>> shawn smoot. >> what did you learn about shawn smoot?und out that he ran an allstate office there in west knoxville. >> married, children? >> married, was no longer married at that particular time. >> reporter: amy denlinger is a former employee of shawn's. >> what were your impressions of, of shawn? >> seemed like a nice enough person, outgoing, typical sales, easy to get along with. >> reporter: shawn smoot, the name rang a bell with brooke's family and friends. not long after brooke's divorce, sean had hired brooke as an assistant in the insurance office. >> i remember the day that she had the interview. we had lunch right before, and she was so excited, you know? >> it was a real job. and i said, "there's gonna be so much potential for you to move up in this company." you know? i was really proud of her. >> did you feel like this was kind of the fresh start brooke needed? >> yeah, we did. we thought -- we -- we all thought it was gonna be a good thing for her. >> did she seem happy? >> oh yeah, she loved it. i think there was a coupl

tony, shawn. >> feeds the front. >>> williams scores. justin williams 104 to the extra session and washington leads series. >> that there the deviceive goal -- decisive goal and caps big win at the verizon center and caps lead toronto mayple leaves in the best of 7. >> brody >> brody loingon is live. what a great night, brody. >> tony, shawn, it was the deviceive cold to divided winners from losers and tonight the whipers were the capitals. big time goal in big game, game five. in two siri when's it's tied 2-4, 78% of the time whipping game five win the whole scene. there was a moment 2:2 23 left and alex ovechkin gets knees out from under him. he had to be helped to the locker room and came back out second period.. but you know redskins great santana moss says big time players make big time plays and in big time games and santa amonths has been doing it entire career playoff goal and came up just when the caps needed most and looking forward. >> the more important the game the bigger jution tip plays. >> is that con table us. it's conta

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shawn shawn and . >> a prince george's county county substitute teacher and youth basketball coach is facing child porn grarrographer i charges. investigators found disturbing images and video on his electronic devices, fox5 marina maracco has the latest from capital heights. >>reporter: this is 34 year old christopher spates he's a long time substitute teacher here at brad bury elementary school and a local basketball coach. he was arrested here this h morning at h h capital heights home where he lives with his mother. this evening no one answered the door. but inside investigators say they ceased spates' iphone and computer linked to a drop box account police say was the catalyst of a five-month long investigation. on the digital cloud, the computer crimes unit says they found numerous child pornography videos. the description of the videoses too graphic to share, but investigators believe the children in those videos were as young as seven years oal. prince george's county public schools are currently on spring break. tonight we've received this statement from the district. it read

>>reporter: it is more common you might think, shawn. this is one example of a chicken coop that you could pass on the treat here at january i elementary school, but the families who are raising chickens in the district are doing it much more privately. we don't have an exact number but this has says it's already illegal to own backyard chickens. the courts have ruled otherwise and now it's all up to city council. hi, girl is, hi girl is, how are you in do you want to come out and meet your misters. >> these tenly town henleys are familiar. this is tina fey and a maggie thatcher and that's ivanka trump and chelsea clinton. they have had backyard chickens for the last five years in addition to providing food, they're part of the family. they're wonderful pets. it really is a very zen experience to come out here and hang out with the chickens? a. those days may be numbered if d.c.'s mayor and department of health get their way. they want coops like this one gone. an exception would be made for schools. the crack down is part of now being c

. >> that's what it looks like shawn and tony. it appears somebody inside of the council of ptas with access to the checking account stole that money and parents we spoke with tonight find it so hard to believe i'm are a teacher or somebody with kids in the school system would take that money from students. >> it's shocking absolutely shocking and just -- it's unbelievable somebody would do that to kids and families that contribute. it's horrifying. >> well i think that people are very stressed in this economy and they see an opportunity to go ahead and make some easy money or what they think is easy money and i think people are willing to sell their souls to the devil even charity situations. >> members of council first noticed irregularitys with finances in march a conduct aid three week internal audit and discovered between july of 2016 and march of this year $39,000 was withdrawn improperly from the council checking account. according to counsel ill president lynn harris, that's when police were notified. >> it's donations and

