is no way elijah. >> greg: no bob or jim? >> i mean, what is going on around here? >> greg: liam. >> kimberly: no one from the top five. >> dana: i got one from loveland, ohio. check this out. doggy day care. have you got to love doggy day care america's very wealthy we have doggy day care. go fetch dog care and board notice loveland, ohio. they took a selfie, these dogs the black one in the middle right up front. and then can you see there is a beach la. they get along very well and have a lot of one. >> kimberly: you make that dog very popular by the way. >> greg: jumping the gun there, pal. give him his walking papers. let's do this. greg's dog paddle news. we have been waiting for this video for months now. cost $60 million. one of the most extreme dog paddling videos ever. roll it oh my gosh. >> gregg: there he goes. unbelievable. stan that. you can see. just waiting. >> is that a life vest? >> greg: yes, yes. there he is make it to the other side. that's my favorite part. >> kimberly: he is ready to go. >> dana: that's

because because not only me time when you were system elijah besides these rivals but he had something different he was a very this guy by the way very nice passions and i think that he should yeah i would say i would take his. i think this is the most beautiful should ever. i think it is a danish team also awesome doria is that where it is this english team that asks was it. he had. and that's why shorts and white socks as well they came specially to some toys r us which i think did this is a fantastic should it's still the same no feeling lids no nothing on it and i you know i really think it's one of the most beautiful should i completely agree with you. and i tell you. i don't think you can we write great nation tall. well i think i may and i did through the nose i don't know what a player i think also a little lost is the germans hopefully right so great not to call it the play. here at the stan collymore show we continue our look at the group stage of the world cup in russia as the focus shifts to group c. starting fronts. joined by fellow europeans denmark with a stranger and ka

all russia is now flooded visit and ten american feelings so many people say vowels their gears elijah's strays they're good guys they have supported them not because in the end of the day first of all russia be economy vice the cousin in your clear country's needs nuclear superiority even more and it has no interest in merchants offering you nuclear powers because that i view because pickets now it's last year tomorrow it may be scary as they're discussing a seriously vietnam and then more nuclear power with iran on their list military significant russia becomes and its only part of the story as a part of the story is just all good proliferation. norm to be part of her rate as well but the counter-argument to that would be that the north korean partial nuclear arsenal provides security guarantees not only to the regime itself but also to its neighbors against a military intervention the breakout of a major war on their borders and as you pointed out in one of your recent articles nobody wants to see a replay of the libyan events in east asia so my question to you is whether they're not

elijah tweets welcome home, we have a president who cares for his people, trump always finds a way to. god bless america. barbara also relates to tears of pride and joy, so amazing, i am in a puddle of tears, thank you, donald trump, prayers for warmbier's family. those three american hostages reacting this morning. one of them telling the media this whole thing feels like a dream. todd: one of those tweets stuck out to me from dale saying this is an american moment. in our highly polarized world, you are literally a republican or democrat and there's nothing else in the world this is one of those moments we come together. >> one of the detainees will be getting good news if he hasn't already. while he was in north korea he didn't know this but he is going to be a grandfather. welcome home to him, i'm sure those families will experience those. todd: three american hostages freed from north korea back home morning, foreign policy analyst says this could be donald trump's rating moment. look at history and where we go from here next. ♪ you can dream or do or say what you want to do ♪ pa

her sons elijah and eliki are on the team. her daughter elissa is a cheerleader.n. >> come on! >> come on, get your heads in the game! >> we have two thing going on -- church and sports. losing a game is like losing a best friend. >> fellas. i want you to play hard. play hard and make smart decisions. ♪ couldn't work anymore he said one of these days ♪ ♪ you'll get out of these hills ♪ daddy i've been trying. i just can't catch a break ♪ ♪ i just can't catch a break ♪ >> this is the game! [ cheering ] >> you're never going to forget this ball game. whenever you're in a mind, stuck in a corner, fight through it. fight your way out of it. anything you do in life and football. as long as you've got me and these coaches, this community, that's all you need. >> i grew up here. got married here. it's home. >> i'm so proud of you! >> so proud, so proud. >> what are any of our hopes and dreams? a roof over our heads, some security, maybe even some happiness for our children. we all have that in common. >> i wish you all will come down and see us soon. and when you do, i h

