. >> i am outside of walter johnson funeral home in westfield, new jersey.itlyn nelson. nelson died on sunday. three days after joking during a pancake eating contest at the school, sacred heart university in connecticut. she was daughter of a port you a hortive new york and new jersey police officer who died on/1. her funeral will be held opp saturday, her family has said they decided to donate the organs, so here today understandably did not want to talk. be sure that stay with me on twitter or the show at chasing news for the latest. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no-show on the hup for conservatives. >> protesting is one way of doing it. another way is to engage in conversation. >> they have been getting a lot of calls. bill: the guys have time to have beers with strangers. >> reporter: hes with on a tight schedule. bill: oh, i see. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: this he is the worst idea yet. reporter: we had tim or two when we were interviewing someone and something unexpected popped ship. that is what happened up the mayor's q&a session in late je a country in e

winston churchill, thomas wootoon, poolsville and walter johnson all taking top honors. >>> doug, weing earlier about all the rain and all the green around us. i feel like the first -- soon as we get a little bit of sunshine, the vines are going to take over my whole house. >> the weeds will be attacking us. >> that's what happened last time when we saw these conditions and then the sun came out, pollen went sky high. >> we remember. >> that won't be quite as high. but i think we'll get more pollen the next couple days here. that's one bad thing, but everything's growing pretty good. you might have had to mow the lawn for the first time over the past week or so. if you haven't done that, this week's probably going to be a good week to do it. tomorrow, you may be able to get out there. for the first part cover. you see the clouds, current temperatures, 61. winds northeast at 16. gusts up to 20 and 25 miles per hour. that made it hard to get around at times. but now, not much rain at all. couple of showers that are moving in from the east. couple of showers through parts of montgomery

in maryland, they're in montgomery county, churchill, wooton, poolsville, walter johnson and richardy. >>> across the country, schools are warning parents about a popular series, it's called 13 reasons why, it takes on the sensitive topic of suicide. >> been all over social media today, but some mental health experts think the show glamorizes suicide. you've been tweeting us to tell us what you think about this after several montgomery county schools sent letters home to parents. >> seemed like a good plot, with a girl committing suicide. >> reporter: asher is a seventh grader and explains why he watched the netflix series 13 reasons why. >> it's about a girl who commits suicide and leaves 13 tapes with a friend to tell why >> reporter: it's not intended for viewers younger than 17. critics say it glorifies suicide. asher told his mother about it after he watched it. >> i didn't think it was a bad thing. i don't think if glorifies it. >> reporter: do you think it encourages other kids to do things like this? >> i mean, it could. >> reporter: some montgomery county public schools such

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first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award-winning actor you know as walter white, dalton trumbo, and president lyndon johnsonheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ bryan cranston, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good to see you, stephen. >> stephen: bryan, good to have you here. >> nice to be back. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, you know even just reading the introduction there, i'm just struck by what an extraordinary-- um-- what an extraordinary roster of work you've put up there. i mean, you always approach everything with just such tremendous heart and emotional honesty and a true-- a true core of truth. >> well, thank you-- thank you, stephen. i do try to approach each character with a level of dignity and-- ( laughter ) >> stephen: bryan, you look like you're having a little trouble with the helmet. do you want to take the helmet off? >> i would really love to. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay. >> but i don't know how. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let me give you a hand. i think there's a little latch right here. hold on just a second. hold on. >> ow, ow, ow! ( cheers and applause ) thank you. >> stephen: the

johnson administration to accept. however, he received an e-mail from a walter starr who you may know is the author of a recent book on william henry seward and is presently working on a book on edwin stanton. well, he insists that it's much more complicated than that. what he discovered was that sherman also took and sent some of the surrender terms to some southern newspapers, for example the columbia, south carolina "phoenix" of april 24th, 1865. and that newspaper quoted it as saying that this peace treaty would bring peace to all the united states and the confederate states. sherman believed that he was exactly doing what should have been done. so it's possible that he may have sent information or planted information in a newspaper to put pressure on the administration to accept the terms. the problem is, however, that he never said anything about it. nor did anyone else say anything about such plans until walter starr found this information. it's difficult to know for sure. but we wanted you to be aware of that. we do know, however, without any fear of contradiction, that sherman thought he had done the right th