oh, i can't go to the carnival, danni. i puke at carnivals...a lot. heh... do, but i still love 'em. look, i have an even dandier idea. why don't you crazy kids do something on your own? look, perry, the fact is, i'm jordan's sister, so as long as i'm staying in town, you're gonna be seeing a lot of these smiling faces. smile. oh! so, i waxed my legs at home last night. yeah. how did that go? not great. i can't do it. i'd rather die hairy. oh, mrs. koenings needs something to help her sleep. give her haloperidol. haloperidol won't put her to sleep. give her a benzo. it'll knock her right out. yeah, but sometimes with benzos, older people can have a bad reaction. elliot, have i ever steered you wrong? who suggested this? aah! uhh! smooth! benzo it is. hey, wait. what about this one? dude, my broccoli is hot. tell me you mean temperature-wise, because there is no way you can find broccoli sexy. oh, yeah. temperature-wise. and mini green boobs-wise. bl-bl-bl! what's up?! sir, i wanted to talk to you about that hernia seminar this weekend? ok. sure. we can totall

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for the danny i never thought we could win the nobel peace prize. but luckily a few people within our organization prepared for the event and they reserved a location here in berlin for a news conference from just in case. i made fun of them very to make fun of me with the head of the announcement i stayed home i didn't even want to iron my shirt but then i tuned into the live stream and after the first two words international campaign i just hollered jumped up and hugged my roommate and i. saw it still sinking in you helped found i can's german chapter and studied political science what drives you to invest so much energy into the campaign for a world without nuclear weapons. and i first encountered the topic when i was sixteen of course by chance. peace activists organized a student trip to the united nations in vienna for a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. my school sponsored me and i was able to go along. i've been fascinated by the issue ever since what made a huge impression on me was meeting survivors of hiroshima and nagasa

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silver i want to build and to hide it danny i know not for whom and the mom that she jammed on to as i've been a moment member feet that think a lot of. that if i would have thought it was just because i thought when you must have been when i. was like you know it does are we going to be a. little messy i'm not. going to be an infinitude. the milk comes. out of the. talk to be a yes you want present system how much you want to show. you how do. you think. this has done even if it was not even these issues will be looked into tomorrow and then it'll be a lot of these. this have. these. are the stuff you've. already. done on the bus that i am on the scene. how didn't. i could but it doesn't mean. that good enough. not to say to go ahead and the best not to be come out to show he's been going up. i'm going to look at. that in the new york to you know when what does it mean. when you. talk. to. people that i do not even know but enough. to see that. i had to get. hide. a lot of these. come up. to how do you look ma the punch that even though seems to be a big lead had to keep this up over

he said i'm danny? i could see myself playing ben's parts. both parts are pretty great. vision, and i was danny. charlie: do you feel like when you play a character like danny, you are working with some muscles that you do not normally use or haven't always used? adam: yes. charlie: and you like that idea, i would assume? adam: yes. i either go with this is in me, or i can see somebody who can act like this around me. charlie: in your basketball terminology, you can drive and throw a three-pointer. adam: yes, i used to be a lot better at both though. but yes. yes. [laughter] charlie: just wait and i will show you. adam: i want to be on the same team with you, charlie. i don't want to get swatted by the charlie rose hands. charlie: because i am from north carolina and went to duke. [laughter] charlie: he thinks everyone who went to duke plays basketball. adam: exactly. charlie: all of this is about the tension within the family, all of whom have this value code about the primacy of art and intelligence. noah: and then also, what is your role as a child? as a grown child, w

danny. >> i hope he comes out with his "saturday night live" stuff that'll be great.alf of the nfc east play tomorrow and the rest today. it's the second sunday in the row with know eagles football. carson wentz comments, next. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just checking the wiring in here, kyle. he's never

