one of the team's stars, archibald mcmahon, was her great-great-uncle.red, is caretaker of the card for years. she keeps it squirreled away in a candy box and takes it with her when she moves into flo's house in great barrington, massachusetts. but neither she nor her daughter knows which guy in the picture is uncle archie. what'd she tell you about it? >> she said, "put this in with your genealogy." >> in the spring of 2015, flo's been digging into their family background at the free genealogy program at the local senior center. so do you bring the card to show the class? >> i brought the card to the senior center. he said, "oh, my god. it's perfect." >> "he" is volunteer steve strommer, who runs the class. >> my interest in genealogy stted a long time ago. but it's taken on a life of its own, and is pretty much an obsession. we couldn't find too much on archibald. but that was a very old card. and she said, "how much is this?" and i said, "well, i'll see if i can find out." >> are you thinking to yourself, "i really have something valuable here"? >> ye

johnny carson had ed mcmahon. and conan owe brhas andy richte. while david letterman has paul schaefer he had one more secret weapon. >> never give the bookie your home phone number. his mom, dorothy, often appeared on letterman's late show in late night. passed away at 95. she made her debut in 1986. audiences quickly fell in love with the talk show host's so soft-spoken mother. >> did that embarrass you to tears? >> no, david. >> lotterman sending her to the winter olympics as a correspondent not once but three

steve mcmahon, john feehery, thanks for coming on tonight and staying up late with us. >>> coming up after our next break, with president trump set to meet the chinese leader, the threat of north korea looms large. korea, looms large. that is ahead among other topics when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> we were talking earlier earlier about how on thursday president trump will meet with china's president, a meeting with increasingly larger consequences because of north korea. and that's because to put it mildly, more and more evidence is showing a strained relationship between pyongyang and beijing. in a new interview with nbc news, the highest profile defector from north korea in over two decades says the world needs to be ready because kim jong-un is, quote, desperate to stay in power and on won't hesitate no use long-range missiles and nuclear weapons. still with us is politico's michael crowley. he is senior affairs correspondent. and michael, donald trump in this interview with the financial times said if china's not going to solve north korea, we will. in plain english, where is

administrator linda mcmahon, who has been a friend of mine for a long time -- [applause] long time. she's done an incredible job in business, by the way. administrator seema verma, secretary betsy devos, and, of course, my good friend from south carolina who is a very tough competitor, i want to tell you -- nikki haley, ambassador. she is doing fantastically well. [applause] and we're also joined, of course, by florida attorney general, highly respected, pam bondi. so i want to thank you, pam. thank you. [applause] elaine chao, our secretary of transportation, who's a real expert. she was secretary of labor, but she said, i really wanted to be secretary of transportation. that's a real expertise, and she's doing incredibly. she would have been here, but she's celebrating the 50th anniversary of the department of transportation right now as we speak. and we're going to work on infrastructure and we're going to put up one of the big and great infrastructure bills of all time. [applause] we're going to get our infrastructure fixed in our country, and we're going to rebuild our country,

after mcmahon settled of lawsuit a gradually went away. was set? i holding on to read because litigation reminded me i was a victim? may be. the patent did go away after the suit was settled that makes me wonder about those programs. social security disability payments went to people in a wheelchair or blinder were clearly disabled banal billions of dollars go to people who say they are disabled for headaches and stress and back pain. $46 billion on disability payments last year it was more than triple from 1990 soon it will go broke but the increase of payments makes no sense. medicine has improved and people to less hard manual labor there should be fewer disabled why are there more? some probably are but is it psychosomatic or a government handout? i don't know the right word but when you order something you get more of it. most of us feel sorry for ourselves to feel like a victim to encourage people to be victims 200 years ago our forbearers crossed oceans knowing they might suffer or die they are proud to strive the suffering with the faiings

we kick off national small business week with the head of the small business administration, linda mcmahon. she talks about the president's new tax plan. >>> also, what you can learn from the creator of make up geek who turned her youtube tutorial into a massive grand. get your start on the competition, next on "your business." >>> will your business be ready when growth presents itself? you can take on a new job. or fill a big order. or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. for those who always find new ways to grow their business, american express open proudly presents "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the program dedicated to helping your business grow and thrive. it is that time again. national small business week begins today. from april 30 to may 6, they will recognize the achievements of the top small businesses, entrepreneurs, small business advocates and champions during events and awards ceremonies. we get the chance to kick it off with the newly appointed head of the administration, linda mcmahon. she will tra

