chris gibson was also a scholar. he graduated from sean college in loudonville, new york, where he received his rotc commission. he went on to serve not one but two masters degrees at cornell plus a ph.d. in government from cornell university. he was an assistant professor for three years, teaching cadets at west point at the united states military academy. today he continues his love of teaching at williams college as a visiting professor of leadership studies. i am proud to call chris gibson my friend and colleague, and it is clear to anyone that knows him that he will be successful in all of his pursuits. mr. speaker, i would like to submit for the record my full statement honoring my colleague, chris gibson. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to express gratitude and appreciation to the many who have called. i rise to thank people for the kindness that

well, you double down on the dads, adding mel gibson and john lithgow.boston to see how all the dads are getting along. what is it like working with mel? >> pretty damn cool. >> tell him, tell him. you've been astounded. >> difficult getting him to play my dad, because he's actually two years younger than me. >> he's kidding. mark's 45, mel's 61, and in real life, gibson is father to nine kids, including a newborn. how is that? >> it's fantastic. >> it is always such a joy, the little ones, you know? it's like being young again yourself. you get to see everything through their eyes. >> i'm going to start talking about what i was going through with my 13-year-old teenage daughter. >> dad, i want to hear you rap. right now. >> no. i'm a 45-year-old father and i got a rap and if you keep misbehaving i'm going to give your behind a slap. he was very helpful in giving me advice in how to deal with the teenagers. >> yeah right i've got a bunch of them. >> oh, but how does this dad measure up to this dad on set? >> i had to work out to just keep up with this gu

what in the world is mel gibson doing there?man is an insufferable diva. >>> right now on "e.t." online, a first look at the "beauty and the beast" special features before the movie comes to dvd june 6 >> it was a production unlike anything i've ever seen before. (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> what are these? >> petitions for a presidential pardon. the white house wants to execute a high profile pardon, something clean with little blow back. >> that is a sneak peek at tonight's episode of "scandal" on abc. here's the deal. the word is out. next season will be the show's last, and the internet and fans of the show are losing their minds. >> ah. you don't want to make the gladiators mad, do you? can you believe it's been 11 years since we first met the gosselin sextu

here's abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: they seem like your average couple next door. 40-somethings in love. it's a typical southern california saturday. tackling yard work. cooking dinner together. these two just can't keep their hands off each other. but they have a secret. >> it's something that we really enjoy doing. we get to do it together. on our own terms. in our own home. we don't have to go anywhere. it's a fun business. web cam there -- >> reporter: they're in the business of sharing their most intimate moments. >> should i go ahead and start? >> reporter: live streaming their own interactive porn -- >> we are officially live. >> reporter: via web cam for money as the duo peppermint and dusty. >> #foreplay. >> reporter: they have more than 80,000 follow others the sex streaming website chatter bait. >> erotic couple -- >> reporter: viewers can chat with them. >> we are a loving, passionate couple. >> reporter: tips. >> thank you. >> reporter: and even make requests. >> thank you, booty play, that's really important for to us show in our room that we have fun and we enjoy

>> no kendis gibson.ious to see what will be next to the question mark. >>> in new zealand there is a new police mascot giving folks all the warm and fuzzies. >> constable elliott, the constable is as you can see a guinea pig but has an a he is apparently the pet of one of the media team members. they decided this would be a good way to get the message out to tell drivers to be careful and the message was children are small and unpredictable. >> ah. >> just like this guinea pig. >> they give the guinea pig to go first on the road. >> i don't think that's the way -- >> to test out drivers' speed. >> i don't think it's supposed to work that way. >>up with good morning washington. today is the first day of may! and the work week starting with a weather alert day-- as thunderstorms head this way this evening. stormwatch 7 meteorologist eileen whelan will break it all down in her forecast in just a moment. but first here are some of the morning's other top stories. clean up and search efforts underway in the m

