to do that, we have to find a common purpose, to focus on national unity. hadcontinental congress been hopelessly divided and they could not get their act together with regard to funding the continental army. and they needed to really focus on the responsibility of the civic people to be invested in the success of society and use education and religion as a way of binding the nation together. he talked about the importance of paying your debts, whether it was on the federal level, the state level, crucially to the soldiers. that was a great source of pain leading to his sense of the session. so, already you saw washington , a commitmentkers to national unity, focus on building national character. an idea that education and religion could help that. a sense the pain down debts was important and contain hyper partisanship. was inthat wisdom washington. the also recommended that we had an independent executive -- he also recommended that we have an then heent executive left the stage. that first level was called his farewell for a long time. that was almost as

showing that we could focus on national unity. they couldn't get their act together with regard to funding the intercontinental army. they needed to really focus on investing in the success of society. they talked about the importance of paying your debts. whether it was on a federal level, state level, or crucially to the soldiers and the pensions. it was a great source of pain. already he sought commitment to national unity. a focus on building national character. and containing what we would call hyper partisanship. they didn't listen to it during the articles of confederation and would eventually becomes washington. that was almost as famous as his farewell address. it establishes crucially that the farewell address of washington's ideas. these are not hamilton ghost writing that washington sets his name to. that washington was a man of deep ideas. >> once he becomes president, and this is discussed. when it is brought back onto the stage, you talk about it a lot in your book. as he moves to the first and second term. >> they f

this brings me back to the questions that are tough to ask out loud on national television. is the president of the united states suffering from some sort of illness? is he racist? is he fit to be commander in chief? and one more, is it time for objective journalists, i don't mean opinion folks i mean down the middle journalists to address these questions head on and how do they do it? carl bernstein says yes, they should be asked.

it is incredible. >> reporter: one nation indivisible under one sun and moon. kerry sanders, nbc news, carbondale, illinois. >> pretty exciting day today. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we )re just minutes awaym >>> we're just minutes away from president trump's address to the nation. we want to show you a live like at the fort meyer. thanks for being with us. i am raj mathai. >> and i am jessica aguirre. first, here is what is making headlines locally in the bay area. a rapper shot, someone opened fire at keak da sneak. currently in the hospital in critical condition. >>> also, where did you watch the solar eclipse darkened the skies here in town as thousands of us viewed this rare sight. >>> another live look at fort meyer. >> here is lester holt. >> good evening, we are coming on the air because president trump is about to address the nation on afghanistan. he is about to address the crowd fathered at fort

anna-lysa gayle is live on the national mall. anna-lysa: it started on the steps of the jefferson memorial, but about three hours ago, with many coming together to call for support for those impacted by the violence in charlottesville, roughly 200 people showed up tonight. it was led by several uva alumni who wanted to speak about the positive experiences they had attending the university in charlottesville. many say they are shocked and disgusted by the violence over the weekend and wanted to show that love defeats also honoring those who died over the weekend, including twother heyere and the virginia state troopers who died in a helicopter crash. >> the narrative that is being painted about the university of virginia and charlottesville is wrongheaded and does not represent what the community stands for, does not represent what we all experienced as uva students. >> we are one nation, indivisible. we are one people, regardless of color or creed or sexual orientation. anna-lysa: this was the second stop for that group. to stop a

thatat you tell the person you are gay and you hope he is on national television? >> one of the guests, scott amedure, announced he had romantic feelings for his friend jonathan schmitz. >> scott has a crush on you. >> you lied to me. >> did you have any idea? >> no. >> what is your status? >> i am not involved with anybody heterosexual. >> three days later, jonathan schmitz shot scott amedure in cold blood after a night of drinking, saying he was embarrassed by what happened on the show. 20 years later he has been released from jail with a parole board letting him out early for good behavior. ,> did he get what he deserved i do not know, should he be in there longer, i do not know. he is not the only person i've blame for my brothers death. >> scott amedure's brother says he believes the producers were as much to blame for the death as jonathan schmitz. >> he told the producers he did not want to appear if it were a man. >> in 1999, in a public trial against the show and which judy jones took the stand for several days. >> i did not want to embarrass anyone. >> a j

