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eric: kill it?: okay, okay, hold on. >> anthony: definitely the '66 latour. how much is it? is it expensive enough? >> eric: yeah. they're gonna love you. >> anthony: we deserve it. oh, that's good. >> eric: right, this is good, huh. >> anthony: well worth the expense to someone else. >> eric: this is the beginning. we are going to have a week of good food, good wine and some ski, right? >> anthony: so what is the specialty of the region? >> eric: so they do the raclette. >> anthony: cheese. >> eric: you know, like -- yeah cheese. >> anthony: right. >> eric: the fondue. >> anthony: that's cheese. >> eric: tartiflette. >> anthony: that's cheese. >> eric: i don't know. >> anthony: that's not bad. i like cheese. >> eric: i like stews. they make a lot of stews, too. >> anthony: yeah, of what animals? >> eric: mostly beef. >> anthony: yeah? a lot of cows up here? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: i like cows, to eat. >> eric: yeah, to eat, of course. >> anthony: i don't much like them personally. ♪ where i lear

about eric. date, tina told eric, was to get their story straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess it again. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it's no confession, but it's not a denial either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him. i honestly thought that was good, but i still thought that wasn't enough. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and eric reassured tina-- she was good. she was really go

- [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from people about them, i've made two cover records now, sometimes you don't. i didn't hear anything from steve and i found out later he was in the trenches with his drug addiction and as he tells it, towards the end of that really dark period he found out that emmi lou had recorded 'guitar town,' and i had recorded 'someday,' and that was kind of a beacon of light. - he's talked about that, in fact, in the course of promoting this record when it's come up, he's said, "you know, at a really difficult "time in

eric. eric: ten minutes from now will it lies those tweets in the presidents strategy in north korea. thank you. arthel: meanwhile, republican lawmakers making the case for their newly unveiled tax plan after the failures on healthcare. the stakes are high. the president's chief economic advisor telling fox news earlier today that they will get it done but admitting the clock is ticking and it is taking past. >> we are confident that we will get a tax bill done in this calendar year. to do that we have got to get out of the house relatively soon and to get out house will have to have real details. arthel: caroline has more on the republican tax plan. >> administration officials were everywhere today with the same message. this cuts corporate tax rates and taxes for the middle class. the tax policy center isn't so sure about the expense of that middle-class promise. the nonpartisan group says if your household is making between 48,086,000, the next year you will get an average cut of $660 bu

eric?c: we'll see how that goes and have a report from you, i'm sure, as soon as that call is completed. meanwhile, from policy to politics. the feud between the chief of staff, john kelly, and the florida congresswoman fed reek ca wilson, that is -- frederica wilson, where does that tiff stand now? >> reporter: it really only seems to be intensifying, and this comes just one day after the funeral for one of the four soldiers killed in niger, sergeant david johnson whose wiz doe has found -- widow has found herself in the center of this argument. this morning president trump said this about congresswoman wilson for the second day in a row calling her wacky, quote: wacky congresswoman wilson is the gift that keeps on giving for the republican party, a disaster for dems. you watch her in action and vote r. now the congresswoman is firing back. listen to what she said on another network this morning. >> i think this is going to be this administration's benghazi. this is going to be trump's ben

. [♪] eric: >> fox news alert.uthorities authorities in france launching a terror investigation after a deadly attack at a train station. another terror investigation opened in canada. police say a man ran his car through a traffic barricade in edmonton knocking down an officer and he jumped out and stabbed that officer, and an isis flag inside his car. i'm eric shawn. arthel: nerves are on evening in two countries. anita vogel joins us live with the latest. reporter: two apparent terror attacks to tell you about. won in frabs and one in western canada, both involving a knife. in canada it happened in the western city of edmonton. police are calling it a terrorist attack. the attack ban outside a canadian football league when a suspect ran through a controlled barricade with his car and sent an officer flying 15 feet in the air. then the driver got out of the car and started attacking the officer with a knife. a u-haul was stopped at a checkpoint because the driver's name. >> the u-haul struck and fled the scene an

