marilyn is an economist. she's analyzed the medicare program in various capacity, including for the congressional budget office. she's also served as a public trustee for the social security and medicare trust funds in the 1990s. to my immediate right is patrick conway. he is acting principal deputy administrator at the centers for medicare and medicaid services. and he is also the director of its center for medicare and medicaid innovation, cmmi, you will hear that a lot today. cmmi is overseeing the payment approaches that we're going to be talking about today. eric de jonge. next to me is tricia neuman and eric de jonge, director of geriatrics and co-founder of the medical house call program at washington hospital center. eric will give us a glimpse of the independence at home program that is getting so much attention and that med star is planning to expand to other facilities. to my far left is jim garnham, director of contract and payment innovation at the university of rochester medical center. he leads

and what marilyn said is the patient comes first. if you think about a patient-centered approach to care, i think first and foremost about bundles. if you think about somebody has knee replacement surgery, how have i conceived it, if i need knee replacement, think bundle starts at the episode or the episode starts when i go to my doctor and say, you know what, the injections aren't working, the medication isn't working and it ends when i go back to golfing and now i have a better excuse for how bad i golf. that's the totality for me, the concept of what knee replacement is. that's how patients think about. it's not how we finance it. it's now hot we pay for it. i'm excited to be part of this program because i think it very much is a much more patient centered viewpoint. as you can understand, if we're at risk for that care, then there's a huge incentive for us to reduce unnecessary care and reduce unwarranted variation. that's what we started with. we started with do we have volumes here that would indicate that we -- it's worth doin

my question for the panel is along the lines of marilyn moon, is value for whom? i know value is supposed to be quality over cost, but are the patients involved in the quality measures, and i don't mean patient satisfaction surveys, because for a healthy patient, that's parking, and ability to schedule, and to call the doctor at night. and for a sick person, it's time with the doctor, to ask all the questions and get the explanations and get some empathy. >> yes. there are two questions there. one is just about home health care. the medical house call home based primary care model taps into skilled home health care as needed. we have found many very good ethical high integrity home health care agencies we work with. we use them when we need them for episodes of care, but they are part of the team in the ih model. then in terms of -- could you restate your second question? >> the second question has to do with value. when we talk about substituting value for volume, i guess you're talking about quality over cost, but value to whom? >> from my perspective, independe

>> i am grateful for marilyn mosbey stepping up, and i am sure that we'll bring the kinds of services, the transparency to government and opportunity that baltimoreians deserve. >> reporter: freddie gray, does that play a role? that will keep people from coming participate? >> no. i have been able to zero bust precipitation since early voting has begun in maryland and today has been particularly robust and i expect that through the next two days, through thursday and then election day on april 26. and i think clearly people are interested in knowing who the candidate is that represents their perspective, and i think we can take that to the u.s. senate and deliver job opportunities to people here across the state. >> reporter: congress ma'am edwards, metro is in the news for immediate action. do you think that the federal government should provide dedicated funding for repairs? or is it up to maryland, virginia, and d.c.? >> let me say first of all i think that metro is the nation's transportation system and we have a obligation. our federal employees, agencies and the opening of the g

. >> arianna grande may have dazzled in bubble gum pink, channeling marilyn monroe, butt the ladies of the red carpet preferred black. charlize theron wore a plunging v-neck. and hall le-berry showed off her abs with thi lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up stilettos. kim described the team work it took to get her in them. >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t 25th anniversary, mtv cranked it up wi johnson and kevin hard and "batman vs. superman." by the time they presented the co come immediatic genius award. >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this aw >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever wonit. >> melissa mccarthy funny for so many reasons. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt chatted yesterday from a private plane. >> of course mywife, anna faris, darling, our son was destined to be tough, and thanks to you, he's going to smart too. >> and talk about racy, alexandra in these tighty whiteys. >> everything i do is to make her laugh. especially the sex. so thank y

