we're friends. >> you can answer that. >> no, we have been friends for 30 years. >> all right, sidneylumenthal. the book is "self-made man." abraham lincoln is the first of a four-volume biography you have been working on for quite sometime. >> nearly a decade. >> nearly a decade. >> nice to have you on. >> nice to be here, chris. >> that is all for "all in." >> that was riveting. that was well done, my friend. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, we have dan rather here in just a moment. we're excited mr. rather is here. the censor of the political reporting universe today was this, this weird slow motion/no motion hours-long blanket coverage of a meeting that took place in washington, d.c. this morning. it was a meeting between two politicians. it took place behind closed doors. nothing in partir

when he got inside the sidney blumenthal account, he was able to take from that account, and he posted them on the web. this is a big idea. so the fact that mrs. clinton was using a personal server, it took government information outside of secure channeled and placed it on sidney blumenthal's account and that left it he can posed and at risk for foreign hackers like the romanians. by saying to the court that he did hack blumenthal's account, what he's saying is mrs. clinton's email information was vulnerable and it was a conscious decision she made to send it to third parties like sidney blumenthal. charles: today in baltimore a judge found officer edward nero not guilty. freddie gray died injuries he sustained in the back of a police van. the prosecution claimed he was reckless when he placed gray in the back of the van. officials asked citizens to remain peaceful in the wake of today's ruling. charlie, i want to go to you first. so far there is relative calm in baltimore. part i would salute the attorney for freddie gray's family said he thought this was a verdict that was well thou

he got into the e-mail of sidney bloomenthal and noted a particular e-mail address. >> and when you saw hdr22, did you know whose e-mail it was. >> at that very moment i thought it could be hilary diane rodham clinton, yes. >> and you said to yourself. >> yes. something like that, yes. >> wow. >> he copied private e-mails from bloomenthal to clinton. some referring to the attack on the u.s. conciliate in benghazi. one he wrote, the following information comes from extremely sensitive sources and should be handled with care. he put a g on the document and passed them to the smoking gun website and the russian news site. >> were you ever working for foreign government. >> no. >> you western working for the russians, the iranians, any foreign government? this was all done on your own. >> yes. >> a lot of people feel that you did what you did in order to get famous. be a star? >> no, that's misinformation. >> for two years his discovery that clinton used the private e-mail address went largely unnoticed but in 2015 the new york times revealed it was the only address she used for official bu

the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. but he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit three of this report, january 9, 2011, nonfastment adviser to president obama provided technical support to the clinton email system, notified the secretary's chief of staff for operations he had to shut down the server because he believed quote someone was trying to hack us and while they did not get in, i don't think, i don't want, i didn't want to let them have the chance to. later that day, the adviser wrote to the deputy chief of staff for operations, we were attacked again, i shut the server down for a few minutes. january 10th, the deputy chaff of orangeses emailed the citi chief of staff and said don't email the secretary anything sensitive and explained she could explain more in person. >> it seemed like there were security concerns and a couple of i.t. people told, were told to not talk about the email practices of the secretary ever again. never speak of the sec

australia, sidney land marks lighting up upon in the vivid sidney festival. >> i can't believe i haves the opportunity to see this on the doorstep of my front yard. n150 artist created art to be projected on land marks around the city. one of the first displays pays tribute to the culture. >> russia. these guards making flash in moscow. they jumped in fountains and waved flags. that is the trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> practice what you preach. this is remarkable. >> for any 96-year-old guy perform first aid is impressive. but the guy who invented it is incredible. you may not recognize his face. but you have heard of him. the man who created the heimlich maneuver uses it. >> and a small community honors the veterans of the great war. >> they were coming in. it was a huge hit. don't know what happened. i went unconscious and next day they took me over. it was an awful sinking feeling. i accept i'm not 22 i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i wo

