>> sirius underwood.s underwood was, by far, the one he was in contact the most. >> what's your thinking? >> when we first talked to josh he never mentioned sirius underwood. why would they be lyin' to us about that? >> reporter: why indeed? the story told by the phones the concealed relationship fed a growing theory of the crime they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was their case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question did the killer assuming he was a man have a phone on him when he did the shooting. and, what tower near the murder scene had the phone pinged off? >> we had tons of and i'm not exaggerating, thousands upon thousands, upon thousands of phone calls that hit all these various towers. >> reporter: in that electronic haystack, a sharp-eyed cop noticed a call around the time they believed brandy was killed. it was made from a number with a 310 area code now normally that's southern califor

please welcome carrie underwood!playing ) i absolutely love -- i love all the sparkles. >> thank you! >> stephen: you don't get that every day. >> in the country music universe, you actually do. >> stephen: yeah, but they don't always drip off your body like that. >> no. >> stephen: no, it's, like, tentacles of glitter coming off you, like you have been attacked by a very glamorous jellyfish. >> that's what i was going for. >> stephen: so nice to have you here. you came from, am i correctly, shakota, oklahoma? how big is that? >> i'd say 3,500, but over the past couple of years we've lost a couple hundred people. >> stephen: do you know where they are? >> no. >> stephen: just wandered out on to the prairie? that's a likely small down. are you related to everybody, basically? >> not everybody. ( laughter ) i have lots of cousins and whatnot. >> stephen: sure. everybody knows everybody else. >> stephen: everybody goes sips about everybody else town there? >> it's a small, small town. >> stephen: do you get home often?

" and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwoodthe "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. do you think it's worth $1 million? >> oh, it's probably worth more than that. >> did moon ever sell any of them? >> no, he wouldn't sell 'em. to him, it was worth more than money, to see you or anyone else come there and look at it, and say, "how did you do this?" >> this much is certain -- it's not getting any easier. in 1978, moon is diagnosed with sever

" and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwoodt the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. do you think it's worth $1 million? >> oh, it's probably worth more than that. >> did moon ever sell any of them? >> no, he wouldn't sell 'em. to him, it was worth more than money, to see you or anyone else come there and look at it, and say, "how did you do this?" >> this much is certain -- it's not getting any easier. in 1978, moon is diagnosed with severe diabetes. the

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. ♪ two black cadillacs >> carrie underwood received her fifth country musiarard.hay opened the show. we were with them as their country music record broke. >> that was the first place we debuted the song. justin was like, sing "10,000 hours". we were like, okay, we'll try. >> we don't know the words. >> thomas rhett accept receiving his award from his pregnant life may be the sweetest moment. they're expecting baby girl number three in february. >> i'm pumped. i feel like i was born to be a girl dad. i've got good at doing hair and playing with barbies. a third one is going to be another baby. it's going to rock. >> and it was a huge day for wendy williams the she got her star on the walk of fame. >> i saw the tears. what does this mean for isn't it true. >> everything. >> this comes after a difficult year for williams, divorce, two months in a sober living home. >> it's been a hectic year for me, but also a hectic career. wendy. you'll show them. now it's my pleasure to show you. >> she's a true chi confrom radio and television. she deserves it. >> jenna, it's yo

"the talk's" cheryl underwood here as our guest co-host. this was a hot topic on your show. >> yes, it was. most of the comments came from marie, sharon and myself. >> there's a lot to say about this. a word of warning. the allegations are disturbing and had matt's former colleagues visibly shaken. >> this is shocking and appalling. >> you know, it's very, very difficult. >> i think we're just going to continue to process this part of this horrific story. >> i think i speak for all of us. we are disturbed to our core. >> yeah. >> this morning savannah and hoda were grappling with a horrific new claim about their former "today show" co-host matt lauer. in excerpts from ronan farrow's new book "catch and kill" this woman brooke nevils alleges that lauer anally raped her while they were in sochi, russia covering the 2014 winter olympics. nevils worked for anchor meredith viera. >> i'm brooke nevils. i'm meredith's right hand. >> in the excerpts nevils claims that lauer invited her to his hotel room after a night of drinks and then, quote, push

