so then finally said, okay, mr. perry, i'll do it. >> i got to ask you, the voice said, let's reach out to prince, maybe kelly roadman or michelle? song. >> is there a prince song you want to do? >> if prince would clear purple rain and someh just come out of the floor and play, hands down. on pharell's team as an advisor. and they shared this piece of advice. >> don't be afraid to get out of your comfort zone because the greatest part of you is the undiscovered part of you. >>> it seems only fitting when richard simmons decided to tell why he disappeared from the we have followed richard for 30 years, every tear, every triumph. every inspirational moment. >> they trust me, they trust me with their lives and i trust them with my life. >> richard was just 33 years old, that charisma and hiss gift to motivate was there from the beginning. >> you made a mistake, but that's okay, we can fix it. >> now that he's going through his alone time, we sensed his commitment to help others is still very much there but he needs some tim

most beautiful girl in the world ♪ peter: one of my all-time favorite singers is the ultra cool mr. perryossible ♪ everything is beautiful in its own way debby: remember all those beautiful songs from stage and screen? here is a show tune that became a number one hit from my wonderful mother-in-law rosemary clooney. >> ♪ hey there you with the stars in your eyes ♪ >> ♪ where do i begin to tell the story of how great a love can be ♪ >> ♪ jean, jean roses are red ♪ >> ♪ what's it all about alfie ♪ is it just for the moment we live ♪ >> ♪ to dream the impossible dream to fight the unbeatable foe ♪ peter: that is such a pretty melody. i love relaxing to music like that and sharing it with friends. debby: i think that is what makes the music of your life collection so special. it is filled with beautiful ballads and instrumentals. >> ♪ there's a ship lies rigged and ready in the harbor tomorrow for old england she sails ♪ >> ♪ so i send sing you to sleep after the loving with a song i just wrote yesterday ♪ >> ♪ you light up my life you give me hope ♪ >> ♪ i'm sorry for all the lies i told you

mr. perry, hello. >> hi, how are few i am doing well. thanks for being with us. so tyler you have extensive list of projects that you worked on. how does it stand out to if you. >> well, listen, i never done any in the like this. this is, this is the story of of christ arele told in modern daytimes and instead of robes ansan dales, there are jeanance tennis shoes. new orleans will be our it is live thousands of people 20-foot il loom mated cross making the way through. there is nothing like to ever on television in america. am excited to be a part of the first one. >> oh, my goodness. so what are you hoping that the viewer walks away with as you know. this is a very important story and means a lot to a lot of people. >> for me, i read something that shocked me. how many people don't believe in good or how many millennials have an idea of what the story is about so excitement for me that is so many who you know, in life, we go through a lot of things. i think it is very important that we teach our children to be able to turn to faith and to turn to god because wha

mr. jack perry, the head of the delegation of the government of syria. this is a big change. so did they give the impression that this was the step on track for the political transition, thank you. >> shall i? >> sure. >> i asked to send a strong message to whom, those who are participating in these talks. to the message that she gave on behalf of europe was taken seriously, these talks. and to whomever is present here talking to me. she did what i asked her to do, to send a message. and it happens to be the agency, thank you. >> and just to compliment obviously there is no change in european union position regarding the syrian regime. as there is no change in the european position regarding those talks and process. we have stated from the very beginning that the european union would actively support the work of stephen and of the u.n. not just participate in the international support group actively, but also participate with a key role in the task forces, both of them, and in particular the humanitarian one, the task force where we have an excellent and cooperation especiall

mr. elton jon and katy perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people attending the fund raising concert. >>> well, traveling to cuba could be getting easier for tampa bay residents. two more airlines are jumping into the mix in hopes of providing flights from florida to cuba. american wants to fly out of miami to six cuban cities including havana. silver airways also proposed service to havana from several florida cities including tampa and orlando. >>> well, this morning, remodeling work will continue at havana's so-called cuban yankee stadium where the tampa bay rays will play this month against the cuban nationals. president barack obama is set to throw out the first pitch. the stadium is a kind of shrine for cuban baseball fans and the improvements include the field, the ball park's interior. all this comes as historic changes are happening between cuba and the u.s. our own keith cate will be traveling to cuba this month to cover president barack obama's histo

