it wasn't expected to ta ke here from afar.ere labouring under jose mourinho and the feeling among the fans had become toxic. it was expected to leave in the summer, but so well has it gone that he's ended up so well has it gone that he's ended up getting one of the most high—profilejobs up getting one of the most high—profile jobs in world football full—time. two fa cups, six league titles in the champions league triumph, ole gunnar solskjaer was revered as a player at manchester united. he scored, the super sub has done it again. since returning as interim manager late last year his stock has only risen, overseeing a dramatic upturn in form and atmosphere in a job he'd always wanted. so many managers would love to be the managers would love to be the manager of man united so of course i'm one of them. those who played with solskjaer at the height of his success believe he will shine in the dugout too. we the way he went about his business, got results, play football, the smile on the players' fires, the staff and everyone, it

today. [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afarprofessional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. howie: the challenge for cbs news anchor gayle king was obvious. r. kelly decided to give her the first interview since the sexual harassment charges. >> i [bleep]. they are trying to kill me. you are killing me. this is not about music. i want to have a relationship with my kid and i can't do it. you don't want to believe the truth. >> i don't want just ranting at the camera. you are playing the victim. >> i am just telling the truth. howie: emily jashinsky, how did gayle king imagine this? emily: particularly well. her so -- her stoicism while hs ranting and just couldn't keep it in. i figured i had the best way to convince my parents i didn't do anything wrong was to scream and shout as loud as i could. howie: gayle king could have lost control of that interview and mixed it up and become part of the story. emily: and he could have left. howie: i'm struck by the image of him

upper. [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afars. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. >>> vladimir putin tout himself as a strong man. remember these pictures of his shirtless? it seems fear is growing signs of erosion of his power at home among his responses. a new law clamping down on free speech. the bill approved by the russian parolment this week bans criticism of authorities including putin. fred pleitgen joins us from russia with the latest. >> reporter: one of the things we always have to keep in mind is that russia already very restrictive when it comes to free speech, when it comes to demonstrations and also criticizing the government as well. just to give you an idea about how the new law is going to work, it's going to make things more restrictive. but at the general prosecutors office, they are going to be monitoring the internet and media companies as well. it there are things that could destabilize russia as they put it ask also critic

i watched him from afar.d to be like him, wanted to shoot like mj, wanted to stick my tongue out like him, wearing his slickers. this is what he wore during the game, a handwritten work to his hero. although they did not win the game, it does not take any magic away from the king. the top seeds at the indian wells open all enter the fray in the next few days. they all had a bye in the first round of what is one of the most prestigious tournaments outside the four majors. roger federer shares the record for the most number of wins in the men's singles with novak djokovic, so he'll looking to make history with a 6th victory. it would be another landmark for federer who claimed the 100th title of his career in dubai last week, and he's pleased it's out of the way. winning in dubai and getting to number 100 and not having to carry the 99 title for me for the rest of the 99 title for me for the rest of the season, it is out of the way and i think it was a perfect week. i struggled at the beginning but ended up str

late. [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afarmote access. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. >> laura: welcome back to "the ingraham angle" tonight. the effort to suppress free speech across the country, not just happening on college campuses. the democratic national committee now blocking fox news from posting any 2020 democratic debates. t will make dnc chair saying, "the network is not in a positio host a fair and neutral debate." because there are no bias at the other networks? >> every time at prime time, democrats are dehumanized, attacked relentlessly by fox news prime time hosts. almost hard for me to imagine the democratic primary debate taking place in those hours when figures like nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez are constant we demonized and attacked. >> laura: okay pure let me get this straight for a moment. the liberal media and all the other cables, the prime time posts, they get a free pass to the viscera president trump s

check in from afar with remote access, ♪ and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinitydemo in an xfinity store. call, or go online today. >> laura: wait until you hear how the hollywood reporter is attempting tonight to excuse jussie smollett's conduct in chicago. joining us now with the details, raymond arroyo, foxs news contributor. n "new york times" with a new and best-selling book. what is the hollywood reporter'e rationale for defending smollett? >> under the headline i'm about to break, jussie smollett, pressure of the hollywood fame. they dug all a 2018 billboard'm interview with smollett where he says i admit i'm jealous, i admit i'm insecure and i'm not good at certain things. then in a comment didn't't get much attention at thees time. smollett suggested that the pressure might be catching up c to him. he said, "i'm in my 30s and i'm trying my best to learn that i can't bend anymore. i'm about to break." the upshot here is the pressures of fames got the best of this guy and he snapped and then he faked or possibly faked the attack.now some hollywood ag him. e

