was bobbi parker a hostage? >> there was no doubt in my mind that she had been kidnapped by this man. >> or was she a partner in crime and maybe much more than that. >> i said, are you all right? she said, yes, i'm fine, i'm happy. >> the case would ultimately make its way to a courtroom. but in all that time, the one person who has never talk sudden bobbi parker herself. that is until tonight. >> nothing made sense, nothing. >> if you had to pick a woman to star in a sensational true crimes story, you probably wouldn't pick bobbi parker. >> i grew up on a farm in north central kansas. i had a normal childhood. a normal upbringing. >> bobbi went to college in oklahoma where she caught the eye of randy parker. >> she had a way about her, the way she carried herself, the way she talked, the way she laughed. there was something really special about her. >> he had a balance in his life. he was good for me. he -- he gave me confidence. he added to my life. it just worked. >> they married in 1982 and within four years

>> bobby haseld me out when i've been on the show.ng a bad day, he'll talk to me, and i'll use those tips and advice that he's given me, and it will make me happier. >> one thing that appreciate about bobby is that he's approachable, and whether you're in front of the camera or not in front of the camera, he's like, hey, you can talk to me. and i feel like i've been able to confide with bobby. >> i remember on hollywood week when i was going to do an original song, and he was like, that's a really big risk. and one of my biggest performances was that song. >> reporter: so what has that process been like, being a mentor and really getting to know these young people at this crazy moment of their life? >> when i come into the show, it's, when there are 1,000 people, you're with them with all the cuts. >> you won't make eye contact. >> you're seeing them not only grow as singers, but them get to experience new things. and some of them grow as people. some are so young. like i look at madison. ♪ this is my last night with you ♪ >> and i go

please welcome millie bobby brown [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ millie bobby brow millie bobby brown millietake it in take it in [ cheers and applause take it in, pal. it's always great to see you >> thank you >> jimmy: i miss you i wish you were here every week >> i know, i wish i was here all the time where -- where have yor coming you've been all over the world >> yes >> jimmy: where did you fly in from >> l.a >> jimmy: you flew from los angeles. >> it was the craziest trip because two flights. these two flights had been mixed up and they hadn't been flying out and i was in the lounge and we had found other transportation to get t you know, new york. and i overheard this ys ng girl and she walking about how she was going to miss her graduation >> jimmy: oh, really >> so i went up to her and i was like, "do you want to travel with me?" [ audience aws ] and she was like, "sure. i was like, "okay. come with me." >> jimmy: no way >> so we traveled together and she's here in the audience tonight. >> jimmy: no, you brought her here >> yes >> jimmy: where? where? cheers and applause hey, what i

we'll get to this in the cnbc stock draft in a moment, bobby but i want to talk to you about alt meatver worked with it or offer in your restaurants. >> i actually, sure, have definitely, when you say i've worked with it, i've certainly tried it and i've definitely kicked it around in my restaurants here and there bobby's burger pals is a fast casual restaurant or check averages around $11. so costs obviously are coming into play in food and basically everything because the check average has a ceiling. from a regular burger, so to speak, and something like the impossible burger. it's about 3 times the cost. to us, and then obviously, we'd have to pass that along to our customers. so at this point, it's not something i have in my restaurants. i know that for sure, it's something that's definitely caught the attention of a lot of people people are eating in a much more sort of healthier way, vegetable driven, menu items whether it's burgers or even in my restaurants, i can tell people are gravitating towards vegetables, but at the same time, it's tons of meat eaters. >> meat substitute

iran then opposition politician bobby wine has been granted bail tended to him. the hearing via video link he's being held in a maximum security prison since monday i was arrested on incitement charges stemming from protests last year against a social media attacks catherine sawyer has more from kampala. when the magistrate granted bobby wine build a little fellow abrasion inside the courtroom and outside where some of the supporters had been gathering they started singing one of their favorite songs that he performs often they say they're happy that he's been released but they also feel that he's been politically targeted unfairly by the government the charge is comes from an incident that happened last where he led a protest against the social media and mobile money pack that had been introduced to people asking why is he being charged now with something that happened last year what also stands out from this is the how the case was hard he was not physically present in the court. of by a video link from the prison where he was being held this is a new system th

