mr. rogers: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to yield three minutes to the chairman of the transportation and security subcommittee on the committee of homeland security, the gentleman from new york, mr. katko. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for three minutes. mr. katko: madam speaker, i rise today in strong support of my colleague's bill, h.r. 4577, the domestic explosives detection canine capacity building act of 2017. this bill will help develop a domestic program through which d.h.s. and t.s.a. can aguirre high quality explosives detection canines from the united states. currently too much money is spent on too few canines because we're forced to compete for dogs from other countries in this high demand threat environment. mr. rogers' bill will help mitigate threats to aviation security by working to build our capacity here at home while proliferating the use of highly capable explosives detection canines. in a time where threats to homeland security are rapidly evolving, these dog

mr. rogers. love mr. rogers called you are my friend. film inspire race comes from the real life friendship between fred rogers and award winning journalist. the film is slated to begin in the fall. >> i love mr. rogers. one of my favorite shows. >> your seven day forecast. let's look ahead. tomorrow we'll have that snow it will be on and off throughout the day there could be a few squalls lucy like a thin band moving through with bursts of snow and of course as we move through the week, 36 degrees as we move through wednesday, thursday 48. grand groundhog day another chance of snow. >> already. >> can you believe it? saturday the day before the big game 32. sunday a chance of rain or wet snow for super bowl sunday 39 and then monday the day after the victory 34. >> all right. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. have a harvey: ok. it looks like justin bieber knew things were not going to go his way last night because he was a no show for the gram

mr. rogers in the buy onic called you are my friend. it focuses on the friendship between fred rogers and tom -- and he profiled him and sound his perspective on life reformed. and the movie is expected to be released next year. >>> still ahead another check of the forecast for you, as we look live outside.d shonowy scene from the city hall camera and david murphy has the update from accuweather when we come right become. stay with us. >>> britain's prince william and the duchess of cambridge were on their royal tour. she showed off her sports skills at an ice rink. >> this morning prince william and princess kate received a with on their tour to scandinavia. kate tried her hand at ice hockey before a sit down lunch with sweden's king and queen. with prince georgte back in lon they have a itinerary. william and kate will shine a light on mental health hoping to end the stigma for those t suffer in silence. just last weeke out on maternal health and postpartum. women are expected to be happen but one in four of us aren't. >> she said befo

mr. martin: congressman rogers, are we about to lose our advantage? mr. rogers: certainly. one of the things that has really given our committee a sense of urgency when -- and general hyten has enormous influence over our committee. particularly me and the ranking member. and the picture he paints to us in both classified and unclassified settings is scary. the chinese and the russians have both put a much larger percentage of their defense spending into this capability than we have. and they have restructured to become able to go faster just like he's talking about. and when you look at the trajectory that they are on with capabilities, they are going to surpass us in the immediate future. not the near future. not the distant future. the immediate future. if we don't get after this and self-correct. it was interesting. about a year ago was having a conversation with general hyten and he was telling me and few of my committee members that those two particular adversaries were -- are near peers or maybe even our peers and literally within 12 months was saying, along with adm

mr. rogers' neighborhood" and a journalist. gers died in 2003 at the age of 74. >>> and "national geographic" says chile is adding ten million acres of parkland. the move will create two new national parks and expand others to help create a string of 17 parks responding more than 1,500 miles. the land is being donated by a u.s. conservation organization. it's reportedly the world's largest donation ever of privately held land. >>> still ahead, the return of big oil. how exxonmobil plans to spend tens of billions over the next five years. five years. stars. and, with his vintage-inspired collection at kay jewelers, he designs them for the star in your life. the inspiration for this ring goes back almost 100 years. it's based on an art deco design. neil lane bridal. get her ring today with zero down special financing on in-store bridal purchases with the kay jewelers credit card. at kay... the number-one jewelry store for... (with love and joy) yes. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? ♪ watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of thi

