baskin-robbins, the world's largest ice cream chain. you know how huge they are?wide. 2500 in the u.s. they are unveiling a platform that allows you to order a cake on the internet. the ice cream company has been struggling over the past few years so they came up with this idea. will the online platform be its recipe for success? here with us exclusively, dunkin brand ceo, nigel travis. you unveiled this online cake ordering. how have the orders been? talk about numbers and flow? >> we're pleased with the start of this. it will be something that we builds over time, liz. the great thing with this, we're giving to our consumers control of choosing their cake. we have large variety of cakes they can choose from. most of our cakes are actually made in store. so you can absolutely dictate the cake you want for birthday or celebration. this is the ultimate convenience play. we're excited about this. and for baskin, we think this is a brand new future for a brand nearly 70 years old. liz: okay. look at this on our screen. a fox business logo right on the cake. we love i

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. >> dunkin doughnuts and baskin robbins ice cream. the uk, we could be eating more ice cream. we're going to ask would a sweet teeth keep them going or is it time for a healthier option? >>> welcome back. on the final leg of his tour of asia, president barack obama is in the philippines, a trip to pivot toward the region. the stop over china. today the philippines and u.s. signed a deal to allow america to send a larger number of troops to bases around the philippines. the pact comes as manila wrestles with beijing in the territorial dispute over islands in the south china sea. let's hear what the president had to say about that military agreement. >> the goal here is wide ranging. we've had decades of alliance with the philippines. but obviously in the 21st century, we have to continue to update that. the goal for this agreement is to build philippine capacity to engage in training, to engage in coordination. not simply to deal with issues of maritime security but enhance capabilities so if there's a natural disaster, we're able to r

the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local college student dedicated to helping his community and his priceless reaction to a very generous gift. >> forget the save the date cards. this is more like a wedding trailer. the couple that wants to make sure everyone knows when they are getting married. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel giving you a glimpse at your morning commute. we have a foggy view looking across the bay. i will let you know when it will clear out when abc news continues. first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight.

the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local college student dedicated to helping his community and his priceless reaction to a very generous gift. >> forget the save the date cards. this is more like a wedding trailer. the couple that wants to make sure everyone knows when they are getting married. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel giving you a glimpse at your morning commute. we have a foggy view looking across the bay. i will let you know when it will clear out when abc news continues. first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight.

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the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local college student dedicated to helping his community and his priceless reaction to a very generous gift. >> forget the save the date cards. this is more like a wedding trailer. the couple that wants to make sure everyone knows when they are getting married. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel giving you a glimpse at your morning commute. we have a foggy view looking across the bay. i will let you know when it will clear out when abc news continues. first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight.

. >> a bay area baskins and robbins is busted for offering more than original 32 flavors. the drugs found inside some extra scoops. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ship took eric and charlotte kaufman to san diego alo >>> the california family stranded in the pacific with a sick child is back on dry land. a navy ship took the kaufmans to san diego along with their 1- and 3-year-old daughters. the kaufmans didn't say much to reporters when they reached port. >> we're on our way to a medical appointment and once we're done with those things, then we'll have more information for the press. >> in a written statement later, the family said they are confident they prepared as well as they sailing crew could. officials sank the boat because it was disabled and taking on water. >> there's a lot of talk about whether they should have been sailing around the world with two infants. >> kpix 5's betty yu talked to the east guardsman based in moffett who rescued the family. >> reporter: they are often compared to super men, ninjas, real-life "x-men." they are the elite 129th rescue

they say it happened tuesday in the baskin robbins.est was part of a 6-week investigation. >>> she was caught in a wall of mud clinging to her infant son and safety. she is telling her harrowing story of survival after being pullinged from the mud slide in washington state. she said when the slide hit, it looked like houses were exploding on the outside. she says she held on to your 5 month old little boy as if it were the only purpose she had. a current carried her and her baby boy duke. >> i thought i was losing him so i would give him little sternal rubs and pat on his chest and say stay with me bud. then i would ask god to not take him in front of me. >> she says rescuers did come to helper and used a chain saw to free her from the debris. baby duke is being treated at seattle children's hospital tonight. >>> indian ocean have heard a 5th and new ping and are trying to determine if it's coming from the black boxes of malaysian airline 370. analysts say they need to narrow it down. flight 370 disappeared more than a month ago. >>> a