. >> our birthday girl is cheryl underwood. she's 56 today. >> happy birthday cheryl.ken off his shot. >> why not? he's been working out. >> uh-oh. something is about to happen. what is happening? i know it's my birthday. what is happening here? >> surprise. be careful what you ask for. you just may get it. >> that's what i'm talking about. a black man in a tux see do coming out a cake. ♪ happy birthday to me >> this is the best day ever. nobody ever got this. a ride in their own birthday cake. nobody got this. thank you cbs. thank you "entertainment tonight." next time send me a manic date. deal talk! my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, deal talk! comes with fries and a drink. all for just the change in your couch. what... mr. wigglesworth? i thought we lost you. kevin?! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. >>i recognize this moment, generates tremendous am

craig underwood has been on our air many times this farm would usually be open today.y have all kinds of pumpkin rides, they have the whole thing going. they decided yesterday because of this red flag warning across southern california to preemptively close the farm. that is a decision they are now very glad they made. they are getting ready to -- they have animals and they're trying to form a plan on whether to evacuate the animals. the weird thing about this particular santa ana incident is that it is a cold winter wind. usually santa anas are hot and these are freezing it is a cold winter wind without any moisture in it the perfect storm without a storm if you will. we could see more throughout the day. we don't know the cause of this fire it's called the easy fire because it started on easy street, which is right near the 118 freeway. no idea, but maybe people -- i can't imagine anyone would throw a cigarette out of a car window driving on the freeway in these conditions but we have no idea the cause at this point. i want to throw out a couple of numbers before we

evacuations have been going on here at the underwood family farm where i am at and while farmer craig underwood has lived here all his life and seen plenty of winds and fires, today's a little different. >> we have never been threatened directly here. so this is a bit unusual for us. >> reporter: and so this red flag warning lasts through tomorrow fire season lasts at least for another month. kelly. >> oh, my gosh and the winds have been extraordinary. i know it hits home for you, jane, for many of us now as it continues to spread. we appreciate it we'll check back in with you as it plays out, jane thanks very much jane wells in california today >>> here's what else is ahead on "the exchange. >> coming up the big kahuna apple is set to report earnings after the bell will tonight's results be enough to keep the company's streak of all-time highs going plus, an insider's view. we'll speak with a former top official at the department of education who says the system is broken and student debt should be cancelled. >>> and mapping a comeback look at how one stock went from being out of min

large darker and darker garbage don't go zone or a mother smiles all eyes as ok yet the cook and underwood speedman i'm one does this not just come from the north i don't want him that's for any of the students can't even his moment time is one part of the math i'm up for by not. seen my cousin for news peer to see you know smile noir even smile and speeds evoking the moment and this is. my 1st contact with drugs came through my father. when i was a small boy my father of course. not only productive them but listen to all the recordings so a lot of what i know and what they intuitively feel now has to do with what he was pointing out and we all know that the 1st introduction to anything is the most powerful and long lasting one. from bernstein and i remember the 4th symphony which he was teaching in the summer institute that was kind of a life changing experience. thank every thing that he did with the 4th symphony is very vividly is due in my mind something that actually made me realize or love the spontaneous from something that we never thought existed before that. i got a lot from both

on gum garbage don't cause owner and matters most all the analysis or clearance yet that cook and underwood speedman i'm one does this not just come from this on us i don't want him for any realistic captivities moment targets one part of the market i am often asked not to want to see in my news and for news peer to see eunice my lawyer even smile and speaks evocation him and this is. my 1st contact with drugs came through my father. when i was a small boy my father of course. not only conducted them but listen to all the recordings so a lot of what i know and bradbury intuitively feel now has to do with what he was pointing out and we all know that the 1st introduction to anything is the most powerful and long lasting one. from bernstein i remember the 4th symphony which he was teaching in the summer institute that was kind of a life changing experience. thank every thing that he did with the 4th symphony is very vividly still in my mind something that actually made me realise or love this for 10 years from something that we never thought existed before that. i got a lot from both men it's

