as for michael race?ll that is left of him now are memories. memories of the kind and gentle soul. with a big laugh and an even bigger heart. >> how do you want people to remember michael? >> he was just a funny guy. he enjoyed life so much. he was just a good person and anybody that ever knew him would say the same thing. >> that is all for this edition of dateline and i am andrea canning. thank you for watching! this su >> this sunday, america's fentanyl crisis. the highly addictive synthetic opioid, 50 times more potent than heroin is at the center of a deadly drug epidemic in american history. >> fentanyl is killing more than 70,000 americans a year.

shattering george michael.e, and he begins to medicate with prozac and pot and he describes this as a very dark time. >> people close to him admit that that perhaps was the most devastating experience of george michael's life was losing his lover. >> by his own account, smoking 25 splits of cannabis a day, which is a massive amount and obviously that last to take a toll. that's addicted behavior. the thing about addiction is it's progressive. >> he grieved for years before he came back and then came out with jesus as a child which was dedicated to anselmo. >> you smiled at me like jesus to a child ♪ ♪ >> george was grieving and his mother got sick and this was another devastating blow. >> he was so close to leslie and she was the person who in the family encouraged him to become a singer. now all of a sudden he was embroiled in helping his mother to fight her cancer. >> not only did she have cancer, she died three months later. >> he really was an emotional wreck and was in a manic state. >> i lost my mother an

his interest are big closer to me and michael. >> do you know if she ever talked to michael about?turned up the heat. >> it is over. okay, i'm not playing games anymore. >> at first, michael said he did not even know that back in david of an affair. >> i know about the affair with the moment david, and do not play stupid, with me to not play stupid. i'm telling you right now. okay, this is your one and only chance, to get yourself out of a whole lot of trouble. >> it gets pretty hot and heavy in the interview room. >> listen, i know what is going on, i know your mom wanted k dead. did you want to go to present for the rest of your life? >> no. >> you need to start talking here and now. >> i swear to you. >> then, edmonds moved on to the million dollar question. did becky ever ask michael to kill k? >> no she has not. >> i notice you, mother and i want to protect your mother, all right, you are 22 years old. you might want to look out for -- >> she is never come to me and said would you kill k. she has never said will you kill someone. >> even after a three hour grilling -- >> i'm t

michael bear with me here. have a listen to what do you have to say listen to this, the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies in partners to provide to ukraine. those stop pals are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions, the risk disability and harm of leaving ukraine without gamma. what needed was an arp from our perspective greater. so yeah, so, so and as i'm reading that incorrectly, michael, it seems like collateral damage civilian deaths for how many years to come from. these are tough to munitions. apparently it's not really the main concern of washington says just about anything can go provided. there's a ukrainian victory in this confident. what are your thoughts so? well, that's all the victory is off the table and it sounds to me like chick sullivan is increasingly frustrated to admit that our stocks are down and that we

what is going on. >> michael: what?womb for nine months. >> michael: we all have to subtract nine months instead of a year. that's a lot harder >> kat: we have to add nine months. aim he did math person here. >> michael: i don't see that work,ing, reminds me of the guy in france a couple years ago who tried to be trans age. remember him? no one knew if it was the world's best troll or totally serious. he was in his 50s or 60s and he wanted to identify as being in his 20s because it worked better on hookup ads. and everyone was like, well, yeah, but nevertheless when you show up -- >> greg: it's a letdown. >> michael: he went to court saying if other people can change their sex i can change my age and now a whole nation is doing it. >> greg: i go on these apps and tell them i'm in my 20s and when we meet i go, oh, did you not see benjamin button? how dare you -- i'm reversing in age and i'm almost old but i'll turn into a baby shortly. let's go to bed. >> douglas: so look forward to that. >> greg: yeah. loftus you should

michael: it's actively in discussion. started looking at applications, one area of focus has been on surveillance sharing. they want to surveill the market. it remains to be seen whether these constructs will satisfy the mandate. time will tell. guy: morning. a lot of excitement now. etf status. it feels like a coin toss. what odds would you put on there being an etf by the end of the year? michael: i've been on before. it's a matter of when, not if. when i zoom out, gbtc has opened the door to so many investors to access bitcoin in their portfolios and has paved the way for financial to model their products and accelerate their plans for crypto after gbtc, whether it is disclosure or operations. we are at a pivotal moment. guy: would it be a land grab? will those who get their first get the most amount of land? michael: gbtc today is the world's largest bitcoin fund. 3% of the supply. there is appetite for investors. in the u.s., they want and deserve a spot etf. whether the financial advisory or retail market, companies

