good job andrew, bad job hannah.zy masturbation freak. even though we all masturbate and i can tell you did, probably just this morning. [ laughter ] >> hannah, i think you're overreacting. >> well, i'm a little on edge because i didn't eat breakfast because i assumed there would be free bagels here. aren't you predominantly jewish male comedy writers just suppose to be just stuffing your gross faces with free bagels constantly? >> i'm not jewish. >> i not jewish or male. >> i'm jewish and male, and i would like free bagels. [ laughter ] >> thank you. you and i will probabl >> okay, you know what, let's just move on. >> you've cracked my code. >> let's move on. >> back to me then, cool. here's an idea, "emotionally disturbed or just hungry." seth has a pregnancy scare, seth does molly, seth sees if he's a little bi. jared ledo or jay leno? seth takes birth control. seth lets a woman or person of color host the late night talk show for the first time ever. cause it's never happened and it's [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ]

he feels an upbeat positive attitude got him and hannah through the worst of it. she is now a thriving 4-year-old. and chris, is on a mission to tell her and his story through a film. touched by hannah, it's called. inspirational is what it's meant to be. chris working fast. not only because he's passionate. because while hannah is fine he is not. signs point to a return of his cancer. >> we're rolling. i got a great shot right here. >> rather than get down he is get to work. hoping to make the most of his story and the time he has left. >> and every second iep i'm here, i'm passionate and i will make a difference even if it is only a another five years or ten years. >> from the power of positive thinking to the power of kindness. three years ago, rama was an 8th grade student at one of the south bay's prestigious private schools. she smart, but very shy. her parents decided she needed a change. well it worked in part thanks to a sixthngle act of kindless. >>> a change of scenery doesn't always translate into the change for better. at least not right away. it didn

like many of her contemporaries, hannah, to put it politely, borrows a friend's password to watch hbohows like "game of thrones" and "last week tonight." another $8 buys her hulu plus- which lets her see shows from traditional broadcast channels although not when they're originally broadcast. >> "modern family" is an abc show. i get that on hulu plus so i watch that on my ipad. i'm not watching it with the rest of america, but i am still able to watch it easily on my devices. >> reporter: hannah isn't alone in using netflix, hulu plus or amazon. a recent neilson report found that over 40% of american homes subscribe to at least one of these services. for those unlike hannah yi, who do have a tv set, $50 buys them a roku, a simple piece of hardware that brings those online offerings right onto their hi-def televisions. and there's evidence that this new technology is having a serious impact. according to nielsen, viewership of traditional tv dropped 4% last year. meanwhile, time spent viewing streaming video is up 40% a dramatic increase in online viewing. in response, something like a

my thanks to hannah davis.on our show as a a guest monday night and we'll talk about that. did you do anything fun last night? >> steve: oh, i did. so much fun. oh, my gosh. it was like nuts. >> jimmy: well, you sound like you're lying. >> steve: why would i lie about that? >> jimmy: last night, i had one of the best nights of my life i would say. it was so exciting and fun. i went to my friend's house for dinner, an old friend. tom rowan and marla. we were over at the house and i'm sitting there. this is real. true story. i go to the house. tim conway is there, bob newhart, and don rickles. >> steve: oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so i had dinner with these guys. legends. i mean, masters at comedy. i was crying. i'm sore today. i was crying and laughing. don rickles insulted me probably 30 times. [ laughter ] he's the funniest guy. he was on fire last night. he goes, "yeah, i'd love to do your show except i don't play ping-pong." [ laughter ] he was great. bob newhart, just so dry and funny and jus

. >> reporter: the parents of hannah graham had their first look at jesse matthew today. he was in court for a pre-trial hearing. peggy fox says theparence locked cri-- the parents locked eyes with the accused killer. >> the first time the parents of hannah graham saw the man accused of murdering their daughter. they were taken to the courtroom away from cameras but inside they did not shy away from looking straight into the eyes of jesse matthew. wearing a gray and white jail suit, shackles and handcuffs jesse matthew was brought into the courthouse for a hearing on the abduction and murder of hannah graham and he is accused in an abduction and murder of morgan harrington. . >> to be here today. >> reporter: she sat next to the grahams. getting their first look at jesse matthew. >> first time that you looked him in the eye? what was that like? >> strange feeling. but we know a lot of people that have not had this resolution. who family members and loved ones are still missing. although it is an odd place to be at we are grateful we have this opportunity. >> hannah graham

