. >> yang: michael barrett is head of missouri's public defender system. >> defendants routinely sitjail for weeks just before they meet their attorney and we tell them that we are very eagur to work on ase but it's going to be a while because there's an awful lot of people in front of you. >> yang: in 2016, barrett convinced the republican- l tegislatugrant him more money for his office. and when then-governor jay nixon slashed that increase, barrett tok a bold step. >> i wanted to bring attention tobehis matteuse so many people were be incarcerated without competent representation. but before i pointed a private lawyer who didn't cause this t problem i thought i'd stith the one person with a law license in the state who could do something to fix it. jay nixon h been recruited be a state public defender. >> missouri's lead public defender ordered missouri governor jay nixon to represent a poor >> yang: the courts said barrett didn't have to power to do that, but he made his point. now, the courts are considering a $20 million class-action suit the american civil liberties union file

last week, "the washington," poncluding devlin barrett, who joins us tonight, reported that the source is at the center of the back-and-forth between house intelligence committee chairman devin nunez and the d.o.j. so what was a congressional outcry now has presidential support. devlin, welcome to "the shington post." lking to a source last night, i heard this is a firestorm inside the whi house. one person described it as a tinder box, the fight between the d.o.j. and g.o.p., now the president of the united states. at justice tonight, are they on edge? devlin: i think they are not onp edge butpared for this to escalate, the possibility of escalation, because for a lot of folks in law enforcement, this fight over this source, while an important fight on the merits, is reallabout a bigger problem and a biggeret of confrontations, really about is rod rosenstein going to stay as deputy attorney general overseeing this investigation, is the coness going to tur this fight over the documents into a fight over who gets fired or who quits inside the administrationhe is mueller probe going to b

attorney john barrett is hearing that a lot as he tries to contact a group of people who may be eligibleor thousands of dollars each. >> talking to them firsthand i realized they thought a we were telemarketers or b trying to scam them. >> some won't answer. others hang up on him. despite the fact he did win a lawsuit against dish network for what a jury found was illegal telemarket ing >> you went after the telemarketers. but now these people think you are a telemarketer. >> right. >> nobody gets money for free. you must be a scam. >> kind of what a lot were thinking. >> reporter: it is no scam. the jury awarded $400 for each of the 51,000 calls made in violation of the do not call registry. not only that, a judge tripled the damages to a judge determined dish willingly violated the law and tripled the damages to 1,200 per call. >> the evidence is dish network knew what was going on had ability to put an end to it but didn't. dish is a peeling the ruling. and blames an outside contractor which since shut down. telling cbs news, these calls violated dish's express instructions to the con

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washington and the —— dacey and beijing say they are setting up a framework for addressing future trade barrettlances. it is said at his achievement for both sides. for now, this nascent trade war, and both sides have threatened a total of $150 billion of tariffs against each other, that threat has gone away, so against each other, that threat has gone away, so that's a row —— a relief for the boeing of this world and the small companies we visited last week who are making tiny component parts to go to the us. they face the prospect of a tariff as well. so the trade war or the extend one was brewing, that has been set to sides, but that has seen little detail on what the two sides agreed after a second round of talks in washington, dc. and as you say, that $200 billion figure that the us is looking for in terms of reducing the trade deficit with china, that seems to have faded away finau. we know that the world trade organisation and other folk say in this region are breathing a sigh of relief that this trade war, as you say, is being averted to some degree, but do we know exactly what happens

