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me. >> two emotional interviews wi two very public women touched by cancer. sandra lee and joan lunden. >> tell me about the hair. >> the bravery even during the darkest times. >> i item actually had to tell amoi setng geouofheas g fs. >>> that is now ncis left 15 million fans hanging at the end of the season finale. the show never shied away from killing or losing character. mark har mon is the holy grail of ncis. so could he really be dead? we'll find out tonight with an interesting twist. the man who can save him is none other than john crier. we talked to the former 2 1/2 men star who also has to be a >> actually, that's my li >> how does it feel knowing your tv dreams have come true? >> it's emotional. i want to die entertainingly on your show. >> so back in '09, john told us he really wanted to guest star on ncis. >> i loved ttat show from the first season. nobody believed me that it would be a hit. >> i'm dr. tast. >> an he's got the most intense role ever. >> i save mark harman's life on the show. he was shot the chest. and you need a heasurgeon. the heart surgeon you ne

me bring in my panel. thank you all for being here. joan, let me start with you. this is a tricky game for bush in attacking trump, isn't it? >> it is. i mean, it is very hard to get into a war of insults with donald trump and and to one up him. i think he made a good point. i too thought that was a good ad. but the power comes in watching the whole thing. and trump's ad power comes in the ugliness. it is quick you get in and out. and it is more in tune. and i think jeb bush is undertaking a risky strategy. but when you are sinking in the polls what else do you do? >> right. >> i think he was counciled to stay staitesman like and presidential and stay out of it and that wasn't working so he's going to try there. >> all of his ads are getting buzz and he released another one last night. here it is. >> we recognize the commitment of someone who has devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to both secretary clinton and to president clinton. >> what did that make hillary clinton to the bush family. >> my sister-in-law. >> now, april, everything abou

. >> we are adding another flavor, my producer joan told me. >> yes, we are. >> what do we have here. >> it is called cbs-3, we have check late, butter scotch and strawberry. >> you put that strawberry in there for me. >> wow. >> it looks amazing. we are happy to be here, so happy to be sending off. well, we are not happy about sending off things down the shore but you can be happy there are plenty of things to do, all weekend long to give summer the the proper send off. lets look at those things. first, if you are traveling out and about, to ocean city, a big ocean city tray digs happens tomorrow at 11:00. it is king and queen of plop contest to welcome the fall season. heading into wildwood, it is a block party at music festival on sunday at fox park. you can enjoy games, food, and all that fun stuff, and finally maybe venturing further south into cape may, it is a hoola scoop at congress hall, on sunday, a hoola scoop, you have one chance, to hoola hoop, three consecutive minutes to win a free ice cream sunday that happens between 6:00 and 8:00. talk about a great place for an ice

. >> i worked in a mental hospital which reprepared me to work there. >> how joan rivers talked her her into going back. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. >> and does rosie have a new romance with tatum o'neal? >>> plus, we're with the new dancing crew. a boy bander, and a reality star taking on hollywood's new super skinny trend. >> how can your waist ever be too small. >>> and tv's little family. we go inside their big wedding. now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >>> hi, everybody. lots of news to get to this evening. >> let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >> cindy crawforded blindsided and breaking her silence on that controversial viral photo. >> here we are. it's for the cover. >> the 49-year-old mother of two looked super glam in a form-fitting dress for elle canada's photo shoot. it's her comments about this marie claire photo making news today. >> cindy felt blindsided because the photo had been doctored in a way that was unflattering toward her. she couldn't reject it because so many women had responded so positively to it. for h

she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me she's not on this planet anymore. >> grow old gracefully? god gave us plastic surgeons. that should be the 11th commandment. thou shalt make thiyself look good. >> mad every day and i think that's a good way to honor her because she would be pissed. >> she's going there to the rose parade. >> you knew her in life. she was so lovely and so complimentary. >> she's always on the phone saying, you can do it, mother. and it means a lot. and one of the things i can do is because of my daughter. i've had an amazing life and ended right now. amazing life. wonderful. we've had a great ride together. if something happens, things are fine and life's fine. >> she meant so much to so many people. she never accepted that. >> melissa returned to the show it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. ronda rousey by giving her a lift and which star's daughter is footsteps? find out in our star shots gallery

she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me she's not on this planet anymore. >> grow old gracefully? god gave us plastic surgeons. that should be the 11th commandment. thou shalt make thyself look good. >> mad every day and i think that's a good way to honor her because she would be pissed. >> she's going there to the rose parade. >> you knew her in life. she was so lovely and so complimentary. >> she's always on the phone saying, you can do it, mother. and it means a lot. and one of the things i can do is because of my daughter. i've had an amazing life and ended right now. amazing life. wonderful. we've had a great ride together. if something happens, things are fine and life's fine. >> she meant so much to so many people. she never accepted that. >> melissa returned to the show rural >> pam: beating it leaves us wholefoods shopper the violent confrontation. and disturbing changes the woman accused of being an international child pornography ring leader. the news that eight is next. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful

. >>> joan rivers certainly did a wonderful job at raising her daughter, melissa. one of the things that surprised me in getting to know joan and melissa was how involved joan was not missing a single event of melissa, even a soccer game as a kid. plus, we mentioned earlier this friday will mark the one year anniversary of joan's death and moving on has not been easy for melissa, but as she tells ashlan, it is the only way her mother would have wanted it. >> the greatest way to honor my mother's legacy is to keep going. because she was not a quitter. nothing ever stopped her if she couldn't get through this door, she went through that window. talked about what would be the best way to honor her legacy and the best way is to be okay. >> at times, melissa was strong and reflective, but likes to laugh and shared with us her own roller coaster of emotion. >> kind of a disaster this week. right now, you know, the fact that i ran out of soap this morning on my sink made me unravel. >> she inspires so many people. is there one moment when someone explains to you how much your mother changed your life? >> it

she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me she's not on this planet anymore. >> grow oldave us plastic surgeons. that should be the 11th commandment. thou shalt make thyself look good. >> mad every day and i think that's a good way to honor her because she would be pissed. >> she's going there to the rose parade. >> you knew her in life. she was so lovely and so complimentary. >> she's always on the phone saying, you can do it, mother. and it means a lot. and one of the things i can do is because of my daughter. i've had an amazing life and ended right now. amazing life. wonderful. we've had a great ride together. if something happens, things are fine and life's fine. >> she meant so much to so many people. she never accepted that. >> melissa returned to the show ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beaut

she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me that she's not on this planet anymore.to me one time, i was doing a standup show with her. i was complaining about it of course. that's my thing. she goes, joy, do it while they still want you. that's why i'm on the view now. >> joy gets to reteam with whoopi. this time around, she'll share the table with paula ferris and candice cameron. >> rosie gave it a second shot. it didn't work. how confident are you -- >> ten. that i would leave in the middle of the the year? >> no, that it's going to work. you're going to stay and love it. >> i've had a lot of therapy. that's what you need at the view. i worked in a mental hospital which prepared me to work there. so i'm not worried. >> do you stay in touch with your former co-hosts? >> rosie and i are friends from the '80s when we were both kmee comedians. >> elizabeth? >> no. she's busy. she's got 10,000 children. they all look like dick cheney. no. teasing. but, no, i don't stay in touch with her because she's busy with her job, i'm busy with mom. we were not enemies either. it

. >> i worked in a mental hospital which prepared me to work there. >> how joan rivers talked her her into going back. >> do it while they still want you. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. does it scare you? >> and does rosie have a new romance with tatum o'neal? >>> plus, we're with the new dancing crew.

she got it prepare for a rl >> two touch offed >>> welcome back to a story that truly touched me this week. joan london and sandra lee sharing with "e.t." their emotional battle with cancer. more than 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. but these two stars are proof that there is hope. but it's not without incredible strength. >> how do you feel? >> i am feeling great. >> tell me about the hair. i love it. i love it. >> i've got back. i'm kind of digging it, you know. i never ever would have cut my hair like this. it is kind of funny when someone passes me in hairthe store or your hair cut. like i cut it. this is how much has grown back and i'm so happy to have it growing back. >> joan's journey is nine months chemotherapy. she lost her hair and before boldly doing this on the cover of "people" the 65-year-old experimented with many different looks and many different wigs. >> is this yourgi jane look? >> i walked in a hair salon i had never been to before. you asked the lady behind the counter he, do you have anybody that can shave my head? they looked at me like i was from