. >>> i want to turn now to the wider implications. danny cevallos and tara set meyer, republican strategist and former director for california congressman. i want to start with you, danny. what are the legal implications? >> such a question. >> how much time do you have? >> we'll have to go strat to the end of the hour. first you have to divide it with civil and criminal and with the latest that there are reinvestigations and investigations by authorities and law enforcement, harvey weinstein has to be worried about statute of limitations which vary across the country. the modern trend is to have no statue of limitations. in other words, the prosecution could bring their case decades and decades after the alleged incident, but the less serious the crime, the less serious the civil offense, the shorter the statute of limitations, but ultimately these things, all statutes of limitations are arbitrary. they're lines drawn in the sand for which we say for whatever reason after this date, the memories have faded -- >> we have two victims alleged

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>> did i just see that? did danny just got a shout out? he region of our area of african-american influence of music. we grew up listening to that. that's another thing that i found funny is that. when we talk to italian food, we referred to to it as italian food and it is obviously from italy and it is french food. it did not come from anywhere. i happens here. >> the food that we eat and the music that we listen to and everything about and the real art that comes from america largely came out of the african-american community that we can actually calm it american. >> how did you feel then of your three more time projects? how did you feel on a nightly basis traveling around the country singing the music of kwo your era. how did it feel doing three motown records? >> it was great fun. >> it was hard for me to do the record. the three motown of record is a great deal of fun. >> some of the workload is not so heavy on me and i was not producing and some of the tracks. although i had input along the way with preproduction and some keyboard ov

i want to bring in our msnbc chief legal correspondent. and danny sevellas, criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst. what's your take? >> this is a significant development. donald trump has -- >> you know, i have to correct myself. i said robert gates. i meant rick gates. >> robert gates is defense secretary, another famous gates. >> yes. >> this is a significant development. we've never seen high-level aides connected to a president indicted in the first year in office. donald trump let's remember has only been in power as president for nine months. this investigation has only been under way, under mueller, for several months. so it is fast, it is significant, and you have two individuals who were involved in donald trump's politics. paul manafort, a name most people know. the other, a far less known name who got his start interning at the manafort firm who went to moscow several times on behalf of manafort. rick gates was inside the white house as recently as march working on a pro-trump pac and other activities. so you have two people w

. >> danny, i am sorry you're going through this. is inevitable.on we need to increase the productivity of the economy. displacing workers and doing things and more productive way and i i am sorry. a lot of us, i am going to myselfthat analysts like , a lot of us are going to be replaced. the world is going to be changing. i do not know what can stop that from happening if the taxing tan. >> independent line, good morning. >> good morning, bill. --ould like to address what most of my questions to the young lady but first of all our would like to talk about a couple of things. deepentions the 401 k and and if it they are talking about. those are false flags, folks. out therejust thrown so people can get alarmed and then whatever they decide, well we're not going to a season the tax package after all, then everybody draws a sigh of relief and then they know ahead and they dutifully let the rich have their huge tax break, ok? but, now, as far as the young lady said something about only 70% of the taxes being paid by the upper class but t

labor i want to deliver and to hide it danny i know not from whom but at the mouth that she does have been a member of member feedback the fall of the little maid. and that if we've had that it was just because i thought of when you must have been when. it does are we going to be a. little messy i'm not. going to be an insane it took. them so writ out of the. talk to be a yes you want to present system how much you want to show. you how do. you think. that's how it's done even if it was not the only reason i should want to be looked into the little feeling that he had that this has. got the. heart of the stuff you've. already. done on the bus that i am on the scene. how wouldn't listen if i could but it. must come out that could not. bob i'm allowed to say to go ahead and the best to beat them out to show you the enough. to know about the less. i'm going to look at the hudson and the north to you know what does it mean. when you. talk. to. people i mean look at the not is not bad enough. to see that. i had to get. a lot of these. come up. to how do you look ma the bus that even though

