>> i may have something to say about that. >> i wanda durant, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. thank you. >> you are an inspiration to so many parents. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> and the movie incidentally we have to tell them where that's going to be. it's on lifetime television, just in time for mother's day saturday may 7th at 8:00 p.m. >> yes. yes. >> beautiful. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> angie. >>> wanda, you got to bring the tissues when you come to see us. all of us in here crying. great to see you. you're an inspiration. >> thank you. >>> a new list of the top high schools in the u.s. the local school in the top five. and caught on camera, a woman climbing into a zoo's tiger exhibit. we're going to tell you why >>> here are just some of the stories lighting up social media this morning. a woman in toronto may have valued her hat more than her life. check out this video. zoo keepers say that the wo jumped over two fences that separate the sumatra tigers from zoo goers here at the zoo in toronto.

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. >> the real wanda pratt appeared on news 4 midday this morning. she said it was tough being a single mother, but she found a way to keep her boys focused and on the right path. these days she's a motivational speaker telling other single moms they can do it, too. >> it was a long journey. i knew that i wanted my sons to attend college, and i couldn't afford it and so we used organized sports and it was just activities after school and i later learned as the years went by that it would aed for them the opportunity to go to college if they continued to work hard. >> kevin durant called his mom the real mvp during his acceptance speech. as far as the possibility, mrs. durant is not sure because kef sin focused on the playoffs right now, the wanda pratt story airs may 7th at 8:00 on lifetime. >> we can dream about durant. >> keep on dreaming. >> that's all it's going to be. >> one woman finds herself in the last place she wanted to be, staring down a wild animal face to face. the whole thing caught on camera, but how did she get there in the first pla

for more we're joined by wanda james, ceo of the denver-based cannabis dispensary simply pure. she is the african-american first woman in colorado to own a cannabis dispensary. she's also managing partner of cannabis global initiative. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. for people hearing you are publicly saying that you own a pot dispensary, explain the alternative reality here in colorado compared with everywhere else. >> sure. saying wen publicly own dispensary since 2009. this is not new to us. we became part of this hot industry or cannabis industry because of social justice. we wanted to be up to talk about this and political termsnd of the elder bring normalcy to the idea that cannabis is a part of the american lifestyle and the american fabric. this is something i am very proud about out of all the things i'm done of my life, i would say this is probably the thing that i find -- amy: how does your dispensary work? >> well, like any other retail operation that you would go through, you have to be licensed by the state. you have to work within the

. >>> hundreds of students got a history lesson from a woman that survived the 1999 genocide in wa wanda. she spoke with students in plymouth meeting. when she was just nine years old, her six siblings were killed in the genocide and is now an activist. >>> it was a heart pounding moment in the air when a plane flying from new york to nashville made an emergency landing after a bird strike. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: a scary moment for the 57 passengers aboard this delta flight. the windshield cracked by yet another bird. a loud thud nobody wants to hear when are you 30,000 feet in the air. >> they share the same air space and these things happen but it gets your heart beating fast. >> these passengers had an unexpected layover in charleston, west virginia, the plane making a quick emergency landing and none of the passengers were injured. >> 99.9 times out of a million they end this way. >> birds smacking in aircrafts is nothing new. earl your this week this boeing egypt air damaged its nose when a bird flew into it. and this flight from new york. >> it was a loud boom

. >> certainly that is wanda have a read of this weekend. we go to a very remote island where they take their whiskey drinking almost as seriously. what a way to finish the week. >> it is time for pursuit. they are a cluster of islands, just off of scotland's west coast. and they are considered as the last region of scotland. he joins us now. great to have you with us mark, always a fascinating rivalry between my country, where we produce -- where they have this renaissance. tell us what is going on. >> i'm not going to get caught in that rivalry. it is a very strange spot of scotland. it really is like another world. been very religious for a long time. which meant that whiskey was not officially allowed there. they have finally broken through and we do have some whiskey that is legally produced and delicious, actually. >> give us a sense of the taste. obviously i am familiar with jamison's from the north of ireland. what are the favorite ingredients of this? >> you are hammering on about irish whiskey, i'm not going to take that date. this

