weinberger's treatment of phyllis barnes.actice insurer to defend him. ho did not respond to a request for an interview. however, in court he told the jury phyllis barnes needed sinus surgery. not only was she a candidate but after that surgery she never again complained about her sinuses. "vanity fair" writer buzz bissinger says that defense fits in perfectly with what he's learned about mark weinberger. i believe he thinks all of the surgery he did was necessary. >> weinberger's lawyer had witnesses that said phyllis barnes' cancer was probably not even detectible when she first visited dr. weinberger. in fact, other professionals such as the emergency room doctors who had seen phyllis barnes at the same time had failed to detect her throat cancer. >> i would ask people just to look at it for more than just one side. >> interestingly, suzette dennington, perhaps mark weinberger's most passionate defender, was not called to testify. >> he advertised just as a sinus specialist. patients called him knowing or suspecting they h

surprisingly, it's a barn. it's goal is to keep ranching alive even if the area continues to urbanize. our abc 7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is in pleasanton. >> reporter: this is a common scene, concrete poured for the latest development, but this is not for your typical housing project or new skyscraper. this is for a barn. >> thatere's housing that continues to creep in on the open lands and harder and hardser fhards erharder for children to raise animals. >> this is at the fairground, used by kids in 4h and future farmers of america. >> we need the barn because people that live in the city, they can't have large animals because they don't fit in your house, and it's weird to have one in your backyard. >> reporter: officials say getting to this appointment has not been easy. this is seven years in the making. there wereut where to put it, who would build it, and how to pay for it. >> everything is so difficult to do in government, but we were able to get through it, they dedicated the barn to a 10-year-ol

police trying to coax the man out of the house when the barn exploded.horities updating the media the suspect has not been apprehended yet. we will update you as we learn more. 3 national pro-choice groups doing the trumpet ministration trying to block a shift in federal funding including a new policy effort to include abstinence education. >> planned parenthood fighting back against multiple efforts to cut off millions of dollars it received in federal funding. the trumpet ministration putting abstinence over contraception. earlier this year the department of health and human services announced new criteria for the grant program to favor the richest based organizations and hospitals over groups like planned parenthood. tens of millions of dollars in federal funding. today the group sued the trumpet ministration in an attempt to block the changes arguing it would restrict access to birth control and reproductive health care for millions of women. >> are concerned with these changes as it would limit women's options and keep them from having the best heal

naturally. >>> new at 11:00, first the tubbs fire destroyed farm and barns. then on thursday fire once again sparked inside a small barn located on campus, bringing back horrible memories for students. >> our reporter has their story of strength. >> the fire started in one of these two. there was this whole other part here that got burnt up. >> reporter: all of santa rosa's high school ag's students know thursday night's fire could have been a lot worse. most of them rushed to the small barn in their pajamas. >> because of the tubbs fire, it was automatically just an instant, you know, adrenaline rush. >> reporter: on october 9th, the tubbs fire destroyed the department's farm and barns out on alba lane. no animals were lost then. and thursday night, all were saved too. but the fire brought all of those old feelings and fears rushing back. >> we just can't catch a break, it seems like. >> reporter: abbott salmon is just 15. fire already took her fountain grove home, the school's farm, and now threatened her beloved pigs. >> it was like our second home after o

officer john barnes also has a long way to go in recovery.he 49-year old school resource officer was shot after he confronted the suspect. santa fe i.s.d. police chief walter braun says despite the horror, his officers are or, lient. >> officers went in there and icd what they could. this is what they train for. went in immediately and it's a tragic event for everybody involved. >> reporter: barnes was a houston police officer for more yban 20 years and retired from the force earlier this year. houston police chief art acevedo visited barnes and says the father is slowly recovering. do you think officer barnes saved lives? >> oh, absolutely. him and everybody that responded, they responded quickly they engaged quickly. i just thank god that they were there. the assistant chief saved his hefe. returning fire and dragging him out and applying a tourniquet. >> reporter: classes here at santa fe high school will be cancelled on monday and tuesday, but grief counselors will be here to help students and families. don? >> don dahler: it is becoming