mike hannah, al jazeera. >>> extended the u.n. mission and decided to keep an arms embargo in place. katherineare kristin saloomey has more. >> it was in the words of the u.k. ambassador to the oven a sign of collective support for libya's fight against terrorism. specifically against i.s.i.l. and any affiliated groups. ansar al sherea. search ships on the high seas for contraband illegally entering the country. they didn't get that but they did get a statement that they would consider exemptions to the embargo to fight these groups and that they will be handled expeditiously. said it would give hope to the libyan people in this show of support for the government which has been so embattled fighting armed groups for legitimacy. >> an al qaeda linked group began an assault on the city of idlib. if taken it would only be the second syrian city in rebel hands. this video came to al jazeera from activists and cannot be independently verified. >> doctors gave pilot andreas lubitz a excuse to be absent from work. >> germany's head of st

here is part of hannah's story. >> my name is hannah.nk my life is pretty ordinary. i think finding your identity is a universal thing and i think introducing yourself again and again to people is a universal thing. i used to put on like full faces of makeup. this is the most makeup i almost ever do. the laser hair removal helps a lot and the hormones obviously, coming into yourself and looking more typical for a female. the way i explain this to people. sometimes i give them a pen and say would you write your name but with the other hand than you usually do. they look at me and say that's kind of difficult. i said well how long did it take you to realize that wasn't working for you. and they'll say not that long at all. i'll say how do you know it's the wrong thing. and they'll say i just know. and i'll say exactly. that's the best way that i can explain this part of my identity. it's been an intrinsic to me as any other part of myself. it's not a fettish, it's not a phase, it's simply what is. you don't actually think about when you're

we have jack hannah, host of the jack hannah's animal county down and into the wild.first reaction when you heard they were going to phase the elephants out? >> it was for me, i saw elephants first time, i was raised on a farm in tennessee, that is how old i am, 1955 i saw elephants at ringling. i couldn't believe what i saw. it touched heart beat. whether you like it or not, it touched my heart, touched my mind. pursued myself, jack hanna pursued career i'm in since 1964, or 5. so, you see where my heart is. ring link had ever choice. most people love the circus by the way. some people don't. that is their choice. ringling, i can tell you this, i admire what they did taking these elephants, i've been there at research center twice, i filmed itself. history will show the see logical world, ringling with the research they do on asian elephants will cause this animal not to go into extinction. the feld family spent millions and millions of dollars on animal research is not open to the public. when they see it, it face nominal. i praise them for doing with the elephant i

the man charged with killing university of virginia student hannah graham was in court today. jamie f tells us -- fox tells tus marked the first -- tells us it marked a first for the parents. >> reporter: it was the first time they saw jesse matthew in person. during his previous hearing he appeared through a video link. jesse matthew was brought in for a pretrial hearing on charges he abducted and murder hannah graham and charged with the abduction and murder of virginia tech student. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> strange feeling. >> reporter: her mother and father had a hard time taking their hard time off the defendant. >> i didn't want to stair at him but again my role now is to witness. >> reporter: jesse matthew's family were there. none of them wanted to talk. >> it you leave her alone, please. please leave her alone. >> the judge granted jesse matthew's request for a dna exer and for a continuous -- expert and for a continuous. next court day is may 5, at that time we are expecting to have a trial date. peggy fox, wusa 9 news. >> jesse matthew is charged with