>>now democratic congresswoman lauren underwood who co-sponsored the reversing the youth tobacco epidemic act is ramping up the bipartisan call to ban flavored tobacco in the cigarette products given the fda. >>complete failure to effectively regulate these products at. >>now before it's too late i read in reporting. well opponents of prop c in san francisco will continue campaigning. despite the cigarette maker juul labs backing out of the race. so no on prop see that campaign officials say that voters are confused over which way to vote, given jewels aggressive spending to promote its proposal. so props he is on the november ballot november 5th. the city passed a measure in june suspending the seller the cigarettes but proposition c would per. sales to adults so keep that in mind. california will appeal federal law aimed at forcing president donald trump to release system tax returns. disclose income tax return before their name can actually appear on the state's primary ballot. a federal judge in block king in saying that it likely violates the constitution. secretary of state alex pad

minister has put forward proposals he knows won't be acceptable either in brussels a westminster underwood or we're going to leave the leader of britain's main opposition party jeremy corbyn all labor responding to promise to boris johnson is statement about his brags that proposals which have been presented to the e.u. the prime minister saying that the proposals don't deliver everything that he would have wished for they are a compromise jeremy koeppen saying that they simply unworkable not a serious proposal to break the deadlock they get even worse than the deal but his predecessor reason may had. negotiated let's go live to al-jazeera showing a hole for some analysis he's just outside parliament jonah what are we to make of that. well the other element to what's been said in that little exchange between jeremy colvin and the prime minister boris johnson it was johnson saying look we've been we've shown great flexibility in reaching these compromise proposals for the e.u. if they don't show similar flexibility in meeting them well then we will leave with no deal and we are ready to do

it's pretty hard to upstage carrie underwood but this little girl just did this ♪ i am invisible ♪ unbreakablele ♪ unshakeable ♪ they knock me down ♪ i get up again. >> that's-year-old. the girl is deaf and went viral in march for her interpretation of sign language. the two met up back stage after one of carrie's concerts. that is beautiful. rob: that is cute. a series of unfortunate events at a hot air balloon festival in new mexico. strong winds sending this official balloon they're calling it into power lines. that is frightening. another balloon took heavy damage after its engine caused a brush fire or i guess the little thing just blowed fire up into the air. nobody was seriously hurt though thankfully but what the what a mess. jillian: finally the ugly. thieves swipe a duffle bag full of snakes. for goodness snakes good name for a company. packing up after. anna: mall show in california when the crooks took the bag. he found two of the snakes in a nearby dumpster. that is frightening. yikes. we had that hot air balloon story on. have you ever been up in one? >> yes. >> you have? >> i wa

. ♪ >> carrie underwood also honored and country icon and actress reba mcintyre took home the artistfetime award. she's been around a while and going strong. 11 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump doubling down on his decision to pull troops from syria. >> russia wants to get involved with syria, that is up to them. they have a problem with turkey we shouldn't be losing lives over it. heather: what does russia have to gain and what impact will it have on the us? next guest is a retired army lieutenant colonel who says the president's strategy is the right one and former president obama made his first endorsement of the election cycle but it is not who you think. ♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. ju

