mrs. webster? oh, thank you, mrs. mitchell. well, here i am. dennis, this is mrs. webster. how do you do, mrs. webster? hello, dennis. my, don't you look nice. this is my sunday suit. it's very good looking. everything i have on is clean, and i'm wearing my new underwear. that's enough about your clothes, dennis. i took a bath just before you came. so did mom. she didn't have time to clean it. dennis! dad didn't have time to take a bath, but he took a shower this morning, so he's not too dirty. dennis. why don't you come over here so we can get know each other. all right. careful, dennis. why, is something the matter? she's afraid i'm gonna stand on your foot. oh, i see. [laughs] would you like my dish of ice cream? i haven't touched it. i'm afraid it's too close to dinner. much too close. they're afraid i might spill it on you. oh, i see. well, i'm sure you'll be very, very careful. of course, my dress has just come back from the cleaners. okay, mom? okay. watch out! oh, henry! i'm terribly sorry, mrs. webster. that was very clumsy of me. and he's over 30. well, accidents

mr. webster has worked with the school for 15 years. according to his file, he was never reprimanded for the altercations he had with the students. why is that? he agreed to complete mandated classes. in exchange, the incidents wouldn't go on his record. were the parents made aware of the school's disciplinary actions? look, being a bus driver can be stressful. you're responsible for getting these kids to and from school. add a few unruly teens and someone's bound to bump heads. is that why carol roberts was assigned to monitor the bus? agent hotchner. [indistinct police radio] it's roy webster. he suffered two bullet wounds. the first was a clean shot to his left leg. the second in his chest. why not go for the kill first? they probably still needed him to drive. if they dumped webster this quickly, i'm sure carol roberts isn't far behind. there's no way somebody pulled this off alone. one unsub probably ntrolled the adults and one controlled the kids. well, why get rid of them before they reached their destination? [cell phone rings]

mr. webster. well, thank you. my husband and i are looking forward to meeting you, too. oh, it was not chicken pox? no, just a rash. the little tyke ate six boxes of strawberries. oh, i'm so relieved to hear that. may i speak with mildred? well, she's in the tub. it's saturday, you know? oh, but it's silly of mildred to bother with the luncheon. i've already told the girls to come here. well, all right, if she insists. i'll phone the girls and tell them that the meeting is back at your home. bye. oh, wilbur, i'm sorry. i'm in a rush. kay's line is busy, and i have to tell her about our change in plans. we're meeting at mildred webster's after all. and, oh, honey, would you please call fairchild rentals and cancel the tables and chairs? hello, honey. call fairchild. ed: yeah, mr. post will call for the horses in about 20 minutes. lot of times, being a teenager means living with labels. you know, like the ones other people give you. and the ones you give yourself. but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yo

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mr. webster, mr. fodor, mr. grisham, mr. updike. never with the same person as --'t believe no one figured that out. >> you know, someone probably did and was too kind -- >> seth: yeah. they're like, shakespeare is coming to dinner again. k it's probably, i think it's safe to say it's bruni. >> right. >> seth: and did you ever have a particularly awful experience?ularly awful experiences. >> seth: and when, during that awful experience, do you then feel awful knowing that you willke commit it to paper? >> you feel bad, because you know some people are working hard. but some restaurants are just so off their game, you're doing customers a big favor. if you didn't say, hey, don't go . >> you know, there is a great restaurant in downtown new york now, called locanda verde. >> seth: fantastic place. >> great italian place. it used to be a place called aggo. >> seth: okay.eadful and i was the one who was in the job when it opened, i reviewed it. and i remembered one night i ordered rack of lamb. looked nothing like lamb came. and i said,

mr. webster, mr. grayson and myself all wrote the secretary at that time and asked that this be done. it's taken a little bit of time, but we're getting there. so, again, i ask concurrence in passing 4056. it will, again, expedite and make available the needed nursing homes with our aging veterans population and many thousands of veterans moving to the state of florida and particularly central florida. with that i thank you, again, for expediting this. and ask, again, for the house o concur in passing h.r. 4056. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. brown: i want to once again thank mr. mica for his leadership in this area and with that i would urge all of my colleagues to support h.r. 4056 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: mr. sp

mr. sensitive. i guess that's my cue. ladies and gentlemen. webster defines "greatness" as "eminent, renowned, distinguished," but he left out two other words, so without further ado, let me introduce your friend-- not mine-- george jefferson. tom... sit. mr. gregory, we'll talk later. louise, your bongos. my what? your bongos, like we do every night. you play while i read my poems. oh, those. george, give someone else a chance. florence. not on your life. helen. not on a bet. gladly! i know howto play these. now, you know, there's poetry everywhere. not now. as i was saying, there is poetry everywhere. in the subway, trash chutes, in books. it's around us in our daily lives. if only we observe. thus... ode to a steam press. "merrily, ye merrily--" give me those. as i was saying, "merrily, ye merrily, the pants were a mess. "their fabric called out, where the hell is the steam press?" i think we're ready for this. thank you. mrs. willis, you've been here before, and you came back? my husbandhas fun here. george, don't take this as criticism, but you k

