this is what he thought about the murder charge against his client brad cooper. >> you need actual evidence and actual evidence is something they did not have. >> no physical evidence, said the defense attorneys, to tie brad to nancy's murder in those awful scenes from the cooper marriage the jury heard? no witness for either side had ever seen brad physically violent toward nancy. as for the $300 a week allowance, there was a reason the defense argued. remember, the couple had serious debt. and the defense offered contrasting scenes of the cooper marriage from another set of friends. >> people who had known the couple of years did not jump this to bandwagon to paint this as an abusive relationship. >> remember that i hate brad day? the day the prosecution said the marriage hit its boiling point? on that very day, said laura hiller, nancy was making a plan for saturday night, the day she disappeared. >> she wanted my husband and i to come over and play sequence with her and brad. >> was that a game you'd played with them before? >> yes, nancy introduced us to that game. >> when nancy's frie

something like clooney and brad pitt and bradley cooper combined. he had four separate movies in theaters. at his height on a bare skin rug, he posed nudes famously. born in houston and his first love was football and he went onto florida state until a knee injury put an end to all that. it is part of why he loved making the movie the "longest yard" in 1972. that lost to the "god father" of best picture. "smocking in the bandits," he was proud of the best actor nomination that brought him. he seemed to spend half his time on camera chewing gum or winking or cracking wine. it all worked for him. he turned down the lead role of "star wars" and "pretty woman" and "terms of endearment." burt reynolds succeeded and while it took a huge toll on his health and led to a painful bankruptcy. he worked to the advent of high definition tv. that was a toupee on his head the whole time and it got grayer as he did. he dated and married a slew of famous women. he lived the life and always returned to florida where he died today at the age of 82. we are back with mo

. >> he tweeted about his cooperation last night after abc news reported that he spent hours talking to robert mueller's team. here is abc's brady, guys. you might remember michael cohen's plea deal did not actually require him to cooperate with investigators, and yet sources tell abc news he has been talking a lot, including to special counsel robert mueller. it was george stephanopoulos who broke this story, so i called him up and asked him. >> we didn't even know that robert mueller was talking to him. now we know that he was apparently very interested. cohen has spent multiple hours over multiple sessions talking to mueller's team about all aspects of president trump's relationship with russia. that means a lot. that means possible collusion between the trump campaign, associates of the trump campaign and the russians. that means president trump's financial and business dealings with russia. remember, it was michael cohen who was trying to work with president trump to build that trump tower in moscow, and that's a red line the president said that mueller shouldn't cross, looking at business dealings. and finally we also kno

cooper, too. and gaga. >> side note. we love you, brad. >> paula's husband not watching right now. >>> right. right., aka donald glover, is back. the rapper, he's a genius at getting people's attention and dropped this for a summer jam aptly named "feels like summer," and now the road is trending number one. check it out. full of cartoon cameos and looks like glover's character from his hit show "atlanta" strolling down a street and imagining hip-hop celebrities. kanye getting a hug from michelle obama and beyonce and wearing a t-shirt to honor honor alfredo santana, and travis scott wrecking nicki minaj's block castle. thro thhaerilonol. very unique. [ applause ] >> he is an incredible entertainer. that show "atlanta" is phenomenal. really talented. >> he's an artist and an actor and he's changing the discourse. >>> i got to get you dancing. if you're not singing or dancing it's not monday. let's talk about grooving to the dance craze of the summer. the dance craze, everybody doing the kiki, do you love me. >> almost everybody. >> i know you do it secretly. >> i do. >> courtesy of lindsay lohan bus

cooperating with the new york times, nor do they need it. they're making up stories on their own all by themselves. melissa: all right. bradn, thank you for your time. >> appreciate it. david: if anyone told us three years ago, or even two years ago what would be happening now, what is happening now, we would say forget about it. not even netflix -- melissa: if you was a movie, you would walk out because it is outrageous, to happen in real life. david: wild times, folks we're livering through it. trying to delay a vote, what is it? lawyers for kavanaugh's accusers setting conditions for the testimony so what happens next. guess who is trying to take credit for the booming economy once again, the man on the left, you guessed it. who really deserves the praise? two of the brightest economic minds on the planet, steve forbes, doug holtz-eakin weighing in coming up. >> jobless claims just hit a 50-year low. we have the best economy in our history! ♪ to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether

brad, wonderful discussion. god bless you. see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". chris: plus, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort strikes a plea deal to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. we will ask our sunday panel what manafort's about-face means for president trump. and our power players of the week, men of honor. >> i was doing it for my country, my fellow marines and to win a war. just imagine if we'd lost. chris: all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. as devastating as florence has been so far, the worst may be yet to come. the slow-moving storm is now responsible for at least 14 deaths. more than 30 inches of rain falling in some places. and forecasters are warning of catastrophic flooding across the region for days. in a moment, we'll discuss the threat and response with fema administrator brock long and north carolina senator tom tillis. but first, we have fox team coverage. leland vittert on the care lie no coast with the -- carolina coast with the latest on the rescue effort, but we begin with steve harrigan and a look at the damage further inland. steve? >> chris, 50 miles inland,