. >>> the parents of university of virginia student hannah graham got a look that man accused of killing their daughter. >> reporter: they saw jesse matthew in person. the parents stared right at the man accused of abducting and murdering their daughters. >> strange feelings. >> reporter: she locked eyes with jesse matthew for the first time after he was brought in for a pretrial hearing on the charges he abducted and murdered university of virginia student hannah graham and charged with another murder. >> i just felt -- to be here today, to be a spectator and see the beginning of this process starting. >> they had a difficult time taking their eyes off the defendant. jesse matthew's family was there. none of them wanted to talk. >> can you leave her alone please? leave her alone. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> he is holding up. >> reporter: jesse matthew's attorneys got what they asked for. >> motion for a dna expert. the expert to be identified at a later time and granted a motion for continuous. >> reporter: trial date will be set may 5. peggy fox, wusa 9 news. >> jesse matthe

mike han hannah reports. >> rebel houthi forces have seized the capital sanaa and advancing on the port city aden. arab coalition is carrying out the campaign, describing the actions of the houthis as a threat to the security. yemen's leader, abd rabbu mansour hadi sought refuge in re yad. in riyadh. rapid intervention in the region the secretary-general of the arab league has been tasked with the next month. two rival governments allied to armed factions are competing for power. and linked to this in the minds of arab leaders is the rise of the self-declared islamic state of iraq and the levant. or i.s.i.l. which is continuing to carry out armed campaigns in iraq and syria while threatening destabilization in a number of other states. most importantly though for arab leadership is to continue healing the divisions that emerged in the organization in recent years and restore unite ifunityif the common enemy i.s.i.l. is to be acquaint contained. >> syria's government has been in control of most of idlib city if taken it would be only the second syrian city in rebel hands. cannot be indep

i missed almost an entire school year for hannah. i didn't know what to expect.idn't know whether she'd jump up and down, whether she'd sit there in shock or the reaction that she had. >> their video ends up on youtube and becomes a sensation. millions of people continue to revel in their reunion. something that amazes them to this day. >> sometimes i think about it, i'm like, oh, gosh, the world saw me cry. but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attention it got -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewe

mike hannah thank you very much indeed.'s join our correspondent outside of a polling station in nazareth. tell us about the joint list that was mentioned think mike hannah there, and why they are significant in this election? >> reporter: well lauren the joint list is actually a break through. it is made up of four mainly arab political parties that have joined forces to run under one ticket. but the reason i'm telling you it is a break through is because these four political parties couldn't be more different than each other. they are different in their eye dee lolg, some of them call themselves us uses some are communists, and some are nationalists. and you have a jewish arab group in there as well. and they could become the third largest political party. this is unprecedented in israel's history. it is very significant, because the palestinian israeli population which is a minority does not exceed 20% of israel's population is now poised to be the third largest party in the parliament. so there is a sense of hopefulness

mike hannah reports now from tel aviv. >> reporter: it was a night in which all could claim victory.t polls had the zionist union with 27 seats. the third gave them a one seat edge. a powerful display too by the newly-formed joint list of israeli-palestinian parties. exit polls giving the movement their seen seats as potentially the third most powerful force in the parliament. but the reality is, the exit polls indicate it will be easier for benjamin netanyahu to form a right wing coalition than for the sigh inningist union's isaac herzog for form a centralist one. number crunching shows they could poe fen shaly form a coalition with a settle of movements and the ultra orthodox religious parties, that would give them 64 seats. three more than the 61 needed to get a majority. potentially it could also call on the mayor which has 12 projected seats creating a powerful government with more than 70 seats in parliament. >> translator: the citizens of israel expect us to quickly form a responsible leadership which will work for them. and so we shall do. >> reporter: the only chance the zio

just last week a judge allowing the defense to postpone the murder trial for jesse matthew in the hannah graham case. no date has been set for that trial just yet. jesse matthew remains in jail here in fairfax county awaiting trial here set to begin on june 8th. we'll take a closer look on these documents and have more updates for you coming up tonight on abc 7 news. live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> all right, jeff. thank you. well, the man accused of shooting at drivers in maryland will be staying behind bars. hong young is charged with five shootings including one at the national security agency and another near arundel mills mall. brad bell has more on today's hearing. brad? >> this was the center of activity in this string of shootings. the first shooting was right here on this roadway and now maryland live casino that's over there has been found to be riddled with bullet holes and mr. young was arrested at the cost costco just over that way. tonight, he remains behind bars in large part because of what was found if his home. when police entered the home where he lives

