look look -- i, you know, jeannie and maggie and carolyn we have become friends. i know their families. and give ben a big kiss when i get back. and they have become friends. one reason they had become friends is we share the same value set. i stood for billie when he was introduced because he is the kind of guy i grew up with. my mother used to have an expression, and i made it sincerely. she said, from the time i was old enough to remember -- joe, remember, you are defined by your courage and you are redeemed by your loyalty. [applause] mr. biden: so -- [applause] mr. biden: the neighbors i came from and's grand -- the neighbors i came from -- you were always measured by the guys you helped. billy, i love you. i also want to mentor the loss of scott. the state suffered a real loss. -- i want to mention the loss of scott. the state suffered a real loss. i have read the stories about the kids he helped. now gone at age 51. imagine how many more stories about how kids who could've helped? but it is part of the tradition appear. you know folks, let me begin by sayin

fail. >> a thigh high slit. >> fail, jeannie. >> please send this to her, too. [ laughter ] >> jeannie. >> oh, my goodness. watch us later today. >> the always fab loni love. >> aww thank you. >> thank you, thank you thank you for being with you. >> had a great time. watch the real. thank you so much for watching the real we want to thank all the fans out there. >> you guys are amazing. she said it you guys have clicked so well. it's an enjoyable show. >> we're going to have mega -- mega may we're giving double the prizes. keep watching. we have all new episodes. it will be great. >> mega may. >> yes. i remembered that. >> save it for our next may. mega may. >> that's a good one. >> my good may with maureen. [ laughter ] >> hear her. >> right. we walking. >> we're going to do a little celebrity dish. loni, thank you. >> thank you, loni. >> all right. yes, yes, yes. where is our table. >> it's going to be interesting too because, um, not only is our table missing, but, um, all right. let's serve it up. celebrity dish. here we go. >>> so al, without naming names, jimmy fallon asked katie

. >> jeannie lunch still has their birth certificates but no photos of her two baby boys who arrivedo months early. >> we didn't talk about it with friends. you simply loss of a child. it jeannie still feels the cringe in her heart and the catch in her throat over how she had to say goodbye. >> they became part of the medical waste product at the hospital. i think that is something you don't get over. to know that a child is going to be buried in an outfit that was made with love. >> each one of these beautiful dresses that have been donated will be cut down into small gowns for little boys and little girls. we want you to know that while 78 of you brought in these gorgeous dresses today, all told online through e-mail and everything else, forever angels of virginia received they have gotten messages from people who want to be seamstresses. they've gotten financial donations, and it's not too late for you to do that. if you would like to give, go to their website forever angels of virginia. we will also have a link on our wusa 9 act. >> and i should tell you, that dress we held up we

because he act like he's putting jeannie here, and look at this, this is him, 2515, duck lips. ya. forgot about that, didn't you? up here flapping your gums, talking about i don't give you anything. i put you on the gram. you know what that is? let me explain t that's inch instagram. very important, oh, went dark. here go. >> there it is. >> instagram. okay? >> you see these frames, though? >> she didn't put you on instagram. jean did i not put you on the gram, mike. you are world-wide. >> you see next to your friends, you put it on the gram. millions. >> give it to me. give me my love, mike, give me. >> let's meet in the dm later. >> look at you. >> lalala. >> oh, i can't. >> great having you here. so you're doing stands up tonight? >> at the punch line all weekends tonight, two shows, saturday, two shows, everybody come out, have some fun, also, i just want to thank fox for having us on. we're here at 11:00 p.m. >> 11:00 a.m. >> doing great. is it p.m. or a.m.? >> a.m. we're on in the morning here. >> you know what i am saying. >> ratings are great. >> doing so great. great seaso

the dance moves down, sort of, let's channel the overall look and there's no better to help me than jeannie who is the costume designer here. >> i feel very naked. i get a jacket. like, i'm almost wearing nothing. do i need a shirt? the only thing left to do was rehearse, rehearse, rehearse. >> this guy is the best thing to come out of canada and tonight he's representing "entertainment tonight" as the man who would do anything, make some noise for cameron mathison! ♪ let's kick it ♪ all right stop listen ♪ ice is back with my brand-new edition ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if there was a problem i'll solve it ♪ ♪ ice ice baby >> go get it now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ice ice baby >> word to your mother. >> my man cameron mathison. >> what did you think? >> it was so fun i can't tell you how much fun this show is. thank you. thank you. >> can cam, can he? can cam lip sync? well, i just did it. >> yeah, i may be talking a big game there but i was reallier in slous vows. i was most nervous for that challenge. >> just on the resemblance alone, dancing, i mean -- >> that was magic. i was like, dude, ice is back. >>> now we're going

