mr. rogers did? entering -- at the beginning of the show, it's a beautiful day, come through the front door and all, that 27 takes. it took 27 takes to get through the song. >> jimmy: you have to get that exactly right. >> well, it turned out that first of all, there's tricks. his shoes were bigger than his feet were so they came off very easily. >> jimmy: oh, you're ruining it -- >> i'm sorry. i hate to destroy your childhoods this way. but the sneakers, half the sneakers -- the sneakers were already half tied. so he only had to put them on and do the rabbit ear and around. i was tying the whole damn shoe. had i to put it on. the once across and then the rabbit -- and that added like easily 3.2 seconds to it. and more often than not i couldn't quite finish. >> jimmy: you have to tie -- >> the toss of the shoe always late. >> jimmy: did mrs. rogers tell you any private information about fred? >> this is what she said. "oh, fred made me mad more than i ever made him mad. i'd come home and say that mec

mr. rogers revisited.ul day in the neighborhood with your best friend, now on the big screen. >> hello, neighbor. >> now his wife, sitting down with the leading man. >> how do you think your husband would have reacted by being portrayed by this guy? >> revealing what it was like to be married to a television treasure. >> and, twas the night before christmas when all through the house. >> a christmas tradition with whoopie goldberg. first the nightline 5. >> this is charlie not coughing because he took delsyn. [ drathis holiday... ahhhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! a distant friend returns... elliott. you came back! and while lots of things have changed... wooooah! -woah! it's called the internet. some things haven't. get ready for a reunion 3 million light years in the making. woohoo! -yeah! >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. they are home for the holidays. in the spirit of the season, one couple in arkansas giving the perfect gift to nine foster siblings -- a home, and a loving forever family. >> hi, girls, get u

mr. rogers. >> yeah. >> seth: he admitted when he was here that he'd never heard of mr. sh >> he's welsh. >> seth: so, that's a little bit of an excuse >> yeah. so, he read it and was sort of, like "eh." and i was, like, "uh wait mr. -- what? you don't know mr. rogers? and i was like, "whoa. then i took him to see the documentary, and then he got it. >> seth: oh, that's good >> then he got it. >> seth: because i will say, if you haven't heard of him, like it is a crazy -- if you read a script about him without knowing, you'd be like, "and people watched it on tv? [ laughter ] >> it's so true. >> seth: he would take his shoes and sweaters off every day and people were like, "yeah, i'm sticking around for this." [ laughter ] >> and talked really slowly. [ laughter ] so true. >> seth: that's so true. >> i know. >> seth: hey, thank you for being here >> thanks, seth. >> seth: congrats on the film. [ cheers and applause >> thank you so much >> seth: always a delight. keri russell "star wars: the rise of skywalker" is in theaters and imax december 20th we'll be right back with

mr. rogers. you don't want to build your career standing on mr. rogers head. >> reporter: brown added that voters realized that biden was not an evil entity and when that happened. >> she nothing. andeadquarters were arris's locked. a worker there saying staff knew this was coming. >> the writing was on the wall when began to have to go find some other way to make a living. >> reporter: one of those who left just yesterday was the coordinator of all of her state campaigns issuing flaming letter as she walked out the door accusing the campaign of treating the staffers so poorly she had never seen anything like it. coming up at 6:00, wooe'll talk about the campaign strategist with willie brown and the mistakes he say they made. >> thank you. there was a lot of infighting there. after senator harris made the announcement president trump responded on twitter saying too bad. we'll miss you. harris fired back, saying don't e our coverage on our website. we have compiled a list of the 15 demonstrates still in the race. point your iphone at the qr code to

tom hanks is the legendary american children's television personality, the kindly mr rogers, who findsurnalist, played by matthew rhys. the film's director, marielle heller, told them the movie was really about men and their feelings. very nice. cut. any time a woman says to a guy, i'd like to make a movie about men and their feelings, strikes terror in the hearts of any man. you mean you want me... you want me to probe my inner f—f—feelings and try to bring them out? # it's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood. # a beautiful day for a neighbour. # please won't you be my neighbour. that was wonderful. do you identify with him — you, tom hanks? ithink... i have a reputation, and the word they always say is a nice guy, because i guess i am a nice guy. i don't instilfear. i am not in this necessarily for power or influence, but at the same time don't piss me off, because i'll crush you. and... action. do you know what this is? did you learn anything about yourself, doing this role? oh, yeah, i learned an awful lot of my individual failings. iam kind of loud, iam needy in some ways, i prob