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then the barn exploded. authorities say the wife was severely beaten. >> around 2 pm or so, a female victim did enter the north haven police department with a complaint about a domestic disturbance. >> authorities did not make contact with the barricaded man before the explosion. they are still searching for him. they say that he may have been inside the barn when it exploded. >>> 4:15. san jose sharks shut out the loss vegas golden knights 4-0. now the western conference semifinals is tied. >> marcus starts the cycle again. here he comes. >> marcus sorensen of the sharks scored four minutes apart in the first period. given san jose that fast start that peter deboer wanted. joe also scored. the series is tied at 2. it's only the 3rd time all season the sharks have beaten the nights. though play again tomorrow night in las vegas. the a's beat the seattle mariners 3-to despite struggling for most of the game. james paxton stuck out 16 batters last night. no other cl pitcher has done that since livermore native

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." >> the old barn is in shambles now. the fields back in the day so lush and productive, gone to seed. the farmhouse empty. time was the farm land in horry county, some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's grand dad opened a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn and my grand daddy built this. >> it was tobacco property? >> he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall if the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl

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one of the two officers who rushed in to stop the shooter was john barnes who was shot himself by the gunman and a former houston police officer now works with the santa fe independent school district. i've pulled his heart stopped twice while doctors and paramedics were trying to stem his bleeding but he is a fighter and held on. he is now in critical but stable condition in galveston. we, of course, pushing him and all other first responders and the other officers courageously confronted the shooter and saved other lives and we wish officer barnes and his entire family the best as he fully recovers from this injury. another hero who has emerged from the account of the shooting is christopher stone. he's a 17 -year-old junior who wants the shooting started block to the classroom door protecting his fellow students from the gunman. tragically when the government shot through the door christopher was hit and did not survive. we will remember him and all the other lives that were lost this week as we pledge to do better and work harder and work together and to find new ways to protect o

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instant adrenaline rush. >> reporter: the tubbs fire destroyed the department's farms and barns. no animals were lost then. thursday night, all were saved, too. but the fire brought all of those old feelings and fears rushing back. >> we just can't catch a break, it seems leek. >> abbott is just 15. fire already took her grove home. >> it was like a second home, so having it also catch on fire, it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: everyone is trying to look forward to a future, and to a fund-raiser where organizers hope to raise $100,000. >> it's a steppingstone to recover, to build for the future and replace what was lost. >> reporter: a fund-raiser will take place here next saturday night at the mary agatha center. >>> san francisco has honored ed lee with a last been tribute. yesterday abc 7 news was at the civic center when public works crews planted a tree. the st. mary's magnolia stands in a new media. lee, you will recall, died unexpectedly in december. yesterday would have been his 66th birthday. former mayor willie brown reflected on the honor for his friend. >> the city do

and where that barn explosion happened. morning hours, and law enforcement, crews letting that burn, the suspect was in the area. we get an update early from police the suspect is at large, neighbors to shelter in place here. >> 46 minutes after the hour, time to check in with steve ducey for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> another slow news day, not. rudy giuliani who electrified the political world with his revelations on hannity, to talk about those payments michael cohen made to stormy daniels. got an explanation and you will hear it right here on "fox and friends". the atty. gen. from texas, ken paxton, joins us how they are suing the federal government over daca. sarah sanders and dana loesch, and are a spokesperson. the pres. going to the big nra convention and she will talk about that and so much more. just another slow news day on the couch. rob: look forward to it. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well

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a man is believed to be barricaded in a barn after it explodes and burst into flames.many as eight police officers injured in that blast that rocked this quiet neighborhood in north haven, connecticut. investigators tried coaxing the man out before the explosion in a standoff that lasted several hours. they believe he held his wife hostage for more than three days. she is safe but it is unclear exactly how she got away. police are trying to make contact with batman and figure out what caused the explosion. they don't know if he is armed or what his motives might be. all the injured police officers are expected to recover. we will follow that story. in the meantime the newest member of donald trump's legal team taking a stand against the mueller investigation saying the special counsel may be setting a trap as new details in the stormy daniels payment saw are brought to light. griff jenkins live in washington with more. quite an interview last night. >> if you need any proof the legal team is shifting to more aggressive combat of approach look no further than rudy giuli