i'm eric in for bill hemmer. there is plenty on their plate when it comes to see. >> sandra: a lot to get to. the president golfed over the weekend with rand paul and lindsey graham. he hasn't always seen eye-to-eye with them, as you know. after the outing senator paul says he is focused on getting tax reform done. >> i really think that we've got to do the most we can and the boldest we can. everybody wants to lower the corporate tax. some are worried do we do a 20%? my goodness. >> john roberts joins us now. there is nothing like hitting the links to get business done. >> more deals have probably been crafted on the golf course than in the boardrooms of america. the president will try to put one together in the private dining room today. focused like a laser beam on getting tax reform passed and he and the vice president will have lunch with mitch mcconnell today. it could be an interesting meeting. the senate majority leader and president have traded barbs over the number of weeks leading up to today. mitch mc

arthel: eric? eric: back to washington now.dent trump's decision to cut those subi subsidies to health insurance company sparking backlash on the hill. expanding insurance options now lawmakers from both parties are pondering next steps in the continuing fight this coming week over obamacare. caroline shively has been keeping an eye on all of this and what we can expect this week and she is live in washington. hello, caroline. >> hello to you, eric. i will start with the subsidies you just mentioned. president is taking them away with the goal of taking down the entire obamacare exchange system while many republicans say the subject is i did is aren't even legal. here is part of battle played out on "fox news sunday." >> this is the equivalent of healthcare arson. is he literally setting the entire healthcare system on fire just because the president is upset that the united states congress won't pass a repeal bill. >> the president is not gutting the affordable care act. let's take the cost share reduction payments as an examp

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn.ller has been digging into moscow's interference in the 2016 election including collusion between president trump's campaign and the kremlin amid calls that the probe also go into the democrats, hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc for apparently paying for that infamous trump dossier and controversial uranium one deal. now the white house has been bracing for the possible unsealing of the indictment tomorrow, and mr. mueller? well, he's putting his cards on the table after months of working in the shadows, it seems. meantime, there is a widespread list of speculation on who could be in legal hot water and what the charges tomorrow morning could be. garrett tenney is live today in washington, this afternoon with the very latest on a list of those who could find the fbi knocking on their door in the morning. hey, garrett. >> reporter: hey, eric. also a lot of folks who are not happy that word of these charges leaked out. after the grand jury approved of those charges on friday, a fede

eric? eric: totally unimaginable what we see behind you and at least there's a heart felt good story out of this devastation, death and destruction. will, thank you very much. arthel? arthel: well, members of the trump administration out in full force today explaining the president's decision to decertify the iran nuclear deal. all right. we don't have that for you right now, but we do have kristen fisher. she's live at the white house with the very latest. kristen? >> hey, arthel. well from the national security advisor to the secretary of state to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., all three hit the sunday shows today to defend president trump's decision to decertify the iran nuclear deal, but they were also emphatic that decertification does not mean pulling out of the deal entirely, especially since technically all three of them say iran has not violated the deal. here is the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. -- actually we don't have that sound bite right now. but essentially what all three of

eric? >> eric: very emotional service.nwhile, the growing controversy questioning what happened in niger in that ambush. what do we know about that at this hour? >> the investigation by the defense department is continuing and the white house said it will not rest until it gets some answers. to that end, there's been a lot of controversy about how much information this administration was providing to the senate and to the congress. so jim mattis went to capitol hill and met with senator john mccain after mccain complained and threatened to subpoena. mccain upset that he had not been receiving enough information about what went down in niger. after the meeting, mccain said, "we're clearing that up." mattis conceded that we can improve our communication, but neither the senator or secretary has given any more details about what exactly happened in niger and what happened surrounding the death of the four american soldiers. eric? >> eric: and there will be more investigating on this over what happened and why. thank you so mu

eric? eric: thanks so much. the big question can the president bring democrats to the table on health care? we'll have more in the hour with political reporter rachel bade to explain. gillian? gillian: now to a fox news alert. we're keeping a close eye on hurricane nate. it is expected to make landfall in louisiana later tonight. it is currently graded at a category 1 but likely to strength to category 2 before it strikes the u.s. mainland. folks across the gulf coast are preparing for rain and powerful wind likely to follow. we have fox team coverage with casey stiegel live on the ground in new orleans. we begin first with meteorologist adam klotz live in the weather center. adam? >> this storm continues to strengthen. we've seen it continue to do so. we're knocking on category 2 storm, 90 miles an hour. still running over water, 80 to 85 degrees. that is warm enough to continue to intensify. we're seeing outer bands of rain to batter the gulf coast. that will only pick up here in the next couple of hours as th