. >> arianna grande may have dazzled in bubble gum pink, channeling marilyn monroe, but the ladies of the red carpet preferred black. best fema performance winner charlize theron, daring in a sheer alexander mcclaire plunging v-nec and halle berry showed off her abs with this lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up kendall instagrammed the team work it took to get her in them. >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t anniversary, mtv cranked it up with host duane johnson a kevin har who took on both mad max and "batman vs. superman" by the time they presented the comedic genius award. their antics made the kevin's -- >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this award. >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever won it. >> melissa mccarthy is funny for so many reasons. fearless, timeless. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt snap chatted yesterday with so jack from a private plane, but the sweetest moments giving moments to wife anna faris. >> of course my wife, anna faris, darlin

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hard

the term that was used earlier that marilyn said that the patient comes first. when you think about a patient center i think first and foremost about bundles if somebody has knee replacement surgery, if i have knee replacement surgery, i think bundles starts when i go to my doctor and i say, you know what, the injections aren't working anymore, the medication isn't working and it ends when i get to go back to golfing and how i have a better excuse for how bad i golf. but that's the totality for me, that's the concept of what knee replacement is and that's how patients think about it. it's not the way we deliver it and finance it and not how we pay for it. i'm very excited to be part of this program because i think it very much a much more patient centered viewpoint. if we are at risk for the care, there's a huge incentive reduce unnecessary care and reduce unwarranted variations. that's what we started with. we started do we have volumes here that would indicate that it's worth doing and do we have variations that would say that there is something that we can do

>> that was marilyn monroe's face?dn't realize. wow. >> and beyonce. >> hey, grandma, what's going on. >> i love her laugh. >> you want to see something just as frightening? take a look. this is. >> oh, boy. maybe -- >> grandma's still crying at it. >> and now so am i. >> god, we are hideous. >> once you see it, you can't unsee it. >> all right. i'll show you something that's not hideous, something that is both adorable and just very, very, very impressive. this is a dog who has better soccer skills than most people i know. definitely better skills than i do. this is al if i. he goes by the very appropriate nickname real dog. he's a 2-year-old cross breed with a deep love of britain's most popular sport. they say it was so funny watching him try to control the baugh. he dribbles, even tackles by the way. watch out. >> we should sign him up. wow that's pretty good. he's like neymar. take a look at this in the meantime. there's a new world record when it comes to the fastest convertible. this one made in texas. the ameri

eight days after marilyn fairest was attacked she died on able to recover from her brutal interest.victor martinez is an illegal value from mexico. he had been arrested by the santa maria police department six times in the previous 15 months. he was released from the santa barbara county jail 96 hours before he attacked ms. theirs. josÉ gomez as a u.s. assistant although he spent much of his life in mexico. he had had one previous arrest. both are currently in custody awaiting trial. i believe when the federal and state government fails to do its job it falls on the shoulders of local government and we are not equipped to deal with these issues financially or with personal. the errata sheet on martinez is a glaring example of federal and state failures. on one occasion in 2014 i.c.e. filed a form of integration detainer. however, the santa barbara sheriff's department doesn't recognize the lawful based on the brand -- decision which is a federal court ruling. two weeks before the attack, martinez was cited as opposed to being arrested for possession of methamphetamine because recent

. >> the san franciscodepartment of animal care and patrol is handing upon ch over to marilyn and finch. two highway patrol officers shut down the bridge to catch the run away. one of the officers today said he looks a thousand percent better than when we picked him up. >> he was so scared and now he's curious, alert and wants to know what's going on and eating treats. he wouldn't even eat any treats when we got him because he was so scared. the new owners say they love the name and have no intention of changing it. >> can you imagine chasing that little guy across the bridge. >> he was running his little heart out across the bridge >>> the tragic story of audrey potts is now being told on the big screen. that story coming up. >>> we're tracking that warmup as we e head toward the bay area weekend. numbers could touch in the 90-degree reading. ville the specific forecast for your backyard. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden

. >> cruz spent his day between the big apple in the next big contest , marilyn. 95 delegates are up for grabs here. the way it all works is that each district can give out delegates but a kennedy has to win 50% or more in gain the support. the remaining 14 delegates will go to the states winter. we will see. donald trump is expected to vote around 9:30 p.m. . it's a very complicated and tricky process. >> think you, teresa. the balance of power could shift as voters decide who will replace two former lawmakers convicted of corruption. voters on the lower east side choosing replacements for that man there.>> sheldon solomon. he is a democrat. long island voters decide on dean scully. visible seats only serve out the remainder of the return and in the fall they >> if you have problems, report for a special hot line. eric snyderman announced he has a hot line staff i attorneys in the civil rights bureau. 107 71 , 7755. >> peter liang learns his fate after killing a car regularly in a brooklyn housing complex stairwell. it was back in 2014. he is facing up to 15 years in prison. brookly

. >>> a spokesperson said the police shooting of a 20-year- old burglary suspect in laurel, marilyn, was, quote, unintentional. >> it happen that an international food market, street. police arriving on the scene got a 15-year-old trying to run away. he was tasered and captured on the other burglar was discovered inside the market. >> the officer looked ahead and saw movement in the dark. there was a drop down just inside the door, a few feet from the opening of the door and the officer was startled and jumped back. his weapon discharged, striking a 20-year-old man lying on some sheet metal. >> the officer is on routine administrative leave ine mother. police said the thieves got away with $13,000 and there were two previous break-ins at that market. >>> a yellow weather alert on tap for tomorrow. hope you got a chance to be outside for lovely afternoon, a little sunlight between the showers. topper shutt joins us from the weather center. sounds like another wet drive into work tomorrow? >>> the morning commute will be snow -- slow. sunshine tomorrow afternoon. the rain is a solid li

you vote for marilyn gillespie? who is marilyn gillespie? we have no idea. supporters to vote for her sew she can vote for him. that is complicated. deirdre: thank you for bringing numbers even with the background noise. connell mcshane on ground for us in philadelphia. >>> 'd of these primaries next week, here is where the candidates stand now. after last night's new york primary donald trump clearly in the lead. only candidate with a mathematical possibility of making 1237 before the july convention. with some moving parts the rules are more important than ever. with me now, rnc national spokesperson ruth garrett. welcome back to the program. we know you have meetings today. you have meetings in hollywood, florida. what is happening? what discussions are on the table? what potential rule changes might we hear of? >> right i think it is important to remember this is an ordinary meeting we have. we have them three times a year. rnc hosts them for committee members to come for training the state party or going over the budget and passing resolutions. there is

martin, tell us a little bit about marilyn ferris. we don't want these people to just be statistics. i watched and i as people wiped tears, as a dad of two daughters i can't imagine what you've been through. we, all of us are very, very grateful for coming. this has been very helpful. mr. root, is it true that mr. mejia bail was less than cost of sarah's funeral? >> yes it is. >> do you know whether or not mr. mejia had a driver's license? >> he did not. >> was he, do you know whether or not he ever had one? >> i do not know that fact. i know there is no insurance, the vehicle that killed my daughter, i'm not even sure of the true owner of that vehicle. it is in omaha impound lot right now. i heard it was from another illegal roofing contractor from wichita, kansas. but they won't let me take it out of there to get it dusted for presents whatever you want to say so. . . >> yes, sir. >> do you think it makes sense when we know that have a record of drunk driving come at a like for you and said, you did not have your microphone on, i as

.♪ >> been again more than 50 years but marilyn monroe is making headlines. of marilyn monroe memorabilia will be up for auction later this year. joanna has it here. steep prices. >> incredible. so the auction -- this collector has been collecting since 1991 and came up with all of their most iconic film costumes. if you want to lock through some, this dress was in the film "some like it hot." $400,000 asking price. our next dress, a beautiful -- this was in "gentleman prefer blonds. "40 grand. if you can't tell she likes black and sequence. and her earrings are come constitute juvenilely. $100,000. >> people are crazy. >> the guy who actually owns the collection says he decided to share this with the world. >> good for him. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> on this day in 1860 the united states postal service introduced the pony express. 1700 miles. riders would take turns working in shifts along the route which was apparently pretty dangerous, and they'd use up to 75 horses just to cover the one-way trip. after the first successful delivery "the new york tim