. >> reporter: carrie underwood and others were also honored.sses staying notably silent on pro-democracy protests in hong kong. are they worried about china hurting their bottom line. rob: how do we walk away from a country that deals with this? our next guest is a trade and jobs advisor who lays out what steps we need to take in this country coming up? jillian: let's check with steve doocy with "fox and friends". >> coming up in 15 minutes the latest on breaking news in the last hour. elijah cummings, house oversight chairman dead at the age of 68. a reporter on the way to baltimore with the latest. we have the chairman of the fcc, lots to talk about with him. judge andrew napolitano, ken cuccinelli, beauty trends to kitchen and home tech, we have your mega morning deals. a busy 3 hours kicks off 14 minutes from now on the channel folks trust for their morning news. jillian: we will be right back. >> maryland congressman at oversight committee chairman elijah cummings has died. just before 3:00, complications from long-standing challenges. he

underwood of illinois and mr. cohen of tennessee are permitted to participate in today's hearing. members who sit on the subcommittee and are present shall have first priority task questions, followed by members who sit only after all committee members who are present have gone shall members who are not on the committee on education and labor ask questions. pursuant to committee rule seven c, opening statements are limited to the chair and ranking member. this allows us to hear from our witnesses sooner and provide all members with adequate time to ask questions. i recognize myself for the purpose of making an opening statement. as a mom and policymaker, i know how important it is to protect the economic security of pregnant women and working families. unfortunately, our current laws are inadequate and many pregnant workers are placed on unpaid leave, or forced out of work, when they only need a simple accommodation to stay on the job during pregnancy. today, we are holding a legislative hearing on hr 2694, the pregnant workers fairness act. reason will accommodations that will al

carrie underwood, thomas rhett, eric church will all headline.stival to sing their giant hit. dan + shay on the docket causing speculation justin bieber might make a surprise appearance to perform that chart-topping hit you hear there, "10,000 hours." the stagecoach festival has been called the coachella of country, and it's happening april 24th and 25th. if you need a country fix though, before then, you can catch carrie underwood, mcintyre and dolly parton on abc when they host the annual cma awards coming up in november. we'll be there. [ applause ] i'm so excited. it's my favorite. >>> finally we have a new craze all the rage. literally. it's about a bit of an oxymoron. it's called rage yoga including alcohol. profanity. and some not so friendly poses. the creator says sometimes it's good to just let it all out. it took off in canada and now many bars here -- many bars here are offering classes. >> b-a-r-s. >> not, like, yeah. not the bar method, bars. where the tunes are plablasting students are encouraged to scream, curse and let it all han

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be carrie underwood, kevin smith, and jason mewes.♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen,

locally are mike garcia a navy fighter pilot veteran flew in operation iraqi freedom and angelica underwoodocal city councilwoman in lancaster in that district. both of them are popular therety and have raised a significant amount of money. papadopoulos has thrown his hat in the ring. i think he has a bunch of baggage, i'm not supporting him but we have a good chance to take the seat back, however democrat is, and laura, for your information for your viewers f the democrats are probably going to include our secretary of state on the democrat side, alex padilla, who is somebodyto republicans, including myself have sued so far this year. it's meant to be a highly contested seat. >> laura: versus mike garcia or the other gal. >> here's what we have to be honest about it. he is on record -- >> laura: no one is endorsing papadopoulos. panel, we got to go. he's not somebody that harmeetl, is pushing, clearly. panel, thank you. an honest admission from a legendary journalist, next. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world.

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i do like carrie underwood. we need to team up some more and really treat this like the tele-novella that it is and i love your dramatic narration and there's no question as above and beyond. thank you so much as always for your time. >> my prom date was diane edwards. kennedy: the diane edwards? dang we should get our prom dates together. thank you very much. coming up if you need any more proof that the un is a drunk venezuela now on the human rights council, how in the hell did that happen. i'll tell you in my memo next. ♪ as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ to earn j.d. power chevdependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took

>>now democratic congresswoman lauren underwood who co-sponsored the reversing the youth tobacco epidemic act is ramping up the bipartisan call to ban flavored tobacco in toe cigarette products given the fda. >>complete failure to effectively regulate these products, a at. >>now before it's too late i read in reporting. and here's a quick live look outside as we take a brief break here at 9.38 a live look at that bay bridge approach this direction heading into san francisco's moving along just as you would expect it's the opposite direction from san francisco to oakland across the lower deck. that's where we have our major hot spot this morning with the multiple lanes blocked remu going to have more from robin in just a come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.