>> reporter: hey, jim and shawn. to people about -- do you remember when kellyanne conway graded the media. she gave us an incomplete. with the hundred day mark i asked people to grade the president. tell me what's the grade you give the president. >> i would probably give him a b. >> reporter: okay, a b. that's a good grade. >> i'd give him a b plus. >> reporter: what -- b, b plus, that's a -- >> i think he's still having a bit of a difficult time as far as trying to work with both parties and trying to get unification. >> reporter: yeah, that is not an easy task i think for anyone. i want to show you this. this is why people come to old ebbitt. this has nothing to do with politics. how amazing these two men have destroyed this and sat this on a bar stool. what's your that you would give the president in his first 100 days. >> i would give him a d. >> reporter: not an f, a d. >> i would give him a d because he's been bad on the minimum wage bad on human rights bad on healthcare. i'm up from an f because i'm glad tha

. >> i'm shawn shawn. >> tonight the montgomery country council of ptas wants to know who took the money so they called in police to help out. lauren demarco is live in olney tonight. lauren, they think this is inside job. >> exactly, they believe someone inside the counsel ill of pta stole 34-7b someone with access to the checking accounts parent we spoke with tonight are in disbelief. they say it is just wild that somebody who is either a teacher or who has kids within the school system would take that money from student. >> it's shocking. absolutely shocking. and just it's unbelievable somebody would do that to kids. and families that contribute. it's hor 2350euing. >> i think that people are very expressed in this opportunity and they see an opportunity go ahead and make easy money who think think is easy money and easy money and people are willing to sell their souls to the devil even in charity situation. >> members of council first noticed irregularitys with finances in march as exclaimed in a letter on web site they conduct the a three week up turnal audit and discovered between

>>reporter: this was a really remarkable event, shawn and jim because so much of the attention that has been given to the homeland security and terrorism policies of the trump administration comes directly off of president trump's tweeter feed. we get back to the old saying, the signal in the north in a lot of ways, twitter feed is the noise. what we heard today was the signal. what are these policies actually focused on and aiming at? it's no secret this administration has stumbled badly at times in enacting some of these policies the travel ban, for example, was dashed in two different federal courts. they faced opposition on the border wall despite the fact that they stind r continued to want to go ahead and build that. they wanted to be very strong about wanting to crack they criticized thisnistration.- administration despite the fact that there has been a ground swell of people lately who saying they do want to see immigration laws that are already on the books inance force. enter former john kelly, take no prisoners, plain spoken in your face former marine general. h this is what

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shawn and tony and sue, let's see how i do. that's not even close. i'm wrapping up. it's good, it's good 8th street corridor. it's called the h street country club. >> great idea. >> shawn, tony and sue back to you guys >> great idea. >> i would go just for the views >> mar-a-lago views? bill lol in the studio. >> so apparently everything has a day. >> ok. >> yes. we know that. >> and we have weather day coming up. which i'll be telling you about. at the washington nationals. more on that in a moment. are you happy to see a little sunshine >> i haven't seen it >> we been in the basement, >> we didn't even know the sun was out >> somebody please tweet a picture of the sun, my goodness, i'm saying. >> wow, >> it's slow motion clearing is what i call it. >> taking forever and we did finally gets breaks and popped the temperature up to 71. west of dc, it's been sunny and a lot of places topped out near 80. but we've taken forever to get the sun, clouds to break and consequently temperatures are more moderate. pretty much where we expected. here's the big news, weather da

shawn and tony we will be continuing to follow up. what happens next by law enforcement >> absolutely. does anyone get punished? i know it was a would think that besides the name, you might check the address, there has to something else that set this man apart from the man they were looking for >> different middle name? he's six foot, the guy they were looking for is 5'5". a lot of differing factors >> at this point no apology or anything like that? >> he says that he did get an apology that night from one of the lead officers from montgomery county. did look him in the face, said he was very sorry. but that was all he's gotten >> thank you. >>> well, the now, i didn't do that. ? what the -- is that >> the now notorious daddy of five family hired a crisis manager to help with damage control. they became infamous through these youtube videos. >> what the parents called pranking was actually abusive. tisha lewisoi >> this is picture of the martin family entail tonight, they say they're doing well and are very remorseful. they've hired t