abc 7 news was at santa rosa high school as school staff checked on the barn.ts that flames were spotted in the eves. crews put out the flames in about 11 minutes. hey, sawdust and shelving inside the barn were burned. no structural damage or pigs hurt. officials don't know the cause but say there were heat lamps inside the barn to keep the animals warm. >>> if you or on twitter, change your password right now. a bug may have compromised all 330 million users passwords. >> a bug allowed unencrypted passwords to be stored in an internal database. if anyone hacked in, they could have accessed the passwords. twitter has fixed the bug and says there's no indication of a breach. >> i got the notification that should secure my account by changing my password. >> if someone hacked it or something, it would have been a big issue. we'll definitely change the passwords. >> some experts say you should days and make sure they are long and complicated. >>> an initiative to protect your privilege see online is a step closer to the ballot. backers turned in 625,000 signatures

good evening and welcome to the barnes & noble on the upper east side. i'll ask are going to please take their seats. we are going to in tonight's program. before it can if you would doublecheck your cell phones and make sure they are silently appreciate that they immediately following the discussion we will be opening up to questions and answers for either myself or matthew will be running over with a microloan for you. just be patient with us. he is a former u.s. congressman coming from long island and we are delighted to welcome steve israel to the barnes & noble upper east side this evening. these days is a federal commentator and author and easier tonight with "new york times" best-selling author nelson demille to talk about the satirical new novel "big guns" which christopher buckley refers to is the funniest thing to come out of washington d.c. in a long, long time. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming steve israel and nelson demille. [applause] >> i'm a democrat so i will sit on the left. [laughter] >> you have to start with a joke. >

when the officers arrived and they went in to all barn behind the house the barn exploded. they believe that the source of the blast was from an explosive device. none of the injuries our life threatening and the suspects wife escaped on her. and one reporter -- unhurt. and one reporter said that she had remained captive for four days. >>> the southwest air flight from chicago to new work was forced to land in cleveland today. a passenger window broke. the airplane never lost cabin pressure but 70 people were on board. and they will never forget this flight. >> we heard a crack and everybody started to move away from it. >> the people started to freak out and we turned around and all the flight attendants were running down the aisle to check it out. >> today's incident comes two weeks after another southwest airline jet was forced to make an emergency landing in philadelphia. of land -- a fan blade shattered a window and killed a passenger on board. we learned more about the windows on board commercial jetliners.>> reporter: the windowpanes on southwest airplanes and other

the school's agricultural barn went up in flames last night with dozens of pigs on the property. kpix5 ease don ford has the story. >> engine 11 got the call and didn't sound pretty. >> got dispatch for a fire at santa rosa high school ag building in their barn and came in as multiple animals within the building and the building was on fire. >> fire fighters found 42 pigs inside and luckily the fire wasn't what they expected. >> the fire was smaller than first reported. >> would wood -- woodchips too close to a heat lamb and no one hurt. the ag teacher said it was a close call. >> few minutes longer and we may be talking about a difference story. >> today it is absolutely fine and everything is back together and kids are happy and pens are happy and looking a little skiddish and they'll be fine in a couple days. >> santa rosa high is one of the few high schools that have an ag program. they learn to care and feed the animals. they learn the ability of raising livestock. the auction of county fair. the high school is very thankful. >>> an intruder caught red handed inside a mounta

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. >> reporter: when the floodwaters came racing down main street, jason barnes' toy store didn't stand a chance. the water was up to the ceiling. >> yeah, and then some it looks like. >> reporter: leaving a basement full of toys under water. where do you start the cleanup? >> i don't know. i don't know that anything will be salvageable. >> reporter: like many here, barnes has no flood insurance, and also like many others, he spent much of his savings rebuilding after the flooding two years ago. this flood is worse. on sunday the water came rushing down main street, and as it rushed down, it took the sidewalk with it with the water up to the tops of some of these doors. the water ran so fast some shops when from dry to flooded in just minutes. >> everyone is going to have to start asking the hart question, can we stay. >> reporter: this time around jason said he's not sure he will. jeff pegues, cbs news, ellicott city, maryland. >>> well, after nearly six months of fighting to stay in office, the governor of missouri is resigning. eric greitens, road scholar and ex-navy s.e.a.l. was a r