generation, he was -- it was prince and madonna, michael jackson -- they were the elvis and beatles, the marilyn the james dean. they were icons -- bigger, larger than life. fashion, music, every single thing. you couldn't take your eyes off of them. i mean, he had his own color. who has their own color? he owns purple. who -- no one -- you can't just pick a color and go, "that's my thing." the guy was just amazing. when you see these performances, every single one of them, it's just electric. he lived his music and played --

arthur miller who, by the way, married marilyn monroe. rosanna, let's meet the stars of the crucible. you can see it on broadway. >> at the walter kurt theater, two of the stars are with us this morning. she's been on broadway before. i went to see you in this is our youth not too long ago and, of course, ben withshaw, you've probably seen him in a million movies, but there is your first stint on broadway, right? >> yeah, it is. my broadway debut. >> congratulations. who read the crucible in high school? anybody? >> yeah. >> both of you. so when you found out that you were in this movie, what did you think? what did you do? is that true? >> yeah. i e-mailed my english teacher from high school and told him going to try and come see it. and my dad was teaching the crucible while we were in rehearsals, so i was being, like, i don't understand this one part, what did your students think of that, and that was very helpful. >> that's so funny. >> really, that's great. >> you're 19 years old, you're going to be 20 this month? >> that's right. >>

. >> they on marilyn roadways if this failed. >>reporter: officer, noah leotta, was allegedly killed by a drunk driver while standing next to his cruiser on the rockville pike. >> i said, officer down. >>reporter: by late afternoon, host conference committee members all but agreed to the tougher senate language. >> something will happen. it's going to be strong. >> absolutely. >> on the other end, i have to live with the devastation of a hole in my heart. this can't fill that. it can't feel what i'm missing for the rest of my life. it can give me some solace, that his sacrifice wasn't in vain. >> that was bruce leshan reporting. governor hogan said he supports the tougher bill and criticized those that would play around with it and might keep it from passing. the general assembly has until midnight to finish the work on the law. >>> strong words from terry mcauliffe on the use of the electric chair. >> i personally find it reprehensible beings and strapped them into a chair and then we flood their bodies with 1800 volts of electr

gwen: tell us the story of marilyn stutz man. manu: a tea party conservative who voted against john boehner when he was a member of the house to be speaker and stutzman wants to be a senator he is in the middle of a republican primary and one person doesn't want him and doesn't want another ted cruz trouble maker in his caucus and moving quietly behind the scenes and the super pac is going for todd young. pretty intense primary. a new front on the war between the tea party and the establishment. it's not necessarily about elect built but personality and mcconnell is focusing it heavily on and one of the primaries they have to worry about on their side as well and that is happening on may 3. in the middle of this primary season, the challenge is for republicans and democrats. doyle: there is the classic tea party challenge and anything like that going on the democratic side? manu: interestingly, there are a lot of incumbents that are in relatively safe primaries and haven't seen these tea party guys going after republican senators

when state's attorney marilyn mosby stepped to the podium on may first, the city held its breath. >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough, and independent investigation, coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i've heard your call for no justice no peace, your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. >> ms. mosby, what do you think needs to be done to make sure what happened to freddie gray doesn't happen again? >> accountability. >> how are we going to get there? >> you're getting it today. >> mosby charged six officers, including the driver of the police van, who was arrested for 2nd degree murder. >> when the attorney gave that, i was like thank you, somebody finally said it. finally somebody is sending the police to jail for what they done. >> but charges in the freddie gray case are the exception. >> we keep pushing forw

