patty runs gatorama with her husband, allen. >> patty and i, we met when we were 14 years old in junior high school. it was kind of funny because i told my best friend, i said, "that's the girl that i'm gonna marry." >> their son ben is gatorama's official crocodilian wrangler. >> hi. how's everybody doing today? so, where's everybody from? tennessee. i'll count slow for you. >> ben can't resist bringing a reporter from new york into the show. >> come on up here, crocodile. come on. >> he's got that evil-eye thing going. come on. come on, come on. up, up, up, up. yeah! whoo-whoo! [ applause ] tourism is about half of gatorama's business. >> i could see a vest out of this. i think you need to get me one. >> [ chuckles ] >> the other half is farming gators for skins and meat. >> the value of the skin would probably be around $600, maybe $650. >> this pile alone could be worth more than $5,000. [ country-folk music plays ] so, how do you hatch an enterprise like this? therein lies the tale of a strange inheritance, one that involves native floridians both four- and two-legged, starting wit

patti ann? >> meanwhile, trump and heidi cruz actually on the same when it comes to an old controversy. >> reporter: yeah. on friday, little notice was heidi cruz's remark, campaigning alongside carly fiorina, ted cruz's would-be running mate, suggested that her husband could unite the party in part because he's an immigrant. and that caught the attention of donald trump who has long been saying ted cruz born in canada shouldn't be eligible for the presidency. here's what heidi cruz said on friday. >> ted is an immigrant. he is hispanic. we can unify this party. we have libertarians joining our cause. i have people every day from the democrat party telling me that they re-registered to vote for ted as a republican so they understand what he stands for and he represents american values. >> reporter: mrs. cruz also made the argument that ted cruz is much stronger than women than donald trump would be. here's trump's response with a decided emphasis on an issue he was eager to talk about, ted cruz

patti! patti! much.. >> james wright who shot to stardom after his famous video by patti labelle pies he stopsp by good day. katie perry hacked with tweet t aimed at taylor. oprah taking a queue fromuero beyonce' plus a new role for the rock. celebrity dish coming up next.o. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> it is time for celebrity dish. >> first up, kate perry's twitter was hack last night.y the first tweet included the hash tag hackers going hack. and was followed by a handful ou offensive tweets to the pop star's 89 million followers anda then perry tweeted swift who shs is reportedly feuding withdi w saying miss you baby.ab those tweets were deleted about 20 minutes later. no word on i20f the hackers were caught.

patty ann? >> thank you. you can catch more political coverage on fox news sunday and andrew with trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. that is all tomorrow on fox news sunday. check your local listings. >>> bernie sanders burn p -- burning up the campaign trail rally in california. he had more than 400 democratic delegates up for grabs, california is the biggest prize. it could be a tight race. sanders is closing in on hillary clinton. but making little mention of her on the trail today instead of donald trump. >> i hope that he will change his mind again and have the guts to stand up and have a debate p. >> my first question to donald trump, why he thinks it is a good idea to insult mexicans and muslims and women and veterans? >> all right. will carr is live in los angeles. what else is sanders saying today? >> reporter: patty ann, he is fired up and riding a wave of energy after that last poll from the public policy upon institute that shows him two points behind hillary clinton. that is important. jus

. >> charlie and patti keefer have one of the best stories of how they met and fell in love. party in 1951 they say an earthquake hit. they grabbed hold of each other and haven't let go since. it's not the only part of their family history we're glad they share. when history is on the menu, one will almost always find a keefer somewhere near the table, be that charlie, his wife patti or more aoften than not both. this couple has volunteered for too many groups to list. >> you don't have enough time. and we don't have enough time. >> everybody, we got a wave. . not enough time perhaps because lately charlie and patti have had a train to catch. >> we want to welcome everybody aboard. >> twice a month this summer the keefers are boarding the coast starlight in san jose headed to san luis obispo. as part of the trailing and rails the keefers have been asked to give a presentation about the history along these tracks, a route that mirrors the expedition of 1775. one that brought the first european families to california. including -- >> marie delos angeles castro who was my great

patty hearst has been taken into custody.was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she repli replies, urban guerrilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse, and that theref