abroad and one nation at home. that one remains to be seen. >> it was well written. the speech writers did a good job. >> well crafted and he stuck to the script. >> more details online, go to nbcbayarea.com. we have devoted a whole section. >>> we saw a lot of views from the ground but how about this one. a special flight on alaskan airlines. university professors a meteorologist and an astronaut were on board to provide live commentary. but to get this interesting and rare view up close, it was pricey. one couple paid 21,000 bucks for the seats. >> wow. experience of a lifetime. >> i was watching the feed, coming outside, coming back. i wish i could have been there. but i wasn't. here in the bay area. cloud coverage this morning but thankfully enough cleared so we can see it here. it was the first time in nine nan years th nine years. another eclipse hitting 2024. but what you want to be around for is 245. that could last six minutes. again, august the 12thth of 245. i posted a clip on twitter and follow me. we ar

a thomas edison middle school a number one, sarah won her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady collins, john baker one for the documentary and terrorism. . . good afternoon and welcome to the new nixon library. library. i am president of the richard nixon foundation. we are honored to have so many council members here today

let's move on to national security, because that is what you are paid to do, advise on national securityelling north korea it must desist from this missile test programme. the north koreans are clearly not listening. donald trump now says it is china's fault because china is not using the influence it should. so what is the us do now? well, the first thing we do is we don't give our playbook away. that is the obama administration. they would tell you in advance what they were going to do, when they were going to mosul or do, when they were going to mosul or do xyz. we don't tell regimes north korea what we are going to do next. because that is bad when you play poker, and potentially dangerous when you talk about geopolitics. what i can tell you is that since the mar—a—lago summit, when we had high hopes of beijing exerting pressure on north korea, we wanted to exert a programme of peaceful pressure with our partners, with the un security council. it is now clear that that is not functional. it is not bringing the results. there is continued escalation by pyongyang. and now we are lookin

national guard is responding to. of the soldiers, i would like to give you a brief update on the national guard's response to hurricane harvey. our sympathy goes out to the citizens of texas and louisiana potentially. this hurricane and record aooding occurring has been great strain on families in citizense individual and our first responders. our thoughts and prayers have to be with the victims of this incident in the state of texas. we are proud of the texas guardsman who have responded. the soldiers and airmen have ton working around the clock alleviate the pain and suffering that have been experienced by the citizens in houston and southwest texas. i would like to emphasize upfront as we talk about national guard response come the training and equipment the national guard receives to fight the nation's wars also make it possible, as we rapidly respond to states needs domestically, so that federal training becomes extremely important to our ability to rapidly respond in some of the capabilities that we bring in support of civil authorities, that training we received in the federal flood allows us to apply those uni

one nation overdosed will be right back. >>> one nation overdosed, continues. >> the word epidemic gets used a lot these days but it may be the case that word is not strong enough to discuss this country's recent surge in opioid addiction. tonight we team up to show just one week in the life of america's worst drug crisis ever. here's abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: there's a true epidemic sweeping america. striking without warning. on a public bus outside philadelphia on, a street in detroit. opioids bringing thousands of americans to the brink of death. playing out on social media. people having to be revived. even by their own children. >> dad! >> and the heart breaking results, an innocent little boy dead. >> a 10-year-old boy is being called the youngest victim. >> and little girls like lilliana in new hampshire. >> he was on the bus and he got unconscious. >> how come? what did he do? >> he was smoking heroin. >> now without a father. at least 91 americans die every day from an opioid overdose. drug overdoses now kill more people than guns or car ac

all sides and the additional capabilities that come from surrounding states on the national guard side to be able to add to that. just to give you a round figure of numbers, we're looking at posturing, just on the national guard side, an additional 20,000 to 30,000 additional soldiers and airmen, that if requested could be brought in and those , capabilities include engineering, high profile vehicles, additional rotary wing assets. but those will be to finish the response phase and start into the recovery phase. just like our first responders get tired and burned out, guardsmen will also get tired and burned out as we do this. this has to be a phased approach and texas is planning for that approach not only with our organic, national guard forces, but national guard forces that could be brought in from surrounding states through emergency contacts. i would like to emphasize our response has been different than anything we have experienced before. we expect it to be much longer in terms of the response phase than what we would normally see during a hurricane just due to the n

