with me, "duck dynasty" star and host of willie robertson podcast on foxnews.com, willie robertson.me. i imagine it was pretty celebber to? >> you don't know how these things will turn out, but when it turns out in your favor, the family was excited. to be joyful and excited. just a night to celebrate. i just happened to be in new york. deirdre: so it worked out. >> he invited me over, you want to come hang out, i said sure. deirdre: when you're not sure how thee events go, was there tension? >> for wisconsin, there are other places, even iowa i guess you feel like you have a lead and go in it doesn't turn out. you never know. when the vote comes out you never know what the span of victory will be. certainly you want to win. deirdre: a lot of drama. >> with it being such a sweep, it was a good time to be there. deirdre: willie, let me ask you this, you obviously support donald trump. we know your dad supports senator cruz. are you having family political fights? >> we have interesting conversations about politics. we don't all think alike. we're on the right side of things. differen

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one was willie horton, who murdered a boy in a robbery, stabbing him 19 times. from prison. horton fled, kidnapped a young couple, stabbing the man and repeatedly raping his girlfriend. weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> the willie horton ad comes not from the official republican campaign, but from pro bush activists. >> willie horton was a black american, and i think one of the reasons the campaign did not want to associate itself directly with the ad is that they felt that people might interpret it as being a racist ad. >> weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> but lee atwater smells fresh blood. >> lee knew that it was powerful. lee knew that it fit a liberal stereotype that would make a larger point about dukakis. >> atwater wants to put willie horton front of stage, but he knows he's playing with fire. >> lee also knew that it could be radioactive with bush, that if it weren't handled right, bush wouldn't use it. bush would declare it off-limits. >> atwater and ailes take a different tack. casting a shadow over dukakis' prison weekend furlough

>> willie simmons: no one else can compare with us.ockery plantation, where the blues supposed to been born. there's no one else can tell you that in his district is the home of b.b. king. can tell you that he represents the area where fannie lou hamer came from. where jerry butler was born. go on and name others. the staple singers. when we talk about the heritage and the culture and what comes out of the delta, that's all within this little district that i represent. so mississippi delta has that pride. >> anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history. most of it of the not good variety. known unfortunately as much for byron de la beckwith, and tom brady's infamous speech after brown v. the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, it's hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the money class, serving them in discreet quarters in the b

willie? >> all right, steve patterson, thank you. >> and that storm threat stretches all the way up here into the northeast today. dylan's in for al this morning. dylan, what are we looking at here? >> we are going to see more storms in the southeast, but each day gets a little bit better, so we aren't going to see a big outbreak today. more flooding rain is going to be an issue today, although we do have some tornado warnings right now just south of atlanta. those will weaken and the storms will weaken as they move eastward, but we are still looking at the damage from yesterday. a lot of wind damage reports and four reported tornadoes, but nothing causing too much damage on thursday. today, though, our threat stretches from virginia all the way back into new orleans. again, large hail, damaging wind gusts and an isolated tornado is possible, but it's really the risk of flooding rains. this cold front is going to sag to the southeast and not move eastward all that quickly. so, as these lines

sunday, sunday, with willie geist. west texas to the plains. sunny along the west coast and the eastern half of the u.s., looking spectacular. warmer than normal conditions. that's what's going on around >>> thanks, al. good morning, everyone, temperatures on the rise right now, back to the mid 40s in central park. 47 degrees. we have lots of sunshine as you start your day. chilly right now, but temperatures are moderating back to the 50s by lunchtime. a day similar to yesterday, but a bit warmer. high temperature of 64 this afternoon. it feels great, fantastic spring day. 66 tomorrow as we start the 70 on sunday, into the 70s on monday. >> that's your latest weather. back inside to savannah. >> al, thank you so much. >>> jason bateman pulled double duty in "the family fang." he directed it and stars alongside nicole kidman, siblings who struggle with a strange family dynamic. take a look. >> if you're in control, the chaos will happen around you. and not to you. do you understand? >> okay. i'm ready. >> oh! >> jason bateman, good morning. >> g