the barn exploded as the police were trying to coax the man out. neighbors said the blast was powerful. >> literally stuff on our kitchen tables was shaking. it's just unbelievable. this is such a quiet town. stuff like this never happens around here. >> the officers were not seriously injured. the fire that followed the explosion spread to the house. the wife escaped. but it's unclear what happened to her husband. >>> the last flight of a 60-year-old military plane ended in disaster. all nine crew members of an aging c-130 died when it crashed onto a georgia highway yesterday. it had just taken off from savannah hilton head international airport. the crew was flying the plane into retirement. mark strassmann has details. >> reporter: thick black smoke billowed from the c-130 hercules cargo plane moments after it nose-dived and exploded near hilton head international airport. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to our brothers and sisters at the puerto rico international guard. >> reporter: officials say the plane was in the air for about two miles.

. >> reporter: the sheriff says officer john barnes has up-and-down days after several surgeries. he is listed in critical conditions but he's calling officer barnes and others heroes for confronting the shooter. there's also a teacher in the hospital. she's listed in good condition. omar villafranca, cbs news, santa fe, texas. >>> a plea deal agreed to by the man who prosecutors say opened fire at a florida airport last year is expected to be finalized tomorrow. 28-year-old esteban santiago will plead guilty to 11 of the 22 counts against him. in exchange, prosecutors won't seek the death penalty. the attack at the ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport killed five people and wounded six others. >>> through the night, a massive manhunt continued for the killer of a maryland police officer. the veteran baltimore county officer was fatally injured while investigating a suspicious vehicle. witnesses say she was run over by a jeep. she had been on the force almost four years. >>> and lava from the kilauea volcano entered the property of a geo thermal plant on the big island o

officer john barnes is in critical but stable condition after confronting the gunman. without him, authorities say, the death toll could have been much higher. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, santa fe, texas. >> let's take a turn now and take a look at our weather and see how we're shaping up for the week. here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good monday morning. rain on the mississippi river, down the tennessee, arkansas border. this air why will have showers, maybe an isolated severe storm. tornado risk is low. we could get wind damage in indianapolis and areas of ohio. 4 million people are at risk for these storms. it is beautiful and mild in areas of the northeast. d.c. at 80 degrees, new york city 79. we have storms in the gulf coast and florida. looks soggy and could stay that 80, hottest sports the desert southwest phoenix today at 97. >>> we'll take a look at the week ahead forecast heading into the big holiday weekend. >> all right. forgot about that, bill. thank you. >>> by the numbers, 1100 pound fivb was caught in a river outside northeast

the man refused to come out and then the barn exploded. the wife who was severely beaten notified authorities six hours before the explosion. >> around 2:00 p.m. or so, a female victim did enter the north haven police department with a complaint of a domestic disturbance. >> nine officers were injured in the barn explosion but they are expected to recover. >>> the time is 6:56. police from las vegas released body cam video from one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history where 58 people were killed. >> we've got one suspect down. >> this is clear. this is clear. >> what was the shots fired in here? >> this is only partial video. it shows the officers bursting into the hotel room of the gunman, steven paddock at the mandalay hotel. the broken window where paddock fired the shots, you can also see them as the police searched the room. >> anything in here indicates two guys. >> i see a guy switching guns, not reloading. >> did he write something on that. >> the video does not show what the first officer who went inside saw because

officer barnes exemplified that today. a testament to being able to turn on and turn off the very different mentalities of getting to know children and communities. we followed these kids like they were the kardashians. >> is there a way we can be more alert members of society? >> absolutely. society in general, we need to rely on ourselves more than expect someone else to fix problems when it comes to these school shootings. i truly believe if we are going to prevent them, what we need to start doing is stay vigilant. a lot of times people want to say this can't happen here, this happens someplace else and it is too late. >> thank you for all you do for this country. coming up donald trump nominating robert wilkie as the next va secretary but he's the right person to fix an agency plagued with problems? new details on spying on the trump campaign, how close could that informant get to being hired as part of their team? jason chaffetz is here to react next. save big during the go outdoors event and sale at bass pro shops a

