bob moore, the former f.b.i. director takes another trajectory. so now we have three different gs into the russian investigation. this is perhaps the biggest one yet. >> this is a narrative that is playing out for four or five months. now you have a special prosecutor tasked to look into this how long do you anticipate a case like this could take to investigate? scott: that is where critics have jumped in to say it could be counter productive and a bad move if you are looking for something that might be impeachment worthy, if you use that word. a former speech writer of president bush worked for the "atlantic" and he wrote a piece that talked about a select committee, the committees underway right now. they look for the truth. special council or the prosecutor looks for the wrongdoing that is criminal. so sometimes you find something offensive but it mights not be criminal. it also can take a long time for the cases to develop. because they look for a criminal element. some say if the bad actions don't amount to the crimes a prosecutor is supposed

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lisa and bob moore both voted for zuckerberg twice, but didn't know they would be their mystery guestil 15 minutes before dinner. >> my adrenaline is still running high. >> reporter: the dinner on a full plate of travel for zuckerberg, all in the midwest. on friday meeting with muslim students at university of michigan in dearborn. saturday sitting down with opioid addicts in dayton, ohio. sunday, sitting down with the moore family in ohio. he's been keeping a record on his facebook page. in between swinging through south bend, indiana, taking a driving tour with the city's democratic mayor. >> this certainly didn't feel like a political visit. we weren't talking about politics. we were talking about the community, we were talking about jobs and the economy. >> reporter: it wasn't a one-record deal. he's visited at least 10 states since january. his challenge is meeting every state in the midwest by the end of the year. which has people guessing he may be dipping his toe into political waters. someone wrote, mr. zuckerberg's leave of absence or resignation would not constitute a volun

stew, jody, myself, frank moore, bob lip shoot and he didn't want to interpose any one of us between that group of people and himself. i think that was a factor for president carter. i think that it was not good decision in my opinion. but it was the decision the president made and his to make. he was very detailed and wanted to be involved in every thing. the president signed off on typos to memos to request to play on the white house tennis court. carter couldn't perform presidential duties and run the white house staff. it is funny because jack and i haven't talked about this in a long time and he said he didn't serve on the white house and i believed him until i found the memo. there it was. you must consult personally with the president to schedule time on white house tennis court. at one point, as jack said to me memorable, jimmy carter was arguably the most intelligent president of the 20th century. kathryn graham said so, tip o'neill said so, he could consume amazing quanties of information and simulate and use them. but i was having a conversation with bush 41's amazing nati

stew and ham and jody and myself and frank moore, bob, white house counsel to begin with. and he did not want to interpose any one of us between that group of people and himself. think that was a factor for president carter. i think that it was not a good decision in my opinion, but it was a decision the president made and it was his to make. >> but he also is a very detailed person. he wanted to be involved in everything, and in fact, chris, you write the president personally signed off on everything from typos in memos to requests to play on the white house tennis court. carter could not perform his presidential duties and also run the white house staff. >> he famously hated typos. he famously sent memos back with corrections on everything. jack and i had -- have what talk about this a long time but you said to me, the didn't schedule the white house tennis court? >> host: i believed him until i found the memo. i was digging in the archives and there it was, you must consult personally with the from schedule time on the white house tennis court. so -- but anyway, at one

stew and ham and jody and myself and frank moore and bob lip shoots who was white house council to begin with. he did not want to interpose any one of us between that group of people and a factor for jimmy carter. i think it was not a good decision in my opinion. chris, you write the president signed off on everything from typos to memos to request to play on the white house tennis court. carter could not perform presidential duties and run the white house staff. >> he famously hated typos and sent memos back with corruptions on everything. and jack and i haven't talked about this in a long time but you said jack, he didn't schedule the white house tennis court. i thought you just schedule time on the white house tennis court. he could consume amazing quanties of information. he could simulate and use them. i was having a conversation with brad skoe cough at one point. bush 41's amazing nationalal security advisor. he said big and i were talking one day and he said i love this guy and i can give him a 50 page memo. jimmy carter, i think, got balked down in the minutia. there is chapter a

moore. piseth chhay (chai) was last seen .... as he left his home to help a friend. now that friend --- named bob tang --- is a person of interest in chai's disappearance. and police say, foul play is suspected...kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with his wife .... who is pleading for her husband's safe return.(pkg) finding that car at san francsico international airport today has given the family of missing man pisseth chayy hope they may be one step closer to finding out what happened to the husband and father of two. sot: rattana kim, wife // see this picture? this is the picture that we took all together." rattana kim shows a photo of her family on vacation with bob tang who san francisco police are treating as a person of interest in the disappearence of her husband 48-year-old pisseth chayy.sot: rattana kim, wife //"how can it be? someone that we call like a brother be a suspect in my husband's disappearance it's a shock!"thursday investigators report they found tang's car at the san francisco international airport. tang's car was towed to the police impound lot for crime scene investigators t

