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lots of jokes obviously from the funnyman seth meyers and from the president tonight. we have been watching the white house correspondent association dinner. president talking a whole lot tonight about himself, that is what he does, he kind of roasted himself and then he got a little bit into politics and picked on donald trump for a good, i don't know, three or four or five minutes from his speech. i want to bring in some guests via satellite to talk about the president tonight and what really traditionally is a forum of humor. we have former white house director of events laura schwartz. role call staff writer david drucker and republican strategist noelle nickfor. >> i thought the entertainment was actually entertaining and that is not always the case because not all come dayians are funnily. the president did a little better job be in that he actually made fun of himself this year more than he did last year. last year he was busy picking on everybody else. usually what the president is supposed to do at this dinner is pick on himself. and look, i was at some of the

seth meyers, welcome to "meet the press." >> it's great to be here! i'm so excited to be on "meet the press" without having to run for office. >> right. >> so much easier this way. >> if you want to declare something, feel free to do that. >> i think i'm mostly just go to run from previous statements and hit some talking points. >> good. >> i've been watching a lot of "meet the press" to prepare for this, so. >> actually, it's appropriate we're at the white house. >> yes. >> you and your family getting a tour here, which is always nice to see the people's house. >> yep. >> and of course, you are the star attraction because i picked up "politico" here, and here it is, "snl comes to washington," as you're presiding over it. >> yes, very exciting. >> this is, this dinner -- and i'm talking to you before you're doing it here on friday -- this is a tough thing to prepare for. >> it's very hard to prepare for, but it's fun to prepare for as well, you know. it's exciting to be able to tell jokes that, you know, i feel like everybody here will get, and maybe

a man by the name of mr kerry meyers. and. mr mars was represented during the may lie trials. and. mr meyers in the marine corps came to a very discreet mutual understanding i was on it with this charge december thirty first of two thousand and three and here i am. when i came back i think that that sense of long term planning was gone. i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded. but. i went through a period of my own t.c.k. carrying her on. and about it and fed it means. a long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point to ride no one. i had no more car i had long since moved out of my house and could not come back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone with my experience and teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and it carried a retirement with even though i had and a change of heart

seth meyers was wonderful last night. he was funny. he was biting, but then he was also very gracious. it really looked like he was happy to be there and having a great time. he tweeted this morning and he was like d.c., thank you. that was the meyers family had a great time. >> i heard things got really late with some of the snl cast members, including seth. >> apparently it was around 3:00 or 3:30 and i think the french ambassador needed to go to bed and they were kind of escorted out, but they did serve breakfast. >> things got that late where people were actually being served breakfast? >> yes. >> this is really big business for our city. >> it started off as an evening and it has really grown into like a five-day almost festival. they use the word nerd prom sometimes, but i think it is great for the city. it really helps put d.c. on the map. businesses, restaurants, hotels and you see all these kind of tweets and facebook updates, oh, my gosh, i just saw bradley cooper at a cafe in georgetown or something like that. >> a lot of be

meyers, this is a notoriously tough audience at the washington hilton. why did you take this assignment? >> it's an honor to be asked, certainly, and when you look down the roster of people who have done it in the past, i'm incredibly flattered to be on that list now. i have heard it's a really hard room. brian williams contacted me immediately to warn me about the lion's den i was walking into but as a comedian you like those challenges so i'm looking forward to it. >> how do you start preparing for something like this? >> fortunately, i have a job that's already sort of preparing for something like this. we obviously follow politics and what's happening in the white house at our show as part of our daily spnspn mostly you sit around with your writers and figure out what will happen in the room. you talk to other comedians and prepare as much as possible but in the end you have to pick the jokes you feel are the funniest. >> when you're standing there telling your jokes, the president is sitting right next to you, does that affect which jokes are told?

>> the reviews were positive from the president and seth meyers. the energy, after the past week of birth certificate conversation, which i think the media has -- it was almost cathartic, and the sense of tension in the room, because donald trump was there, and so many jokes were aimed at donald trump. the laughter -- >> uproarius. it built like a crescendo. it got so loud at donald trump's expense. >> absolutely. of course, everyone was trying to steal a glimpse at trump -- i actually saw people standing up, and he was stony-faced for the most part. >> a lot of people commenting on that. seth meyers was the host of the dinner, and he focused a lot of his jokes on the president. let's take a little clip and watch it together. >> when you were sworn in, you looked like the guy from the old spice commercials. now you look like louis gossett, sr. i've never said this to anyone before, but maybe you should start smoking again. >> i know, right? that was great. do you think this was better than, say, last year or recent past dinners? >> i why it was, ju

played it cool when meyers cracked that joke. bin laden was not dead yet but at the time navy s.e.a.l.'s were closi

