elizabeth's. here we talk a little bit about how our definition of mental health has changed over time, look a little bit at some diagnoses of patients, and then we're looking at how did people think that the mentally ill should be cared for, what should happen to them, how should they be cared for at home, which happened certainly, a lot, still does, or if they should be cared for at a hospital, separate purpose built institution. certainly before the mid 19th century, there were a lot of different places where you would find the mentally ill, many were in jail or almshouses, places for the poor. and a reformer at the time visited several hundred of these types of places all around the country. in fact, she traveled the world and saw the really terrible, wretched conditions. they were not being treated well and upset her. she was a sunday school teacher, she taught, she's a christian teacher, and she really believed that empathy instead of hardship was really the way to treat people and she reall

elizabeth: yeah.at happened with ken starr and whitewater, it basically led to monica lewinsky. this is going to be a lot of taxpayer money, right? >> it absolutely will. i don't think bob mueller is this just so -- >> that's not what she's saying. >> coinciding of the timing here -- >> he's being rewarded for bad behavior, that's how i see it. >> right, but there's a grand jury being impaneled to investigate russian interference into the trump administration and the trump campaign. we're not talking about james comey's book deal -- >> well, i am. [laughter] >> yes, it's going to be a lot of taxpayer money, he's picking up work looking into financial crimes that may have been committed in new york. yeah, it's a broad mandate, it's going to take a lot of time and money and, hopefully, there will be some sort of conclusion. >> the way i see it, comey should be investigated. mueller's not going to investigate him because they're best buds. elizabeth: he admitted -- sorry, forgive me -- comey admitted he

elizabeth elizabeth ashley, thank you so much. you're going to be staying with us.r that, really appreciate it. with more expert analysis, let's bring in retired lieutenant general thomas mcinerney. we're hearing isis claimed responsibility. what is your initial reaction to all of this. >> >> well, we've seen this movie before, liz. the fact is, we don't like it. we saw it in new york city on 9/11, washington, d.c., chattanooga, fort hood, orlando, san bernardino, i could go on and on, paris, nice, the whole world, and we're at it again. so we are not solving the basic problem of defeating and deterring and dissuading this evil ideology. we need to do that. elizabeth: cnn host wolf blitzer said there will be questions raised if this barcelona terror attack involving a van crashing into a crowd of people was a copycat of what happened in charlottesville, virginia. sir, you just pointed out and we've been reporting paris saw vehicle attacks, nice, london, berlin, stockholm. why are they comparing it to charlottesville? i mean, the use of vehicles has predated that. cn

elizabeth: molly, it's elizabeth.ick question, and it may be too early for the answer, but i'm wondering if law enforcement has given you any indication of what the reason was to bring them out of boston common and what was sort of that moment where they made the decision? was it because they were fearful of simply the sheer amount of numbers that were heading toward the same location? did they fear for their safety? what made them make that decision? >> reporter: well, i don't have anything specific from the boston police regarding exactly why they did it in that exact moment. we do know they were prepared for all instances. this is a city that knows how the hand big crowds, they handle the boston marathon, huge sports victories, they're used to moving large crowds and they said they would be prepared for a variety of scenarios. they did say that while there would be a soft presence, essentially, a lot of police officers but that you would not see the more hardened police officers, the riot type of gear unless it was

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann. hurricane harvey hit over texas towns and it's over a big part of the state dropping rain. it's not going anywhere soon. leland: this is video coming from the port aransas fire department. you can see those squad cars headed in, lights and sirens on. last night around 10:00 or 11:00 the port aransas police department tweeted out that they could not receive 911 calls. all their communications were down and they, themselves, have hunkered down essentially telling folks in the path of this storm, you are on your own and that's very close to where the eyewall passed over and now they're headed in just after day break to begin figuring out what went wrong and the damage that is in their city. so often now, it's after the storm. you've got the flooding, you've got live electrical wires that are down. you have gators that are now out in these flood waters and debris as well. the real danger isn't the wind often times, it's what starts now for the next couple of days and weeks. elizabeth: so

