and lashing out at deputy attorney general rod rose epstein. and the president left open of firing special counsel robert mueller who is running an office rife with contrast of intchlt and warning mueller against expanding the russian collusions investigation if he were to include his family's finances. mueller may have already crossed that line. john roberts has our report. >> reporter: the president has no intention of firing jeff sessions, but he beat the stuffing out of him in public. at highlighting american manufacturing, the president ignored the questions of believing in the attorney general. and the daily off camera briefing sarah huckabee considered for her boss. the attorney is disappointed with attorney general sessions recusing himself. but he has confidence in him or he would not be attorney general. >> he said in the interview had he known sessions would have bowed out of the russian investigation he would not have named him as attorney general. >> if he was going to recuse himself he is have took the job. how do you take a job a

. >> club iker was bon morning and rita on twous and theo epstein named after theo epstein came. >> whennk the night the cubs won. the cubs were on our side with just the right amount of champagne. >> reporter: >> it was all hands on deck. it was a very busy time. and, of course, babies tend to come all at once or at the most inopportune of times. >> while we can't know for sure the chicago cubs brought on this baby boom, for these new parents at least, the timing is a home run. for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz, chicago. >> that's a great story. >> i never thought of >>> ahead, how images of nushlg objects like passengers tried to so, your new prescription does have oh, like what?ects. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit

and lashing out at deputy attorney general rod rose epstein. and the president left open of firing special counsel robert mueller who is running an office rife with contrast of intchlt and warning mueller against expanding the russian collusions investigation if he were to include his family's finances. mueller may have already crossed that line. john roberts has our report. >> reporter: the president has no intention of firing jeff sessions, but he beat the stuffing out of him in public. at highlighting american manufacturing, the president ignored the questions of believing in the attorney general. and the daily off camera briefing sarah huckabee considered for her boss. the attorney is disappointed with attorney general sessions recusing himself. but he has confidence in him or he would not be attorney general. >> he said in the interview had he known sessions would have bowed out of the russian investigation he would not have named him as attorney general. >> if he was going to recuse himself he is have took the job. how do you take a job a

it is boris epstein, of the donald trump east's circuit dur the campaign. this is not on cable, guys. this is broadcast tv. take a look. >> voters go beyond stealing of miscounting. voter registration is a type of voter fraud. the president's commission coming with a factual and answers to those questions. that's the bottom line. >> this is almost prompt to ask and this is going out 70% of the broadcasting audience that's watching the news. >> yes, we have been talking to shawn hannity, my source is him and bill o' riley, sinclair wants to build a future of conservative media and empire. they already have boris but this again is the ground work for what i think is the next conservative media platform. >> jon, your thoughts. >> i have to tell you, sinclair bought the nbc affiliate here in las vegas that i used to work for. i looked at my producer, i had a program there and we are not long of the station and a month later, they cancelled the program, not because i am not a conservative it is because they only want to present one point of view and it is happen

and lashing out at deputy attorney general rod rose epstein. and the president left open of firing special counsel robert mueller who is running an office rife with contrast of intchlt and warning mueller against expanding the russian collusions investigation if he were to include his family's finances. mueller may have already crossed that line. john roberts has our report. >> reporter: the president has no intention of firing jeff sessions, but he beat the stuffing out of him in public. at highlighting american manufacturing, the president ignored the questions of believing in the attorney general. and the daily off camera briefing sarah huckabee considered for her boss. the attorney is disappointed with attorney general sessions recusing himself. but he has confidence in him or he would not be attorney general. >> he said in the interview had he known sessions would have bowed out of the russian investigation he would not have named him as attorney general. >> if he was going to recuse himself he is have took the job. how do you take a job a

billy epstein the singer, that old black magic, james brown the singer, and red fox was there. red fox was telling dirty jokes. red foxes from st. louis i guess and he was telling the best dirty jokes i have ever heard in my life. everybody sides were just splitting and tears were in her eyes. ali would say tell another one and he would tell another one that was even more dirty and even better than the last one. it was like the moment you know, in that moment i said i wish this could go on forever. maybe james brown will start singing or somebody else will come in. i kind of peeled out of there. i was just a little howdy doody guy standing there. i peeled out of there and i went over to chuck wepner's dressing room and chuck and his wife were there and they were all by themselves. we talked and it was nice. the famous quote from chuck wepner before the fight he brought his wife a flimsy nÉgligee and he said i want you to wear this night when we go to bed. he goes in the fight and he -- but it gets cut up and he goes to the hospital and get stitched up and 3:00 in the morning he

