tonight's anchorman is none other than hasan minhaj. - what's up, man? - what's up, hasan? dude, before we get into the special, i've always wanted to know, what is your favorite memory of working at "the daily show"? - oh, man, uh...today. - what--no, i mean, like, of--like, of all time. - no, right now. this is great. - no, i know you're really enthusiastic about this-- - no, this is awesome. like, my own desk. this is kinda cool. i could get used to this. - well, it's still my desk. - no, no, no, i like-- like, this is all me, and it's my show. - well, it's not your show. we're just doing a special about you. - we'll be right back. - no, you can't say that, 'cause it's the show-- - here it is, "your moment of them." - no, no. - "the best of hasan minhaj." - here it is, "your moment of them: the best of--" - "best of hasan minhaj." canada. from their awful beer, to their god awful canadian tuxedos, they've got a lot to apologize for, but now they've got a new reason to say "sorey," and it's coming to destroy america. i'm talking about... [distorted voice] syrian refugees.

i think hasan will mention it as well. i'm happy to say that bob woodward and carl bernstein will be there. their work for the "washington post" or in the watergate era is a shining example of the importance of good journalism. >> finally, this is the start of a new administration. presumably at least three more dinners with president trump. how does the association move ahead in coming years? mr. mason: that will be up to my predecessors in this role to help navigate. i think what we want to do is send a signal that the president is welcome at our dinner. his staff is welcome at our dinner. it is possible, even when there is tension, to have a good and constructive working relationship with staff and with the president himself. that is something we care that is something we care about and are working towards. as we would regardless of who is president of the united states. that is what we will continue to do in the years to come. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> watch our live coverage of the dinner at 8:30 p.m. eastern o

ladies and gentlemen, hasan minhaj. hasan: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the series finale of the white house correspondents dinner. oh man. [laughter] my name is hasan minhaj, or as i will be known in a few weeks number 830. who would have thought? with everything going on in the country, that a muslim would be standing on this stage for the ninth year in a row baby. [applause] we had eight years of barack,i see you barry. that is cool. [laughter] for those of you who do not know me, i am a correspondent on the daily show. i see some of you whispering to each other, what is comedy central? it is basically an internship for netflix. [laughter] i would like to thank jeff mason in the white house, i would say it is an honor to be here but that would be an alternative fact, it is not. no one wanted to do this. so of course it lands in the hand of an immigrant, that is how it plays out. [applause] don rickles died so you would not ask him to do this. the only man with thick enough skin to take a joke like that

hasan reddick good luck, that is rapid fire. >> well done. thanks, pat gallen. of course hasan reddick, red dick will definitely be on the clock come thursday and we are looking forward to that as well. now, coming up in the 6:00 p.m. hour we will switch gears and talk about the eagles. what are they expect to go do here at nfl draft on thursday. that is story from the parkway i'm don bell, back to you guys in the studio. >> will they move up, will they stay, all right db seal you in a bit. >>> coming up next, president obama is back in the spotlight who he thinks can change the world and how he plans to help , that is in less than 10 minutes. >>> we are opening up the doors to our rolling weather story tellers to give a first look at what it can do. we are joining our weather watcher team to tour the new mobile weather wat >>> news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening, the nfl draft gets underway thursday in philadelphia and workers are putting finishing touches on the nfl draft experience. thousands are expected, as the fan festival along ben franklin pa