[ cheers and applause oh ♪ >> tariq: now, michael michael, my apologies. is the host of the nbc's "tonight show," and a grammy award-winning musician >> jimmy: that's right >> tariq: jimmy fallon, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ guys, your first opponent is the band leader for the legendary roots crew the greatest man in all of hip-hop history. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it doesn't say that on the cue cards at all. >> tariq: say hello to questlove! ♪ >> jimmy: oh, that's right [ cheers and applause >> tariq: and his partner is the host of the new show on nbc, "password," which premiers august 9th at 10:00 p.m. after "america's got talent. it's keke palmer [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i hope the rules are very simple. >> tariq: the rules of the game are very simple. [ light laughter ] i'll give each of you a password all right? and then you are to give a a one-word clue. that's one, one word only. >> jimmy: oh, man. [ laughter ] >> tariq: to get your partner to guess the password. the team with the most points first clue - >> oh, we have to win th

i mean, let me tell you, i've probably legs. probably got great legs. >> michael . >> michael. >> michael john it's a complex one. >> john it's a complex one. >> society's going to be >> i mean, society's going to be grappling this a long grappling with this for a long time it, now? time to come, isn't it, now? well, not. well, i hope not. >> we i hope we've >> no, i think we i hope we've sort passed in sort of passed peak trans in terms of i hope now people are getting more used to the idea, getting more used to the idea, get thinking of get genuinely thinking of themselves, what they think about it. and course the vast about it. and of course the vast majority people have no majority of people have no difficulty deciding what difficulty at all deciding what sex are, what biological sex they are, what biological sex they are, what biological sex they are, what biological sex they so i can't see how sex they are. so i can't see how in sort of ten years time will we still be going on and on about this. i do hope not. and of course, the frightening thing, one that frightens me most is the i

michael: of course. thank you, halie and tom, and jdca, and always great to be alongside my friend, amir. i want to pick up on what amir finished with which is the way in which the israeli government in many ways took almost the broadest possible version of eliminating the reasonableness standard. there are different ways the israeli government could have approached it. the reasonableness standard because israel has no constitution is one of the only ways the courts can check government action. we are not talking about legislation. we are not talking about laws that are passed. we are talking about action that are taken by either the israeli government, the cabinet, or by individual ministers. there are different ways in which reasonableness could have been approached, and in line with the notion that the reasonableness standard needs reform. the way the government did was to say the supreme court not only had no oversight over actions taken by the cabinet, it has no oversight in terms of reasonableness

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michael: now, i'm going to tell you something. gloria: michael... michael: no no, wait a second... over each other at the table and we have arguments.... michael: because guys like you are unwilling to give the black man, the mexican american and all the other minorities their just and rightful hard earned share of the american dream. sally struthers: that didn't happen before. we got real. bambi haggins: political strife. interpersonal issues. generation gaps. and they're dealing with it all in the family. michael: now i suppose you're going to tell me that the black man has had the same opportunity in this country as you? archie: more. he's had more. i didn't have no million people out there marching and protesting to get me my job. edith: no, his uncle got it for him. john lithgow: archie bunker was saying things that you just don't say on television. michael: just because a guy is sensitive and he's an intellectual and he wears glasses, you make him out a queer. archie: i never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer... a guy who wears glasses is a four eyes, a guy who's a fag