(danny)i want to show you something that illustrates just how personal and devastating these fires haven here in sonoma. this is the local paper here, the sonoma index tribune, dropped off on doorsteps with the head line, 'the week sonoma burned.' today we got a look at some of those badly burned areas. fewer than 10 miles away from downtown sonoma, a charred blackened landscape. many vineyards and buildings in tact, but a once bucolic scenery, now changed. here we met up with gil parsons, who has lived in these hills for over three decades. (gil parsons / sonoma resident) parsons: we were evacuated several days ago and this is the first i've been back. remnants of the fire all around.parsons: everything's scorched immediately beyond us and now scorched from the other side as well. but miraculously, the fire stopped at his property. danny: fire was right here, this is your property!parsons: that's amazing. it's beyond comprehension. perhaps there is some magic force we don't know about.all but one of his animals survived, cared for by good samaritan neighbors. parsons: it's incredible t

he thinks he's still powerful. >> danny, i want to share the audio clip of weinstein from a police stingport after he groped her in 2012. >> i am very uncomfortable. >> please come in now. and if you want to leave, you -- >> why yesterday you touch my breast? >> oh, please. i'm sorry. come on. i'm used to that. >> you're used to that? >> yes. come in. >> but i'm not used to that. >> i won't do it again. come on, sit here. >> the da did not press charges saying the police didn't get enough to prosecute. is one of the issues if mr. weinstein settles, pays off these women, and they're unwilling to testify against him, does that put the da in a more difficult position? >> a more difficult position, but -- and i see this all the time -- confidentiality agreements can cover a lot of conduct. like writing a letter to the paper or something like that. but when they come head-to-head with a court order or subpoena, they will usually lose. and if you look at the clauses, they will frequently say this applies to almost everything except a court order and a subpoena. >> anne, what does this do for t

i took her doll away. >> and a large man hovering over the counter, it's a picture. >> author and median craig mcmanus in cold spring village. >> people here are singing danny boy, i don't know why. you sang it on the way here. the ghost of cape may, his book shows the hawns at this shore town, like the mall that sits alongside the fish market. it was an enormous hotel before it burned down in 1968. and around the corner was jackson street. >> an old indian street the most haunted street in america. >> and during a thunderstorm the activity would pick up on the third floor. >> and craig is behind the ghost tours with a trolley travels back in time. dating back to the 1800s. telling tales like the cape may lighthouse. and the estate built in 1879, i have seen doors open and lights go off and on by themselves. where the previous residents performed many rituals. >> they said we are so popular everybody would hold the events. the question is, does it make you a believer? you never know. >> and there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. if you ever wished your appliances could do more and make your life easier you are in luck. the latest in home tech coming up. an

and i was danny. >> rose: do you feel like when you play a character like danny that these are some, th some muscles that you don't normally used or haven't necessarily always used. >> sure, yes, yes. >> rose: and you like that idea, i would assume. >> yes. i either go with this is in me or someone close to me, i've seen act like this. >> rose: but in your own basketball terminology, you not only can drive but hit a three pointer. >> i used to be a lot better at both but yes, yeah. >> rose: just wait and i will show you. >> right. i would love to be on the same team with you, charlie. i don't want to get swatted by the charlie rose hand. >> rose: he says that because i'm from north carolina that is the only reason he says it and because i went to you can do. he thinks anybody from north carolina and went to duke plays basketball, which is true. >> exactly. >> rose: so all of this is about the tension within a family, all of whom have this value code about the art and intelligence. >> yes. >> yeah. and then also what is your role as a child, as a grown child. >> rose: and how. >> i mea

i appreciate your time. malcolm, danny, mark, i appreciate your insight and time. >>> a party with a problem. republican senators are lashing out against the trump administration before the russia news. >> when such behavior emanates from the top of our government, it is something else. it is dangerous to a democracy. >> i think the worst of it is going to be just the whole debasing, if you will, of our nation. >> still ahead, what the infighting could mean for the gop establishment and the trump agenda. stay with me. it's like when am i gonna be able to sneak out of here and go have a cigarette? i just knew i had to quit, and chantix was the method that actually worked for me. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with ch

