welcome, lynn. [applause] lynn: i'm going to spend a little time tonight talking to you about the man i have spent over 25 years of my life with. hopefully, by the end of the evening, you will understand why. i was hired as the very first historian archivist in 1989. when i walked down the door, i was not too surprised that there weren't any historical records because of this. this is a picture of the company 1906,arters april 20, after the building had survived the massive earthquake, but not the fire. it is not a usual. you are for a company in san francisco that was founded before the earthquake, you are not going to have much. but i did not understand the impact it would have on my work. so i'm the first historian archivist ever hired. so it was really important for me to get up and running and understand history right away. so i started reading published histories of the company, newspaper articles, interviews with company managers, going years., 60, 70 i read some interesting stories that cont

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebrate the 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for t

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused.nd so, my feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for short. joining us in the studio right now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of prot

lynn downey: i am glad you asked the question. the word jean and jeans is one of the archives wrestling things. there was a fabric called jeans, which was being made at the same time as denim. it was indigo blue light denim. it was easily absorbed by the cotton, the color that everybody liked, whatever. pants made of jean fabric were called jeans, and kentucky jeans was a very specific type of pants. it originally was made in kentucky, but it was one of those things -- everybody knew what kentucky jeans were, and they were made in other places but not always in kentucky, but it was made of jean fabric. denim is one white and one colored together. jeans was two of the same color. it looks like denim, but denim will have that white, the phil will come through a little bit. jean fabric was just blue. jeans -- levi strauss had sold jean pants in his dry good inventory before the denim. here is what we called jeans today. men have worn on riveted denim pants when they were denim overalls. when levi strauss created rivets, it was a new

errol louis, lynn sweet, appreciate it so much. you both. >> thank you. >> cnn exclusive and errol mentioned it there just a moment ago, the first time now a u.s. investigators have corroborated some details of the russia dossier compiled by a former british spy. we have details coming up. she makes the good ...and the tough times easier. the ever us collection. one diamond for your best friend... ...one diamond for your true love. now save 20% off ever us - the best prices ever. companies across the state are york sgrowing the economy,otion. with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov you're gonna love birds eye steamwait for it.bles. in about five minutes you get delicious, premium veggies, steamed to perfection. now! ♪ ahhhhhhhhhhh... mmmm heavenly, right? birds eye steamfresh. so vegg

jamie lynn and britney's dad told "e.t." all i can say is pray for our baby maddy.edly not with her daughter at the time, it is believed the 8-year-old was with her step dad at their louisiana home back in june. >> some days i'm more strict, but my husband is pretty strict on most everything. >> yesterday watson instagramed from a local pond, both he and maddy's biological dad casey allridge have posted videos of all terrain vehicles. maddy's condition is reported as critical but stable. our prayers are with the family. >>> let's head to london for prince harry's girlfriend? that was meghan markle picking up now rs. we noticed a new bold band with h's on it. megan isn't shy about wearing jewelry with their initials on it. so perhaps the prince has gone next level with that ring but not on that finger yet. >>> meanwhile, yesterday, harry was on the run. royal race brother william and sister-in-law kate during an event supporting runners training for the london marathon. it was a close race, but arry got the win. >>> still ahead -- ♪ i don't want to >> taylor swift's

tonight, how marriage to a billionaire 60 years older turned vicki lynn into anna nicole. the turmoil over a fortune that took her all the way to the supreme court. the debate over who was dannielynn's father. >> was there any doubt in your mind who was the father? >> the original star of reality tv morphing into train wreck tv. and the ongoing mystery. is dannielynn inheriting a fortune? now, anna nicole smith in her own words. >> i want to be remembered as someone sweet who came to hollywood saying, follow your dreams. >> hello. i'm elizabeth vargas, david is away tonight. it was ten years ago this week when anna nicole smith died. the legal case that took her to the support twice. and tonight, a rare look at her private home life, from larry birkhead, now sharing her private diary with us. here's debra roberts, who has followed this story for a decade. >> reporter: dannielynn birkhead is a typical 10-year-old obsessed with snapchat. >> wow, so beautiful. >> reporter: and finding a new love for her dad. >> so your dad says that you're determined to get him a girlfriend.