later this morning, the man charged with be abducting and killing a university of virginia student hannah graham is due in court for a hearing on pretrial motions. jesse matthew's defense team will reportedly ask for a continuance. they also want the state to provide a dna expert. the murder trial is slated to start june 29. matthew is also facing sexual assault and attempted murder charges in fairfax county. that trial is set for early june. >>> new this morning, future fairfax county board supervisors will earn more money. the board voted in favor of a pay raise.the next board will make $90,000 a year up from $75,000. the chairman will make about $95,000. it seems support for the raise was luke warm. a board member says residents shouldn't have to fund board salary increases. this comes as supervisors are considering increasing taxes by 16% over the next three years. >>> right now it will cost you a little more if you take the dulles greenway. you'll have to pay an extra ten cents. that's $5.20 during peak hours off peak it's $4.30. the change was approved last year. >>> new video this

matthew has been charged with first-degree murder in the disappearance and death of uva sophomore hannah graham. matthew has not been charged in the disappearance of morgan harrington. and they will hand out flyers in the search for religious road at several locations. -- in the search for release your rod -- relisha rudd at several locations. she was last seen alive a year ago. the body of kahlil tatum, the man she was last seen with, was found about two weeks after she went missing. the timing of the last winter storm left some parts of d.c. without trash service for two weeks. trash truck stayed on the streets through the weekend. >> the situation was unbearable, so the mayor said we have to do something about it. that's why we are doing it. kimberly: because of public health concerns, trash and recycling are being processed together. they hope to have everything back to normal by tomorrow morning. the rough winter and the trash problem has the district pushing back the start of the street sweeping program. look for the street sweeper's to start making rounds the week of march 9. a ru

david: jack hannah. liz: on the elephant issue with ringling brothers.ter the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get right to today's market action. we have bill bell of atlantic capital management. telling us part of the world,

. ♪ >> three years ago hannah lost her friend if that was not bad enough the grandmother as well as threessed away. just a few months ago she went to the cemetery to visit her friend. upon her arrival she notice that all five of the family members did not have headstones. three years later they still only have ten. it it turns out the family could not afford anything otherwise. >> i did like the idea. i came home and talked to my mom about it. started planning out how i was going to start raising money. >> just left the cemetery. really upset. i just told her, an opportunity to make a difference. >> that is exactly what she did. started production. and then we put them in the mold. but more of this. >> passed out. word got out about the goal to reach $5,000. with the help of community donations she met her goal sooner than anticipated. >> how long did it take you? >> two months. >> how long were you expecting? >> five months. >> five months or more. >> the headstones were placed. we went to the cemetery. i spoke with the prosecutor's office. bill: whenever solve that. it was not just an a

he is also a suspect in the killing of uva student hannah graham. a u.s. senator facing possible corruption charges. insisting he did nothing wrong. the justice department is investigating senator bob menendez. a source says he could face criminal corruption charges within the next few weeks. the new jersey democrat denied wrongdoing. >> let me be clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> when asked about the case, eric holder refused comment. former maryland governmentor martin o'malley visited new hampshire. >> i am considering a run for president in 2016. >> he is the first democratic and today to visit. when asked about hillary clinton and the questions about her e-mail accounts, he declined to attack saying she is capable of defending herself and her record. he says the official decision will come in early spring. two people hospitalized after a crash on the george washington parkway. one of the cars hit a tree. no word on the circumstances that the condition of the victim is unknown. cia director john bren

and it strikes hannah reynolds. the coleman's had left. hannah was there with her husband. and the shell, you can see the path of the shell through the beams here, strikes her in the arm. makes a nasty wound. the federal surgeons tend to her, but they are not able to save her life. she dies two days later. she is kind of art anyway at appomattax. -- our jenny wade at appomattox. going to go through stuff fast here. about five minutes left to cover a bit. the 24th court advances. and here is an illustration of the confederate defenders, what is called fighting against fate. illustrating the fighting at appomattox. the 24th core pushes the confederate infantry back. and now on the scene is the fifth core coming up from the south. you have the 24th, 25th from the west, the fifth core from the south. custer and devon moved down this road toward the confederate left flank. things are not going well for the confederate troops at this point. general john gordon sending a message to general lee saying, tell general lee that my command has been taught to a brazeau. how bad are thing

