we talked to darrel hammond and white house speechwriters and chris matthews about the role of comedydia lead ares gather at the white house correspondents dinner. and everyone is eager to see who will get the last laugh. >> most of you covered me. all of you voted for me. >> members of the white house correspondents association, distinguished guests ladies and gentlemen, here i am. >> it's the first time you see the big shots together and it's really cool. >> the sprawling room features one of the toughest crowds most comedians will ever face. >> movers and shakers of the world and it's the hardest room ever. they are kind of looking at each you're not laughing at that, are you trump? the most important part if the team doesn't laugh, the subjects won't laugh. >> darrel hammond, famous for his impressions of al gore and bill clinton headlined the dinner in 2001. >> i can't describe like tara, it's not just scared i did graduate with a 2.1 average and don't feel that remarkable. >> mrs. clinton has -- i don't know over the last i guess eight years or so sometimes -- like when she smil

youth for reengagement center and isaac hammond paul is the center's strategic planning officer.thank you both for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> isaac, i'll startxd with you, since you're closest to me. tell us.v=uq thec center. >> we opened october 20, 2014. we work with 16 to 24-year-olds who have dropped out of high school, who don't have a high school diplomae1 or g.e.d. we're a t(walk-in center located in the departmentÑi ofq employment services. there are five of us. can get theirñr3w g.e.d. ordiploma. are we pleating those needs for our youth such as unemployment, transportation issues, homelessness, food instability? are we working on those issues child care for example? and what the reengagement center does is look at those particular needs of our students address those, and then talk about educational options for them. >> you address them specifically for exampleriv÷ pñpram provides vouchers for child care.Ñi that's a big issue f let's say, teen mothers? >> absolutely. the majorityÑi of our teen mothersxdÑi k5ásx++u+$qb why they left school to support that

sticking cheese up his nose, then placing it into a sandwich while his co-worker, christie lynn hammondscheers him on. >> and into the sandwich it goes. >> it's our special ingredient. >> then setzer holds slices of meat up to his rear end. >> he just farted on salami that goes on sandwiches. >> later he wipes his bare bottom with a sponge typically used for cleaning dishes. hammonds, seemingly delighted, continues filming and gives a play-by-play of setzer's shocking mistreatment of the food. >> they'll never know there's snot on it. our manager is unaware of what we are doing at the moment. while we're up here clowning around, putting snot in people's food. >> the two are fired immediately after the video goes viral. >> going to miss domino's. they were a very good company. >> hammonds and setzer are charged with felony adulterating food but insist none of the food seen in the video was ever served to customers. >> having 25,000 employees around the country that work for us, all of them are doing it the right way, and, you know, two idiots, you know, get to make it a really hard day fo

. >> we didn't include darrell hammond. he came back as the former president. >> what? it's just getting started and it's going to be good. we know that much. >> it's going to be good. we'll be right back. all buy are transported on container ships. before a truck delivers it to your store, a container ship delivered it to that truck. here in san diego, we're building the first one ever to run on natural gas. ships this big, running this clean, will be much better for the environment. we're proud to be a part of that. it begins from the second the pursuiwe're born.ier. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. >>> roll on your stomach. >> [ bleep ]. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> yeah, what you heard t

that, too, is available on google books if you search james henry hammond. there is a book of his speeches on google books. you cannot get in full text anywhere else except the congressional record. it's in full text in that speech. the response to that, abraham lincoln gives a very powerful speech in 1859. in that he says, no, that is not what america stands for. and he says, you know, -- he doesn't actually articulate this in his speech but he will in other places -- he's a mud fill. he grew up in indiana in a home that literally only had three walls. it was open on the fourth side. that is where they put the fire because they did not have the time to make the fourth wall. he grew up working in fields. he did not get an education. was it true that he was in fact somebody who should be directed by people like james henry hammond who had a very nasty way with his slaves, male and female, as well as his nieces. and who was willing to stand on the floor of congress and say, i did not actually read this bill? i do not know what was in it. but i know i should vo

