the scandal forced the bank's c-e-o john stumpf... to abrupty retire. (vicki) coming up, every pet owner knows a trip to the vet - could cost them some big bucks. but now one california lawmaker wants to change that. we'll explain after the break. (grant) there is troubling new information tonight about a deadly greyhound bus accident last year in the south bay. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant.. it was a disastrous crash that killed two people and injured more than a dozen. the greyhound bus hit the median on highway 101 and flipped during a rain storm. it happened back in january of 20-16 in san jose. last summer a preliminary n-t-s-b report cited driver fatigue as a possible factor. now the final report is out... and it makes a shocking conclusion... that does not blame the driver... but caltrans. we will explain the findings tonight on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (grant) we are following some breaking news... a woman has crawled into on top of a crane into a construction cab... t

john: thank you, ann coulter! >>> o area i think she's right is that the left acts like a mob when they get hysterical about climate change. a libertarian had the nerve to go to a protest and hold up a sign saying fossil fuels are good! >> excuse me. excuse me this is private property. this is mine. john: i've criticized global warming hysteria, robert kennedy jr. calls me a totey who lies. >> i think they should be in jail. i think they should be. john: i think it's the alarmists like kennedy who are part of the ignorant mob. but tyson slocumb, director of public citizens energy program says i'm clueless about this. >> i don't think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's not settle

sir elton john turned 70 years old this weekend and of course o he did it in style. urday celebrities joined the british singer for a birthday celebration in hollywood. john's husband david furness was on hand. also there stevie wonder a katy perry. >> for the second week, beauty and the the beast claimed the top spot at the box office. it added more than $88 million to its total. the film has earned $317 million in north american theaters ally loan. coming in second was power rangers opening strong with $40.5 million and kong continues to dominate theaters too remaining in the top three with a little over $14 million. >> all right. 4:53 is the time. let's bring in gary mcgrady and talk about what we're dealing with right now which is showers. >> yeah. >> my tie straight. >> you're straight. >> drizzle, showers. it's not going to be a great monday morning commute i hate to give yourself a little bit of extra time. because with that was drizzle overnight aren't the road spray and showers coming on across and then look wha happens now. weather service finally says, oh,

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john. >> yesterday you wreren't able o tell us very much about congressman nunes's visit to the white house grounds to give you classified information. a democrat on the committee said the white house would have known that he was here. the same democrat also said it looked lying a criminal cover up to him. my question to you is have you learned any more information since we had conversation yesterday about how he would have got ep ten in and how he w have gotten cleared and do you think he should recuse himself from the investigation. >> it's not up to me. he's a member of the house. he's appointed by the speaker. we're not going to start commenting on that kind of stuff. i do think that he is running an investigation which we asked for. and i think the thing that's important to note is there somewhat of a double standard when it comes to classified information. when leaks are made illegally to the press, and you all report them, the coverage focuses almost entirely on the substance of the allegation that are part of an illegal leak, not on the illegal nature of the disclosure, the identity

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all the media coverage of this, that there's a dereliction of duty in informing the o american people what you and john solomon, both great objective journalists, investigative reporters have found? don't you think this is major headlines they're ignoring? >> absolutely. i think what you need to do is go to the truth. i tell you where there is evidence sean. there will be evidence as to who leaked this information. if there are good investigators willing to find out who did. that's where the trail of bread crumbs will be. even though there's a wide expanse of intelligence agencies that can access this type of information, the leak on flynn's telephone call, that was signals intelligence, that's a felony. revealing that like they did to the washington post is actually a felony. and every time you go into a compartmentalized room that is highly guarded so you can look at this information, every time you go in there you leave a marker. that marker remains there so people can go back and see who viewed that information. so if somebody wants to find out who the leaker is, if somebody wants too find out who

worrying about the plan it is time to debate, hi you i am dade asman welcome to o folks are on fox with steve fox, liz bill sabrina johnce a full house a lot of people in congress, are saying that this is helping you insurers more than patients what do you think. >> i agree, of an though i said last week that yes, we need to get in reform done, it does seem to