elizabeth: say it ain't so.rld's biggest doughnut seller, dunkin' donuts, dropping the word donuts for its name. it will still make them, they want to be known for their coffee. stock ending in the green, up over 3%. coffee competitor starbucks closing the day in the red. dunkin', though, is now in hot water, getting heat in brooklyn after a worker was accused of refusing service to two new york city police officers saying, quote: i don't serve cops. the head of the detectives' union now leading a boycott of the chain while the manager of the store disputes the incident. joining me now, president of the cleveland police patrolmens' associate, detective steven loomis. good to see you, detective. >> good evening. elizabeth: is this a problem? we heard of a mcdonald's worker in virginia fired for denying service to cops. is this a big deal? >> you know, i think this is happening more than is actually being report, and that's sad. the employees need to be vetted better by the employers, you know? why would you work

elizabeth: yeah.e these black assembly members or black student unions focusing on the statue instead of the issue, that's concerning for me. elizabeth: yeah. >> because it doesn't advance the cause for that, for our community. elizabeth: you know, lawrence, how come these statues were never a problem under barack obama? i mean, obama was never bothered by them, neither were nancy pelosi, chuck schumer or the congressional black caucus. >> well, we found out today that nancy pelosi's father was actually responsible for the dead can case of -- dedication of some of the confederate statues in the maryland area. so, i mean, here's the deal, if this debate has become a partisan debate to say that trump voters are racist and people that support the republican party is racist. this is why it's never going to win, and this is why a lot of the american voters are upset about. because you can't have an honest discussion. if you want to have a conversation about the statues or race in america, let's have that c

. -- elizabeth macdonald. he made a promise to american voters and american people trying to follow through. congress has not moved on the president's again today tax cuts, infrastructure spending, stopping collapse of obamacare now harming americans. congress potentially head back to the home districts with nothing to show, zero, nothing to show to voters. a firestorm erupted president sending new weights, republicans you promised change for seven years to voters. now nothing. you got seven years of political donations too. now the debt ceiling fight a week away. credit ratings company fitch is already threatening a ratings downgrade if congress does not raise the debt limit. let's get to hurricane harvey, gaining strength before projected landfall late tomorrow night in texas or possibly early saturday morning. high wind, storm surges threatening coastal areas threatening possibly louisiana and further east as well. it is threatening u.s. oil refinery capacity. look at oil majors, oil dutch shell, anadarko,

elizabeth: leland.eland: a look at a program that allows county to tap into federal immigration data. everything with the immigration debate. not everybody is happy about it. plus, what the white house is saying about the special council's investigation and the latest leaks. (male announcer) are you ready to take the scenic route? then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings. like this browning command ops 14 megapixel game camera for under $80. bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. >> indianapolis is remembering one of its finest this hour. hundreds turning out for the funeral of lieutenant aaron allen, who, as you remember, was shot 11 times by a crash victim he was trying to help. today, you can see the city is hosting his funeral. earlier, officers could be seen carrying his casket. a funeral procession is right now at the bankers life field house. they often pay respects at the funerals of office and military service members and outside the field house there were citizens lining up all

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i'm elizabeth plan. thousands of people remained without power and dangerous flooding affects much of the state. more than 2 million people live in the houston area. at least five people have died in the governor says more than 1000 people have dirty been rescued. caroline shively tracking it all from houston where the waters continued to rise. hey, caroline. reporter: hi to you, elizabeth. numbers coming in absolutely staggering. two feet of dirty hit us in houston. another 10 to 15 inches expected today. this thing is not running out until midweek. arena solidly coming down. take a look in the uptown area. we drove basically as far as we could, drop anchor because it is a river now. you can see some if you peeked out there where they run into each other, still some trucks are able to push through. certainly a very dangerous time right now. you mentioned about half a dozen people found that. as the rescue teams come from all areas of texas, as they come from as far away as virginia, they will be going i