his back was kind of against the wall and build a epstein, singer, that old black magic, james brown, the singer, poppa got a brand-new bag, he was very calm and red sox wasn't there. red fox was telling dirty jokes. red fox is from st. louis i guess. he was doing the best dirty jokes i've ever heard in my life. everybody sides which is splitting and tears were in their eyes and we would all be kind of, all he would say tell another. and red sox it to know one that was even more dirty and even better than the last one. it was like a moment, unity, just in that moment i can think i wish this could go on forever. maybe james brown will start singing. maybe somebody else will come in and the whole thing. i kind of peeled out of there, you know. i was just a little howdy duty i standing there. i went over to chuck wepner dressing room. he and his wife with her and there all by himself so we talked and it was nice. the famous quote from chuck wepner for the fight, he bought his wife a flimsy negligent in his that i want you to wear this tonight when you go to bed with the heavyweight champ

that's the big baller himself la-la very ball talking to tmz respond to go joel embiid had to say on epstein complete chaos everybody full of it. good right back at him joe joe. >>> speaking of lavar ball he's in vegas for his alonso's ball first game as laker. land so with the nice follow and put back he's showing flashes but struggling in his debut. lakers going into overtime. the score tied at 87. lavar ball. you know if it's one thing he'll teach us if you just keep yapping your star gets bigger, bigger and bigger. >> the cameras keep rolling. back to the phillies and the '80 cos can he bring back steve carlton and maybe those unifor uniforms. >> you like those uniforms. >> i wasn't fan of the maroon. i like the baby blues. >> i did like the baby blew and ball girl uniforms. >> hey now. bring those back. i like those. >> that does it for us at 10:00 o'clock. dawn timmeney standing by with what's coming up at 11:00? >> dawn. >>> stay with us at 11:00. emotional day in chester county as the community says goodbye to life taken way too soon. bianca roberson the police teen say was shot and

. >> reporter: the baby was born monday, baby rita arrived on tuesday and theo named after theo epstein, came into david 's world just over a week ago. >> when do we think theo was conn received. >> i don't have any scientific proof with you pretty close to the once winning the world series. >> just right amount of champagne. >> ob-gyn doctor melissa dennis say deliveries double earlier this missouri around when babies conceived would have come to term. >> it was all hands on deck. it was a very busy time. babies come all at once or not the most opportunity time. >> reporter: while we cannot necessity for sure whether cubs brought on this baby boom for these new parents at least , the timing is a home run. adrian a diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we're not done yet more baby pictures. look at these little disney princess, classic animated princess are here from cinderella, snow white, jasmine. shoot was orchestrated by belly beautiful portraits, this took about eight hours but it looks like it was worth every minute of it. >> they look great. >> yes. >> adorable. >> be quiet. >> d

as fox's jennifer epstein reports, how this little hero is doing it one toy at a time. >> reporter: thejohns hopkins all children's hospital. and it's all thanks to nine-year-old addison. >> kids say when they're done here and get to go to the prize closet it is a big deal for them. you know, to be finished with your treatment and to get to pick a prize, um, you know, it really make them smile. >> reporter: addison spends a lot of time at the infusion center. she's been in and out of the hospital since she was six months old. >> she had three brain surgeries before she was two. and now she has track syndrome she's a periodic fever syndrome went get infusions now which are really helping. so it's really good. >> reporter: addy comes to the infusion center every two weeks. and spends most of the day hooked up to a machine. it can get pretty boring she plays game to pass the time. when she noticed the prize closet was empty she stepped in to help. >> the prize closet wasn't full. i thought the other kids won't be able to get any toys. so i for my birthday asked -- i asked all my friends to

. >> baby was born monday, and rita arrived on tuesday and theo named after cubs executive theo epsteinn's world over a week ago. when do we think theo was conceived. >> i don't know the scientific proof but we're pretty convinced. >> yes. >> just the right amount of champagne and the cubs win. >> ob-gyn doctor medical lays dennis says deliveries doubled around when babies conceived around world series would have come to term. >> it was all hands on deck. it was a very busy time. babies tend to come either all at won or, you know, the worst time. >> we cannot know for sure if the cubs brought on this babe boom for these new parents at least, the timing is a home run. adrian a diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so, cute. well, keeping on the topic of babies now, a 40 day old tiger cub made its public debut at a safari park in china take a look at this, this is only the second of its kind to be born there since 2015. south china tigers are actually rarer then giant pandas, the tigers, extinct in the wild and only 130 left in captivity, breeders are keeping a close eye on this little cu

billy epstein, the singer, that old black magic, james brown, the singer, poppa got a brand-new bag, he was there, and red fox was there. and red foxes telling dirty jokes. red fox is in st. louis i guess. red foxes telling the best dirty jokes i've ever heard in my life. [laughing] and he would tell, everybody's sides were just leaving, you know, and tears were in their eyes and ali would say tell another one. and red foxes tell another one that was even more dirty and even better than the last one. it was like a moment, you know, just in the moment i can't say i wish this could go on forever. maybe james brown will start singing. maybe someone else will come in and the whole thing. i kind of peeled out of there, you know. i was just a little howdy duty guy skinny-dipping i went over to chuck wepner does him and chuck and his wife were there and they were all by themselves. we talked and it was nice. the famous quote from chuck before the fight, he bought his wife a flimsy nÉgligee and he said i want you to wear this tonight when you go to bed with the heavyweight champion of the wo

