of rusty's parents.id and didn't know leading up to the crime would soon become a major focus of the trial. but now listening to prosecutor last moments, could hardly contain her tears. described killer walking up to rusty. >> shoots him three times. as rusty falls in the parking lot that cold november morning, dying, defendant is not satisfied. he walked up and put that .40 caliber hollow point to rusty's neck and fires one more time. >> brazen, outrageous crime. >> brazen, shot 30 feet from children playing. >> running when heard the sound. >> came up to the victim. noticed he was bleeding out. >> i saw him gasping for air. wished had started cpr right there. just in so much shock. >> rusty had been best man at josh's wedding. radiologist said he found it hard to hear testimony about the medical details of his friend as last moments. >> fourth and final shot through his neck to his spine spinal cord and paralyzed him and i think -- >> he was dead at that moment. >> one of the hardest things for me to s

an old world war ii era cargo carrier that had been retired, dilapidated, rusty that naval intelligence decided to pull out outetirement and send it for these electronic intelligence interceptions. had almost no weapons, mechanically a disaster, communications systems are a disaster, in january, the national security team decided a good first mission would be to send it off the coast of north korea in january, 1968. , and ap got out there couple weeks of operations are gone pretty well, i january 3, -- on january 3, the pueblo was operating peacefully and it was approached by a number of north korean ships. and eventually a couple make planes also. the captain at first thought this was a routine harassment rash --arass -- a harassment. in the end, they ordered a surrender. they try to escape, the engines didn't work very well. they could not maneuver very well. there was no support. there were not prepared for this. they surrendered. there was a brief gunbattle. the pueblo was fired upon. one american was killed. a number were wounded. the ship was surrendered. the north koreans boarded

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. >> in his struggle to conquer addiction, rusty discovered a passion for counseling others. >> i've geez -- probably about 18 years now, 19 years. but the current program i'm in, it's called a.r.c. it's addiction recovery counseling. >> it's a four-month program which is a state-of-the-art addiction treatment program. it's the first one ever in the world as far as we know that's completely run and has counselors who are inmates, who are trained inmates. >> it's one thing to sit across the desk from somebody in a suit and tie who's not in recovery, who's never been there, that doesn't have -- know the first thing about getting busted, going to a county jail or going through a prison experience. it's a whole other thing when you've got a guy sitting across from them, right, that's been there. that can totally relate to what this guy's saying. >> in addition to helping his fellow inmates, rusty hopes his efforts may influence his parole. >> i worked my points down through the years after coming into a level 2 facility, and i' been to the board 17 times. i've received 17 one-year denial

this little rock philharmonic was conducted by rusty sloughs during. one of the evening's highlights was a performance by violin virtuoso dolly barker. slovakia was founded in one nine hundred ninety three after the peaceful dissolution of the federal state of czechoslovakia. the dba diamond museum opened its doors in unclipped this weekend this is can learn about the history of the diamond and silversmithing traits which of pride than the belgian port city since the fifteenth century. the museum features exhibits on both traditional and modern methods of processing diamonds and silver also on display is a diamond encrusted necklace in the shape of a snake from eight hundred sixty the museum open to the general public on monday. hundreds of jeffers cyclists took a spin around london on saturday the annual tweed run is a twelve kilometer track that takes in key landmarks and allows stops for team a picnic or a pint since its two thousand and nine give you the tweed run has grown into an international event numerous awards are handed out including prizes

of their unofficial slogan if you murder someone with a neurotoxin don't dispose of their body in a rusty wood chipper. if i don't know better i would say corporate america is perhaps respecting humanity less than they used to. speaking of that the corporate owned supreme court decided this week that companies can force employees to sign arbitration agreements and this will make it nearly impossible for employees to successfully sue their employers whether it's for wage theft serial sexual harassment condescendingly tiny paper hats whatever it is the point is employees never win in arbitration so this supreme court decision takes away one of the last remaining avenues for workers to be treated fairly the corporate coup d'etat is complete they own the courts they own the legislators they own the lawyers we are slaves to them and they are right and they are and tell you what else they love there were just. arguing about whether we get dental with our slavery. that's the bickering back and forward the coffee is pretty at my place of play. so chalk the story down to bad news. to put in the ba