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and poor shawn. shawn was sent out to argue with the press about it and it was a terrible way for a press secretary to begin relations with the press corps on that saturday night. i said at the time that if shawn fumbled the ball on saturday night he picked it up, recovered, and ran for a first down on monday when he had his first briefing. nightline quote to and they chopped it in the middle and said shawn fumbled the ball. but look the press secretary's job is to reflect nightline the president d it in the and i will make the case would you rather have a press secretary who you really like, get along with well, who treats you nicely but has no clue what donald trump is thinking, or would you rather have a press secretary who knows what donald trump believes, wants to be said and says it even if he doesn't get along with you? i'm sure the answer is they would the president and i will like to get along bu they would much rather have a press secretary who knows what the president is thinking. h becaus

the news at 11 with tony and shawn starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, i didn't do that. tell me what you did. i swear to god i didn't do that. are the parents going too far. critics claim a local couple is abusing their kids. tonight we look at how it could be affecting the kids from a doctor's perspective. tenants political views are on full display near nats park. how the apartment management is responding. plus big changes proposed for a heavily traveled area of northern virginia. your news starts now. following two developing stories tonight. former president george hw bush is in a houston hospital tonight. family spokesman says he was admitted last friday for a persistent cuff. doctors say he has a mild case of pneumonia and is being held for observation. it is unclear when he will be release mr. bush is 92 years old. new tonight, new details about a shooting spree, corey muhammad opened fire random killing three people before officers tackled him. he posted on social media about his dislike for white people and the government. all

jim, shawn i can tell you we do not have a cause of crash because of team of the army combat readiness out of for the rock alabama they're still on the way right now to takeover this investigation. and now what we can tell you about what happened on the ground was this was a beautiful day on this golf course there were people out on the links and one of the people right on top this in the moments as this was unfolding was joy slump a reporter from local news sight down here the bay net.com. joy spoke with us and told us what it was she saw. i arrived when medevac was responding. >> first responders on scene assessing and i did see what looked like a piece of pay let from the aircraft sitting probably 200 yards away from wreckage site. >> major general bradley becker is commanding general of national capital region and military in addition to washington and general issued a statement tonight saying we're deeply saddened by the loss in our community. other condolences go out to the family and friends affected by this tragedy and end by saying our team is focused on supporting them during

>> reporter: shawn and tony we're getting a better look here on the ground at this crash site. you'll see that uh 60 passes. the investigation will resume at day break. now, the army chopper with three crew members aboard was partaking in a routine training flight when the helicopter came down here at the brenton golf course. one died and two others air lifted and one remains in critical condition. other in serious and today we spoke to folks out here who heard the commotion here is how they described the immediate aftermath. >> i looked out my window and it was actually low enough where i saw it go over there. you can hear things rattle too >> we were here sitting in the house and heard a bunch of fire trucks and an ambulance or two, and a bunch of cop cars and just like now, we heard a helicopter after that and we saw the helicopter land right behind the tree line right here at the end of the golf course >> we could see the wreckage about 500 yards away fro when we arrived. at that point in time, seemed they had extracted all of the crew members from the aircraft. >> reporter

thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the chopper was on a training flight when it went down, one crew member tonight is dead. two others in the hospital. >> fox 5 marina marraco is >> marina marraco is live at the crash site in leonardtown with the latest. marina? >> reporter: that's right, guys, on the grounds of that uh60 blackhawk chopper. this is we're able to get down closer to the scene tomorrow at day break. the investigation will resume here now this army chopper was carrying three crew members aboard while partaking in a routine training flight when the helicopter came down here at the breton golf course just before 2:00 this afternoon. one of the crew members died as a result. two others air lifted to baltimore shock trauma where tonight one remains in critical condition. the other in serious condition. today, we spoke to folks here who heard the commotion and this is how they described the immediate aftermath. >> i looked out my window and it was low enough where i saw it go over there. you can hear things rattling in the house >> we were here sitting

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it's good to have you with us tonight at 6:00 i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. here is what we know right now. one police officer is dead, another is injured. the gunman was shot and killed by police. scores of people and tourists fled the scene when the gunman opened fire. french police are still trying to connect all the dotts but during a joint press conference with the italian prime minister president donald trump said the attack in paris looks like another terrorist attack. >> our condolences from our country to the people of france again it's happening it seems. i just saw it as i was walking in so that's a terrible thing and it's a very, very terrible thing that's going on in the world today but it looks like another terrorist attack and what can you say? just never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> the incident comes three days before a vote in france's tense presidential under attack at prominent locations around the city including the louvre museum in february and orely. >> a garage collapse at the reagan building. take a look a

