next year one way or the other we will know the fate of george pell in the next twelve months ok roger many thanks for that roger may know sydney. turning now to the middle east where iran has lashed out at israel after the country's prime minister binyamin netanyahu accused terrine of lying about its nuclear ambitions iran says netanyahu is quote an infamous liar yesterday the israeli prime minister presented what he said was new evidence proving iran is pursuing a secret nuclear weapons program you may well know that using language his american ally would understand. iran lart big time benyamin netanyahu delivered to piece of political theater presenting what he called evidence of a secret every new clear project a few weeks ago in a great intelligence achievement israel of turned half a ton of the material inside these walls and here's what we've got. fifty five thousand pages. another fifty five thousand farls and one hundred eighty three. netanyahu referred to files israel says previous secret nuclear facilities and plans to develop atomic weapons exist incriminating documents incrimin

rogers to many of us, said good-bye to the neighborhood nearly 17 years ago, but his life lessons have. >> no doubt about that. a heart-warming documentary about his life is truth of that, and "e.t." has been lucky enough to spend many moments with everyone's favorite neighbor. >> love is at the root of everything. >> he taught children kindness and compassion. >> there must be times when you do feel blue. i'm not feeling blue right now though. >> me neither. ♪ >> mr. rogers neighborhood aired for 31 years. that's 895 episodes. a new documentary "won't you be my neighbor" looks at how fred's messages of love and honesty impacted two generations. >> you know, i'm not an actor. i just give myself. i think the greatest thing that we can give a child is another honest adult. >> okay, charlie. let's go to the neighborhood of make believe. >> "e.t." visited fred many times over the years, though he passed away in 2003 at the age of 74 from cancer. the wisdom he imparted still applies today. >> the biggest bullies in the world are scared. muscle is not the measure of the man. everybody has so

roger in many ways may have lucked out by having been kicked out, slash left the trump campaign. through paul manafort later, when he got his kks connection. >> tell us how intertwined black, manafort, stone and donald trump were? >> if you're fans and know his name, they are bristling right now. he's one of the most infamous people. >> and when black, manafort and stone in that era, they began to realize there was great money to be made in foreign lobby and going out when the berlin wall fell. and to create the new democracy there. roger got scared off by people whose candidacy through him and other people he was working with, when they won, they got their car blown up, and roger decided to come back here where politics was hardball, not quite as hardball. paul manafort didn't have that reaction and he stayed. >> paul manafort to be continued on him as well. right? >> dillon, thank you so much. the film is get me roger stone, if you haven't seen it on netflix. >>> no more moments of silence. celebrities call to action after the latest school shooting in america. the latest on th

roger stone. >> and explained and explained and explained. >> many times over.so know about some of the e-mails and the questions as to where stone was and when and whether he met with julian sannage and there's some sketchiness about the documentation he tried to provide in order to show he wasn't there. we know they've been looking at him. and when you know they're being looked at and no one is reaching out to you, that is a bad thing. that is not a good thing. and he tried to spin it as a good thing, they're not reaching out to me. but you don't want to be the last person they speak to, you want to be someone that's either interviewed early or you want to get out in front of it and go and reach out to them yourself and talk to them and come clean. that's the better course. so waiting until they reach out to you, or may be the case here, they don't reach out to him and they just charge him. >> i just want to say for the record it would be shocking if a guy with literally a richard nixon tattoo on his back were indicted for doing something untoward in a politic

so roger stone, as many have suspected, including me for some time is increasingly in hot water and shelby'sorting is revealing another aspect of it, but what did he know when and what was he doing behind the scenes to try to encourage the revelation of these e-mails from wikileaks, that's one thing and roger stone traditionally has a touchy relationship with the truth. so i think a lot of these things are going to come out in short order. >> keep us posted on the next chapter of roger goode roger st. >> and what's going to come of this commemorative coin? we'll talk to a coin collector about why people are totally geeking out on this coin. >> and how much of the gas price increases have to do with president trump exiting the iran deal? melatonin is the body's own sleep ingredient. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh-your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. the world is full of different hair. that's why pantene, the world's #1 conditioner brand, has conditione