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. >> commissioner meyer aaberg? >> thank you, mr. chair. dr. meyer, i have next to me approximately 3,000 pages of recent reports, peer review journal articles and book chapters which are already in the record as preceding and to which you have referred to indirectly these documents examine a range of issues related to the overall mental health of the lgbt population, the pervasiveness and the nuanced problems associated wit the peer-to-peer student violence, directed the central minority youth so many short an negative outcomes suffered by the targeted. to which you've testified. they come from institutions including harvard medical schoo for the university, ucla, uc-davis and many other reputable institutions. do you have an overall comment you can make to this commission about this body of scholarship and the way we should give this scholarship in our deliberation? >> yes, i have over 8,000 pages the preferences i've provided a well as the articles i could identify are published in the per peer review journals it isn't easy to put an article

seth meyers had already complained his birth certificate jokes were useless. this would have been one more joke out the window. >>> let's check in on a look at the news at 6. >>> the events of 9/11 changed our lives forever. we're going to talk to those who were first on the scene at the pentagon. o >>> that

. >> reporter: and if that wasn't enough, comedian seth meyers piled on. first the republicans. >> donald trump said he was going to run for president, as a president, which is surprising, because i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> reporter: the president was not immune. >> you, on the other hand, mr. president, aged a little. if the hair gets any whiter, the tea party will endorse it. >> reporter: proof that when you try to entertain a bunch of journalists, the truth can be funnier than fiction. for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, washington. >> sounds like seth meyers hit a home run there. it's hilarious. >> what will it take to get donald to laugh? >> i guess he wasn't amused by some of those jokes. >> maybe if you tell the jokes you can get him to laugh. >> maybe. >> do you think he and the president chatted at that event? >> i bet not. >> i bet not. what do you think? be right back. what do you think? be right back. breakfast! [ male announcer ] discover the new taste of eggo thick and fluffy waffles. whoa! a deliciously diffe

it was personal against donald trump. >> seth meyers had a line. donald trump appears regularly on fox which is kind of ironic because it looks like he is he' got a fox on his head and he said to the people at the table, if-- don't finish your food don't worry about it, the fox on donald's head will eat the rest of your meal. >>s oh, boy. >> as the evening went on, you could tell that trump went from amused to kind of steamy. >> perhaps he has to develop a little thicker skin if he's going to take this thing too seriously. let's talk about new hampshire and talk about this morning, michelle bachmann and tim pawlenty and others, where do they see things going from here? >> it's interesting he they made the kind of normal comments you would expect in going after the president and obviously, on gas prices, on the deficit and the reach of government, but there continues to be this feeling that there's, that the republicans feel as it now stands not as exciting the republican rank and file and looking around, is there anybody else? and continuing talk n

. >> reporter: and if that wasn't enough, comedian seth meyers piled on. first the republicans. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> reporter: but the president was not immune. >> now, you, on the other hand, mr. president, have aged a little. mr. president, look at your hair. if your hair gets any whiter, the tea party is going to endorse it. >> reporter: proof that when you try to entertain a bunch of journalists, the truth can be funnier than fiction. for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, washington. >> sounds like seth meyers hit a home run there. >> yeah. >> he's hilarious. >> a little bit of revenge there for the president against donald trump. >> what will it take to get donald to laugh? >> i guess he wasn't amused by some of those jokes. >> maybe if you tell the jokes you can get him to laugh. >> maybe. >> do you think him and the president chatted at that event? >> i'm betting not. >> i bet not. what do you think? we'll be

. >> hi, i am kathy meyer. i have children at sunnyside elementary. my biggest concern is i am on the ground right now at the school that my son's -- has had a full grade in 10 or 15 years. it is a transition school. parents want to see -- i like the ideas of the iep program. you are reading the reports of the students when they come into middle school. the parents at sunnyside and some of the other schools that are being fed into middle school -- a middle school that has not traditionally performed well. we want to hear real solutions. solutions that are based on what are best practices at other schools. they may not have the same performance. maybe instead of