bobby, bobby, bobby. happy, happy, happy! >> some fled to inhabited areas after losing their homes to developers. others have been kept as pets. the c.o.p. even has a full-time vet on the team. the orangutans spend every day training to return to the wild. the team had entered the trees with five youngsters aged between 2 and 4. they think the staff are their parents and cling to them happily. wild orangutans are raised by their mothers for around six years. they're taught how to find food, build nests, and other essential skills for living alone. but these five all lost their mothers soon after birth. after eating, instinct drives the orangutans to begin climbing. wild orangutans spend most of their lives in tall trees where they eat, defecate, sleep, and give birth. their human handlers cannot teach the babies these skills. all they can do is let them play in the woods and become used to life up high. the handlers check in on each of their orangutans every 30 minutes. detailed records help them gauge the growth of each baby

. >> reporter: we begin with two people who have known and loved the man they call bobby, godfather of their son, close friend of more than 40 years. long before the rest of the world heard of him. >> and when did you meet him? >> we -- went to high school together. >> reporter: speaking here for the first time since durst's arrest, stewart and emily altman. >> there's still a side of bob that's not a monster. >> yeah. >> you know, he has a heart, but it's caused me a great deal of conflict and i can't get my head around is whatever happened to bob. it's hard. >> reporter: the altmans shared personal photos and the story of bob they've lived and breathed starting with the family disaster that tormented him. >> his mom committed suicide when he was 7 years-old and it was a devastating experience for bob. >> reporter: compounded by bob's strained relationships with his brother douglas and his father seymour. but then, in the 1970s, stewart introduced bob to a young woman and this whole twisted tale was set in motion. >> i was living on east 52nd street on the second floor and kathie was

this is of course a passionate debate and joining me now is bobby schindler he's the president of the terri schiavo life and hope network which advocates for a patient's right to life and he's the brother of terri chavo whose life was of the center of a similar land mark case in the united states mr schindler thank you so much for joining us 1st of all you know just going back to mr lamberto mean this is the case of just one man and yet his fate is getting so much national and even international attention why do you think that is. i think it's similar to my sister's case i would get asked the same question why did terry terry skate get so much national international attention i think because people understand when you have parents that are willing and wanting to care for their child why why that is not in allowed to happen and when the alternative is to deliberately and purposely starman to hydrate this person the debts are at them people don't understand it and i'm glad to see the support the parents are receiving for wanting to care for the disabled son now you support the parents e

i had a friend named bobby flank we both agreedn, we were from georgia and that was it. he introduced legislation every year that i would propose every year. we talked together and learned about one another. in the process we were able to aid one another and work together on a bill. it was about civil asset forfeiture. when bobby and i introduced an amendment together it was so startling and surprising to the body that the speaker called about and we think it passed stunned tople were say no. i listen to bobby and he listened to me and we were able to address the issue that affected his rural, white community and my urban black community. we were able to move beyond our position and hear each other's arguments and find a solution. the truest road to good decision-making is acknowledging the other guy might have a point. even if it is not yours. if it turns out the new information alters your thinking , the terrifying reality may be that you are accused of flip-flopping. i know that is the death sentence to any ambition. as a society who seeks to champion knowledge, we mu

they still have to prosecute bobby baker. bill bittman does it with such skill that lyndon johnson's name never comes up. that is talent. johnson was his boss. this whole time, he was taking bribes and giving orders and everything else. dirty as candy. leon jaworski is a johnson protege. he does not want bittman to get slashed. this is the third bullet, there is an indictment meeting. there are two people taking notes. there is the recorder taking notes. then there is the james the set to write the report. the task force, the watergate task force comes in and does their presentation. they are line attorneys. there are five or six of them. staff attorneys decide and review about whether they will agree with that indictment. they ask this man on the cnn panel from last night. is the deputy of the watergate task force. they ask him what the chances of convicting are. 50-50. at best the prosecutors have to have a high degree of confidence that the jury would convict what they would. if you flip a coin, it is 50-50. you don't have