listen, bill clinton and darryl hammond was an awesome bill clinton.hil hartman was perfect but unfortunately he's no longer with us. i would love four more years of that. just for "saturday night live." for four more years of impressions. >> i think darryl will have to go on one of those vegan diets. because clinton is so thin now. >> they should get darryl hannah to play him. >> that's what i was going to say. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> then i got confused with hannah and hammond. >> want to see something uplifting? a young black man pulled over by a white cop in south carolina and said the officer was just doing his job. >> an officer pulls up behind me throws on his lights. after understanding that he was there for me i pulled off to the side, he gave me a warning and i was about my way. i am an african-american male. this gentleman was caucasian. there were no problems. people need to understand that not all officers are crooked. not all officers are racist bad people. >> now, that video has been seen by more than two million online. will stack, an army

at hammond joins us now. -- ed hammond joins us now. does this mean we will see a huge wave of consolidation? ed: that is the big question being asked. if your exxon, do you react? this was the big trade to do. they ramped up their exposure by doing this. the super majors will be looking at this thinking they need to react. matt: will they react by putting in a higher bid for bg group? will we see more people get into this? ed: it is possible. we have seen companies come in and this is across any sector with what looks like a very full price and then we see people come in over the top. it is possible someone comes in. for now, it looks like a full price. it is hard to see anyone coming in much higher. matt: our companies being crippled by the depressed oil price? ed: there is an element in oil and gas right now -- the depressed oil price is having an effect. it is forcing companies to consider selling. we saw it with petroleum. of a put themselves up for sale. a lot of noise. they actually took themselves off the block and said, we do n

fingers crossed and we will hope to get there during the course of the day. >> reporter: phillip hammondspeaking this morning. he expressed some optimism but also said they wouldn't go for what's the phrase a bad deal. wouldn't make a deal for the sake of having one to leave here. the pressure is on the americans to make sure they have something, pressure on the iranians as well. the deputy iranian foreign minister gave a liveiranian journalist a short time ago listened to by all the iranian journalists and said sanctions and the ability to do research and development still remains sticking points. >> as soon as we have any more news we'll return. >>> when works of the graffiti artist banksy started popping up many palestinians thought it would highlight their suffering. and a man whose door was stolen said he was tricked for just under 200$200. here's our foreign correspondent. >> reporter: their lives in ruins, thousands of family is in gaza lost their homes in last year's blue dahl war with israel. when the british artist banksy made a surprise visit a month ago this rubble inspired h

. >> phillip hammond there. the latest in lausanne. >> reporter: it is a very fluid situation with no clarity what and when the outcome will be. the foreign ministers sounded optimistic in the early hours of the morning, talking about the main points of an agreement being made and main problems being solved but western officials rolled back on that. they're saying there's measurable progress and you saw mr. hammond saying that. it has to be iran to make the move. we're waiting to find out if they will announce anything. the deputy foreign minister of iran has just been speaking in an interview and said if they do get a result it will probably be a joint press statement that talks about progress made and they will continue to draft a solution which sounds a bit less on the overall framework on parameters they had been targeting. he also spoke about one of the key issues a problem, sanctions holding up the sanctions. there had been progress but more needed to be done. what the iranians are asking for is that the e

. >> the great deal darrel hammond hammond. does that sort of thing hurt or help or just sort of solidify that these are cultural figure sths. >> it hurts me because i feel like i've live this had campaign already and we have to do this darn thing again. and another bush.this had campaign already and we have to do this darn thing again. and another bush. i do think bill clinton gets pretty good coverage because he's a popular former president and chelsea is not seen as a partisan figure. >> you talked about hostility from the hillary camp tour. i think it might surprise some folks, ap folks, an off the record meeting from the incoming campaign chairman, maybe a piece offering of sorts? >> he's making pasta apparently. so i hope they brought somebody to test the food. >> and bloomberg ran a story it had to retract saying nancy reagan encoresedly hillary. it will be a crazy season. >> and i think that can form a narrative that the media can follow about her. >> the caricature will always be there and she'll always have to dodge t