elizabeth, back to you. elizabeth: thank you so much. appreciate it. now back to north korea as there is tough talk on both sides ahead. we will tell you what kim jong un is saying to president trump locked and loaded morning. he had his sons bearded rhetoric. general jack keane to break it down. taking a closer look at the centennial state high octane energy boom including the oil and natural gas industry of president trump. ♪ you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. hundreds of dollars on youmy car insurance. saved me huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out. in! out. in! what about now? that was our only shuttlecock. take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. leland: the chairman of the joint chiefs o

>> elizabeth: you're right. a group of republicans who seem to be opposed to president trump, but on a visceral level. even if they deny it, the president has said things that cause grudge matches to be sparked. the thing with mr. mueller is, he can elect go by the attorney general. it's not like there is some congressional statute that says congress can come in and say we want a different special counse counsel. >> jason: i think what senator tillis was trying to do, a is unconstitutional and be, is absolutely wrong. the president is a constitutionally elected office officer. the body is installed in the constitution. congress needs to do its job, not these three anonymous charges. >> sandra: is hard to disagree with the strategy and go on offense, this is war. this administration has been on defense and struggled with that. it's been a difficult position to bn. >> jessica: it has, but they could focus on the agenda. the american people have made it clear over and over again that they're concerned about health

i'm elizabeth. >> visit develop since about 11:00 o'clock eastern.night and the violent today. i'm leaving, the alright and their supporters are protesting the removal of a statue honoring confederate general robert e lee in charlotte bill. there has been teargas thrown. please have come out in their right gear. they have told crowds to disperse. no word on the extent or seriousness of any injuries, or the number of arrest that takes place. the first lady melania trump just tweeted, our country encourages freedom of speech but let's communicate without hate in our hearts. no good comes from violence. doug is live on the scene where he has been all day. the, you said earlier it was the white nationalist who are throwing the teargas. it was the police that have been more restrained. now the white nationalist have left. give us a sense of what happened and where we are now. >> we are still in downtown charlottesville now. just behind emancipation part where the robert e lee statute is. it's been cleared up. things have come down considerably. there's be

elizabeth: and the u.s.avy has identified a missing sailor a day after suspended its search and just a few days since he went missing. steven hopkins reported for duty aboard the u.s.s. freedom in july as the chief engineer. the destroyer was sailing near the chinese contested islands, the disappearance is under investigation. two chinese war ships and japanese assets are participating in the search. robert mueller now has former national security advicer michael flynn firmly in his sights. the latest reporting that the special counsel requested more documents about the retired general. kristin fisher travelling with the president as he begins his first full day of vacation from new jersey, any question from the white house on this or are they staying mum? >> no white house reaction let, leland. it's a big deal because it's the first known instance of the special counsel requesting documents from the white house. it shows that the investigation expanded to include an examination of flynn's financial records.

elizabeth: very sad news for family members out there.en in entertainment and he was one of the unique entertainers from a very early time transcendent radio, television, the internet. what a remarkable career in skill level and intimacy with the odd chance that transcended. >> definitely are thought with his family today. >> people across the country preparing for tomorrow's eclipse. joining us now, the night sky guy who is a contributing writer for "national geographic" and opera star trek, the official guide. thank you for joining us. we are very excited. big day tomorrow, totally worth the hype. where is the best place to be to watch the event take place? if you're not there, are you still able to enjoy it? it appears we do not have inverse sound working right now. he can't hear us. >> he maybe it would hear us, but we certainly can't hear him. >> that doesn't mean -- we are really excited. andrew, can you hear us? excellent. we cleared that up. it may have been a technical difficulty. i want to ask you like i said big day tomorrow. i