mr. rogers because of course he is.lse to better portray a national treasure than another national treasure. another twitter user posted this, yes, tom hanks, i will be your neighbor. did you grow up watching this? >> no, on the way in, i had to google who mr. rogers was. >> what did you think? >> i didn't read in detail, but i agree tom hafrpgs s hanks is treasure >> and he looks like him i love this one. the times are changing at medieval times the dinner theater where diners watch knights joust and eat meals with their hands is replacing all of its kings with queens the change apparently falls under the new plot line which has the queen taking over for her father after he's passed away queens taking over watch out. >> i think that's all good i also had to google what medieval times was >> it's like dinner theater. eat a big old chicken leg. >> sounds fun. >> get to play the king. the cleveland indians are chiefing their chief wahoo logo next year. saying the symbol is no longer appropriate for use on the field. the b

mr. rogers. "early today" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we are just hours away from president trump delivering his first state of the union address. mr. trump will layout his vision for the future this evening, but it's safe to say this won't be your run of the mill presidential address. no president has entered the house chamber to give his first state of the union address with his presidency in this much peril. >> there are reports saying the president's lawyers are actively negotiating over what form mr. trump's interview with russia probe prosecutors will take. as the president looks to move beyond that headline generating investigation, towards what the white house says will be a future of unity. that's in spite of a number of democrats now saying they will boycott his speech altogether. for more we go to nbc's edward lawrence. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. the president himself says the speech will cover a lot of territory. he's expected to use this speech to try

mr. rogers and sometimes before the movie comes out kendis will learn the song. >> titled "you are my friendwill feature roger's friendship with tom gerard. mr. rogers neighborhood ran for 33 years on pbs. >> look like america's dad has been preparing for this part for quite a while. check him out. >> wearing the cardigan with confidence. >> yeah. >> would you be mine. could you be mine? won't you be my neighbor. >> okay. age old question, which chris is the hotest? hemsworth, pine, evans. >> hemsworth. >> campbell. >> definitely campbell. >> pratt, the latest evidence in favor of the jurassic world star. >> first major tv commercial set to air during the super bowl. showing him getting in shape. training to be -- >> where is shirtless. >> -- new spokesman for michelob ultra. >> take it off. feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. i just want to fin

mr. rogers in a new movie about mr. rogers called you are my friend. fred rogers died in 2003. is not the first time that mr. hanks has played a real life personality. right now splake bradley in the post. he also played captain sully sullenberger in the movie sully. >> reporter: good morning. potentially another attack on a tech bus along the peninsula. the chp is investigating a new report of a charter bus that had its windows shattered. what we know about the troubling trend. >> reporter: president trump preparing for the big state of state of the union address. we will have a preview coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> tuesday morning, january 30th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. it is chilly. >> yes. >> on this tuesday morning. >> yes. >> it is chilly out there. there are 30s out there. >> gasia. >> that moon is gorgeous already. >> be ready. be ready. you be ready too.

mr. rogers ran for 33 years on pbs, no shortage of stock footage there., lara spencer. thank you for that. [ applause ] >>> and now to our "gma" cover story, it's about will and kate on a royal tour, arriving in sweden this morning and adrienne bankert is back and they're bringing an important message with them this time, right, adrienne? >> that's right. good morning to you. in fact, the duke and duchess are always giving back to causes they believe in. kate keeping it real with talks on postpartum depression this time while still enjoying some fun and showing her competitive side. this morning, prince william and princess kate received a rock star welcome on the first leg of their royal tour in scandinavia. they hit stockholm's ice rink where kate a former field hockey player, tried her hand at ice hockey. with prince george and princess charlotte back in london, the couple have a packed itinerary on their royal charm offensive. william and kate will also shine a light on mental health during their four-day tour hoping to end the stigma for those who su

