elma lewis, john andrew ross, george howard, who did the original choreography and vernon blackman who was the first drama director, so they are attached need that in order to appreciate where we are. >> for those who are now sold, officially you've sold our entire audience, because you're really good at this. i want to put up the run date and the tickets. >> yes, we still have tickets available. >> good. >> and you can call the box office at the paramount center, or you can go to www.ncaaa.org. now, if you putaa you'll get a athletic association. >> absolutely. it's a beautiful venn view. >> and don't miss this year. >> absolutely. so tell me, we talked about being a tradition, what in your submerse, keeps families coming back? because you get the naffings who are curious but i know huff families and folks who just keep coming year after year. >> there are two things i think one is that a tradition requires a certain familiarity. ill mean you want to have a contour that you know. so the show in its large aspect is similar from year to year, but you also don't want to be bored with the

showing me the certificates of george washington and howard hughes, being congressional gold medal recipients, what a strange, interesting juxtaposition. he said, you know, this is really cool. i told david in his office, you know, the speaker of the house, john boehner, whose last congressional gold medal ceremony was yesterday, in the rotunda of the capital, in the rotunda of the capital, it is the only congressional gold ceremony i attended in the inner sanctum of our office. and george washington was going to be interred there, like napoleon. other circumstances prevailed. in the rotunda of the capital, the speaker of the house came to the podium and said, ok, i will say what everybody in the room -- and there were quite a number of people in the room, including scott kelly who is now in orbit and the space station -- this is pretty cool.

george stephanopoulos. howard stern talked about how he howard actually did a little video for them. impressive. we have been kicking it around. all of these talk about how it lives. dealing with stress, depression, anxiety. said to yourself and put things into perspective. greg: i want to talk a little bit more. it cost $1000. what is up with the $1000? he said, well, it goes to rosanna: they had a big video about this. they take it to the new york city public schools. risk. also dealing with veterans. greg: you can be an atheist or whatever. i am intrigued. rosanna: it is free for new york city public schools and for the veterans suffering from posttraumatic stress. those that cannot afford it -- those that can afford it will pay for it. or you can basically give to rosanna: a beautiful night. greg: nobody showed up. here i am in the polling station. this is not like six in the morning. this is for clock in the afternoon. i am the only guy there. i had no idea who was running. these are all judges. look who i pu

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matter of fact, as i was sitting in dave's office, he was showing me the certificates of george washington and howard hughes, being congressional gold medal recipients, what a strange, interesting juxtaposition. he said, you know, this is really cool. i told david in his office, you know, the speaker of the house, john boehner, whose last congressional gold medal ceremony was yesterday, in the rotunda of the capital, in the rotunda of the capital, it is the only congressional gold ceremony i attended in the inner sanctum of our office. and george washington was going to be interred there, like napoleon. other circumstances prevailed. in the rotunda of the capital, the speaker of the house came to the podium and said, ok, i will say what everybody in the room -- and there were quite a number of people in the room, including scott kelly who is now in order station -- space this is pretty cool. it was really true. it was really true because there is almost no other way to describe, you know, these kinds of exploits, these kinds of feats. they defied imagination. so basically, this is the congressional g

george h.w. bush, howard baker, john anderson, phil crane, all pretty plausible presidents. even 16 years ago, you had george w. bush, john mccain. we are trying to figure out who be a establishment candidate is. it just means that you've been in politics for longer than four months. it's a very strange moment. somebody asked me the other day at home in nashville said could george h.w. bush get nominated today? he damn near didn't make it the first time. so i think my view of jeb at this point is that he is a lot like his dad, but he's got to show more of the competitive streak that his father had but masked pretty well and that his brother had and didn't mask at all. >> that was john mechum. >> thousands of juveniles nationwide are serving time in prisons sometimes with life sentences. al jazeera's jonathan martin reports from new on or about leans. >> two brothers, 116, the other 17 stand inside a narrow cell they share at the orleans parish prison opinion here more than a dozen juvenile inmates are in a common area. this his called the most dangerous jail in america, docum

. >> arrest tonight for the murder of a man killed near the shaw howard metro station earlier this month. police arrested george edwards for the murder of reginald perry. many in the district gave muriel bows ear failing grade to red e reducing crime in the city. her job approval is 60% but more than 6 in 10 washingtonians are unsatisfied how the major is handling crime. the mayor told us how she plans to address their concerns. >> they want to see more police and cameras. and police chief cathy lanier's approval dropped from last year. >>> a deadly crash happened just last week. the person hit on chilchillam r in hyattsville. the driver stayed on the scene, the same stretch of road where a church van was hit killing three on board and a 6-year-old. >>> a tractor-trailer carrying hazardous material flipped during the evening rush hour. all highways were closed more than four hours tonight while hazmat crews cleaned it up. traffic is back to normal. >> it's a story you will see only on news4. he was trapped under a 30,000 pound bus for half an hour and lived to talk about it. that bus hit james holmes while he w