o marked an apriestation month which officially starts in april. byan catch john bastiste and the ban nigh after eyewitness news baseball season here. the phillies home opener is friday april 11th and today the team revealed what's new at the ball yard. >> first let's start with fashion. the hats not only include the phillies logo but also the logos of six philadelphia universities. vittoria also got a sneak peek at the delicious food lineup. >> reporter: if you're wondering what's mouth watering and new. >> everything is new at the ballpark and everything is great. >> reporter: baseball is back and to kick off a brand new seas some new menu. >> did you get back for seconds thr hot dogs. mac and cheese 're actually ma stand what else to put mac and cheese on a hot hat tang, crea >> reporter: as it c better. >> taylor pork roll? it the extra step to griddling it. finish with >> and the edges next?re crispy. if you like fries wh roast por >> we came up. >> here's what i'm getting out there's flavor upon flavor upon av of flavor. we start with flavor a we go from all

this was actually created by john bell hood when he set fire o atlanta. he set fire to ammunition of atlanta and explosions happened and all the rest. anyway, he didn't destroy everything despite what "gone with the wind" has to say. there you have "gone with the wind." nor, as legend would have it, sherman did not burn every home between atlanta and the ocean. it simply didn't happen. he did, however, march through georgia, and he arrived at savannah on december 21. from there, he sent a message to lincoln, "i beg to present to you as a christmas gift the city of savannah." all kinds of newspapers talked about our union santa claus. as was the case with hood in atlanta, sherman now had to deal with confederate general illiam hardee. but, again, he refused to cut off his escape. rather, he consciously, specifically, left open an exit so hardee could get away and sherman would not have to fight him in the trenches. and when sherman's army entered savannah, the soldiers, his soldiers, sherman's soldiers were on their best behavior. previously they had taken

worrying about the plan it is time to debate, hi you i am dade asman welcome to o folks are on fox with steve fox, liz bill sabrina john, bruce a full house a lot of people in congress, are saying that this is helping you insurers more than patients what do you think. >> i agree, of an though i said last week that yes, we need to get in reform done, it does seem to help companies more, listen, when have i heard the government say yes, ensures you are allowed to hike insurance prices 30% for if you are if you go with coverage for a year? when have you seen such corporate entitlement built on tax credits like this plan i get it need obamacare repeal and replace very did i this seems a boon for the insurance companies. >> there are taxbreaks for the insurers we can put up on screen i mean it does help them out in specific areas. >> yeah, look i think we have to think about this a long a spectrum of good better and best, we may not be at best plan just yettive moving right direction i think a lot of redeems working to repair mostly damages parts using tax cuts he equalize the employer versus individual tax situation very i

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foremost, o first and i'm very thankful and appreciative of representative north carolina and john garamendi of california working together. most democrats and republicans, myself, we have the -- actually and i am, these least guy necessary washington, d.c. are not working for us, but for business. and, you know, they need to work together, i feel, not hopeful it happen, though. host: is there a specific area you think they need to work together? caller: they need to work together on all issues. of know, i get so sick hearing democrat this and republican this. know, they are spending, the uy a couple calls before me said we have come to this place y chance, these guys are working together, they make it appear they are separate, but i think they are together. okay, to john in new hampshire -- sorry, new mexico, republican line. hi. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. my call. for taking if there is one area i really think democrats and republicans are going to work one her, but if there is area where i truly hope they will come to some humility and agree, we need term limits. every co

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. >> john boehner was miserable in that job and paul ryan, totally is a figure now. i guess i have some sympathy for him. he's got one ohe worse jobs in the white house. >> i have to step back on him. the thing i find remarkable of this story is we are zooming back to the day of "access hollywood" tape was released, it is worth pausing to remember what that day was like. people thought the campaign was over. donald trump was going to step out of the race. there is no way and not only can this guy get elected, he could not stay on the ballot. mike pence was going to be the republican nominee. that tape was shocking and we don't talk about it anymore. it is a reminder of how far we come and the compromises that people like ryan had the make essentially over power. the guy survived that shot and now it is coming home to some degree. >> i would encourage people to remember the larger picture here and just what donald trump was able to come back from. really what it told us about him for good and bad. >> robert. and the glue that keeps together the relationship between speaker ryan and president trump has not been any kind