be that charlie kiefer, his wife patty or more often than not, both. in fact, over the past 25 years, this couple has volunteered for, well, for too many groups to lift. >> you haven't got enough time and we don't have enough time. >> here it comes. okay, everybody. we've got to wave. not enough time, perhaps, because lately, charlie and patty have had a train to catch. >> we want to welcome everybody aboard. >> twice a month this summer, the kiefers are boarding amtrak's co-star light in san jose headed to san luis obispo. >> you should start looking for the mission bells. >> as part of a partnership between amtrak and the national park service called trails and rails, the kiefers have been asked to give a presentation about the history along these tracks, a route that mirrors the deanza expedition of 1775, one that brought the first european families to california including -- >> marie delos angeles castro who was my great-great-great grandmother. three greats. >> very few people know about the anza trail. >> it wasn't until later in his life that ch

in museums or now on the rail each bringing to the program, his or her own strength, patty researchingnd writing out everything she says. >> this is beautiful what you're doing. just beautiful. >> charlie, more of an ad-libber, and tangent taker. >> it is all those things. he can talk, oh, my god, can he talk. >> the days are long on the train for these two. 14 hours door-to-door. still, they say, the work is worth it to keep their family's history alive. >> thank you, all. >> and hopefully keep their fellow travelers entertained. >> in addition to the trails and rails this summer, charlie and patty are working hard to raise money for the state's next historic state park. the castro adobe in watsonville, also with a connection to their family's history. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know of somebody doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you, go to our website and search bay area proud. >>> still to come, sorting through the debris of egyptair plane crash. the key piece investigators still need to find in order to better understand what happened.

patty writing out everything she says. >> this is beautiful what you're doing. just beautiful. >> reporter: charlie more of anned an ad libber. >> he can talk. >> reporter: the days are long on the train for these two. 14 hours door-to-door. still, they say, the work is worth it. to keep their family's history alive. >> thank you all. have a good rest of the day. >> reporter: and hopefully keep their fellow travelers entertained. in addition to the trails and rails this summer, charlie and patty are working hard to raise money for the state's next historic state park. the castro adobe in watsonville and also with a connection to their family's history. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that would be a fun train ride and a fun couple. >> indeed. we'll be right back. we've all heard of the 100 yard dash. but what about a 100 year old, running the 100 yard dash. >>> well, you've all heard of the 100-yard dash but this is a story about a 100-year dash. that lady right there, 100 years old running that 100-yard dash. she is a retired south carolina teacher and she

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and wes is cooking up a strawberry jam to give the patty some kick.ou add tater tots. and vegetarians can also get a veg burger fix. for the beef patty purists.his tips for backyard burgers. use ground brisket on hot iron. and. what else you going to use for america's favorite fun food? in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36 month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. good morning and welcome to the kron four news weekend. taking this live look outside from our embarcadero camera. we are expecting a beautiful sunday morning today. i'm marty gonzalez. i'm joined by rebecca strom with your weekend forecast. >> rebecca: the east bay that's a much peninsula bayside area you will experience little more cooling have a thought clot willis libraries it will wrap up the a beautiful day today a

do you agree with jay, patti? essentially we're saying democrats are complacent. >> look, i do agree with jay. i worked with jay. i like jay very much and he's very smart. first of all, it's really difficult to observe the republican primary and underestimate donald trump, what he accomplished is really a fantastic feat. and yesterday, you know, when you look at his meetings he had with paul ryan and republican members of the house and senate, i mean, you see these prominent stabment leestablishment leader doing contortions to get to a place where they can support and endorse donald trump and they're doing so because unless they don't, they're basically handing over the presidency and likely the senate to democrats. and so i think before the convention we're going to see a united republican party, and that means that donald trump is going to get 90% of republicans and hillary clinton is going to get 90% of democrats, and it's going to be a close race. >> so angela, patti says this is real, but i want to get your t

patty, what do we do? >> we do an assessment.irways breathing, circulation, disability, exposure. we try to address them based on severity. airway imperative. >> you have a cat scan over here? >> we do different modalities where we scan you we do a cat scan to look inside your brain to make sure there is fwleeding, no fracture. these are the plain x-rays, still valuable tools to x-raecs what's in the body. i use a pelvic sling. many times you can get a pelvis injury. we use velcro straps to tighten it up to stop the bleeding. >> what is this thing? >> ebio. it's a power tool. we actually take iv's and we put them in to bones. they started this practice in the military. you will take an iv needle and you will put it on the drill and literally drill it into the bone and that will allow us quick and easy access into the circulatory system. most people didn't know the circumstance law tory system is also inside your bones. >> if someone lost fluid. >> we have the rapid infuser it can infuse saline into blood and blood products in min