roger stone. >> and explained and explained and explained. >> many times over. to where stone was and when and whether he met with julian assange and there's some sketchiness about the documentation he tried to provide in order to show that he wasn't there. we've known they've been looking at him. and when you know that you're being looked at and no one is reaching out to you, that is a bad thing. that is not a good thing. and he tried to spin it as it's a good thing they're not reaching out to me. but you don't want to be the last person that they speak to. you want to be someone that's either interviewed early, or you want to get out in front of it and go and reach out to them yourself and talk to them and come clean. that's the better course. so waiting until they reach out to you or, as it may be the case here, they don't reach out to him and they just charge him. >> i just want to say for the record it would be shocking if the guy with literally a richard nixon tattoo on his back were indicted for doing something untoward in a political context. truly a plo

many by surprise as indeed and will months one season is still weeks away. as the winds begin to subside victims were rushed to the hospitals in the states of roger stone. which bore the brunt of the storm's power. many were injured by falling debris as the winds uprooted trees and toppled buildings. district we have information of five deaths due to a high intensity thunderstorm at least twenty two people are critically injured and are being given treatment at a trauma center of the district hospital. it was only as daylight came that the extent of the damage began to become clear dozens have already been confirmed killed and authorities say the number of dead and injured is likely to rise as they continue their search in the region's more remote villages. you're watching. on the program analyst questions as its price or outburst. shares. and as that story and a whole lot more. coming up in just a few minutes i'm sorry. so much for watching. the people of the world over facebook and twitter. to date and in touch. full also for. dorothy and despised. karl marx boycott.

gets you pretty close into the beating heart of collusion, david. >> well, it does because roger stone has told manyconnection with assange, but he did have a relationship with guccifer 2.0 which is probably a set of hackers who pretended they were a single romanian hacker. and whether he broke the law or not, whether he colluded or not, one thing is clear. in the summer of 2016 when people were saying that the russians were attacking the united states, the election by stealing e-mails and putting them out, he was out there saying guccifer 2.0 is not a russian operation. it is indeed a romanian hacker. he was doing this through breitbart. so in essence what he was doing is protecting a russian propaganda intelligence operation. now, that may not be something that you can be prosecuted for, but indeed he's already done something quite wrong in terms of siding with a foreign power that was engaged in information warfare against the united states. now, the details are to what degree he worked with them, if at all. and if that puts him under a criminal tent. >> and i would also add that he's been advoca

many by surprise as india's end will monsoon season is still weeks away. as the winds begin to subside victims were rushed to the hospitals in the states of rogers town and pradesh which bore the brunt of the storm's power. many were injured by falling debris as the winds uprooted trees and toppled buildings. in our district we have information of five deaths due to a high intensity thunderstorm at least twenty two people are critically injured and are being given treatment at a trauma center of the district hospital. it was only as daylight came that the extent of the damage began to become clear dozens have already been confirmed killed and authorities say the number of dead and injured is likely to rise as they continue their search in the region's more remote villages. and. following the story for us from delhi he has the very latest now so what more do we know about that relief effort that we just heard about and about the current situation. well the governments of both with their predation and raw just on those two states which got the brunt of the storm have both very been very quick to announce compensation that they're going to give to the families of t

>> i think roger was drummed out of the business. in many ways, his legacy was erased. it's as if roger never existed. i have found myself wishing whiskfully that he died a year earlier before this all broke. if he did, he would have a statue on mount rushmore. here he has endowed journalism schools and they have taken his name off. senior citizen centers. >> neil: you write about his brilliance and that. talked about the flaws and so many great people you talked to over the years, worked for over the years. what is it with powerful people? >> i don't know. i can say with total candor that there was nothing of that aspect of roger that i saw. i bet you'd say the same thing. you knew him as well as i did. you have known him longer. there was no predator in roger that i saw. he was a bully, a bar room brawler, a kind of hail -- >> >> neil: we went through it a few times. >> yeah. hannity complained about -- >> neil: and the thing about hannity, what's going on there? >> go figure. we don't agree on anything except we're friends. the same thing with the president. my wife,

never allowed to follow the evidentiary trail, and i suspect bob mueller is and that's why so many of roger stone's confederates are being brought in, but someone needs to do that investigation and unfortunately we were not permitted to. >> i have to ask you about that, i asked mr. stone if he was preparing to be indicted and he said he was prepared if that is what came. he wasn't saying whether he expected it soon. you're a former prosecutor. it was interesting to us, there were four people involved in this investigation that have not been interviewed by bob mueller. michael cohen, brad parscale, the campaign manager for 2020, by the way, roger stone and the president's son donald trump jr. as a former prosecutor why would special counsel bob mueller, someone who did not interview somebody even though they appear to be so important to an investigation. explain why that would be the case? >> it could be one of two reasons. it could be that they're saving the interviews, like the interview with the president for last after they've done the groundwork. it makes sense to find out all you can b