. >> reporter: the school's resource officer, 49-year-old john barn was shot in death -- john barnes was shot in death arms as he confronted the suspect. he's still in critical condition in the hospital. >> the officers went in there and did what they could. they did what they're trained for and went in immediately, and, um, it's a tragic event for everybody involved. >> reporter: the suspect was a 17-year-old junior at the school. he made his first court appearance on friday where he didn't say much, only asking for a lawyer. court documents show that pagourtzis surrendered to police outside the classroom and told them he did not shoot students he did like so he could have his story told. t planted tw school, but both >> now the judge in the case said the suspect planted two improvised bombs at the school but both turns out to be nonfunctional. the suspect is being held in jail without bail and faces multiple capital murder charges. >>> and a sheriff's canine is lucky to have alive after a suspect stabbed him in the head. jackie burke is a convicted sex offender on parole wanted for

. >> reporter: when the floodwaters came racing down main street, jason barnes' toy store didn't stand a chance. the water was up to the ceiling. >> yeah, and then, some it looks like. >> reporter: leaving a basement full of toys under water. where do you start the cleanup? >> i don't know. i don't know if anything in here will be salvageable. >> reporter: like many here, barnes has no flood insurance, and also like many others here, he spent much of his savings rebuilding after ellicott city flooded two years ago. they say this flood is worse. on sunday the water came rushing down main street, and as it progressed down the street it took the sidewalk with it with the water up to the top of some of these doors. the water ran so fast, some shops went from dry to flooded in just minutes. >> everyone's going toavto start asking the hard questions, "can we stay?" >> reporter: this time around, jason says he's not sure he will. jeff pegues, cbs news, ellicott city, maryland. >> glor: on hawaii's big island, residents hoping to dodge the lava from the kilauea volcano are running out of escap

. >>> firefighters save dozens of squealing pigs from a barn fire in the north bay. they moved the pigs away from the flames using hey bails to pen them in the pictures from the press democrat though the rescue. the fire was at the santa rosa high school ag barn and contract spotted by contractors nearby. one of the them sprang into axe as soon as he saw the flames. >> as we bust the gate open i ran over and found the hose. as soon as i found it they were telling me on the phone don't try to put it out. adrenalin was going. there was smoke, pigs, goats, chickens, and making noise. >> the santa rosa fire department says it put out the fire in under 15 minutes muchet cause is uninvestigates. >>> school will start later at palo alto later this year. that's according to the palo alto weekly. unthe new bell schedule students will start classes at 8:30. and 10:0 a on alternating days. the school day currently starts at 8:15. the school says a later start time will minimize stress and increase sleep and flex analyst for staerng. the one down side is the day ends at 3:35 p.m

lts new at 5:00 a.m., i learned it was a barn on the property that exploded.g up with us, this explosion happened in north haven connecticut. police are responding to a hostage situation. a woman claimed her estranged husband was holding her for three days. when police got there, the barn burst into flames. the wife was able to escape unharmed. the officers' injuries are non-life-threatening. huge flames there. police think the suspect was inside the barn when it exploded, but there is still an investigation happening now. it's unclear if there is still a search going on. reggie? >> thank you, jessica. earthquakes are shaking hawaii's kilauea volcano. seismologists think they may be signaling a possible eruption. 50 small quakes were detected yesterday morning alone. scientists say it could trigger a new eruption and people are being told to stay away. this is video from last week. local, state and federal officials are making preparations for a possible eruption. residents are being told together ready to evacuate quickly. >>> san francisco's police chief wil

barnes is a hero.individual within four minutes or approximately four minutes, they're heroes. they contained him in that one area isolated to them, engaging with him so he did no more damage to other classes. >> teachers will return to school this wednesday. students will return a week from tomorrow. some of course will never return, among them kimberly vaughn who was killed in her first period art class on friday. i spoke with her mother tonight just before the beginning of tonight's newscast. what do you want people to know about kim? >> she was a force to be reckoned with. he is loved everybody. she never knew a stranger because she'd talk to anybody. we would be in the grocery store and she'd be talking everybody's ear off. she was a great comedian, she was never without her little corny jokes. she was known for it. she would sent me tech messages, little goofy thing all the time. she was just -- i said it a bunch of times. she was just too awesome for all of us down here. so she had to go upstair