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barrett prettyman courthouse. grand jury witnesses arrive one by one at the windowless room at the courthouse on constitution avenue in downtown washington. they are struck first by how commonplace the setting feels, more classroom than courtroom, two witnesses said. one of special counsel robert mueller's prosecutors stands at a lectern. the jurors, diverse by age and ethnicity, are attentive and take notes. the questioning is polite yet aggressive, surprising witnesses with its precision and often accompanied by evidence including text messages and e-mails displayed on a large old-fashioned overhead projector. great detail there. with that, let's bring in our leadoff panel for a monday night. the aforementioned ashley parker, pulitzer prize winner at "the washington post" as white house reporter jonathan lemire. and mimi rocha, former u.s. assistant attorney for the southern district of new york. welcome to you all. again, ashley, fantastic detail by you and the members of your team. what struck you most? and al

in barrett covers the justice department for the post and joins me now. devlin, thank you so much for your time. let me ask you now, as the basid of that demthe president basically said there was a spy implanted in his campaign. telle about that based on your reporting, is that what you believe happened? >> i d't think that's a fair characterization at all of the person we are reporwhting on, feis the f.b.i. source, an american por who had several meetings that, to be clear, the source himse initiated, but they were meetings, what intelligence officials might refer to as brushups where you arran a meeting with someone. but i don't think it's accurate to characterize that as spy or embedding them with the azmpaign. >> nthe chain of events, the president makes a demand on asitter, the deputy attorney general respondng the inspector general basically the watchdog to take this on. what do you make of that chainn of es there? >> well, there are certainly people who are worried u're basically setting a pattern of the president demanding thingsfr the justice dep

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after chris was meeting we sat down with the go door barrett and attorney and lead organizer of the clinic the nyos room either through mediation of use of reason obviously for me the most everything that you're reading or if you will or like me not equate lyme deeds and they say a title these. people simply don't understand why they were there like we may have the exact situation due to the counseling that they made the same situation and one of them gets coverage on the other one of those that happens a lot. we root. and to find out how well the appeals process is working as admitted april four hundred thousand appeals have been submitted and so far less than one percent have been approved what does that mean that you're seeing right there i think that pulsing is going to be the most people don't even waste my point is there no situation we were before we have near the coming recession for the past two hundred sixty i want your seat is a wise idea to have seen prices could go sure addiction. expropriations may seem like a do to r.a.d this i think we're going to see a worsening of the hou

gabriel macht is in london with his wife jacinda barrett, who also had a role on the show. >> very excitedut that. >> that's "suits" star rick hoffman. he just instagrammed his touchdown at heathrow after posting this message. >> heading east for some special event. >> yeah, that little something, the same party we are at windsor castle the cover, the royal wedding. i want to tell you about something else. gayle king. we are teaming up to bring you the wedding here saturday morning. our coverage will begin leave at 4:00 eastern on cbs. make sure you get up early, have a little coffee and enjoy the magic. i can't wait to watch this royal wedding. keltie knight will be covering the wedding for "e.t.." she's at buckingham palace in london. let's check in with her. they say more than 300 million people are expected to batch this wedding. >> that's amazing. and everyone back home will have to cut their sleep short because of the time difference. but i just talked to one star who has no problem being an early bird, jessica biel. >> i sort of love the idea of trying to get up at 4:00 a.m. to watc

a bomb there that operation apparently preceded the tank fire incident political analyst mitchell barrett says that israel does have every right to protect its borders. the ones that were killed were close to the border they were either throwing molotov cocktails throwing stones shooting trying to do whatever they could to break through the border fence in order to kill israeli citizens please don't call them protesters on we don't care how old they are if hamas is willing to put up teenagers or others that are young or old or elderly even in order to break through the israeli border the israeli army will stop them that's reasonable the fact that there have been countries that have condemned israel will say so what every country needs to protect their border every country needs to protect their citizens. well at the same time the buildings of a small but when village on a palestinian territory are about to be demolished we. are in jerusalem calling on israel to stop it the community be allowed to quote live decently well they the israeli side to village was built with that permission. fee

barrett an attorney and lead organizer of the clinic. a nyos from the determination of use of the tsunami is most everything that you're reading or you will or like the adequate law deeds they say entitle these. people they don't understand why they were here we may have the exact situation in the house it's the same the same situation and one of them gets coverage on the other one of those that happens a lot. we wrote to him and to find out how well the appeals process is working as a mini prole four hundred thousand appeals have been submitted and so far less than one percent have been approved what does that mean you're seeing right there i think that whole thing is going to be the most people don't even waste my point it's not the most equation you were before you have me in the coming recession for the past two hundred sixty i will be a c. and it was a wise idea to have seen prices so close sure addictions. expropriations may seem like a few to r.a.d this i think we're going to see a worsening of the housing prices after that it's n