., and hasan minhaj. ( cheers and applause ) >> there it is, hasan, the championship trophy. the votes are in, and america has decided which donald trump tweet is the greatest of all time. >> now, before we decide the winner and we reveal it, roy and i wanted to take a moment to look back at some tweets that didn't make it, but we thought deserved some very special recognition. >> oh, yeah, that's right. like my personal favorite, "how is abc television allowed to have a show entitled 'blackish'? can you imagine the furor of a show 'whitish'? racism at highest level?" >> highest level. >> highest level. highest level. it goes the "n" word, slavery, racistist. >> they don't need to call shows "whiteish." they have other names, like "frasier." >> white show, very white show. ( applause ) that show was so white, irimmigrant character was from great britain. >> love that cog, though. >> the dog was very compute. my personal favorite that didn't make it was, "so let's get this right. steve jobs dies and leaves his wife everything-- billions of dollars. now his wife has a boyfriend

thank you to hasan, bob, carl, and the hilton staff. thank you all for coming and have a great evening. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: this morning, join washington journal for the annual cram for the exam to have students prepare for the advanced placement u.s. government and politics exam. high school government teachers from hadley stevenson high andol will take your calls review sample questions you might find on this year's exam. >> relax. calm down. there will be questions you do not know. do not blame your teacher. there will be questions you miss. we all do. do your best. if you do not know the answer, make it a good guess. keep writing. think less, ink more. goif you blank on something, back to what you know. use contests close. -- context" to your teachers have prepped you well. use those context clues and problem solve. announcer: the crib for

thank you to hasan, bob, carl, and the hilton staff. thank you all for coming and have a great evening. [applause] [applause] announcer: all newsmakers, the chair of the national resource committee talks about president trump's order on the designation of national monuments, forest fires and major spending issues. newsmakers, tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. q&a, aer: sunday on washington political salon and the foundation of american liberalism, we talked to author brad snyder about his book on a group of intellectuals including louis brandeis and herbert hoover who met majorly in the early 1900 two debate politics and the future of the country. >> frankfurter, lichtman, brandeis, race was a failing issue. they cared about the rights of workers. it took oliver wendell holmes junior and some of his opinions including a case known as moore versus dempsey which found for the first time that the mob dominated trials of southern blacks violated the due process walls. the first time the supreme court struck down criminal con

thank you to hasan, bob, carl, and the hilton staff. thank you all for coming and have a great evening. [applause] >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal." robthen newsmakers with bishop. after that, saturday's climate change rally on the national mall. "q&a," we talk with author brad snyder about his group -- about his book on a group of intellectuals. including louis brandeis and herbert hoover who met regularly in the 1900s to debate politics in the future of the country. >> i think everyone associated -- race was not a civilian issue for them. they cared about the rights of workers. took oliver wendell holmes junior in some of his opinions including a 1923 case known as more of id. see, which found for the first time that the trials of southern blacks violated the due process structures. this was the first time that a .tate -- struck down and linking the idea of fair criminal trials with race. >> tonight, at 8:00 on c-span's opened you -- "q&a." >> this morning, former health and human services deputy secretar

hasan durkal still comes here to try to overcome his friend's death, to remember him, and to keep his ideals alive. mr. durkal: his dream of a peaceful, democratic society lives on. and we must never stop questioning the political conditions that led to his death. reporter: those political conditions have already led to hundreds of deaths, thousands of arrests, and countless cases of exile. michelle: it may take a while before mehmet fatih tras' dream of a peaceful, democratic society comes true. calling turkey's closest european and nato allies "fascists" isn't exactly conducive to closer future relations. do you ever dream of getting away from it all? getting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern life? well, if you do, a small town in austria is looking for its next hermit. you must be able to live peacefully on your own without electricity, running water, or the internet. dozens of people from all over the world have already applied. reporter: it's a steep climb to reach the st. georg hermitage high above the austrian town of saalfelden. thomas fieglmuller knows this path l

hasan durkal still comesesere to try to overcome his friend's death, to remember him, and to keep his ideals alive. mr. durkal: his dream of a peaceful, democratic society lives on. and we must never stsp questioning the political condititions that led to his death. repeporter: those politil conditions have already leled o hundreds of deaths, thousands of arrests, and countless cases of exile. michelle: it may take a while before mehmet fatih tras' dream of a peaceful, democratic society comes true. calling turkey's closest european and nato allies "fascists" isn't exactly conducive to closer future relations. do you ever dream of getting away from it all? getting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern life? well, if you do, a small town in austria is looking for its next hermit. you must be able to live peacefully on your own without electricity, running water, or the internet. dozens of people from all over the world have already applied. reporter: it's a steep climb to reach the st. georg hermitage high above the austrian town of saalfelden. thomasas fieglmuller knows ths pa

