we're hanging out with kerry washington!on of "the whisper challenge." [ cheers and applause ] >> whisper challenge. [ laughter ] >> it's so scary. >> jimmy: here's how the game works. >> okay. >> jimmy: you could play this at home. one person puts on these headphones with loud music playing. okay? and the other person picks up a a card and sings the song lyrics on the card. >> okay. >> jimmy: the person wearing the headphones tries to guess what they just sang. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: kerry, you can put the headphones on first. >> oh, dear. >> jimmy: i will sing a song. >> okay. be good, okay? >> jimmy: i will -- >> so i can get it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it, how you dance immediately. >> okay, i should pay attention to you. hi! what? >> jimmy: a little loud. [ light laughter ] >> go! >> jimmy: all right, all right. [ laughter ] hold on. hm, okay, okay. ♪ sweet dreams are made of these ♪ >> what? [ laughter ] okay. ♪ sweet dreams are >> sweet dreams of the -- >> jimmy: wait, if you don't get it now -- >> oh! sweet drea

you were working for secretary of state john kerry at the time, and it was no secret that kerry wantedl weapons attack. senator corker, republican chairman of the foreign relations committee, obviously still frustrated by the decision of the president to not conduct a military strike against assad. how frustrating was it for secretary ker? >> well, i think secretary kerry was somebody who was traveling around the world and hearing from a lot of partners and allies around the world who really wanted the united states to act and really felt this emotionally raw response to what they had seen assad do in 2013. now, secretary kerry felt strongly at the time about moving forward, but he also came around to the reality that there wasn't a good next step, and what president obama often asked was what then? what next? how will -- how will we end this? right now obviously arming the kurds is something that president obama supported. many people in the administration supported. i think there will be widespread support for that here, never mind turkey, but the question is what's the diplomatic pl

. >>> kerry washington, she was the toast of another big celebration last night.ut the scandal star was still basicing in that met afterglow. >> the most surprising thing from last night? >> i saw my husband jumping -- >> kerry slayed again in this dramatic black and white carolina herrera gown. where the bronx native was being honored. she told us she has fond memories of growing up in the bronx. >> jennifer lopez was my dance teacher. i remember when she left to go to l.a. and she left a big impression on me. >> another a-lister who made an impression on kerry back in the day, gwyneth paltrow. the biggest influence on ms. washington clearly her parents. her mom is on the board of the museum and presented her with the imagination award. >> they always know best. >> this is a passion project for my mother. >> the scandal star auctioned the set visit to her show to benefit the museum and she told does season finale on may 18th is full of surprise and nobody gets what they want. >> when we shot the final season for the last episode of this season i had goose bumps.

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. >>> kerry washington, she was the toast of another big celebration last night.ut the "scandal" star was still basking in that met after glow. >> the most surprising thing from last night? >> i saw my husband jumping into selfies, that usually doesn't happen. >> kerry slayed again in this dramatic black and white carolina herrera gown, whehere t bronx native was being honored. she told us she has fond memories of growing up in the bronx. >> jennifer lopez was my dance teacher. ♪ i'm still generally from the block ♪ i remember when she left to go off to l.a. and she left a big impression on me. >> another a-lister who made an impression on kerry back in the day, gwyneth paltrow. but the biggest influence on ms. washington clearly h museum and presented her with the imagination award. >> they always know best. i was like, i'll hold the award. my mother's like, it's going to slide. i'm like it's fine. >> she's like it's not fine. >> this is a passion project for my mother. she has spent her entire live improving lives for children of the bronx myself included. >> th

-kerry: nice to meet you.lemonis: one of the things that concerns me about this deal is the fact that their lease is running out in a couple months. to solve that problem, i want to take them around denver to look at a couple spaces. and i found one that i really like. kerry: it's, like, definitely a new and up-and-coming. it's called the rino district. lots of new retail, lots of breweries. lemonis: is this an old building renovated? kerry: it is. nikki: oh, very cool. -mike: [ chuckles ] -kerry: it's a bigger space. it's about 4,100 square feet. lemonis: your current space is... -nikki: 3,000. -mike: 3,000. lemonis: so, this is bigger. and so, this gives you the ability to have a nice retail space, to be close to the street. mike: well, obviously we need compressed air. i don't see any lines existing that would accommodate that. lemonis: i think the pluses to being in this neighborhood are that there's a lot of people. mike: are we gonna be interrupted by residents that move into these buildings for noise or