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david: linda mcmahon, thank you very much. alix: we are 10 minutes into the open.ttle lower. the s&p down about three points. health care and energy are the losers of the day. check out tv . watch us online. interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: financials the worst performer, third worst performer for the s&p today. you have goldman to thank for that. bank of america is up 0.2%. julie hyman has been listening to all of the calls. let's start with goldman. what insight have a provided to that miss they have? cfo has beencoming speaking. i don't believe they have opened it to questions. he has blamed it mostly on the lack of volatility. we were talking about that frequently in the first quarter. it was really across asset classes. he mentioned equities, commodities, fixed income. what is puzzling is why it affected goldman so disproportionately. it might just be there client --ister, as a mixture is client mixture, asset mixture is different. david: the market was no more volatile for bank of america, yet they beat estimates on fixed. julie: it

administrator linda mcmahon, who has been a friend of mine for a long time. long time. [applause] done an incredible job in business, by the way. gurma, betsy seema devos, and of course my good friend from south carolina, who who is a very good competitor, nikki haley, ambassador, she's doing a great job. we're also joined by florida attorney general, highly respected, pam bondi. want to thank you, pam. elaine chao, our secretary of transportation, who is a real expert. she was secretary of labor. she said, i really wanted to be secretary of transportation. that's her real expertise. she's doing incredibly. she would have been here but she's celebrating the 50th anniversary of the department of transportation right now as we speak and we're going to work on infrastructure and we're going to put up one of the big and great infrastructure bills of all time. we're going to get our infrastructure fixed in our country. and we're going to rebuild our country and that's what we need. lots of jobs, also. and i want to thank ford, you saw their big announcement yesterday. so man

melissa mcmahon missed her wedding. >> i'm going to have a break down at the airport. i might as well just go back home, i don't know. >> reporter: but laura and her family aren't complaining, she's a travel writer. she wrote a column, why delta airlines paid me $11,000 not to fly to florida this weekend. >> we walked away with $11,000 for giving up our seats in the overbooked flights. >> reporter: they have apologized and plan to operate a normal schedule tomorrow. airlines have a right to bump passengers, but they say they're going to take a look at what happened on that flight. >>> up next, the winners of the biggest prizes in print journalism and golf. this blue goo leaves a residue to make clothes appear brighter. quit playin' with my eyes, goo... so, seventh generation developed this powerful natural detergent it gets your clothes clean. really clean. buh bye blue goo, and come clean with seventh generation. ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so

ice cream truck is making its rounds and kids are shooting hoops, but in this quiet neighborhood on mcmahon road, thomas thompson is trying to comprehend why his home was targeted with hate-based vandalism. >> this is a really diverse community. for us to be singled out, it doesn't make sense to me. ryan: his fiancee was heading home to the hospital thursday afternoon when she found a derogatory word across the front door. >> somebody wrote somedy when i stepped back, i said it was the "n" word. when i stepped back, iryan: shey director and then the police. she believes hate is the motive. i don't understand why somebody would do that. ryan: the couple moved to wheaton in november. what upsets them the most is their young daughter oh must this all the hateful language on the door. >> racism is not the way to go. there is always going to be differences in the world. ryan: the maintenance worker told her this may have happened before. a reward of up to $10,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> i hope they catch this person or the people that is doing it, because it's j

