too. a network is not work that is republican work versus democratic work. it is america's work, the work of our democracy. it is the work we was due that our constituents sent us here to do that so often is stifled. rhetoric, by our inability to see beyond our party, by so many things. but i know for a fact that when we work hand-in-hand together, republicans and democrats, blacks and whites, those from different religions, that we ca

the basketball hall of famer was at the wells fargo center marking the 35th anniversary of his iconic dunk against the l.a. lakers. dr. j even tweeted saying, rock the cradle. i put down this dunk with the sixers and it's still one of my favorites. again, julius erving went to the hospital last night after falling ill at the sixers game. the team says he's expected to be released from the hospital after he's evaluated. >>> 9:07 right now on this saturday. and we have some new details about a mass exodus from the philadelphia district attorney's office. more than two dozen assistant d.a.s left their jobs yesterday after they were asked to resign immediately. nbc10's learned those requests came from new district attorney larry krasner. he was sworn-in on tuesday. our cameras captured employees carrying boxzs out of the d.a.'s office yesterday. the 31 prosecutors who left took years of experience with them. also some of those lawyers were right in the middle of high profile cases. several of them told nbc10 that they feel terribly for the families of murder victims with whom they've been working. the d.a.'s office says

. >>> breaking overnight hall of fame basketball star julius erving has an hospitalized after becoming ill at a 76ers game. the 76-year-old dr. j was honored at the game since that cradle dunk since repeated only by rob marciano according to erving's representative he's expected to be evaluated and should be okay there. >>> new this morning a lawyer for o.j. simpson threatening a las vegas hotel with a $100 million lawsuit over an incident there back in november. simpson's lawyer accusing the cosmopolitan hotel of malice and racial prejudice claiming simpson was singled thrown out. they banned him after that incident. he denies he was intoxicated or unruly at the time he was removed. >>> in houston, texas, 6,000 people who lost their homes are waiting to move into fema trailers but can't because of a local law preventing those trailers to be used, thousands of them sitting unused, about 120 miles outside houston. a city law restricts manufactured housing units and rv tablers to mobile home parks. >>> finally, one philadelphia father is taking a creative approach to tracking his infant son's growth. check this o he's doing it

and those of us who get to walk these halls of congress have to decide what we're going to do to help further that dream. dr. king's life was not in vain. john, your work is not in vain. there's so many of us who know that we stand on your shoulders and know that in order for this country to live up to its ideals of justice and democracy for all, that we must, every generation must, continue that fight. you know, in birmingham it was dr. king who wrote a letter, a letter from a birmingham jail, who talked about injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and there are injustices everywhere. so we have work to do. we, the members of the c.b.c., take that challenge very seriously. but we, members of this house, this august body, must take that work seriously too. and that work is not a work that is republican work versus democratic work. it is america's work. it is the work of our democracy. it is the work that we must do, that our constituents sent us here to do. that so often is stifled. stifled by our rhetoric, stifled by our inability to see beyond our party, stifled by so many things. but i kno

dr. jackson's office is one of only a very few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i as physician to the president was well served by this president's doctor more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama in keeping with his oaths, i have every reason to believe dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and president trump and his wife will be well served because of it thank you brigadier general richard tub fwchb for that information and background i'll turn it over to dr. jackson. if you could, keep your questions on topic after dr. jackson finishes, i'll address more questions of the day. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm going to read the summary of the president's physical i'll read this after i'm done reading this,

. >>> and breaking overnight hall of fame basketball star julius erving has been hospitalized after becoming ill at a philadelphia 76ers game in ph the 76-year-old dr. j wa honored at the game to ated only by rob marciano and according to erving's representative he's expected to be evaluated and should be o >>> new this morning, a lawyerj. simpson threatening a las vegas hotel with a $100 million lawsuit over an incident there back in november. simpson's lawyer accusing the cosmopolitan hotel casino of malice and claiming simpson was singled out from a group of non-african-american friends and then thrown out. the hotel banned simpson following that inciden he was intoxicated or unruly at the time h >>> in houston w hoost their homes during hurricane waiting to move into fema trailers but can't because of a local law used, thousands ngof them sitting ed about houston. a city law restricts manufactured housing units and rv trailers to mobile home parks. that's the rule so far. >>> finally, one philadeer is taking a creative proach to tracking his inf son's growth. check this out. cheesesteak. >> oh, yes. h alongside famous philadelphia sandwich afte

hall which has been transformed into a winter wonderland. we have the times listed for the activities on our web site. in honor of dr.ks are waiving entry fees for the day. lots happening on monday to honor dr. king. eastern state penitentiary hosting special readings of his letter from birmingham jail. they're doing it three times a day starting tomorrow running through monday. there's also a q and a with a civil rights expert that follows and on monday itself kids between the ages of seven and 12 can create artwork inspired by those letters. events are free and opened to the public. >>> on monday, admission to the philadelphia home show at the pennsylvania convention center is free for all heroes teachers first responders firefighter police and members of the military. again, that is on monday. and also on monday penn vet offering a free pet wellness clinic for mlk day. free vaccinations for dogs and cats 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at penn vet ryan hospital on spruce street. finally speaking of pets, tomorrow from 1:00 to 4:00 unleashed and pet company stores are making the furry ones the star of a "star wars" photo op

it all starts at 10 o'clock this morning at city hall and the program is focused on teaching children about the work of drie read and showcase artwork from the city's mlk art contests. >>> 8:23. a mom to be spices up her maternity pictures with a little help we'll show you the fun pictures coming up. stay with us. be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it! >> ♪ >> welcome back. mariah carey cashing in on jokes after her new year's performance in times square during which she asked for a sip of tea and she said "they told me there were mariah selling t-shirts and mugs. she hasn't come out with her own brand of mariah branded tea. >>> vegas making it easier to