the test is limited to its quarter pounder patties. this comes as mcdonald's is fighting to turn around the business. now it's looking at improving core menu items. mcdonald's has more than 14,000 locations in the us, making it the biggest burger chain. >>> and walmart testing out a new today subscription service -- shipping service. last year walmart started to experiment with a three day shipping service called shipping pass that gave members three dave shipping -- three day shipping for $50 per year. now they will get free two-day shipping for $49 per year. standard shipping from walmart.com usually takes about a week. >>> a computer glitch at phoenix airport causing a lot of problems. many people are waking up without their luggage this morning. the issue was resolved late last night but not before thousands of bags for left behind. the machines used to screen luggage stopped working so agents edison the bags two other airports to be properly screened. agents tested the system overnight to make sure it's ready for today's flight. >

. >> one of her supporters is here with us, patti solis doyle, patty, unforced error, how would you describe what we're now seeing? >> it was a mistake, admit d it was a mistake, shouldn't have done it. there's going -- she's going to pay a political price for it. but i haven't read the report. it just came out. it seems though from what i have read is that there was systemic problems within the state department dealing with other secretaries of states in terms of e-mails and production of e-mails for the press. it was a mistake, but we have to see what the fbi comes up with. right now we have seen reporting that there's no criminal -- >> that just keeps us going. >> this is only the first -- >> the fbi comes out and says there's no criminal and nobody -- not only of her but any of her aids and i think a lot of this goes away. >> bill press, the guy you support for president, bernie sanders said i'm sick and tired of hearing about these damned e-mails. well, the primaries are not over. what do you expect bernie sanders to say about it now? do you think he should bring it up now that there is

i am patty ann brown. beauty and the beast when kate met chapo starts now. holding the win or take all republican primary. ♪ [ playing the national anthem ] ♪ >>> good morning. it is sunday, may 8, 2016. i'm abby huntsman. a fox news alert. a security breach after a mysterious man sneaks past security and vanishes into the nearby east river. now police are deploying deep water divers to find the man. >>> and donald trump not wasting any time. he's already going after bill clinton. >> he lies. you remember the famous i did not have sex with that woman and then a couple of months later, i'm guilty. and she's taking negative ads on me. >> the clintons say they're not either bothe

everything about being married to patty is wonderful. brian: what role has she played as this parkinson's has progressed? michael: she is very good at making sure i behave myself, that i take my pills, and do my exercise and all that sort of stuff. it is just very nice to have nice to complain to when things are getting bad and so on. brian: if you've had a bad day, what happens? only there may be something you can't do. although, there are very few of those. i stopped driving at patty's insistence. , the hardesty thing to accommodate. brian: you talk about that as it relates to other people. what is the impact you have found? men morepecially for than women, although i think -- it's not just an inconvenience. there is a sense of freedom about having a car and being able to get up and go where ever you want to go, that is hard to give up. brian: you talk about in your book, about losing your edge. you are worried more about that than almost anything. what does that mean question mean --? what a numerologist told me after i was diagnosed,

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that's what patty doyle said. alex, jackie, patty, mark. great to see you guys.you very much. and thank you for joining us at this hour. john, feel better. "legal view with ashleigh banfield" starts. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield, welcome to "legal view." breaking news on primary day in indiana and if it wasn't clear how much the hoosier state meant to ted cruz, you need to hear the texas senator and the struggling presidential hopeful unloading on gop front-runner donald trump, whose nomination may be all but sealed in indiana. here's what ted cruz told voters moments ago in evansville. >> donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. now, let's be clear. this is

they're testing fresh patties at 14 restaurants in dallas. it says it's he too early to say if they can replace frozen patties nationally. the test comes as t making giant fights slumping sales. the company has said it's looking to improve its core menu items. we'll see how it goes.depends o. a lot of >>> just north of baghdad, gunman storm a cafe and when police arrive, suicide bomber detonate their vests. 13 dead, 15 wounded. and is this on the heels of a two day wave of bombings that has killed already nearly 100 people. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> coming up on 5:23. today marks the first annual go go music day. several bands arele music all in an effort to remember the godfather of go go, chuck brown four years after his death. ♪ >> show me love debuted right here on news 4. it's a tribute to brown and d.c., the city he the new lead singer says it's a perfect way to remember brown and keep go go music alive. ♪ born in the city, beginning wasn't pretty, teachers said we couldn't make it. those into lines, so much of a struggl