melissa mcmahon missed her wedding. >> i'm going to have a mental break down at the airport. might just go back home. i don't know. >> reporter: but laura and her family aren't complaining, she's a travel writer. she wrote a column, why delta airlines paid me $11,000 not to fly to florida this weekend. >> we walked away with $11,000 in compensation for giving up our seats on the overbooked flights. >> reporter: delta is apologizing for the disruption and is planning to operate a normal schedule tomorrow. airlines have a right to bump passengers, but they say they're going to take a look at what happened on that flight. >>> up next, the winners of the biggest prizes in print journalism and golf. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one

kevin mcmahon/content producer for fisher-price: "we saw just these kids immediately become captivatedith the rotating record, the speed dials, reversing, things like that. and just having something that they can touch really kind of captivated them right away." for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney (gary) coming up in sports. (brittney) the seven day forecast is ahead. (pam) a popular gadget many people use to keep track of their workouts .... has turned into a crucial piece of evidence in a murder case. (steve)fitbits ... you might be surprised at how much information they are storing even when you are not excerising.(pam) catherine heenan show us how police used one... to identify a murder suspect. in december, 2015, police responded to a frantic 9-1-1 call from this home in ellington, connectictut. richard dabate said a stocky, masked intruder with a voice like vin diesel had murdered his wife.connie dabate was found shot to death in the couple's basement,her husband suffered only minor cuts on his legs, partially tied to a chairlast week, sixteen months after the killing, he was

on mcmahon street n word on how that victim died. and then at 5:17 in the evening on the 6900 block of hagerman street a 20 year-old male was shot and killed, the latest homicide, happened just after midnight in east germantown. a 22-year old man was shot multiple times, at a home. authorities they took a man seen running from the home into custody with a gun witnesses are now being questioned. >>> happening today, the penalty hearings continue in the eric frein case, lawyers for the convicted killer are planning to raise questions about how his father, may have influenced him, he was convicted last week for ambushing two state troopers killing one and wounding another. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> it is illegal to ride a bike on on the vine street expressway but that did not stop people from doing. that is there video right before your very own eyes some teens, grown ups right there storming the area, vine street 676. the large group got off at eighth street, police say that they are aware of the incident , no was

mcmahon. have you on the show. welcome back. >> thank you, stuart. it's great to be here this morning. stuart: i happen to think and believe that that 15% top tax rate for subchapter s corporations and pass through returns, i think that's the biggest stimulus for the middle class there is going for us. what do you say? >> i think so too. as a matter of fact, i was in orlando on monday, and i convened a round table of hispanic businesses, and one of the things that they talked to me the most about, one of the issues was what did i expect to see in the president's tax reform plan, because they were hoping that they would see tax reduction, you know, for them. they're all small businesses and most, i think about 95 of them were either sub-s corps or llcs, and this will be great news for them because they'll have more money in their pocket. they'll grow their business, hire more people, and they're really looking forward to having the benefit of this tax cut. stuart: can you be sure that that 15%

for the very latest we can cross live to brussels with meabh mcmahon. what can you tell us about this story? we can tell you that the form of protest has begun to -- has beguncess - to lift marine le pen's immunity. she's the cochair of a group that is very much anti-the european union. ourlight problem with connection. hopefully we can take you back to brussels later in the program. concerns over north korea's weapon test, the u.s. has vowed to step up sanctions to try and pressure pyongyang to resume dialogue over its nuclear program. president trump's latest strategy was revealed following a briefing at the white house. washington has defended employing a contentious antimissile system in korea which infuriated china. the white house has said it is open to negotiations. >> the donald trump administration is making the north korean nuclear situation the centerpiece of its foreign policy. we have seen this briefing of senators. a very unusual high-profile move as well as references to it in with thehis meetings chinese president and his various tweets

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we kick off national small business week with the head of the small business administration, linda mcmahonpresident's new tax plan. >>> also, what you can learn from the creator of make up geek who turned her youtube tutorial into a massive grand. get your start on the competition, next on "your business." >>> will your business be ready when growth presents itself? you can take on a new job. or fill a big order.

