dr. rogers with me. >> dr. rogers?ve to ask you to remove your mask. >> i don't think that's a good idea, she is highly contagious. >> roll down the back window, please. we have a security breach. roll down the back window. i'm ordering you to remove your mask. understood? >> captain -- >> now! >> jimmy: he shouldn't have done that, he should not, you warned him. mandy moore in "the darkest minds." this is based on a book? >> based on a trilogy of books, young adult series. >> jimmy: vampires in it? >> no vampires, no. i play the token adult, a first for me at 34. it was so much fun. it was a nice way to take a break from "this is us." >> jimmy: although you're used to playing different ages. >> yes. >> jimmy: on "this is us." are you shooting that show now? >> we just started two weeks ago. [ cheers and applause ] i was on set today in old age makeup. maybe three hours ago. >> jimmy: do you get bummed on the days you have to play older you and go through all that makeup? >> sometimes, yes. just because you end up gett

dr. garrett. i was about 14ea old. >> reporter: something roger didn't think he was cut out for. >> she is the reasonoing music today at the level that said i'd do it. she changed my life. she changed all our lives. >> reporter: so after 30 years of teaching and on the anniversary of the eastern high school's trip to austria, the group hask come b together one last time. >> they ended up being a reunion of all the schools i taught from 1972 to about 2005. >> everybody on the stage and miss garrett just standing there just directing everybody? that means a lot to me. >> reporter: it will mean a lot to former students like rodrick, but it will mean even more for their teacher who dicated her life to make sure they succeed. >> the stoha is they were not privileged, in so many other ways, but yet, they were able to succeed like anyone. >> reporter: meghanal fitzg news 4. >>> what a story. >> cool. >> in all there is going to be nearly 300 alumni singing in the reunion concert tonight. >> you want to go, find information about tickets in our nbc washington app. search eastern choir. >>> 6:27 is yours time

dr. garrett. i was about 14 years old. ♪ >> something roger giles didn't think he was cut out for. music today at the level i'm doing it. she changed my life. she changed all of our >> so after 30 years of teaching and on the anniversary of the eastern high school's trip to austria, the group has come back together one last time. >> so it ended up being a reunion of all the students that i taught from 1972 to 2005 2006. >> everybody on the stage and miss garrett is standing there just directing everybody. that means -- that means a lot me. >> you ready. >> it will mean a lot to former students like roderick, but it ll mean even more for their teacher who dedicated the life succeed. ure that they >> the story is that they were notom privileged in s other ways buty yet t were able to succeed like anyone. >> reporting in pnce george's county, megan fitzgerald, ews >> beautiful story. beautiful music. there will be nearly 300 alumni singing in the reunion concert on saturday evening, and can you find more informabout that and how to get tickets on our nbc washington app. just search ea

due to recent surgery, but we've still got roger federer to watch — he plays on centre court in a few hours. so let's begin. with me is independent analyst, drce to see you on a monday morning, so early. let's talk about the showdown with merkel, the german paper frankfurter allgemeine is here, saying that horst seehofer is threatening to resign, how big of an upset will it be? it could bring down her coalition government and trigger snap elections and do not wa nt to trigger snap elections and do not want to assume that is necessarily the way that things will go but if he pulls out, he is the leader of her sister party which is in bavaria, the csu, if he pulls out and resigned, they have to replace him as interior minister and somehow the coalition numbers on and it could be a victory for her, or a loss, we' re could be a victory for her, or a loss, we're sure yet. in terms of what he is thinking, the local elections in bavaria coming up and it is important his party does extremely well in those local elections and he did threaten angela merkel and say come home with a good deal. clearly he isn't happy with the deal that was brokered. it wa

dr. jennifer smith who is head of the crime lab as well asr. roger mitchell who is the medical examiner. today all day long we were listening to the fire channels and we were hearing dispatches going out for overdose a overdose after overdose and they want to getce the notiut tonight to resints that there is a very dangerous synetic canaboid. let's get to dr. smith andng drt this and this is information we got just in the last few minus. here they have. >> we've identified a synthetic canaboid. >> k2 is dangerous. synthetics a dangerous in general. it is not marijuana,dot esn't act like marijuana. it acts as more severe drugs. than canr:anoids. >> reporten the danger level. >> can i say extremely dangous? i would say extremely dangerous. >> reporte, now dr. smith told me that this material was only tested yesterday and that's why they want to get the word o now. there were transported here in the district of columbia in ported0t four dayssymptoms rela. people wednesdaye wer found unconscious near the second and d street shelter in ems. the medical ex

roger goodell today. we see this new porn star dr excuse me, this new playboy playmate come out. so i think they want a distraction from the fact he was fundamentally owned by vladimir putin earlier this week. but my conversation with rick and many others is, you know, as individuals, as faith-based voters, as people who supported donald trump, to sweep this under the rug where you have another incident of just being purely a liar and purely unethical, i'm not sure when we got to the point where we could turn a blind eye in the united states of america to the president of the united states sullying, soiling, and devaluing the office that he holds. >> well, rick, so the presumption is that all of this won't matter to faith-based voters, that they'll stay with trump. do you agree with that? >> i think the faith-based voters cooked in the fact that the president's personal life is not exemplary or something that they would necessarily want their children to follow. i think that's been pretty well with the billy bush tape. i don't think you can get sort of more, you know -- any more

roger b. tawny cares what i think about his decision at this point. [laughter] dr. pitcaithley: but there are a number of ways to look at that. the chief person, if you want to blame somebody you might blame , eli whitney. [laughter] dr. pitcaithley: right? right? in 1793 the creation of the , cotton gin, which if people were making money before then, that just exploded it. here and elsewhere. slavery was incredibly profitable. i think my students, if i were teaching at texas tech, may be a texas school, one of the seceded states -- although it is west texas. anybody been to lubbock? it might get a different answer if i were teaching in mississippi, there might be a different answer. after i had my students to that list of what caused secession, then i had them vote. one student, one vote. wrote all of their topics on the boards. states rights wins nine times out of 10, very partial, that lost cause interpretation of the war. whether we understand it or not. because we are talking about protecting states rights is easier than talking about protecting slavery. if you

annie bell gilmore rogers are all members of historic mount verne none baptist church, located in durham, north carolina, pastored by my friend, dr. jerome j. washington. these ladies will soon celebrate their birthdays surrounded by family and friends. they have committed much of their lives to the development of their family and community. they are devout christians of the missionary baptist faith who love their church. mrs. cora jones boots mccloud was born on august 8, 1918, in raleigh, north carolina, and attended rosenwall schools. she started her own business in durham has a professional beautician. she has spent all of her life encouraging her family and community to be independent and faithful in their pursuits. her leadership is reflected in the business community and at her beloved mount vernon baptist church, where she served as church usher. mrs. christine johnson umstead was born on august 16, 1918, in rocks borrow, north carolina, located in person county just north of durham. she came to durham as a food service professional. in retirement she has encouraged others to become active senior citizens by setting an ex