i saw him more as a brother. it made me feel so disgusting and uncomfortable in my body. danni didn't tell anyone what was happening. she was ashamed and didn't want to ruin the relationship between her parents and theirfriends. he would first touch me when i were still clothed. then he would, like, go under the clothes. until it progressed into him forcing me to do stuff to him. there are an estimated 200,000 cases of child sexual abuse every year. it's believed a third is carried out by other children. danni's abuse continued for years. one night when she was 13 she and the boy were at a party with their parents. it were quite late at night. i went to the loo to, you know, check on my hair. then hejust came in behind me and locked the door. then he turned the lights off and cornered me. then hejust, like, started undressing me and i kept pushing him away... nothing ever stopped him from doing anything. and then it... danni was forced to perform oral sex. reports of children sexually assaulting other children are rising. it is increasingly becoming a really significant problem

. >> just a few years ago, danny and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. ,$8drw >> a comment he later denied hurt the secretary's credibility. >> no, i didn't undercut anybody ieflt don't believe in undercutting people. >> state department spokesperson. >> what is the secretary's iq? >> it's high. >> at the briefing, sarah sanders said it was all a joke. insisted the president still has full confidence in the secretary of state. anthony. >> margaret brennan with the iq wars at the white

it just bothered me for years i and the way my father watched the stock market. he said, danny lives half a mile from your house, go talk to him about this and get it off your chest. that's what ii did. i knocked on his door and we developed a relationship. we've gone on long walks through the hills and he talked about hisve now dead colleague, his lover, not his physical lover, in any other way they were passionate with each other and involved with each other and i thought, i don't know when this penny drops, strong words but it was called the clash. i didn't do a good job. one of my favorites, one of my favorite students was a kid and very quickly i saw i had access and the material -- i kept saying, i'm not the one to write, this is really interesting,g, i don't know, i'm not jewish, the story takes place in israel, a lot of it, the backdrop is the birth of israeli state and israel, i didn'tos even take psych 101 and no interest in psychological up to that point. so i was all alien, it took me forever to talk myself into a place where i thought i should be the one to do it a

. >> just a few years ago, danny and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. be. police records showed that, received a text bible study would take place. pledges were quiz add but fraternity history if they got an answer wrong they were forced to drink alcohol. a witness told police, a highly intoxicated groover was left on a couch. but the next morning he was found with a weak pulse. fraternity members took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. an autopsy showed that groover's

. >> just a few years ago, danny and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here is mireya villarreal. >> when the tubs fire came racing down into santa rosa, assistant fire marshal, paul loenthal was called into service. >> wouldn't imagine we would have something that big right here. >> as the the fire continues to burn. officials are turning their attention to making these neighborhoods safer. the neighborhood has b

. >> just a few years ago, danny and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. vi we, did not let him leave. and then at 7:05 p.m., suspect was taken into police custody after a brief foot chase front three agents from the atf and during the foot chase, our suspect did discard a 380 firearm and which also has been recovered and taken into custody with no incident, nobody hurt, no further civilians hurt and police officers safe as well. >> attorney general jeff sessions appeared before the sena

of you i want to live with auntie how did danny i know not for whom and the math that she does i've beena member of member feedback thinking a lot of. that if we would have thought it was shit cuz i thought when you must that i'm in when i. can talk with has it you know it does are we going to. see i'm not. going to be an insane it took. them so were it out of the. to be a yes you want present system how much you want to show. you how do. you think. that's how it's done even if it was not you this is just going to be looked into the little feeling that these. this have. these. are the stuff you've. already. done on the bus that i am on the scene. how would a listen if i could but it doesn't mean. that good enough. bob decided to go ahead and the best not to be come out to show he's been in the enough . to know about unless. i'm going to look at. that in the new york to you know what does it mean i want to live with. him to have a child not. to hug me not have done had he not is not enough. he must be the. hudson. allowed me. to. come up. to how do you look ma up among us that even though