sometimes it's insane mel gibson yelling about a jacuzzi.ecause you're both doughy pissants who've never been outside your cushy offices, and you cry when the coffee machine runs out of water! - [chuckles] greg is like that. - you got scared last santacon, thinking it was "the purge." - i wasn't wrong. two elves punched me in the sack and took my pizza! - well, you two will never know what it's like, because you're both too chicken to go to south sudan. but i'm not. [upbeat middle eastern music] - you been really quiet all through dinner tonight. - oh, thank you. i've been working with my dentist on not making scooby-doo sounds when i eat, so... [phone buzzing] - oh. a text from your mom. she and dave decided they are going to chili's tonight. - oh. - great. - she really likes you, you know. it's almost like she knows something secret about you. [both laughing] - oh. she's getting a cadillac margarita. - eh. - classic carol. - hey, you know, you and i don't know each other that well, so let's play one of those games where we just, like, ask

but gibson mcelhaney says it's not enough. >> where was the advocacy from this mayor? these are the tools we need for dramatic results. they have been silent on that. >> reporter: currently city violence prevention programs are run by the department of human services. the folks who are backing this idea of a new department want human services to focus on other issues such as homelessness. oakland has had 88 homicide last year. today, the city council will take up the issue possibly today voting on whether or not to create this entirely new department to try to reduce violence in the city. reporting live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> white house communications dr. mike dubke is stepping down. he turned in his letter of resignation two weeks ago but announced it this morning. he is denying any turmoil in the administration and says he is resigning for personal reasons. meanwhile, there is new information about possible ties between the trump administration and russia. cbs news confirms trump's son- in-law jared kushner discussed setting up a, quote, back ch

>> no kendis gibson.us to see what will be next to that question mark. >>> in new zealand there is a new police mascot giving folks all the warm and fuzzies. >> take a look at constable elliott. the constable is, as you can see, a guinea pig but he has an adorable little uniform. elliott is apparently the pet of one of the department's media team members. they decided this would be a good way to get the message out to tell drivers to be careful and the message was children are small and unpredictable. >> ah. >> just like this guinea pig. >> so they give the guinea pig up there to go first on the road. >> i don't think that's the way -- >> to test out drivers' speed. >> i don't think it's supposed to work that way. >> no. >> well, look at the little car. >> there you go. >> he looked both ways before he crossed. >> well more news after this. crossed. >> well more news after this. this guy's...is guy? been through a lot. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree brings out the good in them. feed the good. bef

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. morning on "world news now." senate republicans preparing to take up the health care bill. planning to start from scratch with their own version aimed at replacing obamacare. a full report coming up. >> congress poised to hear from former acting attorney general, sally yates. set to testify today about potentially troubling contact between former national security adviser michael flynn and a top russian diplomat. >> north korea has deattend a fourth american for alleged hostile acts against the country. kim song worked for the same university. there are four americans detained in the north. >> the curtain has come down on one part of the greatest show on earth. the first of two final

i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.ing on "world news now." president trump is facing some pressure from both sides of the aisle after what seemed like a cryptic twitter threat to former fbi director james comey. hear why lawmakers are now saying hand over the tapes. we have much more on this coming up. >>> north korea claims its missile can carry a nuclear warhead. that missile tested over the weekend, flew about 30 minutes before landing in the sea of japan. the white house condemns the launch and it's calling for more sanctions. >>> a federal appeals court slammed by president trump is hearing arguments today on his revised travel ban. a 9th circuit panel will consider the decision to block the executive order affecting travel from six muslim-majority countries. >>> derek jeter joins 21 other yankee greats in the famed monument