mr. rogers. i would always be kidded for will you be my neighbor and let me get your sweater. i never had an affinity for my last name of rogers. in the african-american tradition there is a tradition of changing your last name because their last names were bestowed upon them by white slave owners. was best to change my name. i changed it together with my wife when we wed in 2013. we changed it to kendi. >> tell me about your work at american university. >> i established a new antiracism research and policy center based on a fundamental idea that there is nothing wrong with groups of people in this country. there is nothing wrong or inferior about black people, asian people, any group of people. then we have these racial inequities. that means that we have racial inequities because we have racist policies. we are going to be organizing teams of people to uncover discriminatory policies. to figure out ways to gala terry the more and policies, to make people aware of them. and to engage in campaigns of change. year marking the 50th anniversary of what happened in 1968. the vietna

mr. rogers. always be kid for, will you be my neighbor and let me get your sweater. really had an affinity skwrers.t name ro in the african-american community there's somewhat of a tradition for changing your name. particularly because frican-americans, their names were typically bestowed upon them by slave owners. so i decided that it was best to sort of change my name. so i changed my name together we wed.wife when >> tell us about your work at american university. university, i an recently founded new anti-racist center. nd this center is based on a fundamental idea that there really is nothing wrong with groups of people in this country. there's nothing wrong or inferior about black people or any asian people, about group of people. and that then we still have inequities.l so that means that we have racial inequities because policies.cist and so we, at the center, are teams of e organizing people to uncover discriminatory policies, to figure out policy, ways to out disseminate policies to make people aware of them. engage in to campaigns of change because those p

mr. rogers in the movie, you are my friend. production will start this fall fred rogers died in 2003. this is not the first time he has portrayed a real-life personality. he played washington post editor in chief, ben bradley, in the post. he also portrayed, sully sullenberger in the movie, sully. >>> an effort is underway to move a famous southern california landmark. people who live near the hollywood sign want it moved to a different hillside. they said they are tired of the traffic tieups and noise of people tracking up their narrow streets to see the sign. they are suggesting moving it to another spot. other ideas have included construction of the gondola, a shuttle, bus transfers or maybe parking restrictions. >> it is hard to get to. >> you can look up and see it and think it's easy. >> you can stand and see it from the hollywood bowl. that's an interesting idea. >>> president trump's travel ban is no longer in effect, however, some people will still face increased scrutiny. details are coming up. >>> a vote today in san jose to remove a statue of christopher columbus. we will

mr. rogers neighborhood.ion on the film set to begin this fall. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pink dropped emotional music video for wild hearts can't be broken yesterday, day after she performed on the grammy stage, superstar ambassador made donation to the children's charity, not only that, but also included a link with her video and asked the fans to help out the cause >> pink is a local girl, from doylestown, very happy to see that she's doing something with her famous celebrity. something good. >> absolutely. >> something not so good, although not terrible. >> thank you. >> not gorgeous day, let's lay it out, not pretty day outside but at least we're only looking at nuisance here today won't be major system comes through, but two systems moving through. so we will explain. a lot of convolution going on here, we start it off by taking you out to one of the network cameras, already, little hint of precipitation working its way east, but at lace from this camera shot, if it is falling, you can't tell, but there is some

mr. rogers. it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood because there's a mr. rogers in the future.eakers for the role? that's right, tom hanks. he will portray the beloved tv icon in the movie titled "you are my friend." >> oh. >> based on the real-life friendship between fred rogers and a journalist who took an assignment to profile him but in the end gained a new perspective on life. no word yet on the release date. but everyone is talking about tom hanks. >>> now to chip gaines. he has been hard at work on another project. he is training for a marathon and his family has been supporting him in the sweetest way. chip's kid left him a good luck note, healthy snacks and he shared this photo on instagram, my maiden run has become a family affair. 7.2 mile long run in the books. i got teary eyed when i saw this but at mile five it was the only thing i could think of. >> that's great. >> he and joanna have four kids and a fifth is on the way. >>> finally, lester holt, our friend and "nightly news" anchor stopped by tonight show with jimmy fallon. being a first time grand father. >> li