(hammond) the leader is expressing an emotional vocaling, and the choir or congregation is responding a sense of, "hey, i'm participating too. "i can't sing in the choir but i can sing and i can participate in this as well." ♪ i am standing in the need of prayer. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. ♪ [irish dance music] (narrator) musical forms often play an important role in dance and theater traditions. in traditional irish dance music, the structure of the fiddle tune functions as a guide for both the dancers and musicians. while there are thousands of these tunes the majority fall into one single form. with irish music nearly all these pieces are composed of two major ideas. you'll have an a idea and a b idea and in actual performance, what usually happens-- the a idea is played twice through, so you would go a-a, and then play the b idea twice b-b. [irish dance music] (man) there's no such thing as an irish tune that only has an a part or there's no such thing as an irish tune that has an a part, three b parts, and one c part. usually if one part's repeated they all are with one or two exceptions

brenda hammonds, please. we haven't got much time left. brenda hammonds. >> with rising tension in russia and the middle east, will you support the need for the trident nuclear deterrent? >> where do you stand on the trident nuclear deterrent? >> so i think we should keep the nuclear deterrent in this unsafe world. but i don't think we need to keep it on the same basis on which it was originally designed to flatten moscow at the press of a button. and this comes down to basically whether the trident nuclear system has four nuclear submarines or three nuclear submarines and whether you need a nuclear submarine absolutely 24 hours a day, 365 days of the whole year going around the world. i personally think we can step down the nuclear ladder while keeping ourselves safe. and that i think is a sensible balanced way to keep ourselves safe but not spend huge amounts of money on a cold war replacement to the nuclear trident system which just doesn't fit the post-cold war world we live there. the kind of threats we face aren't like the cold war.

matt hammond made 34 saves in this one. but voracek, gets his pocket picked. forget about it.e headed to the playoffs. flyers lose 3-1. >> sucks. you see the other team celebrating. they got into the playoffs. after that kind of run they had. good for them but it is a sour feeling. >> you want to finish on a positive note with a win. and didn't happen. overall a tough year. and every time you don't make the playoffs it is kind of, you know if you don't achieve your goals. >> overall in the year we were inconsistent. and i think that the position we were and next season we have to do better. we all know we have to get better and back into the playoffs. >> we need to find a way to win games and be responsible with the puck. but we got to come with a good at the at nude nexttitude next year in camp. >> a lot of the speculation at the future of the craig berube. after this year's disappointing finish gm ron hextall has said he'll evaluate everyone. but berube doesn't seem too worried. >> you guys write all of that. a that's your job. you guys can write what you want. he should eva

. >> the great darrell hammond. in other entertainment use the fault in our stars took home the top prize for movie of the year at the mtv movie awards last night. other winners were bradley cooper and channing tatum who won best comedic performance for 22 jump street. that does it for me on this monday edition of "way too early." let's get what's coming up on motorcycle. hillary clinton huge news this week. >> a lot of politics this morning. the hillary clinton campaign already in full swing as the newly declared presidential candidate takes her message on the road plus we're live in miami where senator marco rubio is set to announce his candidacy today. rnc chair joins us as well as a republican who may challenge hillary clinton. also this morning nbc chuck todd and christen welker live from des moines where clinton is headed right now for her first campaign event. and our first know your value event in philadelphia. that and much more on "morning joe," next. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and no

we know the u.k., phillip hammond escaped out of the building even though there were cameras at the frontf the building for a few hours and no one saw he disappeared. he's back here. the german foreign minister is here. and the french foreign minister returned here. and, of course, john kerry and the iranian foreign minister, mohammad zarif who was making it very clear when i spoke to him earlier on that what he wanted to have from this was a statement. he said, the actual deal, the date as far as iran is concerned is the end of june. >> james back to you, as soon as we know more details. thank you. >>> let's go back to the main news the breaking news at this hour. the hostage situation the siege, standoff that was taking place at the university in northeastern kenya is now over. our correspondent malcolm webb is now at the scene in garissa and joins us on the phone line now. malcolm, what more do you know? >> reporter: good afternoon. there was gunfire coming out of the university compound and that seems to reach a climax, maybe about an hour or so ago there was an hour of fighting. and

they are all missing hammond making funeral arrangements. crimestoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps solve the case. >>> the parents of michael brown will file a civil lawsuit against the city of ferguson missouri. he claims that brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, do not have to be shot and killed by darren wilson. wilson has never been charged in the case. brown's parents say they have never accepted his story that the shooting was in self-defense. there is no much work on how much compensation and are asking for. >>> a u.s. marshals under fire for smashing a woman's cell phone last weekend. beatrice paez was using a cell phone to record marshals arresting a group of people but a deputy marshals that she was interfering and through her phone to the ground. the incident was caught by a neighbor who was also filming the arrest. >> i felt assaulted. he was huge. h e had a vest on and i have my phone and i am recording his face. >> she plans to file a lawsuit. the marshals service is currently reviewing the