. >> reporter: minutes later the firefighters arrived and took over and said that kerry was clinically dead and not breathing but that the chest compressions made the difference . >> it took that extra little bit to give us the best possible things to work with when we got on scene.>> reporter: two months after the incident kerry is reunited with the firefighters that helped to save his life. a ceremony honoring the men and women that helped to save his life and he has a defibrillator implanted in his side and he reflects on what could've been a very different outcome. >> i would not get to see -- i'm sorry. -- my son's baseball game, and it taught me to live every day. the things that we may take for granted like playing tennis or spending time with my family, just a beautiful morning, all of those things now are amplified times 20. >> reporter: kerry expects to make a full recovery and plans on giving back in some way but he says he knows for sure he will live life to the fullest each day. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> testimony continues in the penalty phase of the trial of antolin garcia-to

bernie sanders, john kerry, barack obama. just saying. the internship didn't pay, but i was able to say the couple friends in burlington on an apartment on south street by the liquor store. i flipped on a futon in more than once woke up to see a spider in question nicely. yes, so gross. but it didn't matter. nothing had ever been more exciting. it was an election-year suburbia was in the office a lot and he met with constituents more than any politician i don't any politician i don't think it is was kept busy which i loved. i took down notes from voters. i faxed press clips. at night i would call people in vermont trying to raise money. i wasn't super successful, but i did a great job reminding people to register to vote and telling them about the event to be doing around the state. from time to time i got to drag bernie around. he looked the same way he looks now. dupree to shovel, tie a little loose, probably express affair. he agrees the newspaper even though we always had the windows down, never air conditioning. sometimes they asked

kerry cried.ied. >> her co-stars dish on why shonda rhimes is ending the series. >> she wants to end on a high note. >> has she given you any mommy advice yet? >> kerry has been my mentor in every category. >>> next, "dirty dancing" changes the ending. why? >> it's totally different but i understand, it's something that people love. >> abigail breslin says they add in more storylines. as for recreating patrick swayze's famous line -- >> nobody puts baby in the corner. >> i ruined the take. >> i'm sure they can edit around it. i'm so sorry. >>> and finally, "the bachelorette" gets bloody. looks like already-engaged rachel needs to get around some man drama. >> he has a girlfriend. i'm going to throw him under the bus. >>> still ahead, behind the scenes of "wonder woman." from 3,000 calorie diets to horse back riding. how they got in shape. >>> plus, the return of "love connection." >>> and, can cam get over his biggest fear? bindi irwin introduces him to the world's biggest snakes and spiders. >> h

joining me is john finer who served for secretary of state, john kerry.at to have you with me on a morning like this. what do you think of that speech and the tone the president is trying to deliver? >> thanks. i think the excerpt is fine, in and of itself. we'll see the rest of the speech. there are questions we should look at, one, does he get the tone and the substance right? i think that's an open question. you have talked about the notion whether he uses the phrase radical islamic. saying those words does not end terrorism. there are a number of ways a president could step into a sensitive issue inadd ver tantly, given the people advising him that a not very anced in their views of islam. the second question is -- >> the credibility which the president delivers the speech, how do they negate the rhetoric, knowing it could pop up, we don't have that excerpt. stephen miller, who we are familiar with his feelings, is the author. >> it's people like steve bannon, the president surrounded himself with a number of people with extreme views on islam themsel

kerry sanders for us there in florida, kerry, thank you. hey, bill, why are you in vegas again?t of curiosity. unrelated to what we're snaugts. >> well my mother, god bless her, 92 years old, so, you know, speaking about getting older, you know, we want people to look after us and all that stuff so i want to come back and make sure everything is a-okay. >> you're a good man. always good to see you, sir. kerry, thanks as well. when we come back this afternoon, end of an alliance? president trump slamming germany on twitter after chancellor angela merkel said europe can no longer rely on the united states. word this afternoon that germany doesn't need our help with something as well. we've got a bit of developing news on that front. also sean spicer set to brief the press on camera just under half an hour from now. the white house reportedly considering a whole new communications strategy. could the president be taking a bigger role as the mouthpiece for his own administration? new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. wh

