georgina houghton born in eight hundred fourteen grew up in victorian london like clint she studied art in one thousand nine hundred sixty one houghton went to her first sales experience shocked and changed her and she became a medium herself. she began painting with watercolors directly onto paper hundreds of pictures with wild ecstatic lines unlike anything else in her day out it was long forgotten until twenty fifteen when some of her drawings reappeared on the back she had written the name of the spirit who controlled the painting like a dead artist named henry lenny an archangel or even caravaggio. emma currents born in one thousand nine hundred two in switzerland wanted to heal people her drawings were simply a byproduct she's used a pendulum to create the works and did not define it as art she also worked in a trance like state with a session sometimes lasting twenty four hours until she collapsed the images are any magic they weren't originally meant for museum walls but functioned as their acuity tools emma quince was only posthumously included in art history. you don't have to

(clint eastwood) he was calling on his community to come to his aid.nd he was trying to arm the community to defend itself. and the community didn't want any part of it. they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villains, so why should they get involved? that sort of went along with philosophies of american life. i guess you all know why i'm here. i need deputies, i'll take all i can get. how about it? (sad music playing) you want the hero to stand for something, integrity. in sticking to what he believes against all odds, even if he's the one doing it all by himself. (man) this is just plain committing suicide. and for what? i'm no lawman. i just live here. i got nothing personal against nobody. i got no stake in this. i guess not. there's a limit how much you can ask a man. i got a wife and kids, what about my kids? go on home to your kids, herb. (howard hawks) i'd seen a picture called "high noon," where the sheriff, played by gary cooper, went around begging everybody to help him. (gunshot) and eventually h

because clint eastwood was more of a desert he sort of. just feel like you were in the brady bunch we went to the grand canyon. it was overwhelming. and a lot i was parked on a railroad track seems like the beginning of some bad west what's the bright light coming this way and that clanging doesn't seem to be stopped time tracks for. years to eastern and sort of carpetbaggers sort of people out here in the wild west from flagstaff or parked on some railroad tracks on the roads and just come and run us over and they're going to say you know we did toothpick in their mouth and cowboy hat they can say yeah we'll make that stupid out here. who you call a carpetbagger. so max like i was saying this is the old west a lot of. people came out here a lot of gun fights a lot of gold miners and a lot of people who might have. got trapped on the railroad track and got run over by a train so you know what that means. in america that means there's ghosts goes yeah we're going to do. or not to scare well i haven't really made my peace with ghosts like so

clint eastwood says: "i was very calm, i would say...like go-ahead and make those putts."final hole, it seemed no one could sink a putt...resulting in a chip-off for the hundred-thousand dollar prize for charity. and that's when andy garcia stepped up for his team.andy garcia says: "i got a, you know, the number 7 coin, so i got a chance to see where the thing is gonna fall, so you have a little bit of an advantage than the first guy. but you know, you still gotta hit the chip."hit the chip he did, and so team eastwood...whi ch also included country singers colt ford and clay walker...won the cup for the second year in a row.clay walker says: "what makes it twice as sweet, kinda like a double dipping, is you get to do it with a guy that is one of the best people i've ever met, my favorite person to see every time i come out here to pebble beach, and we won it together. how about that brother?"as for murray's team of ray romano, alfonso ribeiro and larry the cable guy...they had plenty of fun...but their putting wasn't up to par.kate rooney says: "so team murray will have t

well but the fact is like clint eastwood and john wayne they were encountering situations where it was shoot to kill one of you was going to die here the same thing in countering our healthcare system where you know it's going to cost millions of dollars to be treated so breakfast this morning on the guy was like i'm out of state a can't afford something are going to cost me one thousand bucks because you have to pay a lot of money for health care but it doesn't apply in the entire country so america is actually fifty countries they have their individual health care right there's no one country of america and new mexico colorado new jersey new york california all at odds with each other they're still out there battling each other they're battling the insurance companies are battling the health care companies and they're violent so while there was kind of a bit of mises the modern american violent warrior against the charity of state yes i think that's a good way to look at you now he was doing what he thought was best for himself and his family was by him embrace thing his evil and i t

shane and clint have agreed to stay with us. and coming up, we're going to talk about a story shane filed for the "washington post." the top intel official whose job may be on the line tonight reportedly for not being loyal enough. he's the man in the center there. he'll be the center of our conversation when we come back. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when you switch a device pick up right where you left off. with our commitment free guarantee, there's never been a better time to start listening to aud