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. >> the rain had the opposite effect at this baskin-robbins in scots veil. >> because of spring break we would see a lot more kids in here and parents with their kids coming from the beach. since it has been so rainy right now, it has been pretty slow. >> even once the rain stopped in the sun and this rainbow came out, ice cream still was at the top of mind for most in the mountains today. >> and i have spoken to several law enforcement agencies and they expect it to be busy yes, sir than they actually -- bu sigh er than it actually was. they will not let down their guard. chp officers will keep an extra close eye on highway 17 in the next couple hours. live in the santa cruz mountains, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thanks. >> as lisa said, it was cold. how cold was it? the observatory sent us this picture. you can see a dusting of snow. mount hamilton is 4300 feet. it is also -- it also saw some snow yesterday as well. now, in the east bay, hail pelted this man's backyard. look at this. you can hear the marble-sized chunks of ice bouncing off the house as he recorded it sighly. a

. >> the rain had the opposite effect at this baskin-robbins in scots veil. >> because of spring break we would see a lot more kids in here and parents with their kids coming from the beach. since it has been so rainy right now, it has been pretty slow. >> even once the rain stopped in the sun and this rainbow came out, ice cream still was at the top of mind for most in the mountains today. >> and i have spoken to several law enforcement agencies and they expect it to be busy yes, sir than they actually -- bu sigh er than it actually was. they will not let down their guard. chp officers will keep an extra close eye on highway 17 in the next couple hours. live in the santa cruz mountains, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thanks. >> as lisa said, it was cold. how cold was it? the observatory sent us this picture. you can see a dusting of snow. mount hamilton is 4300 feet. it is also -- it also saw some snow yesterday as well. now, in the east bay, hail pelted this man's backyard. look at this. you can hear the marble-sized chunks of ice bouncing off the house as he recorded it sighly. a

enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back. thanks so much. nation, it's no secret barack obama wants to indoctrinate our students with his socialist agenda. i've even heard disturbing rumors that kindergarteners are being forced to share. (laughter) that's why i've long opposed his common core curriculum which sets uniform education standards across all a 50 states. no way! different states have different values. i don't want my kid ending up in colorado's drug education course, which classifies weed as a condiment. (laughter) but i may be coming around on the common core, because it turns out common core testing prepares our students for what they'll face as adults. pointless stress and confusion. (laughter) new common core standards straight from the government being adopted in 45 states and confusing the heck out of parents. >> critics say these tests are hurting, not helping students. >> the kids are anxious and uptight. >> it's stressful. ridiculous. i wouldn't allow my kids

i think politics is like opening a bass constituency robbins store. don't have but one flavors you are in real troubling. bass constituency robbins success 32 flavors. manage governor manage one thing at a time. this idea that we can't talk with issues that touch people's basic sense of history and character and tradition because if we do that then we are not spending time on the economy, laura, that's utter nonsense. of course we can deal with it ronald reagan did. here is an interesting point. if mitt romney h 10% more of the conservative traditional evangelical and catholic voters he would be president today. they stayed home because they have got to make sure that they believe you are going it stabbed for those. not that you will change anything. stand. >> people stay home if jeb bush is the nominee. >> i like jeb. jeb is good friend. i'm not going to say anything unkind about him. jeb has taken strong stands on the moral issues. he has never wavered on the life question. he has always been solid on that and marriage as well. >> all right, governo

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enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'.>> from comedy central's world husband nrkz -- headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. good show tonight. my guest will be denis leary. we're going to talk about the benefits of meditation and our favorite palestinian polish cuisine. [laughter] but first -- a little discussion we were having earlier in the audience. [laughter] the end of march saw the affordable care act enrollment deadline. it was a crucial test for the obama administration they set an am bishes goal. >> i think success looks like 7 million people

enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors.uns on dunkin'. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. folks, primary season is upon us and coy not be more excited. foinlly a chance to see some fresh new faces being bankrolled by the same old faces. (laughter) and folks, no-- needs freshening more than mitch mcconnell. i have recently always been opposed to mitch mcconnell. he claims to be a small government conservative, yet he works for the united states senate, step aside sir, thankfully mcconnell is facing a strong primary challenge from kentucky tea party darling matt bevin, this will be his closest race since he beat that hair. but now, but now the liberal, you all know-- the liberal kentucky media is going after my man bevin just because he spoke at a cockfighting rally. folks, that's just good politics. a candidate has to reach all constituencies. soccer moms, cockfighting dads, bear baiting uncles, horsewhipping sisters in law, and personally i was thrilled when i heard about bevin's connection to gamecocke

baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. >> bill: is that a threat?blackmailing me? >> quinn: no, i am just merely suggesting that you do the right thing by your other son -- the one you had with me. i don't even understand why this is up for debate. the very least wyatt deserves is your name and to know that you're on his side. >> bill: i'm on his side. >> quinn: well, not when it comes to hope. you're team liam all the way. >> bill: well, just call me switzerland. how about that? i'm remaining neutral. >> quinn: why don't you throw some support to wyatt? let him know how it feels to have a father's unconditional love for once in his life. and that is not a suggestion, by the way. wyatt needs certain things from you, and i am gonna make damn sure he gets them. >> hope: [ sighs ] >> brooke: there you are. >> hope: hey, mom. >> brooke: it was all i codo

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. >> richard robbins had lived here in this neighborhood 40 years and his neighbor lost everything she owned a retired physician. >> looks like a bomb went off. when it was burning, it looked scary. >> our cameras were there as they tackled the blaze between west hamilton and campbell avenues shortly before 3:00 p.m. thick orange flames reaching 30' in the air and heavy black smoke that could be seen for miles in other direction. >> officials say their early investigation suggests that the fire was accidental. officials believe that a gas line helped fuel the place which wasn't fully contained for almost eight hours. >> this is the third house to burn down since we have been here since 1975. >> this neighborhood is full of what are called eichler homes built in the 1960's and the architecture is mid-century modern and came to define california living. firefighters believe that house glass walls, atriums and floor plans make it a residential powder keg fueling the fire. the house where the fire started is destroy asked was so big it spread to two other houses. >> number three, this is n

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. >> the rain had the opposite effect at this baskin-robbins in scots veil. >> because of spring breake would see a lot more kids in here and parents with their kids coming from the beach. since it has been so rainy right now, it has been pretty slow. >> even once the rain stopped in the sun and this rainbow came out, ice cream still was at the top of mind for most in the mountains today. >> and i have spoken to several law enforcement agencies and they expect it to be busy yes, sir than they actually -- bu sigh er than it actually was. they will not let down their guard. chp officers will keep an extra close eye on highway 17 in the next couple hours. live in the santa cruz mountains, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thanks. >> as lisa said, it was cold. how cold was it? the observatory sent us this picture. you can see a dusting of snow. mount hamilton 4300 4300 feet. it is also -- it also saw some snow yesterday as well. now, in the east bay, hail pelted this man's backyard. look at this. you can hear the marble-sized chunks of ice bouncing off the house as he recorded it sighly. a

enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'.hewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. all aboard. rolo. get your smooth on. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a national security journalist who is critical of the c.i.a.'s own warfare. i am hez at that point to sit next to him. please welcome mark mazzetti. ( cheers and applause ). hey, mark, nice to see you. thanks for coming back. >> thank you. >> stephen: as i said you're a pulitzer prize-winning correspondent for the "new york times." your book is called "the way of the knife," now available in paperback and it's about the c.i.a., it being a secret army, and something called "the war at the ends of the earth." what does that mean? where is the end of the earth? ( laughter ). >> a few places, many place. >> stephen: okay. >> the idea i wanted to capture in the book was that there's been some whole history post-9/11 that hasn't been in iraq and hasn't been in afghanistan. there's been this whole what i call the shadow war in

enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'.eers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. [cheers and applause] it is time once again for our bicentennial segment good news from afghanistan. ♪ in our last installment music was just reallowed. what is everyone smalling about in afghanistan these day? >> despite threats from the taliban voters in afghanistan turn out in droves this weekend to elect a new president. >> earliest mates put the number at seven million out of 12 million eligible voters nearly 60%. >> jon: 60% that is adorable. it's nothing compared to our last presidential election which was ah -- [laughter] -- 54.9%. wait they beat us? but we have a lot of stuff to condition tend with for elections. november is notorious for thanksgiving prep and early christmas shopping and the in between nature of season makes a choice of light jacket or warmer jacket more complicated. i only assume they had an easier ride in late march or early april. >> the taliban staged four attacks including one on the election headquarters. >> jon:

enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. dunkin'. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. man, good show tonight. our guest legendary brazillan footballer pele. [cheers and applause] i'll ask him how he feels about achieving his life's goooooooooooooaaa sarksl! [laughter] but first big campaign finance