we will be back there later to see hms queen elizabeth. ican hms queen elizabeth.people convicted of domestic violence offences for the first time, were sent on a specially designed behavioural management course. among those who attended, re—offending fell by over a third. some have criticised the scheme, saying the focus should be on supporting survivors. we're joined now by chantal hughes, chief executive of the hampton trust, a domestic abuse charity which provides the course from southampton, and katie ghose, chief executive of women's aid is in our london newsroom. good morning to you both. we will come to you first up, to your mind what has caused this drop?” come to you first up, to your mind what has caused this drop? i think the first reason for causing the drop is that what we have done is we've set up a course where we are... we are inviting participants to come into the programme and reflect on their behaviour. what's happened is they are released from custody and they don't have any interventions at all. so that's very unhelpful and what we are getting

elizabeth's, 1852 to 2017. known as the government hospital for the insane when it opened, it was built on it a 180 acre farm with a view of washington, d.c. at its peak in 1960, st. elizabeth's had almost 8,000 patients and covered 300 acres. it is still open today.

that is what we have with hms queen elizabeth.billion. an investment in british world influence, says the government. but a drain and a strain on the resources of a middle ranking power say the critics. ships were never going to be as cheap as originally advertised but they should not have been expensive as they turned out. a number of culprits are involved in that, politicians, the way the design changed over time. with hms queen elizabeth due to be in service until at least 2067, its last captain may not yet have been born. this is a symbol of british power for decades to come. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in portsmouth harbour. a homeless man — who was described as a hero for helping victims of the manchester bombing — has been charged in connection with the theft of a bank card in the arena that night. chris parker — who's 33 and of no fixed abode — ran towards the scene of the attack. he has pleaded not guilty. he was remanded in custody and will appear next month. a hospital trust being investigated over the deaths of babies ha

that's elizabeth. [laughter] [applause] now when you read the book you'll learn about many different battles that she has fought along the way in order to improve patient care or for just simply basic human rights for people who were in jail in the hospital but this brings us, brings me to the second characteristic which is maybe even more important than the first and that is the fact that when elizabeth decides to fight for something she doesn't go into the mode of us against them , the unfortunate usual approach that people have to fighting where you caricatured the opponent so that you can be the mop. instead she looks at what's wrong with the system and comes up with ideas about how the system might be changed or how we might try to do something differently and then brings other people in who can be persuaded to giving it a try and to collaborate and actually improve things. you will see an example of this also in the book. there is no doubt that there are some bad actors in this book and not all o

of this year former fed governor elizabeth duke will replace him. wells fargo's two longest serving board members are also stepping down. last night wilfred frost asked incoming chair elizabeth duke whether she was confident the bank's recent turmoil was over she said it's hard to say but what we're finding is the better we get at digging deeper and looking at various processes the better we get at risk management, the more issues we might identify overtime the new information revealed will lessen, but it's not the time to say we've found everything and it's all behind us a lot of people reading into that, that that means there's more to come re/code reporting early uber investor calling on benchmark capital to leave uber's board. pishevar is accused of working with another major investor to remove kalanick and huffington from the board

thank goodness for the elizabeth dole foundation. when you look at the literature, it is astoundinghow little research has been done. >> you are right. when you look at the literature, what we do find is most of what was learned from caregiving its research looked at caregiving through the elderly or individuals who suffer from age-related condition and chronic conditions, dementia, cancer and the like. i should note those studies and findings are relevant for military and veteran caregivers, particularly as we know 80% of our military and veteran caregivers are in the pre-9/11 era and are tending to issues also associated with age, although veterans are at higher risk for some of those conditions. the va had been a leader in doing research on veteran caregivers, particularly around some of those age-related conditions, dementia, for example appeared but often come under challenge in getting research conducted or programs initiated as having awareness that there are issues that may need to be studied. i would say a awareness is a cha

