missy wasn't a trainer to us. she was family. she was part of everything we did. >>> zero and liftoff of the "atlas." >> rocketing towards space, this happened minutes ago. the ship is loaded with thousands of supplies and even includes a way to grow salad in space. it was a perfect day for a launch. pretty cool. >>> great day for metro riders. by the end of the year, there's going to be free wi-fi at 30 more underground stations. metro says if all goes as planned, nearly every red line station from union station to medical center will have access to that free wi-fi. the only exception would be parks. metro offers free wi-fi at six underground stations and hopes to activate it by the end of the year. >> the capitols are down after another game was lost in overtime. the team is looking ahead. >> reporter: on monday night, another overtime loss putting the caps in a position of trailing in a playoff series. there was a rebound in the second period and the caps got a 3-1 lead but then they went into overtime where the pass was redir

likes to have a good time. >> i want to hang out with missy. >> all right. family. thank you. >>> lets get a check of the roaded right now. matt has the update for us. >> i had the goal of coming to you today and saying things are so much better than yesterday and traffic is moving better on this tuesday afternoon. we have a bunch of headaches already this afternoon. including an earlier crash along 95 southbound side by allegheny, now long gone and extra heavy southbound from this point at cotman to center city. if you are heading in early to tonight's phils game. >> and close to 17th street by little petes because of the sichk hole they are working on and 16th and 19th gets you around it but expect congestion. >> and delco, springfield township along saxton avenue and one by the cvs near chester pike and summit avenue. and a bad crash this afternoon in west grove, chester county continues to block all lanes of the oxford route 1 bypass in both directions. it's jammed solid in both directions with single digit speeds and stay with the crowd on old baltimore

missy was not a trainer to us. missy was our family.orter: investigators here say they have still not pegged a motive for this murder. but they say it's human nature, hat the murderer would have likely confided the secret of what they did to somebody. and they're hoping that that somebody will now feel guilty enough to come forward and give police a tip. there's also a $40,000 reward if for information. guys, back to you. >> kerry sanders on this story for us. kerry, thanks so much. >>> we turn back to al. you're not only dressed for spring. but i love your graphic. it has snow in the rear-view mirror. >> that's right. we're looking back at our snow season of 2016-2017. snow losers. washington, d.c., a foot below what they should have gotten. chicago, ten inches below average, 26% below average in denver colorado. new york city, picking up almost five inches of snow, above average. and the big winner, central sierra, 200% of a snow/water equivalent. that helped buff the drought and that's good news out in california. for today, around t

. >> up next super star ballerina missy copeland got in today.image >> missy copyland made it nearly two years ago becoming fist african-american woman to become promoted to principle dancer in the company's 75 year history. 34-year-old says she wants to on more doors for african americans and encouraging dance companies to reach out to minoritys. copeland appeared at the national press club this morning. >> my strength after cap nernz in general are told they don't have the right bodies for generations and generations and you don't have the right skin color. i think just addressing these issues it's making these professional companies wake up and realize that the world is looking at them. >> copeland is out with new health and fitness book called ballerina body, dancing and eating your way to liener strong erin more grace full you. erin como sat down today and they talked before a bunch of different issues. check that interview out tomorrow on good day d.c. i would not say it's a good stretch like the bar classes bur barre, barre 3. when you tal

missy was not a trainer to us. she was our family.rter: investigators say they have still not pegged a motive for the murder, but they say it's human nature, especially this far after a murder that the murder likely would haveo and they're hoping that that somebody who knows the secret will now feel guilty enough to come forward and give police a tip. there's also a $40,000 reward if that information comes forward. back to you. >> kerry sanders on the story. thank you. >>> al, not only are you dressed for spring. i love your graphic. >> looking back at our snow season, and the snow losers washington d.c. a foot below what they should have gotten. chicago 10 inches below average. 36% below average in denver. some of the winners? caribou maine, a foot of snow until april 10th. new york city picking up almost 5 inches above average, and central sierra, 200% of a snow water equivalent. that helped bust the drought. that's good news in california. plenty of sun great lakes into new england. in the northeast cooler than what it's been. more