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not many in the mood for the ice cream at the local baskin robbins. >> you can use live doppler 7 hd on our weatherup to track the weather. >>> in the sierra, a snowboarder from san francisco who disappeared on monday has been found alive and well. the 25-year-old was snow boarding when his father in the back country across interstate 80 from the resort when the two were separated in the snow and cord. finding a home last night around 8:00, he survived using snowboard and debris to use a shelter. he was taken to the local hospital. >> in oakland, southbound 880 have re-opened after a deadly crash that blocked lanes for several hours. the highway patrol says a car that spun out of control on the freeway south of high street led to a deadly chain of events that was hit by another vehicle and one of those drivers got out of the car to walk on the shoulder and they were hit and killed by credit another driver. >> in the east bay, oakland hills investigating a double shooting that left one dead and sent another to the hospital. the victims were found last night in the street at 11:30. nam

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but not many in the mood for ice cream at the local baskin robbins. >> in the east bay, hail.wer sent us this video and you can hear the marble-sized chunks of ice as this was reported from indoors. >> you can track the rain using live doppler 7 hd on our weather app and download it from abc7news.com/apps. >> in the sierra a snowboarder went missing monday in the storm has been found alive and well. the 25-year-old was snowboarding with his father in the back country across interstate 80 and they were separated in the cold and snow. authorities say that he spent monday night and yesterday walking until he finally found a home in the soda springs area at 8:00 last night and got help. he survived by using his snowboard and debris to build a shelter and taken to a local hospital suffering from minor forecast bite. >> new developments in the massive earthquake in chile with the death 208 rising to six overnight and a tsunami warnings and advisory expired everywhere but hawaii with the 8.2 earthquake that struck the northern coast. items fell off the store shelves and sent people p

first of all, jesse, you manage a baskin-robbins franchise at one point.as a product? >> this is weird to me. ice cream that gives you a boner? it sounds like an ice cream flavor created for pedophiles by the people at ben and jerry sandusky's. >> it is combining two things that are not seeming to be combinable and unnecessary. it is not like are you in a hurry. i need to put these two things together because i am on a tight schedule. >> who schedules ice cream, by the way? >> i do. it is 9:30 to 9:45 is my ice cream break. kate, is this an impressive scientific innovation? can you just do this by putting the viagra on top of the ice cream cone? >> i would think so. i thought the whole idea was to be discrete and not let people know you are taking it. do you offer ice cream to who ever you are with? from a business standpoint because i am a business reporter i would say we are talking about it so it is a savy technique. >> it may not happen, but that's why we didn't mention the name of the company. it is just so screw them over because we are jerks. joanne

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keith robbins, we are joined and here in new york is angel harris, professor of african american studies at duke university, also the co-director of the social network on racial inequality. together they are the co-authors of broken compass. good to have you. angel, parental involvement is something a basic thing we all thought we knew. did you think you would have these results, these were real issues? >> no, i did not expect to find these results. i was quite surprised. i thought that parental involvement should matter, in terms of what everyone believes. >> and if the statistics don't back it up keith, why did involved parenting so much become the conventional wisdom? because legislation from president bush's no child left behind to president obama's race to the top are pretty much based on these principles. >> one of the issues is there are some studies that found parental involvement matters. but up to this point there really hasn't been a comprehensive test of parental involvement and i think that's where our book comes mr.. we actually did a pretty comprehensive test of parental i

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>> throwing up on the west coast, i loved the 31 flavors baskin-robbins.umber represents as a child. one of my favorite movies was "16 candles." >> that is still a good one. >> jake is a hottie. >> i like the king of the nerds, anthony c. michael hall. are we talking about health food? i have been to one of these places and it's delicious, by the way. there areiced that healthy choices and then there is the sugared up high calorie choices. >> that's what it's about. we say frozen yogurt your way. our motto has been to find your flavor which might be healthy today. >> your motto is flaunt your flavor? >> yes,. it's a lifestyle product. i think the help option is something where you can be healthier inside a frozen yogurt shop but we lead with bold and delicious flavors and it's a more guilt free snack. >> what do you consider your competition? or is it therry cupcake shop around the corner? >> all of the above. any time you have the option to five-sevenelf with dollars whether it is a cupcake or frozen yogurt or ice cream, those are considered -- >> did in

