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jane: ambassador, thank you for joining me. nicholas: thank you, jane. jane: as the president was promoting his economic message abroad, here at home, news about the russia investigation dominated headlines. multiple news organizations are reporting that mr. trump wanted to fire special counsel robert mueller last june but was stopped from doing so when the top white house lawyer threatened to quit. joining me is the national political respondent for "the hill." thanks for coming in. how do you think this might change the russia inquiry itself? it willi'm not sure change the inquiry itself, but it will change the dynamics of the president's mood and the disposition in the white house. one of the things about the idea that the story came up now, it really did put back on its heels the further on capitol hill among republicans to really denigrate the fbi and to call into question whether, leading up to the election, there was mr. with the foreign intelligence surveillance, and there was a huge drive to get that declassified information out into the public

i am jane o'brien. the search for survivors continues in california where people are coming to terms with the damage caused by mudslides. relations between the u.s. and pakistan seem to have gone from bad to worse, so what is fueling the rift? >> "the new york times" was barred from publishing anymore classified documents. jane: director steven spielberg speaks to us about his new film, the current climate in hollywood, and donald trump. >> anybody that offends, there is a label that is immediately attached to them. that can't be true. they are all fake news. ♪ ♪ jane: welcome to "world news america." the search continues in california where eight are missing after tuesday's mudslides. 17 are known to have died after a torrent of mud carrying boulders the size of small cars crashed through montecito. more than 500 homes have been damaged or destroyed. james cook reports. >> turn around. the flash flood is right there! get out of here! james: this was the moment it began. >> oh my god, mom. james: then p

did jane elliott's exerci leave an imprint here?farmer rick sletten was in tt third-gr rick sletten: i remember when was in college, i had african american friends, and i thou huh, i wonder if i treat them differently because of this experiment or not? i do i don't know. i just treated them like everybody else. jessica: elliott, who says she was disowned by her own mothebee attention, eventually moved a from riceville and went on to become a sought-after nationantd activi to this day, sharing her exercise with those who are willing to participate. jane elliott: i have the right to say what i want to say, go where i want to go, be what i want to be. not until everyone has thatrighi am doing. jessica: and elliott says, in recent months, she's real just how more work needs to done. jane elliott: it is more acceptable to express your racism today than it was in 1968. this country is in danger of the willingness of people to s skin color as a negative. jessica: elliott wishes every third-gr, what she calls, "magic eyes." jane elliott: an

time jane jane doesn't get anywhere with her charm she grows more desperate. oh yeah what's more i been trying to find him for three years this is my child he was sold to someone in your village three years. i want my child back yeah well yeah yeah yeah yeah well that kind of value. what about the mayor. thank. you mayor come out the child was sold to your village it's been recorded here in the family register should be. goes to kindergarten here you know. how could that be on that woman who paid for a ten hour nap. my mom where did this family get the money to bribe everyone and it was fast. but i don't know that for me thank you very much oh yeah yeah yeah let. you know. damn you are wrong on that. criminals no one will save you you misfits you crooks had the. floor so it is another cent back in the fight for her child and against a corrupt system. bon ton jingjing will not give up until she has her son back. from fishing village to metropolis koach shocked the capital of mauritania has experienced astonishing growth since the one nine hundred sixty s. but g

town jane jane is convinced x. has been sold the child tens of thousands of children disappear in china every year there are no official figures. she petitioned the court and file charges with the police. she goes through her paperwork again and again all her applications were rejected the m.r.i. had all me is i'm especially afraid for him when winter comes i think maybe he's out there somewhere where i imagine that he's living with people who treat him badly. that he suffers and borrow clarke and i'm helpless there's nothing i can do for him. ira. it's. finally she has a small glimmer of hope an officer told her the address where the child should be now tandjung jane is on her way. can you tell us of course i'm excited i'm very nervous but i was so glad there's progress i know he's alive and i can possibly find any one of the that gives me hope and makes me happy we got out of. town jane jane has a long journey ahead of her and she has to be careful the state is targeting troublesome people like her even if she ca