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kerry washington, everybody. be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪since i came to know you baibe ♪i've been telling you how sweet you're.♪ ♪i've been telling you how good you're.♪ ♪please tell me how i look. ♪you look so good, fantastic man.♪ ♪ kfc'sspicy.inger chicken sandwich. crispy. spacy. as in, it's going to space. just to be clear. try kfc's zinger chicken sandwich in a $5 fill up for a limited time. it's a lightly fruit heflavored, low carb,g. spiked sparkling water. so now you can make the ultra light choice. henry's hard sparkling. the ultra light choice. >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. we're going to be out next week. we're going to be gone for a week, and i'm sure nothing is going to happen. so we'll see you after memorial day. that's our show for tonight. so here it is, your moment of zen. >> did you at any time urge former f.b.i. director james comey in any way, shape, or form to close or back down from the investigation into michael flynn? also when you look back-- >> no, no. next ques

please welcome kerry washington. ( cheers and applause ) >> hi! coming to fix something. >> are you broken? >> trevor: everything is broken. are you kidding me? >> everything is broken. i watched that opening. >> trevor: we need olivia pope. that's what we need. ( cheers and applause ) we need olivia pope on our side. >> i actually-- i woke up the morning after the election and olivia pope was trending because so many people were tweeting all ready on facebook, "olivia pope, fix this. you have to fix this." and i have to tell you, it actually made me very angry. >> trevor: why? >> i'm super happy we're in the zeitgeist and people are talking about us, but, you know, we are a democracy. we are a representational democracy, and we got into this problem because we thought a character on television could fix our problems. ( applause ) and the people who have to fix our problems are us. we, the people, means we have to show up. half the country didn't vote, so we have to show up. we have to participate. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: i hear you the

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kerry? confident. confident? not easily led. nicola? trustworthy. strong. that's a good one.o stay there. yes. you said trustworthy, as well. yes, he said confident but then when you said trustworthy, that's a good one. nigel farage. farage? yes, well he's staying in europe, isn't he, to make sure we get a decent deal when we come out. do you wish he was in there? i hope he stays there, giving them what for, yeah. so you'd vote for ukip, then? possibly not vote for ukip. but i think farage is ok, and i think he wants what's best for britain. tim farron? i think we need somebody that doesn't exist at the moment. somebody that's got a bit of backbone, somebody who's not frightened to say what they want and to say what the people are believing in, and... you know, not getting all excited and overly upset about upsetting the pc people, you know? politically correct? yes. there's too much of it at the moment, so we need somebody that's a realist, somebody that's going to listen to the people and take what the people have spoken. somebody who understands the needs of somebody from

we get the details from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: when 16-year-old davis collapsed and died last month, medical teams were perplexed. why would an otherwise healthy teenager drop dead of a heart attack. a large diet mountain due, a cafe latte from mcdonalds and some type of energy drink. >> it was so much caffeine at the time of his death that it caused his arrhythmia. >> the teenager's parents devastated. that something so readily available like caffeine, could have caused his death. his father said davis routinely avoided alcohol and drugs. >> it wasn't a car crash that took his life, instead it was an energy drink. >> according to the mayo clinic, an average 8 ounce coffee con sans up to 165 milligrams of caffeine. a natural stimulant found in coffee beans, tea and cocoa. an american academy of pediatrics recommends add less ants not consume more than 100 milligrams of caffeine per day. caffeine can trigger an underlying undetected heart problem. >> it's that dangerous? >> it's very dangerous. since the caffeinated drinks have emerged on the market several years ago, there's b