'70s was amazing. 8:00, "all in the family." 8:30, "m.a.s.h." 9:00, "the mary tyler moore show," and you have "the bob >> and it ended with the "carol burnett variety show" at 10:00. >> they used to call it murderers row. >> people had no dvrs, no vhs, nothing with initials. so people would stay home on saturday nights. they wouldn't go to the movies. they wouldn't go to restaurants. that may be the best night of television in all of television history. >> mary tyler moore was a single woman working as an associate producer on a nightly tv show. >> you know what? u've got spunk. >> yeah. >> i hate spunk! >> there were a lot of young women entering the workplace then. and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he did. >> better. >> better! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >

bob: he scares people. if he's a punk. >> kimberly: i like my present from your friends. >> jesse: swamp swag. up next, michael moorehas a threat for president trump, were going to tell you >> bob: welcome back, and 2004, micro more had a documentary that was highly critical of the war on terror, he now says he's working on a new movie, after the election, before he left, it will doom trump's presidency. what do you think, do you think he's got the one sent by those with imperative >> greg: it's really smart because he realizes the media will sell this movie for him, it will be featured on every single show because the pe gatekeepers of entertainment will eat this up. if he created a movie poster and released 90 minutes of dead air, the media would still give it five stars because they just assume it's great and not even watch it. >> bob: we've only got 90 seconds. go ahead to dana. it's before fahrenheit have an impact on president bush's popular numbers but it didn't lead to impeachment. if you think this is the golden egg that's going to get you there, it isn't. >> bob: i don't want to see him impeached. i want t

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bob tang. is now a person of interest in chai's disappearance. and police say foul play is suspected. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moorer twist in the case... because of what investigators found today at san francisco international airport.(steve) kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live from san francisco with the new clue they have

moore. piseth chhay (chai) was last seen .... as he left his home to help a friend. now that friend --- named bob-- is a person of interest in chai's disappearance. and police say, foul play is suspected...kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with his wife .... who is pleading for her husband's safe return.(pkg) finding that car at san francsico international airport today has given the family of missing man pisseth chayy hope they may be one step closer to

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good decision, this is a good move, i couldn't agree with chris moore, that there is no one in this country who can do a better job than bobmuelle mueller. he will take it for the facts lead him and not a step further. >> martha: i am wondering, we just heard about testimony, they want james comey to testify as well about this and to clarify exactly what was in his nose, which we haven't actually seen the memos, and the notes come across. i wonder at this point, when he is questioned in these different environments, could he say, there is a special prosecutor, there will be subpoenas, we will testify, but i can't address any of that here? >> nobody is a cage year survivor and player of the video game james comey. he didn't get where he was just because he is tall. he is very good at doing this. i suspect very strongly that as he continues to slice away at president trump, and goes to these memos and these harmful things come out, and his associates put these things forward, he will be a k.g. player when it comes to what kind of testimony he gives. trump made an enormous mistake and humiliating comey as he did on the way ou

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bob tang. is now a person of interest in chai's disappearance. and police say foul play is suspected. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. now .... there is another twist in the case... because of what investigators found today at san francisco international airport.(steve) kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live from san francisco with the new clue they have the family of missing man pisseth chayy are hoping today's news means they may be one step closer to finding out what happened to the husband and father of two. pisseth's family is worried sick.he was last seen 11 days ago on mother's day after a hike with friends. chhay was said to have met up with his very close friend and now person of interest in this case bob tang who failed to meet up with investigators for questioning. today tang's car was found at the san francisco international airport.police suspect he may have fled to cambodia.it's been towed to the police impound lot for crime scene investigators to look at. for now chayy's wife rattana kim is hoping this news may soon lead to a solid answer.sot: rattana kim, wife trt:11/key"i hope and pray in my heart t