we have "duck dynasty's" willie robertson coming up. anything to say to those knuckleheads?> willie is a great guy and bill o'reilly said things this week, i hate to say it, the most important political event in his lifetime is donald trump. now, at first i said, wait a minute, is he being serious? so i watched it again, he was dead serious. he said the single most important event in his lifetime, and then he did say with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. okay, that's a possible exception, but bill o'reilly has been nice, he's never said so many nice things to me. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast. >> i don't know. i'm going to check it out. so this week i like bill o'reilly this week. >> i'm just glad you like me this week. >> i like you always. have a great time. thank you, jesse. >> so long. >>> coming up, al sharpton, "duck die thatynastdynasty's" w robertson, reverend al sharpton and bill o'reilly, one of them was not happy to see me. >> wait a minute, i watched the film, and i don't say any of that. i could get used to this. now you can, with th

remembering willy williams, the legacy of philadelphia's first african-american police commissioner. >>> and jaime apody is live in chicago ahead of the nfl draft. >> reporter: hey there jim we are live on the red carpet where tomorrow carson wentz will walk on through and probably head right into the theater to be drafted number two as an eagle. we think. cecily it's freezing and rainy here. >> you know that rain in chicago right now? that same system is bringing us rain tomorrow and i'm tracking a few more waves of rain on the way. i'll time it out for you in the accuweather forecast. >>> former philadelphia police commissioner, willy williams, died in his home in atlanta after a long illness. >> reporter: philadelphia's first african-american police commissioner willy williams is remembered as a trailblazer he was truly my inspiration, the guy for me who set the tone and let me know right away i do do this. >> williams began his career in 1967 and rose to the ranks of top cop in 1988. he made people feel at ease. >> think that he was more akin to charles ramsey is normals of his a

sunday, sunday, with willie geist. west texas to the plains.ctacular. warmer than normal conditions. >>> we've got sunshine all across the bay area as we take a live look now at sunol. cool temperatures to start. let's look at some of those microclimate temperatures, 53 in oakland and san francisco, 44 in napa. a light jacket needed now but not this afternoon. we're up to 71 degrees in los gatos, palo alto 72 degrees and the tinder loin at 66 degrees, beautiful, nice and comfortable with a breezy wind and a high of 72 degrees in oakland today. into the next couple of days, our temperatures will continue to warm up into the 80s. >> that's your latest weather. back inside to savannah. >> al, thank you so much. >>> jason bateman pulled double duty in "the family fang." he directed it and stars alongside nicole kidman, siblings who struggle with a strange family dynamic. take a look. >> if you're in control, the chaos will happen around you. and not to you. do you understand? >> okay. i'm ready. >> oh! >> jason bateman, good morning. >> good mornin

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news," reporting tonight, willie geist. >>> good evening. the dangerous storms that unleashed tornados, torrential rains and knocked out power to thousands have turned deadly in east texas. a woman and her four grandchildren were swept away in the middle of the night by rising floodwaters and that threat is not over. 10 million people remain under a severe weather watch across several states tonight. nbc's jay gray begins our coverage. >> reporter: violent storms that have battered texas and oklahoma all week -- turned deadly overnight in palestine, texas. >> i don't know how it happened or why it happened, but it is disturbing though. >> reporter: 64-year-old lenda asberry and four grand children were swept away in the floodwaters. >> she had four kids trying to lift it up out of the water and it got too strong for her. >> reporter: water that kept rising, over mud and mailboxes. firefighters saved this woman's life. >> how close were you from being under water when they got here? >> i was this far from being under water. my head was like t

we have willie robertson? >> willie is a great guy. and bill o'rielly said, the most important political event in his lifetime is donald trump. is he being serious. and he was being dead serious. the single most important event in his lifetime, with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. that i think is possible exception. bill never said anything so nice to me. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast. >> and i will check it out. so this week i like bill o'rielly. >> i am glad you like me. >> i like you always. >> coming up. alsharpton and willie robertson and water's world. one of them was not happy to see me. wataug >> connecticut, delaware, maryland. pennsylvania and rhode island. trump has double-digit leads. indiana, trump needs to win. and nail it down. but he has high negatives and the radical activities are taking it to the streets in every single donald trump event. the protest movement is here to say. what are they against? and what are are they for? i went to the front lines in new york and tried to find out. >>