we have small business administrator linda mcmahon with us now. very good to have you, admin restauranter. the president will be in wisconsin today talking about hiring american jobs and sticking with american jobs but all of this comes with the backdrop what is happening on the tax cut front and that it could be delayed. are you hearing that we could be a looking at a significant delay? are you worried about that? >> i haven't been privy to any up front information. i'm hearing today just as you are. i think it is important we're looking for tax cuts and tax reform as it relates to small businesses. just to make sure we bear in mind that there are many small businesses that are sole proprietorships, llcs, is up chapter s-corporations. neil: they pay -- >> all that income flies through to them. i'm looking for tax reform affecting our small businesses only in a positive way. neil: are you worried that the small businessmen and women you talk to express concern that a tax cut delay might be one denied and something they're looking forward to might

>> johnny carson had ed mcmahon.richter. >> i just broke the couch. >> while david letterman had the trusted paul shaffer, he had one more secret weapon. >> never give a bookie your home phone number. >> no, never do that. >> his mom dorothy, who often appeared on letterman's "late show" and "late night," passed away at 85. she made her debut in 1986. audiences quickly fell in love with the talk show host's soft-spoken mother. >> did that just embarrass you to tears? >> no, dave. >> okay, good. >> letterman sending her to the winter olympics as a correspondent not once but three times. >> is there anything you or your husband can do about the speed limit in connecticut? >> an unlikely star unfazed by the limelight, dorothy's endearing ways were the ying to letterman's goofy yang. >> the number one thing i have learned in my 84 years -- >> it's hard having a son who looks older than you. >> what? >> it was abraham lincoln who said, all that i am or hope to be i owe to my angel mother. for all of us who feel the same,

arrests in deadly shooting in germantown, a man in his mid 20's shot twice along the 5700 block of mcmahon street about 2:30 yesterday. he died short time later. >> and other news, nfl draft days away, hard to believe it is about to get worse. kicks in tonight at seven #. those closures include the parkway between 20th street and the art museum and kelly drive at fairmount avenue. final phase of closure starts tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. now in a statement the philadelphia mayors office said in part every effort has been made to condense the time lime into the shortest possible and to minimize disruption. we will be therefore every moment of the draft of the keep it right here on "eyewitness news," when we're not on air get the latest on cbsphilly.com. >> meanwhile, we are learning not everyone is excited about the nfl draft or at least its location, no doubt the extent set up on the parkway big inconvenience for many who live in the area as well as tens of thousand who is travel through t1 resident tells "eyewitness news," it is unfair for the event to cause disruption for several weeks at a ti

melissa mcmahon missed her wedding. >> i'm going to have a mental breakdown. might just go back home. i don't know. >> reporter: but laura begley bloom isn't complaining. she and her family profited off the misery. bloom wrote a call um, "why delta air lines paid me $11,000 not to fly the florida this weekend." >> we walked away with $11,000 in compensation for giving up our seats on the overbooked flights. >> reporter: delta is apresident jiedzing and plans to operate a normal schedule tomorrow. scott, the department of transportation says airlines do have the right to bump passengers but says it's going to take a look at what happened on the that united flight. >> pelley: kris van cleve for us. kris, thank you. up next, the winners of the biggest prizes in print biggest prizes in print journalism and golf. i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen f

>> my main concern and thoug was to talk to the small siness administrator, linda mcmahon and let hernow how it is working for me. >> did you give her advance? >> i said for the community banks, which is my lender, is to ease, make sure restrictions are not too difficult. the more restrictions they place upon the community banks, the more it will harm the small business owner. >> did you give them any advice? >> we talked about three specific areas that might be helpful, access to capital, mentorship and s.t.e.a.m. opportunities and how to develop opportunities for the work force and leverage program that is the small business administration as well as other government agencies have for small businesses. >> let's talk about what you expect to come from this. shirley, let's start with you. it is one thing to be on a listening tour. it's another to put it in action. did you get the sense there's going to be something within this administration to help small businesses that is different than what we have seen before? >> i think, probably, just a greater awareness that we are out there. w