clint eastwood is taki pebble beach. look at that swing.ey see who wins $100,000 for the price. >>> welcome back. the pebble beach program tournament starts today. many celebrities have been practicing this week. as joe shows us, some of those still need to work on their swings. >> reporter: rain is forecasted later in the week. this is one of those only at pebble beach day. the celebrity shoot out majored familiar faces with all and larry the cable guy and bill murray and clint eastwood. it was never more obvious that these are amateur golfers playing on a professional course. they were playing $20,000 for charity. these guys weren't up to the pressure. rivero $60,000 on number 3. romano at $80,000. rivero again >> beautiful speed. that wasn't . >> reporter: bill curry $100,000. >> that is no gimme. >> the $100,000, you can see everyone some of those golfers in this, their hands were shaking. >> they held a chip up. clay walker and garcia got closest meeting clint eastwood was that winner for the second straight year. >> they choked and we

clint is correct on that. we're all sort of waiting and hoping maybe this will fizzle and be lesser and less. but remember, let's look at the task of the on-scene commander. the on-scene commander's first objective in here is he's got to locate the people who are possibly shooting, shooter or shooters. that's what you're talking about, ali, a large facility. this is extremely difficult these big warehouses and manufacturing facilities, trucking facilities. all kinds of boxes, places to hide, all kinds of steel in these places, nooks and crannies. remember the officers have probably never been in the place p good s.w.a.t. teams try to survey many of the structures in their cities but it's almost impossible to do every place. certainly every place isn't high risk. so they're probably in an environment they've never been in. they've got to hope the other employees can -- employees of the building can steer them maybe to go here or there and that's where the shooter or shooters went. and that's what they're likely

peter baker, clint watts, barbara mcquaid and matt miller. thank you all. coming up -- we'll have the latest on the other big news of this day. that funding deal that prevents another shutdown. two reporters right now in the thick of it will join us tonight. later why some very smart people are asking out loud whether paul manafort could be a russian agent. if you were watching us last night, you witnessed this moment and what it all could mean for donald trump as "the 11th hour" is just getting starting on this consequential thursday night. >> i have a just had an opportunity to speak with president trump and he, i would say to all my colleagues, has indicated he's prepared to sign the bill and he'll be issuing a national emergency declaration at the same time. i have indicated to him that i am going to support the national emergency declaration. >> emergency declaration sounds like a great idea. the majority leader mitch mcconnell turned some heads on the hill today when you heard him say that trump would sign the agreement and, oh, by the way, he's going

attorney, yes. >> clint, i want to talk about michael cohen being back on -- back on after being off.t do you make of the fact that he was scheduled, he canceled, he talked about intimidation with the president of the united states. elijah cummings said he will get him on, and now it appears he is going to be testifying in public under oath next week. >> i just don't know. it keeps me in a delay, and that makes me think it's more than just surgery or recovery. i think there has been lots of negotiations going on behind the scenes. i imagine capitol hill is part of it. i wouldn't be surprised if the mueller investigation is part of it too, and you got a new attorney general that just taking over. lots of things are in the mix. i just find these constant delays all too curious based on all the other circumstances we see swirling around right now. >> it does look like we're going to finally hear the man's testimony, which is the first time, we've talked about this before, carol, that the mueller investigation is a black box. it doesn't leak, there is all this stuff. there is a lot that t

clint eastwood says: "i was very calm, i would say...like go-ahead and make those putts." but on the final hole, it seemed no one could sink a putt...resulting in a chip-off for the hundred-thousand dollar prize for charity. and that's when andy garcia stepped up for his team.andy garcia says: "i got a, you know, the number 7 coin, so i got a chance to see where the thing is gonna fall, so you have a little bit of an advantage than the first guy. but you know, you still gotta hit the chip."kate rooney says: "in pebble beach, i'm kate rooney, kron4 sports." today is national signing day for college football... and two of the best in the bay area played for powerhouse de la salle... today at the concord school national recruits isaiah henry to'oto'o announced which universities they will be attending...<> "i'll be spending the next four years at the university of tennesseee to'oto'o... a linebacker... is joining the tennesse volunteers... picking them over alabama, oregon and many other schools... the 6-2, 230 pounder was ranked by 247 sports as the 44th best player in the c