kerry sanders, can you hear me? it's 146 years that the circus has entertained across the country. imagine it used to go to 140 different cities, 10 million people would turn out, often it was the most important moment in a small community's year where people would gather. well, after 146 years as you noted the circus is ending. a lot of this has to do with kind of what was unexpected to the circus. the entertainment which runs the circus decided to retire the elephants and then they noticed a much steeper drop in ticket sales than they could have anticipated and it wasn't making any money. here they are at the end of the road. the circus comes to an end. the producers of the show says she hopes that people will have fond memories of what once was. >> it is entertainment that every single person can enjoy at any age. and no matter you know where you're from, what you do, it's a place that people can always come to, forget whatever was happening and just sit back and be entertained and be wowed and i hope that's what

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nbc's kerry sanders with the latest tonight. >> reporter: at the university of texas today, a suspect in custody. >> three total patients, two are being transported, one dos. >> reporter: one student killed, another stabbed. police say two others also assaulted by the suspect. >> i saw him stab the guy, and realized this was a real attack happening, and i just turned around and ran. >> reporter: one by stander posted this after police arrested with the suspect. tonight they have kendricks jay white in custody. he's a 21-year-old student who also attends u.t. what investigators cannot say is why he allegedly attacked. >> the individual calmly walked around the plaza, the gregory gymnasium plaza and basically attacked the four unfortunate students there. >> reporter: friends of one victim believe racial tensions on campus may have been a trigger to today's stabbings. graffiti on fraternity houses in recent days causing anxiety. >> it absolutely has to do with targeting greek life. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: police say they are aware of the allegations but have not determin

details from kerry sanders. >> reporter: when 16-year-old david collapsed and died, medical teams wereerplexed. why would an otherwise healthy teenager drop fr diet mountain dew, cafe latte and energy drink. >> it was so much caffeine at the time of his death it causes arrhythmia. >> reporter: his father said davis routinely avoided alcohol and drugs. >> it wasn't a car crash that took his life, instead an energy drink. >> reporter: according to the mayo clinic, an average eight-ounce coffee contains 165 milligrams of caffeine. caffeine is a natural stimula stimulant, it's found in coffee beans, tea and coco but pediatrics say adolescents not consume more than 100 milligrams of caffeine a day. the answer, moderation. this cardiologist did not treat him but says moderation. >> very dangerous and since the caffeinated drinks emerged on the market several years ago, there has been an increase in the incidents of sudden cardiac death. >> reporter: >> i stand before you as a broken hearted >> i stand before you as a broken hearted father and hope something good can come from this. >> report

kate. >> kerry sanders, thank you. still ahead tonight, on the trail of key evidence.ow dogs are being trained to sniff out tiny electronic devices that may help police solve crimes. >>> also, the scary moment when a sea lion jumps up, pulls a girl into the water. >>> like almost every other part of modern life, committing crimes these days often involves an electronic device, and now police looking for evidence stored on even the tiniest memory chips have a new weapon, one with four legs and a tail. here is our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: meet iris, a two-year-old labrador retriever with a remarkable talent. thousands of dogs are trained to sniff for bombs or illegal drugs, but iris does something that seems unimaginable. she has a nose for digital storage media, computer comipz to work by her handler, jeff. >> the typical command for her would be seek and off she goes. >> reporter: we watched a training session as she found a hard drive taped to the back of a picture frame. >> that's a hard drive. >> reporter: under the cushions in a couch. >> o

kerry sanders nbc news, tampa. >>> that will do it for us, i'm craig melvin. all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ==jan/take vo== right now at 6: a big commotion and a collapse. more than a dozen workers go flying into wet cement .. after a first thing i thought is somebody put a bomb runs=05 ==jan/take vo== first thing i thought is somebody put a bomb runs=05 ==jan/take vo== right now at 6: a big commot entsomebody put a bomb. >>> right now at 6:00,t( a big commotion and collapse. flying into wet cements after a 6 start by. tonigh4hae investigate the safety record of the construction company. l hathe news at 6:00lp starts good frnds evening i'm janelle >> andlp terry mcsweeney raj an sess have the night off. hours of later the recovery and 5p (t&háhp &hc% brought you thisxd story as breaking newsjf touring "the toy boxes second floor of a building when ite1 collapsed happening on broadway near the entertaining. jodi hernandez has thei] latest. >> reporter: terry kal osha is handling the investigation trying to figure outw3 whatc we on

>> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, baltimore. >> that is going to do it for us on a friday night.'m lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a 21-month old boy -- abducted >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking news a bay area amber alert is now a statewide amber alert. the 21 month old boy abducted by his father in san francisco might be headed for southern california. the news at 6:00 starts right now thank for joining us this friday. raj mathai. jessica aguirre. we've been tracking are the breaking story on oir aaron online here is what we know. a father was supposed to drop his infant son back off with mom last night but the father never showed up. ton there is concern he may harm himself and the boy. now police believe he is headed south on i-5 perhaps towards los angeles. kristi smith is live in san francisco with the breaking details. what have we learned? >> reporter: as you said the district attorney's office here in san francisco says they have information that the spungt suspected abductor may be heading down i-5 to southern

kerry sanders, orlando. >> brave young girl. that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a power play by president trump -- as he fires f-b-i director james . >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking news a power play by president trump as he fires fbi director james comey. we're told comey was caught off guard and boarded a the private plan taxiing at lax. the news at 6:00 starts right now. dpeeng thank for being with us. >>> i want to show you of the private plane again again. washington rocked by president trump firing of the fbi director james comey. james comey inside that plane, taxiing now at lax leaving los angeles. mr. comey did not appear at an event that he was supposed to appear. again, he was scheduled to speak at an fbi recruiting event this evening in hollywood set to deliver keynote address about the importance of the fbi's work. but as you can see, mr. comey did not go to the event. in fact his motor keyed went in the opposite direction to leave just a short while aft

we should say to america in a loud, clear voice, senatorjohn kerry! of john kerry's president is one of the star attractions ofjohn kerry's run for presidency. how times have changed. they have, and my hair has changed also. i was on shift when i found out about the firing of james comey, and now i feel that american politics is mixed up and crazy, and that's part of the democracy. things change all the time. it's not an autocracy, a dictatorship. but i cast my mind back to 1998. bill clinton's impeachment. he had to address the american people where he talked about his sex life! there we re talked about his sex life! there were conversations about the proper use of a cigar. the proper meaning of the words is in depositions. it's got crazier in american politics over this and what will be interesting is what will happen after the firing of james comey. who will be his replacement? that could potentially set the cat amongst the pigeons, and the editor of the us magazine weekday, has suggested that they may not be a quick replacement. the most important

kerry sanders, box springs, texas. >>> there is shock and outrage in louisiana tonight after prosecutors officially announced there would be no federal charges in the deadly police shooting of a man during a struggle on the ground that was caught on camera. the family of alton sterling said their fight for justice isn't over as they learn new details about the case. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: today the official word from the department of justice was almost too much for the family of alton sterling to bear. >> i hoped justice would be served for him. >> reporter: no federal civil rights charges against the two baton rouge police officers involved in his death including officer salimony. word of the decision leaked yesterday and sterling's aunt is furious she wasn't told first. >> he put the gun to his head and said, i'm going to kill you. >> reporter: last july a 911 caller said someone matching sterling's description pulled a gun outside a convenience store. the officers are seen wrestling him to the ground. the family said investigators revealed more about what l

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for our "sunday closer" kerry sanders traveling to nashville where music city is helping vets find theire in music city -- ♪ >> reporter: -- haealing vets cn mean pulling a few spritrings. helping marine danny williams get his breath back after repeated tours to foreign wars. >> it would be easier to ask what i didn't do. >> reporter: danny's va doctors find the right prescription for the blues was writing country rock. ♪ did you ever consider yourself a writer? >> no. no. >> reporter: so the tennessee valley va teams up vets with veteran nashville songwriters bob region and don goodman. two hitmakers behind stars like keith urban, blake helton and billy ray cyrus. >> we kind of blow right past the therapeutic boundaries right from the first. calm me anytime. ♪ >> reporter: regan founded operation song to help these vets find their harmony. >> we make to feel to save someone's life. a guy went, here's one. then another hand went up then another. and i cried. ♪ >> reporter: most here have been divorced. and many here consider taking their own lives. >> they don't know what went wrong. and