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we asked richard hammond to put together a short film.hard: on saturday night, our red carpet coverage featured a diverse cast of characters. >> this is the fab four. >> the one, the only martha stewart at the end of the table. richard: it made for crazy moments. >> sing it. >> i can't remember the words. >> obviously in a cage match, superman whipes his own ass with batman. richard: what you didn't see is how crazy it was to cover this event and how much this transforms for washington d.c.'s is not. the 35,000 square-foot international ballroom isn't ready yet. just down the hall from the dinner at the side of bloomberg's cocktail party, the set pieces are arriving a day in advance. bloomberg tv spends the day building a set for saturday's live broadcast. as c-span tests their mics and camera positions, you can start to envision president obama's seventh trip to the podium. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. richard: even empty, this is an intimidating room to stand in front of. just imagine when 3000 people get

in the second down by one how about senators rookie goalie andrew hammond, aka the hammer.robs michael rafl. jay voracek can't believe it o was put is it away by taking ate way. voracek stoned scoring again. flyers lose three-one. they missed the playoffs for just the third time in last 20 years. it could cost craig beruby his job. gm ron hextall will make up his mind in the come week. >> you guys can write what you want. he should evaluate everything. he is the general manager. he is in charge. he should evaluate everything. >> does it creep in your mind that today might have been your last game. >> no, i don't know. >> sixers without nerlens noel tonight in chicago. gm sam hinkie on hand. sixers running with the bulls up as many as nine thanks to robert covington in the second. we will pick it up, down by five under five to go, jason richard on for three. sixers are within two. but derek rose takes over and scores their next three baskets. sixers lose 114-107, how about this, over last three months, they only have one road win. we will be right back. there's nothing more

they could have done that in the '90s, i'd be in jail. [ laughter ] >> oh that, of course darrell hammonde, as bill clinton. >> i'm sorry, i can't say enough about that. we have a look of the cover of mariah's new album "to infinity." >> looking stunningly thin. some suggests it's photoshop. >> this is four weeks ago, about bursting out of that dress. >> that was her penks in los angeles for the human rights campaign gala. >>> it's been a while since we've seen the griswalds. >> it's been 32 years of silence. now we have a first look at the family photo of the next generation of the family. chevy chase is in theicsth installment of the franchise as grownup rusty played by ed helms helms, married to christina applegate, following in his father's footsteps taking his family back to the theme park. >> that trip to wally world back in 19 83 with the kids played by dana barren and anthony michael hall. michael hall. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money damage your credit and wreak h

john kerry is here, phillip hammond is here, the german foreign minister is here, but the russian chinese and french have left, perhaps giving you some indication of the level the delicate level of balance of these talks. interestingly in the last hour, the iranian deputy foreign minister here and very much involved in these negotiations has been talking to the iranian press. he he has indicated that by the end of today the intention is to issue some kind of press statement. he has also indicated that there are on going issues over sanctions and how quickly they should be lifted. we know that is a key issue for the iranians. he is also credited as saying iran is insisting still on the ability to develop advanced centrifuges after this 10 year freeze and that also chimes with what we've been hearing has been one of the key issues of argument in these talks. on balance it seems that by the end of the day the parties here want to present a framework of understanding, some kind of statement that suggests we're doing well, but we're not there yet. >> ok, simon we'll leave it there for now, tha

british foreign secretary philip hammond says delegates still need to tackle key issues. u.s. and other leaders are trying to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. all sides have been aiming to reach a final agreement by the end of june. now gene otani from our business desk is here to tell us about what japan's business sentiment is like at the moment. gene? >> james, thank you very much. cheaper oil prices have failed to lift the spirits of managers and japan's major manufacturers. the closely watched tankan survey on business sentiment was flat for that sector for the quarter ending in february. people at the bank of japan asked managers at thousands of companies how they're feeling about the economy every three months. they publish their results in an index that shows the percentage of respondents who say business conditions are good against those who feel conditions are poor. the data suggests sentiment at major manufacturers was unchanged from the previous survey released in december at plus 12. meanwhile the mood among managers at major nonmanufacturers improved