eric? eric: it is amazing.evable that people would do that first of all and just the devastation we are at is unimaginable and our hearts of course go out to everyone there, thank you, will. >> absolutely. arthel: that is for sure, they are in our hearts and prayers. fox news alert on the latest fallout for hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. the motion picture academy voting moments ago to expel weinstein and strip him of his lifetime membership. this comes as more than 30 women have now come forward to accuse weinstein of sexual harassment or assault. bryan llenas is live from our new york city bureau with more on this story. >> hi, arthel. the 54 member board of governors for the academy of motion picture arts & sciences which hosts the oscars called an emergency meeting this afternoon in los angeles to discuss whether weinstein's lifetime membership as part of the board following the onslaught of sexual assault and harassment reports and allegations levelled against him. in a statement leased an hour ago , -

eric: good evening, i'm eric shawn.he president touching on a wide range of issues in the interview including the controversy over the phone call to the widow of fallen soldier la david johnson, as well as the drama that continues to swirl around his administration. >> do you worry that this bickering and feuding gets in the way of your agenda? >> no, and sometimes it helps, to be honest with you. we'll see what happens in the end. but i think sometimes it helps. sometimes it gets people to do what they're supposed to be doing, and you know, that's the way it is. i just want what's right. and i think for the most part, they want what's right, too. we'll see what happens ibelieve we have the votes for health care at the appropriate time, and i think that we're going to have the votes for taxes. eric: kristin fisher is live tonight at the white house. good evening. first off, is there signs that the controversy between the president and congresswoman frederica wilson, it is subsiding. >> intensifying. for the second day i

eric? eric: all right, dan, in about five minutes we will be talking to retired las vegas police lieutenant randy sutton about the possible motivation. thanks. arthel? arthel: nate, the one time hurricane now downgraded to a tropical depression after making landfall twice along the gulf coast. the storm swamping roads and buildings and knocking out power for more than 100,000 residents. phil keating is live in mississippi near nate's second landfall. what's the latest there? >> hi, arthel. when hurricane nate raced ashore here yesterday it came in at such speed the national weather service determined it to be the fastest approaching hurricane to the gulf of mexico in recorded history, averaging 28 miles-an-hour. when it slammed at 12:30 a.m. into the coastline of mississippi, it brought in the storm surge of up to 4 feet of water through that marina and into the parking structure. that submerged cars halfway to two thirds of the way up, cars that had been obviously parked too close to the b

eric. eric: back and forth between the president and the republicans. senators bob corker and just like with scathing criticism of the president's leadership. john mccain blasted president trump what he called half-baked nationalism. where is this view going next and will other republican senators join in and how will affect the gop agenda? kristin fisher is live on the white house lawn. reporter: that evening. more silence from republican lawmakers in response to the call to resist this president. even senator bob corker who, as we all no, has been critical of president trump declined to repeat some of the more inflammatory remarks that he has made earlier this week. listen to how he responded when asked about those remarks on another sunday show. >> i care deeply about our country and that is why iran for the senate. i care even more deeply now having been there 11 years. i have been in the foreign relations area the entire time and i've been there and i'm chairman and i have copies with tillerson often and i talked with national security folks, not o

eric burns: ok. she was very hurt by that, but not because that it was evidence that she was having an affair or in affair with someone new. at that momentous occasion, not that he knew it was coming, his contracting polio, i am sorry his dying, but at that momentous occasion she was nowhere near him and a mistress was. can those of you sitting here the questions? ok. >> hello. i thought you gave an excellent talk, thank you so much. eric burns: thank you. now you're going to skewer me, aren't you? >> no, actually, i read the book the tree grows in brooklyn and i saw the movie. when you were talking about the relationship between eleanor and her father, i could not help but think of the similarity. there were many things different, but i could not help but think of the similarity between the love that the daughter had for her father and vice versa in a tree grows in brooklyn. eric burns: i hope others of you can respond to that. i never read the book or saw the movie. i am sorry. so i am giving you s