mr. president, i'd like to offer my thanks and best wishes to my departing chief of staff todd webster. thank you. mr. president, i rise today to honor a fellow delawarean, u.s. capitol police officer bernard alston po who passed away last month at the age ever 44. he was a fixture in the house of representatives spending nearly 20 years on the hill with the capitol police. as one of his colleagues, officer scot scott mcbain notede was a gentle giant. his wife has described him as a genuine man who had a deep and genuine love for people. while i didn't have the privilege of knowing officer alston personally, we shared at least two commitment commitmentn washington to go to work and to be home in delaware at night. his shift started at 5:00 a.m., meaning he'd beginning his commute from magnolia, delaware, at a time when few if any of the people he would be protected were even awake. to those who knew him, vernon's willingness to drive three hours day just to be home with his family every night wasn't the only flecks of his commitment -- reflection of his commitment to service and family.

webster. sunday night it truly was for mr. b, and also number 18, peyton manning's last rodeo. seems so long ago, but then mom told the l.a. times she'd like to see peyton retire. then shh did what we all do when we don't want to listen to our folks, go on vacation. peyton spent his monday in disneyland at a parade before today's parade. his wife and kids joined him less than 24 hours after winning his second super bowl champion. one of just 12 signal callers to win multiple titles. >> it's hard to pick a different word besides just special. having a chance to be a part of the super bowl team almost 10 years ago. i remember what a great feeling it was and to be able to celebrate it with your teammates and family members and friends that have been with game, the celebration after, being here today, all makes for a very special 24 hours. >> von miller's play spoke volumes in super bowl l. he became the tenth defensive super bowl mvp and fourth linebacker ever to claim the honor. one man wrecking crew. flawlessly executing defensive coordinatary phillips' game plan. 6tackles, two

webster school in manchester new hampshire which is something of a traditional campaign spot on primary day. every campaign makes sure to send chanting supporters with signs and many candidates stop off as well. >> mr. rubio your thoughts today? >> i feel great. >> the florida senator hoping for a strong finish in new hampshire to propel him into major contention bittering for the top spot made him a target. waiting for arrival is robot rubio adopting the robotic preprograms message. everything is a talking point. i'm tired of the bs. i'm tired of the talking points. i want these guys to get real and start talking about the things that matter. >> well it's a tough crowd in new hampshire but just for the record the voting at midnight last night trump john kasich and ted cruz were tied with nine votes each. chris christie got three. bush and rubio two each. on the democratic side bernie sanders got 17 and hilary clinton 9. reporting outside of polling place in manchester new hampshire i'm marcia kramer cbs 2 news. >> thank you marsha. we'll check back in with you tonight. credits on will unvail his 8th and final budget today that calls for a $10 per barrel tax hike on oil to fund infrastructure and t

mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ ♪ ashley: i am ashley websterusiness brief. the dow has turned negative. also just moving slightly higher. traders are digesting testimony from janet yellen to congress today. she warned that the federal think will be cautious. media companies having a tough day as well. reporting that espn network is struggling. time warner budging as well. twitter is struggling. up late. reporting's after the bell today. catching all the braking action on fox business in the 4:00 p.m. hour. the intelligence report will be right back with from boston. ♪ trish: welcome back to the intelligence report. we are live in boston today. we saw a very, very interesting 100th anniversary of the first in the nation primary. bernie sanders winning big time. the other big winner was john kasich. interesting he had special. important. a small state with a population that cared deeply about their role in batting who may be their party's next nominee. you have independence. actually voting in the democratic or republican primary. when we saw yes

mr. smith. >>> breaking news right now. police searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run. the 63-year-old man was hit crossing east 107th and webster avenue. it happened just before this morning. investigators say the driver of a black suv took off after hitting the victim. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> also in the news, a community heart broken after a young man and business owner was dedicated his life to building. family and friends are searching for answers as police try to pinpoint a motive. kristen is live in raw way with more on this story. kristen. >>reporter: good morning, michelle. jamal gains opened this store a couple years ago when he was just 18 years old. his ultimate goal to raise enough money to support his family. the 21-year-old known to his friends as maly was just a beloved person in the community. last night more than 100 people held a vigil outside his east coast bow teak sneaker store on -- boutique store on irving store in raw way. someone shot and killed him inside the store friday night. >> 21 years old, so ambitious, like does so many things in the community. it's a shame. >> he w