molly michael could be a heck of a potential witness. and that would be a new development, because ms. michael did not seem to be the most helpful witness in the house january six committees investigation. and reference to the actual day of january six, molly michael was president president in the oval office that day but the committee seemed to note, with some frustration, that she claimed not to remember nearly anything from one of the most memorable days in recent american history. and molly michael's testimony to the committee is filled with, i do not recalls, i'm not sure i recall, i don't specifically recall. her lawyers during that investigation were from former trump lawyer mark kasowitz's we do not know if that means that trump and his organizations were paying molly michaels legal bills and we don't know if he is paying them now. but if molly michael is indeed employee number 2 and she is talking, what could that portend for both of jack smith's investigations? joining me now is andrew weissmann, former senior member of special

to talk with you. >> this all michael segment. >> the michael hour. overlap do you see between the mar-a-lago case and watergate? is that a historical comparison if you will? >> obstruction of justice. that's what we are talking. about that's what we talked about with nixon. abuse of power, certainly that's one of the things that we talked about with both trump and nixon. to compare nixon to donald trump, to use a metaphor from these storms that are hitting washington and elsewhere, nixon is a lightning bug, donald trump is a lightning storm. it threatens to knock out our power grid. this is a level of magnitude that is way, way, way beyond nixon. look at it this way. you are mentioning alluding to january 6th. the insurrection that involved the famous attack on congress and threatened to a coup d'État that could have overturned our system of government and gotten rid of joe biden. installed donald trump as an unelected president who might have wanted to serve forever. the scale of that is so far beyond nixon that if we are looking for historical para

michael: now, i'm going to tell you something. gloria: michael... michael: no no, wait a second...each over each other at the table and we have arguments.... michael: because guys like you are unwilling to give the black man, the mexican american and all the other minorities their just and rightful hard earned share of the american dream. sally struthers: that didn't happen before. we got real. bambi haggins: political strife. interpersonal issues. generation gaps. and they're dealing with it all in the family. michael: now i suppose you're going to tell me that the black man has had the same opportunity in this country as you? archie: more. he's had more. i didn't have no million people out there marching and protesting to get me my job. edith: no, his uncle got it for him. john lithgow: archie bunker was saying things that you just don't say on television. michael: just because a guy is sensitive and he's an intellectual and he wears glasses, you make him out a queer. archie: i never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer... a guy who wears glasses is a four eyes, a guy who's a

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michael, escuche. es muy peligroso. no vaya a ningún lado. enviaré a alguien.michael. ¿puede oírme? - sí. sí. - ¿dónde está? - estoy en... - necesito saber dónde está. sí, mi batería se está agotando, me encuentro en la calle berta. calle berta. ¿hola? ¿hola? ¿puede oírme? ¿hola? no, no ahora. no ahora. ¡por favor! por favor, por favor, por favor. no, ahora no. esto no puede ser. ¡no puede ser! no, por dios. ¿qué pasa? ¡por favor! ¡qué mal! ¿qué pasa? ¡funciona! te falló todo el plan. voy a ir. lo buscaré. [sirenas] oh. ¡quítense! ¡a un lado! ¡quítese! está cargando. funciona. juez. juez. los perdí. ahora estoy frente al tribunal. oh. me voy a alejar. [claxon] [grita] [disparos] [sirenas] ¡señor woods! ¡salga del auto! ¡salga del auto! ¡salga con las manos en alto! (mom) america's favorite strawberry yogurt. (daughter) para tu favorita? (mom) hija favorita? (vo) yoplait. realmente cremoso. fruta real. real smooth. obtén 2 vasitos gratis cuando compras 12 sólo en ibotta. ¿tu hilo dental necesita ayuda? agrega el ¡wow! de listerine a tu rutina. nuevos estudios re

well , michael, i don’t understand you at all.we we moved out of the hotel we are standing things like fire victims, maybe you'll just leave us here on the street. i invite you to my home, but with a layer that you will stop your cavalry attacks, otherwise it’s not you who will have to leave the house, but they agreed with me. shut up right. it must be experienced. god, how are you? and you are seriously ill, you need care. how could you buy those hideous curtains with those roosters? how are you dressed? dear misha, the war is over, and you are all in boots. i have a hard time with laces. always do not know, but while in boots. i have no excuses only what i think that i fell in love with you. and i love you. yes, i love and love. think, michael, because you can say the irreparable in your hearts, then you yourself will regret it, and you, too, take your time. let the person get used to it. you are an intellectual mikhail in the best sense of the word. intelligent people know how to forgive. remember andrei balkunsky. i remember s