g tomorrow thewing appetite for those services is creating new opportunits for many delivery companies and as kate rogers tells us now it's a market . >> reporter: call it the amazon effect. customers expect the option for two day and now even same day delivery. it's what we want, when we want it and all at the touch of a button and it's creating a boom for on delivery drivers. 130,000 couriers to uber eastli fuel the craze. they're delivering everything from coffee to prescriptions to groceries. >> this is a white hot market for jobs. demand for grocery is now about $20 billion for same day delivery, $20 billion to about $80 billion in the next four years. >> reporter: companies are cashing in, the company has contractors in 1,400 cities for fresh direct and bloomingdale and feeding the appetites for quicker access to purchases and expen fueled by amazon prime. >> prime came out with two day shipping a became the standard that wasn't really a business out there that moved physical goods. and the same things now happening with same day. >> reporter: for ceo daphne caramelly that s meansffing up. >> we ar

. >> michael rogers: and then, a few days turned into a few weeks, and a few weeks turned to months, and here we are. >> whitaker: how manycindi rogers: two and a half. almost three. >> michael rogers: going on-- going on three. >> whitaker: had you been planning for retirement? >> cindi rogers: yes. >> cindi rogers: we were going to do tiny house, simplify life, and then travel. >> michael rogers: as it worked out, it didn't work out that way. we became parents instead of grandparents. >> whitaker: the kids said, with their mother often sleeping, or out of the house, they could do whatever they wanted. but their grandparents insist on rules. >> ellie kligman: it sucks having rules, and chores. but it has to happen for us to actually grow up and be a responsible adult and take charge of our lives. >> whitaker: michael, you are fighting cancer. >> michael rogers: that's true. i have a terminal cancer. >> whitaker: so has this been especially tough on you? >> michael rogers: yeah. i have good days and bad days. >> cindi rogers: i worry, that i'll miss something in his care, and i have. >> michael rogers: you do wonderful. >

the sister rogers, a catholic sister and many others about the unfortunate circumstances of where we are in the dreamers and why we haven't addressed that question and why would dreamers who need to be status, who are lawyers and doctors and some in the -- serving in public service, we had a paramedic standing with us, why we can't get them status. why can't the nation do what is right? why can't the president work with us and sign the president? then i introduced or indicated that i am going to introduce the restatus of t.p.s. status persons, some who have been here for 20 years with mortgages and people in college, young people in college, and to status them for two years to allow the congress to fix it and that their status be tied to the laws and requirements that they be in sync with those who would get citizenship so they would not be, if you will, awry of the law, they would be in step with the law as most of the people are from el salvador, from haiti and beyond. then i went to stand with mothers at public housing and indicated to them it's long overdue in all of our communit

roger locher rescue. i doubt if there is any other country in the world that would spend so much money, commit so many resources, and take such great risks to rescue one guy. roger was down for 23 days. day.e went in on the 22nd the ground fire was so heavy we had to back off and we could not get him out. the next day, the four-star commander of the air force, ii,ral john from world war armynsultation with the commander, canceled the entire mission. dedicated every single resource including 150 airplanes to rescue one guy. and roger was rescued on the second of june in 1972. he had been down for 23 days. day, thelater to the second of june in 1995, a member of the 555 fighter squadron. captain scott o'grady was shot down over bosnia. some of you know the rest of the story. force, joint rescue victory against all odds. and by the way, those young marines -- put your hands up. in on thehey went final leg of that joint service rescue effort to pick up air force captain scott o'grady. average age? 19 years old. how about a round for the marines. [applause] so, the downing of five make 21 enemy airplanes was the res

roger always wanted me to run for president. >> you can't have a race if you don't have a horse. >> manafort, gates and stone are all linked of course through the lobbying firm that they ran for many years. that's where gates got his start as an intern. roger stone has been under mounting scrutiny which we've been covering in our reports because he talked about communicating directly with wikileaks although that was later basically decide by wikileaks itself. he also bragged about having contact with a hacker who was later exposed to be involved with russian military intelligence. that's like the heart of collusion. and now bob mueller's interest goes well beyond wikileaks. take a look at all the names mentioned in mueller's questions for trump which recently leaked to the "new york times." out of those we can show you those who reportedly have yet to be questioned by mueller's team. remove the russians, then say remove the family members, that's a special category and you only have five names left. two of those reportedly not questioned in these headlines today. and then you're left with the picture on your screen. one person who wasn't questioned because he was indicted and the