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kerry sanders, nbc news, jupiter, florida. >>> just ahead, a major milestone for the world's largest retailer, plus a new warning for home buyers, the growing scam cyber thieves are using to steal your money just as you're ready to close. 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. heare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> in business quick hits a milestone for amazon. shares of stock briefly crossed the 1,000 mark tuesday for the first time ever. the company's reportedly worth double its rival walmart. >>> uber's board will get a look at a report by former attorney general eric holder investigating an alleged culture of sexual harassment at the company. and more trouble

here is kerry sanders. >> reporter: the u.s.r force scouring the atlantic, search teams spotted debris 15 miles off the coast of the bahamas but officials say it's too early to confirm it's the missing plane. on board were the pilot, a one-time member of the coast guard kpilry. friend 40-year-old jennifer blooman and her children 4 and 3 years old. >> a successful ceo from new york city and her family featured in the show ""open house nyc."" according to flight records, their plane left puerto rico at 11:08 monday, destination, titusville, florida. at an altitude of 24,000 feet the plane disappeared are radar, falling in the area of the famed bermuda triangle. now discounted as myth. it was long believed navigational instruments would not engage properly leading to crashes and sinkings. >> as of now we've covered almost 100 square miles. that search is on going right now. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders. >>> just ahead, the morning's top stories and a look at some wicked weather. that's next. hey, honey. dad, where's the car? th

i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> in the west tonight, late word that a couple is under arrest after a manhunt in connection with a deadly shooting spree near los angeles. at least one person was killed, three others injured, and the victims may have been targeted at random. nbc's steve patterson has the latest. [ sirens ] >> i got two victims. i got one gunshot victim, one shot to the left side. >> reporter: tonight, an alleged killer couple accused of being at the heart of a one-day wave of terror in the streets of los angeles. >> window shattered. male, female inside vehicle. vehicle last seen eastbound imperial. >> reporter: police say the cross-city shooting spree started saturday afternoon. >> unknown at this time whether or not they were random shootings, they were purpose shootings or whether they were in the car or out of the car. >> reporter: the suspects, a man and a woman considered armed and dangerous, started by carjacking this suv, shooting at cars and pedestrians across in several cities across l.a. counties, including a victim

nbc's kerry sander has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. coast guard and the air force scouring the atlantic. late this afternoon search teams spotted debris floating just 15 miles off the coast of the bahamas but officials say it's still too early to confirm it's the missing plane. >> mitsubishi -- >> reporter: onboard was the pilot, a one-time member of the coast guard auxiliary, his friend jennifer, and her two small children, 4 and 3 years old. >> and i'm jennifer, founder and ceo -- >> reporter: a successful ceo from new york city and her family featured in the show "open house nyc." according to flight records their plane left puerto rico at 11:08 a.m. monday. destination titusville, florida. but 2:22 into the flight at an altitude of 24,000 feet, the plane disappeared from radar. the search falls in the area of the fabled bermuda triangle. now discounted as myth, it was long believed in the bermuda triangle navigational instruments would not engage properly leading to crashes and sinkings. >> as of now we've covered 100 square miles,

kerry sanders, nbc news, jupiter, florida. >>> former panamanian dictator manuel noriaga died. he spent the rest of his life in prison and then in france and panama. he suffered from prostate cancer and several strokes. manuel nor craig go was yea years old. noreago was 83 years old. >>> the hollywood stars speaking out at the caane film i accept i take easier trails than i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usua

so those are two examples can i think there will be other cases in a wide variety various which kerry mentioned as well. finally, you will see very thatg sets of challenges will probably reach the supreme court that come from the left, from progressives who were unhappy with the trump administration on policy grounds. think their strong political incentives for enterprising attorney general's, out there across the country to file lawsuit. think are likely to see a lot of what we saw a conservative states but against the obama administration, except instead of red states filing suit, it will be blue states. we've seen authority in recent years. the states have become very savvy and effective in developing solicitor general's office is and taking a proactive and aggressive approach to investing ideological and policy agendas through the course is executive i think that's likely ending is the litigation over the travel ban executive order. reversing a couple more cases that are just will show similar dynamics in the field of immigration. i don't think of going out alone to say that a lot