that is because willie geist is launching a new show this we willie geist." >> i'm taking a page outays a week. we're excited. it'll be sunday morning. we'll take a longer, deeper look and do fun profiles of people maybe you love from culture. this week, we got a backstage look at "hamilton." >> we're working on ticktickets >> the piece may not be enough to get in the show. we talked about the famous people who show up at the show and whether or not that distracts when they go out there. >> you're also talking about leslie odom -- >> big names. does somebody say, so and so is here tonight? >> no. lin-manuel likes to know. he's a superhero. i don't like to know. it puts me in a frame of mind i don't need to be in think of this? watch this. you know what i mean? >> self-conscious. >> yeah, yeah. >> he's had the president of the united states. every celebrity you can imagine sitting right there, watching what he does. amazing show. we're going to get a really exclusive back ststage look at >> congrats, man. >> set your dvr on sunday. >> is this your artwork? >> look how beautiful this i

monday, april 18th, "something to smile about," willie geist. with us on set, former communications director for george w. bush, nicole wallace. >> popping popcorn. and i'm watching reince priebus this weekend. i know reince, i like him. but i wanted to tell him, buddy, just stop. just back away. you're like the rnc chair. he has exactly you where he wants you. you're looking defensive. have an associate come on. have a past rnc chair come on. have haley barbour come on going, well, you know, politics. it's just much about nothing you know, trump, he's just trump, he's just -- just ignore trump. >> i don't think haley wants to say that about trump. >> but i'm just saying, the guy in charge of the rnc, you don't go on there and look offensive. and this is donald trump, making turn, guess what? last week he wasn't on, he put his people on. this week he wasn't on and it was other people on being defensive. but reince doesn't need to do that anymore. >> reince saying he's not going to take donald trump personally, he should. because it's personal. h

sunday, sunday, with willie geist. west texas to the plains.king spectacular. warmer than normal conditions. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly day with the frost quickly disappearing. frost into the low 60s. chestnut hill, 64 degrees. the pennsylvania suburbs, phoenixville, warming to 63. same for reading and bethlehem, 65 degrees. nothing but sunshine for east jersey, but just a bit chillier with highs in the 50s. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. back inside to savannah. >> al, thank you so much. >>> jason bateman pulled double duty in "the family fang." he directed it and stars alongside nicole kidman, siblings who struggle with a strange family dynamic. take a look. >> if you're in control, the chaos will happen around you. and not to you. do you understand? >> okay. i'm ready. >> oh! >> jason bateman, good morning. >> good morning. >> we were just discussing how i screened the film and you were disappointed i watched it on a small screen. >> you have to watch a lot of stuff. >> i was saying it was a d

>> willie, good morning.ack to go after bernie sanders with, you talked about hillary clinton and her team being frustrated with this race, doing it this way, questioning his qualifications is probably the best way to personally frustrate bernie sanders himself and i can tell you he would not have had a staff member tell him, is hey, you should go out and deliver this line about her qualifications, this is going to be coming from bernie sanders himself as a personal reaction and i could tell when i was interviewing him yesterday that he is frustrated by the focus on this da"daily news" interview. and there are a series of topics the clinton campaign has focused on, that outside groups have focused on, whether it's banking policy, foreign policy, the conflict in israel between the israelis and the palestinians but of course the thing that's gotten you the most attention because it was on the cover of the "new york daily news" is his position on guns and immunity and andrea pointed this out. this is a long-held

