photographer eric draper is good enough to join me.always wanted the talk to, you know, a white house photographer. you were former chief white house photographer. and just welcome to you and for people who don't understand, i mean, the function of your job, are you essentially attached to the president's hip through his time in office? >> yes. that's basically correct. you know, access is everything. and president bush trusted my presence and the job of the white house photographer is a visual archive of the administration, including official and nonofficial events so i was definitely the president's shadow for all eight years. >> wow. and little would you know, little would any of us know waking up that tuesday how our world would change and the photo hone in on you, lieutenant colonel cindy wright from the white house military office on board air force one, with a right arm sort of around the president's neck. can you tell me about that moment and was the president weeping? >> well, no. the president wasn't crying at that moment. th

amelia draper back with a closer look at that. >>> shocking video just in of the shooting of the new york concert that we first told you about yesterday. what police have to say now about the man accused of firing off several shots. >>> and what one of the men who stopped a man from attempting suicide on the bay bridge says about the tense monts.me nowwhich means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through may 30th, take an extra hundred dollars off every thousand dollars you spend. plus, enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx:nocking. we're early! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary. havertys. >>> a man was killed at a t.i. concert and this morning we have video from inside the venue. the nypd says the man with the gun here is rapper troy ave and that he is the one who started the shooting. he and two other people were hurt. another man, ronald mcphatter, was also killed. ave is in the hospita

captured by then white house photographer eric draper. >> i was documenting a nightmare. i used the camera to shield my tears. >> reporter: he document td president bush visiting an elementary school and those terrifying moments after he learned what happened. sitting at a child-sized table writing r moments later. >> terrorism against our nation will not stand. >> the president whisked away on air force one to louisiana watching the horror on television, security concerns keeping him away from washington. >> he wanted to leave from the oval office. he didn't want to be on the run. >> reporter: his candid moments sharing his feelings. finally returning to the white house that evening to address a broken nation, a country and commander in chief bracing for a future they could not yet imagine. kristen welker, nbc news, washington. >> you can look at all of the pictures on our nbc washington app. to see the photoal gallery search bush photo library. >>> a report claims that 22 veterans take their own lives every day. today dozens of veterans came to d.c. and pledged to reach

impacted by major events this weekend like the rolling let's start in the storm center and amelia draper. a lot of folks are wondering if their bash bu cane beach plans are good to go. >> the forecast is hot, humid and mainly dry. only a small chance of an isolated shower. sunday and monday, dealing with tropical moisture moving in to the area. what it is looking like on sunday. rain and storms move in and as late as the evening hours. the chance of more rain on memorial day. again these rain chances all from tropical depression. it will likely be upgraded to tropical storm bonny tomorrow morning. i will have more on how the moisture impacts the holiday weekend. new information coming in and i will have the latest at 11:18. sglm see you then. >>> shomari stone is live on the national mall tonight where memorial part of a series of rolling thuner tributes. shomari stone? >> it is a somber mood out here as people pay tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. tonight a huge crowd of veterans from the rolling thunder honored 58,000 u.s. servicemen and women who died in th

>> reporter: at the same time, 42-year-old mother of four, susan draper went into sudden liver failure. >> the head doctor said we have 4 days. >> her chances of surviving more than a few weeks without a transplant approached 0. >> reporter: that's when the match came. because of christian's donation, susan would make a full recovery. his liver is now working inside of her. every day she makes light on a promise of the teen who gave so much. >> to step it up and really make his life count. >> reporter: now the families are asking for a favor from you. eight lives, and if you're egg jill, please sign up. magdlena doris, at& -- if you're eligible, please sign up. magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. >>> this is the april showers, and i guess this year, maybe may showers. let's check in with the weather watchers. let's get started down the jersey shore. temperatures low 40s this is thomas in manchester township. his comment, is spring coming any time soon? this is spring weather. chilly one day, warm the next, but we have been very inconsistent. it's typically spring, and this is stan in greenwic

yes, that's don draper. >> once we see something phenomenal go up, we kind of, among ourselves, talk and say, what can we do next? >> reporter: the bosses don't seem to mind. >> they want to see what we're going to do next as well. >> reporter: it took carla allen and her colleague abby smith an hour and a half to post the pink panther. did you feel almost like one of the drop the mic moments? >> totally. and when i went to the street and took a photograph of it, i was blown away by how much better it looked from a distance. >> reporter: sadly, one building's landlord said the lease requires the windows be free of everything. even anything as cool as this. so the art will all come down at the end of the month. on a fun scale -- >> 100%. i was elated. i was amped up even when i went home. >> reporter: prehistoric humans decorated their caves. this doesn't seem all that different. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> that's going to do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. another embarassment for the embattled

