strong. finally tonight, america strong. mr. d. back at work after receiving not one, but two organ transplants, and the whole school there to greet him. reporter: when the doors of pole green elementary opened and 59-year-old tyrees dandridge saw all this commotion, all this joy, he realized just how lucky he was. tyrees wasn t being dramatic. just a few months earlier he was in a bad spot, in need of an organ transplant. but not just one two. a new heart and a new kidney. he waited and prayed and somehow got both. a double transplant. i thank him for looking at me because a lot of people are still waiting on kidneys and hearts. reporter: the students at pole green are thankful too. for nearly 20 years tyrees, ctoanrichmo, on monday he returned.school s s
receive top secret clearance ngheou until monday to turn over all documents related to kushner s security status. here s abc s chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. reporter: congressional democrats today putting the white house on notice, setting a monday deadline to hand over documents related to jared kushner s top secret security clearance. the documents were requested five weeks ago. now in a sternly-worded letter, house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings says he is asking for the final time. it comes after the new york times reported president trump ordered former white house chief of staff john kelly to give his son-in-law the clearance last year over the objections of the cia and the white house counsel. in january trump said he had nothing to do with any of it. did you tell general kelly or anyone else at the white house to overrule security officials? no. i don t think i have the authority to do that. i m not sure i do. but i wouldn t i wouldn t do it