extremism and efforts to deradicalize the nation of islam following the 1975 death of its leader elijah muhammad. new american vice president peter bergen moderated the discussion with former intelligence analysts. >> good morning. or good afternoon, or good morning. good morning still. welcome to new america, i'm peter bergen, i run the international security program here and we're really delighted to be the place where muhammad fraser-rahim is going to present some of the key findings from his -- from his new report. dr. fraser-rahim used to work for the department of homeland security, the director of national intelligence, the national counterterrorism center so he has had a long career in government. he earned his ph.d. last year from howard and then commenting after dr. fraser-rahim is yaya fanusie who is at the foundation for the defense of democracies. he also had a distinguished career in government, working as both an economic and counterterrorism analyst for the central intelligence agency. so i'm going to hand it over to dr. fraser-rahim and he will basically set the table f

her sons elijah and eliki are on the team. her daughter alicyia is a cheerleader.ny: garnet edwards jr. is a former mount view player who went on to play college ball. >> garnet: in this state of west virginia, we got two things going on for us. that's church and sports. now if we lose the game, it's like losing our best friend. >> monica: come on, boys. right here, stop him. stop him. >> garnet: shucks. >> announcer: pass is complete, for the score. ♪ >> announcer: so we come to the end of the first half, the bobcats 20, the golden knights nothing. ♪ >> coach larry: fellas. i just want you to play hard. i just want you to play hard and make smart decisions. ♪ ♪ daddy worked like a mule mining pike county coal ♪ ♪ he messed up his back and couldn't work anymore ♪ ♪ he said one of these days you'll get out of these hills ♪ ♪ daddy, i've been trying i just can't catch a break ♪ ♪ there's too much in this world i can't seem to shake ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] >> announcer: touchdown. >> monica: oh, yes. >> fan: all right. >> anthony: nice. >> monica: there you go. >> coach larry:

friends with louis farrakhan, who believes he has taken up in a spacecraft to commute with the ghost of elijahd maybe he takes maxine up there with him once a month. which by the way, i would be in favor of that. if the space aliens encounter maxine waters and think she is a typical earthling, they would have no plans to come near this planet. so they would be performing a useful service if they did that. it's actually extraordinary to me, this. for example, she recently called the trump hotel in washington a criminal looking hotel. this is a woman who lives in a foreign million-dollar house, and in that sense, sums up what kanye west was talking about, the hole, what have you guys done for me lately? what has the mortgaging the entire future of one demographic group to the likes of maxine waters actually done for the man? that is the question that i think more and more are asking. >> tucker: but for garden-variety liberals who in a normal time would have a problem with maxine waters' rhetoric -- she just goes too far. they have woken up in the last year and decided that they really like maxin

i'm also a father and husband to my two boys, jaden and elijah. we're a community school. we've been designed working with our parents. we recognize the needs of each individual students. our core values are equity, community value and leadership. community is how we are designed with the families that are standing behind me. equity is making sure we're meeting the needs of all students, and leadership is developing the next great generation of leaders. thank you again for hearing our petition. >> good evening. i'm sam bivens. i'm the parent of a middle school aged child, and i've -- i'm urging the board to support mary l. booker academy. vote yes. it's absurd that we have to send our children out of our neighborhoods over to other neighborhoods to hopefully get, you know, what they need. teachers feel helpless because they know they're failing our children, our black and brown children. you guys know that you're failing our children. it's clear that you can't even retain teachers at your high potential schools. the ship is sinking, and we want out. we demand that our righ

. >> while elton says his sons with husband david zachary and elijah have changed the entire order of> this is the last hurrah. to do that, you've got to go around and say to all the continents and say this is it, good-bye, thank you very much. i want you to see the best show i've ever done. >> his farewell yellow brick road tour kicks off in september and stretches over three years. elton's family will join him as much as possible. >> as long as they're with us they're happy. as long as they're with me, i'm happy. they've been to a lot of the countries. threw go back and play with the lego and i like that. they're still little boys and not obsessed with what i do, thank god. ♪ >> elton not missing a beat performing some of his hits prior to the announcement. >>. ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer >> as "e.t." has seen over the years, he has a history of tease agend to life on the road. >> i said in '97 i think i was going to retire. i didn't. >> elton is adamant. this time he means it. >> there is a different part of my life. i've had a fantastic life. my boys are far more exciting to me t