i sang a song for a movie i did called "wanda nevada." >> but if you talk to the long-time stars in nashville, in country music, i'm still making great music, i can't get on the radio, can't get myself played. >> yeah. talk to him about that. >> you're brooke shields. who did you talk to? >> it's the same for old comedians. we can't get any play. we don't get any love. >> we will give you some love in a minute. all right? >> you can find hoda every monday and wednesday at 2:00 and by the way, you are getting a gracie award for that. >> you are getting one for this show. cheers to you. >> is it okay or not to introduce kids early into a relationship? here's what we had to say about it. >>e do not know the intimate details of people's lives. therefore, it's hard to judge the choices that they make, hoda woman. hopefully they will know when the right time arises to introduce a new relationship. >> are you finished? that was long. i say no, it's not okay. wait until your relationship is solid before you bring the kids in. >> how do you know if it's solid? >> when you know you know. >> cheese hole

people are registering now as republicans and democrats -- let's go to wanda, next. chattanooga, tennessee. democrat. caller: i was wondering if my analysis were right about the there's a boxing and aand you have hillary lower weight under the count and a person would be there to delegate whether this was legal or not, it would be fair. donald trump is like an who isdent underqualified and bernie sanders is an independent who was overqualified. wrong -- am ir right or wrong? guest: any nominee needs to get that 1237 number. trump ort is donald candidate x, that is going to be the threshold -- whether they --nge the rules likely he does reach 1237? not a right now, it is high probability that he gets that exact number, but he is inng to do really well connecticut, pennsylvania come even potentially in california. to 1100 or 1200 -- likelyare 30 shy, it is he could get it on the second ballot. host: you can go to politico in this story, trump orders new campaign hierarchy. michigan. dave, independent. caller: i call myself an independent but i typically vote republican

. >> a company is planning to deliver medical supplies by drone in the african country of ra wanda. they say their focus is delivering critical medical products to health centers and hospitals that are hard to reach. with the groans packages can be delivered in -- with the drones they can cut down on refrigeration when blood and other supplies are transported. >> it's really, really hard to make sure that people have access to the medicine they need. zip line is designed to allow public healthcare systems to be able to always make a delivery when someone is in trouble. >> zip line, which is backed by zuccarello ventures and sequoia capital, is hoping to start delivery from distribution centers in rowanda in july. >> airbnb is cracking down on violators in san francisco. more on what the company plans to do about the more than 1,100 hosts reportedly breaking the rule. >>> also, the 49ers off-season workout season begins today. coming up, rumors about the trade to denver. to denver. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in t

since president obama took office he's seen everyone from wanda sykes to seth meyers to s cecily strong. >> tonight, the oscar nominations are out and they're so white, a grand jury has decided no the to indict them. >> i got to get down to business here. because last night our country gathered together to hear from one of the most important black voices in american history. thanks for watching, everyone. yeah! i thought our show last night was baller! you just going to leave me hanging, huh? really, folks, how many more do we need? 35 allegations. let's understand this number. that's like in bill cosby drugged and raped every single u.s. president from george washington to john f. kennedy. but grover cleveland was -- >> it's tough being overweight in today's society. magazines, television and movies are full of images of thin people having good stuff happen to them. even if you go to church you need a p-90x version of jesus on the cross. talk about cross fit, right? am i right? bam! >> based on the demographics, if bernie sanders rallied for a ben & jerry's ice cream flavor, it would b

when his colleague, so he called himself black desi and colleague white wanda. when she would enter the frame, the camera worked properly, able to adjust to her movements. it was unable to read dessy. i look at these moments, i think what happens to surveillance when we question conditions of blackness. when we look at how blackness enters the frame. some there are other moments in which you have this prototypical whiteness. i know the next series of questions will look at biometric technologies. the idea that this is also about automation as well, too. i'm going to skip ahead i want us to have a conversation and i hope the other group will take up moments of the memiification of prototypical whiteness. a moment last sum, an intersection here, intersection of river rock trail and dunes drive in the craig ranch development of mckinney, texas. 15-year-old was thrown, kneeled on and detained by a mckinney police officer. many saw the video to detain a girl in a bikini at the time. the original clip shot by a 15-year-old boy, brandon brooks. he says everyone who the

this is actually what wanda being debated on capitol hill. >> yes. it is true. bromance. she was listening to prince. a little racy to me, only her experience with the parental warning on music. fighting back against it and saying this was censorship. the whole argument seems kind of quaint right now. her daughter listening to. i do not know that we will do prince. we cannot do it as well as a lot of other people are to have veered i will probably have purple rain trickling in my head throughout the entire show. the new guy in charge. what seems to be a trial makeover. trying to make him maybe a little bit more disciplined. tone it down. talking to the chairman of the democratic party. while bernie sanders stay in the campaign? will he continue the very first untrimmed harsh versatile attacks. greg: this is donald trump's version of toning it down. we will play it for you. watch, everybody. >> at some point i will be so will be so ordered and i welcome back a presidential person and a set of 10000 people, 150 people. greg: he is going to be up residential person and it is