also, ranking member of the national resources committee on public land policy and national monument reservation -- preservation. , a discussion on the oil in gas industry's interests federal land. watch live at 7:30 a.m. eastern friday. next, secretary of state rex tillerson and defense secretary >> next, a news conference with the japanese defense and foreign following their bilateral security meeting. at the top of the event, spoke about lerson oday's terrorist attack in barcelona. this is 35 minutes. >> which has the hallmarks it of yet another terrorist attack. to the our condolences loss of life and injuries that occurred to so many innocent people yet again. we will continue to monitor the situation. we stand ready to assist law enforcement, national security authorities in spain. our consulates in barcelona and our spain team are assisting americans in spain who are affected by these events. we ask your citizens in the area to let your loved ones know you're safe. terrorists around the world should know that the united states and our allies are resolved to find you and bring y

national debt. everything is going to be just fine. which is true if you are one of those 12 people who own more than they owe. everything will be fine. i am talking about the part of the national that, the entitlement programs added many trillions to the burden. interest on the national that in or6 amounted to $241 billion 1.3% of gdp. spending on social security and medicare was $2 trillion. we spent even more in 2017. the spending is formulaic and has largely capped. interest on the national that has skyrocketed. it must be refinanced every five years or so. interest rates are low now. they are heading higher. mentioned, they reached into the upper teens in the late 1970's and could go there again if inflation expectations rise. spendingwe could be 20% on debt service alone. that would put tremendous pressure on other expenditures. that would put tremendous upward pressure on tax rates and fourth .laces 20% is a nightmare scenario. please forgive my hamiltonian realism. is it we can do to get out of this mess? yes, thanks for asking. [laughter] hamilton advised

it's also the future of the child look at this child it's been leveled at some of one and brought on national television or international t.v. or a lot of people watching what is dignitaries asian that puts them on. ok small it was for unicef representative in iraq that was a reconnaissance i have thanks so much for your insight today here on out international greats have you with us today thank you so much. well he was the moral leader in the u.s. these days find out after this short break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington the washington post media the media. voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. the current situation is that there's concerns on the part of the four arab countries egypt saudi arabia emirates. as relates to policies of qatar but i have to be addressed have had a very adverse impact on national security and the case of material evidence exists in the face of policies tha

allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-b of house resolution 481, the house stands adjourned until 1:00 p.m. on friday, september 1, 2017. >> there will be one more house pro forma session coming friday. the house wl be back for legislative work on tuesday, september 5. north korea yesterday fired a astic missile over japan and the northern pacific ocean. in response, president trump said in a statement, " threatening and de-stabilizing actions only increase the north korean regime's isolation in the region and among all nations of the world. all options are on the table." book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> congressman, what he reading the summer? >> "the life and times of robert kennedy." he was a new york senator and i'm a representative from new york. he wrote an incredible book about bobby kennedy's life and it's a certainly an enjoyable read. >> boo

sarah won or her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady and sean baker won for their documentary on terrorism. and lauren, nia and haley also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you. we're asking students to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is important. >> now, house science committee ranking member idahoan -- don beye outlines the potential impact of the trump administration's decision to withdraw from the paris climate change agreement. this is 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. welcome. thank you very much for your attention. i'm steve mosley, recently elected president of the una, united nations association national capital area chapter, and i'm just pleased and tickled, frankly, to see on an

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council resolution and strong statements made by the asean nations and others around the world, we all seek denuclearization of north korea. we call on all nations to fully enforce the un security council resolution, imposing additional sanctions on the regime in north korea. we will remain vigilant against the north korean threats through our military preparedness. the united states will honor our treaty agreements with japan without reservation, whether in times of peace or in the face of conflict. we will also cooperate to advance trilateral and multilateral security and defense cooperation with other partners in the region, notably the republic of korea, australia, india, and other southeast asian countries. we also discussed our concern about the security environment in the east china sea and south china sea. the united states and japan oppose any unilateral action that seeks to undermine japan's administration of the islands and we reaffirm article five of the u.s.-japan security treaty that covers these islands. we also oppose militarization activity in the south china sea. maritime disputes should be settled peacefully and ma