barrett was while i was. with him to kurdish representatives over seventy people were wounded in total at the maria camp on the island of lost three men have been arrested and this reportedly started after an arab youngster clashed with kurds over ramadan fasting . problems in e.u. refugee camps have regularly made headlines with one and a half million migrants arriving in europe through italy and greece in just the last three years the morea camp was designed to how is only two thousand immigrants however there are now two and a half times that number many of them live in dreadful conditions. let's bring in journalist because their cost for good evening to you because it seems we keep hearing of problems in refugee camps like this what is the problem is it just sheer numbers we hear there over crowded. start with numbers first of all right now about sixteen thousand refugees and immigrants live in the greek islands it's an such camps us and more yet more this one of the most crowded ones around six thousand

and that was you know in the studio a show of operate barrett i don't understand how certain are you that apple ordered the beating i heard him tell them. to deal with me hardly it was the car in the. during a trial of former deputy sheriff been with sal testified verifying the details of curtis a story he also said that acol ordered the beatings. sheriff baca was tried before a mostly white jury he was acquitted of all charges after the trial he blamed his deputies. want to get the disease did. was help but newman a rule through the iberia parish sheriff's office who went beyond the law. and you know innocent people. when the drugs on innocent people and stouffer drug dealers to go. that is totally opposite of what i am in one of them. he declined our interview requests. would ten of ackles deputies behind bars for their crimes the city of new iberia has voted to replace the sheriff's department with a new police force. lou sacco continues on the sheriff of the parish and is still in charge of the jail. while we were filming in southern louisiana five more sheriff's deputies from ne

milwaukee mayor tom barrett calls the video disturbing. >> no citizen should be treated this way.and accountability. >> i'm sorry this incident escalated to this level. our department conducted an investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined. >> reporter: the bucks also released a statement saying in part, the abuse and intimidation that sterling experienced at the hands of milwaukee police was shapeful and inexcusable. brown has said he plans to file a civil rights lawsuit against the city's police force with the hopes of preventing situations like this in the future. >> really just hold the officers accountable, hold future officers accountable and have the city make a commitment to people in the community saying that they're going to try to change some of the ideas and thoughts and policies and try to help, you know, as many people in the community, not get involved in a situation like this. >> reporter: ryan young, cnn, milwaukee. >> thanks to ryan young. and it was provoked mostly like incidents simil

. >> reporter: that call came from attorney john barrett, who won a lawsuit against dish network for illegal telemarketing. you went after the hilemarketers, but now these people think you're another tlemarketer. s that's right. >> reporter: so you must be a scam. >> that's kind of what a lot of these people were thinking. >> reporter: but it's no scam. the jury awarded $400 for each of the 51,000 calls made in violation of the do not call r gistry. 1,judge later tripled the damages to $1,200 per call. dish is appealing the ruling and blames an outside contractor, which has since shut down, telling cbs news, "these calls violated dish's express instructions to the contractor. but in the meantime, deborah turner is planning how she could spend her windfall. >> this part of my life, i plan to have fun, and if that can help me have a little bit more fun, that would be great. ( phone ringing ) >> reporter: well, some 18,000 people nationwide could potentially get between $2,400, up to $30,000 apiece. to see if you're one of them, go to cbsnews.com, click on this story, punch in your land

with standard operating procedures and dicky's thomas fueling the riots political analyst mitchell barrett says that israel has every right to protect its borders the ones that were killed were close to the border they were either throwing molotov cocktails throwing stones shooting trying to do whatever they could to break through the border fence in order to kill israeli citizens please don't call them protesters we don't care how old they are if hamas is willing to put up teenagers or others that are young or old or elderly even in order to break through the israeli border the israeli army will stop them that's reasonable the fact that there have been countries that have condemned israel i will say so what every country needs to protect their border every country needs to protect their citizens meanwhile despite the growing tensions israel is expected to can or. not to demolish bedwyn village on palestinian territory israel argues the village was built with that permission. e.t.a. you. all have to it's the only school here and there are no others i can go to jericho just traffic is so ha