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. >> hi, i am kathy meyer. i have children at sunnyside elementary. my biggest concern is i am on the ground right now at the school that my son's -- has had a full grade in 10 or 15 years. it is a transition school. parents want to see -- i like the ideas of the iep program. you are reading the reports of the students when they come into middle school. the parents at sunnyside and some of the other schools that are being fed into middle school -- a middle school that has not traditionally performed well. we want to hear real solutions. solutions that are based on what are best practices at other schools. they may not have the same performance. maybe instead of reinventing the wheel, you use examples that currently exist for the school district. and as far as our student population, our parent population, half the parents want feeders and like the idea and have one choice. i am comfortable saying that as the pta president of the school as well. i really think that when you are presenting feeders to schools, particularly schools that are going to be in

. >> as the mighty mississippi flows toward louisiana, at the meyers home, it looks like moving day. filling boxes in the living room, stacking canned goods in the kitchen. they are in all-out evacuation mode. >> we're a little worried about the back flow going up into the local lake here and flooding out the area. a moving company will pack their furniture and other large items destined for higher ground 30 miles away. >> a lot of people in town are looking at us funny like why are you evacuating. and a lot of people only think one gate of the morganza is going to open. and they just really don't seem to be aware of what's going on. >> reporter: but it's hard to miss on the rural roads. mile upon mile which are now lined with sandbags. on the vulnerable bayous where some of the wildlife seems oblivious to what's ahead. state inmates earn time off their sentences for long hours and heavy lifting. >> i love morgan city. i love louisiana. just need to take precautions when you live -- when you live here. >> reporter: it all comes with a big price tag. at this ship yard repair business,

but the irony of it all, seth meyers made a joke about osama bin laden. he was mocking c-span's low ratings when he said this. >> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu kush but did you know every day from 4 to 5 he hosts a show on cspan. look at the president. you have the president grinning broadly to the joke. that came hours before we had the news. >>> we are out there on the belt way right now at providence road. we are going over the providence road fire company right now because they have a piece of metal from the world trade center that came from new york. we'll show you tonight at 11. i'm your biggest fan. you know that. aww. you're the best, mr. snuggles. [ thinking ] another pet name? you're right, puggle-wuggle! [ voice on phone ] hey, wiggly. all right, i'm smart enough to notice that my favorite fresh-brewed mickey d's sweet tea is now on the dollar menu, along with that juicy mcdouble. so i'm smart enough for this. you're the best, too... sweet tea... pie? aww, chipmunk. nicely done, chipmunk. [ male announcer ] sweet tea and the mcd

"saturday night live" star seth meyers also joined in. but he saved some of the best lines for the president. >> what happened to you? when you were sworn in you looked like the guy from the old spice commercials. now you look like lewis gossett sr. >> the correspondents dinner is traditionally a roast of the press and the president. >>> thanks for joining us for the bay area at 11:00. that would have been neat to listen to that. >> it's pretty entertaining. >>> we've got "saturday night live" coming up next. first, let's check in a little bit. we've got a change. it's warming up. >> we would just have begged for this weather last weekend for easter sunday. >> yes, i would have. >> but 70s in the forecast. and tomorrow, getting close to 80. and the warmest places. but it looks like the summer preview will hold off till wednesday and thursday. mid-80s around santa rosa. lirmore, even orinda and lafayette could be close to 90 on wednesday. it's going to be heating up middle part of the week. >> i did beg for that weather a week ago. >>> all

. >> meyer's survived by escaping into switzerland before that. she taught french at the university of maryland and she is now retired monday lately derek has been giving that question a whole lot of thought. >> it is almost mother's day again and once again i am short one very good mother. i guess i could be angry or bitter that mom passed away six years ago but the reality is we had an amazing run. she joyfully raised the three of us with help from dad and people still stop me on the streets to tell me they took a class from my mom, dr. mack as they called her and i feel so proud and frankly blessed because she taught us so much more. still, there is this sunday thing and while i admit it is a bit of a relief to ignore all the commercials and not have to search around for just the right gift there is really no substitute for that hug from a woman who just loves you more than you'll ever know. now as many of you have sadly learned mother's day is not the best without mom. still, i figure i am one very lucky man because even though i'm not buying