mr. rogers. entitled "you are my friend" will focus on rogers' friendship with a journalist. >> production set to begin in the fall. a release date has not been set. "mister rogers' neighborhood" ran for 33 years on pbs. >> i still say eddie murphy would have been a good candidate for the role, his "snl" days. >>> so, next they barely had time to roll up the red carpet here in madison square garden before #grammyssomale started trending on twitter. >> this year only 11 awards out of 84 went to women, but in response recording academy president neil portnow appears to have thrown some fuel on that fire telling "variety" magazine it's because more women need to, quote, step up and join the ranks of musicians, engineers and producers. >> that drew an immediate response from three-time grammy winner pink that tweeted out a handwritten statement saying in part, quote, women don't need to step up. they've been stepping up and also stepping aside. now, pink also said, quote, women owned music this year.

mr. rogers of kentucky for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill. here it is in a nutshell. chairman frelinghuysen sought to it we passed all 12 of the appropriations bills and sent them to the senate where not a single one has been allowed to come to the floor because of democrat senators who profess to keep -- they want to keep the government going but vote no. and because the democrats in the senate have barred the consideration of any of these bills, here we are. we have no choice if we want to keep the government open but to vote for this bill. it's the only game in town, and those on the other side who profess they wantkeep the government going today will vote no. i don't understand that logic. this is the only chance we have to keep the government operating, to be sure that the american taxpayers' money is being spent properly and adequately. but for the purpose of keeping our government open. so mr. spea

how a stein in israel let's that's a much more complicated issue let's tackle each case on its own mr rogers about pakistan you know and everyone knows that there's absolutely no way the americans can move forward in afghanistan without having that back is that his award how can you alienate them no and expect to get some benefits or help from the in the near future or keep a couple of things in mind we are not eliminating them they're elating themselves through their actions number one number two in july of two thousand and sixteen or even a few years ago even the obama administration was addressing the problem of the taliban finding safe haven in pakistan so the president of united states donald trump inherited this problem he didn't create it so this has been an ongoing many many years pakistan knows that they've have to step up and do more when it comes to terrorism so until they're ready to come to the table and develop and share with us a strong strategy to rid of the taliban in their country what do you expect the united states to do and by the way you're the guest that just spoke a s

mr. roger's neighborhood. it's for the upcoming bio flick, you are my friend. it will shoot this year just in time for 590th anniversary of the famed children's show. we'll be right back. . >>> the egos are once again -- eagles are once again underdogs. >> we going to continue to prove people wrong. >> really was him by the wyoming the dog of the night of the super bowl so far is a boston radio show host that made a comment about tom brady's five-year-old daughter. after the host watcher and documentary. >> i thought the first scene was so staged where brady's in the kitchen, his kid's being an annoying little ant. >> last night the patriot's quarterback expressed understanding. >> we all have careers and we all neighboring mistakes and, i mean, i'd hate for someone to change their life over something like that. it's not what he intended. i hope the guy's not fired. i would hate for that to happen. >> class act by tom brady last night. maybe now we can get down to a little football. six more days before super bowl 52. i'm dennis, see you tonight. >>> president

mr. rogers neighborhood more than 30 years fred rogers died in 2003. >> great story, coming up tom bradyhe surprising response from the quarterback, after a radio host made a disparageing remark about his five-year-old daughter back in a moment. oh good, you're awake! finally. you're still here? come on, denise. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement... ...with solutions to help provide income throughout. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. oh. [whispering] so that means no breakfast? i said there might be breakfast. i was really looking forward to breakfast... i know. voya. helping you to and through retirement. maria: updates quarterback tom brady responding after a boston sports radio host made apple disparaging comment about breda's daughter jared. >> good morning, discussing a scene from tom brady facebook series tom versus time, host alex on weei said this thursday. >> i thought the first scene was so staged brady like in the kitchen, kids being annoying little -- >> suspended but should he face more punishment y