. >> anthony: oh, and you might as well straighten out eric's neck while you're at it. >> eric: whoa,at didn't sound good. >> anthony: my relationship with zamir is someway similar to my relationship with eric on the show. i torture eric, zamir kind of tortures me sometimes. i think the difference is i'm intentionally torturing eric whereas zamir just kind of can't help but get me in a wacky situations. he's always entertaining. it's exhausting. i mean, there's a reason i don't zamir shows every season, because i'm like in recovery after each one. i just want to state for the record, just because you're in the top bunk, that's no indication of any relationship that we may or may not have. >> zamir: you and me have to be very careful when in public. you know, tolerance never existed in russia. >> anthony: well, what about tchaikovsky? he was a great musician who liked to have sex with other men. >> zamir: that's what people are not meant to learn. >> anthony: the idea of running up the steps and disemboweling royals. i could easily imagine myself doing that. it would not take much conv

well eric carter had the misfortune to be a minor criminal at the time. exactly what his policies are being ramped up and they were targeting people exactly like him. and. you know that in an earlier period of history i think policemen of terms maybe a white guy to somebody like him or would have focused more on the drug dealers in the locker or more serious offenders but but because of this this is the space regime and also coincidentally because of that specific incident on that day you know when those two officers were sent. to to pick him up one of the things that was explained to me by their former officer was that you can just tell he got to walk around the corner and that the sort of broken windows era that you have to get a number you have to get an arrest you have to get proof that you did something or that the whole regime was this designed to create with a call activity and so they needed to arrest him in order to satisfy that is the mission and that was. and i think it's a really important we understand broken windows policing is not something

eric fue el segundo y el mÁs unido a ella. >> mi compaÑero, mi amigo. >> el padre de eric era agenteser policÍa. no puedes ser policía porque no terminÓ la escuela. >> el Único interÉs de eric estaba siempre puesto en ayudar a los demÁs. >> desde chiquito ayudaba bastante a la gente. chiquillo, ven a barrer aquÍ. no esperaba que les dieran dinero, asÍ esta bien, gracias. >> angÉlica se emociona al recordar pequeÑos momentos que hacÍan de eric un muchacho especial. >> en la vida fue amazonas por unas hamburguesas. me dice, mamÁ, saliendo de allÍ hay unos viejitos . una seÑora y un viejito pidiendo dinero. y dijo, fue a comprarle sus paquetes de hamburguesas a cada uno. >> eric cumpliÓ 21 aÑos hace un mes y medio. yo trabajaba para una empresa de seguridad y se preparaba para su primer gran evento . el festival de mÚsica contre el pasado domingo. la noche anterior al concierto compartiÓcon su, una de sus mayores alegrÍas. >> que suman a ser-- su manager lo querÍa mucho y le escribiÓ a su celular, estoy pensando en una situaciÓn mÁs grande para ti. yo lo ayude a cargar sus camisetas, er

former attorney general eric holder is here with me in studio tonight. this will be his first live tv interview since the election. eric holder obviously has a role in history as the tenure as the nation's first african-american attorney general. one who made very significant changes and very significant decisions in american law enforcement and justice while he was in the obama cabinet. now that he has been succeeded in office by a man who, let's be honest, is the human antonym of eric holder, eric holder has been outspoken in private life about defending his and president obama's legacy on justice issues. he's also been outspoken about president trump and the trump administration from time to time, when the spirit moves him. for example this picture was posted on twitter by former attorney general eric holder last week after president trump made false public statements about how president obama handled his responsibilities as president when it came to fallen service members and their families. the former attorney general posted that picture and then st

eric murió como un héroe.ijo y también de sus pertenencias y es aquí mismo donde llega el resto de la familia de las víctimas de esta lamentable tragedia. tras varias horas fuera, angélica ha regresado a su casa. el fbi confirmó la identidad de su hijo. angélica: nada más falta verlo. lo voy a ir a vestir yo, le voy a poner su uniforme. y darle su último adiós. dejar sus cosas por un tiempo en su cuarto. andrea: por ahora las noches son de vigilia en la casa de eric silva. llegan los vecinos, los amigos y hasta desconocidos a ofrecer sus condolencias. gregorio y angélica transitan ahora el camino del duelo, con la tranquilidad de saber que la frase más importante se la repitieron a eric todos los días. angélica: que les traigan a sus hijos, que los quieran. yo siempre le decía a mi hijo que lo amo, siempre, todos los días. andrea: el dolor es grande y al mismo tiempo un cálido sentimiento aflora. todos, todos sienten un infinito orgullo por eric. teresa: qué triste todas estas historias. según la familia, el f