way it's handled now because it's not like with copyright protections for example where you have a barrett of lawyers behind it just waiting to dish out fines off the fines to say the internet you just download it media from the internet and we have pirated media from the internet here. only the actual effect of people and what stocks and collapse like that the protection clubs and agencies can and forests. follow up on complaints after that all the data protection agencies that are nearby will forward this complaint to the respective thought of protection agency that would handle the complaint it sounds very technical and is going to be easy it is easier because whatever you have for example whatever you have for requests just send it to the company the company is legally obliged to answer you request within four weeks should they not do it your father complained with any data protection agency that you know of that is nearby and you don't have to worry about anything after that because it will be forwards we already have a case don't we you know for example facebook already being sued fo

a bomb there that operation apparently preceded the tank fire incident political analyst mitchell barrett says that israel has every right to protect its borders. the ones that were killed were close to the border they were either throwing molotov cocktails throwing stones shooting trying to do whatever they could to break through the border fence in order to kill israeli citizens please don't call them protesters we don't care how old they are if hamas is willing to put up teenagers or others that are young or old or elderly even in order to break through the israeli border the israeli army will stop them that's reasonable the fact that there have been countries that have condemned israel will say so what every country needs to protect their border every country needs to protect their citizens but at the same time the buildings have a small but when village on palestinian territory or back to be demolished with the missions in jerusalem calling on israel to stop it it os that the community be allowed to quote live decently well though the israeli side of it was built for that permission

well i want to pick up this part of the story with eason barrett he is a political commentator and a nationally syndicated radio host he joins me tonight from los angeles is it is good to see you again you know you're very close to where this story is happening and immigrants arrive at the u.s. border every day so do we know who are these people and what's different about this caravan let's very interesting not only my close vice president mike pence is very close today as well two hours away in calexico but what is different about this group is it's an organized cura van it's an annual caravan one of the groups behind it that organizes it below the scene frontage is organizing this as you've already heard to protect them during their travels but central america is suffering from a terrific crime wave it's like a worse zone in terms of the homicide rate so these people are scaping violent criminal gangs they're escaping a government that is not functioning or protecting them and the united states has been a destination for asylum seekers for hundreds of years now and what's different

milwaukee mayor tom barrett, after seeing the video. >> i definitely have concerns after watching thatdeo. >> reporter: milwaukee police and the african-american have had a strained relationship for decades. civil unrest spread after police killed a 23-year-old man. the officer charged with reckless homicide was acquitted. >> driving while black, parking while black, breathing while black is a problem for the milwaukee police. >> reporter: sterling brown says he intends to file a civil rights lawsuit. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> one week after the president used the word animals to describe people who enter the u.s. illegally, he demanded tougher immigration laws doubling down on his rhetoric and slamming democrats for theirs. >> democrats, nancy pelosi as an example, are trying to defend ms13 gang members. i call them animals the other day and i was met with rebuke. they said, they're people. they're not people. these are animals. >> if you had to replace the battery on your iphone, some money could be coming your way. apple says it will be giving a $50 credit to customers

. ♪ don't stop believing >> reporter: gabby barrett's dream is to be the next american idol and havetle. judge lionel richie believes no matter what happens she's ready to enter the music world now. >> she's the package. when i say that, just fire her out of the cannon, as far as i'm concerned. 18 years old and ready to go. her voice, her attitude on stage, her performing abilities. she has all the wheelhouse. it's just a matter of how far can she go? ♪ when i hear that whistle blowing i hang my head and cry ♪ >> reporter: caleb believes america sees him as authentic. he's just who he is. if he wins or not judge luke bryan thinks he's on the way to great things. >> he has a southern charm thing going on. the aw, shucks country boy kind of thing. ♪ climbed a mountain and i turned around ♪ >> reporter: maddie considers herself to be an artist who is original and humble. judge katy perry agrees. >> i believe she'll bring a timelessness, a fresh timelessness with her presentation, a combination of her presentation and voice. >> figure skaters tonya harding and adam rippon and cornerback