tom hanks is the legendary american children's television personality, the kindly mr rogers, who findsby a hard—boiled journalist, played by matthew rhys. the film's director, marielle heller, told them the movie was really about men and their feelings. very nice. cut. any time a woman says to a guy, i'd like to make a movie about men and their feelings, strikes terror in the hearts of any man. you mean you want me... you want me to probe my inner f—f—feelings and try to bring them out? # it's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood. # a beautiful day for a neighbour. # please won't you be my neighbour. that was wonderful. do you identify with him — you, tom hanks? ithink... i have a reputation, and the word they always say is a nice guy, because i guess i am a nice guy. i don't instilfear. i am not in this necessarily for power or influence, but at the same time don't kiss me off, because i'll crush you. and... action. do you know what this is? did you learn anything about yourself, doing this role? oh, yeah, i learned an awful lot of my individual failings. iam kind of loud, iam needy i

beautiful day in the neighbourhood sees him play the legendary american children's tv presenter mr rogers hanks himself is known for his wholesome image — he's been talking to our arts editor will gompertz about being the nice guy of film — and what he's really like. # it's a beautiful day in this neighbourhood # a beautiful day for a neighbour...# tom hanks as the legendary american children's television personality, the kindly mr rogers, who finds himself the subject of a magazine profile by a hard—boiled journalist, played by matthew rhys. the film's director, marielle heller, told them the movie was really about men and their feelings. very nice. cut. any time a woman says to a guy, i'd like to make a movie about men and their feelings, it strikes terror in the hearts of any man. you mean you want me to... you want me to probe my inner f—f—feelings and try to bring them out? # it's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood # a beautiful day for a neighbour # please won't you be my neighbour...# that was wonderful. do you identify with him — you, tom hanks? ithink... i have a reputation, an

mr. rogers: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. cole, members of the committee. thank you for letting us come here and plead our case today. i'll talk a minute about the state and foreign operations division on the bill. this is a good bill. it's fair. and it sticks to the terms of the budget agreement. the chair and i may differ on some issues but we represent the priorities of congress and support our national security in this bill. $3.3 billion in foreign military financing for israel, continued support for key allies and partners at or above the prior year, including egypt, jordan, countries facing russian aggression. in our own hemisphere, the bill prioritizes funding for latin america as the region continues to face instability from the crisis in venezuela. to address the growing threat that china poses to our security. the bill provides robust funding for the u.s. ind of pacific strategy, and fully funds the request for the development finance corporation including $150 million for new equity financing tool to help counter harmful chinese debt trap diploma

mr. rogers that is mr.this is something people were looking forward to a long time. >> let's watch a clip of that. >> great. >> so much a changed since we last spend sometime together. my neighbor has gone through so much. he has gone through something called gentrifiication. can you say that, boys and girls? it's like a magic trick! white people pay a lot of money and then, poof! the black people are gone! y'all probably wondering how mr. robinson can afford to live in this fancy neighborhood. well, that is the word of the day. squatter's rights. it's like finder's keepers but for other people's houses. >> i think it was great is about the original was 35 years ago was that it's not only funny but it's relevant, right? he raised some important issues to discuss. >> that is what we need from these shows which makes them more interesting. the original sketches of him with his mr. rogers' version are up on "snl's" website and they are just as relevant today. to your point. they are worth rewatching and revisi

mr. rogers, for four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for four minutes. mr. rogers: madam speaker, i rise today in support of had this package, to fund the government operations in fiscal 2020. i want to extend my congratulations to this dynamic duo. the first time we have ever had females occupy the chair and ranking member of this committee. or for that matter, i guess, any other committee in the house. but this dynamic duo has produced a very good document, a very good exercise of the power of the purse of the congress granted by the constitution. and o i salute these two wish them well as the day progresses. as a former chair of the full committee, i know of the extreme patience that is required in this job that you're occupying. and the difficulty of getting these 435 members in this body, as well as in the other body and the white house and the world, together under any stretch of the imagination. but you've done that. and it's difficult to do and we salute you for