of their unofficial slogan if you murder someone with a neurotoxin don't dispose of their body in a rusty wood chipper. if i didn't know better i would say corporate america perhaps respecting humanity less than they used to. speaking of that the corporate owned supreme court decided this week that companies can force employees to sign arbitration agreements and this will make it nearly impossible for employees to successfully sue their employers whether it's for wage theft serial sexual harassment condescendingly tiny paper hats whatever it is the point is employees never win in arbitration so this supreme court decision takes away one of the last remaining avenues for workers to be treated fairly the corporate coup d'etat is complete they own the courts they own the legislators they own the lawyers we are slaves to them and they are right and we are and tell you what else they love their we're just arguing about whether we get dental with our slavery. that's the bickering back and forward like the coffee is brewing at my place of play. so chalk the story down to bad news. put in the bas

rusty. put a plastic bag over my head in beat me. but then he had me up by my feet from the ceiling. moner mohammad story is hard to listen to. and the energy of the once he came and said i've got a present let me show you. yet she still wants to share it. planted and it was a stun gun that's going to go all the details. out of him he asked know where your heart. here i said and he electroshock nothing right there. for months i was locked up in a syrian detention center for that and i saw a woman with her daughter and into she cannot forget what happened there. it was there cell was very small and dark the girl cried all the time. you could see. kind of the law and try to catch them like below the door. more now this thirty two years she's been living in turkey as the un to become a place of refuge from many syrians. likes it here in the busy markets she doesn't attract attention. in syria she used to teach music but in twenty twelve she was arrested because she joined the protests in dera sore against president assert. she was relea

of their unofficial slogan if you murder someone with a neurotoxin don't dispose of their body in a rusty wood chipper. if i don't know better i would say corporate america is perhaps respecting humanity less than they used to. speaking of that the corporate owned supreme court decided this week that companies can force employees to sign arbitration agreements and this will make it nearly impossible for employees to successfully sue their employers whether it's for wage theft serial sexual harassment condescendingly tiny paper hats whatever it is the point is employees never win in arbitration so this supreme court decision takes away one of the last three.

i was ringside for that first fight and it was very rusty, missing a lot.. sending a text after the later rounds! is this last chance saloon for david heyes? anybody who can get near it wants a fight with anthony joshua, anybody who can get near it wants a fight with anthonyjoshua, is that what he's angling for? he said if he loses, it is the end of the road. he wa nts to loses, it is the end of the road. he wants to fight deontay wilder or anthonyjoshua, he wants to fight deontay wilder or anthony joshua, he believes wants to fight deontay wilder or anthonyjoshua, he believes he has enough to become champion of the world. he has to win in spectacular fashion. there is a lot riding on this for david haye. i think that is the end of an illustrious career. we will text you out of the second round. let's ta ke let's take you back to wembley, where the women's fa cup final is taking place in front of a sun—drenched record crowd. theyjust had 45,000 in. chelsea, 2—0 up. ramona bachmann with both goals. both of them coming in the second half. she opened the scori

. >> it is little rusty. >> he was wrong. >> tucker: good point. multiple choice.twochlt california was the first u.s.itate man date that resident compost or recycle or go solar. >> c, go solar. >> tucker: to the tape we go. 2020, the major its of new homes and apartments be built >> what is the problem. >> tucker: did you know? >> i did. >> tucker: but second time you lost. >> the heat of his palm with the busker. >> you are back to 0- wroery. question three. here it is. which ride sharing company unveiled plans for a flying taxi. >> uber. >> uber. >> tucker: is it uber. >> uber will pitch his plan. >> finally. >> they will use helicopter style rotors to take off and land. >> tucker: you moved in the lead position and no trace of emotion. >> i will take the gina haspel for 5000. >> tucker: other multimel. google unveil would a brand new fetture in which a robot assistant will do which every day task so that you don't have to. shop for your food or make your phone call or c, drive your car. >> make your phone calls. >> tucker: is that correct? >> seemingly creepy a