many by surprise as indies and will months one season is still weeks away. as the winds begin to subside victims were rushed to the hospitals in the states of rogers town and without pradesh which bore the brunt of the storm's power. many were injured by falling debris as the winds uprooted trees and toppled buildings. in our district we have information of five deaths due to a high intensity thunderstorm at least twenty two people are critically injured and are being given treatment at a trauma center of the district hospital. it was only as daylight came that the extent of the damage began to become clear dozens have already been confirmed killed and authorities say the number of dead and injured is likely to rise as they continue their search in the region's more remote villages. thousand now changing a gear at volkswagen after the emissions scandal by villain has the story the new v.w. boss have a disused his first general assembly to call for a more honest open truthful and ethical company culture insiders more often use the words fear and respect to describe the work at ford's under hierarchies the german comic is still trying to convince the world that it's

. >> reporter: ina rogers told me her kids were taught at her fairfield home the same home full of filth and feces where police say manyf the 10 children were abused and tortured by rogers and her husband. she failed to register her home with the state department of education. she also didn't file an affidavit confirming how many children were enrolled and what they were being taught. >> this family apparently didn't bother to file anything. >> reporter: but even if she had contacted the state, she wouldn't have had to identify her kids by name. >> children's names are never on these forms. >> reporter: debbie is with the homeschool association of california. she says the burden is not on school officials and that the situation in fairfield and other similar cases comes down to one thing. >> this is an abuse case. it has nothing to do with homeschooling. how many stories are there about public schoolchildren who are horrifically abused and nobody noticed it? plenty. >> reporter: in a statement, the california department of education said: >> and that has some other homeschool proponents worried. >> many parents will be

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. >> reporter: ina rogers told me her kids were taught at her fairfield home the same home full of filth and feces where police say manyabused and tortured by rogers and her husband. she failed to register her home with the state department of education. she also didn't file an affidavit confirming how many children were enrolled and what they were being taught. >> this family apparently didn't bother to file anything. >> reporter: but even if she had contacted the state, she wouldn't have had to identify her kids by name. >> children's names are never on these forms. >> reporter: debbie is with the homeschool association of california. she says the burden is not on school officials and that the situation in fairfield and other similar cases comes down to one thing. >> this is an abuse case. it has nothing to do with homeschooling. how many stories are there about public schoolchildren who are horrifically abused and nobody noticed it? plenty. >> reporter: in a statement, the california department of education said: >> and that has some other homeschool proponents worried. >> many parents will be homeschooling for real

i think one of the interesting things about this is roger stone has switched his position on this issue on so manyions that it's kind of hard to see what is true and what is not and what is roger stone, this trickster of the nixon age trying to get at or trying to hide in this situation. >> do you have a sense where roger stone would be most v vulnerable? >> i think one of the keys that has president an answered is when you look at the ham of the dnc and john podesta's e-mail is whether or not there was any american individuals involved in the dissemination or coordination of the release of the e-mail from wikileaks from hackers such as gus fer 2.0. that's where you see roger stone appearing. also, the fact that robert mueller is probing conversations between gates and stone also suggests there might have been other aspects that we don't know yet, that might not be in the public domain. there's kind of a lot of areas he's touched throughout this investigation. obviously the dnc hack is the one that people know the most about. the recent inquiries mueller is making suggest his role might be broader

yet just now we're hearing more and more about a figure familiar for so many years to so many of us, and that's roger stone. a second aide to roger stone has been subpoenaed now. what does this all mean to you? >> well, it suggests to me that there's still an element of wishful thinking in the white house's talking point that we saw even the vice president of the united states roll out in the last few days, that this investigation either is wrapping up or should be wrapping up. i haven't seen any diminution of effort by mueller's team. it is right that since they're negotiating with the president, it suggests they're coming close to a final phase of the investigation. but in terms of seeing witnesses come and go from mueller's headquarters or come in and out of the federal courthouse in washington, i have yet to see any indication that this is an investigation that's ramping down. >> brian, we saw donald trump kind of sarcastically congratulate america yesterday. we saw him go there even further today on twitter. one of our producers went ahead and checked the weather for washington tomorrow morning.