o. he said that john pedesto's personal e-mails would be published, saying, trust me, it will soon be pedesto's time in the barrel. stone also tweeted, i have total confidence that wikileaks and my hero julian assage will educate the american people. soon after the batch of pedesto's stolen e-mails were released, there were more released. this story evolved from rejecting the russian influence entirely to denying any communication with russian actors to asserting that this contact was, in fact, innocent or routine and that americans should simply trust that there was nothing more going on. but to ask the public to trust you when you falsely denied the communication that -- that communication occurred in the first place is absurd on its face and, in fact, a plausible reason to suspect possible coordination. after the election we now know that president-elect trump's appointed national security advisor, michael flynn and trump's senior aide and son-in-law had a meeting with the russian ambassador and that there were phone calls with kisliak that included rolling back sanctions for russia. flynn h

o. sunday, starting 1 p.m. eastern, politics and mmigration, with nation magazine national affairs correspondence john nichols and fight get ready, the against jobless economy and citizenless democracy, "new york op ed columnist maurik aurikes -- maurine dowd, and julissa achs c.e.o., arce, "my underground american dream: my true story as an undocumented immigrant who became a wall street executive." book t.v. is live from the festival of books, saturday at noon and sunday 1 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> yes, they have very nice lifestyles, of course they have i do think y, but the superhubs make it to the top primarily ere or not motivated by money, they want to and standing and status want to be respected and want to have power. >> sunday night on q&a, beyond ceo, sandra navidi, discussing her book "superhubs," elite and ancial networks rule our world. >> i think many superhubs see the system, with but it is also one key question hold in the book, do they the system prisoner or are they prisoners of the system? it the eir fault or is system's fault? and in the end, after analysis, conclusion, it is interaction of

john preston. battle cry, songs of american heroes released on friday. buy it o . >> reporter: itunes.hank you for your service. >> thank you so much. >> state lawmakers say a new proposal can make it possible for students to graduate from college debt free. >> degrees not debt program was introduced just yesterday by assembly democrats. >> reporter: when sac state students tied the knot this august, they will have to worry about paying for a wedding and paying back her student loan debt. >> it will put a dent in our first year or two of marriage as far as doing things for fun. but we will hopefully be able to tackle it. >> reporter: unfortunately their fa are from the only people dealing with student loan debt. >> do you know how much you have in student debt. >> around $10,000 to $12,000. >> around $20,000. >> ballpark. looking at just south of $200,000 after law school. >> it is a big problem. that's why we're doing it. it furthers already ability to start their careers, buy a home, get married. >> reporter: state lawmakers rolled out a program called degrees not debt, looking to lo

john kelly. asegurÓ que la meta serÍa desalentar a las familias a que lleven a cabo la peligrosa travesÍa o que envíencia lidiando con menores no acompaÑados. los hemos entregado al departamento de salud y derechos humanos, y ellos han hecho un gran trabajo ubicÁndolos en albergues o familias. sÍ lo he considerado con miras a desviar mÁs movimiento a travÉs de esta terrible peligrosa travesÍa. ellos irÍan a un hogar de cuidado mientras nosotros lidiamos con sus padres. satcha: esta declaraciÓn generÓ protestas de repudio en washington d.c. mÁs de 700.000 personas que cruzaron la frontera acompaÑados de sus hijos fueron detenidas durante el Último aÑo fiscal. un comentario del secretario de vivienda y desarrollo urbano, ben carson, aviva la polÉmica. en su discurso inaugural, el ex candidato presidencial se refiriÓ a los esclavos que llegaron a estados unidos como "inmigrantes con sueÑos de prosperidad", palabras que resultan incongruentes, puesto que esas personas fueron traÍdas al país a la fuerza. cientos de manifestantes se reunieron frente a la casa blanca para protestar por la nueva orden ejecuti

surgiÓ tras la acusaciones hechas la semana pasada por la presidente trump, el senador john mccain dijo que se retracta oeamers, 10 congresistas republicanos presentaron un proyecto de ley en la cÁmara que busca establecer ciudadanÍa para los jÓvenes indocumentados amparados bajo daca. los soÑadores que comienc una carrera universitaria o se sumen a las fuerzas armadas pueden nacionalizarse. >>> quedÓ captado en cÁma el arresto de un hombre e vallejo, el oficial se sentÓ encima y lo golpeÓ con una ma cana testigos dijo que el sujeto habÍa caminado de manera errÁtica, el policÍa fue suspendido mientras se investiga este incidente. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> el dno de una inmigrante embarazada y madre de 5 niÑos estadounidense podrÍa decidirse este jueves cuando se presente ante una corte de inmigraciÓn en carolina del norte donde vive hace 2os, Él tenÍa un permiso de trabajo valido hasta octubre y presentÓ una carta de deportaciÓn por no presentarse a una cita de inmigraciÓn. lÍderes religiosos pidieron que no se repÚbli no se separe a esta madre de sus niÑos. una 2000 personas estÁn en el centro de california espe