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. >> i'm patti ann brown. trump making appearances in california promising to help fix the state's water crisis. bernie sanders also making a run through the golden state today holding one of three rallies in santa maria after trump ruled out the possibility of a debate between the two. >> all right. let's get started. we have fox team coverage on all of this with will carr covering the democrats. but first let's begin with rich edson live in washington. >> good afternoon. donald trump brought his campaign to san diego. a city near the largest mexican border crossing in the united states. that brought hundreds of protesters. trump has called to build a massive wall on the border and deport millions here illegally. 35 were arrested. trump continues campaigning in california. he has enough delegates to secure the republican nomination. he's looking beyond the june 7th primary there. trump says he can become the first republican in nearly 30 years to capture the california state in general election. >> i am going

. >> patty, i you will start with you, is this a crisis? has it reached crisis level and is it harming our economy? >> it's not a crisis, there's a concern, right, because it's over a trillion dollars and for an individual house that could be considered a crisis. however, it is with the federal government these dollars, so it's more around how do we keep it from getting out of control, it's not going to necessarily impact our economy at the present time. >> i want to talk about loan responsibility, about the difference for when parents, students are on the hook, either students themselves, sor parent or both? >> it depends, there's different kinds of loans that you take. who is responsible depends on who took on the obligation. the classic student loans that come through with the financial aid package, those are the responsibility of the student, sometimes families need more help to close the gap to afford tuition and that is when parent-s will go out and take out loans and they can do it either through a government backed fund called the p

. >> sean: and then, second course, patty melt split. ♪ >> anthony: oh, patty melt. >> sean: oh, pattyy delicious? >> anthony: oh, god damn. >> sean: that's not insanely delicious. >> waitress: no meal is complete without sunny side up eggs, okay? >> anthony: oh yeah. >> sean: and then a green salad with some thousand island dressing would be the amazing. would you rather have thin-cut pork chops or t-bone? >> anthony: i would like both. >> sean: heinz 57's the best, man. one of the more complex sauces in the american repertoire. >> anthony: what the -- really? >> sean: you want to talk shit about it. this is -- this is sauce work. trust me, this is gonna change your life. >> anthony: now that's wrong, man, come on. >> sean: mm. this is a brilliant human being who had a recipe. it was amazing and he got a bad rap. >> anthony: you're talking about like ronald mcdonald. "he had a good idea." no, you're wrong. i'm sorry. here's where we part ways, my friend. here's my sauce. after a few bites of waffle, a burger, a hunk of generic t-bone and some hash browns, one feels drawn right to the

this scandal calls into question her judgment and that's why it's so potent for the republicans. >> pattia report is out but, look, she's getting attention because she's running for president and she's in the middle of the choices with a 35-year public services and real ideas about how to make this country better. with no ideas, i think voters are going to choose hillary clinton. >> because of my friend mr. jimmy kimmel, there's a prospect of a possible debate between bernie sanders and donald trump. bernie sanders has been trying to get donald trump to debate in california. take a listen to what mr. trump had to say about this. >> if we can raise 10 or $15 million for charity, which is an appropriate amount, i think it would get very high ratings. it should be in a big arena somewhere and we can have a lot of fun with it. i'd love to debate bernie. >> i hope this happens. >> send in your nickels and dimes and go to the charity afterwards. i think it's an interesting prospect in the trumpian way. i think it would be interesting to see them agree on things when they were talking about trad

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they tend to a 6,000 square meter rice patti with most working age adults in the city.lderly are left to farm the fields themselves. with her grandparents so occupied, huiping often spends many long hours along in the big house. recently, though, she's been spending time talking with a special companion. her favorite doll. when she's alone, she never let's go of her. she's become the most dependable and comforting member of the family. >> shu believes parents should give priority to being with their children, even if it means reducing their income. his suggestions aren't taken seriously. he visited five homes today. he says he sometimes feels helpless as the children's emotional suffering isn't really considered by the parents. sanjian is a neighboring town to jiafeng. at 8:00 a.m. every weekend, children from all over the district make their way toward a building in town. called the center for left behind children, it's a place dedicated to youngsters whose parents are away. shu began volunteering at the facility in 2006 after he retired from teaching. the center, fund