no better than jeannie check who is the costume designer here. >> i feel very naked.ost wearing nothing. do i need a shirt? >> she came up with a lot of great combos. but you'll have to wait for the final look. okay, i got about 18 hours left and i got to rehearse, rehearse, rehearse because i can't seem to get the lyrics done and tight. and the dance steps tight in the same take. okay, i got this. 18 hours. all right, here we are, it's the day of the show. i got an hour and a half before i have to go live in front of that audience. i hope to have this down. the next time you see me i will be vanilla ice. wish me luck. >> this guy is the best thing to come out of canada and tonight he's representing "entertainment tonight" as the man who would do anything, make some noise for cameron mathison! ♪ let's kick it >> all right, stop, listen ♪ ♪ ice is back with my brand-new edition ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if there was a problem i'll solve it ♪ ♪ ice ice baby >> say what, say what? go get it now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ice ice baby >> my man cameron mathison. you looked so much like vanilla ice. it was i

i can write on this show until the end of the semester and keep mama jeannie tucked away in the lamp. [applause] just going to have a quick thing of water and then when mark asked sir and we can talk. okay, danny. are you all right? okay, all right. thought for today. to have one set of criminal is no disgrace. to remain a criminal is disgrace. malcolm x. every morning i read a top or the day on the corner of the board. i asked the students to give their thoughts on a daily inspirational quote. some mornings it's a price that elicits a hearty discussion. most mornings they grumble, grantor ignored me. too early for critical thinking. i get it. until this morning i wasn't sure if the consciousness that is attempting to plan for even registering. i forgot to put the thought for the day on the board, which gerald inquired dude who is easily overlooked quickly was good. he forgot a thought for the day. i smiled as his request affirmed that they are in fact watching. they are taking again and i just might be reaching them after all. you are so right. i got you a reply and i write a new tho

like i dream of jeannie. >> one: president obama said he was going to be elected, the sea levels wereof grandiose, don't you think? i'm not familiar with that point. >> is actually very famous. what about you said the president lies. what about when president obama said if you want your health plan you can keep it? >> it donald trump lies every three minutes and 15 seconds. >> how does that make an psychotic? >> i am saying that he suffers from subsequent malignant narcissism. he is multilayer and has paranoid persecute ideas. >> what has he lied about? >> talking about his class-size. what about the 3 million immigrants that were bussed to new hampshire to fake the vote? that would let the equivalent of d-day. >> never said there were 3 million immigrants in new hampshire. that is not true. malignant narcissism. next interesting piece you are equating him with adolf hitler if i read that correctly. do not think that is irresponsible to do that as a trained professional? >> i think it would be irresponsible not to. if you see someone at the rising you need to say something. >> so how

. ♪ >> it's kind of like "i dream of jeannie" themed, as well. >> i like that.ou try to wiggle your nose? >> i did. that's "bewitched." >>> so, the rock announced, by the way, who his vice president will be when he runs in 2020. >> he did? publicly? >> slow your roll. yes, he did. >> on tv? >> he tapped america's sweetheart. >> uh-huh. >> tom hanks. yeah, he broke the news on "saturday night live." he didn't tell you ahead of time? >> what? >> they even had their campaign poster out. >> they had a campaign poster? >> they have matching velvet sweater robes things. >> but i thought that -- >> no. sorry. you didn't have a thing. >> and he said it on -- look, we have our own campaign poster too. what was wrong with the party of the people's eyebrow? i bet tom hanks can't do the eyebrow. can you smell what the white house is cooking? it was perfect. >> he wasn't buying it. >> maybe if i just show it one >>> making news in america this monday morning, president trump in israel for the second leg of his foreign trip. what's on his agenda and why his direct flight from

look, jeannie and maggie, i think we've really become friends. i know their families. give been a big kiss for me when you get back. they become friends. one of the reasons they become friends is that we share the same value set. i stood for billy when he was introduced because billy is the kind of guy i grew up with. from the time i was old enough to remember, my mother with a look at me joey when she wanted to make an impression. she would say you're defined by your courage and redeemed by your loyalty. [applause] the neighborhood i came from, you always measured the guys you hang out with, if you got jumped by three guys, another man would jump in to help you. billy, it's good to see you pal. i also want to mention the loss of scott. the state suffered a real loss. scott mcgillivray was a coach and educator, a newly elected state senator, and i read, i didn't know firsthand, i've read of the stories about the kids he helped, imagine how many more stories about kids he could have helped, but it's part of a tradition appear. folks, let me begin by saying there is a se