small business administrate orr linda mcmahon is in orlando for multiple events including a round table with hispanic small business owners. tomorrow, secretary carltsson will be in columbus, ohio, where he'll speak to the highway housing council and meet with local leaders and residents of housing developments. secretary purdue is headed to kansas city, missouri, to visit agricultural facilities. the president and his extraordinary qualified can neat have made incredible progress in the first 100 days. this is just the beginning wetch look forward to more prosperity an coz soon umer confidence continues to rise in the wake of progrowth policy, a safer world from destroying isis an other forms of radical islamic terrorism that threaten our globe, to keeping our smallest communities safe for american families and a government that serving the -- serving this -- serves the people not personal political alliances. before i take your querks i want to proudly announce that on may 4, the president will speak aboard the u.s.s. intrepid to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the battle of coral

small business administrator linda mcmahon is in orlando for multiple events including a with hispanic small-business owners. secretary carson will be in columbus, carson will be in columbus, ohio for the fourth stop of his listening tour, where he will speak to the housing council and meet with local leaders and residents. secretary perdue is heading right to work, traveling to kansas city, missouri thursday and friday to visit agricultural facilities and meet with the governor. the president and his cabinet have made incredible progress in these first 100 days. this is just the beginning. we look forward to even more prosperity as consumer and ceo confidence continues to rise. , destroyingorld isis and other forms of radical islamic terrorism that threaten our globe, keeping our smallest community safe for american families, and a government that serves the people, not the special interest or personal political alliances. finally before i take your questions, i want to probably announce that on may 4, the president will speak on board the uss intrepid in new york city, to commemorate

you heard sba administrator linda mcmahon tell you on fox business, this would be good for the american economy. tax reform is important for business. but they don't know or believe they'll get it done by august. that's why we're hearing hedging. that is affecting the markets. understand the tick tok as well. they have to get something done on health reform first. i havelered -- i have heard they have the votes, not happened yet. and the president talking buy american, hire american here in the state that helped him get elected. this is a heavy manufacturing state and the home district of paul ryan. i'm sure he would like to see something happen here. a lot of symmetry here. if you're looking for a deal in august, i'd say keep looking, my friend. >> neil: thank you very much, kevin. if you're going to be pointing fingers don't point them at this guy. long before donald trump became president, long before he was a prospect for being the next president of the united states, this guy was toiling away in the back rooms of some capitol hill building trying to put together a tax plan that mad

mid two's shot in the head and mid section about 2:30 yesterday afternoon, along the 5700 block of mcmahon street. the victim's not has not been released. >> highly publicized pot party busted by police in the frankford section, so-called philly smoke session held in a warehouse on saturday night. police raided the party seizing 50 pounds of bulk marijuana, 100 pounds of thc infused edibles, $50,000.04 handguns. we're told the spring fling came with $50 admission fee. "eyewitness news" caught up with one party goer who didn't see why it was such is a big deal. >> we were, what, a block from torresdale avenue last night? how many people have heroin overdoses every night on torresdale avenue? i mean, we are low priority, i think, i think, that cannibis should be low priority here. >> police allowed 175 people to leave the pot gathering without being charged. they did however arrest 22 people including the event's organizer. >> trash by vandals, someone wrecked local swim club, now police want to know who is responsible, that is at the upper moreland swim club gave us tour of the damage. you

first of those two east germantown murders where a 25 year-old man was shot on mcmahon avenue no arrests in those but police did take in a four three-year old guy in the first of four murders in kensington on ruth street where a 41 year-old woman was kill. she was also kill in the bedroom found with the big cat wound on the back of her head and the four three-year old guy in the house, was taken in so, what a sad story to report , again, and i know our viewers get sick of hearing about this but this is the news in this town lately just extreme violence, so far this spring. karen and thomas. >> so sad, all right steve, thank you so much. >>> another sad development there has been another deadly accident on the roosevelt boulevard. we know this time a man was hit and killed by an suv. police say the 69 year-old victim did not cross the crosswalk and struck in the inner lane despite signs warning people not to cross there neighbors say many people still do because the nearest crosswalk is quite a distance away more than 150- yard away. >> we just heard the boom and i just go on with my busi