. - and how are you gonna get to the other side of the park, missy?! yes, i do. nope. - [gasps] - nobody help me! [horn honks] ♪ i'm definitely getting better, though! i think! i-- they to grandma's houseternoon, they're bound. the car is filled with music, that classic disco sound. and on their little faces, only smiles could be found. goldfish crackers. the snack that smiles back. attention. we - and by we, we mean us, the entertainment-loving people of america, have updated our terms and conditions. one. from now on, the word "television" will no longer be defined as that thing over there on the wall. we want all our things to be television things. phones. ipads. refrigerators. heart monitors. ok, maybe not heart monitors. two. our shows and movies. we want them when we want them. so they should go with us. anywhere? you got that right, kid show thing. three. nothing beats live. so we want to stream all that sweet live stuff. like football. red carpets and yelling. wait! what are we yelling about, guys? four. we don't just want unlimited data. we w

. >> missy was inside the home, 200 feet from where the multimillion dollar chopper struck ground. >> my 9-year-old daughter said we need to thank them for not hitting the house. i said it's very sad. i don't know who they are. this is upsetting. >> today the semi-private golf course remained closed, as the military investigators sifted through the wreckage. the crash site peppered with the flags to mark crucial evidence. the scene is under 24/7 guard. >> you see this on television all the time. but to see it up close is astonishing. >> well, o flocks of buzzards often crowds the skies in the area. could it have played a role in the deadly crash? so far the u.s. military isn't saying. jonathan: a scary moment -- larry: a scary moment when the school bus caught fire. the engine was smoking when the investigators arrive and caught fire moments later. the driver and the students made it off safely. the cause is under investigation. nancy: all right. nice day outside but get ready for a cooldown across the area tomorrow. baltimore is 6. cooler with the bay. it's 71 in the district now. lo

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it went away as mysteriously as it came, so if it's happening again this spring, once again it's a missitery, but it's a mystery they're trying to handle with their b.a.r.t. own engineers. up to 80 cars were affected last year, as far as this incident, no estimate on when b.a.r.t. hopes to get things running back to normal. you should plan on possible del delays and they may have to run short trains between north concord and further east bay all night. but trains from san francisco are being turned around here at north concord and being turned back to the west. >>> new at 6:00, a settlement has been reached in a sexual harassment case at cal between the accuser, and the region's professor. former law school dean resigned last spring after being suspended. his executive assistant accused him of sexual harassment. a joint statement was released by uc berkeley. she goes on to say she hope this is progress will continue and that the voices of those who experienced sexual harassment will be part of the catalyst for change. sorrell will not face any bigger discipline and he will stay on in goo

it went away as mysteriously as it came, so if it's happening again this spring, once again it's a missitery, but it's a mystery they're trying to handle with their b.a.r.t. own engineers. up to 80 cars were affected last year, as far as this incident, no estimate on when b.a.r.t. hopes to get things running back to normal. you should plan on possible del delays and they may have to run short trains between north concord and further east bay all night. but trains from san francisco are being turned around here at north concord and being turned back to the west. >>> new at 6:00, a settlement has been reached in a sexual harassment case at cal between the accuser, and the region's professor. former law school dean resigned last spring after being suspended. his executive assistant accused him of sexual harassment. a joint statement was released by uc berkeley. she goes on to say she hope this is progress will continue and that the voices of those who experienced sexual harassment will be part of the catalyst for change. sorrell will not face any bigger discipline and he will stay on in goo

concern that north korea will try a nuclear test or long range missi missile. officials called clear acts of threat. north korea says it's close to testing an intercontinental ballistic missile. if and when it does, a game changer for the united states. >> i think there's an international consensus now including chinese and chinese leadership this is a situation that can't continue. >> amid the turmoil, vice president mike pence arrived to seoul for meetings about the north's nuclear threat and spoke to american troops stationed here. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> also heading to the peninsula, a u.s. navy strike group. able to shoot down incoming missiles and launch their own. >> janice, joins us live from seoul south korea. very good morning to you. vice president mike pence in korea today. had tough words for kim jong-un. kuim jong-un. he made a surprised visit to the demilitarize zone today. >> even in these troubled times w we, we stand with you for a free and secure