the man charged in the murder and abduction of hannah graham is expected in court. jesse matthew faces charges in the case. >>> some breaking news in just the last few minutes, jesse jackson jr. was released from a federal prison. he will transition to a halfway house here in washington. jackson was busted for misspends campaign money. >>> uva student martese johnson expected to plead not guilty following an arrest that left him with ten stitches. the 20-year-old faces two misdemeanors. >>> and today you'll find out the official names of the two new bear cubs at the national zoo. they will make their first photo appearance. the cubs were born in november and they're the third litter to be born at the zoo since 2010. >>> if you live east of i-95 today, you'll probably need an umbrella. much milder. we'll be in the mid-70s by midafternoon. >> thanks so much for joining us today. we hope that you enjoy those beautiful temperatures outside. take the umbrella with you. >> make it a great thirst, everybody. (brad) my friends, i give you... ...the apartminternet. the new a

. >>> joining me now from new orleans is hannah raply. what was he like in court? >> most of the time he just sort of had a blank expression on his face. he was held apart in a separate holding room that was protected by glass. he would stare off into face and blink, occasionally look around at the small courtroom, which was packed with media. but at one point as he was waiting to face the judge, he suddenly broke out into a grin a very quick grin full teeth. he looked very frail. at one point he defense attorney said that he had recently undergone neurosurgery and was denied his pain medication in jail. he seemed frail, shackled in a plat and orange jumpsuit. >> is he going to be extradited to los angeles? we know there was some back-and-forth, maybe new orleans wanted to charge him with something at some point. what is the latest on that? >> reporter: right. we are -- law enforcement sources have told nbc news that it's very unlikely durst will leave new orleans today. it's likely he will be charged with something in new orleans, but we don't know what the charge

mike hannah al jazeera, west jerusalem. >>> joining me now is senior political political political analystweeks of coalition talks as always expected in these elections what are the likely scenarios in your opinion? >> there are three. the zionist camp under the leadership of mr. herzog makes a major win today. that certainly will push the president to ask mr. herzog to win the government. and there is a little chance that he could get the necessary votes of over 60, little chance because there are not enough parties that are close to the zionist union that would join such a government. and the second is mr. netenyahu will be back with more of the same. notably some of the parties on the right, and certainly a repeat of the last two governments. and the third scenario which will be the zionist union and the nationalist camp will join together. and that will lead probably to the most stalemate possible. it will be what you call a jewish consensus coalition government. >> when you look at this joint list, this alliance of arab israelis that are -- that will be represented, how significant is

. >> that's not practical is it hannah. >> that was going to be the question talking about the the evidence will then show of fund to fund or the underlying hedge fund. >> the question flying would be the best because of individual managers i think it or you should adjust for risk it has a 2 to 1 leverage i want o an apples to apples comparison so with and without leverage. >> it will be challenging depended on the strategy because of the derivatives i think it will be easy to get that but for credit manager you can add that and be part of the evaluation. >> that's what i'm suggesting with and without leverage .2 c adjusted for leverage. >> moving on to part d the clients rings and duty it is the summary quarterly reporting and the next believability to cooperated with the custodial bank to analyze the holdings and transaction i like to know what the companies assets are what the securities are you think to analyze the performance as well as the translation if we are to learn about this have felt arena you have to know what they hold you can't learn minute without knowing the security so pa

. >> hannah says some of the c.v.s i have seen are hilaire rouse. one girl said she was vault dig torian in kindergarten, amazing, and one guy said his skill was take out trash. this isn't funny. never do this as a human resources professional i'd warn everyone against it. strong reference checking is easy these days. a probation period plus employment being depend on background checks. what are legal recourses for employers when they end foo out you know what, these employees they are lying and using curier excuse.com, can they prosecute them? well yes, absolutely each state has their own laws but when you are talking about maybe perhaps moving an employee, if the company has paid to move an employee and given them a bonus a lot of times it says if for any reason we have to terminate you before your 90 day period or whatever the probationary period is you have to pay us back the money. so i this i from the start people should be ethical people should tell the truth because with the internet, the internet works well for the good guys too and you can