michael, i will start with you. the exclusion is often referred to as the original sin of health policy. i believe you agree with that description. can you explain why? >> that does not really capture the breadth and depth of the damage that the exclusion has done to millions of lives. the standard economic critique is that the exclusion, as you mentioned, increases the amount of insurance people purchase and increases prices for medical care and health insurance. because it insulates people from cost so there is less price competition and lots of other effects. if you look at the history of the exclusion, economists do not even capture -- the standard economic story about the exclusion does not capture how damaging it is. if you look at the effect of the exclusion has, ever since the federal government passed the tax code and the treasury department charted paying attention to whether they were going to tax employee health benefits or not, you go back there and trace the effects of the exclusion and begin to see it

i'm here with michael strahan!gonna use your foot to kick your shoe into a bucket and we're gonna play three holes. lowest score wins. you ready for this >> i'm ready >> jimmy: all right, let's go bud. >> but i did notice you wore heavier shoes to get, you know >> jimmy: oh, you talking about these jams >> but it's all good it's all good. all right. >> jimmy: all right. we're going to start at hole number one let's hop in i'll drive yeah ♪ thanks again this is fun. i love to play shoe golf i'm not a good driver. >> whoa. >> jimmy: i know i was going a little fast here hey. [ applause ] all right, here we go. >> nice. >> jimmy: i know, i'm a bad driver all right. now we can get out all right. all the way over here. this is hole number one. >> okay. >> jimmy: so we have to go down there. i think there's a gentleman down there waiting with two beers. whoever gets the lowest score on this one gets a beer. >> all right so who's going to go first >> jimmy: you go, bud. >> okay. that's the tee box [ cheers and applause ok

michael: no one knows. >> i would on my credit card. michael: do you have a bank account? >> do. michael: do you know the interest-rate? >> not today. [laughter] michael: let me introduce you to a guy that does no, kim keeps close track of interest rates paid on savings and similar accounts. he is the founder of deposit accounts.com, now part of lending tree. >> cds are paying serious cash now. >> they are, we have not seen rates like this for more than a decade. you can easily get over 5% if you shop around on a short-term cd. michael: interest rates are all over the place. nearly 5% down to 0.01%. let me show you what that means. if you have $1000 into get an interest rate of 5% for a year, you will be paid $50. if you are paid 0.01% you will receive a dime. the deposit account rates are seen as a pretty good deal for safe money investors. and oddly enough, this is one of those few times where it appears that there is no hurry to make a quick decision. >> i do not foresee the rates falling quickly this year, so you could do well with just a savings account, a high savings accou

michael cohen, thanks for getting us started this evening. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. >>> coming up, we're going inside desantis' new campaign to promise to let ron be ron. plus, what happened in today's chaotic federal hearing in the hunter biden case. >>> and later, some stunning claims made under oath in a historic moment on capitol hill. all of that and more when we're back in just 60 seconds. 0 secon. >>> a dramatic day for hunter biden. he entered federal court this morning planning to plead guilty after striking a plea deal on tax and gun charges to avoid prison time. but that deal fell apart in a tense courtroom proceeding. a major sticking point, whether the deal would give biden blanket immunity from prosecution in perpetuity. when a prosecutor said it would not, a lawyer for biden said that deal, well, it was null and void, and that he would, quote, rip it up. biden then pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor tax charges while both sides agreed to revise the plea deal. biden is expected the reverse that plea once a

. >> reporter: good morning, michael.t a horrific chain of events along the delaware river this weekend. torrential rain. rainfall rates we'd more likely see in a tropical storm. a tributary to this river unable to hold all the water, spawning flash floods. cars, families swept away. a mother, her baby and toddler still missing, just heart breaking. this was a widespread flood event across the northeast. this morning the northeast reeling after a brutal weekend of severe flooding. cars stranded in a deluge in connecticut. residents in waterbury forced to wade in knee deep water. in pennsylvania, the floods turning deadly. at least five people killed and two children in bucks county still missing after a powerful flash flood in the area saturday. nearly 5 inches of rain falling in just 90 minutes. one local resident telling abc how he was driving home when he saw several empty cars on the road. the depth of the tragedy hitting him then. >> cars were not just swept away, but upside down. so unbelievable that much tragedy ca

