>> did you have dunham's bags in your home? >> how do you explain the bag in the basement with the shotgun shells in the basement? >> they weren't ours. the bag is probably ours. i mean, my fingerprint is on the bag. but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement? it just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk,

like, a lot of people have singled in on there's a story about lena dunham in the book.i sat down and had dinner with lena dunham, and i told her i did not like her, like, to her face. most people cannot say they have done that. [laughter] [applause] i was, like, hey, i'm going to write about this on the internet, but i also held myself accountable, and i said i talked shit about lena dunham, and i also did not always do it in a way that was thoughtful. sometimes i took jabs at her appearance, at herral hen, and -- at her talent. and i don't need to lower my standards in order to critique her. but i also told her that i was going to do it. jill followaway, i got the e-mails, bitch. if you're unhappy with the things i said in the book, like, i it would you i was going to say them, and i don't think i was unfair. i was just honest about the things i learned, and i do think that all of those experiences were worthwhile, and positive things have come out of them. maybe not for the other person on the enof that story, but for me and for the audience who's going to potentially

dunham. >> yes. >> seth: and now let's just lay it out there. ] you didn't fail right away. i thought you got off to a good start. you did our dog frisbee. and that's frisbee, but then you put all these words on it. >> i don't know what happened to me. i was just like i was possessed. then i looked up the breed of the dog and i started writing and my daughter said, "stop!" by then it was too late, so i owe your wife. >> seth: the best -- we look at it all of the time because it says -- these are all true. affectionate, athletic, agile, compassionate, companionable, excuse me. mischievous, intelligent. which is all true, but everybody always thinks it's spelling a word. [ laughter ] and so they're always like, what's aaacmi? [ laughter ] that's a -- that's an italian word that means loving pet. >> yeah, you need language skills for it. >> seth: but it is -- i will say, it is a prized possession for us and you did not ruin it. we love it very, very much. >> thank you. >> seth: and i love having you here. thank you so much for being here. >> thank

dunham will pay for my goods. this is something that this against our european drug. often is fulfilling given there have been instances where foreign citizens were subjected to accusations and attacks. in the malls because it's fun it's not nice or chameli there have also been instances where refugees murdered young girls to them all the problem but this is speech to houston i think it's important that we stop putting the issue of migration distribution in the e.u. at the center of this and to me to come to a close look at india only so we can ensure safe alsa borders for the european union is in and then play only then will we be able to preserve a european union without you know borders that him cept wishing to get a lot of reservation migration are just not the answer. to utopia solution. are the only answers. also coming up tonight europe's other babble for the e.u. fires a warning shot as fears of a global trade war continue to. the trait that people even these people whose cost to come. to not its decision to push to. goes against him in fact he goes against th

news website media part started to leak documents about the fifteen million votes one day later dunham's body was found in the danube river now officially the cause of death was a heart attack. where he just happened to be on a river and just happened to fall into the water you know a telltale symptom of a heart attack is being struck by a sudden desire to take a dip in one of the sixteen as seen on t.v. a lebanese arms dealer testified and worried enacted that he delivered. in suitcases to start closing but that can't be credible testimony in time to be and that's obviously a higher performer you know and maybe they should have gotten somebody better because he's not that good of a my. son because he denied the allegation that you received cash from libya to fine. and soon two thousand and seven campaign stated basics like you need. to do. what a disgrace. what on public television you know well aren't you ashamed to court a man who has been in prison if it looks. it was a yes or no question you could have just no last year u.k. parliamentary inquiry found that there was little hard evi

commissioner rejected the idea that such a plan would violate international humanitarian law i'm a gives dunham a day for migrants this is something that this against our european right but the pressure is on a first draft of sunday's resolutions contained the following points the establishment of a ten thousand strong border police force by twenty twenty asylum seekers must remain in the country responsible for them to make sure they do there will be increased checks at all stations harbors and airports and asylum seekers will only receive welfare payments in the country responsible for them all that means italy would shoulder an even bigger burden so how does it only feel about that wolf out of chicago cannot take in hundreds of thousands of more refugees we are already second place in europe after germany that's enough. so to avoid italy boycotting this weekend's summit the draft proposal is now being called a misunderstanding and is being withdrawn. so let's get more from they'd only correspondent bob levey it's all in brussels and simon young in they welcome both let's start with you they

the us actress lena dunham said thank you, from one of the millions you made feel beautiful.amily asked for privacy, saying they were devastated and would miss her terribly. kate spade, who died yesterday at the age of 55. we will have all the latest business news in a little while with ben, but first a reminder of the headlines. the grenfell inquiry hears that the man who lived in the flat where the fire began, was left terrified by threats of reprisal the boss of tsb will appear in front of mps for a second time later — as the financial regulator says it is investigating a computer failure that saw nearly two—million custo m e rs lose a ccess to online banking the shadow brexit secretary admits there are "very divided views" within labour about whether to remain in the european single market. i'm ben bland. in the business news... facebook is in hot water again, this time in china. the social media app has confirmed it had data—sharing partnerships with four chinese firms, including huawei. that's been flagged as a a security threat by us authorities. facebook has been bloc