host: elizabeth in hilton, new line for republicans. what do you want to talk about, elizabeth? wanted to talk about i for obama, i'm a christian, a southerner, parents grandparents were sharecroppers, grandparents, i'm not prejudice. with hate to be grouped in sides, you s on both know, why can't we just be americans? hy can't we love the lord and have him in our hearts and we wouldn't hate each other so much? host: elizabeth, why do you feel like you are being grouped in with these folks? why do you feel you are being grouped in with these folks? live alone for years old and i world el like the whole is in chaos. people read k if the revelation a few times, i and it e it coming on all starts in america and we're within, not out. he bombs from other countries probably won't do us as much as what is go og here in our country. we are not portraying a decent all with all the going on.uff we threw god out, throw out anything with morals. these people lice -- like elizabeth warren, she's by satan, she is so liberal. abortion is fine, they had a lady on aboutther wrote. he host: we l

elizabeth warren is actually a populist.d trump is selling snake oil when it comes to his populist views. he flips one side to the other. at one point he is against nafta. trish: tell me being a populist is good? are you saying you like us elizabeth warren's populism? >> a strain of populism is absolutely a food thing for this country. we need to to back to rebuilding middle and poor class of this country because of tax cuts that have been given -- trish: this is fundamental economic, i don't care what side of the aisle you're on, this why i don't think many way party even matters anymore. our economy matters. people's ability to work. middle class is the foundation of this country but elizabeth warren would destroy that middle class, michael. >> i disagree with you on that. i think elizabeth warren would do more to protect workers rights. to make sure people are getting a fair wage than donald trump will ever do. there is difference between saying you're going it do something and doing it. donald trump has said -- trish: do

my daughter's name is elizabeth. so elizabeth carlyle has a ring to it. she was naming elizabeth carlisle unher former tarmac meeting with president clinton. president trump tweeting, amazon, "washington post," failing "new york times" were reluctant to cover the clinton-lynch secret meeting in plane. it is not uncommon for government officials to use an alias. doing so for security reasons. this is not illegal. this was still a government address under a different name. you have got to wonder whether there was something in the tarmac emails loretta lynch didn't want others to see? joining me right now, former defense attorney and fox news anchor gregg jarrett. good to see you. why would you use the different name, first of all? is this you're afraid reporters will ask for these documents? >> you know, i don't know, but the senate judiciary which is investigating lynch, needs to sit her down under oath and ask her that question, what were you doing? if she was trying to conceal a government you document under 18 usc 21 that is a crime. maybe that wasn't t

elizabeth: she is $758 million richer.ne, she is not going back to her day job at a medical center. for winning numbers, she said she picked them herself. they were random ands in new york i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. jonathan: congratulations to her. not to be outdone. we had an office pool here and he won. he won big. so there was a lot of people in the pool. we were presented with the jack from the promotion department for all of $28. michelle: that is not a comma. nancy: no. 28.00. jonathan: did the math. you know what it breaks down to? 80 crepts -- 80 cents per player. nancy: i could get something from the vending machine for that. jonathan: no, you can't. dollar minimum. nancy: nicely done. michelle: she won't have a problem affording lunch at starbucks? would you try this? sushi burrito. the coffee chain is testing it in chicago now. they call at it chicken machi roll. slow cooked and throwedded chicken. fire roasted tomato salsa, lime, fresh cucumber. and picked cabbage and onion as we does it go well with cof

also, the ride the —— the arrival of the navy‘s new aircraft carrier, the hms queen elizabeth.ident trump has again said that both sides were to blame for the deadly violence at a protest in charlottesville on saturday. in off—the—cuff remarks, he accused what he described as "alt—left" groups of deliberately attacking white supremacists and neo—nazis protesting at the removal of a statue of a confederate general. a spokesman for the sierra leonean president has told the bbc that at least 600 people are still missing following the mudslide that swamped hundreds of homes on the outskirts of the capital freetown on monday. the authorities say rescue workers have recovered nearly 400 bodies. three female suicide bombers have killed at least 27 people in north—eastern nigeria. nearly 150 people have been killed in attacks blamed on the islamic militant group boko haram since june. the biggest warship ever built for the royal navy, the aircraft carrier hms queen elizabeth is entering her home port of portsmouth for the first time. now it's time for our newspaper review where we look