joy behar called megyn kelly the "b" word and defended jane fonda's hanoi jane moment. think one of the reasons the ladies on the view defended jane fonda was political. howie: when she goes after dick cheney the press loves her. but if she goats after a liberal she gets bad press. do you think because she went to nbc that some of her fellow temperature reporters. carley: sometimes the media is trying to continue the narrative of drama surrounding her career at nbc. megyn kelly's show is suppose to be a light-hearted daytime talk show. so the moment where she did criticize jane fonda to that extent is what her show is suppose to be about. howie: you can have a show and do serious stuff and have light were moments, too. let me ask you about oprah winfrey. she told "in style" magazine she is not running for president. she said it's a lot of media speculation. carley: how are we going to survive this? i'm not surprised oprah isn't running for president. when you are that popular, why would you ruin it by running for office. if you run for a political position, half the cou

time jane jane left our village at sixteen and has been working as a waitress ever since but since the search for her son she can hardly take on regular work. her dream is to open her own restaurant just as soon as she has her son back. the next day the police call town jane jane back in she hopes that means she'll be able to see her son again. but. i don't know how he'll react he hasn't seen me in three years he may not remember me. but i'm a little scared. and i'm very nervous knowing that i'm ok. you know pointing out. could you know that. after a short while she returns without her son the officers only took blood for a genetic test. you know what they told me that i didn't follow the right procedures. oh so. that those i tried everything gone everywhere now they say it was all wrong what's the right way to do this i try to lawyer without success i'm at a loss i'm just a country girl all i know is that i want to find my child here in the us. a few months later the old fart is finally confirmed that tonge ingoing son does live where she had been looking for him but she isn't allowed

jane, what is going on? the show. i wanted to look good, but anyway, never mind. >> jimmy: you still look good. >> it's fine! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you still look good. i'm glad you caught it, and speedy recovery. >> if i lean -- can you see? because i don't like to lean back like that. >> jimmy: you don't like to lean back? >> you don't want to see jimmy, your host? >> not right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jane, you were looking at me during the whole game. it was fantastic. >> i hate to lose. >> i could hardly get her attention. >> jimmy: i know, exactly. i loved it. how long did you -- "9 to 5," was that the first time you guys worked together? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and it -- was that easy -- i heard you passed on that, or did not want to do it? >> i produced it, and it took me a year to convince her and dolly to do it. >> jimmy: really? >> and then even after she did it, after a few days, she wanted to quit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: lily you are tough! >> not the sharpest knife in the drawer

town jane jane is convinced x. has been sold the child tens of thousands of children disappear in china every year there are no official figures. she petitioned the court and filed charges with the police. she goes through her paperwork again and again all her applications were rejected on him i had thought well me if i'm especially afraid for him when winter comes i think maybe he's out there somewhere where i imagine that he's living with people who treat him badly you would say oh dear. finally she has a small glimmer of hope an officer told her the address where the child should be now tandjung jane is on her way. down jane jane has a long journey ahead of her and she has to be careful the state is targeting troubles some people like her even if she can't prove it she believes that corrupt officials are involved in the disappearance of her son. she also got a new haircut to change her appearance. that. finally she reaches the village. she knows the address spot most of the house numbers are missing. she doesn't

i'm talking about jane fonda.ilmmaker susan lacy examines fonda's remarkable life in the documentary "jane fonda in five acts." fonda's acting career spans six decades and includes performances in such critically acclaimed films as "klute," "barefoot in the park," "coming home," and the current television series "grace and frankie." but as actresses in hollywood are being recognized for speaking out in the times up movement, fonda has consistently challenged power, from opposing the war in vietnam to organizing around civil rights and economic justice. in one of her more controversial moves, jane fonda traveled to hanoi in 1972 and appeared on several radio programs to speak out against u.s. military policy in vietnam and beg american pilots to stop bombing civilian targets. during the trip, a photograph was taken of jane fonda seated on an anti-aircraft gun in hanoi. the photo earned her the nickname "hanoi jane," which was resurrected just this week by nbc morning show host megyn kelly, formerly of fox news. >>

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jane: jane o'brien, bbc news, maryland. laura: from the science of the brain, we turn to that of the body, and a global team of researchers who have unveiled the world's first bionic hand with the sense of touch. an italian woman has been the first to try it out. medical correspondent fergus walsh was given exclusive access and reports now from rome. fergus: a bionic hand with the sense of touch, and here's the proof. blindfolded, she knows if the watch she is holding is soft or hard. she gets it right every time. over lunch, she told me that nearly 25 years after losing her hand in a factory accident, it is almost like it is back again. >> the feeling is spontaneous, as if it read your real hand. -- as if it were your real hand. you are able to do things that before were difficult, like putting onssed, shoes, or mundane but important things. you feel complete. fergus: the world's first feeling bionic hand, given to this danish man, never left the lab. the technology was just too bulky. now nearly four years on, it is porta