> and breaking overnight hall of fame basketball star julius erving has been hospitalized after becoming ill at a philadelphia 76ers game in philly last night. the 67-year-old dr. j was honored at the game to mark 5 years since that, his famous cradle dunk since repeated only by rob marciano. according to erving's representative, he's expected to be evaluated and should be okay there. >>> new this morning, a lawyer for o.j. simpson threatening a las vegas hotel with a $100 million lawsuit over an incident there back in november. simpson's lawyer accusing the cosmopolitan hotel casino of malice and racial prejudice claiming that simpson was singled out from a group of non-african-american friends and then thrown out. the hotel banned simpson following that incident. simpson has denied he was intoxicated or unruly at the time that he was removed. >>> in houston, texas, nearly 6,000 people who lost their homes during hurricane harvey are waiting to move into fema trailers but they can't because of a local law preventing those trailers to be used, you can see those trailers in the video, thousands of them sitting unused about 120 miles outside houston. a city law

dr. hecker, we didn't want to show you this facility, but our superiors made us do it." and so we got up to the second floor, looked down at a hallrtin: and you saw? >> hecker: i was just flabbergasted. i could not believe what i was seeing. essentially, 2,000 centrifuges lined up, looked beautiful, modern. >> martin: so, why so flabbergasted, though? everybody suspected they were secretly enriching uranium. here they are, secretly enriching uranium. >> hecker: we had no idea they had this many centrifuges, and that modern. and the most amazing thing-- they put a blue roof on this facility, that is so visible from overhead satellite imagery, and nobody knew. >> martin: so, they'd built this modern uranium enrichment plant under the noses of u.s. spy satellites? >> hecker: of all the spy satellites. so, a lot of people say, well, that shows how bad, you know, our intel agencies are. it doesn't. it shows how easy it is to build those centrifuge facilities and hide them. >> martin: hecker visited north korea seven times. each time, the north koreans were inviting into their midst a nuclear scientist who would report everything he sa

hall from the president's private elevator. theny given day, physician's office, as it is known, is the first and last to see the president. drckson has willed and leave the organization that is better than any other in history. -- dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i haveing with his oath, every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency, and the country will be well served. thank you to the brigadier general for that background and that information, and with that, i will turn it over to dr. jackson, and, as always, if you could keep your questions on topic, and after dr. jackson finishes, i will come back up to address any questions of the day. thank you. jackson: good afternoon, everyone. so to start with, i'm going to read to the summary of the president's physical, so i will just repeat it is, and after i am done reading this, immediately after the brief, i will make this available to everyone exactly as i have read it here and will take questions. trum

dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> okay, let's play show business. >> as a young kid in cleveland, i knew i would one day end up doing a talk show. >> it's arsenio hallr the mtv generation into a contender for the crown of late night television. >> yes, yes! >> how come i didn't hear all of that woofing going on? when i would watch you? >> too many white people. >> johnny was the big dog. but i knew everybody on the planet wasn't watching him. and it dawned on me that i could go many weeks and not see a motown group on "the tonight show." >> arsenio hall has been dubbed the prince of late night. >> there was a whole world of talent that had never and would never have been on any late night show. ♪ sitting at home watching arsenio hall ♪ >> 2livecrew came on and sang "meso horny", it was like the sex pistols. i'd never seen anything like it. it was an explosion in the audience. >> he appealed to a black and white young audience and it was a much broader appeal than the powers that be estimated. >> rap. rap is real big among our teens. that's poetry. >> of course it is. >> having maya angelou on, i mean, where would you have seen her otherwise? >> in 1

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dr. martin luther king jr.'s birthplace in atlanta and the church in birmingham. there's a trail on the website. >> good day to reflect. >>> mayor mick cornett traded the anchor desk for a seat at city hallood morning. it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego. a united airlines plane, headed from san francisco to paris, was forced to make an unexpected stop overnight. someone had a medical issue on board. the pilot made an emergency spot at dulles airport near washington, d.c. >>> police are looking into a brawl that has people throwing punches at a pizza parlor in newark. it happened saturday night at new park mall. investigators say it started with an argument over a missing cell phone, which ended up being in the lost-and-found area. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. time now is 8:27. we are still tracking slowdowns for drivers, heading into oakland. this was due to an earlier accident. a hit-and-run crash, northbound 880. just at fifth avenue. there are travel times. they're maintaining staying in the yellow, 25-minute ride, from 238, on up towards the macarthur maze. 580 is moving up. if you'd like to use that as your alternate route. >>> no delays. meterin