darrell hammond and the speech writers say at then end of the day, you have to be yourself on the stageou have to make sure you have your act together in front of the president. have fun tonight. let's go to the orange room now. she is there today with our plaza fan of the day. >> we have rocky and jennifer. we're out of time almost but i need you to see this. she came with flip-flops. she put flovgloves on her feet. >> still to come on "today," finding your inner child at a place where adults are expected to act like kids. but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >> back now on a saturday morning. it's interesting, a new approach to preschool, encouraging adults to act like kids again. >> so what's the deal with this? adults being kids. >> it's a great concept, really. it makes you think outside the box a little bit. it is called adult preschool for colors and creativity. the school's main purpose is bring out your inner child. >> if you ever wondered what it would feel like to be three again, well, here's your chance. it's called preschool master mind. and michelle opeda said she founded i

been moved and seconded that we approve the members listed marcy adelman, walter devaughn, betty hammond, louise hines and anne kirueshkin, alex mcdonald and anna maria perini and leon schmidt. you heard the names. all in favor? >> aye. >> opposes? ayes have it so the motion is carried. thank you. next. >> okay, the next one is the nomination and approval of commission officers, president edna james and vice president commissioner seriina. >> i move that we accept the nomination. >> second. >> okay. it's been moved and seconded that we accept the nominations of james and seriina -- gustavo seriina for president and vice president. all in favor? >> aye. >> aye's have it so the motion is carried. thank you. [applause] any old business? any new business? hearing none now we have the community living fund six month report. >> and i believe you have the report in your packet. i am just going to highlight a few things in the report. if you look -- so just to set the stage the community living fund is a fund that was established seven years ago via initially a report that came from the control

how about the the senators rookie goalie andrew hammond, aka the hamburger, wraps michael rafl. voracek just can't believe it. voracek just flat out robbed right there. mark stone scoring again. the flyers lose three-one. they are going home. ottawa is going to the playoffs. you have to wonder if coach craig beruby is walking off for the last time, the the chief, where did it all go wrong. >> the road record. four or 500 or better on the road we're in the playoffs. we're a real good team. but, we we, we definitely didn't get the job done on the road. >> cole hamels looks to put an ugly opener behind him tonight when phillies ace takes the mound with the nationals. hamels tied his career high giving up four home runs in his first start. after sitting out last night ryan her returns to the line autopsy begins doug fister hopefully howard and chase utley getting. utley is off to the worst start of his career hitting 0.71. he a has a team high five strike outs. jimmy rollins replacement freddie galvis has best batting average on the team. after coming up clutch last night galvis has

senators 27-year-old rookie goaltender matt hammond call the hamburg laugher of lar.et beat by matt read. we're tied. two-one ottawa in the fourth. vorachek coughs up the ball or the puck and in his own zone. stone beats mason through the wickets. three-one is your final. yesterday general manager ron hextall said he would be evaluating every aspect of this team including the head coach. here's craig berube what he had to say about the speculation about his job. >> you guys write all of that. i mean -- and that's your job. i'm not -- you guys can write what you want. he should evaluate everything. he's the general manager and he's in charge. he should evaluate everything. >>> sixers on the road in chicago to the fourth quarter jason richardson from trayville sixers took 41, threes they made 13 of them 101-103 at the moment. here comes derek rose gets the lay in with the left. stretches the lead to 107-103. rose finished with 22. sixers fall 114-107. last two games of the season are home against the bucks and the heat. >>> philadelphia union hosting new york city fc jo