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebrate the 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for t

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michael daley and lynn sweet. thank you all so much for coming on. we appreciate it. and lynn, i want to start with you because this message from senate intel committee to preserve records related to russia is causing a lot of people to konder is this a standard protocal or ali l unusual? can you put it into perspective for us? >> well, everything is unusual. let's just take that as a starting point in this unfolding early stages of the trump presidency. so, you know, preserving the record is a basic investigative procedure. so why don't where he just take that as a starting point, but do put it in the context that you have republican tonss on the hill wanting to look further into connections. >> so, i just have to look forward to what we heard from nancy pelosi. even alluded to this idea that the trump campaign could be delated documents relating to russia. >> i'm aflad they're going to destroy the comets, but that level of, the fact that i would even say that, the level of trust has gone so far low in this. that's too bad because we're talking about the national sec

thaa maddie is a cautious rider and grew up riding atvs like jamie lynn did. she is very cautious. "e.t.'s" sophie schillaci interviewed jamie looin aynn an husband, jamie watson. >> she is turning 8 and wants to do big girl things. >> could you tell they were in an incredibly tight-knit family unit, there for each other. and maddie at the time was so sweet and so friendly to me. >> jamie lynn's been working on a career in country music. she sing a song inspired my baddy and the first night maddie ever spent way from her mom. ♪ ♪ >> it is cool to see my mom on stage. because she is a very good singer. and well she is my mom. i love my mom very much. >> and of course our thoughts and prayers are with maddie and the entire spears family. >>> in other news, it anears madonna is adopting more children after all. a spokesperson for the ma louie judiciary that madonna las been granted an order to proceed with adoption. we are told she is adopting two children. >> we move from one dwraf iva t another. i say that in the most flattering way. lady gaga is getting ready for another big perfor

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebratethe 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for th

and lynn? >> hi, mr. president. yes, i am, as you know, the former vice president of the wonderful charity that your son founded, the eric trump foundation. i've been with your family for about eight years now, right, jared? i was an rnc speaker and i will be landing with dr. carson at hud as one of the senior advisers and director of the office of public liaison. >> that's great. you did a fantastic job. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. president, my name is gerard robinson, a resident fellow at the american enterprise institute. i was proud to be the leader of the education policy team for the trump transition. >> thank you. >> some others behind you. >> mr. president, good to be with you, i'm from gainesville. chairman priebus called me to help run the african-american outreach for your campaign. i'm glad to support omerosa to be here. >> i'm tucker davis. i ran your campaign in west virginia. >> we did well in west virginia. >> the miners love you. >> we love the coal miners, we're going to put them back to work.

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. >> at 6:50, lynn downey discusses her pieography of the inventor of blue jeans, leeshy strauss. >> here's a lovely copper rivet, and the patent was awarded after three tries with the patent office, on may 20th, 1873, for an improvement in fastening pocket openings, which is really boring lapping wanl for basically the invention of the blue jean. >> sunday at noon on "oral histories" we begin a series of five interviews with prominent african-american women from the explorations in black leadership

and in both those elections, a proputin, procreme lynn, prorussian candidate won. and beat the favorite candidate. and the list of things that was so similar were just uncanny it was an oligarch coming out of nowhere. leading the opposition to victory with dodgy finances that didn't get revealed except some weird connections to russia. their first plank was, you know, their country first, as it were. in that case georgia first. well, if you put georgia first in that tib lissi georgia, presumably you are doing it to be anti-russia since russia had at that time invaded russia four years before that election. and yet you had a candidate who openly said i will not criticize putin. and other odd similarities. for example, casting doubt on the fairness of the elections. something unheard of in the u.s. until now. i first saw in t in 2012 in tiblisi. the similars are uncanny. and the only thing can i think of is what is going to sound insanely paranoid, i suppose, and conspiracy ther rest but it just seems to me that they are playing the creme lynn's game plan here. their

ryan lizza and lynn sweet. house speaker right out of the gate saying i'm not going to comment on whether the media overreports or underreports terrorism. right out of the gate the house speaker saying obamacare, we're going to pass legislation some time this year, despite what the president said, maybe next year, and right out of the gate, paul ryan saying maybe the president wasn't criticizing federal judges. >> he's been criticizing the media, federal judges and he gives the answer any politician normally gives. don't attack the judiciary. they are independent. he gave the sort of normal politic response to all of this. look, every republican press conference for the last two years has been the same thing, right? donald trump said this outrageous thing. what do you think? so this is just the way it's going to be. >> i just wonder what you think that does overall to the party. big picture. is it going to be four years of clean up on aisle three as john puts it? >> i like that term. it's also going to be three