. >> just a few years ago, danny and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] was standing there, had nothing to say maybe wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> reporter: late today the white house said president trump did speak with all four f

and when danny white and i went out one day i ended up blowing my hamstring again that was end of my football career but right become to uva to get my master's degree. >> from the day you apply to nasa to day you took off in atlantis how many years was that? >> i applied in 1997, got into the core in 1998, ten years later, it took me to fly in space. >> is that typical? >> it's not typical most people fly within maybe three, two to three years for the shuttle mission. maybe three to four years of a long duration space station mission, but i had a little problem. >> what was it? >> i lost all of my hearing in a training accident i went completely deaf. b and i still have hear hadding impairment in my left ear but they forgot to put this little pad in my helmet that allows ewe to clear your ears and so -- they said i would never fly in space. >> it was a diving accident, correct? >> it was training in the white eva suits to there's a six million gallon full laboratory, and we're in our space walking siewtle but in the suits there's an actualed pad you use to freshen those through your

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for the life of me danny coulson, i don't know how you spot three people like this and stop them aheadf time. >> yeah they had advance information clearly. this is not an fbi case brian, it's a law enforcement case. this is like a corporation of intelligence agencies, law enforcement agencies literally all over the world, i'm sure it's a product of the jtf in new york city. the tragedy in vegas would have paid in comparison to what would have taken place here. this is a huge plot. it's a great day for the united states. we have a victory here. but you know what? we've got to have the another victory tomorrow because these guys are going to keep coming. >> sean: they are. that's how you celebrate ramadan, you go to new york and try to kill people. this was going to be three guys, one from canada, who was arrested in new jersey, another one from pakistan and by the way there's also a link to the philippines with the 37 year old. he was the one wiring money for this plot. >> yeah brian this is really sad. we're going to be dealing with this for a very long time. when i say this, i mean th

danny? >> politically, i mean, the damage, if there is damage, it's already begun. legally speaking, if this is an indictment that is meant to secure cooperation against other potential defendants, because this is classic federal government procedure. the doj loves to indict lower-level individuals and use them to work their way up the chain of command. the interesting thing about our grand jury process enshrined in the constitution is it's not supposed to be political. at its core, it's regular civilians sitting on that grand jury who ultimately choose whether to indict or not indict. >> same question to you, eugene, because i'm running out of time. where is the political fallout for the president? where does it begin, where does it end at all? >> yeah, i would say it's important for us to remember that trump's base has largely stayed with him through hell and high water. but in recent polls, we have seen a drop amongst some demographics such as white americans. working class americans, and even men, these groups that were behind trump very early on. so i think tho

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for to danny i never thought we could win the nobel peace prize.ut luckily a few people within our organization prepared for the event and they reserved a location here in berlin for a news conference for just in case. i made fun of them very can make fun of me with the head of the announcement i stayed home i didn't even want to iron my shirt but then i tuned into the live stream and after the first two words international campaign i just hollered jumped up and hugged my roommate and i. saw it still sinking in you helped found i can's german chapter and studied political science what drives you to invest so much energy into the campaign for a world without nuclear weapons. and i first encountered the topic when i was sixteen of course by chance. the peace activists organized a student trip to the united nations in vienna for a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. my school sponsored me and i was able to go along. i've been fascinated by the issue ever since what made a huge impression on me was meeting survivors of hiroshima and naga

i got my little brother danny right there. sin ernesto right there, and i have--down at the end--the blue-eyed unicorn, my cousin ricardo, right there. ricardo: that's right. that's right. that's right, steve.