thank you to hasan, bob, carl, and the hilton staff. thank you all for coming and have a great evening. [applause] >> john kasich discusses his new book. governor kasich is interviewed by the former new jersey governor. >> you talk in the book about trump winning in we should learn something about that. posited that the trump and sanders voters were two sides of the same coin -- the angry and scared people. all they cared about was they said they were going to do something. do you think congress is learned this lesson? i think congress is so dysfunctional. >> usurped. what do we do? >> you know this having worked with the legislature. we have gerrymandered, which we have always done. we have filled these. people have sought out the information that reinforce the , and now if you are a republican in a safe district. safef you are in a district, you have to watch a primary from the right if you are a republican and the left if you are a democrat. by the way, i think people gave up bowling and took up watching cable television and now they

i'm hasan minhaj with "the daily show." the director of public work started by defending it. >> it is safe to drink to consume, you can cabbing with it, bathe with it, clean your dishes with it, it's not going to harm it. >> you can have sex in the shower. >> i don't care if you have sex in 9 shower or the middle of main street. >> do you drink the tap water. >> i drink it, yes. >> regularly. >> yeah. >> i haven't had a problem since i've been here but i go drink that water right now. >> all right. >> this say cup. ranger, texas, water, straight out the tap. >> good. >> this is like world war water edition. >> never had better. >> come on, roger, you have had better. i think we both can agree that from an infrastructure level there is something wrong with the water. >> i'm not going to say there isn't anything wrong with the water. 57bd there has been but you know, i can't change a whole city system. because we don't have 15 million dollars. that's just the norm about small communities and small systems that haven't kept up

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but barring that, i thought hasan minhaj was really funny. he took on the media as well as president trump. >> i found a few of his lines funny but ultimately i did not see a whole lot of comedy here. to me it came across as pretty direct and mean-spirited. it was not funny. it wasn't comedy. having a few throw-away one-liners, heck, even politicians would have been able to pull that off. if you're going to do the white house correspondents' dinner -- it shouldn't be about a personal vendetta or a mission against the president or even the media or whatever your viewpoint is. you're supposed to be a comedian. xhe comedians are supposed to give you comic relief. that means you're supposed to have a room full of people that laugh at your jokes. there were laughs. to be able to be mean-spirited or angry are o fight back at the president, if that's what the correspondents' dinner warranted last night, they did that. i give them an "a finance f" fo. >> are comedians using their social platforms differently than they have in the past? >> i think for

i thought hasan's material, the writing of the jokes was very solid. it wasn't just the fact that he was in the room and president trump was not. he went out with really good material and he delivered good stuff. i certainly didn't find myself thinking, man, i should have had a hand in that. i thought his writers did great and he did great. >> the president says he hopes to attend next year and see if that happen. david, thank for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> let's bring in comedian and host of united shades of america, dominique bell. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> give us your take on what we have seen so far in the last 24 hour. >> i know -- i've known hasan since he started as a baby comedian in san francisco so i was super proud. i don't think since we have seen a comic that good since colbert when he did it. sfar being fun as far as being funny and speaking truth to power was mega. >> talk about the first show. first preelection and second show is post election. have you seen a difference in the divide? is it broader? nar