willie? >> glad the injuries weren't more serious. how would you like to be walking down a pier and seeing the ship coming at you? >> terrifying. >>> our interview with the women's soccer team, they filed a complaint demanding equal pay. hillary clinton wouldn't want to face them in the court or on the field. >> we support the fact that the women should fight for their rights and what they think is just compensation. >> in response to the filing, u.s. soccer telling nbc news, our efforts to be advocates for women's soccer is unwavering. we're committed to and engaged in negotiating a new collective bar bargaining agreement. >> nice to see tim howard >> nor for sure. >>> dylan? >> it's warm but raining. it is going to rain all day long up and down the east coast, with our best chance of strong storms from virginia, even parts of maryland and delaware could see stronger storms. especially through southern georgia and northern florida, we could see heavy rain. behind it, it clears out. there is

we have willie robertson? >> willie is a great guy. and bill o'rielly said, the most important political event in his lifetime is donald trump. is he being serious. and he was being dead serious. the single most important event in his lifetime, with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. that i think is possible exception. bill never said anything so nice to me. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast. >> and i will check it out. so this week i like bill o'rielly. >> i am glad you like me. >> i like you always. >> coming up. alsharpton and willie robertson and water's world. one of them was not happy to see me. watauga it's everything you've ialways wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. sometimes... ...maybe too hard. get claim rateguard® from allstate. it helps keep your homeowners' rate from going up just because of a claim. so protect your home and your rates. talk to a local allstate agent and discover how much more their personal service can do for you. >> connecticut, delaware, maryland. pennsylvania and rho

we have willie robertson? >> willie is a great guy. and bill o'rielly said, the most important political event in his lifetime istrump. is he being serious. and he was being dead serious. the single most important event in his lifetime, with a possible exception of the assassination of jfk. that i think is possible exception. bill never said anything so nice to me. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast. >> and i will check it out. so this week i like bill o'rielly. >> i am glad you like me. >> i like you always. >> coming up. alsharpton and willie robertson and water's world. one of them was not happy to see me. watauga(clears throat) mr. kend. can you spare a second to... (sighs)? i need a favor from you... um... can i spare a minute... (sighs)? do you have a minute to speak with me? secret, stress tested for women. this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard trea

willie? >> peter, thank you. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." good to see you. >> morning. >> take us inside the room in washington, in a week where donald trump said he wouldn't support the nominee necessarily, and a week he had to defend his campaign manager against battery charges, the comments to chris matthews about abortion. what was it like in the room? >> also, in a week he was going to do the loyalty pledge. >> we only have so much time. >> i know. it's been one of those weeks for trump. it was a meeting scheduled last week. the timing, of course, because of everything that's happened this week, gave it, i think, added value and added interest to a lot of people. it was about the trump campaign trying to get a better handle on the rules. remember, they're just learning. i think what happened last week in louisiana, this is a state that he won and it turned out ted cruz, after the fact, at the state convention, ends up with more delegates o

too much water, way too fast, willie. >> and your heart breaks for those four beautiful little children. jay gray in palestine, texas, thank you. for more on what is ahead, we turn to our meteorologist dylan dreyer. >> good evening, willie, we should see improvements down through texas and louisiana through the night and especially into tomorrow. but as jay pointed out, the heavy rain is due to the moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico. you add in the strong jet stream digging into texas and louisiana and it triggers the wind and the large hail. but as we go into tomorrow, what we're going to notice is that the storminess we saw from the midwest down to the gulf coast, we're going to lose the threat tomorrow because the storms themselves will move eastward, but the he are down through new jersey into delaware and maryland into the mid-atlantic where we could see one to two inches of rain. as for texas and louisiana, monday is the next chance for highlighted a deep political crisis that hinders the fight against isis. >> reporter: state of the iraqi capital in chaos -- as hundred

