dr. evil's point of view. >> no one can stop me. >> from dr. about selling momoas instead of samoas. >> i love them. i like to short bread and you got put that in the freezer. >> you don't want your own cookies? >> he just wants his own cut. >> i want to know what snack you brought us all tonight. >> don't look under the the cape, guys. there's a rotisserie going on back there. >> chicken on awkwafina's mind, talking about the animated film. >> what's the one vice you want to eliminate this year? >> i eat a lot of costco chicken. >> she's not kidding. listen to her sag awards must have. >> a costco chicken. >> is it weird when you walk in costco to buy the chicken? do people stop you? >> no. my eyes are dilated and i got one goal -- get to that chicken. >>> still ahead, we have awards of our own to give out for fashion. the i want that, and the what were they thinking? >> this is glamorous. >> not to me, guys. >>> then who owned the dance floor? who made a champagne-fueled confession, and did elton john just diss rami malek? confession, and did

dr evil gave us a talk and even with the procedures he talked to us throughout the procedure.ences. i think to have that verbally and in writing and to have the time to reflect on those. has he ever refused to do a procedure on you? he has and i've seen him refused to do... while he's done either removals and my ear shaping, a client i know refused to do his work because he didn't think he was of sta ble because he didn't think he was of stable mind. he refused to do a volu nta ry stable mind. he refused to do a voluntary amputation of one of my toes. your whole body is covered with tattoos, is there anything left you want to do? there are still procedures i want and it's been said imight be procedures i want and it's been said i might be suffering from some form of rare body dysmorphia or integrity identification crisis disorder. i was diagnosed last year with adult adhd and that's the only thing the doctors can say to me that i've got. they didn't diagnose it as a child but i have no body issues. i'm fully of sound mind in that aspect and from explaining myjourney and being

>> talking like dr. evil. liz: go. >> your dad is dr. evil, right?my gosh. >> in any event, here's what we do know about the doj. the case is before the federal appeals court. it's essentially to overturn judge leon's ruling, the federal judge who said the merger should progress, and here's what we hear from inside the justice department. the spokesman for the justice department had no comment but my sources are telling me that they are bracing for an imminent ruling, so this thing is coming down, you know, soon, days, maybe a week or whatever. that's what they're telling us. they think it's coming very soon. and you know, they're preparing for a number of outcomes but i think based on what some of the appellate judges said during the last hearing, which seemed to me they were favoring at & t's position that this is not a monopoly, justice department is preparing for a loss. so what do they want out of a loss? this is key. they are just hoping that in a loss, they just don't blow out all their arguments about the mergers of massive content providers,

heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dr evil case one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. i'm sammy's a down in dog with a look at the headlines here now just zero now the u.s. congress has passed a bipartisan bill to avoid another government shutdown but it doesn't include money for the president's border war with mexico the white house says don't trample declare a national emergency to secure the funding john hendren has more from washington d.c. i actually think it's bad politics as president trump ended one showdown with congress he set off another the asr eighty three. naser sixty ending the threat of another government shutdown the senate and house of representatives passed a spending bill that does not include the five point seven billion dollars president trump wanted for a border wall with mexico but as the president signaled he would sign that measure the white house said trump will also declare a national emergency o

. >> don't give me your dr. evil. >> billion. >> elliott, what does this mean for the federal prosecutors and federal law enforcement to get a conviction? >> one, on danny's point, not only has he never been in an american prison, he's never been in a super max, really high level prison. he'll be like at leavenworth, one of the really, really tough -- >> what does that mean? >> a prison you can't break out of. most prisons in the u.s., these are super high -- he ain't getting out. high, high, high security prisons. when i worked at i.c.e. at the beginning of the obama administration, chapo was the specter looming overhead. he was controlling so much of the work of the cartel each when he was locked up in prison. law enforcement regarded this person as a particular threat. as somebody who, you know, this evil puppeteer. it is great for the morale of law enforcement. my defense attorney friend here might disagree with me. most prosecutors aren't hot to just lock people up. they want justice. for someone like this to be

heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to from dr evil day it's like they swung five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. putting pressure on nicolas maduro nineteen european nations recognize his rival juan as venezuela's interim president. but i dream for them this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new u.n. report says that north korea is moving ahead with its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. tracing mexico's disappear the governor.