so he cleaned out an old dairy barn so she could make it her own personal museum. couldn't wait to show it to us. but only after she changed into something, well a bit more british. >> welcome to royal teas. >> i'm really severely underdressed. >> inside. carefully arranged to the rafters, are some 3,000 pieces of everything. ♪ ♪ >> is there anything you won't collect? >> no. i'll collect anything. there is a box of tissues from 1977. >> there is a cup and saucer from 1817. >> memorializing the death of princess char let of wales. bobby pins from queen elizabeth's 1953 coronation. this is rarer. a mug celebrating the last royal wedding with one whopping mistake. >> when he has arrived from china, it had harry on it. instead of william. it says there, will and kate. it's not, it's harry and kate. >> it's not the largest collection of royal memorabilia. but it used to be. at least according to guinness world record back in 2003. >> right next to the largest chamber pot collection. the largest. i don't know whether you can say this. the largest condom collection. in t

. >> reporter: a barn behind the house exploding, bursting into flames, shaking houses for miles aroundthis drone footage showing the impact. police say the wife was able to escape before the blast, but the remains of one person were found inside that barn. and authorities are working to confirm if they belong to her husband. david, police are investigating if the blast was intentional. five of those officers are still in the hospital tonight. they're said to be in fair condition. david? >> all right, linzie, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the new alert from twitter tonight for everyone who uses twitter, what they want you to do right now, and why. >>> also, more on that deadly mall shooting. we have news coming in on the gunman. >>> and that parking deck collapse. several vehicles damaged when the bottom simply gave out. orn) when it's your mission to get a better hot dog in every hand, well, you gotta make... a better dog! that's what oscar mayer does every... single... day. our dogs are totally free from artificial preservatives, any added nitrates or nitrites, and we

the man refused to come out and then the barn exploded. wife who authorities say was severely beaten notified police about six hours before the explosion happened. >> around 2:00 p.m. or so, a female victim did enter the north haven police department with a complaint of a domestic disturbance here. >> eight officers were injured in the barn explosion but they are all expect today recover. >>> police in las vegas released new body camera video of one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history where 58 people were killed. >> we've got unshout suspect down. 419 inside. >> this is clear. this is clear. >> what was the shots fired in here. >> now, this is only partial video. but it shows the officers bering into the hotel room of the gunman, stephen paddock at the mandalay bay hotel. assault style weapons were scattered around the room. the window where he fired the shots, you can see them as police searched the room. >> anything in here would indicate two guys? >> i see a guy switching guns, not reloading. switching guns, not reloadin

friend and fellow law enforcement officer captain jimmy dale said barnes nearly died. he is expected to survive, yet he still cannot speak. >> he doesn't want to be called a hero. his wife said he's going to hate this. but he is. >> reporter: there are several vigils planned for later today. and the funeral for one of the students who passed away here. and dan and diane, the suspect's family has released a statement saying they are shocked and confused by what happened. and they've extended heartfelt prayers and condolences to all of the victims. >> i bet so many in that town feel that way. marcus, thank you. >>> we move on now to president trump doubling down on unsupported claims that an intelligence informant was spying on his campaign. >> the president on twitter calling for action now. george stephanopoulos is standing by with analysis. we start with david wright at the white house. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and diane. it's still not clear whether the reports of an fbi mole inside the trump campaign is a tempest in a teapot, or, as

fred barns good to see see you thank you for coming on appreciate it. >> good.iz: let's get to this story about the first lady recovering from benign kidney surgery but the media now questioning the recovery time saying the white house is not being honest. coming up a guest says they're going too far but first google, its employees in open revolt saying stop working on military contracts. now, a new report says dozens have quit because of it we're bringing in a double amputee wounded warrior he is joey jones and he said american workers should not find it shameful helping the guys who protect us, that's after this. a bachelor. and that's how he intended to keep it. then he met the love of his life. who came with a three foot, two inch bonus. for this new stepdad, it's promising to care for his daughter as if she's his own. every way we look out for those we love is an act of mutuality. we can help with the financial ones. learn more or find an advisor at massmutual.com we can help with the financial ones. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can st

