jekyl and mr. hyde sometimes in the same game? >> it didn't happen this time top of the 5th. dan ugla gets a meatball over the plate. it's gone. his first homer of the spring. 1-0 mets after the blast. but the astros put up three runs in the bottom of the fifth. george springer drives in the third run. a base hit. 2-2. that's three losses in a row. >> and briefly the caps will play the bruins tonight. the puck drops at 7:30. so the brackets are set. >> i like the contrast between the 2-4 seed. >> one happy, one not so happy. >> well see what happens. >> let's get to the monday forecast. even if it is mild in the afternoon as we climb in the lower to middle 60s it will be chilly in the morning. temperatures will start off in the 30s. you probably want the jacket but one of the days in the jacket in the morning you can lose by the afternoon and winds will be much lighter compared to today. tuesday, we get to enjoy another 60 degree day but ad front will slide through so for the most part most of us will be dry but it will turn windy and temperatures will fall for the second hal

then later, their album comes out next month, it's called "jekyll and hyde." these guys are great. band from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, tom arnold will be here. maisie williams from "game of thrones." we'll have music from saint motel. and later this week, matthew perry, zooey deschanel, john cena, from "scandal" guillermo diaz, with music from for king and country and charlie wilson too. so please join us for all those. our first guest tonight, i'm pretty sure you know her parents. she grew up before our eyes and is now a mom with a ph.d. and a campaign aimed at young people called "serve a year." please welcome the 48th president of the united states, chelsea clinton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i interviewed you and your mom and dad at arizona state university last -- awhile back. >> last march. >> jimmy: last march. we talked and one of the things, your mom was kind of haranguing you saying she wants a grandchild. she wants a grand child. and it turned out that at that time, you were pregnant. did she know you were pregnant then

. >> definitely jekyll and hyde personality. at one moment, he's mr. calm and cool.nt he's something totally different. >> i think she would be really happy to know that people love her so much to find the real answers to what really happened to her. and she would be happy to know we haven't forgotten about her. >> the case against mouser was largely circumstantial but the photogrammetry helped convince the jury. >> photogrammetry was the key element and it was used to solve the case. without photogrammetry this case would have gone unsolved. >>> a car runs off the highway into a river. yet the driver is nowhere to be found. for answers, investigators recreated the crash and the evidence revealed a plan almost 20 years in the making. the result of a deadly obsession that ended in tragedy. >>> nick howard was just 18 years old, fresh out of high school and working in his father's car repair business. he was trying to decide what to do with his life. >> we had a deal with nick that he was welcome to stay at home, but he had to work or go to school. he had to be doing s

jekyl and mr. hyde. >> can we run the tape from earlier? some time that the supply is not the problem. production is not the issue. i think they and others in opec have been blaming speculators on this. >> now roll the tape of you on "red eye." >> when i smoke me some weed the first thing i want to eat is a hot wing sandwich. >> what the hell, man 1234 what the hell? >> have you ever heard of bi-polar. >> i am right about that though. >> it made more sense to me on "red eye" cavuto. >> it was an interesting thing about guests that can do both shows, "red eye" and everything else is they do changing. >> you have to. >> they are more real on this show because they don't -- they can be. gee that is true and speaking from experience. >> i give more twitter stuff off of this show, but it is true. you can be yourself and say thing you will never, ever say. >> that's why we got in a lot of trouble. >> you can see these you are into little cuts. >> over the last eight years i welcomed 750,000 guests. thanks to my own creative genius we were able to

not quite as dramatic a difference as jekyll and hyde.d evil light and dark, love and hate this dramatic gothic tale of a doctor in search of a cure for his multiple perments. you may know the song this is the moment from the musical, and you show know this is the first weekend of the south bay run. and you'll likely see great action as mr. hyde destroyed his research lab and flipped out for the first time and on a similar theme, you can watch a quirky competition as 15 contestants each act out a scene that involved flipping a table in as absurd a manner as possible. there will be a live screen quartet to score the scenes. go to www.theflipoff.com for details and you do need that www. but rest assured, i will not be trashing the set to finish off today's list. it's simply not in our budget. okay, not in my budget. i have to pay for stuff. >>> a new smath class is showing students they can do algebra. >> we're taken inside the classroom. >> protracters, plus calculators equals math problems. it's a middle school math class minus the girls.