>> well that's one of the reasons why elizabeth and wrotes book elizabeth our daughter. who was a professor at claremont mccana college and i'm teach catholic university by the way. both of us teaching foreign policy national security we wrnght happy. we wrnght side. but textbooks that we saw out there and we decided we were going to write a history of the cold war but a brief history not a -- 500 or 600 page thing but something that could be used in classrooms to educate young people particularly about the cold war which began way back -- young are people would say with a meeting between the ulta and that began the cold war which had continued until 1991. so some 46 years. one of the most protracted conflicts in which america has been involved. very important one. and somewhat overlooked people talk about world war i, world war ii but cold war in its way was just as important just as significant and effecting outcome of the world and of history as the other two. now, mr. edwards that meeting at ulta happened just a few months before the end of world war ii. correct? >>

that is what we have with hms queen elizabeth.says the government. but a drain and a strain on the resources of a middle ranking power say the critics. ships were never going to be as cheap as originally advertised but they should not have been expensive as they turned out. a number of culprits are involved in that, politicians, the way the design changed over time. with hms queen elizabeth due to be in service until at least 2067, its last captain may not yet have been born. this is a symbol of british power for decades to come. the first of the jets due the first of thejets due on board will not get here until probably the end of next year. the whole carrier itself will not be fully operational until the mid 20 20s. there is an awful lot to loop between nine and that despite the criticisms we heard ina that despite the criticisms we heard in a package, this really is a major change for the royal navy and also something very, very different for the entire british armed forces. we have never had something like this before. we have

. >>> when you mentioned those minnesota issue, it's a stark contrast to somebody like elizabeth who, you know, i covered elizabeth warren running, seems she had these these national issues and she's a national figure from the get-go. i see two very different parallels, those are two names thrown out for 2020 >> there will be a dozen if not more democrat whose run for president in 2020 and we'll see campaigns come online probably early presidential campaign cycle has been so elongated and they last forever now, i believe elizabeth warren and corey booker are more likely to run, i think frank ken is you don't have the thinking about it. they're all taking different approaches and different tacks to how they confront trump. elizabeth warren is becoming one of those out spoken leaders along with bernie sanders who goes after trump for a little bit of everything that he does. some republicans say that they're -- they're not going very in-depth and trying to oppose everything that president trump does to raise the national profile but we'll see if that works for democratic voters going int

elizabeth her has the story. painbeth: lisa may be in and covered in the scratches, but she is counting her blessings. >> i said, i just have to keep going. elizabeth: lost in the alabama woods for over a month, police think she might have lost 40 pounds, eating the berries and mushrooms, and can of rain to survive. squeezed theed, i water out of my hair and drink it. elizabeth: according to police, it was last saturday, a passerby who thought she spotted a dead animal, called 911. >> i just passed the road to and there's a lady who came out of the woods who is naked and sick. elizabeth: when i saw the road, i couldn't believe it. i was so happy. >> the radiology student disappeared on july 18. at the time, police say she was with two men who are now f into a cabin, but police are not saying how she got from their company to the woods. she says she doesn't remember much of it. who are are people really responsible for what daughter, and it is not going to go unanswered. >> there is so much trauma. i'm just relaxi