mr. rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized, mr. rogers. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in complete and total support of president trump. the matter before the house today is based solely on a fundamental hatred of our president. it's a sham, a witch hunt and it's tantamount to a coup against the dual elected president of the united states -- duly elected president of the united states. this is a sad day for our nation when one political party, along with their cohorts and the deep state in the main street media, try to hijack our constitution. the democrat majority has irresponsibly turned the impeachment process no a political weapon. something that -- into a political weapon. something that republicans refused to do when our base was calling for the impeachment of president obama. it is well past time for the house to move beyond this hoax and put our nation first. that's exactly what president trump is doing. the united states has record low unemployment, historic performance in the stock market, president trump is rewritin

mr. rogers. >> the gentleman recognized mr. rogers. >> i rise today and complete and total support of president trump. the matter before the house today is based solely on fundamental hatred of our president, a coup against the duly elected president of the united states. this is a sad day for our nation when one political party along with their cohorts in the deep state and mainstream media try to hijack our constitution. the democrat majority has irresponsibly turned the impeachment process into a political weapon, something republicans refused to do when our base was calling for the impeachment of president obama. it is well past time for the house to move beyond its hopes and put the nation first, that is everywhere president trump is doing. the united states as a record low unemployment, historical performance in the stock market. president trump is rewriting failed trade deals of the past to put america first, he's rebuilding our military. he helped create the space bar sand the list goes on. i implore my colleagues to end

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mr. rogers. it's a beautiful day in his neighborhood if he gets the nomination, i'm sure. >> tom hanks. >> he's not a fan

mr. rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the ranking member and chairman smith in bringing this conference report to the floor. i'm very pleased that spaceforce that jim cooper and i have been working on is finally becoming a reality. this report establishes the u.s. spaceforce as the sixth armed service of the united states under the department of the air force and first new branch of the military since 1947. it also recognizes space as a warfighting domain and transfers personnel to the spaceforce. this is an important step for our national security. our adversaries are moving quickly in space and this new service will align our efforts towards countering them. the originally passed ndaa that every republican opposed, i am pleased those the unreasonable border restrictions have been moved. this is a strong defense bill and i urge the house to pass this bill. mr. smith: i am pleased to yield two minutes to the the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized f

mr. rogers named mr. robinson. >> you know, another reason why mr.girls is because i have so much in common with santa claus. we both like to sneak into your house late at night. only mr. santa claus likes to leave things. mr. robinson prefers to take a few things every now and then. lets see what i have for christmas today. ooh, look, a little doll baby. isn't it so cute, boys and girls? they're not worth a lot of money now, but through the miracle of modern science, cabbage patch dolls. >> one of murphy's real strengths was impersonating famous people from stevie wonder to bill cosby to james brown. >> thank you for being with us tonight, mr. brown. >> i said, ha, look at that, ha. >> mr. brown, your career has spanned almost three decades, and yet your style has remained intact and constant. >> that's because, ha, i'm a man, m-a-n, ow. [ laughter ] >> tonight murphy's many fans are on pins and needles, eddie murphy will perform on that snl stage again for the first time in 35 years, and entertainment journalist -- i knew i was going to mess it up.

mr. rogers he is always calm, reassuring in a crisis, as comfortable on-air as an old sweater and a pairin sneakers today >> yes, i ma'aam >> but i swear he wears slippers on-air from time to time there's no show he hasn't an cord, no role he hasn't played no cnbc talent -- yeah, we call ourselves that -- and we ahe hat worked with. and we are all better for it for many years, bill was synonymous with power lurch. and more importantly is what he's meant and will continue to mean to viewers like you he's simply put the best communicator i've ever seen. whether there were words in the prompter or not, you never knew. and that's because bill always makes you feel like he's talking directly to you, one on one, peer-to-peer, totally conversation conversational, never condescending, never ever show boating. we all try to emulate him, none of us can. so take off your shoes, and let's take a stroll through mr. griffith's neighborhood. >> this isn't over yet >> no! >> welcome into, everybody welcome into what is now "power lunch. i'm bill griffeth. >> the biggest challenge we face at cnbc is to m