. >> look at jeff dunham.has been a supporter of the dreamers of t daca deal, but in recent weeks he is moving to push a vote on the issue, wa something h't ready to consider six months ago. i think it speaks to the potency of theino vote in his district and him kind of reading the tea leaves and wanng to say, yes, i voted with trump on the affordable ca act but i'm not going to stick shoulder-to-shoulder with him on immigration issues when my sn district d reflect that type of, you know, feeling or message. >> i'm sorry. s ahead. >> i was going t that's the key, is to have a candidate in a district that reflect the people who liav there. >> i to move on to this before we run out of time because there was something else very interesting happening in this election as well on the local front. there was this criminalustice theme weaving through a lot of the local races, right? despibl efforts by k lives mat per and criminal justice groups and even with help from billionaires like george soros and steve jobs' wido

above the federal immigration office replacing it with a flag that reads refugees welcome and linda dunhamning protests against migrant children being separated from their parents. and the restaurant owner who kicked sarah sanders out is feeling the backlash, eatery is being slammed on yelp lowering satisfaction score to a 2 and it's online menu also apparently hacked. the owner of red hen wilkinson said she booted sanders out after taking staff vote. sanders tweeted that he was not welcome because she works for the president, she was dining with her family at the time. and first lady melania trump surprised group of students with message on kindness. first lady opening the students against destructive decisions conference in virginia. >> kindness, compassion and positivity are a very important traits in life. it's easier to judge quickly than to take time to understand, treat your community like your family and look out for one another. heather: last month the first lady unveiled the be best platform focusing on health and well willing and kindness and safety and impact of opioid crisis o

jeff dunham says the votes won't be there tomorrow. he point out when president obama had an advantage, he fell short as well. this is about the inability of congress to do any kind of job here. >> i couldn't agree with you more. obviously this is something, until they resolve this issue, we'll continue to have the same crime issues. we'll have security issues. terrorism issues. the presidential can address this around the edges with travel bands. but he needs money to secure our borders. charles: 1,200 homicide, 6,000 cr. we are keeping an eye for you. this is manhattan's foley square. they are now getting ready to march. they plan to disrupt trafficnd we'll see where it goes. we'll follow the developments for you. crude oil prices gushing on word that trump has a zero tolerance policy on iran oil. fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so

. >> my position is, jeff dunham will be taken off the board. he will be safe. there's a small chance that the democrats get locked out of the roar back her seat, so they are not going to get what they wanted, which is california pastor taking back. >> california democrats have been itching to make a statement on president trump york they will do so in november. don't count anything out. >> they need a democrat on the ballot. >> it's looking like at least two out of the three really good ones. >> just following that bouncing political ball right there. we are going to take a quick break, but we will be back, looking at more returns. >> this segment is sponsored by ricks royalty. >> healthy skin with doctor sonja. >> we arhere with doctor sonja, a board-certified dermist.atolog for over seven years, thousands of kron 4 viewers have loved the procedures they've had done, and now you are bringing us new technology and hair loss. >> is a lot of concerns about hair thinning and hair loss for both men and women. they complain about hair receding, or thinning in the fr

california 10 where the republican jeff dunham will go on to the general election, but there is a democratlican who are still looking for the number two spot and then california, 48, dana rohrabacher and he'll go on to november then there are two democrats and one republican all fighting for the second place and those votes are still being counted. lots of votes being counted across california, but as donald trump's sword cuts both ways and he helps john cox in california and he hurts martha roby in alabama and she was very critical of donald trump in 2016 when the "access hollywood" came came out and she now faces a runoff in alabama and one indirect donald trump effect is women. women did very well across the country. a few notable ones in south dakota. a republican, kristi noem won there and she could be the first female governor of south character. two democratic women will advance to the general election and they could very well become the first women, female members of the iowa hous and in new mexico, the land of my people, holland may be the first native american female to be in con