willie? i thought they got water hoses out yesterday. >> not last night, no. >> that was in the media. >> in the media all day yesterday all i heard were breathless stories after breathless stories. >> it was a little bit overplayed. but the nbc news exit poll found far fewer wisconsin republican voters angry at washington, just 32% compared to nearly double that in nevada. among the key groups behind cruz's victory were those most concerned about winning in november who went for cruz 68% to 19% for trump along with those who preferred a candidate with experience in politics, 68% to 8% for trump. cruz also won with those who said trade creates u.s. jobs and voters with incomes of over $100,000. last night, a triumphant cruz announced his campaign brought in $2 million tuesday alone and said he is convinced he will earn enough delegates to security the nomination. >> tonight is a turning point. it's a rallying cry, it's a call from the hardworking men and women of wisconsin to the people of am

but -- >> i agree with willie.of my twitter followers and all these people, i'm not a donald trump supporter, okay? i'm not supporting donald trump, because -- >> i say these things, i get flamed. so, don't think that. but, you're absolutely right, willie. why would he go away from what has got him this far? you dance with the one that bring you, right? and it has been being the anti-politician, anti-politician, anti-politics, totally, you know, out there. >> just push back the curtain for a second. >> i think we have to. >> he's got mlb.com on. >> are you watching a game? >> he's got the red sox/indians game on under the desk and doesn't know how to turn off the volume. >> this is sad and pathetic. i don't know if you know this or not, mike, this is pre-season. >> this is the real deal. >> you are that -- >> oh, wait, no, it's not! opening day! >> really, we're sorry. don't let us interrupt. >> to your point, this entire trump campaign han just a fascinating exercise in human nature and the power of ego. because t

. >> finally, you are going to what actress whoopi goldberg has in common with willie nelson. what is going on? >> the oscar-winning actress and is following in the footsteps of willie nelson by launching a marijuana line. she along with a northern california producer will offer a chocolate, cream, and bath salts to aid menstrual cramps. industry in the united states sold over $20 billion in products in 2015. >> i am curious to see if that product will fly off the shelves. it will fly off the cells because willie nelson's products have been flying off the shelves. >> with the latest business news. time for the press review. at what ise a look grabbing the headlines. studio,me now in the lots of focus on that day of action yesterday against the government plan to reform france's labor laws. >> they are thrilled about the turnout at the protest yesterday which happened across the country, but it got a little carried away with its calculator . it says about 1.2 million people took to the streets. that is what organizers are saying, twice is many as the previous rally on march 9.

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willie? >> let's move over here. we have rob from new york city, registered democrat. not just made up his mind. what's your question, sir? >> why do you think gun manufacturers should get be given immunity from lawsuits? would it extend to cell phone manufacturers, airlines? >> this is what i think. what i think is, if matt is a gun store owner in northern vermont, and he sells me a legal product. i purchase a gun. then i use that gun to do something terrible. should matt be sued? the answer is, i think not. >> why do you keep picking on me? >> point being, if somebody sells me a legal product and i do something crazy with it, should i be sued? the answer is no. >> every other company is open why are gun manufacturers given a reprieve from liability? i think that's the question. >> the answer is, if you sell me a car -- if you sell me a gun and it explodes in my hands, of course you're liable to be sued. if the product works the way it was designed to work, then i do not believe that that gu

i do. >> willie? >> i'm with ella walders here in new york city, registered republican, undecided but leaning your way. >> good morning, mr. trump. congratulations on your big win in new york. >> thank you very much. >> my question to you is, can you please share with us a single most important lesson that you've learned growing up? and who do you consider a mentor now, and why? >> that's a great question. i'm not asked it very often. i will tell you a real lesson. my father was a builder in brooklyn and queens. he build housing. he loved to work. he didn't say, you have to work and you have to this, but i would learn sitting at his knee, playing with blocks. and it would be a sunday or saturday night or any time. he was always working. and he was a happy man. and i learned that work is a great thing. i looked at my father. he had a wonderful wife. they had a fantastic marriage. it was 63 years. it was an incredible relationship. but my father was a very happy person. and all he did is work. he couldn