last night we did a screening of before the devil knows you're dead, and i worked with sidney lumet, and it was his last film, and he directed network. i really advise everyone, i just rewatched it. - it holds up, oh man. - watch this, it seems like it was made yesterday about this campaign. it's crazy how prescient this film is, about how much the internet and how, it's really. - well what has this whole electorate been about this last six months but i'm mad as hell and i'm not going to take it anymore. right? the anger campaign. goes right back to peter finch. look, this is the family business. we've talked about this over the years many times. you had a family member, grandfather, who served five terms in the texas legislature. this is the family business on some level. - yeah. - so you care about this stuff. i'm assuming because you were born in texas that you're a ted cruz guy in this case. - oh yeah, absolutely. (laughter) well here's what i find, this is what i love about texas. my grandfather used to say that, that it's very interesting that the governor of texas right before

and her husband, ambassador sidney williams. maxine for her service and devotion to this district and her longtime friendship to hillary and me which means more than i can say. there are a lot of proud parents in this audience. people who are in public service. i do want to know that the senator from wyoming and his family are here because his daughter is also in the graduating class. at least two of your alumni are very important parts of your administration. i want to acknowledge the former secretary of defense, rudy deleon, and a man who is not here, tony quellen, who served in the commission for people with disabilities. i am here in two capacities. not just as a commencement speaker but hillary and i claim -- came as a proud member of this class. i want to congratulate tyler's mom and dad and all the parents and family members and support systems that got these graduates here today as well as the graduates themselves. i am well aware that for most of you, the least important part of the ceremony is my talk. i graduated from

sidney wolf has tracked discipline. he says medical boards are made aware of lawsuit payments involving physicians because they are added to the national practitioner data bank. it was set up by congress to protect the public. the only problem is much of the information it contains can be kept secret from you. >> patients do not have access to the data bank. onto while they hold malpractice payments dating back more than 25 years, maryland state law says the board only has to tell you about the last five -- and only if there are three or more payments of 150 grand or more. >> they have a duty to the public to give that information out. it is like a big secret. why should it be? you put your life in that dr.'s hands. made numerous calls and visited dr. woodward's home three times, but he never responded to us. he permanently surrendered his license in january amidst a board investigation, claims that he operated on the wrong part of a patient and failed to report it to the hospital. it is the lone blip on his public medi

. >> he got into the e-mail kof clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. >> and when you saw hdr-22, did you know whose e-mail that was? >> at that very moment, i thought it could be hillary diane rodham clinton. >> and you said to yourself, wow. guccifer copied the e-mail to clinton. in one, blumenthal wrote the following information comes from extremely sensitive sources and should be handled with care. guccifer put a g on the documents and passed them to the russian website which posted them. >> were you ever working for a foreign government? >> no. >> you weren't working for the russians, the iranians, any form of government? >> no. >> this was all done on your own? >> translator: yes. >> there's a lot of people who say that you did what you did to get famous, to be a star. >> translator: that is misinformation. >> for two years, the discovery that clinton used the private e-mail address went largely unnoticed, but in 2015, the "new york times" wrote that it was the only address she used as secretary of state. >> it had newspaperous safeguards, it was on property guarded by the secre

the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit three of this report, january 9, 2011, nonfastment adviser to president obama provided technical support to the clinton email system, notified the secretary's chief of staff for operations he had to shut down the server because he believed quote someone was trying to hack us and while they did not get in, i don't think, i don't want, i didn't want to let them have the chance to. later that day, the adviser wrote to the deputy chief of staff for operations, we were attacked again, i shut the server down for a few minutes. january 10th, the deputy chaff of orangeses emailed the citi chief of staff and said don't email the secretary anything sensitive and explained she could explain more in person. >> it seemed like there were security concerns and a couple of i.t. people told, were told to not talk about the email practices of the secretary ever again. never speak of the secreta