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vamos a conocer a elizabeth castaÑeda de la biÓtica pÚblica de san josÉ. muchas gracias, elizabeth.estÁn buscando más fondos para dar mÁs becas a más beneficiados. ¿cuÁles son los requisitos? >> tiene que vivir en la ciudad de san josÉ, tienen que ser adultos 19 aÑos o mayores. y que busquen en las ludotecas pÚblicas. >> gracias, elizabeth. en este momento estÁn pasándolo graduados, escuchamos la mÚsica y los aplausos.este es mi reporte en vivo en san josÉ. por el momento, ramÓn, nos despedimos y volvemos contigo los estudios. ramÓn: gracias, emotivo mensaje. gracias, beatriz. el fiscal del distritoanunciÓ que dos organizaciones serÁn beneficiadas con presupuesto de 3000 $ para sus comunidades. estos subsidios se vieron para mejorary dar prioridad, ademÁs se van a financiar proyectos de nueve de los 10 distritos esto en lazio de san francisco. el capitolio estatal vuelve a cobrar impulso paraconvertir a california en un estado santuario, hablamos con senadores al respecto. y el muro fronterizo del presidente sigue enfrentando trabas y se ha retrasado por el mandatario amenazÓ con co

queen elizabeth.id: yes. queen elizabeth. his birthday wishes from .resident truman there were a lot of telegrams that were sent back and fourth. george.from king a book signed by j edgar hoover, who was head of the fbi for a long period of time. a letter signed by him that accompanied the book. this is here at the library on by9 a letter signed president eisenhower in 1961, thanks for inviting me to the library. soon after that it was eisenhower building a library in abilene. this is a little bit harder to see. birthday wishes from eisenhower. do you recognize a person on the left? go ahead and say. >> jfk. david: yes, thank you. library inthe truman 1959. , and he a letter invited the president and mrs. truman to spend the night at the white house when they are coming there. truman and eisenhower did not get along so well while eisenhower was president. later, they reconciled, but he was not invited back to the white house. there was a telegram from robert kennedy to president truman, birthday wishe

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elizabeth taylor, truman, and debbie reynolds.his is a photo taken in front of the truman home, it is really hard to see, but you can see president truman in the back window. anyone want to venture guess who is in the photo? >> jackie cooper? >> henry fonda. david: jacqui cooper, henry fonda, ok. >> [indiscernible] david: yes. -- paul reiner, henry fonda, tippi hendren. i tried but was not able to determine who that was. this is at gilbert stadium in los angeles. it is hard to see the people but if you look closely, above that railing you could see there are three well-known people. >> ronald reagan in the middle. david: ok, ronald reagan. anybody want to guess the other two? they are a little hard to see because you only get the tops of their heads. >> nancy davis, next to ronald reagan? david: no, that is a good guess because it is hard to tell who it is. humphrey bogart. it is a little hard to see. you're right. it is lauren bacall. it is a little hard to see, this is ronald reagan before he became republican. there is some cor

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. >> doug, it's elizabeth here, i want to ask you a question. i had watched some of the coverage last night, i had seen the tiki torches and the chants that were taking place, is that when authorities start today get worried about today? there had been murmurs that this was going to take place and prediction was a huge change, they weren't sure how many folks were going to show up, do you think last night incited a larger participation, is that why authorities got more concerned because they saw such a large turnout and they heard hateful rhetoric. >> let's pay attention, elizabeth, let's pay attention to what's going on, something is going on. people are moving rapidly, just a little bit off to our left smoke is up, i don't know if that's tear gas. something is going on up in the park. okay, the police are moving a little bit to the right. they are moving into the protest group here. back to your point, elizabeth, in all likelihood that people got wind of this protest early and made a conscious decision to come into town to stage the counterpro

elizabeth monroe died in 1830. her grieving spouse went to new york city physically unable monroe died on july 4th, 1831, nooi five years to the day. after an elaborate funeral which there was an estimated 70,000 attendees he was buried in marble cemetery. he but reentered into -- they were wrought from oak hill to join him. their daughter is actually buried in par richlts the bird cage as it is called, over the gaves, that's an 1865 photograph soon after richmond's fall. the team has been restored and almost 30% of the original iron has been replaced. i'm hopeful it will be ready in time for his birthday observance coming up this april because it desperately needed the work to save this treasure. over the years james monroe has been memorial ieds in many ways from commemorative coins, postage stamps, a cracker upper right. symbols of education and military might. he ranks near the top in the number of places named for a u.s. president. as we observed, he's the only american for whom a foreign capital is named. in