. >> reporter: with 20 years on the job at southwest as a ramp agent, shawn parker is hoping for 20 more. >> i'm responsible for making sure the passengers' luggage against transported to the proper destination. i'm response bld for making sure the aircraft gets turned on time and responsible for safety for me and the fellow crew around me. >> reporter: at southwest, ramp agents can make around $30 an hour with an opportunity for overtime. the company currently employs 19,000 and hired only 2% out of 116,000 applicants foreground ops positions in 2016. >> we are picky. we hire for attitude and train for skill. >> reporter: the perks for ramp agents like shawn parker include free travel for themselves and their families, 401(k) matches and profit sharing but the job is very physical. parker spent the majority of his time outdoors, rain or shine. >> you put 35-degree weather with rain and heavy loads and it can get very chaotic. >> reporter: shawn loves having the ability to set his own schedule. he even worked as a police officer while working as a ramp agent for about ten years and the f

that's a first look at forecast, jim, shawn, we'll accepted it back to you. >> almost lost my umbrellao. i have to get. >> it will be like this the next couple days. >> could we be on verge of another government shutdown. live on the hill when news at 630 comes back to 530 at 6. love you tope. 100 day mark for president trump carries symbolic weight. government shutdown very real and could happen indof week. >> "fox5" tom fitzgerald is live tonight with more on the story. fits, do you think they'll work out a deal own this one. >> that says it all. >> you feeling deja vue right now. >> maybe. >> how many times have we heard this. >> i'll tell you how many times. this is the second congress now jim and shawn where we are come twelve times within five days of government shutdown. that is remarkable number when you consider the fact that you know the congress is supposed to come up here and do one thing run the government and systemically now we have a problem where no matter who is in charge they cannot seem to do that on regular basis. the situation here now is we face. this fight is no

shawn's reaction? relief. >> i had lived so long not knowing what was wrong with me >> after surgery to remove the tumor and radiation, shawn began his long road to recovery. and golf. >> after i had surgery, i said you know what? i'm going to work as hard as i can in therapy to get back to where i want to be to be a golfer again. >> he had a putting green at the rehab center and telling the people there that his intention to play again. >> golf is my sanity. once i come out, it takes everything away. >> reporter: shawn's game had approved as had his healthy, long term prognosis very good and broke 80 for the first time since surgery but still to battling side effects >> i had a t shot and asked them where did the ball go >> golf is tough enough. but to play with double vision is exceptionally difficult >> shawn has been playing golf, not seeing one ball but two, that problem he homes will be solved with an eye surgery and already looking ahead to life after college >> i received such exceptional care

eric shawn has the story. >> reporter: tailor was a west points graduate and was pursuing his nba atderbilt. his future was bright >> tyler was stabbed to death in israel. >> the 28-year-old was savagely knifed to death as he strolled on a boardwalk last year, his killer, a terrorist whose strawberrying free wounded ten others. >> all dad's and moms are proud. taylor, basically did everything right but he was >> his parents, robbie and steward say their grief was compounded by fact the family of the son's murder is making money. money. a congressional bill named for taylor called the taylor force act would cut off u.s. aid to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments. republican senator lindsey gram is the bill's main sponsor >> can you imagine growing up in a country where your government will pay you for killing someone else through a terrorist act. >> reporter: the u.s. gives the palestinian authority more than $300 million a year and the shortedly shells that much of the family, about 7% of the budget. he was identified who was shot to death. they defend the paym

see that bag there, shawn. >> yes. >> how much would you pay it's just like ikea bag.ne is ikea. how much would you pay. we'll tell you the price and i how much would you pay. we'll tell you the price and i think it will blow you away. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. i'm on it.ar does weathertech go to protect your vehicle? ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america ♪ everybody plays a fool sometimes♪ >> soul singer cuba gooding jr. or cuba gooding senior father of actor cuba gooding jr. died he was found dead in his car thursday in los angeles. gooding is best known for song everybody plays a fool, which he sang with r