. >> reporter: senate minority leader bobby singleton says doctors who perform abortions could serve more time in prison than a woman's rapist. >> if doctors start walking out of the state and we start getting bad medical care and healthcare, we can't recruit anyone in the industry because you don't have great healthcare and doctors to come, don't blame nobody but yourselves. >> reporter: supporters believe exceptions would weaken a supreme court challenge but they could be added if roe v. wade is overturned. marc liverman, cbs news. >> none of the abortion bans passed are in effect yet. they are all facing extensive court challenges. and the aclu immediately announced it would sue to stop this one as well. if the governor, however, signs

tension between president donald trump and democrats in congress and ugandan opposition politician bobby wian due to appear in court in camp polish shortly for a bail hearing he's been held in a maximum security prison since monday on charges stemming from protests last year against the social media attacks. the united nations has declared the leader of a pakistan based group a global terrorist. assets will be frozen and he will be subject to a travel ban he heads the jaish e mohammad group which claimed responsibility for february suicide attack in the in india administered kashmir it which forty soldiers were killed the declaration passed and after china a traditional ally of pakistan dropped its objections. chairperson of the un sanctions committee. has found that. stance designated. individual who has been promoting terrorism. this. part was a significant outcome because we have been for several years. the bat. the united nations security committee had decided to board much of their leader of the. on that sanction it should be remembered how much food. came and go prominence after de

in 1997 at augustine national, bobby jones's temple to the sport of golf -- augusta national, bobby jones's temple to the sport of golf, that the game would forever change. tiger stunned the world with his power, grace, and strategic brilliance. he shaped perfect drives down the rolling fairways, went flag hunting and tucked away pins with the heart stopping precision like nobody has ever seen before, and buried one clutch but after another. crush the field by 12, unheardgin of of, with the lowest score in masters history, 270. at 21 years old, he became the youngest masters champion of all time and the first person of african-american or asian heritage to win the storied golf's fourr any of majors. as a new york times headline said the next day, woods tears up augusta and tears down barriers. incredible achievement. [applause] the green jacket -- amazing. the greenching jacket, tiger marched straight to his first coach, his dad, and embraced the man who inspired his enduring love of the game. mom,he turned to hug his the steady presence throughout his life. that is true. i have seen that.

i got to meet bobby kennedy jr. bobby told sirhan he knew he had not killed his father. i said, what did he say? he said he was a sweet man and felt sorry for him. a young palestinian immigrant who came to america to escape the bombings in his own country. he lived in a shack with 40 families that shared one pit for a toilet. horrific conditions that he escaped to come to america for a better life, and then he gets framed in this plot and sent to jail for 50 years for a crime he didn't commit. isn't 50 years enough? we have seen enough evidence that sirhan wasn't the man who killed kennedy. if you do not believe it, see the book. there is 500 pages of it. you see the evidence that sirhan was likely shooting blanks, a distractor in a magic act. sirhan has been jailed for 50 years for a crime he didn't commit. we can't bring bobby kennedy back, but we can still save a life, and we can save our history with it. it is what bobby kennedy would have wanted. so i set up a petition online, and i hope you go there. i'm sorry. it matters. it matters. [applause] this guy should not

bobby wine is freed on bail after being arrested on charges he says were made up to silence him. for joining us. and supporters of the wiki leaks founder rally outside a london court as he fights extradition to the united states. i think the rain is welcome it's gone very stormy in the southeast of australia sudden queens and new south wales and. toria the active front has been active front one tornado spotted in some parts somewhere near melbourne and the front itself is just edging east which you see into new south wales and sitting there for a day or two that behind it is not very warm sixty nine late ninety in melbourne the first thing probably getting colder where the person joining the sunshine that's positional last a couple of days or those on the change come saturday fourteen in melbourne the sunshine same in hobart and this is where the story line is a cold front running up in towards brisbane by the time nonstop very will moderate only twenty two degrees they expect some stormy weather that's all staying that saw the tasman sea for the time being but it's quite a stron