improve the taste in mass, the harshness of tobacco products now democratic congresswoman lauren underwood who co-sponsored the reversing the youth tobacco epidemic act is ramping up the bipartisan call to ban flavored tobacco in the cigarette products given the fda. >>complete failure to effectively regulate these products congress needs >>now before it's too late i'm reading in reporting. >>meantime opponents of prop c in san francisco say they will continue campaigning. despite the cigarette maker abs backing out of the race. no on prop c campaign officials say voters are confused over which way to vote given jewels aggressive spending to promote its proposal proposition c is on the november 5th ballot, san francisco pass a measure in the june in june suspending the sale of e cigarettes but proposition c would permit sales to adults contributing $19 million. coming up tonight a guilty plea for the former officer who shot and killed a man in his own apartment. how long she could spend behind bars plus our age parents speak out after they say a. >>teacher showed a documentary just some ca

underwood of illinois and mr. cohen of tennessee are permitted to participate in today's hearing. members who sit on the subcommittee and are present

>>now democratic congresswoman lauren underwood who co-sponsored the reversing the youth tobacco epidemic is ramping up the bipartisan call to ban flavored tobacco in the cigarette products given the fda. >>complete failure to effectively regulate these products. the exact. >>now before it's treading repo kron 00:04am morning news, a man tries to steal a coin machine from a car wash in the east bay, but he doesn't get very far we'll tell you why. outraged parents speak out now after they say a teacher showed a documentary to middle school students with contained pornographic imagery. more on that to come here is a quick live look outside got a bay bridge approach camera show you the traffic all stack up here at the toll plaza as folks try make their way from oakland into san francisco will have your complete commute check and y come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. bu

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underwood, to preside over the ommittee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house for the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 2513 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to ensure that persons who form corporations or limited liability companies in the united states disclose the beneficial owners of those corporations or limited liability companies in order to prevent wrongdoers from exploiting united states corporations and limited liability companies for criminal gain, to assist law enforcement in detecting, preventing and punishing terrorism, money laundering and other misconduct involving united states corporations and limited liability companies and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. general debate shall be confined to the bill and amendments specified in house resolution 646, and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on financial serv

underwood. >> thank you mr.airman, children should be free to live their lives to go to school without the fear of gun violence. unfortunately this is not a reality for the 58 million students who are in their first weeks of a new school year. just this tuesday students from portland elementary school participated in the first active shooter drill of the year this is one of the many active shooter drills and training students and teachers should well produce beta this year to prepare for a day we all hope will never come. mr. schachter, thank you so much for being here to honor your son and protect communities around the country. ms. hogg, thank you so much for joining us here today and hearing your experience. thank you for your leadership. you your brother, and your fellow advocates are incredible inspiration to me. i also applaud much of our lives peace plan for safer america. which makes the number of recommendations to help ensure our communities are safe from gun violence when i reviewed your plan i was es

miss underwood from illinois for five minutes for your questions. >> thank you manager for callin this important hearing and think you do all of our witnesses for joining us today. so 41 years, the pregnancy discrimination act of 1970, becamew law. despite his passage, women today continue to face discrimination and unfair treatment due to pregnancy. women are denied access to reasonable accommodation they threaten their health of the pregnancies and they can even list of jobs i'm a nurse so i feel like it's really critical that we have today's discussion around today's discrimination on the health of the women in her pregnancy. weather some of the physical aquirements that pregnant women have been subject to. >> can you clarify >> we certainly have seen the allegations that people are not being given like schools to sit on. >> so what kind of accommodations pregnant women's need. more frequent restroom breaks some modification of work schedule temporary. livebr duty, water bottle, is in most common. these are some that are need it to prevent further complications down the road. those