. >>> the golden state warriors, steph curry joins the team find out if you was rusty or ready for the playoffs series against new orleans. >>> complete bay area news coverage, ktvu fox 2 news in the morning. >>> the golden state warriors just be the new orleans pelicans in game two. they are up two games to none it is the best of seven series that was part of the excitement at oracle arena steph curry was back into the lineup after he hurt his ingle five weeks ago. they were struggling with him on the sidelines but once the playoffs began they seem to turn it up a couple of notches. the fans are confident that they will be back in the finals when he is now back into the lineup. >> we are excited. he brings that little something extra. what is it? >> he is awesome all the way around. >> keep the team together. he is like the glue. >> we will have more on that and highlights of the game went mark joins us a bit later in sports. >>> he kicked off the developers conference by delivering the keynote address 2000 the people in san jose. it debuted with the different tone since the privacy s

. >> doesn't make much difference to me if i go v to go to war and get killed with a rusty knife or nuclearpon. if i had the choice i'd lean towards a nuclear weapon. >> at that point, wallace is about to have a nervous break down. >> lemay went on -- a lot of animal -- back. >> the livestock out there is bigger, healthier than they were before. it might come to a conclusion to put 21 bombs on some place and improve it. >> he said the same grabs are hot. >> it just turned out to be politically a disaster. >> one more statement. >> and support for wallace seemed to go down hill after that. >> the latest pole released today shows that humphrey moved to 5 praeercentage points ony onyxson. >> the -- well it looks like we're going to winch that's a political line but a line he could barely have led with a straight face a month ago. >> humphrey late in the election, actually got out there to be who he was. >> mr. nixon was supposed to have this election in the bag, but ladies and gentlemen, when he opens that bag on november 5th, out will jump humphrey. >> hubert humphrey gained 15 points and we

will he be rusty? that is always the question. been rehab in on his couch. >> i have seen it, and after a long layoff, they are not just sitting around. they are going to work so they can be prepared when they get back. it is about staying ready and a lot of great players have done it over time. >>> back in the golden age of nba basketball, you are serving, labor, and that kind of stuff. it meant something and it has returned to that. there is bill russell sitting courtside at the parquet floor. tonight, boston has it in hand with some nice defense and it ends up in the hands of the guard as he buries the three- pointer. here is the celtics again, and big al holford was working for his shot in clothes, and he gets it to drive. that is what you call a high percentage shot. without the a is a young and fairly inexperienced playoff squad. they let 56-45 at halftime. the celtics were up 10 points when i walked in here in the third period. >>> the san francisco giants will take on the pottery tonight at at&t. they won three out of four

she was unseated in this event and hit 13 aces in the match, but she was a little rusty with 25 unforced errors. but she wins the match. it is hard to believe now that serena is 36 years old, and moving on to the second round as her sister venus has already been eliminated. >>> the warriors don't get much time to play on the victory as they play on thursday. >> thanks for joining us and good night everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. it was a nice retirement party. san pellegrino. i guess. still, it's a shame professor rothman was forced to step down. what choice did the university have? he snapped. it happens to theoretical physicists all the time. i wonder how long sheldon's got. these shrimp are all the same size. there's no the logical order to eat them in. can't be very long. hey, look, there's rothman's empty office. sad. mm, indeed. yeah. so sad. dibs. (tape measure retrac

. >> doesn't make much difference to me if i go v to go to war and get killed with a rusty knife or nuclearce i'd lean towards a nuclear weapon. >> at that point, wallace is about to have a nervous breakdown. >> lemay went on to say, we tested them at bikini atoll. and the plants are back and the animals are back. >> the livestock out there is bigger, healthier than they were before. it might come to a conclusion to put 21 bombs on some place and improve it. >> he said the sand crabs are a little hot. >> general, we have to go. >> it just turned out to be politically a disaster. >> one more statement. >> and support for wallace seemed to go downhill after that. >> the latest pole released today shows that humphrey moved to 5 percentage points on nixon. harris said that if humphrey gains another two or three-points on nixon, the election could become too close to call. >> the last line of the speech he has prepared for tonight says, well, it looks like we're going to win. that's a political line but the kind of line he could have barely have read with a straight face a month ago. >> humphrey