. ♪ who cares if love >> reporter: she was called the next marilyn monroe. >> sharon tate as jenniferaron had tate, a rising hollywood her potential unlimited. >> i can't see myself doing shakespeare or anything like that. i would love light comedy. >> reporter: sharon tate's life off screen was just as glamorous. married to oscar winning director roman polanski. she was 8 1/2 months pregnant with their son in the late summer of 1969. but on august 9th, the unthinkable happened. inside this house, the 26-year-old actress and four others were brutally murdered by four followers of charles manson. one of the killers patricia krenwinkel serving life in prison, spoke with diane sawyer in 1994. >> charlie came up and asked everybody how it went. like that was the first time i looked at him and i said, charlie, they were so young. >> reporter: the very next day wealthy grocer lean row la bianca and his wife rosemary also murdered by members of the so-called manson family. leslie van houten seen here smiling with the x carved in her forehead, the youngest woman ever to be condemned to death

also marilyn senator will be on, his ranking member of senate foreign relations committee and will discuss obama's trip to saudi arabia. he will share views on a bill that will allow the saudi government to be held responsible in american court for any role they've all played in the role of the 2011 attack. >> watch live 7:00 a.m. eastern on thursday morning. during the discussion. >> madam secretary we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >> today, the senate passed the energy modernization act which mandates energy efficiency and government buildings. they then began big date debate on the first of 12 spending bills for energy and water preparations. they will continue work on that bill when the senate gavels in at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. as always, we'll bring you live coverage here on c-span2. here is some of today's debate on that spending bill with republican amar alexander and democrat, diane feinstein. this is 35 minutes,.utes s >> mr. president, the next few minutes senator feinstein and i will submit for the senate's consideration the

voters head to polls in pennsylvania, connecticut, delaware, rhode island and marilyn tuesday. some candidates are changing their talent attempting no lines of attack on opponents. >>> ted cruz is trying to drive home the message that donald trump is a liar. >> i will not -- he will not build the wall or deport anyone , he's telling us he is lying to us. >> trumps convention manager may be fueling the attack as the rnc meeting he said trump has been projected an image but the party has been playing is evolving and he says he will see a different guy. clinton says she is not buying in to the idea of kinder trump. >> we could very well have a campaign that is exactly about trump, insults, derogatory comments. >> more than 450 democratic delegates at stake tuesday and 172 other republicans and our insider will break down the presidential race tomorrow morning. >>> looking at how donald trump is working to change his image. >> what people love is off-the- cuff speaking and being presidential say he setting the bar low. when he stops saying lien ted cruz that means he's presidential

. ♪ >>> arianna grande's marilyn moment.s generation domination. >>> then it's a good day to be a bad guy or g >> all aboard the suicide squad heht train. >> it's going to be crazy. >>> and numbe three, winter is coming, so we're putting the heat on the "game of throne th cast, is john snow really dead? he's coming bac blink once. >>> and kim fields gives yo the facts of life on her danci diet. >> these are the skinny jeans. >> even the black girl gets bronzed every sunday. >>> now hollywood from the inside out,i izt's "the insider together with yahoo. >> we are with the ladies of captain america civil war. >>> let's dive right into the number one story every talking about, the mtv movie awards. it was a way back weekend for will smith, melissa mccarthy and arianna grande, as they brought back a little bit of nostalgia to the 25th anniversary of the show. arianna throwing it back to hold

bette davis, marilyn monroe, joan crawford. >> a star-struck teen bit by the bug. >> before there werearazzi, there was jack kuster. >> this autograph hound takes names like no other... >> elvis and, oh my gosh, robert redford. >> you name it, all of them. >> it's probably the best collection in the world. >> ...and leaves his stunned heir a lot to sort out. >> what, in your wildest dreams, is this collection worth? [ theme music plays ] ♪

ask you, specifically victor martinez ramirez was an illegal alien that killed air force veteran marilynfarris. he had been arrested by your police department six times in the previous 15 months. is that correct? >> that's correct sir. >> six times in the previous 15 months and its minder standing he been released by the santa barbara county jail olbany 96 hours prior to doing this? >> yes, sir. >> had i issued a detainer for this guy? >> not in this particular case. they did provide detainer in 2014 but that was the only one we knew. >> is your city mr. martin, is your city or santa barbara county a sanctuary? >> the city of santa maria's mother sanctuary city and never has been. in fact i have letters from her estate manager which was authored by her city council stating specifically they have never voted at anytime in the past to be a sanctuary city. >> have you ever contacted i.c.e. to request a detainer on someone or on a suspected illegal alien? have you ever have that experience? >> when we arrest someone the santa maria police department makes it a rest we fill out a form that go