the owner is filling a plan to withover wanda commercial shanghai.in we are watching that stock and particular. overall, we are seeing a lot of risk aversion so far. rishaad: is the chinese economy stabilizing? there are private indicators for april that show that. david: there are shines that the bottoming out of the chinese slowdown is happening. there seems to be more demand for workers. are also indications many friends right now are still reluctant to invest. atphen: the recovery is weak best. for new private gauges show the chinese economy is improving, but far from a shape recovery. manufacturing index rose to its highest in a year this the company is still cautious and looking for policy support from the government. readings for both manufacturing and services sectors rising in april. but they are both below 50, indicating conditions are still deteriorating. there are a little better, but still in negative territory. the nni business confidence survey, another gauge out for is forthe survey chinese companies. it rose in april for a sub index for future conditions. for the next three mo

sent to us by wanda. at 8:45 a special give away for "good morning, washington" viewers, watch news channel 8 to find out how you can win. here is a hint. picture just like this one. send them to ♪ welcome to my house >>> welcome back to "good morning america." barbershop out in new jersey. everybody getting ready to celebrate "barbershop" right here in times square. ice cube and common are going to be here. fun morning here at gma. >> i saw it last night, funny. hey, hey, one of those at the barbershop, we're turning our set here into a barbershop as you can see. an actual barber to the stars, that's willis the barber. he styles everyone from nba stars to kendrick lamar. >> nice. >>> let's keep the hair theme going, the hottest trend sweeping the red carpet,s are curls, how you can rock them. in beauty 911. exclusive billboard music awards announcement. ciara just walked through the studio looking ravishing. she's here with ludacris. >>> a heartwarming story. behind this photo, four brothers right ther

people are registering now as republicans and democrats -- let's go to wanda, next. chattanooga, tennessee. democrat. caller: i was wondering if my analysis were right about the there's a boxing and aand you have hillary lower weight under the count and a person would be there to delegate whether this was legal or not, it would be fair. donald trump is like an who isdent underqualified and bernie sanders is an independent who was overqualified. wrong -- am ir right or wrong? guest: any nominee needs to get that 1237 number. trump ort is donald candidate x, that is going to be the threshold -- whether they --nge the rules likely he does reach 1237? not a right now, it is high probability that he gets that exact number, but he is inng to do really well connecticut, pennsylvania come even potentially in california. to 1100 or 1200 -- likelyare 30 shy, it is he could get it on the second ballot. host: you can go to politico in this story, trump orders new campaign hierarchy. michigan. dave, independent. caller: i call myself an independent but i typically vote republican

. >> some observations from wanda sykes. welcome back. president obama will not be the only one telling jokes tonight. the correspondents dinner featuring comedian larry willmore. a familiar face to all fans of comedy central. how do you make jokes about a president when he's sitting right next to you? >> this is true. they're replacing andrew jackson who was a notoriously pro slavery president as well as the most blood thirsty racist in the jackson 5. true. >> larry willmore knows it's way easier to win the nightly show crowd than woo what could be the fiercest audience in show biz, slash washington. >> it's the most narcissistic room ever. ever invented. journalists politician and hollywood and the president. there you go. that room could explode just from the narcissism alone. >> when it comes to the white house correspondents dinner, the explosion is worth the risk. >> something that i really wanted to do. and if i did it i really did want to do it for this president. and i thought the time might have expired for that. so to sneak in

when his colleague, so he called himself black desi and colleague white wanda. when she would enter the frame, the camera worked properly able to adjust to her movements. it was unable to read dessy. i look at these movements, i think what happens to surveillance when we question conditions of blackness. when we look at how blackness enters the frame. some there are other moments in which you have this prototypical whiteness. i know the next series of questions will look at biometric technologies. the idea that this is also about automation as well too. i'm going to skip ahead i want us to have a conversation and i hope the other group will take up moments of the memiification of prototypical whiteness. a moment last sum, an intersection here intersection of river rock trail and dunes drive in the craig ranch development of mckinney, it. 15-year-old was thrown, kneeled on and detained by a mckinney police officer. many saw the video to detain a girl in a bikini at the time. the original clip shot by a 15-year-old boy, brandon brooks. he says everyone who they we