this is kamau bell. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm just going to hug you. >> patty is part of a task force that counter what she says is thomas robb's agenda. to discourage anyone who's not white from moving into town. >> as i'm driving into town, there's this sign that seems like it's telling me to turn around. you know. >> that's a victory for them. that's exactly what they want. you know, they didn't even have the bravery to put their name on it. so it's almost cowardly. >> and who do you think it is? >> it's a family business. it's what they do. >> this man thomas robb. >> they not only know who he is. thomas robb knows all about the task force too. >> we've been attacked as a group. we've been attacked personally, individually. >> the main personality behind the task force is patty and caroline and lane. it is this white guilt which has taken your spirit -- >> if you meet him in town, he's very meek and mild. he would probably stop and help change your tire. not many -- i don't know about you. but he would -- [ laughter ] let me rephrase that. he would stop and help me change my tire. >> o

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joe, unfortunately, we'll get your take on it next time. >> councilman, josh, patti, and dan, thanks so much. >>> he is a former presidential candidate who supported marco rubio this year. now he says he is ready to back donald trump. but will other republicans follow suit? we're joined by former minnesota governor tim pawlenty shortly. >> professionally known as t. paw. >>> plus, donald trump is on the hunt. trump says he would consider former rivals to be his running mate so what are the chances? oh, don't worry, trump tells us precisely what he says the odds are. but would a rival like marco rubio sign on? let us take you to the not so distant past. >> this is a con job where he's going to americans that are struggling, americans that are hurting, and he's implying i'm fighting for you because i'm a tough guy. a tough guy? this guy inherited $200 million. he's never faced any struggle. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only

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she's patty methvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> well, it broke my heart first. a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? i mean, how do you counter a billboard that doesn't have an author? >> yes. because there's no website. there's no name. there's nobody claiming credit. there's no address. it's just a billboard. >> right, it's just the billboard. >> now, the people of harrison don't actually know who's responsible for this sign. but if i was placing a bet, i'd guess this guy. >> harrison became a better place to live without its negroes. >> the guy so racist he pronounces negroes "nigroes." pastor thomas robb is leader of the knights party of the ku klux klan, a powerful local kkk group with a large internet presence. robb has been known for years for his attempts to soften the image of the kkk. it's a stab at 21st-century rebranding. >> i don't hate black people, but i do love my people more. >> robb has replaced the white hood with a suit and tie, but the message is still the same. >> because diversity is a

>> she watches. >> that's right, patti. just like the rest of us, she watches. >> a lot of the bernie supporters will go to trump. that's why it's good to have that debate. >> we'll see. donald trump says debating bernie sanders would be a dream, his words, but some democrats like let's say a former secretary of state who is also a former senator from new york who is also married to a former president, she might think of it more as a nightmare. and one of her top supporters is calling bs on the whole thing as they try to unite the party. >>> plus, they were bitter rivals. that's an understatement. but now donald trump may be leading the draft marco movement telling him he should run for his senate seat once again. you cannot make this stuff up. we're going to hear from marco rubio ahead. >>> and while trump and clinton battle historically high disapproval ratings, another party is plotting a way to win over voters. right now the libertarian party is holding its convention. where their pick could be a player this sickle. ycl

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tomorrow morning is the best chance to see patty drizzle. eventually even sunshine coming through. juror whether for the weekend. and look at the 7 day forecast off of our first commercial break. >> pam:tonight. a mother and child are dead in the east bay. their deaths occurred when the s-u-v they were riding in. was trapped on train tracks and hit. >> pam:it happened at a train crossing known in the past for being dangerous. this was the scene in san leandro this afternoon. the amtrak train and s-u-v collided at washington avenue and chapman road. investigators say the mom and child were in traffic -- stuck on the tracks -- when they were hit. >> pam:tonight, we are learning more about the victims. who lived in oakland. kron4's j-r stone has more. >> pam: 1 man who works nearby says when he heard at the time of the accident. >> normally they hit the horn. but this time i did not hear it hit it landed right at the train tracks. and it was a lot of traffic every day, we deal with this traffic there >> pam: were 39 passengers on the train and none of them were injured. the passengers