you know my first guest from "brokeback mountain," "blue valentine," and "my week with marilyn."adway in the play "blackbird." please welcome michelle williams. ♪ (cheers and applause) thank you for being here! right over here. (applause) ♪ welcome! >> thank you! >> stephen: do you see that beyonce video? did you see that "lemonade" video? do you feel empowered? my understanding is it empowers all women. do you feel empowered? >> as soon as it comes out on vhs -- >> stephen: you don't do the internet. >> stephen: really? you don't do all the high-tech things? >> i'm still enjoying all the single ladies. >> stephen: we all. i'm not ready to move on from that song. >> stephen: neitherrum am i, i have a ring on it now. (laughter) i understand you're not big into technology. where are you from originally? >> i grew up in montana. >> stephen: real montana? like cowboys and horses and that kind of stuff? >> yes, all that kind of stuff. >> stephen: did you grow up writing? >> i did. i had a memory -- or what i thought was a mempl memory or an imagination or a dream and i called my mom r

and another was certain that he was marilyn monroe's father. that is tragic, because he was the last of our founding fathers. next to washington, the greatest. he was the last president to have fought and lived through the revolution and as president, he transferred a -- transformed a tiny nation that washington had created into an empire that stretched from sea to shining sea. it was he, not jefferson, that bought louisiana. it was he who stretched america's frontiers to the pacific ocean. trenton -- battle of back to the battle of trenton. monroe crossed earlier than washington, landing on the jersey shore, circling behind the town while washington later with troops on the riverside below the town. what makes trenton so important, is that the british had almost won the war by christmas of 1776. their troops had overrun long island, westchester, new york and most of new jersey. thousands of american troops had deserted and the british had traced the remnants of washington's army across new jersey, over the delaware and into pennsylvania. redco

here for running man challenge what marilyn jared -- posted this video on instagram and who won the battle and rest is internet history. and did after spring practice recently this is where you're supposed to hit each other hard and then you break another damage. incase you're wondering song is the 90s hit song my beau. >> dancing -- >> love that. you know cool, duke thanks. >> that's our look at sports. >> now we want to see you do it that. >> you and mike. >> barely danced at my own wedding. >> won't make you do it. >> mike what do you think? >> i have that song on my play list. >> are you are kidding me it's there. but it's there. absolutely. >> grot to find it. j i'm not scared. more like walking. seen him doing like workout segment when he tries to do choreography it is comical. just a little. [laughter] yeah. [inaudible] right -- anyway. all right let's get you up and running out the door here. first of all going to be cool one. not so sunny. sun is fading out on us. 58 your forecast high. 66 normal high, and record high is 90 no 80s or o 90s or 70s for a while here. 51 in philly. 56

marilyn second baseman degordon who is facing an 80 game suspension.rdon tested positive for two different peds including testosterone. he signed a five-year $50 million deal with miami in january. > >>>. >> the solar plane was scheduled to take off today but will stick around moffitt field another day. it will rest and recharge inside an inflatable hangar. crew members get to check out the bay area. >> i have now some days off because we are staying here. i can discover the san francisco area which is also great. >> the plane will stay grounded until at least monday. it's on a historic tour of the world and arrived to mountain view over the weekend. >>> breaking business news. tivo has been sold. >> the company just went for north of $1 billion. it's been sold to rovi which you probably never heard of. they'll called the merged company tivo. that is the governor and the utah symphony ringing the bell this morning. the dow industrials are down again this morning 52 points. nasdaq down 10 after a rough day yesterday. pay pal instant payment system venmo