mr. rogers all of a sudden. mr. love thy neighbor might have some work to do, though, because it's been a very rage-filled three years for the msnbc host. watch this. >> donald trump, again, being an is muck thinking he can buy people's integrity by inviting them turnover the white house. this is so unbalanced. this is so -- he's not well. >> it would be like somebody pooping their pants and looking at him and saying oh, that's modern art. don't you understand? i'm making a statement against russian aggression in -- in crimea. >> i can say safely, willy, that he at least has in its most advanced form, political schizophrenia. >> looked like a thug. he looked like a goon. you look at the hand shake. you look at -- look at this. just what a thug. it's a -- what an embarrassment. he's mauling him like an idiot. >> they must live in a bubble. they think we're not going to remember this or look back at this. well, joining us now with reaction is the hill's joe concha along with former white house press secretary sean spi

mr. rogers. >> thank both of you for being here and for your service and sacrifice for our country. secretary esper, you said the middle east remains vital to our national interest and you also listed as a priority to deny safe haven to those who would do us harm. there are some in the congress and in on this committee who believe that it's time to immediately pull out all of our troops from afghanistan. what would be the consequence to those two priorities if we did in fact remove all troops? >> in the context of afghanistan and i don't want to upset goe s negotiations that may be happening. we have an important mission in afghanistan. that means that we got to make sure that afghanistan never becomes again a safe haven for terrorists and strike the united states. our commanders, i've spoken with them, general milley has, feel that we can reduce our presence there and still be able to conduct that mission. i'm interested in reducing our force presence for the same reason i just outlined. i want to reallocate forces. i think -- i think we need to make sure that we can do that and th

mr. rogers. >> reporter: and perhaps themis repter: kamala harris told because of lack e campaign is of finances. >> it is with deep regret i'm suspending my campaign today. >> reporter: her head quarters locked. >> i don't think it took off like it needed to. >> reporter: sabrina crow said she met and talked with harris more than once. at first she was a supporter then says the ship sailed past her. >> i couldn't get a grasp of what her core was. it seemed like it was all over the place. >> reporter: and we reached out to the harris campaign and to her top add vvisers, got no response. this failure in campaign for the it harris facing stiffer challenges when running for the senate in four years. >> let's dissect this a little bit more. how did senator harris get to this point. it'shirlwind year. as mark mentioned she launched her bid for the white house january 21st, martin luther king, jr. day. in april, she had already raised 12 million. that was second only to senator bernie sanders. in june, she came out swinging in that first democratic debate as mark showed us, she attacked former vice pr

mr. rogers or katz we will be a better nation.he speaker of the house, scary. >> she is besting trump at every turn. >> how do you figure? look at the economy, look at this country. >> i'm happy to answer. >> mike: i hate to wrap this up >> i'd like to respond. let's talk about the swing districts, you may be getting anecdotal evidence but there's evidence in swing districts that impeachment is penetrating. >> what paul? >> multiple. >> 13 points underwater. >> in the swing districts they are saying people are engaged in its penetrating. in fact, good chunks in republican districts, it's not that they are overwhelmingly supporting impeachment but there's substantial support considering there are trump districts. this is penetrating and i think we can walk and chew gum. >> name one republican who was jumped sides. >> income inequality which -- >> name one republican that is going to switch to impeachment. name one democrat, more than two democrats have already said they aren't for impeachment, more are saying they are up in the air

mr. rogers. >> christmas. you know any other words that begin with x? how about x -- [ laughter ] which menu am i looking at here? start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learning some new things. we bundled our home and auto with progressive, saved a bunch. oh, we got a wobbler. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. that's what the extra menu's for. dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c! ja