mr. elton john and katy perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people that attended the concert. >>> time now is 5:37. and leigh, it's a beautiful day. >> it is going to be a fabulous day. you might notice it's a little chillier here this morning. but it's going to warm up quickly. watch the hour-by-hour forecast, how we jump each hour some four to five degrees. so from 56 at 8:00. 63 at 10:00. gorgeous lunch break, 7 1 degrees. 75 at 3:00 p.m. low humidity. we will see some passing clouds. but that should make for a comfortable 70 around 7:00 p.m. unfortunately, those that want to get outside and enjoy the great weather may sneeze a bit. we have a pollen forecast in the high category over the next couple days. you may want to take the allergy medicine. bradenton, clearwater, tampa, all games starting at 1:05 today. low 70s and sunshine. again, put the sunscreen on. we have a string of really nice and then eight-day forecast trends warmer into the low 80s next week

mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, thank you for your time today. i'd like to try to take it back to something regarding the budget. my question, first question, deal also with the united states relief in work agency. regard to our support of the palestinians. to my knowledge, the american taxpayer $277 million between 2009 and 2015 to support these programs. meanwhile, unrwa staff unions you including the teachers union are frequently controlled by members affiliated with hamas. the curriculum has long contained materials that are anti-israel, anti-semitic and supportive of violence extremism. now despite unrwa activities that compromise its strictly humanitarian mandate, its strictly humanitarian mandate, unrwa continues to receive united states contributions including $408 million in 2014. just wondering, if you could quickly, sum up for us how your department is using this funding and your budget to discourage these activities. taxpayers are loathe paying for terrorism, terrorist activities and support o

mr. perry: these are not the actions of a nation that respects democratic values. beyond the obvious consequences by continuing on this path the regime risks destabilization and pushing persecuted into the arms of islamists extremism. right now, today, turkey's leadership should embrace the marketplace of ideas that is a part of any vibrant, real, and sincere democratcy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. and extend and revise my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. >> top of the morning to you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize savannah's st. patrick's day ma pennsylvania raid, as well as michael forin, the 2016 grand marshall of the parade. the st. patrick's day parade is a family tradition for all from savannah and tourists alike. as the st. patrick celebration, the parade has grown in

perry. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to misfire. >> reporter: mrs. clinton took repeated shots at her republican rivals donald trump and ted cruz reading from a teleprompter and speaking in a strong but almost monotone voice attempting to separate herself from the republicans in both words and tone. >> what america needs is strong smart steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> reporter: clinton's plans include beefing up intelligence and working better with sillicon valley tech companies to flush out terrorist who use social media to recruit and mobile devices to plan and carry out attacks. >> the tech community and the government have to stop seeing each other as adversaries. >> reporter: she also wants to strengthen alliances with european nations and muslims around the world to defeat terror groups. the speech was well received by a grad student who won a ticket to get inside but who says she is still undecided. >> if people take the time to listen to her very measured well informed arguments, that they will come away thinking this is t

but it was very much a conscious decision made by the rick perry defense they saw the world situation. mr. harrison: thank you. thank you. i have a cyber related question for each of you. the f-117 budget calls for about $35 billion worth of investments in cyber. can you give us a breakdown, at least in general breakdown of what this money would be going towards. one of the key capabilities you're trying to push forward in that budget, and what are the top policy issues that you are wrestling with when it comes to using cyber weapons in armed conflict, or in scenarios that they do not rise to the level of armed conflict which requires response? i think we're still struggling for metrics in the cyber area that are commiserated with some of the ways we talk about other programs. categorization is defense of our own network is the secretary's top priority, and an elegant offense, we look at the cyber embedded in a hole larger efforts that are clu does a great job of leading us. the last couple of years we have done a better job of elevating his role, so we talk about cyber in the context of

perry or senator tom coburn. will that doom your chances, as mr. trump said? >> well, sure it would. of course it would. but i also think it's far too late. that's great. but it isn't likely. it's probably too late. and, there is no definitive nominee is going to be of our party. so, i think all of it is far too early. >> mr. priebus, thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thanks. >>> powerhouse "roundtable" is next. >>> and later, president obama has made his bid for the supreme court. is that the end of the process or the beginning? that debate with denis mcdonough and mitch mcconnell. during its first year, a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to ask a financial advisor about pacific life. the power to help you succeed. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never da

mr. president, yesterday "the washington post" published an editorial by barbara perry, professor at theniversity of virginia and an expert on the supreme court, one of the finest law schools in all over the world is university of virginia. in her opinion piece, dr. perry pushed back against republicans' claims that presidents have not historically nominated presidents during an election year. according to her -- quote -- "14 presidents have been appointed appointed -- 14 presidents have appointed 21 justices during presidential election years. 14 out of 44 presidents have appointed supreme court justices in an election year. that's about a third of all u.s. presidents have appointed nominees during an election year. amy howell, an expert on the supreme court and editor of something called scotus, supreme court of the united states blog said past senates have considered election-year nominees. she writes -- and i quote -- "historical record does not reveal any instances, any instances since the late 1900 of the president failing to nominate or the senate failing to confirm a nominee in a