iranian opposition politician bobby wine has been granted bail attended the herring via video. while he's been held in a maximum security prison since monday one was arrested on incitement charges stemming from protests last year against a social media tax has more from kampala. when the magistrate granted bobby wine build a lot of celebration inside the courtroom and outside where some of his supporters had been gathering they started singing one of their favorite songs that he performs often they say they're happy that he's been released but they also feel that he's been politically targeted unfairly by the government this charge is comes from an incident that happened last week where he led protests against the social media and mobile money task that had been introduced to people asking why is he being charged now for something that happened last year what also stands out from this is how the case was hard he was not physically present in the courtroom he followed proceedings of a video link from the prison where he was being held this is a fairly new system that has been in

the ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine has told al jazeera he is willing to sit down for talks with president yoweri museveni that's despite continuing attempts to silence him by most of his government to crack down on press coverage of his arrest this week the opposition m.p. was released on thursday after three days in custody for taking the pulse of what the authorities called on more full process catherine so it has been to meet up with wine in the capital kampala. this was the moment body while returning home on thursday after three days in cassidy for leading protests against a social media tax many of his supporters like young john to his music and political views most have grown up with president yoweri in the seventies in charge has been in power for more than three decades and solve the parliament that wind told al-jazeera his supporters relate to him because of his fight against social injustice we are lucky that we are living in a generation where our mouths can not be shut we shall speak the truth and we shall continue using the law as it does do stand for our righ

government seems a very keen on a showing that it is under control but opposition politicians led by bobby why and really i think that they're not going to relate they're going to continue with their fight until there is meaningful change in this country ok catherine many thanks indeed catherine saw that live in kampala that show you some live pictures now from london westman symmetric schools where people are waiting to get in ahead of julian a songes appearance hearing there over a u.s. request to extradite him for alleged computer hacking. assad is expected to appear five video link from prison for the hearing at the cost the forty seven year old australian is serving a sentence for jumping bail in twenty twelve and holding up the holding up in the ecuadorian embassy at the time he was facing extradition to sweden where he was accused of sex crimes but he insists that it's all possible of an attempt to get him to the u.s. u.s. attorney general william bos council plans to testify before the house of representatives about his handling of the report into the russia investigation he made t

>>> fÍjate que este viernes tenemos bobby larios en la zona cero. >> 8 de la noche ahÍ nos vemos >>>que ademÁs contrasta superbiÉn con el chocolate son mejores amigos. >> se llevan bastante bien entonces una vez agregamos el queso crema vamos a tomar por encima y asÍ no mÁs. >> y lo luego para darle el toque fresco tambiÉn delicioso alivio agregar hojas de menta y siempre me gusta buscar las hojas del centro. >> a la hora de decorar siempre se la vamos a colocar asÍ por encima >>> tenemos un bocado dulce un bocado salido hay que celebrarlos en grandes ahÍ lo tienen producto final muestre por favor, recetas ricas para celebrar y no se olviden para tener vida rica en experiencias y alegrÍas debemos siempre disfrutar de los momentos con la familia y con nuestros amigos, sÍ seÑor, mientras tanto continuamos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" >>> teresa mendoza continÚa buscando si no que al final lo encuentra entÉrate que sucederÁ >>> hoy es un dÍa muy importante para silvia u porque tendrÁ que rendir cuentas por las cosas que son ahora de ella y eran de juan lo rico no es un estreno en la alfomb

bobby, it's great to have you with us. it always seems inexplicable the people that demand transparency for two years from donald trump are now suddenly and magically against transparency. how do you make sense of the senselessness. >> it's always interesting when someone uses the word melt down when they describe someone else when they are in the middle of their own melt down. weeks ago when the muller report was released these same democrats were screaming about redacted information and how it should be let out. it's really quiet the turnoff events that they are the ones screaming when we try to make everything transparent and show the american people what is there. now they have a problem. this is not an unusual process. presidents have done this before. it's not new. he is giving barr the tools so he can proceed. i saw adam shift say this is the continue asiaation of a cover u. how can this be a cover up when you are putting things out in the open. >> he's not a genius he called the effort of transparency un-american,