. >>> copping up in 10 minutes our pat gallen introduces to us hasan reddick a temple linebacker who could be a first round pick in the draft. get latest details on reddick and other draft picks as well as info on road closures at cbs philly.com. >>> debate over philadelphia's sugary drinks tax continues today in commonwealth court, peels judges in pittsburgh will hear arguments over legality of the tax. it add 1.5 cents per ounce to sugary drinks sold in philadelphia beverage industry claims their drinks are already subject to a state sales tax, and as a result consumers are being hit with a double tax. but city says it is not a sales tax because it is levied on distributors and in the retailers. >>> the irs will begin using private collection agencies to go after unpaid taxes. irs says only people with long standing tax debts going back several years will be contacted, and initial contact will not be by phone, the irs will send out a letter with the name and contact information of the collection agency handling the case. >>> ban on electronic devices on direct flights to the u.s. c

. >> and hasan reddick, a special gift today from his hometown, that is next. >>> i'm john clark, the nfl draft is three days away and one eagle has a preference for the birds' pick. malcolm jenkins wants a cornerback. and malcolm being an ohio state guy he has his eye or buckeye on two. he says they need a number one corner and thinks the birds are close to contending. >> we're very competitive in the east. and so now it's just about how do you stack up wins and continue to stay consistent toward the end of the year? and i think that just comes with experience. it comes with maturity. so i feel like we're a couple pieces away from winning the east and making the playoffs. >> temple's hasan reddick may be a top 15 pick and will be picked in his hometown area. he received the key to the city today. he played at haddon heights high school and walked on at temple and made himself into an nfl player. he is an inspiration to kids coming from tough beginnings. >>> i've always said that if i ever get to this platform i will help rebuild, you know, and help the youth of my city. i want to sho

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now i know some of you are wondering, hasan, how do you know so much about fox news? i like the watch fox news for the same reason i liking to watch call of duty. i like the turn my brain off and watch strangers insult my family heritage. msnbc's here tonight. that way if i'm bombing brian williams will describe it as stunning. it's hard to trust you guys when you send us so many mixed messages. you tell us the prison industrial complex is the problem and then air five straight hours of lock up. you can't be mad at corporations profiting off of minorities in prison when you're a corporation profiting off of minorities in prison. please tell rachel maddow to please chill about trump's tax returns. there isn't going to be a line item that says bribes from russia. i found the 1040 ussr. it doesn't work like that. you were the liberal news outlet. i want to froot you guys but you're turning into conspiracy theorists every night. you're like the russians hacked our elections. meanwhile, everyone's like oh, a foreign government tamperred with your elections? what is that li

celebrities and dignitaries walked the red carpet for the dinner hosted by daily show senior correspondent hasan minhaj.the last time trump attended the white house correspondents dinner was in 2011, when he was the butt of jokes by comedian seth meyers and president obama himself.some might argue the ribbing spurred him to run for president.earlier saturday, protesters backing action on climate change used the milestone day to march in washington.other protesters gathered at trump tower in new york to mark what they call "100 days of failure."but trump used his weekly address to hail his first 100 days in pure trump style.pres. trump "i truly believe that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history."i'm steve nannes reporting. (jrstone) new at 11... a toddler has died after he was run over by a car in the parking lot of a union city shopping center this afternoon. it happened around 3-15 p- m in the shopping center off decoto and alvarado-niles roads. authorities say the 23-month-old boy ran into the parking lot from a nearby store...

i know some of you are wondering, hasan, how do you know so much about fox news? i like to as a muslim watch fox off and turn my brain watch strangers insult my heritage. [laughter] glad is here tonight, i am , if there is a bombing you can describe it as stunning. guys hard to trust you when you are sending so many mixed messages. you say a personality complex is a bad thing but then you air five straight hours of lockup. mad atnot be corporations profiting off of minorities in prison, but then show programming about that. to chill about the tax returns, i do not know what you will find and their. there will be a line item just like bride from russia. it does not work like that. you are the liberal news outlet. melon and version of chris hayes, i want to root for you that you are turning into conspiracy theorists. the russians attacked our elections. everyone in the middle east is like a foreign government tampered with your election, what is that like? do tell. [laughter] just pump the brakes. we are only on day 100, by the end of the election you'll will have j