the people that are running in districts like jeff dunham in california or districts that trump won bynd maybe his numbers are abysmal, those are seats that the republicans need to hold. those are the districts that the freedom caucus bill or the goodlatte bill don't fly. so there has to be something to do to address the dreamers or separating kids from families that would pass is house and pass the senate. it's not what the president wants. so you have divisions in the republican party that will affect the mid-terms. it's interesting. what the voters say all you ever did was the tax bill. you can't get anything done. >> ed: but meanwhile, you're right, the president campaigned and won on the idea that he will crack down on illegal immigration. he's doing stuff on an executive basis. but there's going to be people saying wait a second, republicans in congress. you have power and you didn't pass anything. >> that's the problem, ed. it's republicans running for re-election. trump is not on the ballot. when he goes into a meeting and he says i have your back, let's do this and then he say

liz: jeff dunham, a republican from california. thank you, hillary very much. as tensions at the border flare up at this hour investors are very anxiously watching every development that flares up on the trade front. there's a new report that says that escalating spot over trade could hurt a u.s. industry that's worth nearly $1 billion per month, not per year, per month. china's vow to slap hefty tariff s on u.s. oil imports is now threatening a booming oil shipping industry here in the u.s. that has really grown. hired a lot of people, jobs over the past few years, thomson reuters is estimating that u.s. crude shipments to china have jumped from just $100 million per month in early 2017 to nearly 1 billion per month right now. the news comes ahead of the highly anticipated opec meeting on friday so let's get to the floor show, and this is shaping up to be a pivotal time for oil markets what should investors be making to get ahead of what could be a trend whether you like it or not. scott red letter what do you think? >> well, every time the market goes down be

and actor lena dunham said...aspects. just from a brand point of view and how it got built up from the early 90s. it became iconic. it was the brand that celebrities like gwyneth paltrow was wearing. everybody wanted to own it. she took the classic tote and clutch and the signature shapes and she added her side to it. pops of colour, bright, stripes. the lining inside bags. hot pink bags with a green lining inside. no one was doing that. it felt still designer, yet a lot more affordable and wearable. and playful. everybody wants to be able to access something a little bit more luxury and designer. her being able to tap into that and allow people to maybe purchase things that were more affordable and making bags that most people felt comfortable buying really helped her. she put her label on the outside of the bag and we saw a lot more designers do that. so she tested at the industry in ways it had not been tested before. i think whenever a brand is able to do that and can push buttons and switch the way they do th

so far, all sorts of celebrities have denied being the biter, including lena dunham, jennifer aniston frances mcdormand, even shirley maclaine, whose spokesperson said, "no, shirley did not bite anything. she's 83 years old, for god's sake." ( laughter ) not a good alibi, shirley. i get bit by 83-year-olds all the time. because i like to start fights with old people, because i want to win. ( laughter ) the fact is, beyonceÉ's biter remains at large, and it's extremely important to me we figure this out, because america needs to know: what does beyonÉe taste like? ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. dana carvey is here! simon pegg is here! intew mbassar johnclusive bolt stick around ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® whthis little baby can detect trace amounts of cheetos dust. what? when did we get a cat? dangerously cheesy. can we fix this phone tonight? it's really slow. you can turn off the performance management feature but it may lead to un

the us actress lena dunham said thank you, from one of the millions you made feel beautiful.y. jon donnison, bbc news. we can now speak to laura podesta from cbs news, she's new york. everyone summing this up, it is just such terribly sad news. yes, as you just heard in that story, the family has released a statement saying, we laughed katyn daly and will miss her terribly and they are asking for privacy —— we laughed kate dearly. —— we loved. a suicide note was found nearby her body. she leaves behind a daughter and husband of more than two decades. the council of fashion designers of america also released a statement following her death saying in part kate spade was a great talent who had an immeasurable impact on american fashion and the way the world viewed american accessories. a wonderful bright, talented women and the brand so well—known, her name so well—known. what about her as an individual? how high profile was she did she sit comfortably with that profile? she was incredibly high profile. she created a new form of the it bag that was both affordable and aspiration

we also stand behind the member members, congressman dana rohrabacher, congressman jeff dunham, and otherublicans across the state of california. and across the country. >> shannon: given the amount of absentee ballots and the closeness of some of these races, it may be a little while before we know what is going on out there. thank you for joining us as we wade through the analysis and wait for the results. much more analysis of tonight's primaries after this break. stay tuned. ♪ mine better. this one's below market price and has bluetooth. same here, but this one has leather seats! use the cars.com app to compare price, features and value. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ ♪ ♪ i love you baby applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i'm t he only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable... does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. the full value of your new car? you're betr o

california, 10, jeff dunham, the republican will move ahead and he will be in the race in november, butt's not clear whether -- or entirely clear whether democrat or republican will be in the second tier spot, and republican dana rohrabacher that has been there many, many years and he will be in the general election innove but there was a three-way tie, basically, two democrats and the republican, and it looks like a democrat will sweep through on that one, and again, second place there will be the teller. in califoia, people can drop off their ballots and even mail their ballots on the day. so it takes some days for registrars across the state to get all of those ballots together. they have to open them, certify them, count them. it could be a little while. kate? >> oh, america, mail in your ballots. >> oh, california. >> oh, california! miguel, thanks so much. joining me right now cnn political commentator angela rye and former executive director of the black caulk us and former senior adviser to senator mitch mcconnell. oh, california! that's how we'll start every segment. they were

