mrs. robinson. she took them to school every single day. they had to ride in a motorcade, and so mrs. robinson was with them in the michael jordancatot. she would get another car to come home. the motorcade is there, and you can only use the motorcade when the girls are in it. can you imagine, she goes to the school -- >> uber after? >> pretty much. pretty much. then she has to get home another way. >> wow. >> the presidency is a crazy job. they should install mrs. robinson in every presidency. remind us what reality is like. strong family. >> strong character, strong family bond. >> integrity and character always wins. >>> country music star reba mcentire is part of the prestigious group known for their contributions to american culture. mcintientire is the only female artist to record a number-one single in each of the past four decades. she's won three grammys and dozens of other awards. we met with reba in nashville where she recorded her first album and now manages a global brand. when you said my job on earth is to entertain but also to heal people's hearts. >> uh-huh.kconduit. i

mr. robinson, first of all, before we get to that, i want to go back to the image we just saw, not far from where you are in washington. president trump and vice president pence visiting the mlk memorial. he was there for roughly two minutes. you saw that and thought what, eugene? >> well, you know, i share congressman jim clyburn's hope, that something rubs off. you know, an administration whose policies are -- can often only be described as cruelty for cruelty's sake, keeping 800,000 workers, federal workers, out of work without pay. sometimes having to work without pay for no reason, gratuitously. separating parents from children for no reason. it is unimaginable that anyone could say that those sorts of things are in dr. king's tradition. so one only has to hope that -- only can hope that something of that monument, something of that legacy, rubs off and that they actually think about what dr. king said, what dr. king stood for, what dr. king means to the country. that's my initial thought. i'm glad they went, and i hope it does some good. >> sir michael, people are clearly hurting. 31

mr. robinson, and that puts chicago in field goal range. okay, you make the call., he needs this 43-yarder for the win. off the post and the cross bar, but the eagles say defensive tackle trayvon hester tipped the ball. either way, the eagles advance to play the saints with a 16-15 win. >>> the chargers went 7-1 on the road this season. no other team in the nfl had more road wins. l.a. packed up its defense for showdown in baltimore and proved the regular season was no fluke. the chargers started the fourth quarter with a nine-point lead. melvin gordoner looking to stretch that one and on the goal line he fumbles. marlon humphrey picks it up. goes the entire length of the field for the ravens' first touchdown. they finally have some light. but on further review, gordon ruled down. so the chargers' ball at the 1 yard line. john harbaugh, talk about game changer because gordon hung on. the chargers went for the 2 point conversion, and they got t. they put themselves up 20-3. the chargersarr jackson all game. they sacked himself entimes. he finally connected with form

mrs. robinson," "graceland."'d be hard pressed to find a music fan of any age who doesn't know one of his songs. his career spans decades, from the most famous musical duo of all time, with art garfunkel -- they began as tom & jerry in the 1950s -- to a blockbuster solo career. now paul simon is out with a new album, "in the blue light." i'm on the heels of a global farewell tour. i caught up with him recently at his office in new york, thinking deeply about whether he can keep applying his healing balm to these troubled times. we got off to a rather impromptu start. [ harmonica plays ] >> i do this as overdose. but look at the size of this. >> that is amazing. and on that note, can we start our conversation? >> let us. let's begin. >> because i want to ask you what that is. is it a throwback? yeah, i guess you could say a throwback. when i first came into contact with this in nashville, i used it on "the boxer," with simon & garfunkel. >> i wasn't gonna start with this, but you brought up "the boxer." you perfor

mrs. robinson. she is modeled after your mom, and how your mom handled all of that. your mom was right there with you. >> well, you know, grandma. we couldn't have made it through the white house without her. just having her -- she had been helping me long before coming to the white house because barack was always -- he was a state senator, a u.s. senate. those were jobs that had him away from home usually most of of the week. and i still had a full-time job. i was at any point in time i was a professional with a big job of my own. and we had two little kid. we could afford help, and we had a couple of great babysitters. but at the time i lost that one good babysitter, and that crushed me like nothing else. when she said she had to leave because she needed to make more non-money. i thought it was losing an arm. barack was trying to console me. i said i need glow, i don't need you. you do nothing for me. but i remember that pain. i thought how can i go to work every day and not know that my kid are good, than was somebody who loved them. which is not to get on a soap