campaign and i met him in 2004 when i covered john kerry's campaign and i met him in an alley alley in the campaign where he asked me for a cigarette. and i didn't know that he would run, but i remember him more of a trash talker behind the scene, and rib you and what is your score on this and what is your score on that, and sort of the basketball march madness rankings and he would say, yeah, i see that you are doing badly, and so i remember him as, and i think that you saw it a little bit in public but not so much. >> good press relations. [ laughter ] >> and now, not only showing a personal interest, but you can't beat it. >> and someone who has a docile press of jfk who loved him an worshipped him. >> he could hang around in the underwear and nobody would take a picture or anything. nobody cared. >> and he was protected and flash forward a kocouple of decades, barack obama could not get away with anything like that. >> and a how about franklin roosevelt who fell when he was voting again. and no photographs of the president of the united states in a wheelchair, and that is the diffe

>> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, baltimore. >> that is going to do it for us on a friday night.or all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> johnny depp on trump. talking about orlando bloom about his ex katy perry. >>> pirates mania shuts down hollywood now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> johnny depp in the middle of total pandemonium and mario has got it. from his funny presidential spoof to his fifth time as jack sparrow. and he breaks katy perry news to ex orlando bloom. >> i didn't know she was doing that. >> yeah. >> taking a public swipe at taylor swift? >>> breaking couples news. jim garner's first interview since officially filing divorce from ben. >>> shawn hannity on the death of his father figure roger ailes. >> why didn't you fire me? >> plus, the lost video he he doesn't want you to see. >> don't show it to "extra", "extra". >>> the new date spoof. >> me and jennifer lopez in a dance class. >> wait until you hear who the teachers are. >>> plus, what got julia roberts blushing? >> it is sweet but embarrassing. >>> and renee is with new mr.

. >> jimmy: i don't know if you heard but kerri has a message for you. >> [ bleep ] you. >> [ bleep ]appens. >> right, yeah, yeah. i didn't watch the interview. >> jimmy: you didn't, okay. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> i turned it off and put tunes on. >> scott, scott, stop. >> jimmy: what were you listening to? >> jaguar ma, well-known band. >> jimmy: sure, yeah. welcome, it's good to have you here. when was the last time you saw each other besides today? >> last night. >> jimmy: last night? >> we saw each other at the dinner, mandy, you and i. >> jimmy: there was other people there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: people ask about this when they ask -- i'm sure they're always asking you about each other. did you get the sense they're happy? when they know you guys are still friends? like somehow that's reassuring? >> yeah, absolutely. i think they're very happy, yeah, yeah. 20 years now next year. >> jimmy: 20 years? >> 20 years? [ cheers and applause ] >> i got the job out of toronto. >> we're old. >> yeah, we're old. >> wow. >> i got the job out of toronto, two days later i was on set with her. i sen

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kerry sanders nbc news, tampa. >>> that will do it for us, i'm craig melv melvin. us at katy perry choking back tears inside the pop star's emotional night in london. >> now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> new video. katy perry nearly breaks down as she stops her concert. >> it's awful. it's awful. >> her powerful message about manchester. >>> plus, two days after camming london, security on high alert for "wonder woman"'s hollywood premiere. >> it's an awful tragedy. >> the new super hero joined the original, lynda carter. >> this is going to be an epic event. >> scott disick and bella thorne. it's already over? right on the heels of their poolside pda. why she reportedly ran from the former kardashian bad boy >>> new single leo dicaprio putting the moves on "it "girl bella hadid. all new gossip from cannes. >> it's is surreal, you guys. >>> first lady melania turning heads in a floral jacket. >> wait until you hear the price tag. >>> then zac efron on his "baywatch" "bromance" with the rock. >>> plus, charissa has carrie underwood on

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