left shoulder is belonged all lanes opened after the dulles toll road o dulles toll road looking good and we're problem free in cabin johns morning. traffic looking good through mclean and tysons. as we look right now 66 eastbound light volume on and off from centreville to the beltway. heaviest traffic right now from about 29 through 28 in centreville. so between gainsville and centreville give yourself about 15 extra minutes. 395 northbound in the clear edsall road to the 14th street bridge. if you're skipping the roads and keeping it to the rails metro is on time except for safe track surge 13 impacting the blue and yellow, allison and steve, pack do you. back to you. >> disturbing details about targeted killing in new york city involving a isturbing detat targeted killing in new york city involving a maryland man targeted killing in new york city involving a maryland man and his motives. >> concerned d.c. residents packed a meeting last night looking for answers on what's being done to cut down on the number of missing children in the city. we're back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪♪ >> several locations in northern wiscons

you release that, then i think our huge technological advantage n o which we have, look at what we did. >> ed: this is worse than johnodesta making catty comments about hillary clinton and reporters. i'm not saying a lot of democratic outrage. >> the hypocrisy here is really unbelievable here. if your side is being bitten, then you get all upset. the other guys are being bitten in the campaign, trump says i love wikileaks, i don't think he loves them today. >> he's the commander and t chief u.s. to deal with it. it's undermining our entire system, the other thing it does apart from everything else, it exposes americans to suspicions about the intentions of her own government, are they listening in on my microwave? >> ed: is there credence to submission that our viewers have, talking about a report today were samsung is a saying we care so much about privacy than it turns out maybe they allowed british intelligence services to dip into american television sets here with those samsung smart tvs. the cia says we don't spy on americans. but did the british intelligence services tap into those tvs? that undermines confide

john harrison died a week ago yesterday and family, admirers and came to the family the chaplain of the four chapels for his viewing. christie ileto has the story. >> to joan, he was dad. to generations oe to see him off, he was an american hero. >> he didn't tell us everything. i understand it now. someone had to make the effort. he did. >> at 96, he was a living legend, one of the original 20 tuskegee airmen flying during the ii world war combat missions, a squad so fierce they became known as the red tails. >> he said we don't train you people to be pilots. the sergeant threw me out of the recruiting office. >> in interview he talked about his persistence to be a blackbird. >> he said you again? i said, yes. he said you want to be a pilot, don't you? >> yes, sir, just like you. >> for a black man it was a special deal to go above all of the things and meet the challenges because prejudice still exists. >> andre had no idea his cousin was a big deal until he saw the silver screen, "red tails." i said there was a guy at the end of that looked just like you. he said, he did? that was me. >> humble to his final days, hair sop received the congressional medal of honor from president bush

john, what is the reaction been from fellow republicans so far? >> well, here's the issue with this budget. it seeks to shift $54 billion from defense -- i'm sorry, o to defense from domestic programs. to accomplish that, he's going to have to pass a law adjusting caps that have been in place since the secretary term of the obama administration. that law would have to clear a filibuster. he would have to hold all the republicans and get some democrats. that is not likely to happen because even republicans agree with democrats that they have cut an awful lot out of discretionary programs. they want to turn to the big entitlement programs like medicare and social security. donald trump promised not to do that. >> we often hear that a budget is dead on arrival, is that true of this one? >> i think that big trade, $594 billion in either direction, i think that will not happen. they'll not get 60 votes in order to accomplish that. some of these cuts will happen on the domestic side. i think one potential outcome is there will be defense increases as well as many democrats as well as republicans favor those. but as a price of agreeing to the defense incr