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is our national security in good shape when we're on the enl of a conflict with north korea? >> the national security council. really good point given what's going on in the world. the roundtable is staying with

that is the core was done and he's entirely focused on national unity, creating a national character. and doing it through education. the greatest team of ghostwriters in history. hamilton does the second draft and plays him off his politics were he can claim the lion's share of credit for the words, not the ideas. to your point, he gets back together, the band of brothers and does the federalist papers. it is a wonderful moment where we found out hamilton nj did the final edit. it's july of 1796. mj is the elder pair of eyes. he and hamilton had a complicated relationship. a little bit father-son, a little bit hotheaded. and washington really tried to restrain his anger much like eisenhower. he felt he didn't have any advantages and was really struggling. musical,hamilton, the the song "one last time" was about the farewell address. the important precedent is this. it's not just that he sets the two-term tradition which was also not a given. there was an assumption that residents could stay in office forever. it would've been perfectly logical. two-term precedent which becomes part o

one party, one nation, one religion. these men had won their struggle for power. they now ruled all of germany. still they had trouble with the oldest and most persistent enemy, the truth. they found the truth does not die easily. and so they decided to abolish truth. one great source of truth is literature, so they burned books. 20 million of them. many great men in germany who were spokesmen for truth were jailed or driven from the country, teachers, writers, scientist. education was discouraged. in five years college attendance dropped 53%. it was forbidden to listen to a broish radio program or read an american newspaper. in nazi germany you had to get your information from dr. gesher he knew what was best for you. the church was one force in germy to proclaim the church in public. this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immortality. the pros stant church tried to fight. there were others who spoke for truth and i'm proud to say educators were among them. what is an area? i don't know myself. but let us see what our so-called authorit

nation too often forget. a wound inflicted upon a single member of our community is a .ound inflicted upon us all when one partf america hurts, we all hurt. citizen suffers an injustice, we all suffer together. loyalty to our nation demands loyalty to one another. love for america requires love for all of its people. when we open our hearts to patriotism, there is no room for prejudice, no place for bigotry, and no tolerance for hate. the young men and women we send wars abroad deserve to return to a country that is not at war with itself at home. we cannot remain a force for peace in the world if we are not at with each other. to defeat our bravest our enemies overseas, and we will always win, let us find the courage to heal our divisions within. let us make a simple promise to the men and women we ask to fight in our name that when they return home from battle they will find a country that has renewed the sacred bonds of love and loyalty that unite us together as one. thanks to the vigilance and skill of the american military and out of -- and of our many allies throughout the world, horrors on the scale of

supremicism >>> the president this past week called the opioid crisis a national emergency. one of the deadliest drugs sweeping through many communities now is fentanyl. it's made with chemicals in a lab, chemicals commonly produced in china and it's becoming easy for americans to obtain as jacob soboroff found out in his series, one nation overdoses. >> reporter: the synthetic opiod fentanyl is causing carnage like you've never seen. and investigators say it's only a click away. >> it's causing carnage like you've never seen. >> reporter: back at my desk, the nbc los angeles bureau, my producers decided to put that to the test. >> buy fentanyl. the first thing that pops up is buy 3m fentanyl online from ching labs. it clearly acknowledges the deadly affects still they offer to sell it directly to the united states. so my name we've come up with a fake name. richard stevens. i am interested in getting fentanyl sent to us in the united states. submit. and then just a few minutes later, whoa, he already came through. hello, we have a very potent fentanyl analog. we ship to u.s. we

people and protect the american people and promote american prosperity. >> should his word be taken on national security policy or not? >> i have not seen anything he said lately. i've been folk -- >> he said rex tillerson -- when he said everybody can sleep well at night, he said to the bbc, we should not take him at his word. military matters aren't his lane. >> we should always take secretary of state tillerson at his word. he is a talented leader and diplomat. what's different i think about president trump's approach in this administration is we have been able to achieve a very high integration of military efforts but really military efforts to support diplomatic efforts and economic efforts. i think what you are seeing with the problems associated with north korea but others as well is a tight integration of all elements of national power done so in an effort to move forward with our allies and partners. >> you have -- this was this memo written by a gentleman you have fired, richard higgins. it was frankly some conspiratorial stuff, he put everybody in there, global i have and islamics, r