we have willie robertson and bill o'reilly anything you want to say? >> wily a great dial guy and bill o'reilly said, i hate to say it but the most permit political event in his lifetime is donald trump. now, at first, i said, now, wait is minute is he being serious is i watched it again and he was being dead serious, he said the single most important event in his lifetime and he did say with the possible exception of the assassination of j.f.k. that is a possible exception. but bill o'reilly has been nice and never said anything so nice. >> i don't know what he had for breakfast that morning. >> so this week i like bill o'reilly legal. >> ii am just glad you like me this week. >> i like you always. >> al sharpton, and duck dynasty 's star. one was not happy to see me. >> wait. wait. wait. i watched this. healthy... ...at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of good bacteria. trubiotics. be true to your health. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire

willie geist is joining us in the audience.s, good morning again. i'm with melissa, a register democrat from new york city. not just made up her mind in the primary. >> good morning. we keep hearing a woman candidate would be a better advocate for women. what will you do to address gender inequality and women's health issues? >> fantastic question. all over this country. you know what they tell me? they're tired of making 79 cents on the dollar compared to men. i will fight as hard as i can for pay equity for women. they want that whole dollar and not 79 cents of the dollar. second of all, in terms of women's health, i am 100% pro choice. i think a woman has the right to control her own body. not state government or the federal government. thirdly, i believe that we have got to draw in the rest of the industrialized world. guarantee health care to every man, woman and child as a right. you know, we have got to ask ourselves the hard questions, which media often does not, that is, why are we the only major country on earth that

. >> all the day's sport, including the 2016 masters champion, danny willis. >>> english golfer danny willis claims the green jacket to become the first european to win the masters in 17 years. >> the united nations envoy to yemen we will come would to tentative ceasefire that's come into effect this monday. it is an agreement that the saudi-led coalition and the houthi rebels have both promised to honor. we've got these shots from easement of the capital anna. you're seeing patches of fighting just before the ceasefire was supposed to start. it released relief age through all of yemen. >> sanna is one of the oldest cities in the world and it's been in houthi rebel hands for more than a year and a half. people here and right across yemen have borne the brunt of the civil war. although they may have different allegiances, many in yemen are united in their desire for peace. >> we're for peace. we support a ceasefire resolution in every way. a ceasefire is what the yemeni people want, but we need commitments that everybody abides by. >> we want a ceasefire that will last forever, not jus

i'm willie geist. thanks for joining us this morning.the next hour we're throw you in the bam of a '64 impala, as ice cube launches his long ride to big mainstream movie star and keeping that cred intact all the way. did you feel like you had to leave a piece behind when you left for hollywood? >> not really. as you mature, there's a natural polish that should happen with an artist that's here to stay. >>> then new people, new businesses, new rents. what happens to the old ones? our resident hipster, jacob soboro soboroff, looks into it. >> so the people coming in, what does that do to everybody that was here? >> there's a lively neighborhood that existed here for generations, they're getting pushed out. >>> plus hoda kotb introduces us to a high school student who left her home for america. >>> the latest on the investigation into prince's death. he has been cremated. with the results from friday's autopsy still pending, his public publicist said there was a small memorial with friends and family. . >> he was a spiritual man. as a music

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or --nd finally, prevents professor winston grady-willis?nificance, growing up here in colorado was that there, point where just in terms of the culture wars around music, when i was in high school and in college, those individuals that gravitated toward r&b, disco on the one hand, those individuals who proudly proclaim they were rockers, this was often a rationalized -- racialized dynamic. often found themselves on the dance floor, all grooving to prince. this was really, really important coulter early, important personally and the gender piece is really important. for those of us who are userosexual, prince forced to really interrogate gender norms in ways in which we are often not comfortable. i still remember to this day, every time date part would introduce -- dick clark would introduce prince, there was this unease. at the same time, this incredible respect for his genius. amy: i wt to thk you both for being with us, steven u.s..er, guardian f we will put a link to your. tubman peace "to put harriet , tubman on the $20 bill would be an