. >> here to get us rolling is the host of patty's mexican table, patty henish. so good to see you.d easy. easy. >> want to start with the margarita, otherwise it doesn't count. >> this is a coco lime margarita. coconut tequila and coconut cream and then some coconut flakes with a little lime zest. >> yum? >> wow! >> perfect. >> let's just -- >> how do you even top that. that's delicious. so good. >> so we're going to make some shrimp, avocado and mango rolls with bacon. the bacon and mango. i love using champagne mango and avocado. you can make these in ten minutes or less at home. fry the bacon and then remove the bacon. >> you want it crispy. >> nice and crispy. and in that rendered bacon fat you add the shallots and the garl garlic. d it's goingtasty. >> you just fry that up? >> yes. and then you cook it for like a minute and you have these. then you add some mustard. >> any particular kind? >> grey poupon? >> dijon mustard. >> can you go mild? >> of course you can. >> and honey and sherry vinegar and then you mix that up. and you make a vinaigrette. and then in here you add a r

patty in virginia. patty, do you work at the pentagon now? caller: no, i worked there for 20 years. i now work for the director of national intelligence. host: so tell us, patty, who's your choice for commander-in-chief? what qualities because of your experience, what qualities does a commander-in-chief need to have and do you see that in any of these candidates? caller: yeah. i mean, i have been in washington working national security for over 27 years now. and i say that the first point i want to make about hillary clinton is the only choice for commander-in-chief is that she has lived through in the inside on dilemmas facing us over the last 15, 20 years, regarding the changing nature of warfare. she understands that counterinsurgency has nothing to do with the size of the military or the size of our weapons or how many nukes we have or how, you know, how bolster -- boastful we are about our power. we are bigger than the next seven nations together in terms of our military. so to say that the obama administration has torn down the military is ridiculous. made it smaller, made it

everything about being married to patty is wonderful.yed,hat role has she and you have been married since 2002. what role has she played since your parkinson's has regressed? michael: she is good at making sure i behave myself and take my pills, exercise and all of that stuff. and of course, it is very nice to have someone nice to complain to when things are getting bad and so on in so forth. brian: if you have had a bad day, what happens? michael: -- brian: what is the difference between a normal day and a bad day? michael: only there may be something i cannot do. although, there are very few of those. i have stopped driving at patty's insistence. that is the hardest thing to accommodate. brian: you talk about that as it relates to other people as they have to stop. what is the impact you have found it has on people? michael: especially men more than women, although i think both genders -- it is not just an inconvenience. there is a sense of freedom about having a car and being able to go wherever you want to go. that is hard to give up

(cheers and applause) we drink on st patty's day for the irish.ink on oktoberfest for the germans, and we drink on thanksgiving to forget what we did to native americans. (applause) speaking of atrocities, donald trump. (laughter) is donald trump here tonight? no? good. that'll make this easier. trump gave his own nod to cinco de mayo. on twitter. he posted: "happy cinco de mayo! the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics!" (audience reacts) okay, hispanics? the outreach has begun! and he's reaching as far as the trump tower grill! of course, not all hispanics love donald trump. today, boxing legend oscar de la hoya claimed that donald trump is a cheater on the golf course. after nine holes, he leaves the golf course for a younger one. (audience reacts) i know. it's true. it's true. yeah. true. it's called "making the turn." (laughter) i don't know if i could ever play golf with donald trump because i'd keep trying to putt my ball into his mouth to get a free game. (applause) of course, no scandal can touch trump now becau

testing out the fresh meat patty is going to determine what works and what doesn't. for the more than 14- thousand other locations in the u-s. >> pam: mcdonalds says, it is still too early to tell if fresh beef will replace the frozen patties. nationally. bc-us-- >> vicki: yes pam, this is a bill that had a lot of people talking with a high- speed chase. --this is a video >> vicki: find out what happened to the police and vault coming up at 8:00. we will see you then. pam? back to you! >> pam:thanks, vivki!-- vicki! >> pam:was kelly ripa trying to send a message? some say so. because of what she wore on michael strahan's last day. >> pam:and wait until you see the message john legend has. for people who are going after his wife. >> pam:tanner thomason has it all, in the hollywood today live >> reporter:hey guys, i'm tanner thomason from hollywood today live, this is the htl daily wrap. >> reporter:"empire" fans are freaking out! on last night's episode, jamal, played by jussie smollett, was rumors are flying that we won't see him again on the show. after it aired, ju