he calls himself dr evil, brendan mccarthy is a9 and from bush break a man who has grown a worldwidee wanted to know why i wanted the procedure done, he wanted to make sure that i knew what i was doing, so he took a real duty of care. i‘m happy with what i have had done. the city of wolverhampton council said they had consulted a surgeon council said they had consulted a surgeon who said mccarthy‘s lack of qualifications but customers at risk of serious infection. the council received a complaint regarding the cosmetic practices that were being carried out and these practices are barbaric practices, tattoo parlours are registered but these practices which are becoming popular require proper legislation and we will be asking national government to progress that. they were giving consent. body art, formerly known as matthew whelan, is said to be the most tattooed man. he was a customer of mccarthy and gave consent to procedures, implants under his skin. has it bothered you that someone doing this to your skin might not have any medical qualifications to do it? no, because i personally

there is a lot to learn from this man about evil. dr.z: breaking news on missing colorado mom kelsey berreth. oming up next. r. oz: season 10 starts now.

dr. phil: warning. today's show will take a deep dive into what i consider the most heinous, despicable and evil thing everated by a parent. >> was my dad's sex slave. >> dr. phil: you said you would wake up to your father on top of you. >> when i was 6, he started kissing me. i was 7 years old. he started sexually abusing me. my father fed me drugs. he put a bag over my head and suffocated me. >> dr. phil: as unimaginable as this story is, you haven't heard the worst of it yet. meet tatiana. tatiana

dr. kermit gosnell whose killing of infants shed light on just how evil this practice can be.clip from the film featuring testimony from a doctor who is an expert in abortion. i might add viewer discretion is advised. >> the baby was out and it was breathing. >> we would issue comfort care. >> comfort care. can you define that for us? >> that's keeping the fetus warm and comfortable. eventually it will pass. >> eventually it would pass? so basically you would let it die? >> joining us now for reaction are the authors and filmmakers of gosnell ann mche wil.you must feel a certain amount of certainly validation not that you needed it in terms of what dr. gosnell did but this is now turning out to be, based on what happened in new york and what was missed by one vote in virginia, the less new approach to abortion. how bad do you think it's going to get and i will start with you, ann. >> well, you know what's actually very interesting here is these two, you know, the representative tran and then the governor of virginia, what they're really stating, actually, is what has been goin

hopefully he'll talk about the evil that is occurring under the law across this country. but, back to the ding bat governor. drmengali who tried to justify an unjustifiable infant cried. we now find out in his medical school yearbook he thought it was funny to dress as a klu klux klansman or in black face. he said i am deeply sorry for the decision i made to appear as i dmid this photo. but he decide today, wait, it's really not me. >> it's definitely not me. i can tell by looking at it. judge jeanine: are you stupid? if you apologize for something that everyone considers outrageous and anyone else by the way would lose their job over it. then you get up the next day and say it wasn't me, you either fire your political consultant or change your meds. are you skit pschzo. you were known by a racist nickname so vial i can't report it or put it on the screen. i am afraid to think where or how you signed or whether you added on what is already outrageous overt racism. just so my viewers get a just of who purchase. you admit you dressed in black face before so you could moon walk like michael jackson. >> the compet

evil enough to come up with something like this? >> in the process of my research, i learned that the person really in charge of this study was dr.ed psychiatrist in new york. director of the freud archives. he was an austrian refugee from the holocaust. and he set up shop in new york and became, you know, one of the great men of psychiatry in america. >> what i learned is that people at the louise wise agency were separating identical siblings. and then a team of scientists, led by neubauer, would follow them. but it wasn't just the triplets. there were others. >> after my article came out, another twin set discovered themselves. >> and here they are now. >> appreciate you coming on the show today. >> our pleasure. [ applause ] >> it's amazing, the story is incredible. is that the way to tell it? >> it's funny. we say if it hadn't happened to us, we wouldn't believe it. >> this is a disney movie. >> it's a little darker than a disney movie. >> i was at home in my apartment in brooklyn with my 2-year-old daughter and the phone rings. la-di-da, answer the phone and it was the adoption agency. we've got some news for you, you've go