. >> now let's turn to our attention to robbins created by congress due to his lack of involvement. >> you had the s&l meltdown in the late 1980's which was regulatory mismanagement by lawmakers. in the 1990'sghts that resulted in enron and the transition to the 2000's you had mismanagement, the dropping of glass-steagall, and the leveraging of the banking system along with irresponsible housing laws at the congressional level which made the system vulnerable, and we saw what the results were. if the fed sets rates too low, that means the people who have retired are not going to make as much money on their retirement savings. they have done what they were told to do. were called all their lives, save money, and now you are supposed to retire and live off your savings. the difference between five or six percent interest rates and being able to make a seven or eight percent return and being able to make a two percent return is significant. they kept rates too low for far too long. they created an environment we were reaching for you. what workers do not understand is they created this f

this is a microcosm of robbins but yes you're only losing a penny but the story as much or complicated than that. >> host: up next to sean in battleground washington. sean thanks for holding on. you're on with michael lewis. >> caller: mr. lewis you were just touching on it but the conservative like charles murray and the conservative think-tanks what they are doing is they project onto poor people all of the corruption and wickedness that they themselves are guilty of. 15 years ago in the summer of 99 roger ailes was a guest with brian lamb and i called him up and roger ailes of course was unsure mental and starting "fox news" and cnbc and rush limbaugh's career and all that and i asked mr. ailes about the specialist firms that was fronting the tape. of course he lieu off my question but then five years later the ftc levied something close to 200 $80 million worth of fines on the specialist firms for front running the tape. i was wondering if you could address the questions of conservatconservat ives projecting -- i think the country would be surprised another nation is run by cocaine

when i called jim and told him that i was having robbins with their vehicle, some kind of way that never got from the customer to the people who really needed to hear it. you think those concerns addressed issues that gm's having today? average callere has a problem, somehow it never gets to the person who could make a difference. i think that even express to them that my mother requested a gm product of time. on the old model were gm is to listen to their customers. there was nothing they could do for me. that is linda from jackson, mississippi. change coming to the house ways and means committee hearing washington, d.c.. michigan says it plans to retire at the end of the congressional term. who takes over next? succeed as a two-way race between representative paul ryan and representative kevin brady, the republican from texas who has more seniority in the panel van ryan. mr. rhine is scheduled to release his blueprint budget today. he has stated publicly that he wants to take over the gavel from cap. ryan's presidential ambitions may preclude him from doing so. donna is up next from wi

the second we saw, larry robbins also at glen view having one won as well not that long prior to you. the strategy? >> commonwealth is a $5 billion reit that has 155 assets, 55 million square feet of real estate across america. related partner with us, presented an idea, saw a path to remove the board. there were a bunch of reasons i won't get into for why the discount existed but misalignment of incentives. we brought in sam zell to be chairman of a new company and his former cio at equity office, david, to be ceo and they will run commonwealth as a best in class reit the way zell has run his previous reits. the management of the company will be up to them. and my opinion of what they want to do with the company is rebuild an equity office. $7 billion platform to take and reallocate capital and grow in the commercial office space with collectively in sam's words getting the old band back together, old guys from equity office back together, reallocating capital and using commonwealth to create a real living business. for us we're thrilled to be long-term shareholders we have best in c

how did you get the part straight up audition i had worked for i was doing a show called the rome robbins broadway in new york won a tony for it people like gary marshall and rob reiner had come to see the show. gary marshall put me in pretty woman now rob reiner's company is the producer of seinfeld they can't find george and gary says to rob i think there's a god i showed him showed in a thing he's very funny you should look at him so they put me on tape in new york i had no script i had three pages from the pilot script i didn't know what i was you know jerry i didn't know joe i mean i've seen jerry perform and i don't know and i not knowing what this is i thought it seems like a woody allen movie seems very woody allen so i went out i got the glasses i did very blatant woody allen impression and i put it on tape and i figured i'll never hear from these guys again and then they called me out to l.a. and said come out and well in essence you were the larry david character do you think i was what turned george is in essence the alter ego of larry david i didn't know that going in it wasn

here is thelma robbins. she is from gloucester point, virginia.e have vincent dransfield from west caldwell, new jersey. 100 years old today. his secret to longevity, every night before bed time a glass of ovaltine. little orphan annie would like that. you all remember? annamarie mancuso from st. george, utah, 110 years old today, celebrated her birthday in vegas, baby. don and dorothy burgess from elm, washington state. 75 years they've been married. they love the sun and they love warm weather. my advice, move to arizona. from sunny florida, all we have to say is -- that's all, folks. now back to new york. >> all right, willard. thank you very much. >>> now to our special series, one day, one deed. in honor of national volunteer month. today our contributing correspondent jenna bush hagar is hereway compelling story about one volunteer. good morning. >> good morning. that's right, matt. when he walked into her life 20 years ago at big brothers big sisters here in new york he had no effect he would have changing the course of one life forever. >>