nun—afar out across the community, attending the mosques, the message is that this will not happen againn her watch and she is taking steps in a policy fashion to make sure it does not happen. and this is why, because of the feeling she is exhibiting. absolutely. it is unimaginable what has happened in new zealand and i think she has shown incredible leadership and decisiveness. and a defiance that a lot of people in that country need. new zealand is often seen as australia's quiet little brother but they have been heard all over the world and i think thatis heard all over the world and i think that is because the way has conducted herself. it is always difficult in those circumstances to quantify the difference a leader can make, but her conduct has been widely regarded. you only have to think about the negative time this has happened. donald trump does not always acquit himself well, as it feels like he is learning a few lessons from his time spent in office and from other leaders. he blundered in his first few months, after certain events in america. certainly this will be one of the

. >> bolsonaro and trump, right-wing leaders, voiced their mutual admiration from afar.n washington, they repeated it side-by-side. always admired the united states. i admire it evenen more since yu ve b become prpresident. >> one of the brazilian presidents announced goals of ally. brazil a nato he got support for that and more. >> i intend to designatete brazl , or major non-nato ally even possibly, if you think about it, maybe a nato ally. >> venezuela wasas a central topic. the u.u.s. and b brazil are oppd to the country's socialist leader, nicolas maduro. they have recognized juan guaido as acting president. trump called on the military to drop maduro so his government would collapse. >> maduro is nothing more than a cuban puppet. >> trump said the u.s. could toughen sanctions on caracas to increase preressure on maduro. when asked if military intervention was an option, the president replied -- >> all options are open. endangeredass of an mammal has been found off the coast of the main island of okinawa. it belongs to the same family of the manatee. it is a nationa

i do think watching this from afar relieved that i'm watching this from afar hitting a nonpartisan organization that i think performs pretty well in that the speaker and the minority leader have an obligation to rein in bad behavior and try to make the house especially on issues like this put its best foot forward. that is working to some extent. not working perfectly. hopefully there will be some course correction. the intelligence committee especially in the house will reclaim its mantle under prior times when all of us try as hard could. to not be partisan and to try to put the country first which is what our intelligence community needs to do. >> next question. >> thanks very much. dave buckley. >> he used to work on the house intelligence committee. he was a brilliant member of the minority staff. >> thank you. and also the inspector general of the cia. here's the question. when you consider all of the activities of the 17 agencies from a committee perspective how do you decide what gets the attention of the committee in a given year? how do you sort through what you are going to focus on.

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but afar to him despite a state of emergency there angry with the government for detaining protesters during the last three months of demonstrations officials say thirty one people have died in protests rights violence so far but human rights watch puts the figure at fifty one meanwhile colleges and universities in algeria have been ordered to close their doors two weeks ahead of the spring break in an effort to stiff you student protests on friday one hundred ninety five protests detained as tens of thousands of algerians protest against the government these demonstrations held in algiers and several other cities are being described as the largest of that kind in nearly thirty years young rest now in its third week a spot by president abdul aziz beautifully because announcement he is seeking a fifth time in power he's ready been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. rania is a student protest has been out in algiers i spoke earlier to get her reaction to the government's decision to close universities and colleges. earlier today it was announced that t

. >> a tornado filmed from afar as it makes havoc in alabama. this is what it left behind. the devastation is all too clear to see in the small community. one of the areas worst hit in lee county. here, the violent twister destroyed everything in its pathth. >> the damage is significant. i would put it t in the category of catasopophic. >> for t those in the eye of the storm, it was a terrifying experien. >> i watcheded itself ththe clos in and eveverything. then we ran i inside. after that, we watched it out the window. we hope to t the community cleanup. >> you mentioned you saw some great -- debris. >> yes, as i was making left arouound 38. this whole area right here is just gone. >> a state of emergency already at place -- in place in alabama due to last month's flooding has been extended. with many people having suffered injury in the storm, authorities are warning that the death toll may rise further. >> those are some of the other stories making news around the world. the house judiciary committee has launched an investigation into possible abuse of power by presiden

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i'm excited to be able to face those a guys be able to be go about it and you know also watch from afar little bit and see how they're doing. and hopefully, we can do some damage, as well. >> verry complimen but apparently not nice enough to stay in d.c. >>> it's officially march. we're about to break up the college hoops madness. plenty of area schools hoping to going george maven, georgetown. virginia doesn't need any help. they're getting hot looking for their sixth straight win. hosting pitt as conference play coming to end soon. kyle guy finds hunter underneath the hoop. easy two. that would be the last time they would trail. uva up by one. later the roles reverse. hunter to guy. wide open. nails the triple virginia is up by 20 at the half. opening moments of the second half, it's who else, hunter to guy. easy, hunterpo 12 ts, virginia up 22 points at that point. later hunter in trouble. who do you think he's going to go to? guy. those two had better chemistry than a jackie channd chris tucker. guy leads everyone with 17 points. 73-49. >>> otis livingston ii and george maven on the

