just as he tries to maintain control over marian and his composure, 9-month-old james waddles in. >>ld be surprised if they do. >> and in slides kelly's wife doing everything in her power to corral the kids while duck out of the shot. >> my apologies. >> the live bbc interview went into the internet stratosphere relaying memes and copycats like sean spicer, president trump, ben carson, and kellyanne conway. fodder for late night hosts. >> this is why i love kids. no matter how seriously you take yours, kids will mess up your [ bleep ]. sure your dad can say, i'm going on the bbc. the kids are like, no, we're going on "ellen." >> he suddenly found himself inundated. finally he did a follow-up with the bbc. >> i was hoping my wife would eventually see it and find a way to run them out of the room. my daughter came in dance which means she was comfortable. it's attention. it's one of these work/life issues. >> kelly said he was worried the bbc might not have him back but now he's happy his family blooper brought some laughter to so many. >> professor keldy said marian was in a hippity h

once again it was four-year-old marian stealing the show, this time working a lollipop while wearingch coat and pink glasses. >> i'm there in my suit delivering my talking points or whatever, and suddenly reality bursts in. this is the first line of my obituary, right? i'm bbc dad for a while, i suppose. >> so many people are in love with marian you could steal her look. she is a star. >> so many thought he would never be on tv again. >> he's there for a while. >>> this week's pga arnold palmer invitational, a hazard that didn't bother cody gribble one bit. as he walked up to the sixth fairway, there was an alligator sunning himself on the course. gribble calmly walks over with his hands in his pockets, gave the gator a slap on the tail, he scurried into the water and he took his shot. the next day, maybe same gator, same hole, but a different reaction. he sees the gator in almost the same spot and runs for the hills along with his caddy. put me down as team smiley on the approach to gators. i'm out. hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for every

marian favro is live at the school right now. the call went out and people really turned out. >> reporter: i have to tell you, i talked to one flood evacuee who told me when she saw the number of donations out here, she was so overwhelmed, she started to cry. it's just incredible. more than 1,000 people showed up here this morning and they dropped off all types of household furnishings, including this leather couch. they began dropping off the things here at the elementary school in san jose this morning. and this afternoon, the evacuees were shopping for free home furnishings. i talked to one woman who said not only was she worried about putting the good on the table but she had also lost her table. >> it would help me so much. i got my sofa, my dining table. i can't believe it. we were worrying about that. >> she and her family are still living in the evacuation center. they've been there nearly a month. she has nowhere to put the furniture, so u haul is offering trucks to store items for a month. this event was organized by ke

in hamilton township are piecing together a home invasion, before 2:30 this morning at a home in marianthree masked men armed with handguns burst into the house. the men bound a man an wanly pistol whipping the man, they got away with jewelry and several handgun, a 14 was inside the home at the time but not injured. >>> dozens of people slept on cardboard boxes in center city to raise money for the covenant house. in the courtyard of the friend center of the 1500 block of cherry street. a spokesperson said each person got sponsors to donate money to their night sleeping in a cardboard box. more than $130,000 was raised. >>> volunteers in haddonfield spent the saturday chipping in for the less fortunate. several hundred show at the school to pack meals. organizers hope to pack 300,000 meals. they will be donated to a group call feed my starving children. >>> much more to come on action news. family and friends say good-bye to the late joanie sledge in north philadelphia. >>> his father was a hero. a police officer who died in the line of duty before he was even born. today, brad fox juni

four-year-old marian marched in first. followed by nine month old james. kelly's wife did her best to remove the kids while trying to stay out of that shot. the american professor said it unfolded because he forgot to lock the door. >> my real life sort of punched through the fake cover i had created for television. there i am in my suit delivering my talking points. whatever. then suddenly, reality burst in. >> kelly says that his wife deserved a male for her valiant efforts, and for all those who may have been wondering, kelly says, yes, he was wearing pants and the reason he did not get up from his seat is because he wanted to try to remain professional. >> i'm seen that so many times and that little girl is >> walked to the wall every day. >> she's like i'm here. >> you're happy to be here. >> you walk over there now. you're going to be talking about cold temps >> how about today? brutal. >> yes, indeed. the hawk. it's a long story. >> after the weather cast. we didn't make it to freezing. we did the snow showers and snow squalls and getting a live loo