mrs. robinson. she's modeled after your mom, how your mom handle all of that. your mom was right there with you. >> well, you know, grandma. we could never made it to the white house without her. you know, just having her, she had been helping me long before coming to the white house because barack was always, he was a state senator and then u.s. senate and those were jobs that had him away from home, usually most of the week. and i still have a full-time job. i was at any point in time i was a professional with a big job of my own. and we had two little kids, and we had, we could afford health and we had a couple of great babysitters, but the time i lost that one could babysitter, and that crush me like nothing else, i mean, when glow come , which d a delay because you couldn't she needed to make the money, i thought i was losing an arm. barack was tied to consume and i'm like dude, just get out of here, you are of no help to be. i need glow. i don't need you. you do nothing for me. [laughing] but i remember that pain and i thought how can i go to work everyda

make the most famous or not but it's not the robinson crazy they are truly mr c. being told by this great stage or it's like. well it's also something that's what i got for us operation with one fin if you don't ask what's more the play on words like plans it's not funny but it's kind of our fun and you want to know that i was all that's what i got right inside out it's all a second act outside school killings so that we looked at the mirror often as honest as i know by dint of i thought i'd like to learn. so well off now for through it i was so nervous i think there was a sense in detail. how your entire life. so good that agency managed to find love for me make this dream come true. the second nation guys said they don't want me. to. be his fate is not helped by a series of missed almost. turns out i would want to strike out to help the needy. and the ones i spoke austria he's two years old for the rest. of. the next important question for him how can i get to a mania how you want to do it. and what they directly said from could go on but you don't believe so we

robinson. let me start with you, nick, and read a little bit of your papers. the story out in the last hour. mr. cohen's decision to appear before the house oversight and reform committee february 7th sets the stage for a blockbuster public hearing that threatens to further damage the president's image and could clarify the depth of his legal woes. mr. cohen, congress singulary to mr. trump when he was a real estate developer and presidential candidate, as well as informant as president was privy to the machinations of mr. trump's inner circle and key moments under scrutiny by both special counsel robert s. mueller and federal prosecutors in new york. >> to speak in the president's language, it's going to be huge this year. it's going to have blockbuster rating because everyone wants to hear what cohen has to say in public. it's important in a global way because the things he has been telling have been told all to the special counsel in private. some aspects have gotten out in the press but there's a lot more the prosecutors know that we don't. this could be a stage for him to spill his guts. t

here's nick robinson, after his interview with brexit secretary stephen barclay on the today programme, he asked five times. here's the clip. again, mrat is the alternative to the backstop? well, that is what we are exploring in terms of as i say the use of technology, the use of... you are exploring? theresa may is going to go to brussels exploring something, you don't have an alternative backstop? no, i mean we have seen in the language from the european commission in recent days themselves with a recognition on their side, the comments of the taoiseach, there is no desire on either side to have a hard border. there is a common ground in terms of a desire to address this. the concern... you don't have, this morning, an alternative to the backstop? as i say, there's a number of options. there are issues in terms of having time—lapse, issues of exit causes, issues in terms of technology, and this will be the nature of the negotiation with the european in the coming days. you heard stephen barlcay mentioning other options — the use of technology to avoid physical border checks, time limiting the backstop. this is the core of what ther

robinson in his column this morning and the washington post highlights the events concerning mr. the headline is why are republicans only now enraged? some of the points he made, referring to the dreamers brought here as children, king had this to say, for everyone who was a valedictorian there are another hundred who are one hunter 30 pounds, and they are hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. he proposes border wall before trump did, also here is what king said last year towards a white ring austrian website. when i made a statement on you cannot start the civilization was some muddy else's babies, he said that -- when the fertility rate is below, you are a dying civilization, when we abort our babies and import a replacement we are supplanting the culture, our civilization and the idea of replacement is a cornerstone of white ideology -- white supremacy ideology. you can read more of those comments online at the washington post. , from is next pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: good morning. first of all, i want to stay that the term white supremacist is the opinion me