linda mcmahon, head of the sba said deregulation will lep us. what is that deregulation. what is it going to look like, who is it going to help and what is it going to impact? when you watch the town halls, when people have to go back to their home state no one is suddenly saying i've opened a store and hired people. the party is going on. >> it's a holiday. i think what we need to do is decouple the idea that how main street is going and wall street is going. there are a little correlated but not as much as the president would have us believe. and he also says this shows all the confidence. i think it's very rationale for wall street firms to have confidence. everything he's proposing would cut taxes and give them a lot of profits. over the last 10, 20 years we've seen a divergence of regular people in wall street. >> also cuts the compliance burdens of wall street firms if you roll back dodd/frank. that takes a legislative action. >> how long this takes. >> i understand. >> you're not seeing jp morgan fire, you know, 500 compliance officers, no one is doing that, not to

linda mcmahon is in orlando, florida. tomorrow, secretary carson will be in columbus, ohio, for the fourth stop of his listening tour where he'll speak to the ohio housing council and meet with local leaders and residents. and secretary perdue is getting right to work, to visit agricultural facilities. the president and his extraordinary qualified cabinet have made incredible progress in these first 100 days. but this is just the beginning. we look forward to even more prosperity as consumer and ceo confidence continues to rise in the wake of these pro growth policies. even safer world from destroying isis amid other forms of radical islamic terrorism that threatens our entire globe to keeping our communities safe for american families. a government that serves the people, not special interests or political or personal alliances. finally, before i take your questions, i just want to produ proudly announce that the president will speak on the "uss intrepid" in new york. the united states joined with australia to halt the a

small business administrator linda mcmahon is in orlando for multiple events including a roundtable with hispanic small business owners. tomorrow secretary carson will be in columbus, ohio for fourth stop of listening tour where he'll meet with local leaders and residents of public housing developments. and secretary purdue is getting right to work traveling to kansas city, missouri thursday and friday to visit agricultural facilities and meet with the governor. the president and extraordinary qualified cabinet have made incredible progress in the first 100 days. but this is just the beginning. we look forward to more prosperity as consumer and ceo confidence continues to rise in the wake of the pro-growth policies an even safer world from destroying isis and other forms of radical islamic terrorism that threaten our entire globe to keeping community safe for our american families. that serve the interests, not the personal political alliances. i want to proudly announce on may 4th, the president will speak aboard the "uss intrepid" to commemorate the 75th anniversary of battle of coral

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johnny carson had ed mcmahon. and conan owe brhas andy richte. paul schaefer he had one more secret weapon. >> never give the bookie your home phone number. his mom, dorothy, often appeared on letterman's late show in late night. passed away at 95. she made her debut in 1986. audiences quickly fell in love with the talk show host's so soft-spoken mother. >> did that embarrass you to tears? >> no, david. >> lotterman sending her to the winter olympics as a correspondent not once but three times. >> is there anything you or your husband can do about the speed limit in connecticut? >> unlikely star unfazed by the limelight. dorothy's enduring ways were the ying to letterman's goofy yang. >> the one thing i have learned in my 84 years. >> hard having a son who looks older than you. byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> she really knows how to land the jokes too. >> she did it so dead pan. before dave left the late show. "rolling stone" magazine did a list of the best side kicks overall. she was number four on the list. for comedy. >> not surprising. >>