. >>> an old rusty grenade was found in oakland. a family discovered it while cleaning their backyard. nubbingly no one was -- luckny no one was -- luckily no one was hurt. police arrived on the scene, evacuated the home and blocked the area off. officers were abled to safely -- able to safely remove the device. >>> in florida, an exploding vapor pen may have killed a man. his body was found over the weekend in st. petersburg. investigators say the man had severe facial injuries, possibly caused by the pen blowing up. the injuries likely prevented him from escaping when the house caught fire. vapor pens have a battery powered element that vaporizing nicotine. >> we have cases where the vapor pens have exploded and caused fires. that's one of the reasons we don't allow them at any special events or indoor facilities. >> we were just hoping that nobody was home but then we found that he was home. >> a core nor is now working to -- coroner is now working to determine the cause of death. >>> california homeowners may soon be required to

when the upturned cheeki rafiki was found later, it's keel was missing revealing a series of rusty boltss and a lack of maintenance, something he said the failure to have it serviced was an act of negligence but also said such a survey might not have found the fault. last month a jury found douglas innes not guilty of the manslaughter of the four men on board the cheeki rafiki. but last year, in a separate trial, he was found guilty of failing to operate a yacht in a safe manner and it is for that that he was sentenced today. thejudge called on the judge called on the maritime authorities to change the rules on boat safety, something they have now agreed to do. i have personally pledged to the family that rules will change as a result of this case. there are a number of grey areas that were referred to this morning during the defence's presentation and it is important that we make it clear to industry how they operate those services and make sure that they are safer to travel a lot. the families gave victim impact statements, one said she was numb and breathed beyond words at the loss of

they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhood support center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull through, having a single point of contact. >> great. what about this door? take a look at this door. what can you do? let's say it doesn't shut tight. what can you do? >> for the sake of argument, we're on the inside. i can't lock my door at night. i have a very similar, very similar idea. i'm going to take my 2 by 4. i can put it across the jamb in the door. one. two. maybe i want another one up here, maybe another one down there. but i can go to sleep. and that quickly, i can get it off in the morning. >> terrific. what about the roof up here? we see people throw blue tarps over their roof after an earthquake. that seems reaso

so much for being rusty... in the 3rd quarter he nailed another long one... and gave the 'ole stare down of the shot after the release and late in the game... steph hit the backbreaker...giving the warriors a 13-point lead curry finished with 28 points in 27 minutes... hit 5 threes... and the warriors were plus-26 points with curry on the floor he even got some love from barry bonds after the game... warriors won 121-116 to take a 2-0 lead in the series... here is comeback game...(sot: steph curry) "i feel great, really eager as of late trying to get back out there and be with my teammates and do what i love to do so ... to be back out there on the floor and play some basketball and get a big win tonight it was huge ... good feeling, crowd was crazy and obviously we did what we needed to do in these first two games ... going up 2-0 and ... gotta have our game travel to new orleans." but the bigger talk today was all about drayond green and charles barkley... who said at halftime on tnt last night that he wanted to punch green in the face after draymond

. >> i'm just a little rusty. >> tucker: let that be a lesson to you.eek, california became the first usa state to mandate that residence do what? compost, recycle, go solar. >> go solar go solar. >> tucker: go solar. to the tape we go. >> and a controversial move, california now mandating that beginning in 2020, the majority of new homes and n apartment buildings must have solar panels. >> tucker: that's the analysis. did you know the answer? >> of course i did. >> tucker: yes, you did. for the second time in a row, you lost to a one armed man. speak with the heat of his palm with a buzzer, there's something going on. >> tucker: we are back to parity now. it 0-0.3-3. are you ready? which ridesharing company unveiled plans for a flying taxi? >> >> cooper. >> tucker: is a duper? >> cooper will pitch its plans for -- are you ready for this, s that fly 200 miles per hour and use helicopters to have rotors o take off and land. >> tucker: wow. that was icy cold. you moved right into the lead position. no trace of emotion. >> i will take the gina haspel heari

suggested maybe that did at that point, it might have been a little loose talk from rudy being a little rustyill you. >> and as we heard from my colleagues, walking that back just a bit. >> the saturday essay in today's wall street journal is by senator john mccain and he's taking aim at vladimir putin. he writes vladimir putin is an evil man. that's just one of many provocative parts in that. >> senator mccain goes on to say he's intent on liberal daeds, that has brought more stability, prosperity and freedom to herman kind. >>> great to have you with me. i want to start by having you react to what senator john mccain said. the characterization of vladimir putin being evil and his designs as sensely defeating the west, as senator mccain put it. >> senator mccain is right. i agree with his analysis of vladimir putin and his intentions. it wasn't always that way. he it different views earlier in himself presidency but over time they have codified this way and i think he sees his lock-term objective to weaken the united states, to destroy our institutions of the liberal order and first and fore