. >> clint, given the fact that he sees someone trying to undercut him in that summit by doing what anelligence official is supposed to do, which is speak clearly, asked under oath, as he was, about the assessment. he shares these views to president trump as well. president trump tends to lash out to his advisers, though, when they say things he does not want to hear. >> clint, given the fact that our lead adviser thought the president works with the russians. should we get a chill if we wake up one of these days, and in the midst of all this, the president has fired the director of national intelligence? >> yes. and again, i think it goes to the point that it was his appointee. the president appointed these people in pretty much all of these positions, and yet he continues to fire them for not being loyal or not being on the team. we just watched that clip. the director of national intelligence found that a former adversary that interrupted our elections by a tweet. you're being made a fool on the stage. when you look at what coats did when he went and testify is he told the truth. he

thank you, clint. >>> hollywood's top actors, producers and directors will gather to recognize some ofthe best in the business. >> reporter: the academy awards are always about fashion, but for the past 25 years, they've also been about chowing down afterwards. >> everybody comes out so hungry. so we make over 3 difference. >> reporter: chef wolf gang puck is once again in charge of the food for the governor ball reception that follows the oscars. >> al together i had 300 chefs in the kitchen. >> reporter: trying to hit the sweet spot with newly minted winners. >> glenn close is favored for best actress after missing out for six previous nominations. but the first time could be the charm for bohemian rhapsody ronn malik. >> i do think that is of all of the acting races the one that is the toughest to call and the one that seems to be the most wide open. >> reporter: best picture is also a big question mark. a cluster of box office hits are contending but so is "roma." the netflix film is in spanish but has ten nominations. >> it seems to be breaking the ruleut b the movie is so strong,

and clint, thank you. andrew mccabe will, on the "today" show tuesday morning to talk about that book. >>> right now we want to take you to a solemn event. jake just mentioned it. this is the memorial service for former congressman john dingell in washington, d.c. ist happening right now. there's democratic leader steny hoyer speaking. some of the biggest names ever to serve in politics are there. bill clinton is there, hillary clinton, john boehner also there at that service, current congressional leaders. icon, congressman john lewis in attendance, a few minutes ago lewis called the famously tall dingell a giant of congress and lauded him for his support of the 1964 civil rights bill. >> john did not run from his decision or try to explain away his vote. he stood on the courage of his conviction and won that primary by 5,000 votes. people respect him when you stand up for what you believe. >> john dingell holds the record as the longest serving congressman. he took office in 1955 when dwight eisenhower w

clint, i would like to begin with you given your fbi experience, do the extreme measures that is going going on, does that read true to form to you? >> yes. >> it is interesting how many ways they explored to deal with the situation. do we do a special counsel? yes or no? do we pursue the 25th amendment, yes or no. do we take a memo or wear a wire, there is something going on in those days after comey was fired, were they that concerned that they needed to do something quickly. something that you have not seen before. what i also find interesting is these two individuals, rosenstein and mccabe were put in unprecedented situations. we are going to evaluate this here tonight and we'll see a lot of news stories about this. rosenstein may think he got set up. mccabe watching his boss gets fired and they have been rooking for it for months and seeing him come in and say on tv, well, i did this because of russia. what else are you to think? you are put in an unprecedented situation. i am curious of what the mueller report if we get to see it -- what it will show about those days were like. >

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barbara mcquaid who is an msnbc contributor, and clint watts who is a former fbi special agent. clint, to you first, andrew mccabe was being briefed by an officer who was in the room talking about sbjs matters. what does it mean go back to the deputy fbi director and in turn relayed the news. >> i find it with high credibility. consistent with so many times that president trump has taken the word of vladimir putin over other intelligence agencies. we have seen that three different times where he essentially repeated kremlin pr propaganda. going all of the way back through history and he went against the intelligence community even when we saw this with iran and dni coats a few weeks ago. so i think there is a high credibility to it. not just because of the way it was transferred, but because it comes from mccabe and it is out of context, and it is very consistent with president trump's behavior. >> and calling mccabe a liar, what putin is saying is saying that is inaccurate. at least not named news reports, but from the president's own admissions on camera about what he thinks i

is clint hardings director of latin for by war welcome to all of you bull what did you make of this lima group meeting and seeing one guy day standing next to the vice president of the united states. this came of no surprise essentially we've already know that one way though is essentially washington and man here in venice way that he has received the backing of donald trump and his government since day one. to see him in but what are his allies obviously it comes as no surprise the announcement made in bogota where a little bit more surprising however the united states announce a very light sanctions we can say much less than we expected them to announced and really no sort of measures that were not any impact on the country at all and the limb agreement south issued a public statement in which they surprisingly ruled out any support for any military intervention into venezuela essentially taking it off the table so this brings a great sigh of relief to venezuela and all of those who are afraid that the united states robonaut some sort of military attack on the country and yet for we ha