[laughter] i am looking forward to hearing seth meyer tonight. [applause] he is a young fresh face to can do no wrong in the eyes of his fans. seth, enjoy it while it lasts. [laughter] yes, i think it is fair to say that, when it comes to my presidency, the honeymoon is over. [laughter] for example, some people now suggest that i am too professorial and like to address that head-on by assigning all of user meeting that will help you draw alyour own conclusions. [laughter] others say that i am arrogant, that i found a really great self-help tool for this -- my poll numbers. [laughter] [applause] i have even let down my key core constituency -- movie stars. [laughter] just the other day, matt damon -- i love the that -- he says that he was disappointed in my performance. well, matt, i just saw "the adjustment bureau." so -- [laughter] right back at you, buddy. [laughter] [applause] of course, there is someone that i can always count on for support, a wonderful wife michelle. [cheers and applause] we made a terrific team at the easter egg roll this

i think it was marisa meyer who said there's something to be said about the fact that both sergei and larry were montessori kids. >> right. >> what does that mean? >> well, i'm reading a book by maria montessori, the great master of that free-style education to understand that better and it does fit larry and sergei who both indeed had montessori training. it's something that has you question authority and you pursue what you're passionate about. the idea of montessori is you'll learn better if you're learning what you're excited about. and that's the way they operate that. if you look at google's history after search the projects they've gone to are things they've gravitated to and been passionate about and even now that it's a bigger company, maybe that will change that larry's c.e.o. but larry and sergei have allowed themselves the freedom to go wherever they want and it's impressing on their employees, too. you'll do better by doing what you're passionate about and that's why they have that 20% idea that an employee can spend one day a week doing what he or she wants to do without

first round action on choose the bow will be leaving paris early after losing to germany's florian meyer and four cents on the demetrius of soul of his in the midst of a draw my advance towards the elites of belgian as a russian looks to extend its way. meanwhile andy murray is sent another local favorite packing by disposing of eric straight sets victory on able to put out montreux this students against a fourth seed scots and also straight sets very clearly a class above match six four six one six three victory at the triple rolled. lucky loser but only in the next round. but it was a football one of all kind of eruption in iceland could hit the ball saloons plans for their trip to london for their champions league final with much to united on may twenty eighth catalans are considering travelling to buke a later today instead of on thursday as was originally planned head coach pep of what we all are says he is ready to change their scheduled work more serious weather delays saturday's pano will be a rematch of the two thousand and nine decider in rome which parts of one to no on the sa

meyers and i have a 6-year-old and he's little, and little people like big things. and i come here to the telescience museum in georgia, not that far from atlanta, to find big things, big dinosaurs, big trucks, big airplanes. we'll see you what you're going to see. by car, literally a 45 minute ride from downtown atlanta will take you millions of years away. might even scare you a little bit, too. you have no idea what you're going to get around any corner. from a giant american mastadon to a mouth of a shark that ate whales the size of a bus. and, okay, some things here are just for fun. but think about that shark taking a bite out of this tire? okay, so maybe that truck doesn't get very good gas mileage. like maybe 1 mile per gallon. but here they do make their own power. and of course it would have to be big. okay, so i admit, nothing everything has to be big to be cool. like the inside of a cockpit of an airplane. or, for this, an entire helicopter sitting right here that you can even look at engine. and something that i thought was really big when i was a kid?

technology enterprise of a global fortune 500 company. >> huge machine. >> reporter: meyer and his team at harris corporation took us on a tour of the first of its kind state-of-the-art cyber integration center designed to secure critical information for fortune 500 companies and government agencies. the key -- >> is being able to prove through continuous monitoring, are you getting this level of trust that you signed up for and pay for? >> reporter: as virtual information storage becomes even more popular, experts warn safeguarding your data will be an even greater challenge. >> there is a cat-and-mouse game between security people and, you know, hackers. >> reporter: the only way to protect your most precious information in the cloud, maybe not to put it there in the first place. now they built the cyber integration system after years in the intelligence community. the level of security and monitoring at that facility, they are really incredible, if not almost inpen trable. in the end it comes down to trust. you have to trust the companies that you're doing business with, that you're

in the very very conspicuously oddly good high school sophomore any meyers in new jersey student issued a challenge to congresswoman michele bachmann a tool of wits on the u.s. constitution in a letter the congresswoman miers wrote representative bachmann a frequent inability you've shown to accurately and factually present even the most basic information about the united states led me to submit the following challenge pitting my public education against your advanced legal education. bachmann accept the challenge i'd argue that tenth graders knowledge of the united states may be too much for bachmann she probably needs to go head to head with a fifth grader to make her more even. a bad georgia republican governor nathan deal so much for the fourth of state journalism georgia after a local news affiliate ran a scathing article about potential ethics violations coming out of the governor's office the governor barred reporters from that affiliate from covering a bill signing ceremony until they apologized for the article and the words governor deals with this is try to censor news coverag