and second half hannah makes sure that senior day is a success. for two of her game high 18.nets and they win the conference. >> i've always told myself i wanted to leave and end with a bang on a high note. i think what we did today, what we accomplished today is one step closer to doing that. >> i'm just so excited for them as much as they are champions today, on the court 13 of our 15 kids are on the dean's list. they're doing it in every way. i think that's the opportunity that we can provide student athletes here at gw. >> down to sharlsville, hosting louisville cavaliers trying to go to the acc tournament on a high note. she takes the three, nation it 23 points for her. also provided some leadership put the ball on the floor, strong move to the basket. lays it in. outscores louisville 28-10 over the final eight minutes. they win it big 75-59. >>> and on the track, jillie johnson just took the checkered flat at the atlanta motor speedway first win in atlanta since 2007. chris? >>> and we want to update you on the breaking news today. multiple sources are telling news4 tha

the defence minister has escaped house arrest in the capital hannah. houthi fighters who have taken over sanaa took over his captive in mid-january. his escape follows that of yemeni president abd-rabbu mansour hadi who fled to aiden >>> represents tifs of libya's rival factions have agreed to form a unified government. we have this report from morocco where the peace talks took place much >> reporter: libya rivals meeting face it face for the first time taking place in the presence of the united nations envoy, and senior moroccan officials. it's a step forward in a long process started by the united nations to end months of fighting among the guided government. one base in tobruk and the other in the capital tripoli: we have dom an agreement, a step bringing libyans together. we can move forward. >> two feuding fashions agreed to form a government. disbanded libyas, and build an army. our biggest problem is the political nature. once you solve it this is why they form a government. guaranteeing that all the parties are agreed upon. we want a governmen

next speaker -- hannah schulman. >> hello commissioners. like yolanda said a year ago the recs and park department started the program. they have been an amazing partner thus far. we've been working together on a number of projects and they have continued to pursue this idea to make sure there's accessible resources for folks to access access this and dedicated towards the the new sites and our informal working group that i helped staff that gets us talking about urban agriculture issues citywide so we've seen a lot from the puc so far and love to see them continue. thank you for the work and especially the staff report. >> thank you. our next speaker is -- is it theresa? >> hi my name is theresa i'm a youth program coordinator and i want to thank you for this opportunity to be in to be in this partnership. yolanda shared some of the survey results we had about 40 youths go out and survey and collect 300 surveys just door knocking around the park and it was beautiful to be able to hear, you know, different neighbors talk about their experie

matthew is charged with murdering uva student hannah graham. his trial is slated to begin june 29th. >>> a fairfax city manager will propose a budget. it's the first of several sessions before the budget is adopted. we'll post a link on nbcwashington.com so you can see the proposal. [ chanting ] >>> lots of back and forth on the purple line topic right now. maryland governor is deciding whether he wants to move forward with the new purple line which would connect the maryland suburbs from new carrolton to bethesda at the ami theater. those in favor protested outside. we heard from both sides inside. >> we're talking 69,000 people a day will be riding the purple. >> you have buses running around empty saying we need trains. >> supporters of the line say it will prevent even more gridlock in our area. critics say it's simply not worth the cost. >> what your student eats for lunch will go under the microscope on capitol hill today. the specific changes. >>> the hangout spot created by two friends that was mistaken for a terror threat. >> and sleet

. >>> the man charged with the murder of uva student hannah graham will have haze trial in that case pushed back -- have his trial in that case pushed back. he appeared in a charlottesville courtroom this morning. his attorneys convinced the judge to delay the trial and they were also granted the request to be provided with a d.n.a. expert. matthew faces a june 8 trial in fairfax county where he's charged with rape and attempted murder stemming from a 23 thousand 5 -- 2005 assault. >>> an alleged child moll rester is also accused -- molester is also accused of trying to kill the victims in the case. another inmate claims gardner tried to hire someone to get rid of his alleged victims. gardner was originally convicted in 2012 but that was overturned last year. today a judge is expected to set trial dates for both the sex abuse and murder for hire cases. >>> a robbery victim is hospitalized and the alleged robber is also being treated for a gunshot wound after a shootout with d.c. police. it all went down after midnight when the cops answered a robbery call on n street northwest. that'