hasan minhaj/ daily show senior correspondent"the leader of our country is not here. and that's because he lives in moscow.""as for the other guy, i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke.""you guys have to more perfect now than ever because you are how the president gets his news." (laughter)the last time trump attended the white house correspondents dinner was in 2011, when he was the butt of jokes by comedian seth meyers and president obama himself. some might argue the ribbing spurred him to run for president.earlier saturday, protesters backing action on climate change used the milestone day to march in washington.other protesters gathered at trump tower in new york to mark what they call "100 days of failure."but trump used his weekly address to hail his first 100 days in pure trump style.pres. trump "i truly believe that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history."i'm steve nannes reporting. ( marty ) this marks the first time in 36 years that a sitting president has not attended and

as he held the innings together collecting the man of the match award, but he was ably assisted by hasan ali taking 5—38 as pakistan bowled out the home side for 208 with more than five overs remaining. fiji beat south africa 22—0 to win their third consecutive hong kong rugby sevens title. kalione nasoko was the hero for the defending champions with two of the four tries in the final and he was named man of the match for his efforts. south africa will have to wait another year to try and claim their first title in hong kong, but the blitzboks do remain top of the table with 1a5 points, while fiji go second with three events still to play. 0lympic cycling champion greg van avermaet has won the prestigious paris—roubaix one—day classic. the belgian was caught up behind a crash, but fought back to cross the line first at the roubaix velodrome. he finished ahead of zdenek stybar and sebastian langeveld after the three broke away from the rest of the field in the closing stages. the race also saw the final day in the saddle for the four time winner tom boonen. current world champion

shakib al hasan top—scored with 38 as lasith malinga took a hat—trick. in reply, sri lanka were bowled out forjust 131 in 18 overs, as bangladesh won by 45 runs. there were two games in spain's primera division on thursday, with former manchester united player bebe scoring for eibar in their 3—1 win over las palmas. the victory moves eibar to within two points of seventh placed real sociedad, while a late carlos soler goal handed valencia a 3—2 victory over celta vigo. that takes them 12th. in the dutch eredivisie, third—placed psv eindhoven came from behind to lead 2—1 at fc twente. they must have thought hector moreno's goal had won it for them but in the second minute of stoppage time bersant celina, who's on loan from manchester city, equalised for twente. that result severely dents psv‘s hopes of winning the title. philip cocu's side are four points behind ajax and seven behind the leaders feyenoord. the iaaf have confirmed that last year's rio olympic champion jemima sumgong has tested positive for the banned blood booster epo. the 32—y

i think why hasan minaj was so effective. in what other country can a muslim get up at. this podium and make fun of the president of the united states and impose a muslim ban. there was a celebration of free speech and what the president was doing in pennsylvania. he was exercising his first amendment rights but only one of them was supposed to be a comedian. when the president calls "the new york times" failing that is like a laugh line for his audience but isn't a lot of truth to it. >> since we are talking about roasting. bill, the president of the white house correspondents association jeff mason had some very pointed wards for the president, not so much a roasting, but they certainly seem like serious word. let's listen together here. >> we cannot ignore the rhetoric that has been impleed employed by the president about who we are and what we do. freedom of the press is a building block of our democracy, under mining that by seeking to delegitimatize journalists is dangerous to healthy republic. it is our job to report on facts and to hold leaders accountable. that

comedian hasan minhaj was there. he underscored the evening this way. >> it's a sign to the rest of the world, it is this amazing tradition that shows the entire world that even the president is not beyond the reach of the first amendment. [ applause ] but the president didn't show up. because donald trump doesn't care about free speech. the man who tweets everything that enters his head refuses to acknowledge the amendment that allows him to do it. think about it. it is almost -- what is it, 11:00? it is 11:00 p.m. right now. in four hours donald trump will be tweeting about how bad nicki minaj bombed at this dinner, and he'll be doing it completely sober. and that's his right. >> so, michael, you know donald trump well. what's your best guess as to why the president didn't want to attend? he has attended as a candidates he attended as "celebrity apprentice" star. why wouldn't he attend as sitting president? >> well, the first thing that comes to mind for me is that you have to have a sense of humor to attend that e