>> me encanta joan sebastian querÍa que me volviera cantante grupera. >> grupera, siempre me lo propuso >> me gusta el cabello largo hace rato que no estas acÁ. >> para los que no lo conocen cocina muy bien, viniendo de argentina. >> es verdad. >> hoy vamos a preparar una tarta, te quiero contar de la palabra tarta como tal viene del griego que significa pan. >> entonces por eso se llama tarta. >> es lo que pensÉ. >> lo que vamos hacer es una tata de tomate con poco de japÓn serrano y pueden utilizar cualquier jamÓn que tengan a la mano si la vamos hacer en la casa es complicado porque requie rereceta y hoy conseguimos las masas comerciales que vienen vueltas asÍ dobladas las conseguimos en el supermercado y lo que vamos hacer es esterarla dejarla temperatura ambiente un poco para poder esterarla un poco y ahora. >> juraba que la habÍas hecho. >> no lo habÍamos hecho. >> la vida es un poco mÁs facil. >> la vida es mÁs facil de lo que parece para ellos vamos a tomar la masa y le vamos a poner directamente en una bandeja. >> conociste a nuestro comitÉ de piraÑas. >> muy bien. >> ahora fÍj

. >> i worked in a mental hospital which prepared me to work there. >> how joan rivers talked her herng back. >> do it while they still want you. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. does it scar

joan and sandra survivors. >> how are you feeling? >> i am feelinggreat. >> tell me about the hair. i love it. love it. >> i have back. i kind of digging it. you know, i never would have ever cut hair like this. and it's kind of funny when some passes me in a store and says like your hair cut. like i cut it. this is how hair has grown back. i'm so happy to have it growing back. joan's journey included nine months of treatment, 16 rounds chemotherapy, she lost her hair and before boldly doing this on the cover of "people the 65-year-old experimented with many different wi and many different looks. is this what you call the gi joan look? became gi joan. i walked into a hair salon that i had never been to before and i asked the lady behind the counter, do you have anybody here that can shave my head? and this tall guy named juan walked ov said follow me. and he put his cape on me. pushed my head forward and i heard -- i heard that razor. it's a very odd thing for a woman to hear. that and he was right over the top of my head. don't ask me why, afterwards i got down aen picked up all the on the fl

that was probably one of the darker episodes in the book and yet it amused me in a six and because the other thing about joan of arc is about her gears after she was reduced to ashes and was a little late on that for her. again, it is just a matter of knowing a little bit about history. i'm not an historian. i'm a reporter of history. i discover all these gems as i look at one thing. if you read a biography there's 400 things that pop up much better than the obvious. and yes there are some good days in history. this gentleman over here had a chance to ask a question. >> you mention the gentleman survived another sake in hiroshima appeared wondering if there's any other bad days with a silver lining with the bright spot. >> yes, of course there were a few. the only one again that comes to mind right now is the instance of joan of arc being alternately found not guilty so her legal reputation come in the silver lining survived the flames and it's just that she didn't. there are a few. again, i wasn't necessarily looking for silver linings in this stories, but the complexity of history is there is always going

interesting that what they didn't get to is him painting on his eyebrows and it reminded me of the beginning of the great joan rivers documentary called "piece of work" where she gets her face done and goes from a monster to a beautiful piece of work. >> that's right. i didn't see where he was putting on the eyebrows. obama doesn't have prominent owe brows, but does he? >> he over did it a little bit. the bigger issues is jobs, right? when obama vetoed the keystone pipeline thousands of jobs were lost. gay marriage is allowed by the supreme court and so this is another example of the government out sourcing jobs and in this situation it was the entertainment industry. >> wow, you pulled that altogether. joanne, which obama do you prefer? >> i think i pre for the real one because this obviously shows china likes our obama. he is a great guy. it shows that he doesn't like to follow the law and he is looking out for himself. those are characteristics and that will bring us together. >> amazing. it could be diplomacy in action. mark, aren't you upset they are stealing the thunder from the real comedians? >> i wan

on the corner of springfield and joan street, an estimated $92 million retail stores, banks, restaurants, and 152 apartment complex. i spoke with a resident who told me is excited. >> you have to travel to east orange. >> i also spoke with a dr. dr. who told me he is excited but it is about more than just a lack of resources. >> often times people do not know what is healthy and what are optimal nutritional choices and make the wrong choices because there looking for convenience and immediate gratification rather than picking things it will be healthy for them. >> they have more than one job. he believes the community needs to be educated. >> in this was so much more. an area where you see empty buildings. you're talking about apartment buildings, shopping centers. >> it will be huge. have a 9.6 percent unemployment rate. new jersey is a 6.5 percent. >> for most people the concept is alien. communities like this it is difficult to have access. >> i met with andy williams, president and ceo of edison in denver, colorado. >> you are not going to be the president. >> this is a lot of the where made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especi