eric: there's a tragic story in miami. an 8-year-old girl was killed after she fell several floors on a carnival cruise ship that was docked at the miami port. police say she fell from a deck in the atrium and landed on the lower deck. this happened yesterday morning. >> it was a bad thing. nobody wants anything like that to happen but it is one of those, i can't explain how it happened or what. we were there right on the fifth floor and everyone was standing up. they were playing music at the bottom and the next thing you heard all my baby and when you looked she was over the bottom. it was such a tragic thing and it happened so fast. arthel. eric: she was rushed to the hospital and later died. authorities are trying to determine what happened and how she died. arthel: the death toll is rising in somalia after a truck bombing yesterday. ahead, why authorities are calling it the deadliest attack in the nation's history. plus, president trump announced his immediate and to obamacare subsidies, and now urging democrats to co

interview is former attorney general eric holder. thank you again for doing this. you mentioned a moment ago that there were boundaries between you and the president of things you ought not talk about. where were those boundaries tested the most between you and president obama? where was it most difficult to keep the appropriate amount of distance. >> it wasn't difficult with barack obama. he's a lot of things and among them he's a good lawyer who understands the value of having an independent justice department. there were things that i would want to share with him because i knew he was going to be reading about them in the newspapers the next day, monday or something like that. the doma decision, the decision not to defend doma i made. i thought this was one he can't read about in the newspapers. so on the sunday of the super bowl party i told him this is the decision i made. he said to me, i'm glad pip didn't know how to approach you. this is where i wanted my justice department to be. but i'm glad you made that decision. >> you presented it to him as a fait acc

garner tell our international audience describe for us who was eric garner. her car was a. small time dealer in untaxed cigarettes. and father of six. criminal history you had been in prison for dealing crack but when he got out. he was looking for something that was less dangerous and. less likely to our prison time and we had it says that he doubts that use trying harder to stay with them so he was trying to get out of crime but he found it hard to get a job and so what he ended up doing was selling the tax cigarettes which is typically it was that you were going to meet or a fence. sitter big hearted guy very funny contradictory slow. well liked everywhere everybody that i talked to at the park liked or looting the store owner's area i pulled up a picture here this from the new york daily news of gardner and his wife now the the the video that we showed in the beginning of the program was the one that i think most people around the world recognize and know garner by this picture maybe less so you have all these anecdotes in your book that are really intere

eric? eric: -- u.s. backed forces driving out militants from their stronghold in that self-proclaimed capital of their supposed caliphate in raqqa. it was a huge victory for the u.s. and allied forces. secretary of state says the syrian president al-assad must be the next to go. we have heard that before. the syrian dictator seems to have only been strengthened even as his regime is used of using -- accused of using chemical weapons on his own people. it killed 90 people in april. at a meeting tillerson says quote the rein of the assad family is coming to an end. the only issue is how that will be brought about. will it? joining us is a member of the nonprofit syrian american council who has been fighting for his people. good to see you >> thanks for having me. eric: we have heard this before, the call for bashir al-assad to go. is that realistic? >> we have heard this before, but it absolutely is realistic. there is no future where syrians can live freely in syria with bashar al-assad. syrian refugees t

eric: fantastic good hats off to him.the battle to try and repeal and replace about the care. president trump babies up for a temporary deal. you think that will pass muster with congressional republicans? we will have that story still ahead. [burker] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-ooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behind you. [mascot] i'm cool. i'm cool. [burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ arthel: president trump even have been suffered to a campaign promise to repeal to face obamacare. he's now willing to pursue a temporary deal to get a new health care plan in place. in the south on the president referred to an earlier deal to send money to states that seem to

eric: ambassador, thank you for being with us.sman trey gowdy telling fellow republicans to and down regarding robert mueller's investigation. >> the result will be known by the facts by what he uncovers. the personalities involved are much less important to me than the underlying facts. give the guy a chance to do his job. arthel: mueller is reportedly ready to file his first charges tomorrow. plus the controversial comments from one nfl owner is not sitting well with his players. how they plan to respond before today's game. and i know that wee accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. .. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. er