jane should have said how much work have you had [ bleep ]. >> megyn kelly is slamming jane fonda.hy are you fighting with her? >> the megyn kelly jane fonda feud was sparked by think awkward moment in september. >> why did you say -- i read you said you felt you're not proud to admit you've had work done. why not? >> we really want to talk about that. >> the question came up when lily tomlin joked about how she and fonda were friends even before fonda's first face lift. >> who are you megyn kelly? >> this weekend it came up again when variety posted fonda's reaction to the question. >> i was stunned. it was so inappropriate. >> then megyn fired back. >> i have no regrets about that question nor am i in the market from a lesson from jane fonda what is and is not appropriate. >> the wrap calls megyns rebuttal fair and accurate. debra messing wrote it's shameful rosy o'donnell wrote megyn kelly is a moron. she sucks and so does her show. >> we wondered if kelly would address the backlash today. we found out the show was recorded. the decision to pre tape was made last week because of

tonight, the amazing life of jane fonda.he oscar-winning actress joins me in the studio for a deeply personal conversation about aging, acting, and activism. she was open and frank about the horrific sexual-abuse scandal rocking hollywood that eventually started a movement. ♪ >> "amanpour on pbs" was made possible by the generous support of rosalind p. walter. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. jane fonda -- actress, activist, force of nature. for decades, jane fonda has delighted onstage and on the screen, taking home oscars for the 1971 thriller "klute" and the acclaimed "coming home" in 1978. as her star power grew, fofonda dove into activism, fighting for women's rights, campaigning against war, even traveling to vietnam. th urng out 17 million exercise videos that were sold worldwide. fonda's famous marriage to cnn founder ted turner coincided with a break from acting, but she came back with a bang, most recently starring in the netflix hit "grace and frankie." and

nor am i in the market for a lesson from jane fonda on what is and is not appropriate. >> jane shouldjust said, how much work have you had done? >> ann curry was filling in on "the view" tuesday when the view hit the hot topics. >> we can reach out and listen. >> the night before, curry said she didn't get any pleasure out of matt lauer's firing. >> i haven't had a chance to celebrate for a lot of reasons. in all seriousness. >> it's time. let's get to the grammy show coming up this weekend. beyonce, gaga, bruno mars, all of them. >> we'been doing a little prepa with james corden as they gear up for music's biggest night. what is are we having sunday night? >> the star of the show, we have a couple of things planned, a couple things we're waiting to hear on, and we'll see. >> do you still get nervous? >> are you joking? i'm nervous now. i'm never not nervous. so yes. i'll be terrified. >> one, two, three, go. >> this week, the red carpet was rolled out and the seating cards were up for grammy's big return to new york, the first in 15 years. and beyonce and jay zee will be front row. >

>> i was so in love and he married the wrong jane, really jealous.t's when i decided i would go to africa and live with wild animals and write books about them. >> you were young, a young girl. there weren't many young girls -- >> none. >> none. >> none. >> there is a picture, before we went on you said, oops, there you have my legs. >> my cover girl legs. >> you said, there are my cover girl legs. were you -- did you get a lot of that kind of guff for your looks and legs? >> i did. people saying she's only famous because of her legs and she's a geographic cover girl. we don't need to take anything seriously. but then they took the film and it was proof i was not telling lie, chimpanzees were using and making tools and were doing all the things i described. >> hugo was the preeminent wildlife photographer at the time. and you fell in love. >> we fell in love. it was not surprising. he was a gentle person. he loved animals and always wanted to film in the natural world. there we were together. he was a perfectionist. drove me nuts. i'd say, hugo, look

and jane dutton this is al jazeera live from doha it was a coming up funny some progress in germany's political deadlock so candidly to a new government months after knife edge elections. in is in protest leaders call for people to get back out onto the streets after days of demonstrations plus. an andrew thomas floating through a jungle in papua new guinea but i'll be explaining how rainforests like this have been decimated over just the last seven years and the profits would have been softened abroad. u.s. president donald trump is expected to reluctantly extend sanctions relief to iran late on friday under the new kid deal with world powers the agreement that trump's described as the worst ever was the result of more than a decade of diplomatic efforts to curtail iran's nuclear ambitions in two thousand and two a secret uranium enrichment facility was discovered in eastern iran prompting britain france and germany to begin talks with iranian negotiators a year later in two thousand and six the us russia and china joined the talks forming the so-called p five plus one group things t