peter gallagher and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding.e, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little time ♪ . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. >> there's another you did with peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding on now ♪ ♪ and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding ♪ ♪ nothing i do ♪ ♪ should be in your arms ♪ ♪ right now ♪ . >> yeah, i know the kong. -- song. debarge. >> yes. we are talking about your sound tracks. "st elmo's fire." >> yes. the reason i liked it for once in my life... [ ♪♪ ] ..i didn't have to deal with a singer. >> right. >> it was great. it was an instrumental hit. curiously, it

and darryl hannah we have a video of them chaining themselves to the white house. you didn't seem to want to lock arms with them, did you? >> i admire hem for it. i think people should stand up especially artists that have the platform. big oil, big gas in this country they buy politicians. these guys, they make contributions and they make a stand. hats off to them. >> lisa, it wasn't enough that president obama vetoed it, they wanted this permit to get squashed, too, so the pipeline never gets built. >> these idiots have no idea what the middle class americans want or need. they are the same idiots that are taking thier pre us and driving it to their private jets. president obama's own administration said that the keystone pipeline would have minimum negative affects on the environment. with he know it's a job creator and know it's a step towards energy independence and afford abdominal energy. these guys have no idea what they're talking about. >> i wish we had more time. maybe next week. wake up america before it's too late an important earth hour is for citizen

he faces charges in the murder and abduction of hannah graham. a new trial date will be set in may. matthew also faces charges of attempted murder and sexual assault in fairfax county. >>> also today, a uva student is expected to plead not guilty following an arrest that left him with 10 stitches. 20-year-old martese johnson faces two misdemeanors. cell phone video shows johnson with a bloody face as a.b.c. officers pinned him down outside a bar. >>> governor mcauliffe is ordering all a.b.c. officers to be retrained immediately. he signed an executive order that requires agents to be retrained in the use of force, cultural diverse city policing and interacting with teens. mcauliffe already ordered state police to investigate johnson's arrest. >>> we've all seen the push for police across the country to build better relationships in the communities that they serve. d.c.'s police chief and other leaders held a town hall about the national crisis in community confidence. it's part of a series of meetings in the wake of the michael brown shooting in ferguson missouri. police chief cathy

student hannah graham. her body was found this albemarle county. a trial to set a new hearing date is set for may 5th. drive to stay alive the message virginia state troopers are hoping to get across at a news conference today. within a week three virginia state police troopers were hit and seriously injured on interstates. trooper michael campbell was hit last week on i-66. trooper michael mcsellers was hit on i-95 responding to a crash during the storm last month. and then a wrecker driver died on i-495 attending to an abandoned vehicle on the shoulder this past december. >> all we ask is that the public give us the space to do the job that we're all charged to do. all we ask is that they give us the chance to go home to our families at night, and then they give us a chance to come back the next day to those same highways and try to make everyone's trip safe again. >> virginia state police urging drivers to adhere to the state's move over law to protect law enforcement, highway safety and maintenance workers as well as fellow drivers. >> almost t

>>> later this morning, a man charged with abducting and killing a university of virginia student hannah graham is due in court for a hearing on pretrial motions. jesse matthew's defense team will ask for a continuance.murder trial slated to start june 29. matthew is also facing sex assault and attempted murder charges in fairfax county. that trial set to start in early june. >>> also today, a man accused and cleared of molesting two girls at his home in northern virginia will be back in court. a judge expected to set a date for michael gardner's retrial. he's accused of molesting the girls at his daughter's sleepover back in 2011. the state supreme court overturned his conviction because character evidence was wrongly excluded from his defense. >>> today montgomery county man is facing involuntary manslaughter charges and he ladies to court. james chandler facing the charges after a fatal crash last week. police say chandler hit a car, drove off at high speed, the suv he was driving hit several things including a wall and then flipped over and rolled several philip snodgrass was crushed

matthew will be tried for the murder of uva student hannah graham. on wednesday, gram owing's parents saw matthew in person for the first time when he appeared in court. the trial has been delayed. a new start date will be set on may 5. >>> following a developing story actor harrison ford was in a plane crash. he survived but he did have some serious injuries. take a look at the video. that is ford's world war ii era plane. it crash landed in a golf course right next to the santa mochb any came municipal airport. apparently he lost engine power. the next part is straight out of a movie. there were doctors playing golf on that golf course, they went to help the actor. harrison ford best known as indiana jones and hans solo in star wars. again, he was injured but he should be just fine. that is the latest from the live desk. >>> it's now 4:35. the wehle reston east metro station will be back up and running this morning after report of a fire under the tracks. the call came in around 8:30 last night. blame flames were seen under an out of service rail c