this is george washington's bond . 60 years ago, this document is a share certificate in rko owned by howard hughes. that is signed right here. the point today is that both those men have something in common and that is that they received a congressional gold medal. today, we will hear about the process of those medals because he has designed them, including one for the apollo 11 mission, though your original moon landing mission. joel has a voluminous body of work. you have seen his artwork in many periodicals, books, journals, coins, stamps. he has designed over 2000 stamps for 40 different countries. in thework hangs pentagon, the capital, the white house. my favorite is that it has been on a ride on a space shuttle. it is my pleasure to introduce him. . joel iskowitz. joel: thank you. thank you for that introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals before i begin. john herzog, number one. the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very good friend, who creates wonderful ideas, this being one of them, hopefully, that i speak to you abo

george w. bush administration and howard dean, former governor of vermont.i'm going to apologize for the brevity of this conversation but with regard to donald trump calling for a muslim database and plans to monitor certain mosques, do you think that this is striking a different tone than past comments he's made on the undocumented immigrants coming from mexico? >> no, just insert a new ethnic group here. that's very clear about him. you cannot defend the indefensible with donald trump. and there are some people with this heightened state of global fear for everyone that we know it calls for sound leadership and calm kind of command of the issues. and that's not someone with donald trump who is exploiting fear. so i think there's a big contrast between donald trump and the rest of the gop contenders. i'm just going to reiterate for everyone, you are a republican strategist. howard, donald trump was doubling down on the comments he made about 9/11. this happened at a rally yesterday in alabama. let's take a listen to what he said. >> i know they don't like t

. >>> police arrested george edward yesterday morning for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the shaw and howard metro station. >>> and there's no word from police on a motive in that kay. >>> it is why a lot of you were stuck in traffic last night. protesters shut down a major intersection in d.c. for nationals trans week of action. the demonstration was right in the middle of the evening rush on 14th street in columbia heights, the goal to bring attention to the crimes and specifically the murder of transgender victims across the country. the most recent, 22-year-old zella ziona. >> we're demanding justice, dignity, and respect. also we want this to stop. >> d.c. police did block the intersection to protect the protesters after several requests and warnings the organizers and protesters were arrested. >>> a former loudoun county school supervisor said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. >>> in upper marlboro a former teacher could get a 25-year sentence today. the judge found andre brown guilt of having sex in september. he had sex in a boys locker rook at home coming back in 2013. >>> t

i think if you're in one of the panels this morning howard dean was talking about george w.sh was in a state, which essentially the governor has zerod>]ñ power. lieutenant governor actually has more power so he didn't have a strength of running for government. for president. what makes george h.w. bush, let me take that back. george h.w. bush was, as you remember, he runs in 1979 against ronald reagan in the primaries and very bitter primary because he's really the moderate republican. ronald reagan is far -- not far but to the right of george h.w. bush. there's no sense that george h.w. bush is ever really a deep conservative. he's a business person who has business interests. remember, his father was a very moderate republican senator from connecticut. connecticut is not known for their deep conservative political roots. certainly, if they have republican -- conservative. but george h.w. bush is never really a conservative republican. but he did have some conservative plrepublicans in h administration, as we particularly saw a fellow named dick cheney who becomes his secre

george w. bush asked his dad about the rumors and then did what? >> he called howard fineman, evan thomas, and the answer to the big-a is "n-o." that shut it down. >> mrs. bush was apparently angry, or upset. she thought that it would feed the story. then vice president vice president bush said in his diary that he worried that barbara was right, but the parents were wrong. it put the story to rest. >> given that bush's '92 unofficial slogan was annoy the media, reelect bush, but before you got there, 1987 ran that famous cover, calling him a wimp. how did you persuade bush 41 to give all these interviews and share the documents? >> good question. i found this to be a much more complicated an intend figure. my argument to them was that this was my book-writing part of my life. you're a multitasker too, you know this. there was a loot of question, because i was coming from the -- now, what would you had done if you had wanted to take back or asked you not to use some of what he said. >> i was simply going to note parenthetically that whatever response he had had. >> gi

george washington's bond. from about 60 years ago, this document is a share certificate in rko, owned by howard hughes, signed right here. and the point today, what do those two men have in common? and the answer is that both received the congressional gold medal. today, we will hear from joel iskowitz, who has designed them. including one design for the apollo 11 mission, the original moon landing mission. joel has a voluminous volume of work. you have seen it coins, journals, stamps. he has designed over 2000 stamps for 40 different countries. his artwork hangs in the pentagon, the capital, the white house. but my favorite is that it has actually been on a ride on a space shuttle. it is my pleasure to introduce joel iskowitz. [applause] joel: thank you so much. good afternoon everybody. i went to thank everyone for coming. thank you, david, for that very, very wonderful introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals just before i begin. john herzog, the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very good friend constantine, who creates wonderful ideas, this