the american grandparents of 4-year-old marian and -month-old jane says the family usually skips themere's mom rescuing. you see the kids probably heard dad in the room and thought maybe they were skyping with grandma and grandpa. and the professor was able to finish the interview. one more thing she reaches in, grabs the door and closes it. >> i love the 9-month-old coming in in the little roller. >> the 4-year-old came in like dancing, she was ready to talk to grandma. >> quick. >> the weather for tomorrow morning. patchy fog, 40s and 50s to start. we've highlighted with the harrow, the time changes, sunrise, at 7:25 and sunset at 7:14 tomorrow as we lose the hour's sleep. >> thank you, nbc nightly news is next. >> see you then. >>> on this saturday night, white house intruder. the suspect now in custody after scaling the fence while the president was there. just the latest breach of white house security. winter blast. ten days before spring, snow in the midwest and south followed by what could be the biggest storm of the season in the northeast. >>> house of horrors. eight women he

ja marian styles. look at him. he has no arms. the 13-year-old middle schooler from florida knocking down threes. he lost both his arms as a kid from an infection but he has heart. wow. we'll be right back. >>> that's all day today and into the night. >> it's just ugly. bad hair, umbrella alert. nasty. but it does end. that's the good news. looks like we will get cloud cover tomorrow and 53. any showers end early and a beautiful sunday. get out and enjoy that. rain returns monday night and tuesday. that's going to be ugly. then again on thursday night and early on friday. we hope it's out of here in time for the phillies' home opener. >> with a day like today, at least we have you for our sunshine. >> aww. >> i'm jacqueline london. up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here at 11:00. savannah guthrie is filling in tonight. >>> breaking news tonight, laptop bombs, sophisticated explosives hidden in electronics, u.s. intelligence finding a new u.s. terror threat that may slip past airport security. >>> wha

and this is my daughter marian. >> reporter: sharing that it wasn't so funny at the time. >> we weree bit more. >> we were worried actually that the bbc would never call us again. >> my apologies. >> reporter: 21 million fans are cheering them on. he has nothing to worry about. >> we've watched it multiple times too and our families have watched it as well and everybody we know seems to think it's pretty hysterical. so we understand why people find it enjoyable. catching a regular family off guard and stuff. so, yes, it's funny. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> it's so good. >> you work so hard to try to have the perfect shot and not have anybody as part of your shot, and then creepers. >> we should say, really serious. we spoke to the grandmother over the weekend and she said her son did have a laugh about it. >> did he? after the fact. i didn't laugh much about when you did it to me the other day. >> what are you -- i mean, i thought it was kinda funny. >> it was just kinda weird. like, not again. >> i heard you did an impression of me. >> ooh, i'm just going to w

marian barry was shot and wounded, and tomorrow the dc council will host the panel discussion and photoit to honor those lost. >>> president trump has put together a white house team to muscle reluctant republicans into backing the bill to replace obamacare, and on the team, vice president pence, health secretary tom price, and the budget chief, but arm twister in chief? or the arm twister in chief will be the president himself. >> he's a dole maker a negotiator, and he's a world class business leader, and he's been highly successful at it. if anyone can get a deal on something, it's donald trump. >> some conservatives have labeled the plan as obamacare light and say it doesn't go far enough, and democrats say it will leave millions without insurance, and today executives with the american medical association and the american hospital association voiced similar concerns. >>> sources say that the alleged documents posted by wikileaks were likely provided by private cia contractors. the fbi has opened a criminal investigation after wikileaks posted thousands of documents that detail the a

four-year-old marian marched in first. followed by nine month old james. kelly's wife did her best to remove the kids while trying to stay out of that shot. the american professor said it unfolded because he forgot to lock the door. >> my real life sort of punched through the fake cover i had created for television. there i am in my suit delivering my talking points. whatever. then suddenly, reality burst in. >> kelly says that his wife deserved a male for her valiant efforts, and for all those who may have been wondering, kelly says, yes, he was wearing pants and the reason he did not get up from his seat is because he wanted to try to remain professional. >> i'm seen that so many times and that little girl is >> walked to the wall every day. >> she's like i'm here. >> you're happy to be here. >> you walk over there now. you're going to be talking about cold temps >> how about today? brutal. >> yes, indeed. the hawk. it's a long story. >> after the weather cast. we didn't make it to freezing. we did the snow showers and snow squalls and getting a live loo