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.rthel: the president once again placing focus on healthcare. house republicans are urging the senate to stay on course and focus on full repeal. kristen fisher is live at the white house with more. does the president think he has the votes to get this bipartisan deal passed? >> he it would be a temporary fix. but he does believe they have the votes for a broader obamacare repeal and replace bill despite previous multiple repeated failures to do so. >> i think we actually have the votes. people are criticizing me for saying that. i think we have the votes for that. we were basically one short. and i think we'll have the votes for that also. reporter: one thing he hasn't made clear is what kind of vote he would vote for. first he supported the alexander murray bill, now he doesn't. this morning the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had this message for the president. >> what i'm waiting to hear from president trump what kind of healthcare bill he might sign. if there is a need for a

please welcome eric byrnes. eric burns: when paul mentioned a few moments ago that there were books for sale back there, it made me think that i have almost shameless with regard to that particular issue. i am already feeling apologetic about it at the beginning of my talk. since you do not know what i am talking about, i will wait and when i do it later, i will apologize to you. this is why i do not set. i cannot read. i knew there was a reason. all right. the date was december 10, 1948. the universals declaration of human rights. the place was paris where a meeting of the u.n. general assembly was running late. very late. in fact, it was 3:00 in the morning. the speaker was the most powerful and respected woman in the world. mr. president, fellow delegates, said eleanor roosevelt, the long and meticulous study and debate of which this universal declaration of human rights is the product, means it reflects the composite views of the many men and governments who have contributed to its formulation. that is how e

eric: the board approved it.approved the governance changes in the softbank deal. $1 billion for uber and 9 billion shares changing hands to new investors. what is happening now is the venture firm benchmark has this right of first refusal, which would allow them to buy into the deal at the price was low enough. instead of just softbank buying shares, maybe benchmark could if it is cheap enough. what is happening seems to be a price negotiation that stalled at the deal a little bit, so it is being worked out. high-stakes. for theseertainty former employees who want to sell their shares come up or anyone who wants to cash out for any reason. exactly, and the reforms are contingent on the deal going through. in every way, this needs to go forward. emily: explained the status of that governance reform? roleoard proposition, the in the company. eric: they went to 17 board members. they changed to one share, one declining voting power in terms of shareholder votes. officer of former the company -- if the former office

eric holder did and hillary did. there's robert mueller. the fbi director back in 2009. how inconceivable is it that he did did not know russian operatives were in our country? trying to break into the uranium market on behalf of vladimir? how could he possibly oversee any investigation into any russian collusion? next we have rod rosenstein.

were you going to call him eric? >> we went back and forth. she ultimately won.c luke trump. we're calling him luke. he's great, life changing transformational any way. she always said i don't know how we can love anything more than our dogs. i think we might have a new number one in the house. >> we have three in the house. >> my favorite story is you were going to name the baby charlie. but the dog is named charlie. >> i said can we have the dog and a child named the same thing? no, we can't do that. >> do you find that you want to stay home more? do you have that maternal pull that a lot of us felt i mean i did when i was working? >> yeah, it is a definite balancing act when you are a mom that also works, and, you know, he's only been here a month so i'm slowly transitioning back to work. i do find when i'm at work, all i think about is him. then when i'm at home, i always think about being at work. it is a balance. it is incredible that you want to be with another human. they can't even talk to you yet. >> right. >> and i think it's very -- we're very lucky t

we heard from eric that a.i. is getting smarter and we heard from eric that traditionally artificial intelligence used to work like when a character star of -- the world chess champion over 20 years ago used to work by people. taking their own intelligence and coding it into a computer program which then beats simply because it could think faster an remember more than he could. with the recent progress as we heard from eric has been driven instead by machine learning where you just have very simple machines often simulated neuronetwork inspired by human brains and you just train them with massive amount of data you see it in pixels and out come this is caption. a group of young people playing game of frisbee and this image and tell you that's the elephant walking across the grass field. and it is just even more striking if you look at playing computer games as we saw many this nice example that eric showed. now, once a computer can learn to play a party game, that's telling you that there's a lot of room for grow

eric: there are five different areas of focus.re are different units within the justice department looking at different parts of it, but very quickly, we have bribery, fcpa -- cory: foreign corrupt practices act. fancy acronyms. eric: we have one rooted in the waymo fight and how they obtained -- whether they obtained trade secrets there. we have pricing. cory: that's the pricing -- the "hell" software program? eric: pricing is the one we know the least about specifically. uber separated what it charges consumers and what it pays drivers, and there are a lot of questions around how it does it and how it calculates price. cory: they might be charging you and me different prices to go to the same place at the same time because you are loaded and i'm not. eric: there are lots of questions about pricing. those are under investigation. "hell" and "greyball" are the remaining two, and they are software. hell was learning about competitors. lyft's api, their public data, seeing where drivers were, learning about them. you are not allowed

eric forrester -- me. i will be... forever. >> sheila: eric, would you tell her that you know about her affair with mateo? say something, please! oh, mateo. thank god you're here. you need to tell eric.