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>> looking at it from afar it certainly seems that it has been personality-based and it has been much too partisan in the house. to the contrary you see the great degree of cooperation between richard and mark in the senate committee and i commend them for that. that carries over into the discussions on the floor but often senators are talking to each other where you can find another senator on the floor you will often see little clumps on the floor of the senate of republicans and democratic senators that are on the intelligence committee. conferring and talking. >> do you agree it is personalities or is it something special about the house here? >> -- >> the house is a perpetual election machine and understand two terms mean you are out there all the time running for reelection and if you are a member of the intelligence committee and you handle yourself correctly you can talk about being on the committee. it is not helpful in an election to just sit and do everything mike said which is right, that is do a lot of reading, do a lot of work and disappear so a lot of members recently o

what was similar for us alaskans watching from afar with the fact that the oil industry was caught flat-footed. i'm sure they had all kinds of plans to keep that from happening and plans to deal with it when it did happen, but did any of it work? no. that we'll got loose and spread. what was very familiar entry considerable extent, the same as here, was the impact on communities that live along the coast of the gulf, especially the fishing communities. after that still, a lot of people from the area came up here to look at what we had done in having a mechanism to give citizens a voice in how the oil industry operates in these areas. demo condo spell was much larger than the exxon valdez. as i recall, the flow just went on for day after day. whereas, the exxon valdez was a one and done in. >> -- isn't. >> -- event. >> do you think the oil industry has learned its lesson in the exxon valdez? >> yes and no. in the immediate aftermath, they did respond. i make no judgment after the sincerity of their is once. -- response. the attention of the public will turn to other matters, but the attention o

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what was similar for us alaskans watching from afar was the oil industry was caught flat-footed. i have sure they had all kinds of plans to keep that from happening, and plans to deal with it, but did any of it work? no, it did not. that will got loose and it spread and spread and spread. impact on communities that live on the coast of the golf -- especially the fishing communities, the cajuns and so on. , a lot ofthat spill people from that area came up here to look at what we had done in the prince william sound regional citizens advisory council, having a mechanism to give citizens a voice and how the oil industry operates in these areas. as i recall, the flow went on for day after day, for an inconceivable amount of time, whereas the escon -- the exxon valdez was a one and done event. >> do you think the oil industry had learned its lessons from and the oil spill off the coast of louisiana? yes and no. in the immediate aftermath, they did respond. i make no judgment as to the sincerity of their response. if history is any guide, those lessons will be lost. the attention of th

>> well, looking at it from afar, it certainly seems that it's been personality-based, and it's been much too partisan in the house. to the contrary, you see the great degree of cooperation between richard and mark and the senate committee, and i commend them for that. and that carries over, by the way, into the discussions on the floor, when often senators are talking to each other where you can find another senator, it's when you're voting on the floor. you'll often see the little clumps on the floor of the senate of republicans and democratic senators that are on the intelligence committee. conferring, talking. >> mike, jane, do you agree that it's just personalities or is there something special about the house here? >> well, the -- >> oh, look at the time. yeah. >> the house is a perpetual election machine. understand, two-year terms means you're out there all the time running for election. if you're a member of the intelligence committee and you handle yourself correctly, you can't talk about being on the committee. so it's not helpful in an election to just sit and do everythi

roads fear they may be bypassed but the largest of all critical voices was surprisingly coming from afar i think it's a horrific thing that's being done where you are feeding billions and billions of dollars from germany primarily and other countries but primarily from germany. into the coffers of russia the united states opposes the north stream to pipeline with respect to north korea to which fits into that we don't think that's in the best interest of the security of europe europe has never said no to us fuel more expensive and hard to transit but it didn't stop america from warring wiring and attacking the us ambassador in bernini went as far as threatening countries involved in the project with sanctions. the united states strongly opposes north stream to the pipeline pose a serious geopolitical consequences to our european allies and partners we continue to stress that firms operating in the russian and the export pipeline sector i'm gage an exhibit says that carries significant sanctions risk doesn't put it we are not part of these political speculation us we are concentrating on