michael: what a world we live in, i tell you. the spot check by 7 on your side found three bay area dealers had converters in stock. most others had wait times, some up to a year. it is really a hit or miss kind of thing. the available stock is not huge and they go fast. probably just call around. dan: and that just black market for these. michael: very good point. lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. ask your doctor about twice-yearly leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. ♪ ama: happening today, the first day of comic-con in san diego and this year, there will be no actors taking part. >> people who put on comic-con say 135,000 people will walk the floor here at th

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a michael or 2 ways? first of all, with custom, munitions, you get a far higher efficiency based on your all teller, which means what the problem likely to achieve a hit on. in this case, russian defense is trenches and so forth. it must be remembered by the way. they're all going to be old, most no civilians of these areas that will be very little. it will be probably be no collect real time. it's the kinds of fee and we cancelled about this again, some people. so they'll offer the advantage that will mean that, that the expenditure of october is likely to reduce there's a 2nd less often ref referred to advantage here. and this is running so especially say in the west on a new crane. they're all out stock. so these custom munitions in the united states and not will ease the pressure on our munition supply into the medium to as the industrial weights of america. europe on a day to some extent, some other parts of the world swing into producing author the drugs and the millions that it will be required ove

michael, i know you want some of this. come on, michael. see.i don't stand a chance. you tell him that we will be watching in the next round. we're proud of him and wishing him well. we're rooting for him. thank you, chris, for giving us something to cheer for. >> they're all rooting for you back in the studio. >> thank you. >> he says thank you. >> coming up, it's prime day. we're breaking down the best deals happening now and the big sales from other major retailers. get yourself ready with your credit card. yourself ready with a credit card ♪ you can't hurt me no more ♪ ♪ after all the pain you sent my way ♪ ♪ (no, no, no) ♪ ♪ no, no, no, no, no ♪ ♪ (no, no, no) ♪ ♪ you can't hurt me no more, baby ♪ an experienced qpc eater knows. you should never let the ketchup that falls from the hot and juicy burger. go to waste. ♪ prime day is here. with two days of epic deals exclusively for prime members, you'll feel like a big deal. ♪ deals from electronics to home. it's on prime day. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal

michael walker , as novara media. michael walker, as even novara media. walker, as ever, please do get in touch with us about all of the topics we're going to be discussing, including that apology to nigel farage gbviews@gbnews.com or on twitter at gb news. your views are already flooding in on that breaking news. but let's tell you about it in more detail. the ceo of natwest has apologised to nigel farage for closing down his bank account. let's have a look at what she said so alison rose, the chief executive, said in a letter, i am writing to apologise for deeply inappropriate comments about yourself made in the now published papers for the wealth committee . i would like to make committee. i would like to make it clear that they do not reflect the view of the bank. i believe very strongly that freedom expression and access freedom of expression and access to banking fundamental to to banking are fundamental to our and it is absolutely our society and it is absolutely not our policy to exit a customer on the basis of legally held political and personal

so michael knowles, what did we just see? you just saw one little peek into the book club on prager. you that happened to be with my friend senator cruz. we do a show every single month and the show is truly a book club. i mentioned that he's my friend because most of the guests that we have on are personal friends of mine. most of the books that we do are suggestions by the guests who who we will approach. and we'll say, hey, i'd like to have you on the show. what do you want to read? and they'll say, you know, my favorite book either from a year ago or my favorite book from when i was 12 years old is x, y, z. and i just want to cover it. and so the show is not a college lecture. the show is not some rigorous, purely scholarly analysis of of some great work. it's it's really a show about the love of books and the love of the culture that these books reflect and imbue in us in our in our society. so senator cruz picked aldous huxley's brave new world. he did. and senator cruz had not read the book for some time. that was anot

