mark: attorney general mukasey and meese.ry clinton campaign in the dnc, funding of fusion gps, used as a go through to pay for christopher steele. goes to russians to get information opposition research. fancy name, dossier. that was not in his purview, fisa applications, which misled the court, that was not in hisper view, mccabe 's like, strzok's leaks and comey's leaks not in his purview. before attorney general jumped in, mccabe's coop attempt ush a5 amendment, not in his per vie. fbi placing spying in trump campaign not in his purview. and obama administration's failure to do anything to stop the russians from interfering in our campaign. i kept hearin hearing during the hearings. the two people they have not interviewed on barack obama and joe biden. so, what kind of investigation is this? that sets aside all of these elements that are relevant, attorney general, said we have to get to bottom of this too. i'll go you to first. >> all that, is in my mind, an excellent the reason for watching what happens when an investi

we're seeing quality community meese. they're getting busy and working.they saw was an elderly person with a flat tire on their mobility scooter. so upon seeing that, the cops decided to become, i don't know, aaa. they said we're here. we can fix it. we can do it for you. it's not a formula one pit stop. there we go. it goes on. secure that wheel. and then just help send that person on their way. >> i like >> i'm a huge fan of creativity. bobby is a cracky cat. he is looking for something that he can carve. he eventually decides on these bill yard balls. he thinks he can make something out of them. he brings them home and starts to crack. he wants to carve one of the balls into a skull. he does a few tests. he realized that the antique balls he bought aren't going to work. so he buys this eight ball. it starts with a rough cut. just shave away the bulk of the eight ball to wind up with a rough skull shape. along the way he keeps sketching on the skull so he can follow behind with his bits. and the amount of detail he is able to include in this sculpture i

the meese have been quoted as saying that this will be in progress in due course. >> yeah. course my foot. find my car. >> it's the summer. we're in the middle of a heat wave. they had record temperatures in kern county. rocky likes to do things for the dogs and he has an idea. you know, we like to cool off with ice cream when it's hot. let's do the same thing for some dogs. so he commissioned an ice cream shop to make a special blend of ice cream with no sugar, just for the dogs. >> $173.17. >> after he pays, he takes the ice cream back to the shelter. >> we have doggy ice cream. >> some humans did some testing. >> is this your first time feeding the doggy ice cream. you have tested it? >> maybe. >> me too. >> what is really cool, rocky sets up his hill ice cream cart. >> vanilla and peanut butter and strawberry. >> look at all the things that he's got to decorator to accent the flavor. he's got foods that are safe for the dogs, don't worry. that is careb, not chocolate chips. >> he knows dogs enough and knows what is safe. >> he bakes dogs? >> treats for dogs. >> okay. >>

meese are looking for these two suspects. now over to the÷veÑ after the guy. >> did you see how easily he jumped over that rail? it was like so smooth. i have a feeling he has done it before. >> opportunities, desperation, whatever, it worked for him on this day. >> it's full video is freaking epic just from a visual standpoint. >> take me there right now. drop me off. >> there is turner falls in canada. we have the gorgeous sea plane that lands on the water. >> they could just drop me right off. >> and then can you do this. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. see what these guys did. they have a crew of more than 17 people, 16 liners and, of course, the pilots that actually took these guys to this area. they set up the lines, four of them. and they're going to stretch both lines across the canyon with that gorgeous waterfall in the background. and in this shot, you can barely make the lines out as they're stretched across the canyon. the lines extend from about 131 feet to 1640 feet. some of them did the shoreline. some had skills. they make it across the longest one. and

i haven't gotten to this technique or we haven't studies they meese and they have so much more to do.e only have 45 minutes a week. i have taught a few students in some capacity who has gone on to study music. that feels anaysing. >> it is incredible to watch how they grow. somebody can make amazing project from you know, age 15 to 17 if they put their mind to it. >> i think i have 18 students now. these more than i've had in the past. i'm hoping to build up more of a studio. there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music. the students will come to my house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common ea

john meese there is a pass he's been ousted from office the election seen a crushing defeat for the far right golden dawn what was behind that. golden dawn was one of the phenomena this arose in 2012 when the electorate in greece began to move away from mainstream parties the conservative new democracy and the socialist party the movement was in both directions to the right with golden dawn and to the far left. which effectively took over the socialist party selection and it seems to be holding on to it now but people are moving gradually fact towards the center new democracy is there to benefit from that and that is largely thanks to its leadership which has shown that he has me to thank you for has shown that he is someone who's willing to take risks is willing to do difficult or unpopular things in order to liberalize the economy in order to bring greece closer to each of the rest of the global economy. has done very well that was the party that was really about to end to be thrown onto the dust heap of history it was a failed experiment in left wing unity it had gone down to 4 perce