underwood: i rise in strong support of the dignity and aging act of 2019. this is a strong bipartisan bill to re-authorize the older americans act which provides vital services and support to seniors an their families in our communities. re-authorization has been an important local priority in my community in northern illinois. during the august work period, i held a round table on the issue at the fox valley older adult services with local stake holders. their priorities included increased fund, transportation, legal services and support for seniors to age in place. and their care givers. and that's why i'm so proud that the bill we are discussing today among other improvements increases overall transportation program fund big 35% and improves access to that funding, increases availability an accessibility of meals for seniors an strengthens support for family care givers including those cares for individuals with younger onset alzheimer's disease. i'm so proud this bill includes my bipartisan amendment to ensure that programs that serve seniors are ready

. >> i now recognize another member of the full committee miss underwood from illinois for five minutes for your question. >> thank you, madam chair, for calling this important hearing and thank you to all the witnesses for joining us today. it's 41 years since the pregnancy discrimination act of 1978 became law. but women continue to face discrimination and unfair treatment at work due to pregnancy. women are denied access to reasonable accommodations under conditions that threaten their health or pregnancy. it's critical we center today's discussion around the effects of pregnancy discrimination has on the health of the women, her family and pregnancy. so what are some of the physical requirements at work that pregnant women have been subject to. >> some physical requirement? >> yes. >> can you clarify? >>> we have seen allegations that people are not being given stools. >> so typical cooks as we heard include, you know, more frequent restroom breaks. some modification of a work schedule temporarily. light duty. a water bottle. these are some of the most common workplace accommodation

underwood. >> children should be free to live their lives and go school without the fear of gun violencethis is not the reality for their 58 million students in their first weeks of a new school year. just this tuesday students from courtland elementary school participated in their first active shooter drill of the year. this is one of the many active shooter drills in training students and teachers will participate in this year to prepare for a day we all hope will never come, mr. schachter, thank you for being here to honor your son and froekt dmupts around the country. ms. hogg, thank you for joining us and sharing your experience. thank you for your leadership. you, your brother and your fellow advocates are an incredible inspiration to 345me. i also applaud march for our lives peace plan which makes recommendations. recommendations. i was glad to see it includes expanding background checks and dedicating fundinging for gun violence. these are just the first in a series of necessary steps. so ms. hogg in your testimony you encourage investments in mental health resources in schools.

carrie underwood has got her revenge this way. ♪ both headlights ♪ maybe next time he'll think beforeong north carolina man got his revenge in court he used the state's home recker law wife lover and won. the george awarding him $750,000. the law allows a person to sue someone for interfering with their marriage on purpose. ainsley: no way. steve: who knew? ainsley: no way. steve: we just switched the judge's topic. ainsley: judge, we have lots of questions. i went to her concert last night, jillian. when that song came up the crowd went crazy. jillian: i'm sure. ainsley: some of my friends from newark who aren't big country music fans. wait, she is the one that talks about keying that guy's car. jillian: of course. ainsley: they knew that song. steve: her husband is on the show as well. ainsley: yeah. he is a nice guy. brian: tells inspiring story. steve: something people can identify with. speaking of bombshells. we have been telling you about it. a report from the "new york times" that the whistleblower was in contact with adam schiff's office before filing the complaint. the judge

chair recognize it is gentle lady from illinois, miss underwood, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by thanking the department and agencies represented here today and our entire intelligence community. in addition to protecting us from unseen threats, your continued work contributed to the successful operation this weekend that killed isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. i'm really grateful for your diligence, commitment to the mission. director wray, you said when it comes to foreign interference in american elections, 2018 were, quote, a dress rehearsal for the beg show in 2020. the 2019 worldwide assessment threat we expect our adversaries to refine their capabilities and add new tactics as they learn from each others experiences suggesting threat landscape could look very different in 2020 and future elections. so, sir, as much as you can share in this public setting, can you detail what those new tactics might be and increasingly sophisticated capabilities that our adversaries are developing? >> well, i think you anticipated part of what i'm going to say