this is my daughter, marian. >> reporter: sharing that it wasn't to funny at the time. >> we were worriedtle bit more. >> we were worried the bbc would never call us again, that was our first response actually. >> reporter: tonight on facebook, at least 21 million fans are cheering them on. he has nothing to worry about. >> that's what got them invited back. thanks to steve osunsami for that family and the entertainment. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> sky 7 is live in hayward. police are looking for a shooter near cal state east bay campus. >> breaking the rules aeb and committing crimes, police have their hands tied when catching these criminals. >> tax shelters should not be used to create borders. >> it is a business and a boycott. we'll explain. >> he said that he knew i didn't touch number 34. >> napa high school football players facing expulsion over alleged hazing. the incident is done in public because his family wants it that way. >> from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is in hayward. we just learned that student have

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security guard mark cantrell was shot in the district building and died days later of a heart attack and marianarry was wounded during the siege. he organized his run from mayor from his hospital bed shortly after being shot. the next day, three ambassadors met with the hanafis to negotiate a surrender and release of convicted and sent to jail. mark seagraves, news 4. >>> and tonight to mark 40 years, survivors of that day will meet at the wilson building to share their stories. news 4's pat collins will lead a panel discussion and new photo exhibit will be unvaeiled in th d.c. council chamber. >> much more ahead on news 4 midday. >> including another interview with casey anthony, what she's saying about her daughter's death nine years later. y23wny y5yy >>> depression after a heart attack may increase the risk of early death. a new zuddy tracked 25,000 adults recently diagnosed with coronary heart disease. patients who developed depression were twice as likely to die over the next decade than those without depression. heart patients should get regular mental health screenings, maintaining an a

marian wright adelman i once heard say these words. if a 16-year-old girl becomes pregnant, does not graduate from high school, does not marry the father of her child, there is an 80% likelihood that they will live in poverty, 80%. the same 16-year-old girl does not have a baby, finishes high school, graduates -- waits until at least 21 to have a child, marries the father of her child, there is an 8%, 8% likelihood that they will live in poverty. think about that. and one of -- that sort of suggests to me that we should -- particularly for people, young people, and those not so young who are sexually active, we want to make sure that when they are ready to bring a child into the world, they can do that. a healthy child with a lot of woim in their life. for those who aren't prepared to raise that child, prepare that child for success, contraception is needed, and one of the things that the affordable care act does is provide access to that contraception. i'm fearful that the plan over in the house of representatives, maybe however well

marian anderson, eleanor roosevelt, joined by martin luther king are proposed for the reverse of the lincoln five dollar portrait. harriet alone that will adorn the front of a new $20 bill, dislodging andrew jackson. getting harriet tubman on the .oney was my goal all of these redesigns will be glacierly slow. when i began my career over 40 years ago, the idea that such a change would happen in my lifetime of fantasy. i did hope to survive to see the opening of the harriet tubman underground railroad monument on the eastern shore of maryland. it will happen this year, 2017, on the beacon of march 11, which follows harriet tubman day. this effort is spearheaded by independent scholars, and the tubman might offer -- biographer kate larson. i also welcome the addition of the harriet tubman national park in auburn, new york. a park established in assigning juny ring -- ceremony in 2017.uary portrait of tubman, what experts agree is the earliest known photograph of her. it will be auctioned off in manhattan on march 30. it was not discovered in a dumpster, but in a jumble sale on the stre