mr. rogers movie. >> he's an actor, right? >> there's a scene where mr. wait so he waited for ten beats, so i just was curious, who loved you into being. >> my mom and dad for sure, and they're actually here watching this interview right now. >> your parents are here. >> they are. >> and tony, real quick, who loved you into being. >> my wife and my daughters. for sure. >> we love you all the premiere is coming up af >>> good morning, we're following two breaking stories right now, hazmat teams capped a leaking stank, this is an area around a roofing and solar facility around rodgers avenue. the accident started when a worker tried to strans fer ptrae from one tank to another. >>> and a water mane break in the sunset district. you see the wholes forming. witnesses say the water is flooding at least one home, of course near by 19th avenue a major traffic artery. mike inouye has the impact on commuters. >> it is right here, that is the concern, you will it going through the sunset district. 17th is up hill from the water so that is clear as well. we're lookin

mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in complete and total support of president trump, it is based on a fundamental hatred of our president. it is a sham and a witch hunt against the president of the united states. it is a sad day for our nation when one political party and the mainstream media tried to hijack our constitution. the democratic majority turning our process into a political weapon. something that republicans refused to do when our base was calling for the impeachment of president obama. it is time to put our nation first, that's what president trump is doing. the united states has record low on employment and historic performance on the stock market. he's rebuilding our military, he helps create space force and the list goes on. i yield back. >> gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. >> i am hearing a lot from my colleagues from the other side of the isle except for a defense of president trump misconduct which is in defensible. i yield two-minutes to the gentleman of florida. >> some say this im

mr. rogers revisited.

mr. rogers. we saw them doing the. what the. we got superlucky.would like for you to do it. yep, sign this up. >> we will do it. >> the caps were crocheted by a nurse who works at the hospital. >> i love it. oh, my god. >> the video of the day. >> this is my favorite video. i'm good. >> a great day now. >> all smiles. >> so cute. >> word we go from there? >> we will go to traffic. it is not so bad. it has not so bad. >>> yeah, is actually not so bad. i think people are already on the holiday vacation right now because it is bearable on the roadways. overall, we are seeing a a lot of green, which is not too typical for a morning commute. take a look at the roadways here. as you work your way along the 11,, things are pretty quiet. no delays to report. we do have this accident on the eastshore freeway. but it is not blocking lane is on the right shoulder. was found 80. hopefully it clears out pretty quickly. out of hercules or i should say it is already out of lanes. but that is it. just some slight delays there. you're looking good. until you get t

mr. rogers. >>> one woman in mississippi got a big surprise ahead of the holiday.efore she gave birth. the new mom at first didn't believe she could be pregnant after years of trying to have a baby. she suffered several miscarriages. not only was it true, lauren found out she was 38 weeks and five days along. she didn't realize she was pregnant until her mother's intuition helped her realize something is up. >> probably grouchy is the best way to describe it. my mom is like, that's really not like you. you should get a checkup to see a doctor. >> the first time the mother was diagnosed with an ovary disorder as a teenager. that's why she had no idea she was expecting. that condition causes her to have irregular menstrual cycles. >>> actor and comedian is turning heads for his social media post showing his extreme physical transformation to take the role in next year's marvel movie. they found a refreshingly honest expectation of the amount of help he had to do this transformation. he previously started "silicon valley" and the movie "the big sick." i saw his before

mr. rogers and i think, he would say don't be scared, life is good, life is special. >> everybody is so specialove. 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 parents. >> eww! >> what do you mean, ew? >

mr. rogers. if you have not shipped off your holiday gifts yet, you may want to get going.tandard shipping deadline is this week. we explain what to do to make sure that your gifts arrive in time for the holidays. >> if you are looking for the perfect gift and you have to pay for the extra shipping, just to get there in time. >> they say black friday shopping is just not for them. france lewis from brooklyn feels the same way. >> for all of you holiday shopping procrastinators, this is just a reminder that you are running out of time and it can cost you a pretty penny. >> often, consumers end up paying for express shipping and so i would recommend, as we get closer to the hanukkah and christmas holidays, to go in store and get the rest of your shopping done there if possible. >> this smart shopping expert acknowledges that this year is extra hectic. and it is six days shorter for the shopping season and the shortest season since 2013. if you still have gifts to buy, there is a good chance you will have to pay more for expedited shipping. if you received a fedex, the last da