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we'll break it down, when i come back. i'm danny. you're danny? i'm steve. joseph, i'm steve.are you? nice to meet you sir. no different from everyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. steve called fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. lauren's the spark that started the fire. the goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. a fighter for the working men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> a deer carcus hanging inside a high school football stadi

i don't think we have him. let's try danny in ohio. danny, are you there? caller: yes, i am. host: yes, sir. what would you like to say? caller: well, i'd just like to say that our nation needs to get back to the god that we were founded on. you know, john adams says fathers achieved independence with the general principles of christianity. i vowed them and i believe now that those general principles of christianity was existence and attributes of god. andrew jackson said that book, sir, is the rock on which our nation was founded. grant said the bible was our liberties. that committed that person that crime last night, right now his soul is burning in eternal hell. the bible is clear about that. if you don't have jesus christ in your heart when you die, those things happen. we need to get back -- you know, i'll just end by saying this. daniel webster said as long as we continue in the bible, the country will continue to processer it. but if we in our pass period of time neglect the authority, no man can tell what sudden catastrophe may overwhelm us. and bury all of our glory

i thought it was an unusual story. at that point they turned to danny and said it's going to seem odd to you because you know i don't know anything, but i want to write a book about thisd and he hemmed and hawed and didn't like it and i said okay, it you guys-- the work is too important someone will write a book about it and it will probably be a bad book in your view and if anyone should have a right to have a bad book about you, it should be me and so that's how it started. >> did he himself write a book or did you write that book for him thinking back, i mean, because at the end you mention you saw some early chapters of the book-- >> i saw it on its way to the garbage can. he was when i i met him among the first things out of his mouth said you come at a good time because they asked me to write this book, but it's such garbage it will remind reputation and it's going in the garbage. i said can i read it any then said don't throw this in the garbage can. i watched him-- the quality and danny that is peculiar that he adds to a degree i have never seen

>> i have known danny for eight years and james i have known six months.is morning. thank you very much. be safe up there. 46 minutes after the hour, check what is coming up on "fox and friends". jillian: what is coming up today? >> wide-ranging interview with the president of the united states, talk about tax reform, he is dangerously close to naming a new hhs secretary. listen. >> i was talking to kellyanne conway, seems your close. >> we are more than close, won't so you the name yet because we are more than close. it will be a fantastic nomination. rob: we will see that quickly and karen tends with a huge show coming up. don't miss a minute, i urge you to please get dressed. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. another day at the office. why do you put up with it? believe it or not you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do thin

charles: danny, i will say congratulations thus far.ad for a while, but it extended last week. it is very impressive. the whole country is watching. appreciate you coming on this morning. >> thank you, charles, for having me on. charles: jack hough is still with us by the way. i want to talk about the death of brick-and-mortar, specifically areas jays -- jcpenney. it has been on death watch for a long time. looks like it will not escape. >> are you asking me if there is any hope? charles: is there any hope. >> there is no hope. let me be clear retailers don't die quickly. always own hugely valuable asset in the inventory, when they want they can pull levers to create cash flow to keep them afloat. i don't see any growth there. we have more stores than we need right now. some of them are more necessary than others. i'm not clear why the world needs jcpenney right now. liz: amazon could buy jcpenney, according to "forbes," using a million shares. put those, stores sit in middle to low income neighborhoods. that could be the way jcpenney g

>> you know, i don't know. danny would know that sometimes you rush out indictments because of a statute of limitations issues. maybe he's trying to put pressure on people to cooperate with him. i mean, there are just so many different scenarios possible here that i don't think, you know, we have a good idea of the reporting. nbc has confirmed this, but the reporting still has been rather thin on all the places, but what the details are regarding these indictments. >> all right, so danny, i'll give you the last word. >> what he said, sealed indictments are sort of used to get away from the statute of limitations if it's approaching. on the other end, it may be sealed because that defendant already knows that he's going to be indicted and he's negotiating his surrender. >> all right, so we will see how it all cracks out. thank you, gentlemen, i appreciate it, david and danny. we'll be right back after this. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the in