bobby wine is freed on bail after being arrested on charges he says were made to silence. coming up and support the ice hockey player and take advantage of being sent to the penalty box. founder julian assange has told a london court he will fight extradition to the united states let's cross to war in taylor in our european news center for more important. thanks michel yes speaking of a video link from a prison a source told the court his work could protected many people and refused to agree to be extradited a soldier is wanted in the u.s. for alleged computer hacking that carries a maximum of five years in jail but us on his lawyers fear he could face additional charges if extradited is due back in court at the end of the month reports from central london. was he was this is passionate support for the u.k.'s most famous prisoner but will he seed be on the way to face trial in the united states with julian assange was removed from the ecuadorian embassy in london and arrested three weeks ago hours later a u.s. prosecutors charged him with conspiring to access a classified

this was the moment bobby why return home on thursday after three days in cassidy for leading protests against a social media tax many of his supporters like young john to his music and political views most have grown up with president yoweri in the seventy in charge has been in power for more than three decades and so was the parliament that wind told al jazeera he supporters related to him because of his fight against social injustice we are lucky that we are living in a generation where our mouths can not be shut we shall speak the truth and we shall continue using the law as it does do stand for our rights and has a president ever reached out to you mean to talk about you know political issues to talk about how to move the country forward and things like that. no he has not reached out to me and would you be willing to sit down with him to talk about what's ailing the country and what perhaps can be done better because he is the head of state i would be very glad and very honored to sit with the president and tell him exactly what i am saying now. owner of. that mr president we nee

. >> joining us now, bloomberg opinion editor and columnist, bobby ghosh.to kick it off? >> yeah, bobby, when we got the news of the sanctions that america was imposing on the -- on what we call the revolutionary guard in iran, sanctions experts said to us, this is what's going to happen. it's going to allow iran to do the same thing and say that any american representatives and american military are also terrorists, and that takes militaries out of the scope of the normal rules we use, which puts american members of the military in peril anywhere in the middle east. >> yes, it is. i mean, the irgc is not quite the same thing as the american military. >> no, of course not. >> the american military, the military arm of the regime, rather than the military of the government. the name tells you what you need to know. it's there to protect the regime, to protect the revolution. it's laterally become an element of iran's larger security apparatus, but that's not its original function. but this may be too small a point. i take your point that there's been tit for

release from prison ugandan rapper turned politician bobby wine tells. the government he says is panicky. and the philadelphia seventy six ers unleash their star man to take it to one lead over toronto in the n.b.a. playoffs peter will be here with more in sport. so that to come first the number of deaths from ebola in the democratic republic of congo has passed one thousand there's been an alarming rise in cases in recent weeks and officials say at least fifteen hundred people have the disease attacks on clinics by fighting militias is adding to the struggle of containing the outbreak distrust of health care workers has also affected the response dr able to say fall is the assistant director general for emergency response at the world health organization he joins us via skype now from tambour in the democratic republic of congo the epicenter of the outbreak in north.

. >> reporter: it prompted them to create bobby, with grass fed dairy, no artificial ingredients, jim rose, corn syrup or soy, the san francisco company says it is the first of its kind in the u.s. >> we have adapted our eating habits as adults to want more natural, clean foods, now, is those people are becoming parents, they are looking at their kids food.>> reporter: it is made in germany, certified organic by the eu. >> all of the has e netherland >> providing the best nutrition one is the possibility. >> reporter: she says formula is a safe option for mothers, and as for bobbie? >> it pole that grass fed options are healthier in general.>> reporter: they say the goal is not to replace breast milk. >> shifting from how you feed your child, to what you feed them. >> reporter: it will be available to bay area parents who order online, takes -- they plan to expand nationwide this fall. betty yu. >> 83% of moms use formula in the first year of their baby's life, of those, 70% regularly supplement breast milk with formula. e, on ry day should be nday, and mother nature is obliging the w