. >> reporter: katherine hammond says they've become a big issue. >> these things need to be regulated but people aren't sure how to regulate them. the fda is having a big issue. >> reporter: there's concerns that e cigarettes are touted as a way out of smoking but could be a way in. the problem is shortage of research and an abundant of product, more than 450 at last count. >> it is clear there's some toxic materials being used in these cigarettes and toxic emissions. a full degree of that is not known because the products are changing constantly, they're very different. >> reporter: recently public service announcements have started running. the most california is one of the few states that prohibits e cigarette sales to minors. state senator mark leno wants the regulations to go further. >> they can only be used where tobacco products can be used legally. >> reporter: and senator leno hopes that the bill will be on his desk soon. >>> these are live pictures of where a stabbing happened. the shilo bar. it used to be called guidos. police got a call about the stabbing at 8:50 tonight.

watching darryl hammond come back as clinton is classic. you portray when you do a character on these things. whoever does marco rubio should not speak a word of english [ speaking in spanish ] >> all the time. you got to pick one thing about these characters because there's nothing. neil: he has a great humor as well. having interviewed him talking how his mother was a maid, and he just said i wasn't going to be mopping floors and all that, but maybe it takes time to come together. >> it does who else? mitt romney never got into the sense of humor. neil: if he had done more of the moments on the netflix special and messed his hair up more, maybe he could have done it. >> you have a close personal relationship with all these people. neil: i have a close personal relationship with you, and trying to find out why people call you a comic. you are absolutely right on all of the above. with the reagans because you famously parodied them, how is nancy to you? >> she ran the show. neil: did she introduce you to the secret service? >> did i show yo

>> as we found out on "saturday night live" he referred to himself as first dude darrell hammond playingim on "saturday night live." great question because in 2008 he was both asset and a liability. asset in that fantastic communicator but sometimes when he was pushing for his wife people often find it's hard to really be an advocate for your spouse because you take things more personally than you would if you're an operative who isn't invested personally having your spouse succeed. one thing that's very different from 2008 to now she's her own political entity more so than in 2008. 2008 united states senator, but this time around secretary of state, things in which she could say i didn't get this job because of who i was married to. i got the job on my own and the campaign that i ran in 2008. she, i think, has a way separate herself from her husband more than she did four years ago, eight years ago. boy, it's going to be interesting. every piece of attention paid to bill clinton, chellysea clinton, welcome to 2016 campaign. >> thanks mark. >> busy day ahead. >>> this weekend, ballet his

. >> i love darryl hammond. that is so funny.kes on both parties will make the nation stronger and it will be 1700 times more entertaining if shows like "snl" act as equal opportunity destroyer. if they do act independently, we all win. >>> topic number 2, some people think politicians are all trok luddites as he picked up a stick and knocked down an annoying drone out of sky. watch. i don't like you, father earth. james clapper. if only there were primate version of the filibuster, and for the record, there is a ted cruz chimp in the wings who's going to try and copy that stunt next week. stand with rand? limp with a chimp. i like it. i have been to that zoo, it is the most incredible zoo on earth. they have hammerhead sharks and entire african belt and aviary with birds that fly around in a plexiglas ceiling. if you're going to amsterdam, go to the berger zoo. >>> topic number 3. not uncommon for both parties to accuse the other side of adultery. a disgruntled husband accused his wife of an act so outlandish, it can only be des

in jurassic world, john hammond's dream of a a dinosaur theme park, like a a real dinosaur park, is realized world." there are 20,000 visitors a a day, and all kinds of amazing sights and wonderful things on this island. so i work on the island. i don't work in the park. i work kind of on the outskirts in this raptor facility doing pretty awesome cutting edge science and stuff with these raptors that you're really going to like. i can't get too much into it because i don't want to spoil it. but it's super dope. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we'll see what happens. >> no, yeah. no one dies. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> it's actually like a super slow-paced movie. it's really going to surprise you. no one gets hurt. >> jimmy: yeah, sure, right, yeah. we have a clip. here's chris pratt running for his life in "jurassic world." take a look. [ dinosaur roaring ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ roaring ] >> close the door. >> we can't lock him in there. >> come on, close it now. >> henry, talk to me! what is happening? [ dinosaur roaring ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] "jurassic world"! i cannot wait to

