friends or callings or business associates but in reality he had lots of friends it was robert and catherine johnson the editor of the magazine that we discussed before and catherine his wife had an intellectual salon at their townhouse in manhattan and they were not really rich but they acted that way and brought together for dinners musicians and other luminaries. one of them came all the time was mark twain he would come to dinner and after would go to the tesla laboratory there is tesla there in the background and these two played like kids shooting lightning beams across the lab and they were having a marvelous time so my point is this man who is superman the intriguing part is he was human but one example of their letter is that tesla had been sick a couple of days with a cold and robert wrote him a letter that exemplifies the daily notes and it said it has been a whole week since we saw you and we only need you. so with that very humane superman would have reveled in the excitement of discovery. i don't think there is any thrill and that of the inventor to see the young creation such emotions

with me in the studio, eliana johnson of politico, mary catherine hamm with the federalists. why is the question. congress must act. that was the president of the united states 40 hours ago, maybe 72 hours ago, congress must act. this morning the same president. congress is wasting its time. is he just listening to the right, listening to those who say, mr. president, you don't want to sign a paul ryan bill we call amnesty. i think we can show you breitbart headlines. that's one of the places this is being attacked. is that all this is or is the president tweeting out of frustration? what is it? >> there's been no real policy throughout this, and i think you're seeing that in the president's herky-jerky moves on this, saying congress has to act to saying he won't sign an executive order to saying congress should do nothing at all. we're just getting the president's guttural responses and in turn has thrown this entire issue in chaos where no one is clear right now what the administration's policy is or whether or how children are going to be reunited with their parents. >> so

johnson. robert was the editor of the century magazine. catherine, his wife ran an intellectual salon at the townhouse in manhattan. they were not rich but they acted that way. they brought together artists, musicians and other luminaries. th is mark twain. he would come to dinner. after dinner he would go to tesla's laboratory. these two bodies played like kids. they were shooting lightning beings across the lab. they are having a marvelous ti time. my point is this superman the intriguing part is you is human. one example of the letter, tesla had been sick with a cold so robert wrote him a letter and it exemplifies their daily note that they sent to each other about their health. it has been a whole week since we saw you and you need cheering up. come as early as possible and get cheered. we are in a jolly mood. we only need you. so this very human superman sort of reveled in the excitement of discovery. he said, i do not think there is any thrill that can go through the human heart like that then the inventor that sees a creation unfolding, set i

(catherine) the white house says that president trump has commuted the sentence of this woman -- 63-year-old alice johnsondes in federal prison on drug and money laundering convictions. johnson, a great- grandmother, was sentenced to a life sentence without parole. her case was championed by reality tv star kim kardashian. who tweeted today " best news ever" - saying johnson was a model prisoner who's turned her life around. johnson's is the sixth act of clemency president trump has issued since taking office. sources say the white house has started paperwork to pardon "at least" 30 people.. (vicki) not a single woman made the forbes 100-list of the world's highest-paid athletes. it's the first time in eight years that's happened. boxer floyd mayweather reclaimed the top spot. he earned 285-million dollars over the last 12-months. soccer players lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo were number two and three - earning 111- million and 108-million dollars, respectively. the magazine expanded the list in 20-10, and since then at least one woman has been included. serena williams would likely have made the cut,