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me. and we will have all about the red carpet next week. >> and joan london. >> and duran duran is goingelphia as well as the influx of about a million and a half people to our area. today the daunting task of security takes center stage. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson will be here to review security plans for the pope's visit and here's a live look at the ben franklin parkway this morning where road closures are already in place in some spots and picture this -- next weekend more than one million people are expected to be packed right there on the parkway to see the

me. and we will have all about the red carpet next week. >> and joan london. >> and duran duran is goingee jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death. as court documents reveal disturbing new evidence in that case. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. kris . the three jail guards appeared in court just this morning. and the judge set their bail at $1.5 million each on charges of murder and assault under the collar of authority on not just one inmate but two. >> nbc bay area's stephanie chuang has the latest. >> reporter: scott and kri

also everyone will kill me if i don't ask, how was your reaction to joan -- john boehner has resigned through? >> i'll take them in order. with respect to cyber, you know, this has been a serious discussion between myself and president xing since we first met. and the good news from my perspective is that in the leading up and then finalized during our meeting today, i think we have made significant progress in agreeing to how are law enforcement and investigators are going to work together, how we are going to exchange information, how we are going to go after individuals or entities who are engaging in cyber crimes or cyber-attacks and we have jointly affirmed the principle that governments don't engage in cyber against companies. that's -- that all i consider to be progress. what i said to president xing and the american people is the question is now are are words followed by actions and we will be watching carefully to make an assessment as to whether progress has been made in this area. with respect to the various tools that we have to go after those who are attacking our compani

joan join us for a special report. >> a delaware man says he was defrauded by this moving company and he wants to warn others. >> i knew they had me, i knew i had been taken. what you need to know when you hire a mover. tonight on "action news" at 11:00. for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, you'll see the showdown, the count clerk now hauled off to jail. tonight that clerk behind bars after refusing to grant marriage licenses to gay couples. the explosive moments inside the clerk's office, and tonight the strong reaction coming in outside. >>> also breaking, a major development in the hunt for three suspects they call armed and dangerous after the cop who they say was killed. now word coming in of a new video. >>> donald trump and his bold pledge tonight, what is he signaling now? >>> quarterback tom brady and the judge tonight, his decision, will brady be able to play at the start of the season. the nfl fuming. >>> and abc news obtaining the video, what agents are accused of doing as you pass through security a

valerie joan hanna >> firefighter thomas hannafin >> kevin james hannaford >> michael lawrence hannan >> dana r. hannon >> christine lee hanson >> it has been an honor for the past 13 years for me to read the names of all the beautiful lives that were lost on this very site. and for my son paul, you always will be our wind beneath our wings. >> peter burton hanson >> sue kim hanson >> vassilios g. haramis >> james a. haran >> gerald francis hardacre >> jeffrey pike hardy >> timothy john hargrave >> firefighter daniel edward harlin >> frances haros >> harvey l. harrell >> stephen g. harrell >> melissa marie harrington >> aisha anne harris [ bell ringing ] >> stewart dennis harris >> john patrick hart >> eric hartono >> john clinton hartz >> emeric harvey >> and my son paul robert. you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father, engine company 201. there isn't a day that doesn't go by where i don't think about you. you're an amazing, lovable person inside and out. i know you're up there in heaven looking down on mom and the three of us. i hope you're so proud of the job that your amazing wife has done with us. i hope you are proud of the man i'm becoming. i'm doing my best

joan: they learned things you know other than my teachings. they had choices to make and in a lot of times they made bad choices, to me. he said it was survival choices, which i can agree with. they wanted more things that i couldn't provide. reporter: baltimore is one of the poorest cities in the us, with one of the highest crime and murder rates. barksdale himself was arrested several times. he spent more than eight years in prison. dante: i realized that it wasn't like i was when i was young. i wasn't going to prison and just leaving my mother and my sisters, now i am leaving my children and my wife. so i thought about that. and when i thought about that, god for some reason sent about five people to me, talking about the safe streets program and how i could get involved. reporter: today barksdale is an outreach coordinator at the anti-violence organization safe streets. it's friday afternoon. the 41-year-old is meeting with his colleagues. their shift has just started and they talk about recent violent incidents. if something happens, local residents call them. and they collect the information. dante: this is what