the program allowed for a wide range of musical style, leading many artists to record new music. timmy rogers performed his new song in 1934. playame year, ivy anderson the blues released on record. and some songs on jubilee made direct references to racial and social inequality, such as writers whose performance of scrub, sweep and mop which described the task of black soldiers who were restricted from our highly skilled positions in the military. songs such as play the blues sung by ivy anderson recalled the tradition of black women such as bessie smith, who used music decried social injustice. remarkably, jubilee allowed the middle artists unconditional positions on the radio. many served as guests for jubilee, replacing the primary host ernie whitman. as commercial radio rarely feature black women exclusively, this is a unique opportunity for women to exert influence outside of traditional gender conventions. furthermore, most black singers performed with orchestras such as duke ellington. so the deliverance of her own piano composition was a departure as you please popular heightened by

freer somewhat safer space for a deal to be community and they are being successful in many ways i think of rogerhank you so much as always. we're going to stay in the middle east the israeli military says it has carried out overnight air strikes in gaza in response to machine gunfire from the area all this as tensions continue to run high after more than sixty palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire at the gaza border earlier this week several miners were among the casualties and cramer spoke to one family in gaza now mourning the death of their teenage daughter. a picture on a phone is all that is left fourteen year old west was killed on monday during the protests here and the al grace refugee camp a mother and sister struggle to cope with their loss. and the manner. prevented her from going i had locked the door the key and told her i didn't want her to go out that day she said i've been waiting so long for this day please let me go she kept crying. so i let her go. sometime after eleven i got the news that she was to make or bless her soul. wessel was with other protesters not far from t

>> it is hard to figure out what roger stone did or did not do. given us so manyg the campaign, he claimed he was in touch with wikileaks while getting stolen information from the russians and disseminating it. he was providing cover to the russian operation. out there talking to -- 2.0, the internet russian persona in the e-mails of 2016 and while doing that, he was writing pieces and going on alex joens and saying they have nothing to do with the russians. whether or not that's a criminal matter for robert mueller, it is an act of cooperating, collusion with the enemy to cover what they were doing. he provided support to russia. >> so you are raising three important points i'm going to turn to morgan with. number one, there is bad stuff for american democracy that might not be a felony it is hard to know when roger is doing something he said he's doing because he is all over the place morgan and you're the expert here. you had the experience with roger when l.l. cool j documented about the lies are told. >> it is becoming suspicious that roger hasn't been called

many by surprise as india's and will monsoon season is still weeks away. as the winds begin to subside victims were rushed to the hospitals in the states of rogers town pradesh which bore the brunt of the storm's power. many were injured by falling debris as the winds uprooted trees and toppled buildings. you know the district we have information of five deaths due to a high intensity thunderstorm at least twenty two people are critically injured and are being given treatment at a trauma center of the district hospital. it was only as daylight came that the extent of the damage began to become clear dozens have already been confirmed killed and authorities say the number of dead and injured is likely to rise as they continue their search in the region's more remote villages. let's go right to. our he's following the story for us from delhi. tell us more about what's been happening in delhi was also affected what was a bike there. yes so yes city evening or late afternoon early evening this is when this really sort of hit delhi i was actually in an auto rickshaw which is a three wheeled open vehicle and we were kind of driving into the eye of the storm and it

thanks to the research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. the entry for mr. rehnquist was the favorite pastime of bill in and out of school, is cartooning. so, i since learned that he was quite the doodler. hoping that somebody would look at his archive at stanford, and think that the hoover institution that has his materials -- and will have many more years to excavate the origin of his passion for political cartoons. but, we were fortunate that that was the case, and fortunate to have gone on this wonderful journey, endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show you is the cartoon that pat published afterwards. dear mr. flint, in order to defend the constitutional freedom of especially, satirists are forced from time to time into a reluctant association with people like you. in celebration of the excellence -- excellent supreme court decision, i trust you will find an except the accompanying fiction of u.s. strictly satirical. -- accompanying depiction of you strictly satirical -- satirical. i will turn it over to