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shawn's got some skills. what's the big deal about watching them play soccer?t is the big deal? >> well, it's binocular soccer. it looks to me they have then strapped on backwards. if you've looked through binoculars backwards, everything is far away. first they'll start with skills practice. >> he's doing pretty well. >> oh. >> okay. >> they get right into playing. >> your depth perception being messed with as well as muscle memory. which is why you'll look like toddlers. >> yeah. that depth perception you were talking about, that's coming into play. small goals set up. onto penalty kicks now. >> oh, come on! >> this is out of control. they're connecting with the soccer ball. seems to be difficult. he took his binoculars off. doesn't quite count. it's the only score, really. looks like fun. you're looking to have something to do this weekend, strap some binoculars to your head backwards dean stuff. >> nice! >>> full table pranks and bets. next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, traffic is all backed up. >> but somebody isn't stopping. >> see the drama

. >> reporter: 41-year-old shawn hopwood followed the most unlikely career path to become a professor. he was a bank robber. co-defendants with guns, told everybody to get on the ground and then went and grabbed as much money as we could in a minute or two and then left. >> reporter: he was arrested by the fbi, charged with five bank robberies and pleaded guilty. he became a jailhouse lawyer while in prison writing briefs for fellow prisoners. his third appeal went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. by unanimous decision, he won a reduced sentence for a friend. >> i was told time and time again by lawyers, mostly lawyers, that i would never be able to go to law school and that i would never get a law license. >> reporter: hopwood defied the odds. he recently posted this tweet. "eight years ago i was released from federal bureau of prisons custody. today i accepted offer to be a full-time law professor." >> i think before we met him, some of the people here thought, wow, this is a person with a record that raises some flags. >> reporter: georgetown law professor paul rothstein says

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in the meantime shawn and i are back with tony at ten, #.the meantime we're back here with more. in the meantime, jump on it. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: jesse williams is getting divorced. he's hanging out with minka kelly. >> don't believe the hype. is that a message? >> if you remember on the bet awards stage, he said black women, we will be here for you. >> you can't do that and go with a white women. >> harvey is a strong animal rights activist. every now and then he eats a chicken sandwich. >> are you saying white girls are chicken sandwiches? [laughter] >> la la, she's been in town at a strip club, but she's going for business. she's basically doing a docuseries. the night they were shooting, french montana was there. >> how is she doing right now? i know she was going through a tough time. >> french montana is right there after a big breakup happens. he was after khloe. he was after iggy. harvey: i think french montana is at the courthouse looking at divorce files. >> ellie goulding. she was in las vegas at the

this is a role i was telling shawn about. friday 82 and then we drop back off into the weekend, 67 on saturday. if i added the fifth day, it would be days. sunday could feature more of a soaking rain as well. tomorrow morning at the bus stop most places will not be wet. a range of temperatures between 47 and 53. there it with be some exceptions west of d.c. along intersection few hours. after school, 60 to of five hours. there could be some spotty rain around. over running frontal boundary coming in, warmer air on top of the cooler air squeezes out just a few showers as we go through the day. could be some upper 40s north and west. during the day tomorrow more clouds than sun and a few showers in the afternoon. we'll top out around 65-degrees. let me show you the fox5 accuweather nfl player because not only could we have a couple of showers around tomorrow afternoon we could also have a few on thursday. an isolated rumble of thunder could be ruled out as well. some models are suggesting we could get an inch of rain. saturday

clearly, you know, not a sexy issue, if you will but certainly a divisive one, back to you, jim and shawn >> and important what we need to see not just a one pager as we move forward. a lot of the facts. you heard the last response said i hate trump, guess what? that's not an argument for anything right there. you got to look at the facts first. >> yes. >> we asked questions today, we only got 20 minutes of questions. tht include the introductory remarks. a lot of press feeling like we need to know more >> the question is how do you do it? ronica cleary at the white house, thank you much >>> the entire u.s. senate took a field trip to the white house for a rather unusual briefing on north korea. because the entire senate doesn't typically go to the white house for these kind of briefings >> the escalating situation in north korea raised concerns among lawmakers, president trump isn't leading the sanction he's expected to drop in or his top administrators will brief them >> there's a secure room in, you know, overall on capitol hill where they could have this briefing. the question is why