. ♪ don't stop believing >> reporter: gabby barrett's dream iso be the next american idol and have youe proud she won the title. judge lionel richie believes no matter what happens she's ready to enter the music world now. >> she's the package. when i say that, just fire her out of the cannon, as far as i'm concerned. 18 years old and ready to go. her voice, her attitude on stage, her performing abilities. she has all the wheelhouse. it's just a matter of how far can she go? ♪ when i hear that whistle blowing i hang my head and cry ♪ >> reporter: caleb believes america sees him as authentic. he's just who he is. if he wins or not judge luke bryan thinks he's on the way to great things. >> he has a southern charm thing going on. the aw, shucks country boy kind of thing. ♪ climbed a mountain and i turned around ♪ >> reporter: maddie considers herself to be an artist who is original and humble. judge katy perry agrees. >> i believe she'll bring a timelessness, a fresh timelessness with her presentation, a combination of her presentation and voice. >> figure skaters tonya harding and adam

i have a mortgage. >> reporter: barrett is hoping more people pick up the phone to join in. >> we haveo be standing up on the mountaintops shouting about the result that we got in this lawsuit to try to reach the people. they need to be reached. >> reporter: well this lawsuit is in addition to a separate government case in which a court ordered dish to pay a $280 million penalty. now, to see if your phone number received one of these calls you can visit cbsthismorning.com. although there are thousands of numbers nationwide, punching the numbers in is like a lottery. we posted a link, see if your number or numbers are up there. >> how many of your old numbers did you punch in? >> every single one, and i didn't get squat. >> when you do so, say daddy needs a new pair of shoes. see if it will work. >> definitely try it. >> anna, thank you very much. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including a boy who defied all the odds. he came back to life after his parents had signed papers to donate his organs. plus the number of cases of the most serious form of skin cancer is r

my name is bonnie barrett and thank you both for your work. it's nice to see you both. now that it's abundantly clear with all the reports coming out about russian interference in the 2016 election if you had to write one more chapter about the truth what would it be? >> about russia? >> about the fact that she was robbed. we were brought and she is illegitimate. >> i feel like that's playing out in real time and i thought it was really bad. i thought we ran around during the campaign saying this is a really serious thing. russia is doing this. wow that's really weird. i thought i understood the depth of the involvement and it was far worse than we expected. that is playing out in real time. that ain't the book. that's life and the administration has no -- but what i want is i wanted something else to come out of this. i want people to look at what happened and examine it as we should understand it and try to take lessons going forward that understanding those are the obstacles that we are going to try to make progress with. you should always speak up and understand if

the former cal star and current team usa danny barrett, he explains the event this way. >> climbed of the new kid on the block, the bigger game, just the checkers. i think a lot of people have more fun playing checkers. >> and fun is part of the rugby culture itself. what happened on the field is only one part of the experience. >> like beta breakers meets carnival meets, you know, the biggest sporting event you've ever seen. >> still two months out, more than 65,000 tickets have been sold. he said the inclusion in the rio olympics helped trays game's profile which is fast and furious. a kid from pacifica who grew up dreaming to be a giant one day. it doesn't get much better than this. >> to do it in a baseball stadium. i love the giants. 20 minutes from where i grew up. family and friends. there will be a big contingent. >> it also provides a rarity in professional sports. a chance to watch both the men and women play the same tournament at the same location at the same time. >> just nonstop action. the men start playing and the women and then the following day. it is action packed.