girl the teacher he was supposedly hoping to marry and she broke it off because his controlling and jekyll and hyde like behavior. in another twist, there is a report that show is pregnant. >> and an investigator is say they found a lot of psychiatric medication in lubitz apartment and personal notes indicating he was profoundly depressed and reports he had a serious vision problem all taken together could support something that the flight attendant said that he may have crashed the plane because he feared he would never be able to obtain his dream of becoming a long haul flight captain with lufthansa and three may have feared losing his pilot's license. finally, a senior french investigator said while no one is disputing the version of events and while lubitz personality is relevant here, it is important that other scenarios remain open including the mobility there may have been some sort of mechanical issue. >> thanks amendments from the french alps. >> now the mild east is spiraling into a regional conflict with the united states on both sides of the divide. a growing chaos is raising q

northeast corridor the gulf coast, chicago hub pics that's going to put a lot, that's going to read jekyll this federal state divide even more right? there will be more state cooperation but what do you think the federal government the congress can't or should be doing to facilitate that cooperation actually going to change the map? >> well, a "beyond traffic" study doesn't say this because it's really intended to be more of a descriptive document than a prescriptive document. but what i believe is that the federal government action all of our need to be more focused and attuned to the growth of these regions. and sometimes frankly they cross state borders. i come from a city that was right on the border of north and south carolina, and part of our economic sphere of influence was actually in south carolina. the reality is that the economy doesn't always tip its hat to the political jurisdictions. it really focuses a lot more on workforce on assets within a given region or what have you. and, unfortunately, right now a lot of our decision-making is just within legal jurisdictions. so anoth

his last girlfriend, the teacher he was hoping to marry and she broke it off to his controlling and jekyll-and-hyde-like behavior. in another twist, build reports she is pregnant. dusseldorf investigators said they found a lot of psychiatric medication in his apartment and personal notes indicates he was profoundly depressed. there are reports he had a serious vision problem. all of this might support that something flight attendant said about him that he may have crashed the plane because he fears he would never be able to become a long haul flight captain with lufthansa. he may have feared losing his pilot license. a senior french investigator said yesterday that while no one is disputing the version of events out there and while lubitz's personality is relevant here, it's important that other scenarios remain open including the possibility there may have been some sort of mechanical issue, chris. >> amy kellogg reporting from the french alps. amy, thanks for that. >>> now, let's turn to the middle east which is spiraling into a regional conflict where the u.s. finds itself on both sides of the divide

i talk in the book a bit about how there was a doctor jekyll side to next but it was when he was notling threatened or insecure. most situations made him feel threatened or insecure but there were occasions when he wasn't. >> there are other stories that he would order nuking sending out the nukes, and the defense secretary said he would not take the calls and he would take them the next morning. >> i think page and kissinger put out the word in the last month the military was not to take orders from the president. yes. >> another question did you -- his comments about cheney being a different person. did you get into his theories as to why he changed personality? >> i talk about that a little bit. i don't know the exact reason. i am convinced that it is not -- that it was not just cheney's conservatism because he has always been a conservative and a believer of strong executive power and presidential discretion. i think it may have been something like, perhaps a federal judge or supreme court justice when in power. corruption of power. on the other hand -- not on the other hand but