marian was born to immigrant parents in france.nch is the biggest racist country in europe —— francis. they are making many laws against the hijab, mainly against the muslims. it is racist. the front national is an extreme party, racist. i don't have words. it is a racist. i don't have words. it is a racist party who thinks that france belongs to the white, but it is not. we used to just be friends, no matter our religion, but now the first question, for example when we choose friends is what is your nationality? are you french? face hello, i am william, i am 25 yea rs face hello, i am william, i am 25 years old. i think the government have forgotten the people. william isa have forgotten the people. william is a recent convert to the fn, joining two years ago. a pharmacist, he has swiftly risen through the ra nks he has swiftly risen through the ranks and is the back—up candidate for his area, a rule and industrial place where the party has always done well. migration is one key issue, despite the area being largely white. we coul

i'm just so reminded of marian wright ald. who is the former president of the children's defense fund of washington dc, and she says that, service is the rent we pay for living. so it is truly been a service to be a part of a team of urban strategy youth entered into a community that had been so left out a month and so far forgotten and especially for the children to be able to work and provide educational services and opportunities and then to knowledge the children and to knowledge their families. what has been most significant for me has been working with the partners in the school districts. san francisco unified school district. sushi foundation san francisco police department. it's just been a pleasure to work with the ymca. it is important that the work is accomplished. but we can't do it alone. you must have the partners involved with austin so once again, thank you also much and i really appreciate this honor in this acknowledgment. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> congratulations ms. johnson thank you so much f

and marian anderson, eleanor roosevelt, joined by martin luther king, are proposed for the reverse ofhe lincoln $5 portrait. but it will be harriet alone that will adorn the front of a new $20 bill, dislodging andrew jackson. it was a victory many associated with this campaign. but getting harriet tubman on the money was my goal. all of these redesigns will be glacierly slow. but when i began my career over 40 years ago, the idea that such a change would happen within my lifetime seemed a fantasy. i did hope to survive to see the opening of a harriet tubman underground railroad monument on the eastern shore of maryland. and it will happen this year, 2017, on the weekend of march 11, which follows harriet tubman day. this is an effort spearheaded by independent scholar and tubman biographer kate larson. i also very much welcome the addition of the harriet tubman national historic park in auburn, new york. on the side of the charity home in january, 2017. it is especially gratifying to be able to give three cheers over a newly discovered portrait of tubman. what experts agree is perhaps

i'm from in the northern marian ya islands. -- mariana islands.e need your service, sir. >> i'd like to come and see you and let's try to figure this out together. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. it's important. mr. miso -- that's you, sir. >> yes. >> your inspector general. >> yes, sir. >> in your evaluation of the choice program implementation what have you found to be the experience of veteran patients in the outlying areas or territories or some people say the colonies, such as the northern mariana in accessing health care in a timely manner under the choice program. >> we have looked at it in a number of different ways. we have not isolated it in those particular areas you mention but the same issues we found whether it's with vision 6, when we looked at it, more nationally, the same issues that impact people in those more rural areas, which are the complexity of the programs make it very difficult to administer, which increases the time involved, and then one of the other issues i know we have talked about already is the care

i'm just so reminded of marian wright ald. who is the former president of the children's defense fund of washington dc, and she says that, service is the rent we pay for living. so it is truly been a service to be a part of a team of urban strategy youth entered into a community that had been so left out a month and so far forgotten and especially for the children to be able to work and provide educational services and opportunities and then to knowledge the children and to knowledge their families. what has been most significant for me has been working with the partners in the school districts. san francisco unified school district. sushi foundation san francisco police department. it's just been a pleasure to work with the ymca. it is important that the work is accomplished. but we can't do it alone. you must have the partners involved with austin so once again, thank you also much and i really appreciate this honor in this acknowledgment. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> congratulations ms. johnson thank you so much f

i'm just so reminded of marian wright ald. who is the former president of the children's defense fund of washington dc, and she says that, service is the rent we pay for living. so it is truly been a service to be a part of a team of urban strategy youth entered into a community that had been so left out a month and so far forgotten and especially for the children to be able to work and provide educational services and opportunities and then to knowledge the children and to knowledge their families. what has been most significant for me has been working with the partners in the school districts. san francisco unified school district. sushi foundation san francisco police department. it's just been a pleasure to work with the ymca. it is important that the work is accomplished. but we can't do it alone. you must have the partners involved with austin so once again, thank you also much and i really appreciate this honor in this acknowledgment. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> congratulations ms. johnson thank you so much f