like right after i had gibson, the day i went to the hospital he likes starts walk. i'm like, no.'m not ready. >> life after the bachelorette is a handful with her 11-year-old, ricky, 22 months old and 8-month-old. >> can you give him a kiss? >> it's more of a headbutt. i worry about gibson around jennings. >> spending time inside the nursy it seems the 31-year-old has found her happiness after heart break. emily's fiance died in a plane crash and a month later she found out she was pregnant with their child. now, her forever love is tyler johnson who is a hot guy from church. >> tyler wants to have two more. he comes from a big family. i think if there is a next one, we'll space it out a little bit better. >> this bachelor husband and wife are getting used to their new role as parents. >> we visited their dallas home to find out the secret to their success. >> does it blow your mind thinking about the fact that you guys did meet on the bachelor? >> at least once a week i'll say can you believe we met on a tv show? we live such a normal life. >> are you kidding me? it's like onlin

among the defenders, the uncapped ben gibson and kieran trippier, harry kane is back after missing england's and no room for daniel sturridge or theo walcott. wales, meanwhile, are getting ready to face serbia. chris

. >> couldn't get enough kendis gibson. >> it was funny. a lot of relatives.the microphones. i only face those in the person walk. everybody was excited to see me except for, for, when i got back arrived? >> take a look. >> you can't come in? >> why? >> check the camera, please. >> motton. >> big day today. i am solo anchoring "world news now," first time. i have -- >> sorry to interrupt you, kendis is in the building. trying to locate him. just want to give you a heads up. he might make it to the anchor desk. we got to look for him. i got to go. ♪ >> sorry, to kill your dreams. >> no, i missed you. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. >> really happy to have you back. >> security is looking for me. luck motton too. >> they're waiting in the wings. as soon as the show is over. you're out of here, buddy. >> good to be back. >> good to have you back. thumbs up on the trip. >> in a week or so. show you videos. really, really fun time. >> awesome. so, i am sorry you weren't impressed with your welcome. >> no, it wasn't a welcome. just, you know, well. >> well, show

. >> ringing endorsement from kendis gibson too. >> movie is probably better than the poster. >> nexte offering from parent company disney. peter quill, he and fellow guardians hired by a powerful alien race to protect their precious batteries from invaders. until that is, rocket steals the batteries. >> oh, yeah. >> what were you thinking? >> dude, really easy to steal. >> that any your defense. >> come on, you saw how she talked down to us. now i am teaching her a lesson. >> didn't motivation was altruism. really a shame, they mistaken your intentions and trying to kill us. >> exactly. >> i'm being sarcastic. >> you were suppose to use a sarcastic voice now. i look foolish. >> guardians try to escape the mystery of peter's parentage is revealed. meanwhile, the critics are revealing they love guardians. it has an 84%, certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. not everyone convinced. michael o'sullivan -- >> ha-ha. see, totally thought summer would suck. thank you for reassuring us, michael. much appreciated. i guess. >> loved the first one. sequels often aren't as good. doesn't mean they c

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among the defenders, the uncapped ben gibson and kieran trippier, harry kane is back after missing england'sgames with ankle problems and no room for daniel sturridge or theo walcott. wales, meanwhile, are getting ready to face serbia. chris coleman has picked 26 players for a training camp in portugal. there is a chance for the 16—year—old exeter city defensive midfielder ethan. he only made his professional debut last august, he was wales ‘s young player of the year in november. he's played at under—19s level although he's also eligible for england, chris coleman believes it is time to look towards young players. with any national football team, some of the older guys can't go on forever so we could see changing faces. these young ones, it's good experience for them to come in and see what it is all about. i think they have earned it as well. this is the wales squad in full, ethan ampadu one of seven uncapped players, would burn and gethinjones will also be hoping for a first cap. no gareth bale or neil taylor because they are suspended the serbia game. that takes place in belgrade on june

live in temporarily put in security etecera.sot this is a tragedyoakland city councilwoman lynette gibson mcelhaney, who says > of the city's homeless live in her district says the city missed it's opportunity to get ahead of this crisis, and now it's time to play catch upsot lynette gibson mcelhaney/oaklan d city council 110-120now that we are living with a catastrophe on the level of a kartina, we have to rally all of the troops, we need a declaration of emergency housing crisis, we need our state and federal partners to bring money and resources and a regulatory framework that will allow us to permit people to be in safe places. standup dan kerman/oakland 131-141and mcelhaney says if a plan is approved she wants to make sure all the sites are not her ein west oakland, but spread across the city.. in oakland, dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam an update now to a story we first brought to you last night... a woman... with a fake beard... arrested in connection to a bank robbery in danville. tonight, she has been identified as former southern california police officer - jennifer rae mc-clary...