administrative support for the book was provided by, and you have to tell me where you are charlene brown, jeannie , callahan, lorraine who is not here tonight and my daughter eva. ken blackburn, where are you? thank you for reading the manuscript at various stages of development and providing valuable feedback. finally, robin, this is robin lavoie, everyone, an extraordinary historical researcher thinker colleague and friend whose deep intelligence and dedication helped me create and shape this book into its final form. [applause] i'm going to read several excerpts from my book to give you a glimpse of the complex story of postnuclear survival and after the reading there will be time for questions. the first segment i will read, can everyone here may, first of all? the first segment i will read begins with the exact moment of -- the bomb was dropped over nagasaki from a specially modified b-29 bomber six miles from the city. by this time in the story, readers have been introduced already to the five survivors whose stories are woven throughout the book. all of them were teenagers at the time of t

category would be smart feminists, right next such as some harvard law professors, nancy, janet, betsy, jeannie the problem with answering your question is that all of them are on my side, in spite of very distinguished records and many ways including feminists being feminist heroes. every principled civil libertarian i know largely agrees with my side of this. i will mention some of the others. there are five imagine, among 28 harvard law professors basically denounced what's going on in more or less the same way that i am, not exactly the same way and it was a bunch of professors at yale to do the same. >> host: when was that, the letter of the 20 professors? >> guest: two or three years ago. i was in the "boston globe." >> host: basically calling for more due process. >> guest: and at a time when harvard had been lashed by the obama administration and adopting one of the appalling system of talked about. the harvard law professors, they got harvard law school exempted from the general harvard rule. but others have been heroes on my side of it are the fire, the foundation for individual right

sharapova on her so-called comeback tour after serving her 15-month doping suspension, facing canadian jeannie made more riveting by the back story. bouchard has called sharapova a dheeter, said she should be banned forever and bouchard beats sharapova for the first time in her career. then the anticipated awkward handshake moment when it was all over. after the match, bouchard says she's had tons of support for speaking out the way she did. >> i had a lot of players coming up to me privately, wishing me good luck, players i don't normally speak to and getting a lot of texts from people in the tennis world that were just rooting for me. >> big words by bouchard, backed by a big win, guys. back to you. >> all right, coy wire, thank you so much. thank you all for joining us. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. "at this hour" with breanna kar today starts this hour. >>> hi, there. i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. happening right now, a day after testimony revealed details behind michael flynn's ouster as national security adviser, president trump is meeting with flynn's replacement, h.r.

some as some harvard law professors and that the parts elect, jeannie zug, the problem with answering the question is that all of them are on my side in spite of very distinguished records and many ways including a feminist being feminist heroes. every principled civil libertarian that i know largely agrees with my side of this and i'll mention some of the others. there are five that i mentioned worth 5128 who basically denounced what is going on in more or less the same way i am doing, but not exactly the same way. they were professors at yale did the same mac was that. >> two or three years ago is published in the boston globe. >> it was calling for more. >> more to process. it was at a time when harvard had lashed by the obama administration in adopting one of the opponents that i talked about. harvard law professors they actually got harvard law school exempted from the general harvard rules. other heroes on my side are the fire foundation for individual rights, it's founders are the liberal, sometimes civil liberties lawyer from boston, ellen charles and greg luciana, a liberal.

. >> jeannie allen. that.lad you raised that was going to be my point in question. we have to be careful not to say or." and remember, we do not just one -- want that. if you say today he went career and technical education, those are people that are not qualify for their job to begin with. i think there is a cautionary tale there. all of our students come in a matter what color, should be encouraged to aspire to a higher education and as far as the career-ready and college-ready piece, how do we really believe -- how much to we really believe that career-ready is about exceptional education or have we given the wonderful business community the opportunity to place jobs? where do we make those distinctions so we do not suddenly have this conversation 10 years from now where we are having another charter school system and we basically stockpiled a bunch of jobs and said, those kid should go there. i suspect for virginia and other people there's no question they want their kids to go to college. let's not let them off the hook. how do we square that potential for lowe

on the last day i was in the hospital, my wife and two of my children, jeff and jeannie, came to get me, my daughter brought her nursing kit to make sure everything was in order at four years old. my son was acting like a doctor. they came to get me. i had a message before i leave to come down to see the president. it sounded like in order to me. [laughter] down, my wifent and two of our children. tom: you weren't wearing a hospital gown? [laughter] >> i was not but he was. mrs. reagan was there and we had a nice conversation, we had four inches of armored glass on his window, the old cap -- old type that would distort your vision. he was still hooked up to machines. tubes that when the two different places that flash red and green and make noises that attract children. it was attracting my two children and my wife was more nervous than i was, worried that my children may finish the job that john dingell he --john hinckley jr started. the president of the united states did not know tim mccarthy from anyone. you work three shifts and rotate but we had a wonderful conversation. we had