. >> reporter: mom and dad who are here visiting from sidney weren't always sold on the idea. >> reporterhat like as parents? let's imagine it doesn't pan out, he's not going back to high school, is he? >> we're both university educated so, for our son not to go to school is a big deal. let's go to america and see if you get funding and then we can talk about it. and unfortunately, he got funding. >> reporter: unfortunately. >> when he said he was going i just thought let him go and see how it goes and off he went and he came home with this enormous sack of money. >> reporter: that sounds like a good deal. >> we can't let our competition be nuttier than we are. >> reporter: and much like the pint size ceo in ricky rich, the kid is the boss. his chief employee. this 30-year-old. what did you think when you were going to be ceo? >> by the time that happened i had come to terms with it. >> reporter: what's the most 16-year-old thing he's done since you've worked together? >> he forgets to eat. >> reporter: but his teen age tend naeencies not a problem fo leading investor. >> i've actually he

he said he bought the drugs from yet another woodbury high school student, sidney johnson. >> this is even more concerning for law enforcement because we have not made it out of the high school yet. >> who are these kids that we're talking about? >> they're good kids. they've never been in trouble with the law. they've never been in trouble at school. for the majority of them, straight a, honor society, honor roll kids. >> and now they were all in serious trouble. tara's parents were stunned when they heard where the police investigation was going. >> i was like, what the -- are you kidding me? brian orlander this is one who gave this to her. what is going on? how can this be? >> your whole world is being shaken? >> turned upside down. he would be the last person in the world i would have imagined she would have gotten something from. >> responsible kid? >> very responsible, very good influence. >> he is smart kid. >> it was that third student from the high school, sidney johnson, who gave police the next important piece of information. a first name and cell phone number of a local de

he said he first broke into sidney blumenthal's aol account in march three years ago and used that as a stepping stone to get to the clinton server. it was through that hack that clinton's use of a personal account, was first revealed to the public. fox news cannot independently confirm his claims. but the process the hacker used to process the server is feasible. he unless a detention center in virginia where he has been held on federal charges related to cyber crime. guccifer with a blockbuster claim that he was able to break into clinton's email server that was found to have 2,200 emails that contained classified information. returning to presidential politic and donald trump's journey to the republican nominee. trump is officially the last handstanding. cruz dropped out last night after he lost indiana. governor john kasich exited today in ohio. reporter: case up canceled this campaign event this morning. with cruz dropping out louisiana night this wasn't a prize. >> is a suspend my campaign today i have renewed faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward and f

. >> they have sidney crosby. >> he is pretty good. >> there are a very good team. >>> our coverage continues over at ktvu.com. >> the search continues for the missing teenager whose alleged abductor was killed yesterday in a shootout with police. we will join you live with what we have learned about the small town of gender. >>> plus a third suspect on the run after a double shooting that left one teenager dead and another injured. police and the mayor held a press conference. we are going to bring you the latest on that investigation. >>> hillary clinton visits a restaurant. we are going to take you inside chicken waffles where the presidential hopefuls that down with the restaurant owner, employees, and community leaders. be sure to join us as 7:00 over on ktvu plus. so, tell me about your day-- how's it going with the particle detector? wow! you remember that? yeah, i listen to what you say. you're building a particle detector using superfluid helium. you know, when you talk like that, i want to take you right here on this table. and you know from past experience this table cannot support

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here's dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> reporter: there's never a good day to search for a missing woman. but this rainy, muggy saturday in the heat of july made an unhappy task all but unbearable. >> take some fliers with you. >> reporter: they'd decided, the friends and family, that they'd all wear red-shirts. they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta, and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she's been missing for a week now. she's got three kids that would love to see her home. >> reporter: amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who'd just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister, you know. we just have no idea where she is or what -- what's happened to her. >> reporter: as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, five years later, the question of what happened to nique remains u