. >> what say you do that, kendis gibson? >> one viewer did say, welcome back, kendis.ke is a hot chef to get you to eat on tv. >> for the record. i didn't eat. i faked it. completely. >> what we know, we know what does get kendis to eat on tv. skittles on pizza. >> oh, yes. >> do we have some more. >> actually eaten on tv. >> slow-mo. can't believe that's what you chose to eat. >> slow-mo, horrible. >> next, speaking of eating. a viewer who apparently concerned about my diet. >> what, really? >> how so. last week, i post aid clip of us talking about the disappearing beach. mike, on twitter was apparently more concerned with what else was appearing. he wrote, looks like you are getting a baby bump. >> wait, what? >> who says that. >> apparently mike does. i replied, guess i will lay off the cheeseburgers. >> what a tool. >> normally when i respond this way. people say, no, you look great. hoping for good news. this was mike's reply. >> yeppers. they'll do that. have a nice day. so, in an effort to show mike how much his opinion on my body means to me. >>> this morning o

the murder rate has dropped but gibson mcelhaney says it's not enough. >> we believe that the mayor's stated goal of 10% is too low, too, slow. >> reporter: currently city violence prevention programs are run by the department of human services. the council members who support the idea of a new department say they want the department of human services to focus on other issues such as homelessness. today the city council takes up the matter. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> fremont police are interviewing witnesses to a police-involved shooting. it started around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police got a call about a man threatening people with a pipe near the lucky's supermarket on mowry. the witness who took this cell phone video says that she saw the suspect running from police. >> the officer was chasing the young black man and he was telling him to stop, drop it. >> there was some sort of foot pursuit confrontation which led to shots being fired. two of our officers immediately rendered first aid to the suspect. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital. his name hasn't been released yet.

i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump is facing some pressure from both sides of the aisle after what seemed like a cryptic twitter threat to former fbi director james comey. hear why lawmakers are now saying hand over the tapes. we have much more on this coming up. >>> north korea claims its missile can carry a nuclear warhead. that missile tested over the weekend, flew about 30 minutes before landing in the sea of japan. the white house condemns the launch and it's calling for more sanctions. >>> a federal appeals court slammed by president trump is hearing arguments today on his revised travel ban. a 9th circuit panel will consider the decision to block the executive order affecting travel from six muslim-majority countries. >>> derek jeter joins 21 other yankee greats in the famed monument during a ceremony last night. those are some of your top stories on this monday may 15th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now."

i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.some of the top headlines this morning on "world news now." the justice department is denying reports that fbi director james comey requested resources for the probe into election meddling, days before his firing. new details are emerging how the decision to remove comey actually unfolded. we have a full report coming up. >>> north carolina police showed off knives and other items they say a student intended to use in an attack on up to a dozen classmates. the boy is getting counseling. the secure location while charges are considered. >>> middle of the country can expect severe storms, once again today. luckily a funnel cloud spinning above a farmland in western illinois didn't result in any serious damage. that area also will escape the worst of things today. >>> vermont's legislator has become the first in the nation approving a bill to legalize recreational marijuana if approved by the governor. it will become law in july next year. those are some of our top stories on this thursda