michael: not so far.n tomorrow if we get half a million jobs created, they will raise rates. they probably will raise rates in some timber and jerome powell will explain it. if it comes in more like the 225,000 that is anticipated, then it could change in september. when you start to model what happens over the next six months , the end of 2023, do they go two or just go one and hold? are they every other month? how should people anticipate what the fed will do? answer: i do not think there is a strong presumption toward every other month. they want to moderate the pace but are not telling us if this is every other meeting. they want to keep a data-dependent approach. i think they will look into the labor market data and the inflation market data. core inflation at the next couple prints will be a little softer so this should be somewhat encouraging for officials. on the other hand, this research and activities story and 2% growth is continuing longer than expected. some growth stays longer than expected

joining us now to discuss, marcus and michael. marcus, you are a portfolio manager, you have been hired, how do you catch up in the second half of the year? marcus: you have had plenty of time in the first six months. particularly in bonds. that is where the fireworks will be. i generally think the bank of england, the fed, and the ecb are overdoing it on hiking interest rates. they don't realize what's going on in the invisible economy and don't truly understand the effect, the lag that's going to come through. guy: so what's been priced out will be priced back in again? marcus: essentially, buy bonds. maybe mike has a better idea? guy: so i'm behind, i'm a portfolio manager who is behind and going into the second half of the year. i need financial fireworks. what is going to get me to that performance second half? michael: it's a tricky one. i kind of agree, unfortunately. [laughter] don't worry, i will come to it. but i kind of agree on the fact that bonds are starting to be more interesting. we came from a period where there w

maloof, michael, great to have you on the program before we go any further. it's just going to say there are reports on confirmed reports of some of these within the set to ukraine have already arrived in front of some of these weapons unconfirmed again repeatedly being used to mit visa protests and burning demonstrations and in photos across much of the country for the meantime, michael, forget me. i'm getting distracted. here. tell me about this testing grounds. the u . k. defense ministry saying the u. k. weapons are being a force to be reckoned with in ukraine. but how, what's your, what's your take on the british defense ministries statement that for a while he seemed to be quite enthusiastic about the capability of his weapon systems with more to come. i think i am in battlefield such as this, do indeed become testing grounds for the quality and effectiveness of your weapon systems. we solve that there in desert shield, desert storm, and the rocky war where we decimated saddam hussein's our armies and his tanks and it, it, it showed the effectiveness bu

>> you are exactly, right michael.tale for different reasons -- politically, republicans are showing that they are not focused on the economy and health care and transportation and ladders of opportunity, like joe biden are, and so they are out of step with the american people. but for fox news, politically, for their financial stability, i think what dominion ushered in, this question of actual malice, and we saw the 800 million dollar settlement, has really ripped open, if you will, the opportunity for others to go at fox news -- so, rays epps is following a similar trajectory to saying as -- look, as cynthia, he doesn't have to be actual malice in the case of rays epps -- but i will give you a wildcard here on saturday night, michael steele, and it's this, i think hunter biden will crush fox news financially. i think what dominion showed us, the discovery involved in dominion is that actual malice has occurred within the editorial decisions of fox news. women got an 800 million dollar settlement. smartmatic wants th

larry: 7 on your side's michael finney is here. time still to go on vacation. michael: not much.e prices of things? the cost of going on vacation is extremely high this year. scarcity, pent-up demand gearing up to break a family vacation budget. the website floridapanhandle.com has been crunching the numbers and says a traveler can expect to pay just more than $1000 per person per day if they want to visit london. a trip to maui will cost just under $1100 a day, so that begs the question -- where can you travel at a reasonable cost? florida panhandle says oklahoma city is the cheapest at just $232 a day. little rock, arkansas, another garden spot with an average daily cost of $243 followed by albuquerque at $260 a day. the website came up with these prices by comparing the cost of transportation, hotels, food to the cost of popular local attractions. medical id thieves getting more attention in recent months. here is why you should pay attention. your finances and your health could be up for grabs with this scheme. thieves use your name and personal information to go out and get