. >> reporter: we love bobby, they write, praising his efforts to protect the environment. but they say on vaccines he is wrong and his opposition is having heartbreaking consequences they point to their family's long history of promoting immunization campaigns president john f. kennedy enforcing the polio vaccine. >> with this miraculous drug i hope everyone takes advantage of it >> bobby is an outlier in the kennedy family, they write tonight robert f. kennedy jr. says i don't think we should be forcing pharmaceutical products on unwilling american citizens without understanding the downside risks, risks the cdc and other medical organizations say are well understood and do not outweigh the benefits of vaccination. anne thompson nbc news. >>> now to your money, your life and the crushing burden of prescription drugs on so many families tonight there's news about a new plan to bring the costs down by forcing companies to reveal the prices in all those prescription drug ads. kristen dahlgren explains. >> reporter: soon when you see a drug company ad on tv, there will be som

but as ricky bobby taught me, if you're not first you're last. sometimes you're both.s reviewed because of a claim that maximum security impeded other horses on the tu final . after about 15 minutes for the first time in derby history the winner taken off the board. 65-1 longshot country house wins the kentucky derby. the second longest shot to ever win. and the first derby win for trainer bill mott. >> it feels pretty darn good. it was an odd way to do it, and ate to back into any of these things. it's a bittersweet victory. but i've got to say o horse ran very well. our jockey rode very well. i'm thrilled o'death for all the connections. and they're very deserving and we'll just have to prove ourselves in the future. don't know. it's amazing. >> unprecedented. >>> d.c.nited in action tonightmb hosting colu crew. wayne rooney with the free ckik. lucho acosta finds the back of the net. united tas the 1-0 lead. let's go to the second half. it's a two-goal game after rooney scored on a penalty kick. paul areola putsthis game out of reach. does his best. coozy bird celebr

their new startup bobbie launched this weekend. they say their formula is intended to complement not replace breast milk. the company's founders say more moms are locking for healthier, more natural formulas without ingredients like corn syrup. bobbie ships online orders only in the bay area and plans to go national this fall. >>> a historic home in redwood city is on the move, a very slow move. it is being moved at a speed of about three feet an hour. it could take up to five days to get to its new location which is basically across the street. the house is one of the peninsula's oldest mansions. it was named after the owner. the two-story ten-room house is being moved to just outside the history museum to make room for a new county office building. >> three feet an hour? >> yeah. >> goodness gracious. >> for a home that seems reasonable. >> does that seem lightning fast to you? >>> the perfect job is now available for those who love the ocean and enjoy traveling. tell me this, would you like to get paid to cruise around the world

bobby weiner's free on bail after being arrested on charges he says were made to silence. its attorney general refuses to appear before a u.s. house committee a day after being questioned by the senate coming up and. the ice hockey player who took advantage of things that penalty box i. i. i. cannot emissions has condemned what it calls the worst barrel bombing campaign by the regime in syria over a year or men or strikes on a rebel held area and the northwest killed at least four people including children sarkar reports ok ok this baby girl survived strikes on one of the towns in the southern countryside of it live province another one on the wall to the. right what you will but this child didn't like that by the book. and then this during the day a little. white tell me it's volunteers watched as barrel bombs dropped on to the village of. the syrian civil defense force no there's no time to waste. was entering the home looking for a family as the last of the hours will quickly quickly quickly they shout was that they all make it out and i. was in the united nations is co

bobby is an outlier in the kennedy family, they write. tonight robert f. kennedy jr.ays i don't think we should be forcing pharmaceutical products on unwilling amerin citizens without understanding the downside risks, risks the cdc and other medical organizations say are well understood and do u not eigh the benefits of vaccination. anne thompson nbc ne. >>> now to your money, your life and the crushing burden of prescription drugs on so many families tonight. there's news about a new plan to bring the cost down by forcing companies to reveal the prices in all those prescription drug ads.kr ten dahlgren explains. >> reporter: soon when you see a drug company ad on tv, there will be something new, the cost. new regulations will require drug companies disclose list prices for any medications that cost more than month. xarelto, the first to include its price at this end of this ad, $448 a month. health and human services secretary azar saying -- i >>f they're afraid that people will be scared off by their extortionate drug prices, lower your price. it's that simple. >> r