mrs. pine is urging house leaders to do the same. husband's life as a bargaining tool for political gain. he gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> pine and perry hope state lawmakers reach a deal and solve the problem before the legislative session ends in one week. in orlando, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> sonni: pine says she is personally e-mailing at 120 house members, asking them to solve this problem. we have a fox 35 follow-up right now, the florida woman accused of having sex with her boyfriend while her son drowned in a tub was sentenced to five years in prison today. 26-year-old pleaded guilty to charge neglect and lying to jacksonville police in january. her son was reported missing last summer, his remains found months later in january. as part of her plea deal, she agrees to testify against her former boyfriend, who later confessed and told police where he pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter and is expected to get 20 years in prison. >> a woman who filed a suit against the new stadium is dropping the lawsuit for now, but she plans to refile next week. she's also taking a second approach to try and stop the stadium, which is

mr. tyler. such an honor, thank you so much >> i will be in charlotte so i'm excited about it. >> make sure you call us. thank you, we appreciate it. tyler perry will be joined right carlos curbelo playing jesus christ and north carolina son chris daughtry who will beep playing judas. the passion airs live on wjzy. if you are planning on a late dinner, we will get to that story story in a second. we have president obama here by coming up we will talk to you jenna: if you haven't had dinner yet braced herself because this might come off the menu. you're watching the moulton copper being poured over a big mac. the claim is this video shows mcdonald's food is indestructible but the myth busting site snopes says not so fast. it demonstrates what is called called -- it's complicated but the moisture inside the burger boils on the copper hits and that creates a theme layer that insulates and protects the food. >> i really don't care. those burgers are delicious and i will eat them every time i have a chance. jenna: you still have a little >> i had better leave. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody.

mr. dumont: no. i think a union that becomes an exclusive representative, under the perry case, has an official place in the functioning of the school district. but it is not it does not become an organ of the state. and that's actually a very important point. precisely because of the company union concern, what's delicate about this, from the state's point of view, is that we want if we're going to have collective bargaining, we need to have a system where there's one representative that we can deal with, and that representative has to be both a good partner for us, from our point of view, but also perceived by the employees as representing their interests, which is why -- justice roberts: but it's not -- mr. dumont: we can't take it over. excuse me. justice roberts: no. go ahead. finish. mr. dumont: well, which is why it's very important that we not fund it directly, and that we not be perceived as controlling the speech of that representative. justice roberts: it's hard to visualize this in a pure employer-employee relationship, when the collective bargaining agreement, itself, has to be submitted

mr. tyler. such an honor, thank you so much and we are looking forward to the project. >> i will be in charlotte so i'm excited about it. >> make sure you call us. tyler perry will be joined right carlos curbelo playing jesus christ and north carolina son chris daughtry who will beep playing judas. the passion airs live on wjzy. if you are planning on a late dinner, we will get to that story story in a second. we have president obama here by coming up we will talk to you crazy jenna: if you haven't had dinner yet braced herself because this might come off the menu. you're watching the moulton copper being poured over a big mac. the claim is this video shows mcdonald's food is indestructible but the myth busting site snopes says not so fast. it demonstrates what is called called -- it's complicated but the moisture inside the burger boils on the copper hits and that creates a theme layer that insulates and protects the food. >> i really don't care. those burgers are delicious and i will eat them every time i have a chance. jenna: you still have a little time to why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it

mr. schlapp: that is good. [laughter] go to this: let's question of collectibility perry is that even if their term to use fromt forward? do you think when people are saying, -- this person is more collectible or not -- do you think all the candidates who are in the race now are electable in a general election most likely against hillary clinton? ms. conway: i don't dissent from that. they are electable because she is a weak democratic nominee. terms ofr seriously in she will have all the kings men, all the money, all the men who have been propping up her career are helping her. she is stuck between running for this third term of bill clinton but needing or to be forced to run for the third term of barack obama, which joe biden did not even want to run in the third term, which tells you something. is a gift to the republican party in a two-person race. you have to look at it that way. it is difficult to get that third term for an incumbent party. it has been difficult traditionally and this year looks the same. i do think and he could beat hillary clinton, but as it was set on the debate stage last night, acco