.) >> thank you, mary and joan and structures for putting on such a great vent an opportunity for me to address you this morning i'll begin appropriate and like to look at the room and the first people i see are the men and women that served us this morning let's give it up a hand for the great working folks in this hotel (clapping.) mary tension? what tension? the only attention he know 6 is between the dodger's and is giants that's the tension i want to deal with i'm excited to be here and in the room that as i briefing look around there are a green great developers with who are working not city and designing wonderful green office buildings and residential buildings, art buildings, people construction companies who i know by name given my years not only at dpw and the city administration bayshore but more and more you're not contractors your developers your becoming parent with the city as we open up great institutions like the veterans war memorial the other day beautiful places where the history of the city and the future of the city is right at what what we do with our challeng

little known, even to me, a lot of useless information, and that was pretty cool. i like joanett, i love rock and role. one of the great rock and roll anthems. >> yeah. >> she's an orioles fan too. >> we will play that coming up. >> i mentioned this earl willer we will watch this low pressure system which is just annoyingly, lingering, right off the coast, just when we're trying to plan a papal visit or whatever else you are planning for this weekend. just enough to annoy us and keep us on our toes. we are watching computer models which have it sneaking inland and maybe giving us rain on saturday but most likely it will stay far enough off shore, that we will not have to worry about rain, cross your fingers, for that one. the there is a look at area of rain off the north carolina coast. that is system we are watching but we have a disturbance out to the west of us. here in lancaster county, berks county, lehigh valley, you may be seeing some showers this morning, even western part of the chester county just some very light showers this morning, so wet roadways we will encounte

joan, good morning. >> hi, guys. >> we're all sitting here crying. gets me every time.> lots to celebrate. >> oh, yeah. what a difference a year makes. a year ago my daughter lindsey gave birth to little parker and it was one of the sickest days. i was in the middle of chemo and i just wanted everything to be wonderful that day and i didn't want anybody to know how bad i felt and here a year later little mason was born, a beautiful little boy, two weeks ago today, and, you know, i'm strong and i'm through the journey. i survived. >> well, you know what's great, you've had an amazing life. you've worked -- you worked on "good morning america," you traveled the world and now you have like a purpose-driven life. >> yes. >> it's completely changing gears, right in. >> i think it's hard for someone to understand how a survivor can say that cancer was actually a gift, but i have to tell you, i mean, one would think it would be a year i would want to forget but it was really very memorable and it changed the trajectory of my life and my career. i'm in washington advocating for

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dan ball, chief correspondent frr "the washington post" and joan walsh, editor at large for salon.com. thank you all for being here. dan, let me start with you. is it fair to look to britain's political elections and compare them to politics here in the united states? >> well, jonathan, for a long time, there's been some parallel relationship between, on the one hand, the conservative party in britain, and the republican party here, and the democratic party here and the labour party in britain. some of those relationships have frayed a bit over time. but i think it's always the case that people on this side are looking at what's going on there and vice versa. so when jeremy corbyn wins the election for the leadership of the labour party, it was a stunning development there. and obviously some of the same forces that were successful in helping him to win are affecting what's going on in the democratic race here. the parallels are not perfect and i don't want to carry them too far. but certainly there is unrest and the progressive grassroots in both countries. >> i recommend everyone read dan's column from yesterday in the sunda

joan jett. inducting her. talking to paul mccartney, i saw him not knowing how to talk to me, and i don't know how to talk to paul mccartney, so it made me him uncomfortable. sometimes it's a nice convo ice breaker. >> it's definitely an ice breaker. >> you can be stop staring at my tits! >> jimmy: okay, all right. keep your arms at your side would be better, probably. >> jimmy: it's funny. talking i'd probably be trying to get a look. but since we're right -- >> having a good conversation is what you're thinking about. that's what they're always thinking about when i'm topless. >> jimmy: it's human nature is what it is, no two ways around it. >> what i've learned is that it's not the tit -- are you allowed to say tit? boob. >> jimmy: i think you are. >> it's like panty. the creepiest -- >> jimmy: you can say breast. >> breast. >> jimmy: the human breast. >> humans aren't afraid of the human breast, it's the nipple that's the issue. i'm showing my boobs and no one has a problem but the nipples are cover sod somehow that's okay. so america's fine with tits, it's nipples they don't like. >> jimmy: you're right, it

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