eric's team, the tennessee titans, won on monday. >>> tomorrow night, it's my boys.hiefs play the oakland raiders on "thursday night football" on cbs. >>> coming up, why is adam levine pulling some real housewives moves on miley cyrus? next on kron-4 news at eight: a police officer in critical condition-- after being hit by a driver who fled the scene. how police tracked down the suspect. and what hindered firefighters in their efforts against the bear fire in santa cruz county. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> bindi is coming back on tv. the irwin family just announced their return on animal plant. >> "e.t." rocks. >> since his death in 2006, bindi, her mom, terri, and brother robert, have continued his conservation efforts. expect some of the new projects to film here and air next year. >> this was dad's favorite place on planet earth. >> we've been coming here since we were just knee high to a grasshopper. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow -- luke bryan. sam hunt. jason aldean. "e.t." is in nashville as count

. >> and good evening, i'm eric. as democrats are slamming the talks is dangerous and irresponsible other say it sends a blunt message. the former education secretary to president reagan he says he needs to be put on notice that the u.s. is serious. >> mattis needs to be say let's be calm and cool and listen to rex tillerson and let him work the back channels. the president seems to be the tough cop. i think donald trump's way of thinking he wants kim jong-un and the regime to think he means business. i business he means terrible business. unless they negotiate, something terrible will happen spee-01 here's what the president tweeted earlier. presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreements made a massive amounts of money paid has not worked. agreements a violated before the ink was dry making fools of u.s. negotiators. sorry, but only one thing will work. of course, leaving us to guess what that is. but most people know what the president means. the escalating rhetoric,

eric's team, the tennessee titans, won on monday. >>> tomorrow night, it's my boys.efs play the oakland raiders on "thursday night football" on cbs. >>> coming up, why is adam levine pulling some real housewives moves on miley cyrus? find out next. >>> bindi is coming back on tv. the irwin family just announced their return on animal plant. >> "e.t." rocks. >> since his death in 2006, bindi, her mom, terri, and brother robert, have continued his conservation efforts. expect some of the new projects to film here and air next year. >> this was dad's favorite place on planet earth. >> we've been coming here since we were just knee high to a grasshopper. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow -- luke bryan. sam hunt. jason aldean. "e.t." is in nashville as country music's biggest stars take the stage. >> it's going to be a fun night. >> what advice is luke getting from keith? >> he's going to do awesome. >>> big news for the fans of the voice. alicia keys will wurn for season 14. that airs in the ring is. >>> let's talk about the former coaches. or the curr

is a pop donor and a pit stop here can save lives. >> eric, how's it going in there?> things are going 1345smoothl >> good. good. is this just like regular pooping or do you do something special? >> it is as normal as can be. >> thz open bio. they've developed a way to turn poop into a treatment for clos trid yum different a sill. >> i have donated 29 times, which has resulted in 133 treatments, which is pretty great. that has resulted in about $1,000. >> 97% of people who want to donate poop are rejected, maybe because thee rests entally traveled in seecertain places o used antibiotics or gotten a tattoo. >> lab technician christina kim demonstrates how they make the treatment. poop that's too hard or soft is not used. >> did you -- >> it's actually an established medical chart. >> a saline solution is added. what's left behind is a liquid teaming with healthy bacteria. >> this is either administered bottom up through a colon os scopy or top down through a tube. >> yes. a tube that travels all the way from your nose down to your intestines target area of delivery. >>

underwood eric welcome thank you governor erik has been really a public servant pretty much your whole life serving colorado he's born and raised here and he now wants to be the governor and feels he's the best man qualified to do it and lugaid are his history years he is a current county commissioner soon to be former county commissioner and hopes to become governor of the state great state of colorado first question for me where do you to stand on the cannabis issue oh this is where i'm going to lead as the next governor of colorado we have to take on sometimes unfortunately at times the federal government and so that may mean you know lobbying a lawsuit to protecting our right to you know a cannabis industry here in colorado and certainly in favor of reviewing that and to challenge and taking on that the federal government in terms of so these business owners can also reinvest their money to create new jobs but the real challenge that we have to have is we have to work with the da we have to work with congress the federal congress to get cannabis off that type one drugless once that