kevin: the blackhawk based at fort belvoir in fairfax county narrowly missed missy's home. >> my child said we need to thank them for not hitting the house. i said one of them died and it's just very sad. i don't know who they are but it's upsetting. kevin: no word on how long the wrecked blackhawk will remain on the grounds of the golf course. we did speak to one man today who told us flocks of buzzards often fill the skies in this could that have played a role in the crash? so far the u.s. military isn't saying. reporting in st. mary's county, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, thanks. also in leonardtown, check this out. a school bus full of high school students burst into flames. this is point lookout road. it broke out before 8:00 in the morning. the investigators say the engine was smoking when they got there and everybody got off the bus safely just before the flames started to shoot out of the front of the bus. no it clear what caused the fire. nancy: if you haven't had a chance to get outside. i was perfect. abc7 at georgetown university there, where looming fina

10,000 runners, you can see, they are just starting to cross the finish line, now, and i'm joined by missy fleischer from york, pennsylvania, this is her ninth year at the donor dash, so what is keeping you coming back each year. >> my sonnies an organ donor and this race represents so much, for organ and tissue donation. i don't know, the team was formed when our zach lost his life and it just makes total sense. >> reporter: you said unfortunately he was killed by a drunk driver but at age 16, you had a conversation with him, tell us some more about that. >> we were at dmv getting his license and the last question they ask you is do you want to be an organ donor. i remember him saying do you want to be a donor? he just kind of shrugged his shoulders and said doh, mom, yeah if something happens to me give somebody else a second chance at life. never in a million years did we ever think we would have to think back to that decision but i'm so great full when our son was declared, that we had that knowledge that is what he wanted to do smile. that is why we represent, organ and tissue donatio

it has been one year since a mother fitness instructor missy beavers was killed and police are stillearching for her killer. she was killed when she arrived at a church in texas last april to teach ab early morning fitness class. surveillance video inside creekside church caught someone wearing make shift tactical gear before she was killed. police haven't offered any theories into why she was killed and so far tips have not paid off. the case will be highlighted on the "today" show at the top of the hour. >>> well, today this man will learn how long he will spend in prison for t -- etan patz. his body has never been found. only five years ago pedro hernandez confessed to the killing. he said he lured the boy into a basement and then attacked him. although his lawyers say the statements were false, hernandez will be sentenced this afternoon. >>> new details in the investigation into the death of prince. the music icon died last april from a fentanyl overdose. search warrants released just yesterday revealed that prescription medications were found all over his house, often in vitamin

i'm not sure she compromised on lucy mercy but she did on missy la hand who she rather liked having in the house. called her the second wife. and it freed her. >> i don't think compromise is the right ward to describe eleanor roosevelt. she actually never gave up on anything and fdr said to hick at one point -- called ill nor the mrs. -- never argue with the mrs. because you have her beaten over hereafter and she pops up over there and that was absolutely true. she never gave up on causes and that drove fdr crazy and there were times when it just infuriateed him because she kept coming back to her causes. she just kept -- saw the goal and kept working at it and nibbling away and with a lot ofb success.f >> also to get back to the question of what outcome -- young people can learn today. see young people getting better. you can learn from their mistakes, too and one thing i thought that on these when i was describing this free movement, the establishment movement wasmo better than the other two movements but especially in the women's movement is cutting across -- we call the intersectio

intercontinental ballistic missile that could strike united states some day if north korea really has such a missi missile. we don't know at this point. that would be bigger than anything they have at this point. they have huge challenges in guidance and targeting. they are displaying this canist canister. maybe their message back to the united states. a suggestion they could have a missile like that some day. s also displaying more intermediate range missiles. could strike south korea. could strike japan. missiles, if they launched those, that the u.s. is committed to defend allies against. as all of this is going on, u.s. intelligence watching minute by minute to see if north korea conducts another, a sixth, underground nuclear test. >> barbara, thank you. let's bring in gordon chang. he is also a columnist for the daily beast. we have chris cillizza and dana bash. once again joining from us south korea. she is the only television correspondent traveling with the vice president in seoul. gordon, your observation has two matters. we have not seen it before. it is a window into the mystery of the