one party, one nation, one religion. these men had won their struggle for power.y now ruled all of germany. but still they had trouble with their oldest and most persistent enemy, the truth. they found the truth does not die easily. and so they decided to abolish truth. one great source of truth is literature. so they burned books. 20 million of them. many great men in germany who spoke the truth were jailed or driven from the country. teachers. scientists. education was discouraged. in five years college attendance dropped 53%. it was forbidden to listen to a british radio program or read an american newspaper. in nazi germany you had to get your information from this man. he knew what was best for you. the church was one force in germany you couldn't watch things on tv that disagreed with settler. greatest scientists disprove the theory. he was non-arians we had to leave germany. nazis having sold the line, were not supportive of albert einstein. he was strong enough to proclaim the truth in public. >> no doubt it is possible that we christians are in a grave da

and we pledge our allegiance to one nation under god. you always understood what washington, d.c. love for fellow citizens and struggling americans who have been left behind and love for every american child who deserves a chance to have all of their dreams come true. from the sun belt to the rust belt from east to west and north to south, our movement is built on the conviction that every american from every background is entitled to a government that puts their needs first. it's finally time to rebuild our country and take care of our people and fight for the jobs our great american workers deserve and that's what we're doing. after our amazing election victory, the forgotten men and women -- remember we spoke about them before the election, they're not forgotten. they're not forgotten anymore. in fact they're trying to figure you out. they're saying the obstructionist. how do we get them to vote for us. i don't think that's going to happen anytime soon. we believe every american has the right to live with dignity. respect for america demands respect for all of its people. loyalt

the schedule released today, the warriors on national tv31 times in the regular season.ph, kd and the rest of the dubs the darlings of the league after win two of the past athlete nba titles. between abc, espn and tnt, more than a third of the regular season games will be seen nationally and every playoff game on national television, as well. christmas day hosting the cabs. january 20th at houston. the following saturday home for boston. february 10th against san antonio, february 24th against okc and march 11th at minnesota. it was exactly a year ago today that colin kaepernick began protests during the national anthem that started a national discussion. certainly is now a factor in him being unemployed. new raider marshawn lynch sat down during the anthem before the raiders first pre-season game. his old teammate michael bennett did the same thing saying the events that took place in charlottesville over the weekend factored into his decision. >> i love the military. my father is in the mirit. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other amer

we're one community and we're one nation. stand under one flag and we show that respect to anybody comes in and one thing about texas, i came from arkansas and texas got a big hold heart and they of showed it this week with us. >> jimmy kendrick, the mayor of fulton weather fulton, with a long road ahead but the right attitude. we're glad you're safe. thanks for taking the time to talk to us. >> thank you. god bless rich monday. we'll pray for richmond and houston because they're about go through what we've gone through. >> we are watching rescue pictures which continue dom in. it's just extraordinary that day after day after day under the most trying of circumstances and what must be growing exhaustion for these folks they're just continuing to go out and answer the call as the mayor says, we show as a country time and time again in times of need we are one nation. (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll ca

>> you don't get to tell me to shut up on national television. >> hold on. >> i'm sorry. under no circumstances do you get to speak to me in that matter. you should exhibit some decorum. >> both of you stop for a second. simone, ken? simone? ken and simone, hold on a second. you need a reset. ken, you don't want to use language like that when you're talking to simone. you can disagree but don't talk like this on this show. >> i keep getting interrupted. >> we don't tell people to shut up on this show. you can stand up for yourself and still be civil. >> how do i keep talking when people keep interrupting me? >> simone, i apologize for that. we don't talk to people like that on this show. and ken, i know you don't meend mooen to insult somebody like that on this show. >> of course not but i can't be walked over for over and over and over. let's be really clear here. step one, you had a local blogger protesting the removal of the confederate statue. that guy was also connected, it looks like, to these outside groups. that permit was an excuse to bring these people in. and t