supposedly inspired by marilyn monroe's pinup cover. but this is how she announce shed would be the cover model. this is what she posted on instagram "i'm on the cover of "vanity fair"" and that was the picture. >> enough said. do you like pda? public displays of affection anywhere between anbody at any time in public? >> you know what's funny? usually i would say no but there >> you have done it, hoda. >> we'll talk about people who have done it but i regretted this. i was in -- >> i love when she tells stories! >> i was dating someone who -- after i had been through my whole -- i was a grown woman working here and i went into a furniture store with a guy who i was dating and it was one of those things that i for some reason i didn't care who was looking and i still remembered thinking this is how people lose their jobs and i just didn't care. have you ever been like you don't care even though you know you could be in big trouble? >> maybe. >> of course you have. [ laughter ] >> and i remembered thinking -- >> it wasn't a mattress stor

freddie gray dies april of 19th of last year, and the six officers are charged, the district attorney, marilyn mosby, and then we have the trial of william porter, and it ended with a hung jury, and then we have the second trial, up for murder in january, but that collapsed because the prosecution wanted to compel officer porting to testify in the case of ceasar goodson and others and the defense is saying no way. we're not having this, and the defense went to the highest court, which ruled, yes, officer porter should actually testify. what he's worried about and the team are worried about, he has signed a deal for immunity in maryland but that doesn't extend to the feds, so it's possible that whatever he says on the stand in these trials, he could be charged in a later case. and they're also very concerned that he'll be called if he appears on the stand in the other cases. he will be, no doubt about that. and in the day of twitter, people will hear about it, and it will be difficult to get an unbiased jury together when he comes back on the 6th. >> it's the sequences that's so complicated, wi

. >>> amy shoe measure tapped into her marilyn they called her vanity affair kid sister. amy provided behind the scene pictures from her shoot. she posted this photo on her instagram account. >> that was not her. >> social media shakes a -- lee gets all kinds of crazy. here's daisy practicing life saver moves for the 8th movie in the franchise. breathe, lee, breathe. this is behind the scene video. >> look at that. >> she's getting it. episode 8 will hit theaters 2017 if we're lucky. >>> finally if you spit water on a dolphin, prepare for the dolphin to spit back. the dolphin is, like, oh, yeah. i have you. this is my home . trending online, abcny and send your trend ideas. >> he's entertaining everyone, the dolphin and the guy. >> yes. >> all right. high school graduation still a few months away, but coming up, we're one high school is moving up graduation for a member of the class of 2016. you're going to hear the emotional reason why, coming up. >>> and here's a quick check of the delays at the hudson river crossing. 20 minutes out bound of lincoln and >>> first at 4:0

cruz supporters and you live in congressional district 4, you are supposed to vote for someone named marilyn gillespie. we have no idea who that is, i am guessing those in district 6 are delegates so cruz is trying to set it up in pennsylvania, even if he loses, he is down 20, he come out of here with a lot of delegates, that is phase of the race that we're in. charles: the ballot always thickens with this, connel thank you for that very much. charles: donald trump was in philadelphia today. >> we had a great night last night, in new york. the people of new york were amazing. they were amazing, i thought they would be. but you never really know, i love running again crooked hillary clinton, i love that. in the case of liened to, he brings the bible, puts it down and lies. the evangelicals have been supports donald trump. charles: never lacking in confidence. was last night enough to get him to 1237? joining me now, one of the first out of dc to jump on the trump train, representative chris collins, congratulations, your district big time last night for donald trump. >> we have the momentum,

he held the concert, brought the state's attorney marilyn mostly up on stage.s connected to the issues of our team. >> you never heard about drugs, you never heard about alcohol abuse. he is concerned about his body, a lot due to the fact that he was ill as a child. he talked about that in the interview. >> very few people like him come along in a generation. >> we will follow this at 7:00 and 11:00 tonight. >> your favorite song. >> you got to know prince and go to his albums, international thank you, bruce. >>> well, you know, as news spread and we heard prince had quite a sense of humor, a radio station started playing prince contribute songs everywhere. >> delia goncalves is live at one of those stations, magic 102.3. how are things there, delia. >> exciting actually. we are listening to prince on the overhead speakers. there is a sense of reflection and love for a man and artist that meant so much to so many. in fact, i was listening to the tributes on the radio driving here today and we all remember where we were say when michael jackson died. a lost peop