o fundamentally than about what the government is for and who for what. so that is really the one of the of politics and fascinating to watch. host: john wonderlich, thank your time in this discussion this morning, appreciate it. guest: thank you, pleasure. host: we'll take a short break and come back and open up the phone lines. whatever is in with on your mind pertaining to public policy or politics, there numbers on your screen. we'll be right back. >> anyone working at any hedge fund involved in short-term coming, meaning everyday in and trade nothing and out of stock, all people want edge, the is a common term in industry, they want edge. there is white edge, there is the gray zone and black edge, inside clearly information. hedge fund manager, steven cohen and sac capital. the book "block edge," the the most ring down wanted man on wall street. >> the two central characters at areheart of the story, they central characters in my book, two former portfolio managers cohen's fund, matthew and michael steinburg. artoma is serving fairly lengthy prison sentence, although his case is on appeal, was convicted,rg but his conviction was l

john foley school on eagle road in havertown. morning also caused electrical problems forcing an evacuation. students were sent home early and classes are canceled today. other than the cross, no one was hurt. >> wow. oo pieces. >> it did t we had some really bad weather here. there were booms going through the station. >> yeah in the morning time boy, what you really thunderstorming. in the afternoon we kind of settled back to just some drizzle and light rain and today we're getting rid of all of that. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us we're dry t taking a look outside there are a few clouds overhead as we take a look at talon energy stadium the home of the philadelphia union. they're on the road this weekend but i think they're back in a couple weeks. anyway, we are looking at some clouds. you kind of see that over the stadium right now but those clouds will dissipate. we'll wind up fairly bright through most of the day. isn't too bad. starting out at 50 degrees in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs in the upper 40's. so far so good on the wind. it will get breezier once the sun comes up the. for now only a 7 miles per hour wind on the bus stop early. there's the cloud cover i'm talking aboutly

john is nucor, the best steel company to own. i've been focus oing on the distribution centers.o consumer, these companies thrive. we're going to look at that industry. yes, thank you for 12 years. executive producer. >> amazing 12 years. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> see you tonig6:00 p.m. easte. gordon bethune on the nor'easter. don't go away. is happening before our eyes. shift in human history sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure and emerging markets. partner with pgim the global investment management businesses of prudential. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm karl quintanilla with sarah eisen and david faber. slow is slowing things a little bit along the eastern seaboard. not as bad in manhattan as some feared. dow is having a rough start out of the gate. s&p down 11 are crude lower, as well. >> our road map begins w

john cryan as the head. one of them will leave the investment banking business in the trading business,s o the corporate clientsher one is going, he comes from the consumer banking division. so, it is almost as if they are splitting into a commerzbank type of model, trying to reduce their client books and boost margins. but where will they get increased revenue? they expect revenue to fall 1% from the lowest it has been in the last decade. this even if you think tackles the capital issue, there are questions around revenue still remaining. matt miller in berlin. for more on deutsche bank, don't forget, we have the interview with john cryan at 8:15. let's bring into the conversation, our guest, julian howard. manus cranny is not next to me, but he is still with us over in peugeotthe headquarters. julian, great to have you here with us. let's talk about deutsche bank or more generally, about the capital raising plans we see for european banks. we are still in this part of the story, aren't we? shows this chart which where this takes them on capital, 13.1%, this is where they are planning they will be now, above t

the damage o those abuses inflicted is far more difficult to undo and the policies that animated them. for as john adams observed, quote, liberty once lost is lost for ever, in the quote. so the separation of powers is just as critical today as it was during the administration, the last administration. and the preservation of our constitutional order including the separation of powers is just as crucial to our liberty today as it was when our founding charter was first adopted. no matter your politics, for all of these reasons you should be concerned about the preservation of our constitutional order. and most importantly the separation of powers and if you are concerned about these things as you should be, i want you to meet judge neil gorsuch. fortunately for every american we have before us today a nominee whose body of professional work is defined by an unfailing commitment to these principles. is it grasps on the separation of powers, including judicial independence, and livens his body of work. as he explains quote, to the founders, the legislative and judicial powers were distinct by nature

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john talked a little bit about the politics of it. what about the substance and merits. >> it's not a dramatic idea for economists. tax o normal investment is zero. not distorting any investment decision. you're only taxing the excess returns, whatever you want to call it. excess profits. and there, that's not going to affect the decision whether or not to invest. go for it. this is anywhere vnirvana for u >> i'm letting someone else bring up the accounting problems and do you actually have the interest -- get rid of the interest reductions. give everybody else a chance. >> i'll give you my view as a lawyer here. first of all, expenses for many corporation is a matter of sum indifference. it is a temporary increase of depreciation deductions you go back to where you were right before. i took economics 101 so long ago, i don't understand why that's equivalent to repeal on tax on ordinary returns of capital. for most businessmen, they only see those two pieces. they see the loss of the interest deduction, which is a permanent increase in their tax liability in contrast to timing change of the expensing. in the abstract, i