small business administrator linda mcmahon is in orlando for multiple events, including a roundtable with hispanic small business owners. tomorrow secretary carson will be in columbus, ohio for the fourth stop of his listening tour where he'll speak to the ohio housing council and meet with local leaders and res didnresidents of public housing developments. the president and his extraordinary qualified cabinet have made incredible progress in just these first 100 days, but this is just the beginning. we look forward to even more prosperity as consumer and ceo confidence continues to rise in the wake of these pro growth policies. even safer wld from destroying isis and oer forms of radical islamic terrorism that threaten our entire globe to keeping our smallest communities safe for american families. a government that serves the people not the special interests or political personal political alliances. finally before i take your questions, i just want to proudly announce that on may 4th, the president will speak aboard the "uss intrepid" in new york city to commemorate the 75th anniv

jimmyjimmjimmyjy johnny carson had ed mcmahon and conan o'brien has and while david letterman had thecret weapon. >> never give a bookie your home phone number. >> reporter: often appeared on "late show" she made her dedebut in 1986. audiences quickly fell in love with the talk show host, soft-spoken mother. letterman even sending her to the winter olympics as a correspondent, not once, but three times. >> is there anything you or your husband can do about the speed limit in connecticut? >> reporter: an unlikely star unphased by the limelight. the yin to david letterman's yang. >> it's hard having a son who looks older than you. >> what? >> she knows how to land the jokes, too. >> she did it so calm just before dave left the "late show" the list of the best side kicks overall and she was number four on that list for comedy. >> not surprising. >> speaking of a side kick, pretty much a front man for a lot of years. charlie murphy has passed away. died at the young age of 57. >> charlie's brother who is eddie murphy he appeared in a number of films over the years among countless writing

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. >> the final segment features small business administrator when the mcmahon was confirmed 81-19 on february 14. she is known as the former ceo of world wrestling entertainment, or wwe. she has been involved in a professional wrestling business since the early 1980's. she also ran twice for senate as republican in connecticut. we will show her answering questions from kentucky senator rand paul in hawaii democrat mazie hirono. you can watch confirmation hearings from all of the nominees by going to c-span.org. search by name. and welcome.tions the chairman put it well when he said that small businesses are worried about regulation. the cost is important to small businesses. particularly, if you have thousand banks or one bank, you -- your compliant costs is greater if you can spread it to a thousand banks or 10,000 employees. this goes on across america. we actually have big businesses that come to washington because they are in favor of regulation because they see it as an impediment to smaller competition. i think small business that you do voice and i hope you will be a voice for

featuresnal segment small business and illustrator linda mcmahon was confirmed on february 14. she is known as the former ceo of wwe. she has been involved in a professional wrestling business since the early 1980's. first. twice we will show her answering questions from rand paul and mazie hirono. you can watch confirmation hearings from all of the nominees by going to c-span .org, >> welcome. the gentleman put it well when he said that small businesses are worried about regulation. particularly, if you have bank, youanks or one can spread it to a thousand banks were 10,000 employees. this goes on across america. we actually have big businesses that come to washington acting in favor of regulation because they see it as an impediment to smaller competition. i hope you will be a voice for a small business. in your opinion, do you think we are overregulated or under regulated? do you have any ideas about how this administration might be run? heard constantly while campaigning in connecticut from small businesses was the overregulation environment, which is costing time, effort,

all great inmate electronic devices i agree with senator mcmahon. i think we've got to do stroed steps about electronic devices. i was supportive i appreciated you giving me a call of you doing the -- the unprecedented step of not allowing laptops in cabins from certain countries. and if you wanted to take a moment i only have one other brief question so if you want to take a moment to maybe explain that so we all understand what steps you've taken and why it's important. >> senator as we discussed on the phone and i made a 15 phone calls that day to make sure the leadership, both sides of the aisle both sides of the hill understood what we were doing. then we provided classified briefs to -- to the hill again. and it's a real threat. i mean we know on any given day there are dozens of -- of cells that are talking about aviation -- attacking aviation. and you just watch them over time and see if they develop. if they go from talking to actually doing something. so there's a real threat all the time. you saw you know the russian airplane that was blo