>> shawn, tony, at least 24 more hours if not longer and quite frankly this storm system producing rain is moving very, very slowly and there's nothing to steer it. so it's over georgia right now. we started day off dry. now we had rounds of rain coming in and you know what it felt like but it's been less than two tenths of inch in many places and we'll see this rain continuing this evening and few spots are a little moderate and seeing through the triangle area moderate around dale city and nanjamoy and for most of us it is fairly light and we'll see lesson in intensity a little bit towards 11:00 tonight but the storm system is going to take its time spinning up the coast tomorrow it will be off the coast of north carolina and then by wednesday it is over the mid atlantic coast and that's the point which gets to latitude anterain starts to lighten up. for tomorrow morning and for this evening bit way obviously a very wet commute rain back for the morning and we'll only see range of temperatures between 52 and 55 and have ininvestigation going on that's what's trapping smoke in college

the news at 11 with tony and shawn starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11.didn't do that. tell me what you did. i swear to god i didn't do that. are the parents going too far. critics claim a local couple is abusing their kids. tonight we look at how it could be affecting the kids from a doctor's perspective. tenants political views are on full display near nats park. how the apartment management is responding. plus big changes proposed for a heavily traveled area of northern virginia. your news starts now. we're following two developing stories tonight. former president george hw bush is in a houston sp

thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. several students got sick after sharing a drink spiked with xanax in class. fox5's teisha lewis is live in sterling with the details. teisha. >>reporter: well, tony, one of those students we're told had an elevatedded heart rate after it was all said and done. what i can tell you is that the students will likely face some sort of disciplinary action. that hants been yet. the school is happened. all of this happened here at& river bend middle school and it's likely that a the lot of conversations are happening tonight and in the coming days with parents and their children about the dangers of prescription drugs. i told you not to do that. youtube is filled with home videos showing people high on xanax and make no mistake, young people are likely watching. there are sites devoted how to get high. kids see that. be aware don't think they're too nose ingredient to use the internet. it's no telling what encouraged the students at sterling high cool. apparently on friday the students shared

. >>> and cool weather out there blanketing the dc region, thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy, i'm tony perkins. where is the relief? sue palka has the latest developments tonight. sue? >> the relief comes in mid week. if you don't like it. some people find it easy to sleep. takes your energy away. good news is we have needed this rain and this will be a beneficial rain but it is going to continue tomorrow and while it's a little bit lighter from dc on north right now, just with drizzle and sprinkles, more rain is definitely in the pipeline and tomorrow morning's commute will likely require extra time and certainly your patience. you can see some heavy rain pushing up north and west of drum points and as we get closer, some have moderate pockets of rain with them. challenging driving to be sure to the south there's a lot more to come the storm system that is pushing all of this rain is near south carolina now and it's going to slowly move its way up the coast. bo pretty much day long rain tomorrow. heavier in the morning, lighter toward the evening, quick look at your bus stop fore

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we asked eric shawn, our "truth serum" correspondent, to tell us about her. lot of rumor and nasty stuff about her. let's give it a fair shot. >> she is 52 years old, born and raised in washington. a prominent family, her father was the first african-american member of the federal reserve board in washington. she's a brainiac with a stands for phi beta kappa, oxford, a rhodes scholar. she got involved in foreign product on my policy, helping president clinton's campaign, that put her into the white house. she went into the national security council dealing with peacekeeping and international organizations during rwanda genocide. >> bill: and bill clinton as president, so, she is in the white house, then, what happens? >> she becomes existent secretary of state under madeleine albright. she is in the state department during the george w. bush years, she goes to the brookings institute. and then, she endorses and gets involved with not hillary clinton in 2008, but barack obama. >> bill: she was on the obama train early. when you say she was assistant secretary

shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be?for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >> lou: well, a few thoughts on president trump's efforts to drain the swamp as republicans try to avoid and place blame for the ryan care debacle. and mick mulvaney has an enviable prospective. acknowledged that the swamp critters won when speaker ryan pulled the health care bill. he had brazenly assured everyone it would pass. >> i think if if anything that is disappointing, this place was more rotten than i thought it was. i have been here six years. >> lou: reince presbyterian defending speaker paul ryan saying that the president was 100 percent correct in blaming conservatives for the failure, really? even though the bill had 17 percent support in the final polling. priebus said the conference should have voted for the unpopular and potentially devastating legislation. >> we can't be chasing the perfect all of the time. some