clint watts, former fbi special agent and member of the joint terrorism task force. he also happens to be the author of "messing with the enemy: surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians, and fake news." also with us, berit berger, veteran federal prosecutor, former assistant u.s. attorney with both the eastern district of new york and for good measure, the southern district of new york. and in washington tonight, the aforementioned peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." peter, you get to go first. first of all, you've conducted several interviews with this man. i heard your colleague, maggie haberman, who was in the oval office with you, in a telephone interview tonight say in one way this felt to her like one of the more traditional interviews he's given at president. my word, not hers. do you concur? >> yeah, think that's right, in a way. you can walk out of an oval office interview with the president and he has said so many things that are by normal political standards pretty sometimes provocative, wild, th

clint, let me start with you. let's start with the top of what you heard in the segment. andrew mccabe saying there was a meeting in which the president dismissed north korea intelligence because vladimir putin told him it was wrong. >> it's shocking. it's also consistent. we've seen on several occasions whether it's poland, trump's take on why the soviet union went into afghanistan, many other occasions we've seen him essentially take kremlin propaganda lines. if you add this to the list, we saw him in helsinki take putin's word over the intelligence community. we see him here essentially behind closed doors taking putin's word over the intelligence community. this is a consistent pattern. the president does not believe the intelligence community. does not rely on them for his information. and instead goes to our enemies, our opponents overseas and uses their information to gain his perspective. it is not just troubling. it is dangerous. we have a disconnect in our country right now between the largest intelligence community probably in the world which has all of our exp

clint watts, national security analyst for msnbc and a former fbi special age.ey, nbc news national security and justice reporter. julia, i want to start with you. bring us up to speed. what's the takeaway, what's the significance here? >> kristen, "the post" is simply reading this transcript, the 143 pages that came out thursday night. and it was from a sealed meeting that was then released with some redactions in which weissman, a prosecutor for mueller, said that the meeting that paul manafort had with konstan kilimnick in august 2016 goes to the heart of the investigation, because at the time he was donald trump's campaign chairman, meeting with someone with ties to the kremlin, they discussed polling data he would share and they also discussed a peace plan in which to possibly ease or end sanctions on russia that have been in place since their annexation of crimea in 2014. why weissman is making this argument to the judge goes to what could happen today at 1:30 when these prosecutors and the defense goes back to the same judge. they are trying to make the a

>> sis sounded like bill clint and the former attorney attorne general.lenn simpson is at the center of our investigation so, if the ranking member at the time was meeting privately with glenn simpson, who is the main figure in our investigation, he was th one being paid by the democrats to colludelu with russians. what they were talking about, i don't know. but can you imagine that meetin off to the siteee with side wit some of our witnesses. >> has led on multiple occasions , but i think most importantly though, why would they be, this is a democratic operative who got paid to do this, what is the ranking membe doing meeting with this guy? >> and imagine if the shoe had been on the other foot. they were document your meeting at the white house for conversation with the president. it depends on his access. coming up, suing for the right to fly the american flag. another man wants to see his parents for actually having him without his consent. you don't want to miss this. that is coming up next. ng today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the tea

. >> channeling clint eastwood, joe biden -- no, not clint eastwood, arnold schwarzenegger, joe biden the munich security conference he has plenty of time to decide if he'll run in 2020 in a session after that one. he got big applause for the takedown of the trump foreign policy this as former president obama is quietly advising 2020 hopefuls and let's get the inside scoop from msnbc contributor charlie sikes, susan paige, washington bureau chief and ruth markus, washington post editorial columnist. welcome all. let's talk about joe biden, susan paige, we've all covered joe biden a long time. i believe he's leaning towards running, but he is, shall we say, not the old person in the room. he's the grown-up in the room. he's the foreign policy expert, he and john mccain used to be the co-leaders for many, many years in munich for decades as the former chairman of the foreign relations committee and that he's the person who can speak to the rest of the world. >> and that's true. no question joe biden wants to be president. there's really no question he wants to be run to be president. th

weather for a time pushing through here but twenty six celsius ahead of that twenty five therefore clint little colder as we go on into monday the showers longest balls if i may view the central parts of the country now for japan has been the wintry weather that's been causing some issues temperatures remain on the low side but it will least we see dry. rewind returns a can bring your people back to life from start with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries live oh as the both of us and know like and the others too then rewind continues with joseph's journey this is a. distro continuos book. from bob good to know. his distance rewind on al-jazeera. called the must much hussein has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he said china list as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journal