i'm willie geist. i'm usually where you are this time of the week, on the couch in my sweat pants with a cup of coffee. but from now on i'll be here in my church clothes with you. we're excited to take you along for a rare backstage look at the cultural phenomenon that is hamilton. toughest ticket in the world now. but the musical's breakout is showing us around and telling us what it is like to be at the center of the hamilton hysteria. >> how crazy is this for you right now? >> it is the most exciting, wonderful, trying, challenging time ever. >> then we'll go inside the word of artificial intelligence, the stuff of sci-fi movies is already here and there is a big debate at the highest reaches of silicon valley about whether it is here to save us or make us obsolete. olivia sterns looks into it. >> ai can be -- might be really, really good thing for us, and it might be a really, really not good thing for us. >> and with the boston marathon tomorrow, a group of survivors of the bombing three years ago

willie -- >> we've got the host of the spectacular, stup endous sunday -- >> it's willie -- >> sexy sunday. >> steamy sunday mornings with willie geist. >> we'll be there again sunday morning bright and early, 9:00 in new york, 8:00 elsewhere. >> powerful. >> profiles of the parker guys. met in high school, had an idea why glasses cost as much. turns out they don't have to watch as much. you're wearing them? >> i was customer number three. passed out downtown, right? i look up my glasses are broken. some guys pull me in, right? >> that was your a ha moment. >> aha. >> willie stole all my cash. i didn't have that much. >> that was a rough night. i'm sorry about that. >> that was rough. escalated very quickly. a happy ending. >> tell us a story, when you passed out in the street and something great happened. is that when you got your job at bbc. >> never happened. >> i have never got so drunk i've passed out in the street. >> all right, guys. we have three big stories. donald trump's foreign policy speech, bobby knight. >> that's a good one. >> carly fiorina. i can say candidate hillary clin

>> so it's a good question, willie.we found on the 9/11 commission was certainly that we did not discover senior high-level saudi government connection to the 9/11 attacks. however, as i just laid out, there was saudi fundraising, saudi support for wahabism also supported, also said on the television, no way the two terrorists that helped pull off the attacks could have gone into southern california and san diego and los angeles without help ahead of time. somebody from the saudi consulate in los angeles that we saw doing a lot of things allegedly helping terrorist. >> ambassador, thank you. tim roemer, given that answer, i'm just curious, how do you narrow the focus. we should be able to move forward with these. you can't narrow the focus. >> there's a difference between going back in history between the saudi government official act and rogue elements and i think there's quite likely there were, could have been a royal, function in the government, someone with a foundation and a big pot of money and that probably was

we will talk with gerri willis about that later.ant to get to some of your don'ts because this was a moment when once again we have seen two presidential candidates do this. you say don't eat your pizza with a fork but how can you apply that to other raises? what does that mean in the grand scheme which is when in rome do as the romans do. when you go to iowa and they hand you the twinkie on a stick that's been deep-fried again you will eat it. >> i would gain so much weight if i were on the campaign trail. kennedy: that you are a little tiny thing. >> it would be terrible but when you are in rome you have t like the romans do. take up your pizza and folded in half. i have to get my stuff done and shove it down. kennedy: and don't insult new york values. >> ted cruz knew what he was talking about when he said that rate we all do intellectually know what that means but it did come back to haunt him. and he never had a good explanation for that. if you are going into a big state don't insult the entire state with one throwaway line th

actress, dancer, singer, rumor willis is here. having an awesome year. she won "dancing with the stars" and made her broadway debut and exciting news to share about what she's doing now. pretty soon they're going to ask demi moore and bruce willis, are you rumer's parents? >> exactly. and how do you know if your relationship is not headed toward marriage? we have our hunkie men, they're over there. >> oh, lord. >> they're going to help you recognize the signs when our guys tell all. >> it should be interesting. if you ever had days where you felt like a less than perfect mom, very funny book, two of our good friends here at "today" have written "the shoddy mom." >> replace the vowel. >> and they're going to say why some of these parenting things that you do are just -- >> you know, everybody is doing them. >> big congratulations to villanova. if you love basketball, if you don't love basketball, still a great moment. so it was -- to let you guys know, in the last few seconds of the men's ncaa basketball final, north carolina was down by three points. thr