so let's get the read from elijah collins and political consulta consultant harlin hill.t do you think of this, harlin? this would be like a crap shoot, but not to him. >> it's a game of black jack. >> i see where you're going with that. touche. >> he's a numbers guy. he's looking at this. the president's approval rating is passing 50%. where the president is doing well is in the battleground states where you'll have vulnerable democrats up for re-election. i'm looking at west virginia, indiana and ohio. all three of those had some of the biggest games in republican primary voter turnout since 2014. it was extraordinary actually and surprised pundits. he's saying the president is popular, performing for people and the track record that he's brought across the table will drive voters to the polls to defend him. what is coming up on the ballot and showing that they know this, if the democrats were to win the house, you're going to have the threat of an impeachment. republicans will pour money into the races and do everything we can to defend the house. i'm not worried about

elijah jones, what are you learning?g deal if the subpoena -- if these records are obtained. the attorney is asking metro gold wynn mayer and they own the archives of the apprentice and they want -- the company to hand over all documents or video or audio that feature summer zer vose and any reporting in which trump speaks of women in quote, any sexual or inappropriate manner. that is of course very important because we all remember the now infamous ""access hollywood" tape the president is speaking in vulgar manner about women talking about grabbing them by the genitals and saying if you are a star they let you do it. when summer came forward to accuse trump of assaulting her in 2007, before the election, october of 2016 and she -- she said, she quoted -- the then candidate trump speaking in the way he spoke on "access hollywood" and said you can't treat women as sexual objects because you are a star. so they are hoping that those recordings will help prove that the president lied when he -- when he denied having groped

in florida.s elijah in other news this morning, a fourth state holding primaries.ome analysis, we will take a look at this later on in the program. eccles shearer in the washington post said that president trump and the republican party avoided their worst-case fears tuesday asht, in senate primaries voters nominated a slate of senate candidates who party strategists see as a good bet to vulnerable democratic incumbents this fall. today's outcome also made clear of the goprrent mood remains angry, defiant, and not the least bit satisfied over the changes that have come to washington over the past 16 months. of republican senate primaries in west virginia, ohio prevailed in multimillion dollar contests to prove themselves the most willing to take on the washington elite. battles did not hinge on policy, since all of the candidates basically agreed with the course of president trump. we will have more on the primaries later on in the program. the national journal taking a look at individual states and the results of those primaries. that will be later on in the progr

extremism and efforts to deradicalize the nation of islam following the 1975 death of its leader elijah muhammad. new american vice president peter bergen moderated the discussion with former intelligence analysts.

these are documented in a letter of april 12th, 2018 from senator carper, whitehouse and elijah cummings. are you familiar with the letter? >> i'm familiar with the letter, not all of its contents. >> have you had a chance to review it? >> it's been some time. >> so my question is the suggestions have been made through your testimony that people who have policy differences with you would be somehow motivated to make more out of these things than is justified. this is coming from somebody who strongly supports the president's agenda, has no differences with you on the policy agenda, he was on the trump campaign, president trump has given him a shout out, he says to this day that he supports the president's agenda and doesn't have an issue with the policy agenda you are pursuing. do you have any reason why he would be making these statements other than if they are truthful? >> well, i had limited interaction with kevin, in fact, most interaction that i had with him was in the field, he was effectively the head of advance. i can say to you that i'm not aware of any personnel decision being

i know it's not the sexiest thing in the world, but the reality is that people say i love elijah cummingsd inherit the gavel, she would be the chair. and the intelligence committee, adam schiff, he has no subpoena power. wouldn't you like him to have subpoena power. if you are a democrat that wants accountability, shouldn't democrats care more about these committee chairs? >> absolutely. i think we need to get away from this notion that we're going to impeach and remove the president because that's a two-step process that's nearly impossible. in order to impeach the president you need 218 votes in the house to say yes to articles of impeachment then that goes over to the senate where you need 67 votes to remove the president of the united states so that's basically an impossible feat. that may not happen unless republicans do a 180 and decide that they want to hold this president accountable for any reason. so, yes, we need to stop talking about the "i" word and start talking about the "o" word which is oversight and congress stepping in to look into jared kushner's corruption potentially