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john. >> upon cha release low. >> dax wrote and directed the action comedy where he and pena try to uncover some crooked cops in the california highway patrol. along the way there are shoot-ots and explosions galore. >> it's like when harry met sally with motorcycles. >> you gave me the best compliment we've had, which is she hates motorcycles, could care less. she saw the movie for the first time, she goes, i got to tell you what. you pulled off a miracle. i actually cared about the motorcycle chases. >> guys, guys, guys, that was spectacular. >> kristen plays dax's ex-wife, who he's trying to win back. >> what are you wearing? >> oh, it's my -- my uniform from the chp. >> you almost didn't cast me, dax. can you explain this? >> care to comment? >> yeah, you on cell yew lar 4re68, likable. it's nauseating in fact. it's hard to stand next to you. and this role that you took on is a terrible, unlikable, jerk of a woman. i obviously did not think of you for that. then you read it, and then you said, i will be playing this role. and then i said, and you are the boss. >> and action. >> what was your favorite part about directing me, dax, or the worst part about directing me? >

john thompson iii fired from georgetown today. this is after 13 seasons. this year the hoyas finished 14-18. 5-13 in conference play. they finished 278-151. that is his record at georgetown. eight ncaa o have not made the tournament three of the last four years. part of thompson's statement issued through the attorney -- i am grateful for the fans of georgetown for their tremendous support. georgetown basketball has been part of my life since 1972 which makes the moment even more impactful but i look forward to my next chapter. something to think about. a name popping up for years now as someone who would fit right in at georgetown. none other than patrick ewing. 14 years as an nba assistant coach. won a championship with georgetown in the 1980's. considered the best player in school history. why not? also his son is on the coaching staff currently. meanwhile, we wanted to hear what you thought about john thompson iii's firing so we went up the street to georgetown to get reaction. >> i didn't know anybody who are ardent of supporters of his to be honest. it's unfortunate. he had a winning record in his tenure but enwhat it soured inevitable. >> i'm shocked. i haven't heard much of th

john mccain. we'll ask him whether it's possible to have a bipartisan investigation into russian meddling. >>> but first here's today's ol ryan says he has full confidenc that congressman nunes can conduct a fair investigation. >> he went into the white house facility to view information. >> members of the intelligence committee go all the time up to capitol hill and give them briefings in secure facilities. >> absolutely. >> white house says the president' son-in-law and senior adviser intelligence committee questions about his russian contacts. >>> the director of the miami-dade police department says the attack on his officers was unprovoked. >>> the procedure performed by the agent for tsa was part of a standard pat-down. >> city's formerly seedy retation has shifted and now the city is known as a big league entertainment capital hopefully ready for a big league football team. >> white house just announced trump son-in-law and leader of the preppy camp across the lake jared kushner will oversee a broad effort to overhaul the government and the government desperately needs overhaul. somebody keeps putting unqualified

o profile onweekend today? >> we have fwub fgeorge w. bush. this week, john bn bon jovi wit new tour.away without explanation. he hasn't missed a beat he said, i have no hard feelings for richie. he's a lifelong friend. but the show goes on. >> doesn't age. does not age. >> just looks better every year. >> no. nice, nice, nice. >> great guy. a smart guy. and he let us in on one of the rehearsals. yoal and he's rehearsing "living on a prayer." >> did you throw your bra at him? >> i grew up in new jersey in the 1980s. >> he and his wife, fantastic philanthropist. >> you have birthdays for yus? >> i do. time to fire up the smucker's jar. happy 100th birthday to ruth traynham of north carolina. a retired school bus driver. lucille dodd is in iowa. she goes for a two-mile walk every day. i can't do that. happy 100th butter to eisenhart. he is a proud veteran from pennsylvania. received a military aviation award for his service. and we salute you, sir. le vern feek of tucson, arizona. 100 years old. her son says she makes some of the best strawberry jam you ever had. >> besides smucker's. o

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