. >>> we now know the names of two peopleou 18-year-old danesha simpson and 29-year-old elvin draper deaths do not appear to be random. >>> and 18-year-old david evers turned himself in for making and selling drugs and imitation controlled sub stances. alexia springer was found dead in her home after an apparent overdose which is related to this crime. >>> and two men were arrested on a crime spree for robbing a jewelry store in the brookville plaza. an officer confronted one of the suspects leaving and the shoot-out followed. a passing driver was hit bullets. the suspects crashed two cars in their getaway. >> they shot at a police officer, they injured a community member, this is huge. we have taken two violent individuals off the street and we are about to bring them to justice. >> federal agents caught him 200 miles away trying to board a flight in newark, new jersey. franklin was arrested in waldorf. >>> a showdown on capitol hill over whether d.c. can spend it own money. today the house will vote on a 2012 vote to spend congressional dollars without congress approval. the presid

joining me today on "studio 1.0," venture capitalist and partner at draper fisher jurvetson, steve jurvetsonsteve, thank you so much for being here. it is great to have you. steve: thank you. emily: i want to start in 1996. steve: oh, dear. emily: when you made an early investment in hotmail. you bet on e-mail before e-mail was anything. what did you see? steve: it is usually a combination of two things. an entrepreneur that gets me really excited, jumping out of my seat. in this case, it was sabeer bhatia and his partner, jack smith. and an idea unlike anything i had seen before. which is, wow, e-mail wherever you go, not tied to a corporate system or university server like before. it was like a lightbulb went off. we invested in what became the first example of viral marketing on the internet. emily: of course, microsoft went on to buy hotmail. dfj made millions of dollars. i want to talk about how you became a guy, who can make these kinds of predictions and big bets. tell me about where you come from. what kind of kid were you? steve: i don't know if i ever grew up. that is the first thi

. >> travel conditions in a minute, but first your forecast with amelia draper. >> between nnot tracking. 71 balmy degrees right now. by 8:00 a.m., 73. sunny skies and noon a humid 84 degrees. as we look to the rest of the day, some showers and thunderstorms are possible. hot and humid into sunday. late day storm chances today and sunday, as well. tracking some tropical moisture on monday and the humidity continues next week. i'll have more of what you with expect over the weekend coming up. >>> inner loop after connecticut avenue, we have the two left lanes getting by the work zone there at the top of the beltway. 270 at montgomery village avenue, we actually had report of debris in the roadway. way to clean that up and not slowing anything as i looked at the map. 66 and 95, looking quite good. top of the beltway, no major problems. all the routes in and out of town rolling along quite nicely. >>> scary moment after a fire breaks out on an airplane in japan. it was on a korean air jet as it prepared for takeoff. firefighters battled the apparent engine fire. they used the foam to put ou

amelia draper is in just a couple of minutes. >>> talk about gridlock not on the roads, but capitol hill. what stopped a plan for energy spending that has nothing to do on national tv tonight. >>> we want to know what's your favorite food to grill over the memorial day weekend. >> you can call or text the number on your screen. >>> take a look at oklahoma that a strong wind pushed a train right off the tracks. right now, crews are working to get the train moving again. >>> the battle over lgbt rights has killed an energy spending plan in the house. both democrats and republicans voted against it. one amendment in the bill would have stopped federal contractors from discriminating against workers based on sexual orientation or gender identity. the plan also contained language to prevent north carolina from losing federal funding because of its controversial bathroom law. the energy bill's defeat could spell trouble for a dozen other spending bills during the next budget year. >>> now in news for your health, most americans are not doing enough when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle.