they can stop bliallistic missi technology from going. we have not done anything about this for a very long time even though we've known about it. so clearly i think china can actually put north korea back in the box. they don't want to. they're not going to do it in absence of pressure from the united states. >> and when do you suppose this meeting between the chinese president and the u.s. president is going to be like? i mean, it's already been publicized to a degree the chinese president hasn't always been very fond of donald trump. >> clearly xi jinping comes into this meeting with some important political considerations of his own. he needs to have what's considered in beijing a good summit. obviously trump has a faltering presidency, so you have somebody else who also needs to come away from this looking strong. there's so many issues we have with beijing right now and we've been kicking the can down the road for a long time not to the advantage of the u.s. i think what we are going to see is probably a little bit of heat and light

i'm not sure she compromised and lucy mercer, but she did on missy lahand she rather liked having in the white house, called her the second wife, and it freed her. >> i don't think that compromise is the right word to describe eleanor roosevelt. she actually never gave up on anything and fdr said to hick at one point, he said, he called eleanor the mrs. never argue with the mrs., because you think you've got her beaten here and she pops up over there. you think you've got her beaten here and she pops up over there. that's true, she did not give up on her causes and that's one of the things at that actually drove fdr crazy and, you know, there were times when it just infuriated him because she would keep coming back and back and back to her issues and her causes, so i don't think she as much compromised, i think she just saw the goal, you know, and kept working at it and nibbling away and with a lot of success. >> also, to get back to the question of what you can learn, what young people can learn today, and i see young people actually getting better about this, but one of the-- you c

they h have made a proposal, cha and north korea, proposed to freeze the north koreaean missie and nucleareapons systems. in the u.s. instantly rejected it. you canan't blame ththat on tru. obama did t the same thing a couple of yearars ago, same offr was presented. i think of f was 2015, the obama administratition instantly rejected it. and the reason is that it calls for a quid pro quo.. it says in returur the uniteted t tos shoululd put an end threatening g military maneuvers on north korea's borders, which happen to include under trump, sending of nuclear c capable b-52's flying right near the border. maybe a americans don't remember very well, but north koreans have a memory of f not too long ago when n north korea was absosolutely f flattened, , lit, by american bombing. there was literally no targets left. i really urge people who have not done i it, to read the official american military histories, the mililitary histories describing this. they describe it very vividly anand accuratelyly. they say they'rere just wewerent any targrgets leftft, so what ce dodo? well, we decided to at

it lasted three to four missi missiles. ones mis-fired into the sea.est destroying aircraft and hangars and fuel and weapons depots. >> the strike was well planned and executed and more than a pinprick. it sends a message not only to assad that using chemical weapons again is something he cannot do with impunity. >> reporter: the action was a reaction to the chemical attack which killed more than 80 people. nerve agents were used. local activists claim the town has been hit again by conventional air strikes. a syrian father who lost two twins called on president trump to go further. the trump administration is suggesting it might. >> united states took a very measured step last night. we are preparpared to do more. >> reporter: but repeating what was a one-off strike would be a step too far for russia. it is already sending a friigate to the mediterranean. it is increasing air defenses in syria. critics say trump is venturing into a civil war without a plan. the administration is trying to build support for action in the middle east with vice president

in the ballroom, april 17th, we'll have a national press club news maker breakfast with missy copeland and april 21st, we'll have a luncheon with the general chief of staff. now, i have the pleasure of presenting our guest today of our national press club coffee mug, i think you already have one of these, now, you will have two. [ laughter ] oh dear. >> anyway. [ laughter ] [ applause ] or, you can choose what to do with it. >> for the last question, you begin your remarks talking about equal payday. i am going to close with a question submitted by one of our audience members who would like to know when are you going to lead a group of union members to the white house. she says you would like to see -- >> as soon as we break up here, were marching that way right now so feel free to join in. actually, that's an interesting question because we do have, we do plan to do some things and not just highlighting equal payday which today is 100 days into that. in our country, a woman has to work an extra hundred days to wall what a man makes for 365 days a year. that's unfair and unacceptable.