mr. rogers movie that carson will talk about in pop star.and streaming services and more tv shows that you can keep up with. what are we watching? check out the article that says all i watch is trash. just too much heavy news out there. by the end of the day, doesn't want to think. he writes if i survive now, undie luted diet of escapism. i live in a country that is an all you can eat buffet. it got us thinking, when you just want to tune out, your guilty pleasure, what is the thing you turn on, curled up in bed? it's all you. you pick it. carson? >> i mean, "fixer upper." food network. "the best thing i ever ate." >> a lot of tv -- >> that kind of thing though. i wish i was more handy like chip gaines. >> i like "project runway." i don't consider it trash tv, but reality tv. it's -- if you don't have -- it's not like homework. concentrate -- i don't have to concentrate that hard. i like that. >> i like "the real housewives" reunion. >> it's like eating fast food and then i regret it lately. >> my daughter is into the "fixer upper" thing. th

mr. rogers neighborhood and journalist tom juneau. fred rogers died back in 2003.ealth workers face a huge challenge trying to contain this season's flu outbreak. it is the most widespread in recent years with at least 37 child deaths reported so far. the biggest clusters are in the south and west. dr. anthony fouche is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he is part of the effort to fight future outbreaks. he joins us from the headquarters of the national snu institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. always good to see you. >> good morning. >> first, let me ask you this, why is this year's virus so deadly? >> well, there are a couple of reasons. the h3-n2, the particular influenza a. it's historically a bad actor. whenever you have this virus, this type of virus dominating, you generally see a bad season, and you generally have more complications, particularly among the vulnerable people in bhom complications are more common, such as the elderly, such as individuals with underlying conditions as well as children from birth t

mr. rogers in an upcoming movie. we like this casting.ll focus on the friendship between the host of "mr. rogers' neighborhood" and journalist tom juneau. he died in 2003. he was 74. >> i can just see that. >> me, too. >>> health workers face a huge challenge trying to contain this season's flu outbreak. it is the most widespread in recent years with at least 37 child deaths reported so far. the biggest clusters are in the south and west. dr. anthony futury is director of -- fauci is director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases part of the effort to fight outbreaks. he joins us from the headquarters of the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. good to see you. >> good morning. >> first let me ask you this -- why is this year's virus so deadly? >> well, there are a couple of reasons. the type of virus that's dominating this year is what we call an h3n2. the designation of this influenza a. it historically is a bad actor. whenever you have this virus, this type of virus dominating you generally see a

mr. rogers in a new movie called you are my friend. production starts this fall.d rogers died back in 2003. this is not the first time that hanks has played area life personality. he is playing post editor and chief in the post and played sully sullenberger in sully. >> he love tom hanks. he grew up in oakland. i remember the day that fred rogers died, 15 years ago maybe. and it led our morning newscast that day. >> it was big. mr. rogers. everyone knew him. let's take a look at oakland where tom hanks grew up. yes. on harbor view avenue, by the way. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. that is backed up all the way out. i do see smoke rising in the air. i wonder what that is over there. being the news traffic, whatever i am here, when i see smoke, i'm going to tell the desk and we're going to investigate what that is. all right. we will figure it out. kevin, if you're listening, it might be near the maze if you want to look for that. look for what is burning over there. let's talk about the commute in oakland. i think i went to the wrong thing. oakland, 880 no

mr. rogers and i think, he would say don't be scared, life is good, life is special. >> everybody is so specialfferent. >> just go and do the thing you love. that always stuck with me. >> see you tomorrow. ♪ can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street ♪ >> "sesame street" introduced my children to the interaction of people with different backgrounds. ♪ it's not that easy being green ♪ >> count it. >> count that penny? >> yeah, count it. >> okay. >> count. >> one. >> "sesame street" was aggressive in terms of learning not only concepts of reading, but concepts of interacting. >> i may be small. >> i may be small. >> but i am. >> but i am. >> somebody. >> somebody. >> "sesame street" was as big as it got in terms of celebrity. everybody wanted to hang with the muppets. >> aren't you johnny trash? >> cash. >> cash, cash. >> educational children's television really matured in the '70s. >> i'm leaving. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> oh, thanks. >> now for something completely different. >> when i was 13 the show from england came on pbs, which before that was only the realm of my p