. >>> stale head, who was the star nearly unrecognizable as geen elizabeth?p exclusive. >> today, it might be better if we are separated. >> tarek el moussa's life after christina. what tore them apart and then is he dating again? >>> then the trials and triumphs of jerry lewis. what we never knew. >> the pain became so excruciating, there's no way to expre express it. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i want i to check out margo robbie's transformation into kwen elizabeth i. she was spotted on the set of the mary queen of scots movie. i love she is not afraid to go there. first harley quinn, and now queen elizabeth. >> tonya harding was there too. >>> moving on now to our tarek el moussa exclusive. the "flip or flop" host inviting "e.t." online's lauren zima inside his 2-year-old son, brayden's, birthday bash. >> is christina going to be here today? >> unfortunately, today she won't be here. we have been going through, you know, our situation, and i fete like today might be better if we just stay separated. >> tarek's living the single dad life since

elizabeth: listen, this kind of thing is tough. people show emotions in different ways, and she certainly seemed distraught in the courtroom when she was getting the sentence and heard the guilty verdict. tonight, we talked to the prosecution as well as the defense lawyers and the family roy, whoctim, conrad believe she is very responsible for their br needs to be noted this young man tried to kill himself several times before. a lot of legal rights experts and first amendment rights experts were surprised by this verdict, because it sets an incredible precedent that you can be held responsible for somebody else killing himself right josh just by the words you send them. this is a huge legal precedent we all need to be paying a lot of attention to, given all of the social media. adrianna: thank you for your time. "20/ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster tha

phil, eli and elizabeth. after a long day for everybody. >>> coming up after our first break, if north korea acts on guam, president trump vows a response, quote, the likes of which nobody has seen before. "the 11th hour" comes back right after this. we're just getting under way. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh. sure. still yes! you can get it too. welcome to the party. introducing gig-speed internet from xfinity. finally, gig for your neighborhood too. >>> mr. president, the north koreans said yesterday your statement on tuesday was nonsense. that's the word that they used. do you have any response to that? >> i don't think they mean that, and i think they -- it's the first time they have heard it like they heard it. frankly, the people that were question

but this season, they'll add bloomfontein & port elizabeth in south africa to their itineraries.nd includes the cheetahs and the southern kings from south africa. the expansion was rubber stamped in dublin today. nial foster was there. the addition of two south african clu bs to the addition of two south african clubs to fund a new league has been well signposted. today in dublin, we got the final details. the expanded toa got the final details. the expanded to a lament, which will now include the southern kings and the cheetahs will split into seven, two welsh, two irish and one team from scotland, italy and south africa. the cheetahs scotland, italy and south africa. the cheeta hs and scotland, italy and south africa. the cheetahs and kings will play their home games in port elizabeth but will not be able to qualify for european competition. it has also been agreed that full—time professional south african referees are to be included, part of the long term strategy to improve the standard of the league. we have ring fence the derby games, added not out by fence the derby games,

. ♪ >> hello, elizabeth olsen. bringing fashion.her co-star jeremy rern rocking a chute, which according to elizabeth, is a far cry from the scary outfit on the press tour. >> well he said he felt like freddy kreuger so maybe he likes that. >> she went there. but look, jeremy's got his priorities straight, right? the 46-year-old proving that being a dad to 4-year-old daughter, ava, is all that matters. >> i just got a five-minute disco night with my daughter on the car ride over here. >> and the night before it was this adorable quote, "dinner date to finish my night." >> she likes her steak and fries. she usually orders a steak for me and give her some pieces and she ate the whole dang thing last night so i'm pretty i'm pretty -- i'm pretty hungry. we're trying to do the same thing after this line and i'm gonna go have another little daddy -- i think she's going to fall asleep on me this time though. >> when they get home, 4-year-old ava also has a cool friend to play with. nearby live chris pratt, anna faris and their 4-year-old,