many lives. hello, my friend. what can i do for you? chris: uso affiliate rogers than 2 million care packages to troops deployed overseas, all part of being their home away from home. and that's it for today, for all you moms, have a wonderful mother's day and a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> president trump wins the reloose of three american prisoners from north korea. the hottest story payments to michael cohen. an accusation by stormy daniel's lawyer. >> michael cohen shouldn't be selling access to the president trump of the united states. this is a big deal. >> what is alleged is one of the most serious claims you could make in connection with the entire muller probe. >> it's a bomb shell because it connects a russian guard paying $500,000 into a bank account

many by surprise as indies and will months one season is still weeks away. as the winds begin to subside victims rushed to the hospitals in the states of rogers town and pradesh which bore the brunt of the storm's power. many were injured by falling debris as the winds up rooted trees and toppled buildings. in our district we have information of five deaths due to a high intensity thunderstorm at least twenty two people are critically injured and are being given treatment at a trauma center of the district hospital. it was only as daylight came that the extent of the damage began to become clear dozens have already been confirmed killed and authorities say the number of dead and injured is likely to rise as they continue their search in the region's more remote villages. you're watching news still to come on the program germany demands better privacy features from facebook so users can safeguard their data while the backlash against the tech giant from our social media desk. but first volkswagen is promising to clean up its corporate culture and they do it helena a bit of an uphill battle one might say sara but anyway v.w. boss how that d.c. using his first g

rogers says the family is being targeted because they have so many children and they are home- schooled. >> i'm an amazing mother and i'm not going to allow this to break us. >> the children described abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising, and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or an air soft gun. >> the children were taken into protective custody. now they're staying with their grandmother and an aunt. >>> the time is 7:05. there are no reports of injuries or serious damage after an earthquake rolled through the bay area last night. it was a 3.5 magnitude. the epicenter in the oakland hills just off of highway 13. it was felt from santa cruz to santa rosa. a 3.5 earthquake is classified as a minor quake. one of our crews was at an old oakland restaurant when it hit. many people there felt it. it took them a second or two to figure out what was happening and to decide whether or not they were in any real danger. >> our chairs rocked back and forth. like a wave. just a little wave that came through. then we were like there is a brick wall behind us. >> it

many lives. hello, my friend. what can i do for you? chris: uso affiliate rogers to troops deployed overseas, all part of being their home away from home. and that's it for today, for all you moms, have a wonderful mother's day and a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. president trump upending the foreign policy status quo again this week with announcing that the united states would exit the iran nuclear accord. this, as three americans detaped in north korea arrived home early thursday, ahead of a summit now set for june 12th in singapore between president trump and kim jong un. the president voicing optimism that the meeting would be a success. >> i really think he wants to do something and bring the country

many lives. hello, my friend. what can i do for you? chris: uso affiliate rogers2 million care packages to troops deployed overseas, all part of being their home away from home. and that's it for today, for all you moms, have a wonderful mother's day and a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ insects chirping ] [ dog howling, barking ] >> previously on "legends and lies"... >> the south is determined to maintain her position. >> we can't take vicksburg directly. >> we're not going back. we're going forward. >> i want you to attack with your entire corps the center of the union line. >> slavery, in some industries, it is a necessary evil. >> we're dealing with an enemy here with which there can be no peace. nothing less than total destruction will do.

he said many of the questions were focused on roger stone. i don't know if you can say, but was that the case in your interview as well? >> i'm not going took into account like sam nunberg today on television. i don't believe that the investigation would appreciate me going into the detail. but everything that we're reading in the paper, you know, what we talked about there, there are little -- there are some things that i hadn't heard before, but what they're focused on is what people are covering. and i don't think they're convinced yet that there's no russian collusion, even though they've -- to my mind -- found no evidence. these were no -- this wasn't a polite encounter. they're very professional. they didn't treat my disrespectfully, but i don't think i'll be friending them on facebook them tonight when i get off the air. >> i want to be clear on what you just said, you do not believe that they have ruled out the idea that the trump campaign colluded with rulssia? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think they're still focused on it. i wa

today's document will address some pollution issues in the uk but it leaves many questions in the air. rogerountains of lava continue to erupt from hawaii's mount kilawya. civil defence authorities are preparing to evacuate local residents and geologists say the volcano is expected to become even more active, spewing greater volumes of lava and toxic gas into the atmosphere. 0ur correspondent chris buckler is on the island. after erupting from deep beneath the ground of this island, lava has now reached the ocean, and to get here it has destroyed all in its path. molten rock stands more than 20 feet high, where it has claimed the land. still burning and still deeply dangerous. you can see how roads have become cut off, because this is a huge mound of lava that has made its way down from the various fissures, the cracks in the ground that have opened up and the lava has simply fountained out. the smoke and fumes are toxic, but that's not the only worry. sections of this scorched surface are still being split apart. we are concerned that there is the possibility of additional fissures opening