a canadian blogger called laura cohen -- missy sums up very well. security is the new shut up.y what she means yes of course we believe in freedom of speech, but we have security concerns so they come up with all these -- you have to change the day, you will have to change the venue, we will have to move you to this venue. we have had a conversation with the security team and at the municipal police, and they say we are going to need 600 riot police there g to enable you to give a speech. the point of all this is that eventually, the guys give up and abandon trying to invitee conservative speakers because of the time you factor in all the security cross, you could stage hello dolly meets godzilla on ice. for the same cause as bringing charles murray and to give a 20 minute speech to a few students. and berkeley should be ashamed of this. if it's not safe on april 27th for ann coulter to be there, they should fix that. but she'sil coming on april 27t, and she should be able to speak their without those guys losing control of the environment. >> tucker: among the many ironiesir i

the founder's day parade and what we saw was on those mobile launchers, we saw some of those massive missi policy makers have feared. there's estimates that they are a year or more away from being able to launch such a missile and bring it back from space and bring it down and reach the west coast of the united states and speculation about how far along they are in being able to miniaturize their nuclear warheads to put them on a missile, but the size of the missiles was alarming because you would not need to miniaturize the technology for the warhead as dramatically if you have such a large launch vehicle to carry the missiles. there's no indication that the north koreans are really prepared to put a warhead on a missile and launch it, to do something that would be unprecedented. that said, this north korean leader is far less than his father and grandfather. i was in north korea several times and actually at a diplomatic meeting in october of 2002 and met this leader's father, but his death then led to a great deal of concern that this young man was completely untested. we have certainly

he warned the opponents not to challenge the judas missy -- challenge the legitimacy of his vote. urged them to take action against the north korea program. mike pence repeated trump's warning that the u.s. will act without china if necessary. in europe, france has stepped up security for presidential candidates less than two weeks before the election. intelligence services picked up on an imminent threat. france has been under a steady state of emergency since the terror attacks in november 2015. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. it is really extraordinary what we will see next sunday in the first round of the french elections. i want to go to the morning must-read before we bring in our seemed guest. this is the only one to read in america on france. that he need to know is owns the discussion of france for all americans. time, france is been a country that does not like itself, provincial alienation is widespread. of gdp is spent on health. unempl

this is missy lehand, who was very close to franklin. however, she had her own friends.ina hitchcock. she did not let any grass grow under her feet. now on to the next couple of ofck examples of successors florence and ellen are who were more traditional first ladies. like bess truman, who believe the best thing for a woman to do was to make sure she sits up straight, stays quiet, and her hat is on straight. not florence. and i mentioned mamie. is ay think mamie caricature, but let's not say that. she asked a left an interesting legacy. she was also concerned, by the way, about heart disease, because her husband had it. one of the things most striking ab-out her - does anybody have a -- does anybody have a pink bathroom? she is responsible for that. she had a big impact on style. give her credit to that. speaking of that, jackie -- before i speak about jackie, i want to speak of some other first ladies in the mold of florence. we know that jackie had this very glamorous time. there is robert frost. pearl buck. they came to the white house. igor stravinsky. they did have

he called me one take missy. i would do it in the first take. he loved that he was really cheap. it and i was talking. brian: at that age? you had that pride at that age? >> it was true. i was talking to melissa gilbert. she said none of the kids robbed a dry cleaners or going to rehab. he taught us about hard work. about honesty. about pride in yourself and integrity and we really learned it on that set. it was true. i know he had a lot of ployables in his personal life that's his business. in a professional setting he really taught us to be smart, good workers. steve: they made have called you one take missy but there was one time you really infuriated him because you were wearing your retainer. >> they didn't have retainer he is back on little house in the prairie days. we couldn't have braces we were on the air. i had a retainer i wore between takes. one time i went out and did a scene and forgot take it off. i had to tell him look in the last take i had my retainer. they had already started taking down. he got very serious. brian: cost him money. >> he got very serious i i f

. >> missy, you're cbs too. >> i have my first one tomorrow. >> congratulations. >> oprah, renee andfe of henrietta lacks" premieres saturday on hbo. steve ballmer right after the break. on hbo. steve ballmer right after the break. panera. food as it should be. the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising.