. >> it seems this is another example of rudy being rusty for lack of a better word. you have the president being more cautious and more accurate in framing what transpired with the rans action, at least the official position saying it's a decision the justice department made as opposed to a decision he made but it's unhelpful to have giuliani, unhelpful for the administration to have giuliani suggesting the president made this decision when there is so much scrutiny giving given to michael cohen's role. >> kat rip, because everybody gets a dramatic reading, yours is a tweet by our friend maggie haberman. giuliani tells the associated press he believes mueller isn'ting on calling kushner or trump's children for interviews. quote, our understanding is that he's pretty much finished. as far as we know, we're basically the last witness. as far as i know you're not on the legal team on either side but do you think giuliani has the standing and knowledge and direct orders or ability to say that? >> that is what he is saying for now. he is the president's attorney and we do

i mean it seems to me this is yet another example of rudy being rusty for lack of a better word. here you have the president being, i think, more cautious and perhaps more accurate in framing what transpired with the at&t transaction, at least the official position of the administration, saying it's a decision the justice department made as opposed to a decision he made. but it's certainly unhelpful to have giuliani -- unhelpful for the administration to have giuliani out there suggesting the president was the one who made this decision, especially when there's so much scrutiny being given to michael cohen's role and whether he was attempting to sell some kind of influence at the white house. >> catherine, because everyone gets a dramatic reading tonight, yours is a tweet by maggie haberman, who was quoting an a.p. piece, and here it is. giuliani tells the associated press he believes mueller isn't planning on calling kushner or trump's children for interviews. quote, our understanding is that he's pretty much finished, giuliani said. as far as we know, we're basically the last w

it's a little crusty and rusty. would you agree with that? the other thing that needs to change is the relationship between the two of you. do you feel underappreciated here? >> sometimes. 'cause there's times where we don't talk, we don't communicate. >> why is that? >> [sighs] you know, i have a lot of ideas. i'm full of ideas. >> mm. and good ones, too. >> i don't have time to discuss things for 45 minutes to an hour. it's just, i'm wired differently. like, i can't sit and talk about stuff like that. >> if you guys can't communicate as business partners, you can't be in business together. if you can't tell him what's wrong, then you shouldn't be in business together. >> [sighs] he and i really don't, you know, hang out, and... [sniffles] [sighs] i just want us to click. right now, it's not clicking. >> coming up... the catch to this deal is that i'm in charge for the next week, which means you're not in control. and later... >> the furniture that we have now, it does not match the--the decor of-- >> [bleep] your decor, man! the first survi

. >> to say that rudy giuliani is rusty would be underestimating the situation. he hasn't been a prosecutor in more than 30 years. he's been in politics and he has really no experience with this kind of white collar defense at this level and showed it in the first couple of days and ticked off his client as you can tell from the president's comments. what's surprising is when people say, i wasn't surprised trump wrote that letter, he inflated his wealth, he knew about the payment of stormy daniels. it has the net effect of normalizing trump, which has been the great challenge is to not just take it for granted that the president of the united states is a confirmed liar. that shouldn't be a dog bites man story. >> right. >> we should continue to have a sense of outrage about this, but sustaining that outrage over a four year period is going to be hard. >> after everything that was laid out about what donald trump said and what giuliani said, trump then this morning said to reporters that giuliani needs to get his facts straight. let's listen to this in the preside

every 10 cents according to my rusty abacus is 10 billion-dollar tax to the consumer and i think we're up about 30, 40, 50 cents. we're talking about 30, 40, $50 billion a over a year's period coming out of the consumers pockets for gas instead of cheetos. worst acting stocks are airlines, cruise lines and retail is getting hit. david: i'm stuck on the fact you use an abacus. melissa: i love it. >> can i weigh? melissa: we have more. u.s., canada, mexico may be closer to reaching new terms for nafta. edward lawrence is live in washington. reporter: melissa, yeah, this is a critical week for nafta, actually. the u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer says if this congress wants to pass nafta or revise nafta the deal has to be finished this week or next week. there is a sense of urgency in the u.s. camp. also for mexico, the mexican elections are july 1st. the mexican president would like to say to his voters there is a revised nafta deal he has completed here. there are no trilateral meetings. all three are not getting together but there is a bilateral meeting. the second meeting s