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evacuadas 60 >> han estado aqui desde anoche hoy estaremos todo el dia y eso sera dependiendo del clint>clima >> llego buscando ayuda (nombre en ingles) anoche estaba en el g gimnasio cuando sali de la ducha no habia nadie esta maÑana sali caminando con el agua hasta la c cintura >> unos no pueden creer lo que p pasa la pareja hace una semana e eran desamparados desde ahi d desde donde anoche fueron eva a evacuados luce mal el agua va a llegar arriba de mi cabeza dijo cindy mientras las horas pasan estos evacuados esperan que el t tiempo no les traiga malas no noticias >> es lo peor que he visto aunque para jose ayer signifio mas dinero en horas inersperada de trabajo en sevastopol Ñ noticiero telemundo 48 >> la autopista 77 esta maÑana e en la carretera 101 cerrada por inundaciones que puede causdu s dias es la segunda vez que est r esta estaria cerrada la segunda pri f fue en una de las tormentas >> la carretera (nombre en ingles) cerrada en n(nombre en ingles) debido a la caida de un arbol dejando 500 ususarios si e electricidad las autoridades e p esperan reabrir un carril >> tormen

because it's starting to sound a lot like clint mcmullen: bed bug attorney!y just be ten billion bugs in a suit, but the only thing i'm itching for... is justice." ( laughter ) meanwhile, in ungrateful children news, a man is suing his parents because he was conceived without his consen ( laughter ) and, therefore, his parents should pay for his life. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the man-- the man, seen here being so disappointing, raphael samuel, believes in an ideology called anti-natalism, that believes that it's morally wrong for people to procreate. so, it's either a strongly held belief or a really elaborate excuse for being a virgin. "i don't want to procreate with you. i'm an anti-natalist. unless you're into that." i'm excited to say that raphael's mom publicly responded to her son's lawsuit, writing on facebook, "i must admire my son's temerity to want to take his parents to court knowing both of us are lawyers." ( laughter ) ( applause ) yeah. true. >> jon: i don't know, man. >> stephen: yeah. sounds like raphael is in for quite a legal battle-- that

weather for a time ahead of that it's not too bad twenty four celsius for christchurch and also for clint as we go to choose day as temps just edge up a notch in the sunshine turning rather more cloudy thing a little wetter there for the far south of the country meanwhile we've got some wet weather making its way towards japan but for monday is fine and dry warm sunshine in tokyo but the rain set the same for tuesday. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of documentaries. i was looking for looks. like and the others to the green line continues with spirit charm we do stories that have an impact on society i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind bars so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work we want on al-jazeera. owner of one of the top stories. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has implemented or that will take away millions of dollars of tax revenue from the palestinian authority. a three day security conference in munich has wrapped up with iran's foreign minister warning worl

weather for a time pushing through here but twenty six celsius ahead of that twenty five therefore all clint little colder as we go on into monday the showers longer spells if i move you to central parts of the country now for japan has been the wintry weather that's been causing some issues temperatures remain on the low side but it would at least we'll see dry. rewind returns appear bring your people back to life with brand new updates on the brits to the al-jazeera documentaries in the live close to cope with the loss of know and the others through the rewind continues with joseph's journey this is a. struggle continues book. from back. to no. use districts rewind on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick look at top stories this hour now. the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say they've launched their final battle to push isis out of its last remaining pockets of land in syria the kurdish forces say the offensive is focused on the village of who is in east and arizona province. a political crisis rocking venezuela is increasingly focused on a standoff over a consignment of us and a blocked

. >> clint, given the fact that our lead adviser thought the president works with the russians.et a chill if we wake up one of these days, and in the midst of all this, the president has fired the director of national intelligence? >> yes. and again, i think it goes to the point that it was his appointee. the president appointed these people in pretty much all of these positions, and yet he continues to fire them for not being loyal or not being on the team. we just watched that clip. the director of national intelligence found that a former adversary that interrupted our elections by a tweet. you're being made a fool on the stage. when you look at what coats did when he went and testify is he told the truth. he told the truth about north korea, he told the truth about isis. instead he was flat out rebuked by the president who can't get through an intelligence briefing. who, if we go to talk to him about russia, he wants to talk about north korea or venezuela. it doesn't make any sense. how can you do that? we've seen how it happens with alternative intelligence before. that's h