you know, it was the first movie i did with john hughes, and john was always taking me and michael anthony. it was just really fun, like the best summer camp ever. >> my little brother paid a buck to see your underwear. >> molly's admirer anthony michael hall dated her back in the day. >> she was amazing. she was a very shy girl. and a lot of people didn't know that. it was a nice counterbalance to making films, long before i had a career and knew what the hell i was doing. by the way, i still don't know what the hell i'm doing. >> so what is anthony's favorite ted moment? >> i remember we were shooting a scene on the lawn. and guy and wake up john cusack and darren. >> take those ridiculous things out. >> and i remember we were shooting at 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. at the time, i'm 15, but i looked 12. i'm thinking, wow, this is unbelievable. >> michael and molly were both teenagers when they shot this coming of age classic. but the chinese exchange statement, he was 28. >> open the door. >> no way jose! >> he told us a major behind the scenes secret. he tricked the casting director to g

the first movie i did with john and he was always taking me and anthony michael hall out to the bluesreally fun. the best summer camp ever. >> my little brother paid a fwouk see your underwear. >> molly many add virer, anthony michael hall, aga ted actually dated molly ringwald back in the day. girl and a lot of people didn't know that. a nice counterbalance to making films long before i had a career and knew the hell what i was doing. by the way, i still don't know what the hell i'm doing. >> this is -- >> so what's anthony's famous ted moment? >> we were shooting a scene on the lawn and i go wake up john cusack, and darin. >> take those ridiculous things off. >> i have one more -- in the rolls-royce. shooting it about 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. at the time i'm 15 but i looked about 12 pap scrawny kid thinking this is unbelievable. >> anthony and molly were both teenagers shooting the classic but playing the unforget about chinese exchange student, well, he was 28. >> open the door. >> no way, jose. >> he told us the major behind the scene order to get the part. >> they didn't know i

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again with melissa mccarthy, kathy griffin, julia louis-dreyfus, milo ventimiglia, michael pena, new los angeles laker anthony, chef steve martorano and alison brie, with music from mac demarco, of monsters and men, bj the chicago kid and the head and the heart. so please join us for that. >> jimmy: our first guest is an unlikely hero to people many years younger than he, a leading candidate for the democratic nomination and he's doing it all without a super pac or a comb. please welcome the senator from vermont, bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. [ crowd chanting "bernie" ] >> jimmy: they still love you. were you worried at all that the enthusiasm would not be there the second teime around? >> no. >> jimmy: did you watch the mueller testimony yesterday? >> i was in a plane. so i didn't watch it. >> jimmy: you know what happened. and it probably happened as you expected. i wonder if you looked at any of that and wished that you had been there in that spot, because you really, i feel like you would have sold that report. you know, it's

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you know, anthony was -- his -- his time was pretty consistent with -- with michael's.l, you know, we -- we didn't know if they were in this together or -- or what. >> angel was on. that's what i watch in the morning. and some -- >> you watch -- you watch the episode of angel wednesday morning? that hour? tell me what you -- >> no, actually, i talked to michael for pretty much the entire hour. but angel was on the boob tube. >> reporter: as he sat in the interview room, investigators didn't know what to make of this talkative character. so they hooked anthony up to a polygraph machine. and asked him again where he and michael were that morning. >> you didn't even come close to passing that polygraph. >> i'm sorry. but i'm not lying about it. i told him i'd take another one. i mean i'm, if i was lying, why the hell would i have said i'd take it? >> well, stranger things have happened. >> i'm sure. >> yeah. >> well, i'm telling the truth. so it is what it is. i mean i -- i don't know what to tell you, sir. but you can -- i'll give you whatever you want, you know, blood. t

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anthony trinka issued what they call an 11th hour hail mary. a 38-page report that was basically scathing to the government. saying you haven't presented enough evidence to show or to prove that michael flynn is anc coconspirator in this case. you've basically been calling him a cooperating witness from the beginning. so unless you show me something, unless you give me some evidence to show that he is a coconspirator, we are not going to do it. he also stated in his brief and in his opinion that the government had no evidence whatsoever that the government of turkey paid the flynn intel group.ev remember, this is what this was all about. his partner is now in trial and this is what this is all about. they want flynn to testify against his partner but thenfl they backed away from that this week, saying they are not going to have him testify and try to designate him a coconspirator. all because they want him to compose. they want him to compose. i can tell you that according to defense attorneys, sidney powell is leading the case here, he is cooperating fully with the government and he will continue to cooperate. >> sean: all right. sara carter, investigative reporter, thank you. joini

anthony mason has some well-deserved time off. >> yes, he does. >> good to be here. >>> we begin with an administrator at morehouse college has been put on leave an a former student's accusations of sexual misconduct. michael twitter about the alleged conduct of assistant dean and interim housing director demarcus crews. at least two more students have come forward with allegations against faculty members when they say the school also ignored. mark strassmann is at the all-male college in atlanta. mark, you spoke to one of the accusers. what did he tell you? >> reporter: his name is michael key. he says he took his frustrations to social media because morehouse refused to deal with him and wants to ensure all schools take care of students. >> he always targets freshmen. i see it every day. it sickens me. >> reporter: michael key said demarcus crews repeatedly hit on him. >> my freshman year, he used to do [ bleep ] hugging me, pinching on my cheeks. >> reporter: he complained to morehouse and says nothing was dne. morehouse has a problem? >> definitely. there's definitely a problem, definitely. >> reporter: what is that problem? >> 100%. predatory behavior. >> reporter: it's adults on students? >> on stude

michael. they wanted it on record. i don't accept the apology because, they knew what they was doing. thank you very much for speaking with us. the mother of anthonyeen following that very closely over the last couple of years. it was supposed to be an inquest but because of sensitive information it turned into a public enquiry so some could be heard behind closed doors because there were certain things about police tactics and other things that could not be in the public domain as part of the investigation into the death of anthony grainger. the family feel as though they have had answers and some very strong though they have had answers and some very strong criticisms for the mp, from the judge, some very strong criticisms for the mp, from thejudge, who was some very strong criticisms for the mp, from the judge, who was the chairman of this enquiry. —— for the gmp. tom watson of the labour party has called for an independent investigation into anti—semitism in the party, some ofjeremy corbyn's closest allies try to interfere in disciplinary processes involving allegations of anti—semitism. the programme heard from a number of former officials wh