again, recalling young seth, when he ran against lynne abraham, he was an unknown.e had worked in her office, but beyond that, no one knew him. but he had ideas, and they resonated with the public, so i think you're absolutely right. if someone has the right idea, that name recognition might be overcome by the fact that here's someone new and fresh. >> and i think we still have room for new candidates, and i would not be surprised if a very prominent african-american candidate now coalesces and there's a candidate from that front. now this is a wide-open race all of a sudden. >> and the landscape really has shifted with this now. i think, you know, that the republican candidates would have been thrilled before, because you have this incumbent democrat, and they really could have just gunned for him. you know, this is time for the gop to come and take its place. now it completely shifts things, and, i mean, i think, to the disadvantage of the gop in a sense, because now you don't have -- it's like nixon. you don't have seth to kick around anymore. >> it could end up

national front several million-- mean it's sort of out in the open that this is a dark horse of the creme lynn, right? >> they are saying that they think this will be a factor in the election. >> and trying to have maureen lapen elected president of

a little further on one thing lynn mentioned. one of the core promises donald trump made and continues to make as president even yesterday in his speech is tax reform that will encourage more u.s. companies to create jobs in the u.s. the cornerstone as the house moved forward to try to implement this plan, the cornerstone of that plan is what's called an import adjustment tax, a new tax on imports. that's how they're going to finance imported parts. that's how they're going to finance all their reductions. in the last few days we had a succession of senators saying that idea is dead in the senate including tim scott at a town hall this morning. so the principle way that the house wants to implement one of donald trump's core reforms is already facing a brick wall in the senate and the administration has been largely awol in this discussion. while donald trump is out kind of continuing this campaign and attacking the media and raging at meryl streep, there is a government to run. i think you have a certain amount of frustration fr

we should. >> kirsten powers, lynn sweet, jeffrey lord, we will all report on it. jeffrey has an op ed in "the daily news" that's worth reading as well. >>> still to come for us, we'll talk to a man who spent years inside an administration. he'll give us his opinion of what's really going on. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you

music editor flew to louisiana in june to interview jamie lynn spears and her husband. >> she'll be 8 this weekend. this year, like, she's come into wanting to do big girl things. >> when i was with them in louisiana, you could tell they were a tight-knit family unit. really there for each other. and maddie at the time was so sweet and so friendly to me. >> jamie lynn's been working on a career in country music. at the grand ole opry she performed a song inspired by maddie and the first night maddie ever spent away from her mom. ♪ >> it's really cool to see my mom on stage because she's a really good singer and, well, she's my mom. i love my mom very much. ♪ >> adorable and such a relief to hear that maddie is recovering. certainly our thoughts and prayers are with the family. >>> in other news, it appears madonna is adopting more children after all. a spokesperson for the malawi judiciary has been confirmed madonna has been granted an order to proceed with the adoption. we are told she is adopting two children. >> we move from one diva to another. i say that in the most flattering wa

well, next up, poet michelle lynn. study with us.id everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> welcome back. our next guest is a kearny street poet. the artist and poet is michelle lynn who has released a book "a poetry collection: a house made of water" which will have a release celebration event in san francisco later which we'll talk about. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> of course, "a house made of water" and you're going have a perform

michael flynn. >> the cable channel the obama administration labeled a propaganda arm of the creme lynn. he also sat next to putin at a gala in 2015. a white house official tells cbs news general flynn does not recall and can not be 100% concern certain whether sanks from discussioned. he said he had not seen the stories about the national security advisor but he said he would look into it. >> pelley: jeff pegues, thanks. president trump speaks of better relations with russia but former russian chess master and human rights advocate garry kasparov tells our jim axelrod that mr. trump must be careful not to become a pawn in putin's dangerous >> sometimes i feel it's like a day in a bad dream. >> reporter: garry kasparov doesn't like the way the relationship between donald trump and vladimir putin is taking shape. >> he always came up with some kind of-- comparing, you know, putin's actions, you see those of the united states. >> reporter: do you respect putin. >> i do respect trim. >> he is referring specifically to this exchange. >> putin is a killer. >> there are a lot of killers, we h