[cheering and applause] let's go meet the gibson family.eering and applause] miss melinda, how you doing? melinda: i'm doing great. i've just met you and i'm just gonna faint right now. steve: yes, ma'am. melinda: yes, i am. steve: you sure got some pretty eyes, miss melinda. melinda: well, thank you. so do you, steve. [laughter] steve: oh, this is going too fast. yes. miss melinda, what do you do? melinda: i'm a retired teacher, and my husband is also retired, so we stay home and make out a ton. [laughter, cheering and applause] beep beep beep. steve: you don't want to hear that, do you? val: i know it happened at least twice, steve, but it still makes me kind of ummph right here. steve: kind of...no. val: yeah, it's kind of...yeah. steve: that ain't your mom, is it, val? val: it is. steve: yeah, we don't want to hear about that from our mama, man. it just don't ever set well

and jamie told me, jamie gibson, that he's been driving that zamboni for more than 20 years and he's operator. that was a smooth ride, and he was such a sweetheart to put up with my silliness. >> and you went like seven times. >> it felt like an hour and a half. it was really fun. if you get a chance to do it, i recommend it. >> and you had your own jersey with rieger on it. >> they were nice to give me that. >> and it was playoffs. part of history. >> it was wonderful. >> then it was like -- then that happened. >> all right, coming up another big deal in town about to go away. the infinity mirrors exhibit was a success, but it is disappearing soon. we'll tell you what's nex t ere. >>> good afternoon, i'm tom kierein. we have some severe thunderstorm warnings. this is southwest of richmond. some of those storms are producing some hail and perhaps some damaging winds. locally, we don't really have any storms around. just some rain in loudoun county, tracking into northern montgomery county, frederick county. likely no lightning with that, but w south and west of us moving in between 7

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magdalene in mel gibson's "the passion of the christ." and in the brothers grimm.aving appeared in six films here, she knows it well. ♪ monica, hello. describe cannes in three words. , and unpredictable. >> what was the first thing that came into your head when you are asked to be mistress of ceremonies this year? at thes very happy, and same time i was a little bit scared. speaking in front of so many ,eople, but i love cannes because i think it's one of the most important festivals in the world. first of all, it gives the possibility to many films to exist. they have the possibility to become international through cannes. ♪ >> there was a 10 minute rape scene that cause many critics to in 2006. cinema >> you are in one of the most buzzed about films ever at cannes. what comes into your head now when i say irreversible? , becausent of scandal ofeversible was in a way film that was well accepted, but it was a big polemic movie. it became a reference. the director, i have so much respect for him because he is so free in his way to represent cinema. >> give me one wo

. >> i'm kendis gibson. here is a look at our top stories monday morning on "world news now."across a wide part of the u.s. triggering massive floods and powerful tornados. at least 14 people killed across four states. this morning, the storms are on the move taking aim on millions of americans. >> police are questioning two people in connection with the deadly shooting spree in los angeles. one person was killed. three others injured during what police call a random rampage. police say the shootings do not appear to be gang related. >> on may 1st. may day protests planned across the country. usually annual demonstrations focus on workers. today the multiple topics include immigration, police misconduct, and lgbt rights. >> space x is hoping for a second try

>>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. top he >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of the top headlines on "world news now" -- president trump accused of sharing highly classified information with the russians. he reportedly disclosed that information in the oval office last week. the white house is denying the report. we have more on the details and reaction coming up. >>> the homeland security adviser says global ransom cyberattack is call to action. tom bossart says for now under control in the united states. >>> an investigation under way into a deadly crash of a leerjet outside new york city. two crew members were killed. thankfully no passengers on board the plane and no one on the ground was hurt. >> turkey's president visits the white house hoping to persuade president trump to change his mind about arming kurdish fighters. turkey views them as terrorists. those are some of our top stories. it is tuesday, may 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this ha