his letter -- his liver went to susan draper, a mother of every day, she says she tries to live life to the fullest. everything. >> every day i ask myself -- what would that mean to him? >> the families are asking eligible donors to sign up. eight lives. >> that must have been so emotional. >>> the time is 6:21 a.m. sued footprints. the new technology coming to your smart phone that is food. >>> as the head into break, sunday morning. how you can honor your mother with song at one of the biggest year. this is cbs2 news sunday [ music ] [gospel music pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. >>> some apples can be stored for up to 10 months. how can you tell? >> we see how companies are developin

amelia draper, she just got married last weekend.he'll talk much more about that memorial day holiday. >>> the future of medicine. imagine seeing your doctor without having to go to the doctor's office. this is innovative. is it right for you? >>> talk about a scary situation. a flight full of people suddenly has to turn around and go back to reagan national airport. what our adam tuss is learning about what happened. >>> the memorial day weekend is almost here and we want to know what your plans are. >> that is our nbc washington flash survey this afternoon. you can call or text the number on your screen or of course head on >>> telemedicine, it's the wave of the future. soon you won't have to go to the office to see the doctor. who is usie inine ining it and work? dr. jackie, explain exactly what telemedicine ininvolvolves h >> telehealth seeks to improve the patient's health by providing an interactive experience in two different places. >> this is really about convenience for the patient and the doctor. what are the other benefit

amelia draper has been looking at the weather around the country. of those storms headed our way? >> no, but we will be tracking a rainy day here on saturday. we're looking at under an inch of rainfall. mainly dry weather for the rest of the workweek. pretty much a soggy day from start to finish. next week, we're talking about warmer temperatures. not just a tiny warmup, but there is an 80 on the seven-day. tomorrow, the weather having a pretty low impact on your day. the clouds are still around. maybe an isolated shower. have the small umbrella handy. currently temperatures are coming in the low to mid 60s from 66 in the district to 61 in frederick and back around t-- te school day forecast tomorrow at the bus stop, temps in the low 50s, so kind of cool. maybe an isolated shower around throughout the day. because of that and the cool temps, giving recess a "b." we'll have partly to mostly cloudy skies at dismissal. looking mainly nice for after school activities thursday afternoon. we'll start off with more sunshine and notice clouds increasing thr

thank you very much robert draper for being on the show.ne agrees. >> kind of awkward coming from me. >> a bitter pill. >> coming up on "morning joe" -- >> we're just devastated. we're not getting any answers. we're not hearing from our government. we have been abandoned. it's just the worst feeling in the world. i wouldn't wish this upon anyone. my father is over there suffering. >> that was the son of a retired fbi agent who remains missing nine years after disappearing in iran. >> and his son is right. he's just been forgotten by his government, by everybody. >> we'll talk to the author of a new book who is cracking open the case of the kidnapped american. we'll be right back. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. in new york state,surance. we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, wi

don draper's glasses, you could wear them now.s not just about putting them on the shelf. >> have they put a minimum on each of the items, do you know? >> they haven't set them yet. some of the items are less than $100. the auction starts on wednesday and is up for about ten days. we'll see how they set the numbers. they say some items will be less than a hundred. it's really about how much fans want these products. >> we're about to find out. julia, thank you so much. >> that bar would be kind of cool. >> all it takes is one willing bidder. >> long ago i learned you never buy something when somebody wants it more than you do. >> there's some familiarity with stocks. nasdaq's up 12. >>> captain hook, javar, and cruella de vil are classic disney villains, we know that and bob iger is now waiting to add bernie sanders to that list of rapscallions. we'll tell you why next. >>> student debt mounts. the former fdic chair turned college president sheila bair with more on what a white house hopeful should listen to. those details ahead.

amelia draper is team 4 weather center. we are possibly inching towards those 90 degrees, right? >> exactly. highs in the mid 80s to near 90. that will scatter up some scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. it's hazy, hot and humid. a few lone showers back around the i-81 corridor. can you see pretty quiet here as we widen out the picture. plenty of sunshine here in the metro area so about 30% chance or less. the best chance is going to be west of the d.c. metro. i'll be taking you back hour-by-hour for what you can expect for temperatures. >> all systems running fine on jetblue, that message tweeted out a while jetblue computer issues this morning impacted flyers. the airline resolved the matter about an hour and a half ago. i'm sure techs working on this were sweating hard. earlier this morning jetblue tweeted out to customers giving them no details about the problem, just letting them know they had to check in manually. back to you. >> thank you. right knew members of the house subcommittee are hearing from representatives of several airports and airlines to get t