. >> jeff dunham has the solution on the house floor which is to advance dacaborder security. luck to b >> petwhat was incoherent, it's much more incoherent with trump. >> it ask what i'd like to focus on is getting the republicans to change and build these facilities. >> but they will not do it because they will not cross donald trump. >> only with the win in the back with republicans in favor. >> right now, that wind is in their face and donald trump >> that's shifting. >> i think that's shifting. >> people are going to get killed on this because not only is it morally terrible, it's every night on the news. >> if it's shifting ask mark sanford. >> that was no immigration sue. it was about the state house of south carolina. >> how about korkcorrespon cory? >> i voted for treat afreitas. don't ask me. >> my guess is you don't want to understand it because of what it says? >> i have no idea why he won. freitas is a green beret in the state house. i don't get it. >> no, i'm saying if you take a step back to what's happening to the republican party is a moral catastrophe. >> it'

and joining us now, republican congressman dunham of california. congressman, there's no doubt the president's tough talk on immigration helped propel him to the white house. but is it morally wrong to use these families as political leverage just so he can get his wall and his other immigration demands? >> well, i think it's important to keep families together. and that's one of the issues that's got to get resolved in this compromise bill, this bill we're going to be seeing and talking about next week, a bill we're going to vote on. we've got to fix this. but this is not a new issue. this is something that happened under the previous administration as well. th this is not a new policy. it was a court decision in 2016 that created this situation today. ultimately republicans and democrats have to come together and solve this very emotional but very american issue. >> let me break that down for just a moment because the facts are this is not something that was being enforced necessarily under the previous administration. this is an enforcement choi

the us actress lena dunham said thank you, from one of the millions you made feel beautiful.al services across the north of england, is currently experiencing major delays and cancellations to trains, after the introduction of a new timetable. members of the rmt union will stop work for 24 hours on june the 19th, 21st and 23rd. take a look at this for a good example of highway etiquette. it's a video that's gone viral on social media — a little girl gives a lorry driver the thumbs up, after he overtakes her while out on a bike ride in northamptonshire. her father posted the video, hoping to encourage other drivers to follow the example and leave plenty of room when going around cyclists. it has now been shared tens of thousands of times. she must be on one of those mini tandems, those bikes that have a bike attached. how often do we show road rage type clashes and incidents? that's the other end of the scale. it's lovely. yesterday, we told you about a florida woman who's life was saved using a pioneering cancer treatment. judy perkins was given just months to live after bein

lena dunham writing, thank you, kate, from one of the millions you made feel beautiful. could make me laugh so hard. i still can't believe it. it's a rough world out there, people. try to hang on. the designer dressing he share of first daughters, sasha obama in a kate spade number for her father's 2013 inauguration. chelsea clinton tweeting, my grandmother gave me my first kate spade bag when i was in college. i still have it. holding kate's family, friends and loved ones in my heart. kate spade stepped away from the design industry back in 2007 to raise her infant daughter. she and her husband reportedly earning nearly $50 million after selling their brand to neiman-marcus. the name would later be sold again for close to a billion dollars. >> most people know me as kate spade. in 2007, we decided to take a break and spend time with my daughter. >> reporter: the loss of kate spade and her impact on american fashion felt deeply across the industry. >> she built it. she sold it. she lived her life. she started other brands. everybody that started a brand wanted to be kate

french news website media part started to leak documents about the fifty million votes one day later dunham's body was found in the danube river now officially the cause of death was a heart attack. where he just happened to be on a river bed and just happened to fall into the water you know a telltale symptom of a heart attack is being struck by the sudden desire to take a dip in one of the sixteen as seen on t.v. a lebanese arms dealer testified and reenacted that he delivered. in suitcases to start closing but that can't be credible testimony trying to be and that's obviously a higher performer you know and maybe they should have gotten somebody better because he's not that good of a mind so cozy denied the allegation that you received cash from libya to find him soon two thousand and seven campaign stated basis they're going. to do. what a disgrace. would. on public television you know well aren't you ashamed to court a man who has been in prison. it was a yes or no question you could have just a no last year u.k. parliamentary inquiry found that there was little hard evidence that could