police arrested george edwards for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the howard metro station on eighth street west. no word yet on a motive in this case. >> black lives matter! >>> this video shows protesters who caused traffic backups last night. they shut down major intersection in d.c. it's national trance week. the group wants to bring attention to crime, specifically the murders of transgender victims across the country. the most recent in our area 22-year-old zella ziona from our county. >> we're demand respect. we want this to stop. >> the protest organizer jess grobeman was arrested. >>> happening today, a court appearance for the former loudoun county supervisor shawn williams. he faces charges after his pushed his way into a neighbor's home and attacks the neighbor. he was drunk at the time. he apologized and said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. >>> it's a weather alert day. take a look at the "storm team 4" radar. all the ran moving toward us. chuck bell will let us know when it's going hit us. >>> thousands of airport workers are on strike

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when i was sitting in dave collins' office, he was showing me the certificates of -- for george washington and howard hughes, being congressional gold medal recipients, what a strange, interesting juxtaposition. he said, you know, this is really cool. i told david in his office, you know, the speaker of the house, john boehner, whose last congressional gold medal ceremony was yesterday, in the rotunda of the capitol, in the rotunda of the capitol, it's the only congressional gold ceremony i attended in the rotunda, the inner sang it up democracy.of our and george washington was going to be interred there, like napoleon. other circumstances prevailed. in the rotunda of the capitol, the speaker of the house came to the podium and said, ok, i will say what everybody in the room -- and there were quite a number of people in the room, including scott kelly who is now in orbit on the space station. he said, i'm going to say what everybody's thinking. this is pretty cool, and it was really true. it was really true because there is almost no other way to describe, you know, these kinds of exploits, these kin

afternoon there, and also the president of george mason university denouncing a racist drawing that appeared in a residence hall. this as students and faculty at howard university over the racist threats posted online this week. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live at howard with the latest on plans to keep everyone safe. meagan? >> reporter: and jim, we are told that the university president has been in meetings plans for security here on campus. in the meantime, we are to that security is still increased here. there's still a heavy presence ofoth campus police officers and mpd officers patrolling on campus and around the campus here. we are told that this is the first time that the university has ever experienced a threat er c this and its exposed a bicern about campus safety. if you ask students at howard, most say it's not a major concern and things changed after an anonymous online threat threatened to harm everyone on ca us. >> a ver alert and very aware. >> so are university leaders. after the fbi contacted president wayne frederick to inform him about the threat. security was instantly tightened and new conversation began since this is the firs

howard university. back to you. >> molette, thank you. while we're talking about other college campuses. campus police and prince george's county police are expressing hate crime. students held a rally. someone spray painted a swastika on that billing. >>> and today george washington university students are responding to recent events at university of missouri. they t campus is holding a demonstration to shine light on races locally and across the country. that begins at noon. >>> 6:34. a man called the neighbor from hell will find out whether he goes to prison today. so socrates conkondolis is accused terrorizing neighbors. he used his truck to block a drive way and a bobcat to tear down a fence. he's accused of violating a peace order. he faces up to four years in prison. >>> a mother says she is not letting her son who has autism go to school until she feels he'll have a save ride. kesha baez wants her 14-year-old to travel on a special needs bus to james madison school in upper marlboro. prince george's county private school is providing a public bus. she said she won't let her son go to school until the issue is add

. >> two titans on follow went after it with george will accusing bill o'reilly of going into the no facts zone over an aide to the chief of staff howard were worried whether he had the ability to carry on the dues and then it got heated. >> the author when on to repudiate and deny them. >> when? when did he repudiate it? when? >>> shortly after meeting ronald reagan. >> not meeting ronald reagan, he repudiated it while he was in the white house under heavy pressure. do you know michael deaver? >> what are you laughing at? >> you deny it? do you go my it. >> i deny that you know he repeated it. >> okay. >> o'reilly he said should talk to top aides and he said they had skin in the game eight is doing the work of left which knows in order to discredit conservatism it must destroy the reputation of reagan. >> you are a hack. you are in the the kabul of the reagan loyalist whose do not want the truth to be told. >> new, both men scored some points, and the point is about a real memo whether it raised questions his competence or whether it was discredited and viewers confused by the back and forth and it got hot, should read the column of g