with me is howard fineman, the global editorial director for the "huffington post," and jennifer epstein, white house reporter for bloomberg. good to see you all. jennifer, let me start with you. there's been a failure over the last six months of donald trump's presidency to capitalize on this coalition that propelled him to the nomination of the republican party. he has now fallen back to strong support only among that base, roughly about 25% of voters who, i think were on his side back when he was a birther. >> yeah, we're seeing here that the president is struggling, that he came in saying he would do a lot for these people economically. while there have been some steps, you know, the job creation level has been consistent in that it's continued from where it was in the obama presidency at the end, about 200,000 jobs a month, there are a lot of things that really just seem to be going smoothly, but not a real spike in the kind of things that the president promised from an economic standpoint which gets you to the made america event today and the whole week that he's trying to hammer h

robert epstein. he came out with a paper which said that by altering the results of a search engine, you could potentially alter people's voting choices. >> and google support for clinton is really very strong. >> reporter: it was quickly debunked. but the different parts of the russian propaganda machine echoed the story, from "r.t.," to state-owned website sputnik, to russian trolls. >> this is a classic example in which the different parts of the machine were amplifying each other. what you then had was the claim being picked up by a number of largely conservative media in the u.s. >> it look like google is in the tank for hillary. >> there's no question about it. >> and there you've divorced the story from the source. >> reporter: you've literally laundered the source. >> and in that sense, the source has been laundered. then candidate trump said words the effect of google was rigging its results in favor of clinton. >> google search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. >> n

megan epstein. since sydney did me the favor of asking me first question, i'll ask you about the public shipyards. you mentioned getting the same maintenance availabilities done with fewer man hours. i was wondering if that would come as a result of upgrading the yard infrastructure as you mentioned or if that would take maybe rethinking how you approach the processes, how you innovate the procedures? >> yeah, i think it's a combination of all of those things. one, if you have ever been -- you know, i use ingles as kind of an example, after hurricane katrina, had the opportunity to rebuild and obviously katrina was a terrible blow to the gulf coast down there, but when they had the opportunity to rebuild the facilities and rethink the way they laid things out, the way ingles is performing today, the new construction side of the house, they're knocking it out of the park. anybody that does industrial engineering would tell you that how your shops are set up and how you flow material can go a long way

alex epstein company that occurred early and save the disco.ds like you're in for the g1 as it pertains to the paris climate accord. thanks a lot. appreciate it. president trump and first lady melania topping the fox favorability poll a leaders struggle to stay afloat. is it time for dems to end collision resistance narrative? we'll debate that next. open borders george clooney. why? why can't we all just be freed together? ♪ every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up t

. >> that was former trump campaign spokesman boris epstein in his new role as chief political analyst broadcast group. sin claire, owned by a wealthy republican donor, largest broadcast group in the country. 3.9 purchase of tribute media could project the proadministration rhetoric to 70% of american households. in fact, sin claire affiliates are required to run those segments at least nine time per week. while one right wing media company is expanding its power to defend donald trump, breitbart is now doing its best to protect a new victim of trump's bullying. attorney general jeff sessions, a man that embodies the movement that elected donald trump president. joining me, eric boulder, gauge sherman, claire atkinson. this was interesting, fernand. these bottom line with boris pieces, everything is fine, anthony scaramucci is amazing, the media will now have a great relationship with donald trump, it is sort of comical but a little unnerving. what do you think? >> it is not comical, joy. this is not the sinclair broadcasting group, it is sinister broadcasting group. i don't think it i

boris epstein, the very propagandaistic surrogate during the campaign, bombastic guy, now working forvering this on broadcast tv. >> important to note it goes beyond stealing or miscounting. intentional voter registration is voter fraud. the president's commission has been established to come up with a factual, partial answer to that question. the state should do everything within their power to cooperate with the commission. and that's the bottom line. >> this is almost -- this is going out to potentially 70% of the broadcast viewing audience watching the news. >> yes. we have been talking about sean hannity this morning. my sources are in and around fox, say him and bill o'reilly are potentially in talks to take their shows to sinclaire. bill o'reilly has wanted back in the game. sinclaire wants to build the future of conservative media empire. poaching fox's big names would do that. this is ground work for what i think will be the next conservative media platform in post roger ales era. >> i have to tell you, sinclaire has a presence in nevada. bought the nbc affiliate here in las