the server going through the ip address through sidney blumenthal. seems like a clever guy. david: he also claims that he could see who else was hacking in. he couldn't say exactly who it was but could tell by codes which country it was. he'll know if they were chinese or russians or iranians looking at her e-mails. >> absolutely true, and that's a very difficult set of circumstances for the government to unravel, because in these situations some of what he said could be true, some could be a little embellishment as these guys all do. but the bottom line is he has asked for consideration on sentencing, and the naysayers say he hasn't done it because he hasn't produced evidence. he hasn't produced evidence that we all know about yet. david: he's certainly going to be help to the fbi because they brought him here from romania to get his help. final question, bill, if in fact hillary clinton allowed top secret material to be viewed by hackers, not only guccifer but others he saw in there, should she be indicted? >> absolutely, beyond the shadow of a dou

face a variety of hack ing crimes against american political figures, including clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. you hacked your way in to the bush family e-mails. you hacked your way in to colin powell's e-mails. you've uncovered that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail -- >> much more. >> and many more. >> yes. >> he says he got in to clinton's private server itself. >> translator: by running a scan i found that server was completely unsecured. >> i want to make sure i'm understanding what you're saying. you're saying the clinton server was unprotected? >> translator: yes. >> and you had total access to it had you wanted to download -- >> >> translator: yes, it was like an open orchid on the internet as many such servers are. >> just this week hillary clinton told andrea mitchell on msnbc the private server which she used as secretary of state was safe. any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no. not at all. >> clinton campaign spokesman brian fallon slams these new allegations. there is absolutely no basis to believe the claims made by this

sidney was up. it climbed to a nine-month high after oil prices rose overnight. here is a look at some of the other business stories we're following. a key indicator of the state of japan's economy has risen for the first time in two months. government officials say the upturn was driven by increased production of cars and auto parts. toyota motor restarted its assembly lines after an explosion in january after its group steel maker. japan's upper house has signed off on a treaty to help companies operate in iran, one of the world's major oil producers. the deal requires the country in e middl east t ensure japanese firms get equal treatment with local businesses as well as legal protection of their rights and assets. the agreement takes affect once it's approved by the iranian parliament. debt held by the central government fell for first time in seven years. the amount is at more than 1,000 trillion yen as of the end of march. that's down 0.3% from a year earlier. the latest figure is about $75,000 worth of debt per person. >>> south koreans are learning to lov

sidney crosby weaving through the defense. that is his sixth goal of the playoffs. pittsburgh looking good. tampa bay did end up coming back. the penguins turned out to be too much. russ with the goal there. pittsburgh wins 5-2. they force a game seven on thursday night. >> all right. good stuff. >> allison, you won it. congratulations. >> "the voice" crowned the season ten champion alisan porter from team christina. it has been five years since a female what if there was a paint that made you look at paint differently question everything you know and what you don't know what if it's built with better ingredients given super powers and even a secret base to test those powers. since benjamin moore reinvented paint, it makes you wonder is it still paint? find benjamin moore paint, only at one of our authorized retailers near you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry, dave franco,

. >>> flyers fans cringing as sidney crosby and they score, and the penguins win game one. >>> and college men's championship at the link. and rambo can win it the only seconds against north carolina and he is denied. whoo, staying tied at 13-13. and go to overtime. in o.t., carolina with a man up, when chris steps up and scores. check this out, the game-winner. one of the record 19 goals in the tournament. north carolina beats maryland 14-13 for the championship. great final. >>> thank you, jeff, and thank you cecily. that's it for now. "action news" continues tomorrow morning. for all of us at "action news," have a nice evening. we'll see you tomorrow. "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight earvin "magic" johnson. from the billboard music awards, ludacris and ciara. and music from ariana grande. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you everybody. well, that's very kind. i appreciate it.