this morning, investigators desperately searching to locate two missi swept away in the rushing watersf the grand canyon this weekend. 14-year-old jackson standefer and his step grandmother 62-year-old lou-ann merrell were hiking with a group including jackson's mother in a remote area of arizona on saturday. the national park service says the group was crossing this creek with fast-moving water when the two fell in and were swept away. >> this particular kind of incident is extremely rare. the two people would be washed away in a creek crossing is something that is unheard of in our local memory of grand canyon incidents. >> in 1981 randy merrell had an idea to create a hiking boot. >> reporter: lou-ann merrell is married to the head of merrell and is said to be an experienced hiker. jackson's uncle facing where the hikers are is hot during the day and freezing a water they were in was probably below 40 degrees. >> they were well provisioned for a multiday trip. the both were reported to have food and water in their backpacks. we believe they're equipped and have the knowledge to surv

. >> so, we have missy here who is actually engaged. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> she went withbig believer in a little bit of hair accessories. we recommend with the trial or your consultation to bring those with. this is like a soft up do, easy to take out, you could take the pins out she could shake it and wear it for her reception honeymoon. >> she has a few here or a few there. >> i would have added more. >> and you can . >> [laughter] >> you have that freedom. >> down here. >> here we have lea and she would be maybe a bridesmaid, she has a beautiful trendy vintage style. she has waves in her hair. and for her, you could also use an accessory if you wanted to play around with it. >> look at that. >> put >> that does add pizzazz. >> themes are big. a lot of people love to do theme weddings. >> i notice we have the off the shoulder. if your dress style has a high neck or something like that would you say an up do is good versus hair down? like how do you guys decide what kind of look you're going for. >> i definitely also -- it matters on their actual he can in, too but i lik

>> a plus missy mower. >> well done on your assignment today. >> well done on the forecast. >> stille a look back at the rodney king riots 25 years ago tomorrow. it's 8:28. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nobody knows what their future holds, but... in my future i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat, which raises my risk for heart failure. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. and i have a 42% chance of becoming obese. if i develop breast cancer, it's 39% more likely to kill me. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm not likely to talk about my depression at all. and we all have a 30% chance of developing hypertension. no matter who we are, or where we're from, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. risks i face. but with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪♪ >> great look at the river in the background. traffic looking okay on the wilson bridge. not bad. >> not bad for friday. >> not bad at all. >> seeing more of alexandria over there across the river. national harbor in the for

. >> check missy mower's notes on great knitters in american history. >> we went over yesterday's lessonsterday. >> here we government your weather report card. sunshine, you know what i gave 8d but it should be an f we won't get any sun today. winds out of the north and east ten to 15. give that c. afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s and low 6 a d. mr. chenevey -- >> yes, sir. >> show me the duck boots before the end of class i'll give you an a plus. >> that sounds weird. >> overall grad big fat c. >> we can do better. we'll do better tomorrow. all right. queue my music. ♪ i'm hot for teacher ♪ >> the weather or the lesson. >> the weather, of course. lesson can't get better. [ laughter ] >> i was out of town literal until song came on the radio and of course who do i i think of professor barnes. >> you needed a recording when you were gone if you think salty foods make you thirsty, well, think again. they apparently have a different impact, steve, and might not be good for your health. we're talking with dr. mike next. >> apparently not in the way that you might think. okay. we'll g

brian: is it right you have got to be in the vincent and the missil -- vicinityand missi. >> narrow downes-like this helping make all of us safe. >> the similarity for the f-35 is so far the best similarity i have ever flown in. this is amazing airplane. steve: it's so realistic. our thanks to lockheed martin that brought this out here. brian: for you to give it to us, general was very nice of you. steve: thank you very much. much.find this in brian's office after the show. [laughter] ainsley: thank you so much for serving our country. steve: we're going to switch gears. coming up parents heart broken at the loss of their 18-year-old son at the hands of illegal immigrant. they say their voices are finally being heard. angel mom laura wilkerson joins us coming up next. ainsley: later because it's friday we have geraldo rivera and judge jeanin jeanine pirro e going to be here live. steve: they are going to come fly with us ♪ how do you like me now ♪ how you like me now ♪ how you like me now ♪ how you like me now ♪ remember you supported him through four years of undergrad... and medical sc