right and you're right not to participate in the survey, but how many, can we have hands raised listen to george when he interviewed rogertone on coast to coast a couple of days ago. can we raise a right hand, please? well, roger stone is appropriately named and he wrote the making of a president, stone's rules, the roar on women, the bush crime family, j.f.k. and he truly is being used by god and these are amazing days we're living in. i never, ever thought that they would be like they are. but, you know i studied prophecy and i am convinced that president trump was elected seven years after the 7th trumpet began to sound in 2009. that's what i believe. i am certain there has only been nine presidents on sabbath years, kennedy, bush and trump. the sum of 1 through 7 is 28. and he wasn't the 28th president, bush the 8th. the sum of is through 8 is 36. he wasn't the 36th president. isn't it strange, he's the next president, the sum of 1 through 9 is a 45. we're on the schedule for the return of jesus christ. it's been 8090 days, the time the gentiles merged with the jubilee year, that's an impossibility but it happened, s

thanks to research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. they intrigue for mr. rehnquist "the favorite pastime of build, and it out of school, is in and out -- bill, of school is cartooning. i learned to as quite the doodler and was hoping somebody would look at his germans and -- at his drawings. his passion for political cartoons. we were very fortunate that was the case and gone on this wonderful journey endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show is a cartoon that was published right after the decision came down. dear mr. flynt, in order to defend the constitutional freedom of expression, satirists are forced from time to time and to association with people like you. in celebration of the excellence of the supreme court decision, i trust you will accept an accompanying depiction of you as strictly set to record. aticial. i will turn it over to my computers to talk about the environment of the moral majority and what it was like in the 1980's. -- mike peters. [applause] mike: first of all, i think all cartooni

thanks to research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. rehnquist wasmr. the favorite pastime of bills in and out of schools is cartooning. i have learned he was quite the drawer, hoping somebody is going to look at the archive at stanford, the hoover institution that has his material. many more years to excavate the origin of his passion for political cartoons. we were very fortunate that was the case and to have gone on this journey endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show you is a cartoon that all of , dear mr. flynn. in order to defend their constitutional freedom of expression, satirists are forced into an association with people like you. in celebration of the excellent supreme court decision, i trust you will accept the accompanying depiction of yourself as strict as satirical -- strictly satirical. now i am going to turn it over to mike peters to talk about the environment. and what it was like in the 80's and for cartoonists to be drawing at that time. >> i think all should have a picture in the bedr

rogers said the family is being targeted because they have so many children and they are homeschooled. >> my husband is an amazing person, i'm an amazing mother and i am not going to allow this to break us. >> the children describe incidents of intentional abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or airsoft gun. >> the children were taken into protective custody and are now staying with their grandmother and an aunt. >> the time is now 6:06 am, still no word of injuries after a quake rolled through the bay area last night, you probably felt it. it was a magnitude 3.5 that was centered in the oakland hills. it was felt from santa cruz to santa rosa. it is classified as a minor quake but it certainly got the attention of many people. we talked with people at this oakland restaurant right after the quake, most of them felt it. they said it took them a second or two to figure out what was happening and if they were in any danger. >> archers rocked back and forth, like a wave. just a little wave that came through but then

thanks to research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. the entry for mr. rehnquist was, the favorite pastime of bill, in and out of school, is cartooning. i have since learned that he was quite the doodler. he was hoping that someone would look at the archive at stanford or the hoover institution that has his materials and there will be many more years to excavate the origin of his passion for political cartoons. we were very fortunate that that was the case and fortunate to have gone on this wonderful journey in endorsing the first amendment. the last slide that i want to show you is the cartoon that pat oliphant published right after the decision came down. dear mr. flynn, in order to defend their constitutional freedom ethics pression, satirists are force from time to time into reluctant association with people like you . in celebration of the excellent supreme court decision , hustler v falwell, i trust you will accept this accompanying depiction of yourself as strictly satirical. >> [ laughter ] so, i will turn it over to