that is why you are getting that jekyll -- that chuckle. >> china just wanted to talk about taiwan. we tried to get our ambassador to run down our chinese ambassador in warsaw and i did not happen. we wanted to make sure, if anyone went to china, the agenda would be much broader than the sticky issue of taiwan. the key issue to work at a private was the agenda. once the chinese agree to a broader agenda, that is when we settled on a trip during. there was one public event that was important and that was the ping-pong diplomacy. in the beginning of 1971, we had not heard from them in two or three months so we were getting antsy. then you had the american world championship and they were invited to the mainland. it did two things. one, it told the world not to mention its own cadres and his own audience that they were going to reach out to the u.s.. secondly, it was a public answer to our private channel. thirdly, there was a veiled fittest. if we don't engage with him, he can put pressure on us using methods, for example this ping-pong diplomacy. >> the chinese had put out their own

jekyll side to nixon but when he was not tendered and secure, there were occasions he wasn't. >> there were other stories that ordered a newing sending out the new expanded defense secretary said he wouldn't take the calls but would take some next morning. >> they put out, to take orders from the president. >> did you -- questions about cheney, did you get into serious as to how you change personality? >> i don't know the exact reason but i am convinced it is not just conservatism. has always been a believer of strong executive power. it is a federal judge or supreme court justice, in the absolute position, on the other hand another theory is we know that heart surgery and artifacts can affect people's personality. there is a name for it. it is a slightly different person. what prompted this discussion is two thing this. this intelligence review which was just before 9/11 and continued on afterwards made some recommendations to cheney and cheney is dismissing him out of hand and not being intellectually honest or practical in a way that he was defense secretary, not as he was as minori

unless the rest is much higher and you understand that in close temporal proximity is a perfect marla jekyll's storm. so do you get that one game isn't going to make a difference in your seizing? then i went to his mother and father because they are my best allies and he played in a game. i haven't seen very much at all but i will tell you this but we'll we will start seeing this manifest while the players are playing they will start having a symptomatology in the 12 and ten year career. it's not going to take 20 years and that's why we are sitting on top of an epidemic because the big strong players in the head have changed. if you didn't have -- i have a player for the cardinals leonard davis he paid 375 pounds and he could run a sub 540. [laughter] >> what is the reaction that you get when you talk to former players aware of this issue and you eluded he wielded into the mindset earlier of how important it was to stay in the game how willing do you feel that the active player would be to a growing understanding of the risk of concussion >> some tell you that there is a great possibility that

a real-life jekyll and hyde, who at one point supported women's causes, but later went on to attack themountry. darren sharpe was a super bowl champ. >> i've been able to help teams win. >> reporter: earning millions over 14 nfl seasons, and later shining as an nfl tv analyst. >> you don't want to have bad team chemistry. >> reporter: but this morning, the gridiron great suffering a staggering fall from grace. >> how do you plead to the charge? >> guilty. >> reporter: after admitting he's been leading a double life as a serial rapist. authorities say sharper sexually assaulted or attempted to assault at least nine women in four states over five months after rendering some of them unconscious by lacing their drinks with a generic form of ambien. >> the effects can be felt within a few minutes especially when combined with alcohol. >> reporter: the attacks starting in new orleans, then california, arizona and finally nevada. sharper was returning from that trip when his horrifying spree finally comes to an end. police arresting him at the los angeles airport after one of his alleged victim

she apparently said she broke up with him because his increasing jekyll and hyde volatile behavior.ery controlling behavior. and finally, bill, today as you mention published this of the cockpit voice transcript. it's awful to hear all of that detail. finally here in france according to a couple of german newspapers, not con officialfirmed by anyone but widely reported in germany. the remains of lubitz has been found here. they have been identity. that will be crucial for testing for what, if any, medication he had in the system on the day of the crash. there was various reports he was refusing to take his psychiatric drugs. we'll find out more about that. the prosecutors in drug abuseusseldorf said there will be no comments on medical condition or anything until month. >> amy kellogg, thank you. >>> coming up we'll be talking to the president of forwings consulting talking about the mental illness aspect of this and really, there's no disclosure at all and they very often keep the mental health from their employers and further information we don't get access to. >> should we rely o