now it's back to michael . michael. >> thank you.iana sanchez, rishi sunak has been able to salvage a modicum of comfort from the three by elections this week, which most observers predicted would see a clean sweep of losses and a brutal foretaste of electoral oblivion next year . the conservatives next year. the conservatives were indeed trounced in selby and ainsty, where labour overturned a majority of 20,000 to capture the seat , a victory to capture the seat, a victory that sir keir starmer labelled a cry for change. also a majority of 19,000in somerset and frome was converted into an 11,000 majority for the lib dems in a result that will chill the souls of tory mps across southern england. but not in the outer london seat of uxbridge and south ruislip vacated by boris johnson, the conservative candidate clung on after campaigning heavily on the plans that the london mayor has for the expansion of the ultra low emissions scheme . the emissions scheme. the conservative press rushed to say that if the government abandoned its net

i am michael steele filling in for my good friend ali velshi.d trump's third presidential campaign is unlike any other presidential campaign in american history. as that twice indicted, twice impeached former president waits to see what other legal troubles might be coming his way over the next few months, he's used his campaign rallies to air out his grievances, and rather than focus his efforts on his legal defense and actually trying to find a lawyer who is going to represent him, he's chosen to litigate his case on the campaign trail instead. yesterday, trump made a stop in pickens, south carolina, a small sleepy town near the blue ridge mountains that has a population of about 3000. he was supposedly there to campaign, but mainly, he was there to complain. a former president spent roughly 90 minutes on stage, spewing out disinformation about his legal predicament, and vowing to take revenge against those he considers his political enemies. >> when i get back in office, i will appoint a real special prosecutor to investigate every detail of

karina: michael finney has their story. very interesting. michael: you will remember this.s its itinerary was delayed. it compensated passengers, part of it was part cruise, but i heard from a passenger who was not offered that deal. we begin husband on their way to an alaskan cruise on the ruby princess. >> as i was approaching, i saw your report on my news app and i said to henry, look what they are saying about the ship. michael: things were not looking good. >> i got dockside, they were not boarding. this was our first cruise ever. i saw the big hole in t of the vessel so i said i am not boarding that thing. michael: she called princess and they had good news. >> they told me you purchased platinum insurance from us. and she said that gives you the right to cancel for any reason and get your future cruise credits, you get 100% back. michael: happy with the insurance for a wild. >> then i found out that the people who boarded the ship and where they are using the amenities for four days got a full refund and 50% off in credits as a goodwill. michael: she called princess

. >>> also, michael cohen is here. the former president's onetime lawyer knows very well how donald trump operates and how he gets his staffers to do his bidding. >>> and if you're headed to the beach this weekend, chances are you could see a shark. record ocean heat is pushing hungry sharks closer to the shore, like this one spotted near a crowded beach in florida. >> come out! >> get out of the water! >> hurry, hurry! >> there's a lot going on tonight. so let's begin with the legal cases confronting donald trump. cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here. paula, great to have you. so what of the classified documents at the heart of this case was reportedly an attack plan involving iran. what new information do you have? >> reporter: this has been such a big question in this investigation because, of course, cnn broke the news that there was a recording of the former president appearing to show an actual classified document to people who did not have security clearances. but when the last indictment

let's bring michael the michael portillo into the conversation mean, conversation.es starmer's politics here by james schneider, to be schneider, perhaps to be expected because he's jeremy corbyn's former spin doctor and very much on the left of the party. what's your analysis of starmer by—election starmer after the by—election results, particularly with uxbndge results, particularly with uxbridge in mind? michael well, funnily i agree with a funnily enough, i agree with a lot of james's analysis. >> i thought he was spot on, spot on in some ways. i mean, it is extraordinary is rather extraordinary to find a party doesn't want a labour party that doesn't want to about what would like to talk about what it would like to talk about what it would like to do in government. and it is certainly true that the conditions would conditions in which labour would take they win the next take over if they win the next election are not all election are not at all promising and extremely different the 1997 different from the 1997 conditions. i was taken aback. not so much to tony

peter, michael. michael, go get your gin and tonic. sorry to keep you from it for so long.ou very much. >>> coming up next, on "the reidout" -- a 6-week abortion ban backed by christian fundamentalist is headed to the iowa governor kim reynolds says she will sign it despite its overwhelming unpopularity. "the reidout" continues after this. ming unpopularity. "the reidout" continues after this trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not