mr. rogers revealed in a new interview that he would regularly fart in front of her to make her laugh. [ter ] and she would laugh to make him stop [ laughter ] and finally, the "new york post" has published a list of the best movies to watch over thanksgiving coming in at number one, any movie you can watch alone in your room. [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, we have such a good show for you tonight. in year six of a tradition, my family is here by that i mean my mother hilary, my father larry, and my brother josh the meyers family is here, you guys [ cheers and applause and we are gonna be chatting we're going to play some "pictionary. it's going to be a fantastic time, but before we get to that, you know, here at "late night," every night, i deliver a monologue comprised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that due to being -- my being a straight white male, it would be difficult for me to deliver them but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment cal

mr. rogers in "a beautiful day in the neighborhood."is is going to host the awards. it's the british comedian's fifth time hosting. he breaks a record. remember, you can watch the golden globes right here on nbc bay area sunday january 5th. >> should be a party. >>> coming up, an out of this world delivery. the reason barley, barley just arrived at the international space station. >>> and in the skies around the bay area right now starting to see low clouds filling in around san jose. and visibility down to near zero right now in novato. what all this means for your morning commute. when we come right back. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm pi

mr. rogers. it's a beautiful day in his neighborhood if he gets the nomination, i'm sure. >> tom hanks. >> he's not a fan favorite. >> not at all. >> luckily it is on our air so you'll be able to watch the golden globes. i think the golden globes are a little more accessible because it has not just movies that you have to state up late and go out for. you can be at home. >> i always say there are some movies i need to watch. >> yes. >> always movies to put on the list. all right, so let's get out the door this morning with a look at that. do you know where that is? >> where is that? >> that is oakland. look at the visibility right now down to about a tenth of a mile. it's really bad out there. we're seeing in the tri-valley, livermore at zero, san francisco a quarter of a mile. napa also at zero where we have dense fog advisories in effect. keep that in mind as you head out, maybe heading to the bart station. after that the sun will peek out. we'll talk more about that but fog is a factor, mike.

mr. guest: earlier this year, representative rogers was presented the mississippi civilian service award by the mississippi national guard for his distinguished career and public service. as a man of wisdom, kindness, and selfishness, representative rogers has made a positive impact on our state that will last generations. i am grateful for the example representative rogers has set for those serving in elected office and i wish him many years of happiness in his much deserved retirement. thank you. i yield back.

mr. rogers neighborhood is something i only realized again after i left of how special that was. the idea of looking for helpers and everything became embodied on the show. i write in the book about waiting for the school bus with my sister and i will never forget the school bus driving by and kids hanging out the windows and screaming dirty juice. i remember being told in high school to pick up a penny because i was a jew but these things were really footnotes to my experience growing up here. these are embarrassing for the people doing them. they were very much vestiges from an old world. not at all the norm. i'm very grateful to be from here and from a place that lives up to the things everyone wrote about this community and aftermath of the massacre. they were true in the fact that they were true is testament to the work that so many leaders, and i've seen so many faces of people that have put in the kind of effort that were showcased to the world. that didn't come out of nowhere. those relationships don't blossom overnight. they are the result of incredibly hard work and rel

mr. rogers or an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. biometric technologies have the potential to improve security and better enforce our immigration laws. these technologies range from facial recognition to finger prints dna. each of these methods present unique privacy considerations but also clear security benefits. not only does federal law authorize dhs to use biometrics to verify identities but requires cbp to collect biometric entry and exit data for all foreign nationals. this agreement is been long-standing bipartisan mandate. recent technology advancements have finally made a possible dhs primary focus is facial recognition at tsa and cbp checkpoints. travelers are already providing ids to government employees. tso and cbp agents can resume view of several hundred ids in a single shift. as a result fatigue and human error allow people to fake id to slip into our country every day. automating this process with biometric technology will improve transportation security. cbp and tsa have done a number on these checkpoint pilots an