mr. rogers quote: ♪ won't you be my neighbor now, technically this volunteer didn't assist anyone to crossorder, but he was charged with federal charges of alien smuggling. and i believe we have footage of him committing that crime. they are going to need a really high wall. here's a quick question-- who here watches tv? ( cheers and applause ) good, good. or else i wouldn't even know how you knew who i was. so this week there was an absolutely gut-wrenching episode of "this is us" we've been waiting for two seasons to find out how the father, jack, dies. well, last episode we found out that he turns off the family's old, janky crock-pot, goes to bed, it shorts out, bursts into flames, and the house is incinerated. it was tv's most harrowing kitchen-appliance-based character death since frasier swallowed that can opener. ( laughter ) naturally, "this is us" fans were traumatized, and they turned their fury against their crockpots, tweeting things like, "my mom just threw our crock-pot out," and, "i just threw my crock-pot out the window .#thisisus." okay, a note here. your crock-pot won't

mr. rogers of kentucky for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill. here it is in a nutshell. chairman frelinghuysen sought to it we passed all 12 of the appropriations bills and sent them to the senate where not a single one has been allowed to come to the floor because of democrat senators who profess to keep -- they want to keep the government going but vote no. and because the democrats in the senate have barred the consideration of any of these bills, here we are. we have no choice if we want to keep the government open but to vote for this bill. it's the only game in town, and those on the other side who profess they want to keep the government going today will vote no. i don't understand that logic. this is the only chance we have to keep the government operating, to be sure that the american taxpayers' money is being spent properly and adequately. but for the purpose of keeping our government open. so mr.

and mrs. rogers stone in swingers magazines became public, everyone in washington suddenly realized that roger stone was living a much more exciting life than we thought he was, and that those photos were basically roger stone's political obituary. but donald trump, who still hasn't said one word of denial about reports in "the wall street journal" that he arranged to pay off a porn star to keep quiet about an affair they had is not the kind of guy to be troubled by roger stone's lifestyle. it may be that of all the political types around donald trump for the last couple of years, none of them have a better view, a better understanding of who donald trump really is than roger stone. not just because roger stone has known donald trump the longest time, but because roger stone is almost as unusual as donald trump. and he is unusual in ways that are very similar to donald trump. they share a variety of proclivities from the political to the personal. roger stone was the donald trump of politics before d

mr. rogers in a new biopic titled "you are my friend." d about half the men in hollywood have already been playing mr. mcfeely. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] it was reported this week that the department of education will launch a pilot program that puts students' federal aid money on to debit cards so officials can monitor how students spend excess money from loans. though if you really want to know how they spend it just go to a dorm and inhale. [ light laughter ] according to new research, some scientists are claiming that naked mole rats theoretically, don't have a defined life span and can live without showing the effects of aging. though you can usually tell the older ones because they wear toupees. [ light laughter ] my favorite joke of the day, you know? [ light laughter ] we live in a crazy upside down world and sometimes you just got to throw a wig on a mole. [ light laughter ] and finally, president trump plans to ignore a new sanctions law aimed to punish russia for meddling in our election, despite the fact that congress passe

mr. rogers "sesame street." >> so you have a president who is willing to jeopardize the well being and security of all these young people in order to get his wall. that's the game he's playing on his side of it. so i think, you know, from the democrats' point of view, they should not give a lot on this. democrats are already on record saying that we're willing to do more for border security, but we also want to point out that most of the people who are here didn't cross the border. most of the people here come here in airports and overstay their visas. so this whole sort of demonization of the border and mexican-americans and people from central and south america sits poorly in the mouth. but democrats care enough about these young people and care enough about what their fate is to give some. the problem that you have now is that this president has then expanded the debate, expanded the discussion to include a whole bunch of issues including a tps. >> right. >> and that is going to make the whole thing a lot tougher. >> now we have a good idea of where the two sides are. where they come togethe

mr. rogers of kentucky for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill. here it is in a nutshell. chairman frelinghuysen sought to it we passed all 12 of the appropriations bills and sent them to the senate where not a single one has been allowed to come to the floor because of democrat senators who profess to keep -- they want to keep the government going but vote no. and because the democrats in the senate have barred the consideration of any of these bills, here we are. we have no choice if we want to keep the government open but to vote for this bill. it's the only game in town, and those on the other side who profess they want to keep the government going today will vote no. i don't understand that logic. this is the only chance we have to keep the government operating, to be sure that the american taxpayers' money is being spent properly and adequately. but for the purpose of keeping our government open. so mr.