the breaking news is sarah carter and the author of the soon to be released number one best seller, barns noble.com, hannity.com, you want to read this book. i have read a lot of it. it's amazing. the russian hoax, the i wil i wt scheme to clear hilary clinton and frame donald trump. talking about spy gate. we have a lot of time to talk. you said, sean, i looked up the definition of what a spy is. this is the government definition? >> this is the plain dictionary definition. if you look up spy in the thesaurus, it says secret or undercover agent. that's what he was, deployed, under cover to gather information through listening or conversations done secretly. yes, this was a spy operating. the media wants to quibble over semantics to trash trump as a liar, but the media is too lazy or stupid to look it up. >> journalism in america is dead. it's dead. it's gone. it's buried. they are all liberal activists. i have amazing stuff we are doing you will be proud of. i promise you that. sarah, good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> i didn't watch a lot of t.v. this weekend, and i don't like

and then there was a very nice celebration at the barn her house my grandparents house in berlin. if. your father was executed by the nazi regime when you were sixteen i was able to pass on to you any important meaningful life lesson that i missed. to stand up for what you believe in and not be afraid when others disagree that's what he taught me if you don't have to fund an audience i'll give you three sentences which i'd like you to complete i won't stop sitting uncomfortable truths because stating uncomfortable truths and being an outsider is the only way to be creative. speed it will survive because. because ultimately these days there are more social democratic questions than answers the answers need to be found or europe will only survive if germany and france together take the lead and don't heed what others say . from the nanny thanks for talking to us. what keeps us in shape what makes us see and how. my name is dr carson the i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tune and let's try to stay. next. to w.

anyway we're going to we're going to focus now on nico bunch of course who is going to be taking over a barn in interesting lee was there this evening at the helm of frankfurt and what challenges will he face now at munich and of course have how will frankly cope without him. i. take care of a cup i buy music is difficult we see that the possum cosa coming in especially off the coach is like high kisses after opined audio to laugh because it's a difficult club to be in charge of i don't think of us has never been in charge of a very big club frank harmatz able to they've now because five times german champions by munich champions league for being the best team in germany so to say is a different kettle of fish and. it's very difficult will be difficult for him to do well but i think you know. i think i think let's be honest i give him a year and then i can be back for a fifth since. it's great to get out means your words there bring us back some from confetti back to the studio and enjoy the celebrations make the kind of coming over at the olympic stadium thanks so much. but it was also the

belonging to his father he walked into an art class and opened fire i didn't see anything i just heard go barnes and everybody you know yelling at first you know all we heard was run run and next thing you know we hear. that then everybody just started running the shooting comes just three months after seventeen people were gunned down at a school in parkland florida widespread wage in the wake of that incident prompted nationwide protests calling on lawmakers to bring in tougher gun controls today the flag at the white house is once again flying is half mast and president donald trump is once again expressing his condolences to his shattered community we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students secure our schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others trump responded to the parkland shooting by encouraging educators to carry weapons but campaigners and experts say tighter gun r

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maclarin: there are competing stories, but we do know his son-in-law, nathan, left a lantern in the barn and that probably led to the fire of the rochester home. susan: why did he come to washington? kamal maclarin: he came because he established, and his final newspaper, he wanted to use his voice and pen to advocate for african americans a transition from slavery to freedom. he also wanted the year of all ar of allicians -- e the politicians in and around washington. because in 1872, the home that he purchased was not too far from the actual nation capital. susan: this was the period of reconstruction in the south. how was he able to influence policy at all? kamal maclarin: i would say that he did, because we saw that the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments were passed. but what we find is that as the reconstruction era was winding down, we see douglass becomes jaded by the whole reconstruction experiment in many ways, because there were all the things, all the advancements that were made during that critical period were pretty much being undercut or rolled back. susan: is it true that whe