i'm -- community as uncle bobby. i'm here in regards to the information that i received about this threat assessment of the officers prior to disclosu disclosure. i definitely oppose this idea that this particular policy be taken into consideration. and even if we considered this as a policy, where is the data that we're talking about that can show that officers' lives have been threatened for the request of simply their personal folder or the information that is in that folder. i definitely would love to see that. because to our knowledge to the data that we know that there has never, ever been a retaliation action taken against a police officer, not just here in the state of california but across the united states in regards to a simple ask of their history. even we can say for an officer involved shooting there's never been an officer's life threatened or taken behind an officer that has shot someone wrongfully. so we are clear that that exis exists. i am a little tired, but at the same time i thought that it was

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. -- and he prosecuted the bobby baker case. he was secretary of the senate when lyndon johnson was majority leader. lyndon was his boss. liket kennedy did not lyndon as vice president and had triggered an investigation into bobby baker, that is why the department of justice was covering down on bobby baker, which would splash on linden and his brother could take a new vp. gotten shot, and now lyndon is president and robert kennedy is no longer attorney general. and they still have to prosecute bobby baker, but bill bittman does it with such skill that lyndon johnson's name never comes up. that is talent, because johnson was his boss. his whole time he was taking bribes and giving orders, ready as can be. jaworski is a johnson protege. he does not want bittman to be splashed, he is one of his favorite guys. there is an indictment meeting, this is the third bullet. there are two people taking notes, there is the recorder taking the notes who is going to be indicted, and then there is set that they are going to use to write the re

differences before the may twelfth deadline to form a government i uganda's opposition politician bobby wine has told he's willing to sit down with president yoweri museveni to discuss the challenges facing the country the popular musician turned politician was released after three days in custody for taking part in what the authorities called unlawful protests catherine reports from couple. this was the moment the town home on thursday after three days in cassidy for leading protests against a social media tax many of his supporters like young john to his music and political views most have grown up with president yoweri in the seventies in charge has been in power for more than three decades and solve the problem that wind told al-jazeera his supporters relate to him because of his fight against social injustice we are lucky that we are living in a generation where our mouths can not be shut we shall speak the truth and we shall continue using the law as it does do stand for our rights and has a president ever reached out to you mean to talk about political issues to talk about how to

bobby wine is freed on bail after being arrested on charges he says well made up to silence him. and five hundred years after his death to tape the legacy of an adventure and help repair relationships between italy and france. hello there is one part of europe that's going to stay warm over the next few days and it's just down here you wouldn't notice early but look at the motion of the carrolls were coming down from the north we did have a cold spell coming is already right actually on friday the highest temperatures stuck only seven and barely ten wind coming down from the north or some out arctic air tucked into that the snow up in northern parts of sweden and norway hasn't got much further south of course except for the higher ground of the alps but it will show itself so friday is a coldish day i think but it'll feel at his worst in places like switch to northern italy and austria where the temperatures in the low teens mid leap it was you know cloud overhead and rain for the sky overnight stows apparent want to get you out cold have missed the picture for saturday still col

. >>> democratic state senator bobby singleton voted against the bill and choked back tears on the floor of alabama's senate after it was passed. >> you just said to my daughter you don't matter. you don't matter in the state of alabama. that the state of alabama don't care nothing about you, baby. i've got to go home and tell her the state of alabama don't care nothing about you, baby. >> and that state senator, bobby singleton, joins us now. senator, thank you so much for being here. what do you think now, the day after this has passed the alabama legislature? >> oh, i think this is a horrible bill still. i think that we raped women last night. we made women of alabama the model of the new rowe versus wade. i think this is a horrible bill. hopefully if it gets to that level to the supreme court and the supreme court will not select this as a test case. >> is that why your colleagues passed this? do they really want to send doctors to prison for 99 years or are they hoping that this will -- i mean, what's really the purpose of this, to try to overturn roe v. wade? >> you know, i would l