sidney crosby and ovechkin got all of the headlines an all about the role players early on in this game. first period, capitals pushing the puck up the ice. jay beagle with the beautiful goal here. difficult angle. somehow gets that to go. and the capitals looking good early. they strike first 1-0. second period, tied at one. penguins win the faceoff. long pass up the the penguins take the 2-1 lead. the caps forced to turnover. williams played a great game and passes to carlson and his fourth goal of the playoffs. evens the score at two apiece. this one went to overtime. trying to get the puck out of the zone. webber bad turn overhere. ho the penguins win 3-2 and take a commanding 3-1 series lead. >>> let's head over to baseball. the nats stretching it out. kansas city taking on the royals. defending world series champions, daniel murphy had himself a game. here, drives in a couple of runs. nats are up four early. they scored six runs in the first inning of this game. later in the fourth, it's a 10-2 nats lead. this time he is going yard. four for five at the dish. next inning, bryce ha

sidney c2-0 pence. but the sharks got a goal from hurdle and then patrick par low on the -- marleau in his 18th year. less than 3 minutes to go. nick benigno bury the shot. penguins hold on to win. they take an early 1-0 series lead. >> you know they played their game for longer stretches than we did tonight. and that's what happens. you don't deserve to win when you don't out play the other team. this isn't going to be easy you don't get to this point have an ease night we know game two i going to be tough. i think we can be a lot better. >>reporter: the giants lost 0 to the braves in atlanta. the a's beats the twins 3-2 next-door and that is their third straight win. the big news once again the warriors are back in the nba finals against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers and the sharks down one game to none. allen it's a biggest. bay area parts fan right now. >> indeed it is. >> can't wait for thursday. >> can't decide which color to wear, blue gold, teal. >> you got to alternate a little bit.

. >> do you think sidney crosby is upset by that. >> a little bit. >>> jimmy kimmel is next followednight line. jimmy's guest brian cranston, anika rose and music from joanna new some. "action news" continues at 5:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night, and a terrific weekend. >> ♪ okay, big lou has called the meeting to order. thank you, my friend. mmm. okay, we need to talk about our vacation to the bahamas. can we talk about how we all spend every second together, so it's insane for us to also travel together? all in favor of grayson not being able to speak anymore? it passes. yeah, but -- zip it. okay, we're leaving in three days. we need to decide whether we're gonna invite tom. he is part of the gang now. on the other hand, he's tom. with the combo of our booze intake and our general poor judgment, i think having a doctor around is a pro. [ clicks tongue ] true. but warning -- i am horrible at small talk. you do not want to sit next to me on the beach. sweetie, i'd let other people do the cons. andy: pro -- he's e

. >> do you think sidney crosby is upset by that. >> a little bit. >>> jimmy kimmel is next followedght line. jimmy's guest brian cranston, anika rose and music from joanna new some. "action news" continues at 5:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night, and a terrific weekend. >> ♪ "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, bryan cranston. from "roots," anika noni rose. and music from joanna newsom. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. it's very nice. i want

. >>> stanley cup playoffs, game two between the lightning, penguin, sidney crosby and pittsburgh trail hasn't scored a goal in his last eight games but there's a breakthrough. 40 seconds into overtime. first career overtime winner in the stanley cup playoffs for crosby and the series knotted at a game apiece. >>> don't forget, coverage leading up towards cleveland/toronto all day on espn. tip around 8:30 eastern i'm. >> that's going to do it for us. that's max. he's the coach. have a great tuesday. >> all right, sounds good. back at you. >>> up next in "the pulse" some people like to share everything on facebook. but one couple even streamed their child's birth. >> oh, lord. >> speaking of streaming online new proof that we spend way too much time on netflix. o smoking. i was absolutely frustrated, absolutely. i did not think chantix would work as well as it did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal though

>> sidney crosby nets the game winner for pittsburgh in o.t., knotting the series at one game apiece.> in detroit, the twins were already trailing the tigers 8-0 after the first inning. and by the fourth, tempers boiled over after detroit manager ausmus is ejected for arguing with the umpire when one of his players is called out on strikes. ausmus loudly voiced his opinions and he kicked dirt on home plate. he took his shirt off and covered the base with his shirt. he's mad. as for the game, detroit actually blew that big lead, but managed to come back and beat the twins -- >> you would never put your cashmere sweater -- >> not a chance. that's waste of money. >>> finally, it appears the come back tour for tiger woods is still on hold. the pro voiced uncertainty about his return to competitive play, but set out to prove his viability at the congressional country club. he looked stiff as he took three tee shot, all of which ended up in the pond. his last one cleared the hazard. but landed on the steep bank and rolled back. into the water. i mean, poor tiger. >> well, yeah, like us golf