if you have all these crooked cops, all the federal meese, we're sending our fbi down. let us get in -- put them through lie did etector te and tell us the kind of people you should hire and they did and begin to change. we can do so much if we're committed. >> what do you say to the people who say yeah, i like joe biden. i think his ideas are the old ideas. the new ideas i see a warren, i see a sanders. you poll lower than them on ideas for the future. what do you say to them? >> i say to them, take a look at my ideas. i haven't seen where people say -- what i've seen around the country is vast majority of democrats are where i am on the issues. we have to be aggressive. and they're big ideas. the big idea on education on health care, on dealing with the environment. it's just -- i love how, you know, all of a sudden i wish i had been labelled adds moderate when running in delaware back in the days. >> 80% of the party say center left. >> i am center left. >> there's a disconnect. >> center left. that's where i am. where it's not is way left. now, look, that's what we

back off the bus, meese. >> reporter: and drivers were asked to practice something really basic and that's important taking off the seat belt if they need to stand up to confront a parent. >> watch how bernie does it. >> i need t tell but this kid. >> i'll talk to you but please step up. >> reporter: >> i need to tell y about the kid. >> circumstance thank you. >> reporter: gets high preys to blocking the path to the students. bennand jenna among several hundred bus drivers getting the special training from the stafford county sheriff's office. >> we want o etch tohem to be prepared, not paranoid by prepared. >> reporter: prepared and empowered to act if an intrudert tries toke over the bus. >> i'm going to put my foot out and stop them. >> and drivers even got some ideas about how t handle the worst case scenario, somebody with a gun. >> we're talking extreme, severe circumstances. hopefully you'll never encounter anything like in a. >> reporter: the boston drivers starting the year with a new-found confidence. >> a lot ofh confidencee in having to protect the chirp. hive never had that b

and it brings meese to my question.ew scientific study, what is account most ubiquitous manmade ploout pollutants, plastic traus, cigarette buts, plafrg bags or food wrappers? stay tuned and we'll tell you the answer. my book of the week is shari berman's "democracies in europe." this is a suburb historical study of the forces that produce democracy and threaten its survival. she writes win sight and historical perspective on some of the key issues we are debating today. and now, for the last look, wire.com proclaimed the death of predictability. >> as the climate crisis changes our weather patterns in unforeseeable ways making more severe everything from heat waves to wildfires, floods to droughts, but a new study published in the journal of science presents an arboreal avenue to fixing the problem. plant trees. a lot of trees. about a trillion should do the trick. you see, trees absorb carbon dioxide to make energy and then turn the carbon into wood where it stays for a long, long time. the study's authors told nation

. >> this brings meese to something i know and you know i love you but people say that you bring musicings too much. >> i know. >> people say that about you. >> all the time. >> but if comey and some of these other witnesses are the grateful dead and they will jam through the hearing for hours and see what >> i don't think senate oversight is worth a tinker's damn. >> i am make a distinction, senator, if i might. i'm saying in the case where there's been a request for this memorandum, i would expect that the request of the committee to get this memorandum would be accommodated. >> well, mr. mueller, that doesn't, answer the question at all. doesn't answer the question. you know, the great rapper david byrne of talking heads once said facts don't do what you want them to, right? so we have a situation where i think mueller is going to stick to a very limited viewing of the facts. and people are going to ask him to macon collusions or draw observations based on the limited set of facts and he's probably going to say no to that. and what recourse is there if someone pushes him the way spe

so we can't let meese problems get put on hold for 2 1/2 years. so someone has to grab the reins and say look, we're going to have to do this. we'll have to put aside, we can fight six hours a day. we've got to work eight hours a day. just get it done. try to forget about this. one thing i think president clinton deserves tremendous credit for is after the gingrich congress voted to impeach him, he still worked with them on issues. they got a lot done including welfare reform, very important. so we've got to get back to that, maybe, call it come part mentallization. we have to get back to that. the problems of this country can't be put on hold until after the 2020 election. neil: this measure to repudiate the president for words he used, nancy pelosi described them, governor, the word is racist, even though she tried to stress he was not a racist. do you agree with that? >> well, you know, if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck it's a duck and donald trump has been, since he became president has said many things that have clear racial impli