mike hannah, al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >>> in the past week, the palestinian national initiative told me, he's lost hope for the negotiations. >> for two very well established facts today. israel is against peace. it's against peace based on two-state solution. and it's a racist apartheid country. we have to deal with them by choosing a different alternative strategy and this is in my opinion the duty of the palestinian leadership. no more relying on negotiations or useless negotiations that are used as a cover for settlement expansion and for killing the very possibility of peace. i think that the alternative strategies should consist of proceeding not only with the international criminal court but also with the enhancement of the popular nonviolent resistance in palestine and the boycott against israel, which should be treated as the apartheid system. >>> brazil's government goes on the offensive in an effort to silence corruption. >>> and life-saving warnings or unfair trade companies. cigarettes fight back against uruguay's tight tobacco restrictions. >>> hello again. a remin

hannah shibly not shy at all about shooting three-pointers. had 14 points and gw was up six at halftime. second half st. louis off the miss.uell jones to shibly to kara washington down low. she had a game high 24 points. the colonials win 77-63. next up fordham and the semifinals tomorrow. a little spring training baseball for you. the nationals taking on the braves. that's hall of famer cal ripken junior throwing out the first pitch. tyler moore looking really good this spring. here the second inning with the man he takes this ball deep two run shot. finished 2 for 3 with five rbis in the game. zimmerman on the hill fortunates gets help from his outfield here. he pitched two scoreless innings in his spring debut. the nationals go on to win, your final score 9-8. they're undefeated. 2-0 this spring training so far. >> undefeated. >> yes. >> let's stop right there. >> don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. h

the talks follow a year's worth of controversy at uva following the death of student hannah graham and a rolling stone article. sullivan has been on the job since 2010. >>> teachers at sweetbrier college in virginia are fighting to keep their school open. they approved a resolution opposing the planned shutdown and hope to meet with the board of directors soon. earlier this month sweetbrier said the class of 2015 will be the last because of financial issues. >>> prince charles and his wife camilla arrived in washington d.c. >> they touched down moments ago at andrews air force base. their itinerary has them headed straight to the british embassy. during their stay they'll meet with president obama and leaders of congress and visit several landmarks including the lincoln memorial, martin luther king, jr. memorial, mount vernon and the national archive. >>> the secret service director questioned on capitol hill, how he answered those blunt words coming up. >> just as we get the warm weather we've waited for, more cold weather on the way. topper is tracking the dip in temps and maybe even

and julie hannah entrepreneur and investor a board director. so good to see both of you guys. >> it's interesting you use the word genius. to be a genius, it's more than coming up with a good product, right? we can be smart and good business people. but you look at someone like jeff bezos. i would say he is a genius. what separates the two? >> people have creative genius. we all have different definitions what they are. i deal with small business owners. they are really one in a million kind of guys. >> right. >> the genius i see in people that run companies and grow them are the ones that know how to buy something for a dollar and sell it for five. although it doesn't sound like a genius it is a fundamental thing that business people need to know to be able to process. people say, oh he's smart. he knew what to do. he was born that way. some people are not capable of being successful entrepreneurs because they don't have the dna to do it. one of the basics of the dna is knowing how to run a profitable business and grow it. >> julie, you are an

he's charged with murdering uva student hannah graham. his trial is slated to start the 29th. >>> darcy spencer show us the argument he's using in order to get his conviction thrown out. >> we went through the legal brief. in it the former governor goes step by step to make his case to once again prove his innocence. here are some of the arguments that mcdonnell is making. he says the government's case against him was built on a definition of bribery that the supreme court has already rejected. also he says johnny williams sr., that's the wealthy businessman he was convicted of accepting bribes from did not get anything but the routine courtesies elected officials from across the country get every day. and finally, mcdonnell raises questions about the testimony and the immunity granted to him to testify. in a statement mcdonnell said quote, the appeals court has clearly indicated that major issues should be heard during this process. i am confident that the verdict will be overturned and my innocence restored. that's the endoof that quote