petersburg, the kovl from full -- was lined with farmers' wives, usually each with a rusty scale selling potatoes, apples and other local products out of buckets. apple by apple, they sold their wares. our leasing program allowed local farmers to buy a truck, and with the cost to be paid over two years with the money made from selling goods at the st. petersburg market, the leasing business ultimately spun off to become a very successful commercial company that still functions today. by and large, we started getting more and more praise for the incubator. but quite contrary, one day, we had an inspection visit from somebody designated a very important person, sent by usaid in a special air-conditioned limousine from st. petersburg. he spoke russian, but was aggressive, rude, and verbally attacked everyone he spoke with, including me, until someone mentioned i was ambassador george kennan's daughter. he then made a total about-face and embarked on narration about our father, for whom he had apparently been an escort officer in berlin. he proclaimed, your father is my god. at my wits end,

. >> in terms of him being undisciplined, is this rudy having gotten rusty or do you have any largercerns? i'm not a doctor, i don't know how to diagnose people, they've raised the question of his -- >> i would never go down that route. i was critical of the mayor when he tried to judge hillary clinton's physical health back in 2016, but i think the mayor is -- he's evolved, certainly, and he's used to being an executive. he's used to being out there speaking about himself, for himself, not on behalf of someone else like he's doing right now. >> you think that this is just a different set of muscles that he's been using rather than when we all knew him as mayor? >> absolutely. he has not had to show that kind of leadership in many years, but again, i don't think this is the role that best suits rudy giuliani. he is bright and purposeful and maybe in his mind he has a strategy that he sees that can work, but it's a different environment. when he was mayor, you didn't have twitter or this kind of environment. i don't think he's up to the challenge in that regard. >> another person who

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farms during the day and grabs some rusty rifle at night. or sergeant who has been charging for months and comes down the ho chi minh trail. by 1972, they largely abandoned the insurgency. at an loc they attacked with 80 tasks. i ain't very smart but first law of encountered surgeonrant i, i they driving tanks, they ain't guerrillas. the war changes over time. it actually changed about three times. >> we had some interesting tactical engagements. they were all very small level. but i had a company in my battalion walked into an ambush. and in about -- as rich was talking about, and i was on the prefer periphery of this. we had one man killed, 11 men wounded in about the first 30 seconds of the firefight. what i learned from that is don't get your soldiers in a position where you're shooting at them. and i think even after several years of combat, southwest asia and afghanistan, i may still hold the world's record for our taxpayer dollars spent on artillery shells. because if i thought i was going to get into it, the biggest weapon we had was

so much for being rusty... in the 3rd quarter he nailed another long one...ase and late in the game... steph hit the backbreaker...giving the warriors a 13-point lead curry finished with 28 points in 27 minutes... hit 5 threes... and the warriors were plus-26 points with curry on the floor he even got some love from barry bonds after the game... warriors won 121-116 to take a 2-0 lead in the series... here is curry on his comeback game... (sot: steph curry) "i feel great, really eager as of late trying to get back out there and be with my teammates and do what i love to do so ... to be back out there on the floor and play some basketball and get a big win tonight it was huge ... good feeling, crowd was crazy and obviously we did what we needed to do in these first two games ... going up 2-0 and ... gotta have our game travel to new orleans." but the bigger talk today was all about drayond green and charles barkley... who said at halftime on tnt last night that he wanted to punch green in the face after draymond was doing a lot of chirping... most notab

jennifer thompson: there is a-- a rusty, reddish stain on his right knee. i just said, it looks like you have a dirty knee there. and he took his finger and he touched it. and he said, yeah. keith morrison: but most startling in jennifer's testimony, all those things she claimed he said, that he was doing a job and something went wrong, that he wanted to sterilize his car, and his fears about what would happen if the cops questioned him. jennifer thompson: something that was not planned happened. he said, and if there's a trial, it's not going to be good. keith morrison: all very methodically. the prosecution appeared to have cornered michiel oakes, seemed to have met a certain burden of proof. and no one had a clue what oakes or his attorney would do or say to respond. oh, but john henry browne knew exactly how he'd respond. and it was a bombshell he had in store. john henry browne: we wanted to be the people who brought light into this case. you wanted to provide a little-- a twist, a turn, a surprise. yeah. judge: good morning. be seated, ladies and gent