howard. of course happy thanksgiving to you at home. 6:00 is your time. no issues out in prince george's county this morning. traveling inbound on 50, southbound on the bw parkway as well as southbound on 95, you'll be able to make it to town just in time to see your loved ones. again no issues there this morning. if you're traveling northbound toward areas like baltimore or heading toward the bay bridge, you won't have any issues et. i want to give you a live look and show you how things are shaping up from our trafficland cam. this is pennsylvania avenue and branch avenue. traffic in both directions, no accidents or incidents in that part of town that will slow you down. around the capital beltway, a lot of green, an indication of how good things are today. it is really going to be like this throughout much of the day. again, we're not expecting really a lot of traffic until sunday where we're expecting three times as much traffic on the weekend as what we would normally see. no issues on 395 or 295. if you're heading out, you're looking at a smooth commute. for now over to you. >> tha

george w. palace former governor of vermont and former chairman of the democratic national committee howard dean days from the iowa caucus and drop many is ready with his first ads. we have an exclusive look at theio roid spot. dump learned issues and builds one of the most world's most iconic brands and people. donald trump is running for all talk and no' ak action. eel start by building a cash on our southern border and he will necessary pay for it and no country will of mess with us. donald trump will cuefully and ins with. >> i'm donald trump. i'm running for president and i approve this message. >> and in another ad, we hear directly from the candidate himself. >> i'm donald trump and eem running for president. our country is is in deep trouble because let's face it, all tanss are frrng i'm. from back o theins. from that from and i'll make sure that the second amendment and our religious liberties are protected. obama bare is fruchlt. together we're going to make america great again. i'm donald trump. candidate for president. i improve this message. >> i think it's incredible that -- >> $30

george will libels bill o'reilly. did you call me? >> no, i didn't promise to call you. you have my phone number. the memo is presented to howard baker. howard baker took one look at it and said to the man who wrote it this is not the ronald reagan i know. that was the end of any influence that he had. >> you're not telling the truth. you are actively misleading the american people. r you are lying. you are lying. >> here is what george will wrote in his "washington post" op-ed on thursday about bill o'reilly's book. the book is nonsense call history and execrable citizenship and should come with a warning, caution, you are about to enter a no facts zone. we're joined by joy reid and david. david, this to me seems to be a microversion of the establishment republican fact-based republican versus the renegade, more free-thinking republicans who seem to be controlling the party today. >> yeah, but it's got a kind of ironic twist. bill o'reilly doesn't seem to have done his homework or proper historical research. the question it looks like he's trying to answer which is what kind of physical condition was ronald reagan in in the fi

i think one of the panels this morning howard dean was talking about george w.bush was in a state which, essentially, the governor had zero power. lieutenant governor, actually, has more power. so he didn't really have the strength of running for government -- for president. what makes george h.w. bush -- let me take that back. george h.w. bush was, as you remember, he runs in 1979 against ronald reagan in the primaries, and it's a very bitter primary because he's really the moderate republican. george -- ronald reagan is far, not far, but to the right of george h.w. bush. there's no sense that george h.w. bush is ever really a deep conservative. he's a business person who has business interests. remember, his father was a very moderate republican senator from connecticut. connecticut is not known for their deep conservative political roots. certainly, they have republican conservatives, but george h.w. bush was never really a conservative republican. but he did have some in his administration as we later saw, particularly a fella named dick chain who becomes hi

howard dean was talking about george w. a state which essentially the governor has zero power, the lieutenant governor has more power. what makes george h.w. bush -- in 1979.w. bush runs against ronald reagan in the primaries. it is a very bitter primary because he is a moderate republican. right ofagan is to the george h.w. bush. there is no sense that he is ever a deep conservative. he is a business person who has business interests. his father was a very moderate senator from connecticut. connecticut is not known for their deep conservative political roots. bush was never a conservative republican but he had some conservative republicans in his and ministration. some of his dad's moderate republican roots -- but he lived in texas. rove moved to the right -- it is who he had been before that. jeb bush was an interesting guy. he had been the most moderate of the three. hispanic.s as a big difference in who you are. he lived in a very different world than his father or brother. moved to the right to capture i and new hampsh

george bush administrations. also with us, an iraq war veteran and founding center for the advancement of security studies at valley forge military college. and clarence luse in, chairman of howardrtment and expert on international relations. welcome back. welcome, welcome, welcome. earl, you've been one of those guys with a gun walking through hostile territory. a place where there's very little known that's for sure. this is what we're talking about. if you -- if somebody -- if the president of the united states called you up this afternoon and said, give me your plan a to fight this surge, what would it be? >> first, it would be -- it would have to engage in two different domains. believe it or not, the military domain is a lot easier to handle than the informational one because of the ideological point with it. all of jihadists are global jihadist movements. so the military campaign first. ramp up the advisory capability. there's two missions that are out there that can be conflated in the media. one is the training capacity that the military, the 3,500, needs to be ramped up. and then the next part is the embedding down to the company level of mobile advisers. they have to