safe with the election taking german chancellor chats to you tube bloggers delays facing arrivals on national t.v. . first of all in seventeenth of august here in moscow just turned ten am my name is kevin good morning from me in the headlines from r.t. this this channel is campaigning to try and help reunite orphaned russian speaking children who've been left stranded in iraq it's understood they were taken there by radicalized payer and sued joint islamic state we've been appealing for anyone who might recognize the youngsters shown in our reports to get in touch and it's likely indeed that we may have found some of the families among the responses we've had now in the iraqi orphanage itself there are new arrivals coming in let me bring you the story in a little merrier. she's in a fragile state shelf and cries she says she's often in a lot of pain from her many injuries in a patrol describes the old deal this little girl's gone through. the phone call to that very same shelter the voice on the other end says another girl has just been brought in from mosul. but it could be too early to tal

made of many peoples, one nation under god. joseph, forth george, media, maryland. good morning.land caller: i think this is morals political in nature that i think it's rather coincidental that all this racial and national divide happens when donald trump takes office. and i think there's morals a political agenda that is driving this narrative. i grew up in virginia. i grew up in appomattox to be more specific and i spent a lot of time in charlottesville and there's festivals down there, everything. and i've never personally experienced or seen any type of racism. now, we grow up with the confederate flag everywhere. it's where the civil war ended. i grew up five minutes away from the courthouse. and these people that i live with still, white, black, mexican, i mean, we even had a muslim community right down the road write used to live. and there is no divide whatsoever. now, i'm not denying that racism exists in this nation but what i am going to say is i think it is rather peculiar that you have the 2018 elections coming up.

election trail we know that and she said the reaching out to younger voters so the facing rivals on national t.v. she's been chatting to. tell you about. still you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. for new socks for the tell you the lobby gossip the public record. highs and tell me you are not cool enough to buy their products. all the hawks that we all love walking. the german chancellor seems to be taking the easy road back home to the election triangle and put all facing our rivals on live t.v. by rejecting the terms parlay instead she was chatting to bloggers on you tube next looks at why she might be taking the softer option. angler merkel should be feeling energized and a fresh after her three week break in the italian alps but judging from her latest election campaigning looks like she's still in vacation mode the chancellor spent time talking politics with several young you tube celebrities here in germany one of them is a video blogger that specializes in german izing american pop hits another is a lifestyle blog wher

also, ranking member of the national resources committee on public land policy and national monument preservation. finally, western energy alliance gasident discusses the interest in federal land. be sure to watch "washington journal," live on friday morning. join the discussion. >> friday, the u.s. commission on civil rights examines the justice department enforcement of the voting rights act feared members will also look at the impact of the supreme court decision striking down section five, which monitored changes to voting rights and areas with a history of voting discrimination. we will have live coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org and streaming on the c-span radio app. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. house ways and means committee chair kevin brady held a news conference at the reagan ranch in santa barbara, california on gop efforts to reform the tax code. this is 35 minutes. rep. brady: good afterno

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it is incredible. >> reporter: one nation indivisible under one sun and moon.rs, nbc news, carbondale, illinois. >> pretty exciting day today. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> "extra" remembers the legendary jerry lewis. >> you like my glasses. >> gone at 91, his final days, his headline making final interview. >> have you ever thought about retiring? >> why? >> his rise to fame with martin and lewis. the telethon that raised billions. >> what was it like working with jerry. >> the stars remembering the icon today. p>>> plus, health battles, weigt gain, depression. the personal pain behind the laughs. >> i came so close to ending it all. >> then america mourns another icon, dick gregory. >> he was a personal hero of mine. today is a great moment, we shared over the years. >>> jay z speaks out for the first time about his elevator smackdown with beyonce's sister. >>> britney's proving she doesn't lip sync. >

and fringe right wing personality mike cernavich is soliciting tips on the national security advisor mcmaster leaks.com, using imagery of mcmaster being controlled by a puppet, a cartoon, the antidefamation league calls anti-semitic. a national security staffer who worked for george w. bush says it's unconscionable. >> i think there is an extraordinary amount of back stabbing going on. >> reporter: with retired general john kelly as chief of staff, there may be a willingness to allow mcmaster latitude to run the nsc. whether mcmaster stays on the job may depend on kelly's influence on the president. one current administration official tells cnn kelly and defense secretary james mattis are pressing for west wing stability. >> i think general kelly is going to protect h.r. mcmaster because i think this is part of what he is trying to do and that's guarantee that we have a cohesive, crisp decision-making process and that's what the white house needs right now because it's been a rough ride for the last six months. >> reporter: and general mcmaster may indeed be that voice of stability i