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russia china and a rusty shoes. are racist as they believe it was even possible. to be able to mystery and yet it happened a diplomatic breakthrough a true success after a decade long standoff in. one country to what's happening i think this is a bad. deal for a while he was all on his own until the new guy came to the white house the worst sales i've ever seen and the disaster is still one of the dumbest details one of the worst deals ever heard was the iran deal i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one first came decertifying the deal we cannot and will not make this certification the e.u. took it personally president of the united states as many posts not this one to trump went even further threatening to pull out of the data altogether by be a total terminations that's a very real possibility some would say that's a greater possibility israel was jubilant but they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and birdland the president well enough without the e.u. trying to knock some sense into trump with france germany and the u.k. sending their top guys to t

readers thought we spent thousands of dollars to rusty reporters to get to the place we were reporting on. not understand we weren't doing that. we do a terrible job of explaining ourselves. we try to counter that in the same way market is talking about. to counter that in the same way that margaret is talking about. we have allowed cameras into our offices to do a series that will air on showtime in may about our , so they can see reporters doing a little bit of what we do and why we make the decisions we make. explaining, i think we understand, but our readers and viewers may not. every decision we make could be political. i would agree with that, but there is no such thing at objectivity. we blurred the lines so much note days, and it is surprising our readers don't see the difference between a news reporter and a commentator. and see people paid to have an opinion. i am not paid to have an opinion. why should readers get something sayingnt than whoever is , trump is great? you are next to a political operative. no one can tell the difference. >> strategist, commentator, former this

city has unearthed a buried treasure right in their own backyard, matthew and maria emmanuel found a rustyplanting trees, inside they found $52,000 worth of 100-dollar bills, gold and jewelry, but it gets more interesting, also inside was a piece of paper and it had their neighbor's address on it. turns out their neighbors had been robbed nearly 7 years ago and for some reason the really smart thief decide today bury the safe in the emmanuel's backyard. the couple has returned lock box to neighbors, it reminds me of the tv show, what would you do, what would you do, keep it, give back to your neighbors. dagen: i'm sure james knows all -- cheryl: really? dagen: currency paper currency actually can break down and then it becomes unusable, so you have to be careful how it's buried. i don't think the thief spent time thinking about that. >> we are plumbing the depths of my ignorance. [laughter] >> i'm not -- i haven't done a whole lot of coverage of currency burial, but -- [laughter] >> kudos for doing the right thing and returning it to their neighbors. >> i want to know on the ikea credit ca

, we have to quote these newsmakers correctly and so every now and then the prompter gets a little rusty: get some rest. see you next hour. abby: big picture here is kim jong un flexing big muscles, saying i'm going to push president trump to see how far i can go to see how much i can get away. brian: that's possible. on that john brennan quote what an embarrassment something as sensitive as this. that's what he does now. i think someone should sober him up and understand he should have a different role with his background. steve: just caught in a big lie. brian: he always seementsz to be the last one to know. maybe is he getting concerned because we are getting close to the truth about him and his career. think about this. there could be a myriad of reasons. they could be panicking because the president and mike pompeo and john bolton have been steadfast in saying only totally denuclearization could be what we need. in turn, entrepreneurs been consistent. when you come bang and pull out comments that you made almost verbatim in 2003, his dad did, about john bolton being the problem and

. >> you know willie, speaking of folding like a rusty lawn chair, do you see what the king of taxis did in albany yesterday? here's a guy that was going to be sent away to jail for like, 75 to 100 years. he ends up getting no jail time. probation. and as he is standing before the judge, the judge asks him, he goes, sir, do you understand what your lawyers just did for you? and he said yes, i do. and i am very appreciative of that fact. i mean, this guy, there's cooperating and then there is what the taxi king of new york city is doing. pretty extraordinary events in that albany courthouse yesterday that had shock waves sent out that were felt in the southern district of new york all the way to the west wing. >> yeah, a quick hearing up in albany, that could have a big impact on what's happening at the white house. we'll get into that story next on "morning joe." michael cohen pleading the fifth in one case. but one of his close business partners, that joe just mentioned, is saying a lot as he just agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, it could put some pressure on the president's fi