a report said jamie lynn's 8-year-old maddy was unconscious when she was air lifted to a new orleansserious atv accident left her under water for several minutes. it appears she was driving all we're told jamie was on site with her family. sheriff's say when the accident occurred the adults dove into the water to try to res cute chi rescue the child who was trapped by her seatbelt. >> some days i'm more strict, but my husband is pretty strict on most everything. >>>she was airlifted to a new orleans hospital. we're told she is in stable but critical condition. our prayers are certainly with the family. >>> let's head to london for prince harry's girlfriend's new sign of love. that was meghan markle picking up flowers. we noticed a new bold band with h's on it. meghan isn't shy about wearing jewelry with their initials on it. so perhaps the prince has gone next level with that ring but not on that finger yet. >>> meanwhile,,yesterday, harry was on the run. royal race brother william and sister-in-law kate during an event supporting runners training for the london marathon. it was a cl

thank you very much, mark, lynn, errol. we have a lot ahead, of course, as we just mentioned, who will lead the democratic party? the detect leadership debate is tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. chris cuomo is right here. is the stage set for mass deportations? also, let's take this outside. the crowd at congressman mark sanford's town hall was so big he took the rest of the questions outside of the building after it lasted 3 1/2 hours. what he said about tt protests targeting his republican colleagues. >>> and dakota access pipeline protesters mandated to clear out. some will not budge, however. that's straight ahead. people confuse nice and kind but they're different. it's nice to remove artificial ingredients. kind never had to. we've used real ingredients, whole nuts, and natural flavors from the very beginning. give kind a try. for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. a virus that's serious, like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boo

from seattle, washington, please welcome lynn hurley.plause] hi, lynn. >> [indistinct]. >> how you doing? bring it in. good hug. that was a good hug. >> mm. i love to hug. >> the wedding you were always hoping for. that's what we're raising money for today, right? >> you betcha. >> okay. million dollar wedding. what does that look like? >> it looks like a lot of travel. perhaps to antarctica. >> that's your dream wedding, is antarctica? >> yeah. >> okay. >> we're gonna do all the continents. we're gonna start with antarctica-- >> okay. >> and go from cold to warm. we'll be in our nice gowns, and then we'll have all the penguins in their tuxes. >> okay. >> and... where can i meet you warm? where would that be? i'll just-- >> we'll have the champagne on ice. >> i'll meet you there. all right, well, hopefully you'll get to that million dollar wedding today. >> awesome. >> let me tell you what you're up against. 14 questions. money values growing from $500

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebrate the 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for t

northbound lee highway at mier drive and lynn street, traffic signals not working there. on metro still have those delays because of the power problem at largo town center. that's been hanging around for some time. now we have these residual delays here this morning. also 270, no problems northbound or southbound on 270. 66 into town and out o t taking a look at travel times you can see 270 and the top of the beltway are just fine this morning and 66 and 95 north quantico to the beltway, no worries. >>> thank you. 5:54 right now. it is tax week here on news 4 today. all this week our consumer reporter susan hogan is helping you get ready. >> some things have changed this year and this morning we're focusing on the four new things to know about your 2016 tax return. >> historically the official tax day is april 15th but this year that's not the case. uncle sam is giving us a few extra days to get our returns in order. so this year you'll have until april 18th to file your taxes. that's because april 15th falls on a saturday and monday april 17th is emancipation day in wash

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i'm trying in the the to cry. >> reporter: lynn the wheel donald who has been driving for two years is all business. >> are you glad to be back in the seat. >> yes, it has certainly enhanced my arrears for being alive. >> reporter: so i am rested with donald's story crozer put his picture in their ads with his simple but powerful message. thank you forgiving me another chance. >> wow, right. >> now technical name for what don had is an aorta dissection , it is rare and tend to strike men over the age of 40. it often happens with no warning signs, and can be deadly if not treated quickly. don says fact that his wife called an ambulance, right away, part of why he is alive. >> what a story. >> amazing. >> don's trying not to cry. >> all of us, right. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> delaware river front corporation announced a new fund to support recreational activities for philadelphia's use. >> william miller urban youth activities the fun will support good skates program on the delaware river and summer youth activities the to provide more outdoor activities the for kid in philadelphia that