fans were booing sidney cosby and then the span about two minutes and 342nd it went from elation to deflation loss here at the verizon sent. i'm here with sad caps fan, i'm sorry, man. what are your emotions right n now? >> well, man, like, when john scored that goal in the second period i was really hyped even thought okay we'll get back in this. and we're going to tie it and get them going back forward once i saw that goal scored by horn request, i don't know how to and no u. it's some weird name. felt like my heart pressure dropped like a ton. and, upping, i just -- >> it's all right. the pressure and the entire building dropped. you can feel it here when that goal was scored. and jim, i believe caps fans everywhere are hoping a little bit of that three-one heartbreak the caps have felt will turn around on the penguins come saturday night. >> there you go. it will be exciting end to the series brody thank you very mu much. horn request the strange name. in the meantime the nats won 13-two against the kansas city today. >> wow! >> fantastic. >> dulling the pain a little b >>> look at this i

three of the women aubrey, sidney and michelle made the final four. along with tie the only man.ching the show play out from home aubrey's behavior surprised her the most. >> aubrey being so map la tiff and devious and really starting out as i mean a total wall knauer turning into this dragon lady, she was going to do anything that it took. >> reporter: her only regret not trying to work with the men to save herself from being voted off but she had a reason. >> i don't know if the guys were on testosterone overload induced by camera exposure but the guys were very bossy. >> winner of survive, michelle. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a pretty cool consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good fo

three of the women aubrey, sidney and michelle made the final four. along with tie the only man.atching the show play out from home aubrey's behavior surprised her the most. >> aubrey being so map la tiff and devious and really starting out as i mean a total wall knauer turning into this dragon lady, she was going to do anything that it took. >> reporter: her only regret not trying to work with the men to save herself from being voted off but she had a reason. >> i don't know if the guys were on testosterone overload induced by camera exposure but the guys were very bossy. >> winner of survive, michelle. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a pretty cool consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good

sidney is like, mom!!r t how cool your mom might be it'se still embarrassing to them whent you go out don something likeomi that. >> she never came out of theer m car. in fact afterwards --s -- >> she would want say hi to himo >> let me see the picture. theiu how do you know it's john wall l and she compared that with his,a you know, wizards, she's like lk yeah. >> i wonder to know how thew selfie works. wks he was 6-foot four.oo f >> i was just hoping to the lort i went like that and whatever.na i was hoping i didn't get the t eye brows and just his chin. i stood on my tip toes.y tip i sure did. >> why was sidney embarrassedmba you wanted to say hi to h >> boshes a teenager. >> everything mom does iss embarrassing.emba >> i would have jumped in the photo i was your daughter.r >> she should have.ave i wonder if cherie gets it tod today. >> he followed you on twitter ye afterwards. >> automatically i tag him andnd ion twitter when i posted it ant he followed me back.e so yeah for the home team. >> did post

driver sidnei frigo lost control of his turbo-charged corvette.be to believe as you watch this, he came away with just a broken arm. >> the washington's correspondents dinner is tonight-- or as it's known, "the nerd prom--" politicians and journalists mingling with celebrities and the president himself. rarry wilmore of "the nightly show" on comedy central is hosting the event. recently i sat down with him for "cbs sunday morning" and asked him what he could expect given his oft-stated admiration of president obama. the president means a lot to you on a personal level. >> yes. >> axelrod: so much that you're not going to zing? >> oh, no, no, no. one has nothing to do with the other. i'll make fun of my parents, and they mean a lot to me on a personal level. i've been making fun of them for years. are you kidding me? don't get close to me, jim. the jokes will start flying. >> axelrod: we will have full coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner throughout the evening on cbsn and cbsnews.com. still ahead, they're just boy scouts and girl sco