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hasan minhaj won't be roasting the president, at least not in person. the president is not going to the dinner. instead, he'll be up in pennsylvania for a rally with supporters. the last president to miss the dinner was ronald reagan back in 1991 shortly after his assassination attempt. >>> this morning on "meet the press" chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with vice president mike pence. he'll discuss the first 100 days and discuss the joint interview with the main >>> this is a look at the route that begins at 11:00 at the capitol and ends at the white house. demonstrators want to bring attention to climate change in what they call president trump's anti-climate agenda. >>> politics continuing this morning, it's going to happen today. in virginia, in particular, there's going to be a debate. this is going to be the first democratic debate when it comes to the governor. you can watch a live stream of the debate, especially if you have the nbc washington app, starting at 7:00. make sure you have the app close by. >>>8:37 and a final good-bye to

hasan reddick could be one of the first players select. former temple linebacker knows how close he toys make helping is dream come true. >> it is an amazing feeling. something i will work toward. >>> fifty-eight lineman invited. >> and, somehow here, he is a really, explosive athlete. and, nice, 452. >> it was sim. i had prepared for it. i put in hard work. i knew what i could do. i knew what type of results i would get. >> right here at temple university where hasan reddick assession began and will go from freshman walk ton first round pick in the upcoming draft. from temple university, pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and very exciting. we will keep an eye on him. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. trying to get around philadelphia is difficult ton a normal day, how will you get around as city hoes the n nf nfl draft. find out how they will grin and bear it. >>> it is all caught on cameras aftermath of the collision and what caused the ferry to go out of control. >>> and a cooler, start to t

that would be hasan. >> you have to be proud of him >> absolutely. >> anything crazy you want to tell me about him. >> probably the most freakish ly athletic dude i have been around he can do anything. >> anything. >> dion. >> most athletic big man i have ever been around, play basketball, football, he can run like a skill guy, he can do different thing. >> jihad you have known since he was a baby. >> what do you think of him. >> great person but he did thing on the football field i have in the seen a lot of guys do as a runner. the way he cut and dot things he does on the field is unbelievable. >> you guys eat mcdonald's. >> yeah. >> if i ate mcdonald's, you guys are working out, having fun but mickey d's group. >> yeah, absolutely. during season we always go to mcdonald's. get some mcchickens, mcgriddle s, we have double duty, mack sauce on the, the whole big mac get a mcdouble. >> thank you for hot tip on that. >> pro day, there was one here you went. visited with the eagles, jets, giants. they wanted to look at you. what you had to do it is like a combine. >> yes. >> you hold the

obviously it was without president trump and it was with comedian hasan minhaj and a ecl look at the white house correspondents' nner. >> who would have thought with everything going on in the country right now that a muslim would be standing on this stage for the ninth year in a row, baby. no one wanted to do this so of course it lands in the hands of an immigrant. >> how do you like me now, huh? [ cheers and applause ] the prodigal son has returned. yeah. i don't know what that means, but i know it's positive. >> well, look, we have to laugh a little bit. split screen, nicole, you're a visual person too. good decision by him to skip the dinner? >> it does him no harm not to be the room but i don't know if it does any good as a staff not to show up. hey, we're in on the joke, we have thin skin. but the president didn't suffer any injury by not being there. >> i think the president is helped by this which makes me sad as a former journalist because in fact this is a gathering of people all of whom have a great deal of contempt for the president. but to a certain extent also for the r