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.me of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump arrives in israel this morning following a trip to saudi arabia where he rallied muslim leaders in the war on terror. he also called the fight against extremism a battle between good and evil. we have much more on the president's trip coming up. >>> former fbi director james comey has agreed to speak publicly for the first time since he was fired. comey set to testify in an open senate hearing as lawmakers are demanding to see memos he reportedly kept on his meetings with the president. >>> the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey surkus took its final bow last night on new york's long island, closing for good after 146 years. the circus faced plummeting ticket sales and growing criticism from animal rights activists. >>> a scare for a little girl

i would have to say mel gibson, because he was also a producer/director.o many, but i'll tell you why in a second. so mel gibson and i have had a lot of amazing battles over the budget for "braveheart." when it was over and we came to a compromise, i remember calling him and i said, wow, you must have a dart board with my picture on it and you must be throwing darts at it. and he said, huh-uh, you were doing your job and i was doing mine. and now we get to make the movie. so that's somebody who understands both sides. and finally, tom cruise. when the first "mission impossible" came in, he had a huge fee, obviously what he deserves. he was the biggest star in the world, i think. and the budget came in too high. and he said i'm forfeiting my fee. i'll take a piece of the gross instead. and he turned to the director, who ironically was brian depalma at the time, brilliant director, he said, okay, what are you going to do now? >> fascinating. we talk about the proliferation of buyers for content these days with all the disruption, but it's given stars like cr

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have that and more in today's tech bytes. ..eeney is at the live desk. autria, just coming into our newsroom. china now demanding the us and south korea halt the anti missle system known as thaad. china saying its prepared to take necessary measures to protect its interests. thahad protects south korea from north korea's ballistic missles. its a billion active in just the last 24 hours. good morning washington. toss to veronica - less humid, warm, & windy today - cool wednesday & thursday (60s) - rain late thursday into friday - cool 1st weekend of may today: mostly sunny and less humid. warm and windy. highs: 75-78 winds: w 10-20 g 30+ mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 50-57 winds: w 5 mph wednesday: sunny, cooler, and breezy. highs: 65-70 winds: wnw 5-15 mph the state department has issued a travel alert for all americans visiting europe this summer. the message says americans should be vigilant and prepared for the possibility of terrorist attacks with little or no warning. the alert lasts through august. this morning

. >> i'm kendis gibson. here is a look at our top stories monday morning on "world news now." wild weather across a wide part of the u.s. triggering massive floods and powerful tornados. at least 14 people killed across four states. this morning, the storms are on the move taking aim on millions of americans. >> police are questioning two people in connection with the deadly shooting spree in los angeles. one person was killed. three others injured during what police call a random rampage. police say the shootings do not appear to be gang related. >> on may 1st. may day protests planned across the country. usually annual demonstrations focus on workers. today the multiple topics include immigration, police misconduct, and lgbt rights. >> space x is hoping for a second try launching a satellite for classified u.s. in gel jens mission. before attempting to land the rocket back on the launch pad. sensor problems scrubbed yesterday's launch attempt. those are just some of our top stories on monday, may 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." > all. start with t

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. >> it going to be kendis gibson. >> nice working with all of you. >> duping us the whole time? >> bay a bigger mug. >> this mug. >> the world news mug. >> and this mug. >> this mug. curious who it is. thinking it will be an athlete? or maybe t.j., what its tj. doing? >> yeah. i don't know. lots of speculation. tell you who it won't be? >> me. every fridays, mondays as well. >> so am i. no. >> so, speaking of big winners. the daytime emmy awards were last night. some of the winners included -- general hospital. and ellen. >> however, we had to take a moment to recognize, one more big winner. >> this is huge. >> and the emmy goes to "good morning america." abc. >> how awesome is that. >> look, david herndon from the l.a. bureau. picking up awards in l.a. >> they have brought home the award for outstanding morning program. very well deserved. >> which it is. does that mean -- does that mean we are.erica" correspondents, >> so we are, emmy award winning journalists. >> hey, congratulations, you won. does this mean we win as well? and he is like let me check the list. oh, yeah, yeah

curious about the local boy who made a return home because -- >> this weekend gibson is taking a breakm basking in the american tv spot light to reconnect with his roots in belize. >> something like that. it was truly whirlwind. racing from one television interview to another. this one an extended one. more than 24 minutes. for morning tv in belize. >> welcome to belize, man. >> thank you. >> nearly everywhere i want it was clear the country of 350,000 people are fans of "world news now" or never sleep. with such an embrace for fellow belizeanize had to sock up more of the public adoration. okay, maybe they didn't see me the r i visited the most humbling spot i know. my childhood home. >> that house. where i grew up. the window, see it is open. fell out when i was a small, small infant. dropped into the mud. garbage. >> the pile of waist that cushioned my fall and perhaps saved my life, not only remains, but has seemingly grown in the 30 years since family lived here. >> talk about being humble, huh? >> be humble. >> good to meet you. many of the children in desperate need of so much.

. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we begin with the outrage in

how many people do you know that can turn a press briefing into a full-on mel gibson traffic stop? only the spiceman. only the spiceman. you know what's crazy? every day on the daily show we do these jokes all the time. we're like the administration lies. trump flip-flops. it doesn't matter. his supporters still trust him. it has not stopped his momentum. almost as if the daily show should be on c-span. it has left zero impact. it was true. i realize something, maybe it's because we're living in a strange time. where trust is more important than truth. and supporters of president trump trust him. and i know journalists, you guys, are definitely trying to do good work. i just think that a lot of people don't trust you right now. and can you blame them? i mean, unlike anderson cooper, you guys have been far from perfect. remember election night? that was your steve harvey, miss universe moment. the look on your faces at 11:00 p.m. on election night. it was like walking into a pa neara bread it was like your sixth grade teacher has a part-time job there. hat? i guess you don't have al

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philip beats john gibson, 2-2. we go to overtime. just over ten minutes into the extra frame, cory perry in the corner, throws it on net, good things happen. right there. goes off the stick of predators defense man p.k. subban. bure luck, but in, and the ducks win 3-2 tying the series at two games apiece. abc7 sports brought to you by >>> appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for sandhya, larry and all of us, thank you for joining us. coming up, jimmy kimmel live. >> good night. >>> it's an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." operating room drama between a nurse and a surgeon. >> pointing his finger at her. >> the moment the showdown becomes a smackdown. >> what are you doing? >>> a flat liner ups the danger over rough waters. >> uh-uh, no. >> i mean, what could possibly go wrong? >> dude. >> an airman is finally home. >> maxing and relaxing on the couch. >> the story behind the surprise at the door. >> daddy! >>> plus the buzzword. your shot to win a new including dudes taking their friend on

and shirley gibson was there at the time. and i was identifying some people but i was brought in as a consultant to make it work but the truth was that at the time i guess the primary factor, i don't remember details but they went public and had to get the news business. it was one of my consulting facts. >> did they want charlie gibson fired because -- >> i don't remember that he was a good reporter. from the very early days of my life in the 60s and you know, i have been fired a couple of times. i don't care. i mean one of the advantages of digging ditches when you start is you have no real fear of what can happen to you. it doesn't get any worse than that, it wasn't bad! it was okay. it wasn't great but it wasn't bad. i never did anything you know i just i thought someone was good or the idea was good i would buy for them.and charlie was there. >> said he wouldn't fire somebody if you found that they are a liberal? >> i'm sure a lot of them are. i don't have any idea about most of them. i cannot, most of the people who wor

philip beats john gibson, 2-2. we go to overtime. justve

. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. >>> in an sbrir with nbc news, the president offered up his account of how and why comey was fired. >> he's a show boat. he's a grand stander. the fbi has been in turmoil. you know that. i know that. everybody knows that. you take a look at the fbi a year ago. it was in virtual turmoil. less than a year ago. it hasn't recovered from that. >> while the white house pinned the decision on the justice department, the the president made it clear that it all started and ended with him. abc's gentleman nae norman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the white house clearing up conflicting messages. saying for days, the president's decision to fire fbi director james comey was recommendation of rod ros rosenstein. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. >> reporter: andrew mccabe testifying before congress, offering more contra dixs. >> director comey enjoyed broad support. within the fbi. and still does to this day. >> reporter: and white house dlams fbi investigation into russian meddles and possible collusion with