who have said that you know without diagnosing him from afar that the he has the symptoms of someone with a narcissistic personality disorder but can you be a narcissist and still be happy. i doubt that you can half an hour layoff happiness but i doubt that you have a deep sense of meaning and purpose and having a good and meaningful life that is one of the vic lyman's for you to have a happy life i was looking at some of the books that are recommended in your courses and they claim this is i thought it was interesting they claim that artificial intelligence is a grand opportunity for people in the in the near future to find happiness how how is it going to make us feel better. i would turn this around i think that human skills and that's what the newest research shows us human skills of requirement to go alongside with artificial intelligence to make it short everything that a computer cannot do that is a human trait will be much more important in the future and these are skills like empathy collaboration positive emotions that's something we need so that we can work alongside with

ever since i've come up how hard the team plays is something you respect from afar. >> even the staffes of the rivalry. both teams feel the motivation for bay area bragging rights. >> i want to beat the guys on the other side of the bias bad as anyone. that's one of the first series we pack the place. hopefully that's a spring board. >> you can feel it. there's tension and you want to come away with wins. you're playing series to win them. there's a different intensity to those games. >> both times i put the uniforms on it's significant. >> and there's more. two giant pitchers played on the other side of the bay. >> i'm a chicago guy. i would equate it to white sox and cubs, now i've seep both ends of that and both ends of this. i wish we played more. i wish they were 12 a year. >> the fans would be all right with that. this year they play four times and it's a long wait. the first time they meet is august 19th. those games as always will be special. looking at the weather, we have green on the radar from this morning's system. that's quite a bit of rain. picked up thunderstorms aroun

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online [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afarte access. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. president trump: while we are making great strides and our country is doing as well and maybe in many ways better than it's done before, democrat lawmakers are embracing socialism, they want to replace individual rights with total government domination. justice week more than 100 democrats in congress signed up for a socialist takeover of american healthcare. judge jeanine: that's president trump warning conservatives of a socialist nightmare that could overtake our country if we alight. here with reaction to this and so much more, dennis prager whose prager university website has more than a billion views last year. his last book "rational bible" is the best selling bible commentary today. >> it's always great to see you. judge jeanine: the first thing i said to dennis prager is you are a lot bigger than i thought you were. >> i'm 6'4". judge jeanine: the p

ameritrade. [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afaronal monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. >>> chairman of the house oversight committee, elijah cummings is suggesting there might be more coming to testify. here's what he said about people mensed in michael cohen's testimony. >> that there were names mentioned, records mentioned during the hearing and we'll bring them in. >> would it be fair then to say if any names come up -- >> they have a good chance to appear before congress. >> that includes the president's children and some of his tauch aids. the author of "the threat matrix, inside robert mueller's fi fbi and the war on global terror." . you just heard chairman cummings say if a name came up in cohen's testimony, they'll probably be reaching out to them. this is one name that came up over andover again. >>> correct? >> yes. the bottom signature. i believe is adam weisselberg. in the office with me was adam weisselberg. allen weisselberg >> who would know the answers t

the single market, norway style brexit, much softer than the prime minister has been advocating an afar possibility of having a vote on another referendum. we've seen over the last few weeks that that has not won the confidence of the majority in the house of commons but we will be in in the house of commons but we will beina in the house of commons but we will be in a slightly different era, really, from next week onwards, knowing those dates have been set out. there are some big decisions coming down the track. decisions which will show the canned being kicked down the road, there is not much more kicking to be done. let's cross to brussels, where jean—claude juncker and donald tusk were speaking. during the discussion among the eu 27, the leaders approached these requests in a positive spirit. european council decided to approve the strasbourg agreement. regarding the strasbourg agreement. regarding the extension, how decisions envisaged two scenarios. in the first scenario, if the agreement is passed by the house of commons next week, the european council agrees to an extension unti

starr ♪ [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afarccess. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. >> laura: all the lame-stream media and democrat palace are in total meltdown tonight because judge ellis the district course in virginia did not throw the book at paul manafort. put him in jail for 50 years. he was only sentenced to 47 months in prison. that's 4 years for tax and bank fraud. instead of the 25 years that mueller wanted. >> our legal system in america. it does not operate with equal force for everyone. paul manafort got the special clubbie washington elite friendly treatment. >> he didn't apologize. yet this judge clearly taking his side. >> there are two americans when it comes to justice. if you are a wealthy white collar criminal you are treated one way and not, treated another. >> laura: making this about race was utterly disgusting and despicable. in every one of those people should know better. a lot of folks commenting are the same people