my name is lori barrett. i've been a teacher at redding elementary school for 30 years, all at the same time. and just like everyone holding a sign, i support arab youth. i've been serving the redding arab community for almost 30 years and i dearly love my arab families and support the children and their families. my concern is not supporting arab youth. i'm all for learning language, cultural history. it's the extreme speech of the leadership of aroc. when i read on-line, going to the primary source, which we teach our children to do, when i heard her saying on line, bringing down israel will really benefit everyone in the world and everyone in society, that is -- goes far beyond criticizing a government. that's scary language, which is hatred and is wrong for a school district to have leadership of an organization who speaks like that. i hope you will find a way to support arab youth with a more inclusive organization at a time when both anti-semitism and islama-phobia are on the rise. we should not engage

as a long-time former resident of russian hill and also as wife of ray barrett, cheese plus, i believe the best use of this space is for housing. as someone who has worked and lived here for years, try as i might, envisioning having this big box retailer move in will

liars star -- former co-star sarah rafferty, gina torres as well as gabriel and his wife jacinda barrettthe groom and his brother prince william both dressed in uniform. william performing best man duties. just as harry did at his wedding seven years ago. prince charles and camila also present. charles ready to walk meghan down the aisle. as for protocol, queen elizabeth dressed in yellow was the last member of the royal family to arrive. harry's bride meghan starting her journey through st. george's chapel. her mom going past the awaiting cheering crowd. some come it the long walk. the tiny members of the wedding party were helped up the stairs, including bridesmaid princess charlotte, and prince george. then it was show time for bride meghan. emerging from her car in a custom givenchy. she had a diamond tiara on loan. she needed assistance with her flowing veil that had a 16-foot train. she walked solo halfway down the aisle and then was joined by prince charles. this after meghan's father, thomas markle, suffered a heart attack and needed time to heal after surgery. she showed no sign

northstar executive chairman tom barrett. ceo arianne huffington. and los angeles clippers owner steve ballmer. first we have to get back to breaking economic data. julie hyman is your. julie: manufacturing index inling to a nine-month low april. fromfrom the 59.3 rating march year. it looks like the measure of production was down to 57.2, the lowest level since november 2016. rose fors-paid gauge the sixth consecutive month to the highest since april 2011. it looks like inflation is one of the things that is weighing on this manufacturing number here. by the way can we got construction spending month over month. that is the much number. -- march number. here of worse than estimated numbers on the manufacturing front. if you look at the major averages today, they were already trading lower, mostly to do with earnings come although that number not great on the economic front. also looking a cruel can we have been watching it closely on the developments in iran. it is falling today as we await a decision on the iran deal, which is set to come in a cou

so i was there for a little barrett and i went over to station two, the arson task force over there and had lunch with them, and that was it wase experience. a lot like station 35. thirty-five is a lot older, it seems. it is a little station and needs some work, but it was really interesting and good to see the relationship between the police department, because the police department heads of people station there, as well, for obvious reasons. i didn't know we actually had members of our departments that are armed, for purposes of arson. i guess that totally, it makes sense, thinking about it but i did not know. it was interesting to see. it was an interesting experience to learn more about fire and what they do and hats off to the chief, because they express the support they've been getting from the chief's office, to make sure that that unit even existed. i don't think too far back it was a struggling unit. it has gotten a lot of good things there. and then, today, i had the pleasure of visiting the ladies and gentlemen that participate in the search and rescue training. that was happ

first the barrett tobear rhetor is overcoming the bull rhetoric.nd most important is concerns about china.ett bear rhetoric is overcoming the bull rhetoric. and most important is concerns about china. the mueller probe as well as iran what do i mean about the bear rhetoric in january we were talking about new earnings, earnings at record highs. now all of a sudden we're talking about peak earnings. that is a complete change in rhetoric in january, bulls were talking about the global sink row miss economic expansion and now it is gone bears are talking about a global slowdown finally we were talking about benign inflation and now the bears are talking about inflation picking up this is a very, very potent stew when you talk about peak earnings coupled with slowing global growth and inflation picking up, that is a significant headwind for the stock market and i think that is what we're dealing with right now, a complete change in rhetoric and the bulls have got to find some way my position has been peak earnings is a bogus argument if you really are

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