still the hammond police department said it will purchase body cameras. >> my gosh. >> reporter: this cell phone video led to a 1.5 million dollar settlement beaten on the highway been a california patrol officer. he resigned. this video made all the difference. >> thank you for the footage for the video. >> reporter: she survived. eric garner did not. the video shows the unarmed man being placed in choke hold by new york police officer. the grand jury decided not to indict the officer in the death. in so many cases of police abuse of power, videos like this are proving to be key pieces of evidence. it's kind of a gray area when police can seize your phone. there are some exceptional circumstances like traffic violations like texting while driving but generally if you witnessed an event and recorded it's your choice whether or not to hand it over to police. police can file for a search warrant to venal gather evidence from your phone. >> we're joined now by a retired nypd detective and cnn political commentator. these cell phone cameras, i got one in my pocket now, everybody is a came

darrell hammond does him best.n's nuclear program flourished under the bush-cheney era. >> and how about the national debt? it tripled. >> everything went wrong. >> the guy won't stop. >> nobody is staying he did it on purpose, right? they failed, but they -- i don't know -- >> compared him in the past rather nicely to the troll that lives under the bridge and waits to the kids who crosses the bridge. obama is the little kid crossing the bridge. >>> up next, president obama set to meet cuban president raul castro and we have new polls that shows cubans are ready for change, and guess what? they want to leave cuba. this is "hardball," the place for politics. regenerist luminous collection. penetrates 10 surface cell layers deep and fades the look of dark spots. for pearlescent, luminous skin. from the world's #1 olay your best beautiful >>> up next, president obama is set to meet cuban president, raul castro, and we have new polling that suggests that cubans are hungry for change. and guess what, they want to leave

on a number of occasions, at least a dozen occasions, my mom would call the hammond police department he was violent? >> oh, yeah. mom would have maybe a black eye, bloody nose, bloody lip. >> he told us his mother wasn't the only target of his father's violence. he was, too. but it wasn't his idea to kill him. >> i was doing some algebra homework, sitting in my room. my sister walked in, made a comment about dad was really screwing her life up, and we had to do something and all this. and i didn't really think she was serious or anything like this, you know. >> his sister, who was nine years older, and her husband, presented a plan. the murder would take place after his father went to bed. >> it was decided, well, okay, we'll go ahead, we'll get some ether, we'll knock him out, we'll inject air into his veins to simulate a heart attack. >> paul is telling us about the murder of his father. it was a little bizarre. it was reminiscent of a coen brothers film. >> i was supposed to signal out the corner window, and that was, you know, facing this parking lot at the end of the block. they

and i particularly thank foreign minister of france, foreign secretary hammond from the united kingdom, foreign minister lavrov from russia and foreign minister steinmeyer from germany and foreign minister yi from china. every one of them showed an extraordinary commitment to this effort, and they have all contributed to this outcome. and it has been a real partnership with every country weighing in, every country concerned, every country making suggestions. and i believe that their presence here tonight, their affirmation of this opportunity to try to finalize a deal over the next three months is a critical component of the credibility that should be given to this effort. i also want to thank the e. u. for its pa sillation of these talks -- facilitation of these talkings. that begins with dame kathy ashton who spent many, many hours over several years helping to divide these talks. she's worked all the way through last december, and her efforts were essential in getting the formal negotiations structured. her successor, federica molgrini, has done an excellent job of filling right in

darrell hammond returned to his role as bill clinton. >> some of the best snl stuff happens around electionson. >>> if you don't like the idea of a drone spying on you, you are not alone. caught on video a clinch at a zoo in the netherlands grabs a tree branch and brings that unmanned aircraft down. >> look at this. >> drones done. with the go pro camera attached to it it was just fine which is why we can bring this video to you. >>> it's one of the worst feelings when we bring you the news, a teleprompter suddenly stops working. >> it happens. it can be uncomfortable, so an anchor in biloxi, mississippi, wrote this song. >> oh, no, the prompter stopped. ♪ ♪ i have no clues to say. the words are coming out of my face. this is really awkward ♪ ♪ maybe go to weather ♪ ♪ please don't stop the prompter ♪ ♪ >> okay. see, now this makes it look like what we do is easy stuff and that we totally rely on the prompter which we do not. the prompter is a guide, but to bring stories to life, jan. >> you live and die by the prompter. >> you want it there, but it is a guide. that's why we have paper and o