rotation. [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afarte access. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. judge jeanine: president trump calls the dem's anti-hate resolution that did not name ilhan omar a disgrace. joining me, award-winning journalist john solomon along with sara carter. a lot to talk about. but i want to start with john. john, you wrote an article for the hill. you talk about a congresswoman, a democrat congresswoman who was not too happy with ilhan omar. it's amazing that we only heard about one. so talk to me. >> there are a lot of democrats talking. judge jeanine: they are not talking publicly. >> now you have yvette clark. she said my own constituents in new york were harmed and hurt by congresswoman omar's statements. nancy pelosi came in and praised the freshman class that said this was the group of law makers to help close the divide in america. now, you have one of them causing division. judge jeanine: she had the chance to bridge the d

she's a senior attorney and federal afares council with the national conference of state legislatures. she's been in that role since 2000. she's director of the law and criminal justice committee of ncsl and lead staff for executive task force on cybersecurity. she has also participated in federal policy efforts around immigration for the last several years. working closely with the immigration task force. commissioner bill from charlotte county, florida, is chair of the national association of counties immigration task force. and has been a member of the board of county commissioners in his county since 2012. three times re-elected as chairman of the board of the county commissioners and currently serving as vice chairman. he's also a member of a public safety commission which is a policymaking committee and he has been in the business world for a long time, including owning a construction company in florida. susan, let me start with you. ncsl has been active in federal immigration policy for quite a while. your immigration task force has been around for a while. can you talk about t

lieberman says it's not fair for george conway to make an amateur diagnosis of the president from afar problems with an untrained clinician trying to make a diagnosis. first of all, it's not going to be valid without proper training. a layperson can't just match up the criteria. the second is, even for a physician, they can't make diagnoses from across the room. >> reporter: but george conway has never held back from diagnosing what he believes is wrong with trump or his administration. after years of tweets and op-peds questioning mr. trump's competen competence, conway unloaded back in november on the yahoo! podcast, "skullduggery." >> the administration is like a shit show in a dumpster fire. >> reporter: the president has taken conway's barbs in stride. >> mr. kellyanne conway? he's just trying to get publicity for himself. >> reporter: but tonight, as george conway's criticisms of president trump become more serious, van susteren says his tweets raise add important question. >> certainly, the question arises in my mind, is this good cop/bad cop, is he hearing something from his wi

[ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afar withd have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. jesse: joe biden flirting with the idea of running for president in 2020 he will make an announcement soon but is he caving to the resistance? he recently said this about vice president pentz. >> the fact of the matter is he is a decent guy. jesse: just hours later he backtracked. there is nothing decent about being anti- lgbtq rights and that includes a vice president. joining me now political communist and former trump campaign manager. can't abide in just say he is a decent guy and let it go? why does he have to pander and cater because some nitwit radical resistor on twitter gives him a hard time quick. >> he did not have to apologize but he did because that person represented a community of the lgbt community. jesse: do not forget the queue. jesse: do not forget the queue normally it is plus i don't want to offend but that not everyone so the democrats are insane th

headscarf they're being worn as a mark of respect by non muslims who have come down to watch from afar well as well as these events there are burials happening on friday about fifteen bodies have been buried so far of the fifty people killed on first day i was privileged to be invited to the funeral of the eldest person to have been killed in last week's attacks there's more port. in the life policy doubt nabil loved motorbikes so his sons arranged for members of a club to lead his funeral cortege nabil was the first and at seventy one the eldest person shot and killed last friday in christchurch witnesses say he greeted the gunman at the door of the al nor mosque not realizing his intent his family is profoundly proud of his spinal words of welcome. on thursday hundreds of people came to the muslim section of christ churches memorial park cemetery to pay their last respects and reflect on his life he was the first african in new zealand anya's search to accomplish a mosque in he built the allure mosque in is the founder so many people are being buried this week there's a marquee at th

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coverage [ sighing ] ♪ oh my momma she gave me ♪ these feathered breaths ♪ ♪ oh my momma check in from afar access. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo in an xfinity store, call, or go online today. >> nothing proven at all that the palm beach police department has tried to conduct any type of cover-up in this matter, that word cover-up as been brought up only by the media and the public. >> although the aleppe alleged m went it police department, police were not able to reach william kennedy smith for 6 days, after two weeks of withholding much in, palm beach police released a report friday april 12, including victim's statements. william kennedy smith's name, detail regarding the on going investigation. and the examinations conducted by emergency room doctors at humana hospital. >> now finally, palm beach police department -- releases a report on what they say happened that night in the kennedy compound. >> i'm going to elaborate briefly on the alleged allegations cop contained in that report, the victim met william smith after -- midnight march 30, a s