real excited to be announce hasan minaj. looking forward to the dinner and everything he'll bring to it. president trump says he will not be coming, we'll be celebrating the first amendment and the importance of a free press. hasan brings all that, brings comedy chops, but also brings heart, and i think we'll see that at this dinner. he'll make no jokes about the press and probably the president, but also will bring the message we hope to get across and that is the first amendment is critical and the work of the white house press corps. >> hasan is also a correspondent for "the daily show." you said this is obviously a different year give some members of the press thought if trump would be there, it would be inappropriate for them to be there. what are you looking for? >> i'll start by saying what i was not looking for. i was not looking for someone to roast the president in absentee yeah. i was looking for somebody who is funny and entertaining because i want the dinner to be entertaining, but who can also speak to the mess

. >> that was comedian hasan minhaj at the white house correspondents' dinner last night. legendary journalists woodward and bernstein were at the dinner and spoke, encouraging reporters to quote follow the money and follow the lies. more on that later with our "roundtable." >>> we'll be right back with democratic leader nancy pelosi. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. whether you're after supreme performance... ♪ ...advanced intelligence... ...or breathtaking style... ...there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. lease the c300 sedan for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped

the white house correspondents dinner kicking off with comedian hasan minaj hosting pour the night. >>> one person not attending, president trump who declined to attend and will instead be at a rally in pennsylvania. >> there were somes that say it was the jokes of the 2011 correspondents dinner that may have set trump on the path to the presidency. >> all kidding aside obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. for example, seriously, recently in an episode of "celebrity apprentice" at the steakhouse the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around but you, mr. trump, recognized that the real problem was lack of leadership, and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf, you fired gary busey. and these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> and here we are today. >>> still to come on "early today," equality for women's salaries. >>> a swethe sweetest museum opp just in time for summer. they'll always be our babies.. so there will be things to keep us up at nigh

just before the eagles pick there was local excitement on the parkwayment temple hasan reddick the 13th pick by the arizona cardinals, first linebacker pick, from camden he attended haddon height high school. >> congrats to both men. more than 70,000 football friends from all over the world enjoyed every moment of the nfl draft experience, weather could not have been better as diehard fans packed the parkway for free foot bun fun. it is quite possibly the one time of year where you can find eagles, cowboys, raiders fans, all in the same place. still plenty of trash talk. >> right now i am representing the strength of raider nation, and the power that we want to unleash upon this great city. >> i hope they get a good pick. i mean, they need something. i mean i hope they get jesus. >> okay? number of people attends willing the draft experience, philadelphia police reported no incidents. >> yes, our coverage of the nfl draft continues on line at cbsphilly.com/nfl draft. full list of events, road closures, more about the eagles pick. >> meanwhile, in other news this morning, community comin

. >>> today camden native hasan redick, a hot nfl prospect, will be given the key to the city ao board the battleship "new jersey." the site of the nfl draft warmup event. mayor redd will pay tribute to reddick. >>> reddick lighting up draft boards across the nfl. analysts project him to be a mid first round draft pick. he went from a walk-on in temple in 2012 to an all-conference star in his senior season last fall. great kid, too. >>> a scary situation unfolded on an arkansas highway after a toddler fell out of a moving bus and into the middle of the road. >> we'll tell you who came to the rescue and have an update on the girl's condition. wait until you see the video. >>> and bicycle gang. we'll show you the vote that captured dozens of kids riding bikes on a busy philadelphia highway. >>> out of in world record. we'll tell you how an american astronaut made it into the record books overnight. >>> watching clouds move into the area. i'm tracking showers, too. it's a live view of cape may. right now 51 at 4:36. i've got your neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> good morning, everyon