has taken a step back from the military action leaving its allies particularly came meyer there and williams of the new york based foreign policy in focus. america chose britain as the best servant in its war so bomber can prepare for the next presidential elections it seems to be a puppet of britain acting as the sort of the mercenaries for the united states i mean the u.s. is pulling out not because it's opposed to what nato is doing there it's to limit the domestic fallout for the obama presidency that's why it's it's pulling its forces out on all. so because i think wisely it realizes that it's time to get in the middle east is broad and can only get worse with this continuing. it is one of the changing signs that as america gets weaker commercially and military relatively speaking europe could exert itself a little more if it ever got its act together and one of the reasons it can't get its act together is because of the sluggish relationship between the u.k. and the u.s. in libya nato is keeping out its been bargain of the capital tripoli launching its heaviest attack there since the s

man to reach the summit files of the romancers after coming from a step down to be germany's florian meyer britain's top ranked player could only take one gave in the opening set and see dramatically turn things around to lose and to no ceiling victory one six six one six one scotsman the next day i know that djokovic beaten so far this season or in so doing. on the inside of the draw chinese world number six know ali is also safely through this for united finest away past grettir on congress and is in line to face the french open champion anxious to schiavone in the last fall. and in the meantime another woman will be quite intense to one side for the time being while the wanton are sucked into taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back twenty five year old russian will miss next week's french open and she said twice the finest stuff in the session doesn't want to talk to herself and longer has not been back thanks for giving her trouble since the end of two thousand and nine. and another conspicuous absentee from her and doris the recently really of the american former world numb

libya and bahrain and syria and iran so no revolution so far but there might be some to come along ben meyer new york what do you think about that i mean and should be thinking about revolution in a positive sense ok we can talk about that too will they be democratic. well what we are really witnessing today in the middle east is what i call a revolutionary changes that is revolutionary changes by definition is whether or not the status quo ante will be restored i do not believe that base status quo ante will be restored so in that says there are revolutionary changes whether the military remains in egypt or in tunisia and elsewhere the changes will have to be to have to take place and i think all of our government will no exception in one form or another i would have to introduce some kind of reform in order to meet the expectations of the hopes and aspirations of the people in that sense these are revolutionary changes or the arab world had never experienced before and these changes are going to continue for some time to come because the wave of instability or whooshing changes is going to

little i got a banker has finally won his first tournament of two thousand and eleven favorite florian meyer in munich open the russian stars and well sitting the percept by six games to free his german opponents of oh well to take the second dog's same school lines and imagine the decider how the dollar then go restructure thirty nine of the world rankings stepped up here this is a loss of just one game to seal big tree and then the munich open the second time in his career. goal for only fired a flawless five under par final round of sixty seven to win the valentines championship and so i've career and retain his status as golf's world number one american dustin johnson enjoyed mixed fortunes this birdie at the ninth six which were offset by free drop shots to lead in fourth line on the par. with place and style it's. giving him an eagle free something in return and we go under human is to settle the second commits murder trial between mr. wild west woods final birdie. the last lead him on twelve under par a top five finish all cement in a thirty eight year old englishman out of martin kay

>> my question is also for doctors herek and meyer. i just barely started looking at the empirical literature but so far i'm thinking there might be a tension here. on the one hand there's the i'm okay, you're okay, everybody is okay -- or almost everybody is okay line in the literature. and i'm thinking of the work of dr. rich williams and if i understand him, he is looking at the data. i assume very similar data to what you're looking at. and his point is that if you take the bisexual community out of the equation, you really don't run across higher mental health issues or higher suicide rates either. the rates are about the same as the heterosexual community and from that he concludes this is just a normal sexual variant and it's all very normal. and everything is fine. on the other hand, there is the literature that i believe you have contributed to that concludes that the lesbian and gay communities do have higher rates of suicide and mental health issues. can you reconcile that for me? is there something that you can -- you can p

for our care prior meyer and right. after the rape and after shooting during a sixty times the cops didn't find any evidence of drugs in their weight we should point out that a lawyer hired for this law team says the raid did uncover handguns a body armor and even a law enforcement uniform but the sheriff refuses to release any details about the search warrant despite the investigations and allegations of improper conduct i don't force and so while this could easily become a he said she said incident was no real answers we can report that it took days before an on forcemeat even spoke out about the shooting and it made several accusations about the rain which nights regardless of what was found we have to ask did they really need to break into a home or no drugs were found and proceed to kill a former marine by putting sixty bullets into his chest while his wife and child were inside and while details get sorted out on this story let me introduce you to another incident this one in virginia officer willems is being. use