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebrate the 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for t

and the 8-year-old daughter of jamie lynn spears is now awake and talking after an atv accident over weekend. >> she had been in critical condition but stable condition but according to a statement is now aware of her surroundings. linzie janice with more. >> reporter: britney spears is asking for wishes and prayers prairz for her 8-year-old niece maddie aldrich after getting into an accident in an off-road vehicle believed to be the one seen in this instagram video, given to her on her seventh bi >> reporter: local authorities say she was driving it alone when it flipped over and became submerged in a pond on the family's louisiana property. they say within seconds her mother jamie lynn, stepfather and other family members jumped into the water to rescue her but she was trapped by a seat belt and the vehicle's safety netting. ambulance workers reportedly arrived within two minutes, freeing the little girl and rushing her to the hospital. a spears family representative tells abc news the family appreciates all the prayers and support for their family. aldridge is believed to have bee

. >> life without a dog is not life. >> reporter: lynn knows a dog's life span is limited and takes invery moment she can with her poodles. >> i could have my poodles live longer i totally would. >> reporter: american aging association researchers think they may have found something that can do just that with a gulf drug called rapamicin. it is already approved by the fda for humans. it is used as part of a drug combination to help organ transplant recipients and treat certain types of cancers. a little over ten years ago, dr. matt started working with the drug to see its effects on aging. >> this drug has remarkable effects in terms of increasing life span and improving health during aging in every laboratory organism. >> reporter: dr. kaberline is at the university of washington medical center. he felt so strongly about the positive results he got funding to spearhead the dog aging project. 24 medium to large dogs ages seven to eight were part of the study. he and others focus primarily on cardio function. they found the dogs given the drug appeared to reverse some measures of age as

>> reporter: lynn knows a dog's life-span is limited and takes in every moment she can with her poodles>> i'm on my fifth standard poodle. and if i could have my poodles live longer, i would totally. >> reporter: american aging association researchers say they may have found something that can do just that with a drug called rapamycin. >> this is something i never thought would happen. >> reporter: it's a immunosuppressant drug approved by the fda for humans. currently it's used as part of a drug combination to help organ transplant recipients and also to treat certain types of cancer. a little over 10 years ago, a doctor started working with the drug to see its effects on aging. >> this drug has pretty remarkable effects in terms of increasing life-span and improving health during aging in every laboratory organism where it's been tested. >> reporter: the doctor is a researcher at the university of washington medical center. he felt so strongly about the positive results it showed in mice that he got funding to spearhead the dog aging project. 24 medium to large dogs ages 7 and 8 which

lynn, let me get your take, because here is how democratic senator al franken put it to jake tapper on this network yesterday. >> he was lying about not having discussed that, or he forgot. >> your smile says you don't believe that he forgot. >> i don't think you want a guy who would forget that. >> lynn, it's a very important point that he makes. how do you think the president will walk this line between loyalty and perhaps not wanting a huge shake-up a month in, and also sending a message that you can't do this kind of stuff? >> he might do the default position in the short term in the next few days of doing nothing. here are just a few things to watch for. in just a few hours today, trump and canadian prime minister trudeau are going to have a press conference where i would bet even if trump takes only two questions, sometimes in these bilateral pressers there's only two questions from each reporter from each nation, it's high likely it will come up. trump could volunteer to say something, perhaps, in an opening statement. but the person to watch here is vice president pence. i woul

. >> tonight the father of smith's daughter dan flee lynn is giving 20/20 new insight into her life which short by an accidental drug overdose. >> that larger than life personality wasn't exactly who you saw behind the scenes. >> not really because she told me once she said lynn, i gave myself to hollywood when i said i wanted to do this so i have tons of fans i want to give them, you know, what they want. >> abc's debra roberts sits down with danny burkehead and dannie lynn tonight at 10:00 on 6abc. >> at 11:00 an "action news" special investigation. >> that investigation found a convicted felon has been working at a main line car dealership with access to customers' private financial information. wendy saltzman has a preview of tonight's special report. >> reporter: the feds say he bilked senior citizens out of millions of dollars in an international telemarketing scheme. >> tactics were truly egregious. this was just lying and stealing. >> reporter: so why is he working at a local car dealership after he was convicted in the scam? >> when i seen that going on, i didn't want to be a par