. >> all right, thanks for sharing your insight laura hammond.s more still to come on al jazeera including an al jazeera exclusive where somalia meetingshameet al-shabab and the train breaks the world speed record and in sport the golden state warriors take steps next and we will tell you why in the next news hour. ♪ the kenya government offering a ten-day amnesty for al-shabab fighters to hand themselves in and the group carried out attacks in kenya is thought to be recruiting heavily and we have this exclusive report from the somali town on efforts to stop al-shabab. >> reporter: on patrol on the border between kenya and somalia, this is the malitia of somalia part of an international effort to build somalia from the grass roots up. they are on the look out for routes by smugglers and armed groups to cross back and forth between kenya and somalia undetected. >> translator: the border is long and it's 700 kilometers long, we cannot patrol it on foot, we lack vehicles and try our best to cover all the smuggling routes. >> reporter: malitia men ar

darrell hammond does him best. nuclear program flourished under the bush-cheney era. >> and how about the national debt? it tripled. >> everything went wrong. >> the guy won't stop. >> nobody is staying he did it on purpose, right? they failed but they -- i don't know -- >> compared him in the past rather nicely to the troll that lives under the bridge and waits to the kids who crosses the bridge. obama is the little kid crossing the bridge. >>> up next president obama set to meet cuban president raul castro and we have new polls that shows cubans are ready for change, and guess what? they want to leave cuba. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ where do you get this kind of confidence? at your ford dealer... that's where! our expert trained technicians... state of the art technology and warranty parts keep your vehicle running right. it's no wonder we sold more than 3.5 million tires last year and durning the big tire event get a $120 mail in rebate on 4 select tires. ♪ >>> we have breaking news. authorit

ten days after that there was another mega bus crash in hammond, indiana not far from chicago. there. >>> if you thought air travel was getting worse in you research says you might be right. according to a new airline survey, more flights being delayed and arriving later than ever. the rate of lost, stolen or delayed bags is going up 30%. consumer complaints in general jumping a whopping 22%. so the one airline consistently rating well -- alaskan airlines. kind of a surprise. charles payne is the host of making money with charles payne on the fox business network. he's here to dissect this story and more. i went to alaska last summer. i should have flown alaskan airlines. right? >> absolutely. i've had my subscribers talking about this stock for about a year now. very well run company. so is virgin air, to a large extent. southwest may be losing some of its cache. but it's gotten to the point now where these airlines, it is all about the bottom line, period. your experience, they don't care. it doesn't matter. some points all the consolidation, they keep merging with each other

. >> "saturday night live" darrell hammond. >> it is an honor and privilege to perform for the presidents. that said. >> a lot of movers and shakers in the world. e hardest room i ever played. the most important part of flag playing that roo sub do laugh. >> the press and i have different jobs tdo. my job is to be president. your job is to keep me humble. frankly, i think i'm doing my job better. >> john favreau is the speech writer. >> everything the daily show to saturday night live. >> they get to tryout their material on the president. >> it is a fun meeting with the president. >> no matter who is telling them the best jokes often convey what everyone is thinking. >> i believe the government that governs best is the government that governs least. by these standards, we have set up a fabulous government in iraq. >> mr. president, look at your hair. if your hair gets any whiter the tea party is going to endorse it. >> and the president has to show he can laugh at himself. >> for the first time i am releasing my official birth video. ♪ >> at the end of the day, if we are deciding betwee

. >>> new to playoff hockey on sat the day game two red wings/lightening second period victor hammondd to make a statement, to tie the series at one and they did. it was a five-one final. wings head coach mike bob cox contract is expiring at the end of the season and could be a potential target for flyers if he leaves detroit. >>> lets head indoors gladiators visiting the soul. stan, he find shawn and 63-48 is your final. soul still undefeated, in the american east division and four-o overall. >>> to the pitch and milestone, barcelona visiting valencia, 94th minute, lionel messy became barcelona's all time leading goal scorer last year. it takes two cracks but he gets the last touch of the game. two to nothing bars loan at final. i'm james palmer have a great the day. >>> and that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. the here's what we have for you coming up at 7:00. for years cardiologist encouraged some patient toss take an aspirin a day to prevent a aspirin or a stroke. the aspirins may be doing more harm than good. plus, high tech travel consumer reporter jim donovan shows