mr. rogers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank both of you for being here and for your service and sacrifice for our country. secretary esper come in your opening statement you said the ability of the middle east women's vital to our national interest. you also listed as a priority, the mission for was to deny safety for those who would do us harm. there are some in congress and on this committee who believe it's time to pull out all of our troops in afghanistan. what would be the consequence to those priorities if he did, in fact, remove all troops? >> in the context of afghanistan and a don't want to upset negotiations that may be happening presently with the taliban and others, i would say this much. we have an important counterterrorism mission in afghanistan. that means we have to make sure afghanistan never becomes again a safe haven for terrorists to strike the united states. our commanders i've spoken with them, general milly has, so we can reduce our force presence there and still be able to conduct that mission. i'

mr. rogers. >> that's gumby. >> i know who the hell it is! i am i'm doing okay. [laughter] >> he's the only one that can do that. he's 19 and we are on snl all those years ago he said hey joe, i'm going to do buckwheat and i said you can't do buckwheat it so racist anything from time buckwheat and it was great. the political correctness, we are so zero my gosh the cultures, the #metoo movement all of it, but it was great to see eddie just take it. ed: come back, is this the beginning because you say he doesn't really like to be in the public eye or do you think this may open the door? >> i'm dying to see his netflix special and then he did coming to america is coming out. kind of the second phase of careers and you guys are young, i'm not, but you just have to keep going and let eddie murphy lead the way because he was brilliant and last night. emily: i'm so happy he's back. thank you for sharing with us today. >> anytime. every time we close the show on "fox & friends" of the weekend he says go to church, i'm on my way. ed: saturday night li

mr. robinson's neighborhood, he talked about white flight using comedy. maybe tonight, maybe tom hanks, a friend of the show, comes back at mister rogers and mr. have no insight but i hope they take on race tonight. we need it more than ever and the sketches about race hold up the test of time since the '80s to today. >> i know you've been talking to your sources over at snl, and rightfully so. eddie murphy has to be nervous, at least feeling the pressure. all ten of his kids are going to be there. after 35 years this is going to be a quite a homecoming. what will we see do you think? a revival of the skits or characters? >> eddie murphy has said publicly he wants to bring some of them back. i can tell you when big-time cast members from the earlier years came back, there's a great bit of excitement. you always wanting to bring ba one or two characters that everybody knows. i wouldn't be surprised but eddie murphy said he wants to bring back mr. robinson's neighborhood, you might see buck wheat or gumby, so that's part of the excitement. will joe piscopo be there? will tom hanks be there? >> i know what you want to see. >> buckwheat sings. whe

mr. goldberg is summarized statement for five minutes. >> by chairman thompson, ranking member rogers and established members of the committee thank you for inviting me today to discuss the future of the biometric identification transportation committee. i am the administrator fo the ae requirements capabilities analysis of the tsa. i'd like to thank the committee for working with tsa as we continue to improve the security of transportation systems and particularly for your support of the officers in the field. the aviation transportation security act of 2001 established tsa and requirements to screen all passengers boarding aircraft. the requirement includes passenger identity verification. the act mentions the tsa authority use for this purpose. recognizing the need to identify passengers in a fraudulent means of identification is becoming increasingly prevalent and sophisticated. tsa has sought new processes and technologies to improve the performance while protecting the passengers privacy. privacy. biometrics represent such technologies. in 2018, tsa released a biometrics road map th

, my good friend and a terrific member of the financial services committee, congressman roger williams of texas. mr. williams: i want to thank congressman barr for yielding time to me and for being here today with us so we can talk about what really makes this country so great. i rise today to make the case against socialism because it is not compatible with freedom. if you got it, they want it. socialists want the free stuff. capitalists want the good stuff. let's look back in history at the divide between those who destroyed human potential and those who empowered others to stand on their own feet and make a difference. you know, i've created an all-star team tonight, and the socialist all-star team, you'll recognize names like joseph lenin, karl marx, hugo chavez and if i dell castro. all proponents of -- fidel castro. all proponents of socialism who things if eir people small amounts of individual liberty were given up. these failed socialist regimes drove their countries into the ground, some of which have never recovered. on the capitalist all-star team you'll recognize names like adam smith,