. >>> speaking of the eagles defense make sure you are here when we get to know hasan red dick, temple linebacker is likely to be a mid first round pick in the nfl draft right here in his own backyard and guess where eagles select: fifteenth. we have a real shot to play in his hometown, he is a strong kid, very fast he is a heck of a talent. >> those are my arms. >> when did do you that interview. >> you have to tune in next hurry to find out. >> all right. >> thanks, patrick. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" see rare dwell that set a new world record. >> show you diamond that spent 71 million-dollar at auction, jan. >> reporter: the nfl draft is still weeks away but already the festival area here at eakins oval is already taking shape, i'm jan carabao reporting live, coming up i'll show you around and detail some of the parking restriction letters in effect. >>> plus hear from the south jersey woman who said this sign on her front lawn is drawing criticism from town officials, lauren. >>> it is a lovely start to our wednesday and, of course, it is wednesday so we are looking fo

temple hasan redic was 14 pick for arizona cardinals. he was the first linebacker picked tonight. redic, who was from camden attended haddon heights high school. >> we have everything you need to know cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/draft there you find a list of events, road closures and you can also meet the players the eagles pick. >> and now to other news tonight. and the latest on the investigation into the shooting death of delaware state trooper corporal stephen ballard. followed a lengthy standoff at a home in middletown registered to the suspect of the father. sealy was arrested on gun and drug charges. what is unclear is what led to shoolting of ballard in the parking lot. >> in delaware, many are remembering the fallen state trooper, craig. >> ukee, this is the wawa in bear, delaware. yesterday the scene of such a tragedy. this is where corporal stephen ballard was gunned down yesterday afternoon. you can see this lot a place for the community to come together, pray and pay their respects. thursday, as this middletown delaware neighborhood recovers. >> it's a strong neighbor

so this week we decided that we're going to get to know alabama with desi, jordan, hasan and roy at the show each filing reports from all over the state. and we start with desi lydic, ever. (applause) >> thanks, trevor. why dubt alabama like "the daily show"? well, maybe because in a state that pew research recently ranked the nation's number one most religious, they might feel we don't reflect their values. just because new york was the 43rd most religious, that's not even counting how i just spent my weekend, steam cleaning alone, trevor, i can't even tell you. anyway, to me it seems clear there was no better place to start understanding alabama than in church. if i was going to understand the most religious state in the union it was going to take a miracle, a sign from god, look, a sign from god. and that wasn't the only one. they were everywhere. see here in alabama church signs are like god's twitter. >> these signs are alabama he main source of comedy so why is "the daily show" taking off here like these church signs or football. but in birmingham i saw one sign that resonated. ca

temple hasan redic was 14 pick for arizona cardinals. he was the first linebacker picked tonight. redic, who was from camden attended haddon heights high school. >> we have everything you need to know cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/draft there you find a list of events, road closures and you can also meet the players the eagles pick. >> and now to other news tonight. and the latest on the investigation into the shooting death of delaware state trooper corporal stephen ballard. followed a lengthy standoff at a home in middletown registered to the suspect of the father. sealy was arrested on gun and drug charges. what is unclear is what led to shoolting of ballard in the parking lot. >> in delaware, many are remembering the fallen state trooper, craig. >> ukee, this is the wawa in bear, delaware. yesterday the scene of such a tragedy. this is where corporal stephen ballard was gunned down yesterday afternoon. you can see this lot a place for the community to come together, pray and pay their respects. thursday, as this middletown delaware neighborhood recovers. >> it's a strong neighbor

pediatrician uzma hasan is a infectious disease specialist in new jersey. >> you cannot assume a completely healthy child will fare well if they're unvaccinated and they wind up with a flu-like syndrome. they can get significant illness. they can get life-threatening illness. >> reporter: maya cargile is 16 now, fully recovered and focused on her art. >> i think people don't think it can happen to them, but when it's your child, it doesn't matter. you know, your child is the one. >> reporter: this is a loud and clear message to parents about the importance of getting the flu vaccine for their children. although the c.d.c. recommends everyone six months and older get the vaccine, scott, last season just under 60% of children got vaccinated. >> pelley: dr. tara narula, thanks very much. and we'll be right back. they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service. right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by mail, on four select tires. ♪ he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them