mr. rogers. always be kid for, will you be my neighbor and let me get your sweater. really had an affinity skwrers.t name ro in the african-american community there's somewhat of a tradition for changing your name. particularly because frican-americans, their names were typically bestowed upon them by slave owners. so i decided that it was best to sort of change my name. so i changed my name together we wed.wife when >> tell us about your work at american university. university, i an recently founded new anti-racist center. nd this center is based on a fundamental idea that there really is nothing wrong with groups of people in this country. there's nothing wrong or inferior about black people or any asian people, about group of people. and that then we still have inequities.l so that means that we have racial inequities because policies.cist and so we, at the center, are teams of e organizing people to uncover discriminatory policies, to figure out policy, ways to out disseminate policies to make people aware of them. engage in to campaigns of change because those p

mr. rogers, that the area where we need the how do we continue o reform defense wide acquisition processes in order to move quickly, to take advantage of experimentation and prototyping, to push authority down to the lowest level, and to schedules so we can move faster than the adversary. i think the other thing i would that until the 20th of january of this year, it was not space and war fighting in the same sentence. that's changed. to deter and prevail in pace as we do in every other domain of warfare in the future. > would a space corps help you or hurt you in all of those endeavors? >> i can't think of a military that we have that's not enabled by or dependent on space. integrate space and elevate space as far as part of force. war fighting and to me, anything that from the joint fight is moving us in the wrong direction. i agree completely with mr. that the focus has to be on how to move fast. how to get ate, and capability to the war fighter. i don't think that creating more seams between a space corps and ther services helps in that regard. carey kari bingen, what are the major thr

mr. rogers sweater on. >> he does. >> by the way, i don't know if we're done but we're next to a taco bell>> i love taco bell. >> we're going to try the naked egg taco by the way. they make the shell out after fried egg. so it is perfect for us atkins diet he is naked egg as a taco shough shell flow the potato, bake and cheese in there. >> sure. >> i know you like anything with the word naked in it, mike. >> dow. >> here comes the salt brigade, upper darby may have the best roads in the worlds, look, hitting the side street. that's quite impressive upper darby plow drivers. every time we're on the air they are hitting the side strides. i think they're showing off. >> way to go upper dash. >> i upper darby is the seventh most populous city in pennsylvania. >> because of the bus depo. >> over 100 years ago. >> people are still weighing in how to pronounce this town. so peace loving megan says it is mo-an-ton. >> and then another says. ment it is moton pushed together. alex said it better, or mohton? so joey said i would go to a town that has an easy name. >> see, we have a woman stuck in mot

mr. rogers. ♪ won't you be my >> i have somebody. doug and carrie from "the king of queens."ily next door to you would be fun. >> i don't really have them but ali would live with "will & grace." and harper, my daughter wants to be a friend. >> that's sweet, george. >> that's sweet? really? >> really sweet. >> sweet. >> i'm serious. it was sweet. [ laughter ] >> should we move on now. >> leave it at that. >> the big screen she's been on since she was 6 years old. now starring in "the alienist," please welcome dakota fanning. [ applause ] >> hi, how are you? >> good. >> hi. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> so tell us about this new show. >> yes, so it's called "the alienist." it's based on a book by caleb carr called "the alienist" and it's set in 1896, new york city and i play sara howard who is the first female to work at the new york police department and it's a psychological thriller about a mystery finding a serial killer. >> we were hanging out earlier, dakota and i and explaining an ali