i regret that i was not assertive enough to accelerate the full integration of women into princeton but my track record is clear. we hired more women than men. we promoted women at a faster rate and overall population. we promoted minorities at a faster rate than the overall population. my mother is 98 years old. she was a valedictorian of the class of 1937 of tom's river high school to go to college because you a girl. my wife is a leader on issues related to women and

>> do you regret [ inaudible ]? >> i don't regret anything, honestly. it all worked out very nicely. >> you said californians were rioting over the sanctuary cities. where? >> you shouldn't have -- take a look. they want to get out of sanctuary cities. many places in california want to get out of sanctuary cities. [ inaudible question ] >> yeah, it is rioting in some case. >> where are the riots, sir?

i regret that he has to go to jail... what happened to him? i regret that he has to go to jail. .. for his jailing because it was decided by the court. it was not done by me. but do you feel sorry for him that he went through what he did? i feel sorry for people who have done something and been sentenced to jail by the court. have done something and been sentenced to jail by the courtm is interesting, because this is his exact quote, he says, he has rushed —— reassured supporters of your transformations of a lot of people we re transformations of a lot of people were upset about what happened to him when you are promised, he says," mahathir mohamad has proven his tenacity, accepted past limitation, apologise and sacrificed on an edgy to raise the dignity of the people of country. you brought ibrahim's white as your deputy, it is it all not true that you didn't apologise or expressed regret? we discussed, after that we concentrated on arresting najib razak. he has also raised the fact that you have brought back some of the old guard into your government and he has said, look, i am co

"i might regret this." . abbi jacobson is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] talk about "broad city." talk about her new book. and we have music from the one and only, kiss, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and appla oh my goodness, kiss is here. [ cheers ] it's going to be a crazy show. i mean, get ready. there's flames. [ cheers and applause ] there's -- there's smoke. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: there's lasers. >> steve: what? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: oh yeah, it's kiss. they don't mess around, man. we got a big week. also, tomorrow night, the beastie boys, mike d and ad-rock will be on our show. [ cheers and applause ] and don't forget, this thursday we will be joined by a very special guest. our pal, justin timberlake will be here. [ cheers and applause ] i can't wait to catch up with that guy.has en using these fin weeks to travel around the country and hold rallies. but he actually found a little themed address from the oval office. did you see it? >> steve: no. >> jimmy: check it out. [ cheers and applause

regret? rep. crowley: no question. the one vote i do regret is the vote to go to war in iraq. i wanted to believe my president. i was old-school at the time. you don't think of george washington, abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt, john kennedy, and the embodiment of that office. when i'm given information and facts, i'll be there to go along. i wanted to believe the executive and the president. i was disappointed by that. later, as it turns out, they were wrong. there were no weapons of mass distraction. -- destruction. i regret that. steve: what is the lesson for members of congress in the future if they are spaced with the same -- faced with the same type of vote? rep. crowley: we have to come to grips with the fact what the truth is, is something you have guess.ore suspect of, i naive, want to sound too but there was some innocence that was lost, coming out of the 9/11 experience, my cousin was killed. i knew many people that were killed in the attack on new york, and it was very personal. wanting to do everything i could to make that right, to make that whole as best i could

i regret to say that security personnel are always paying the heavy toll paying it and blood i am sure officials will identify the causes and consequences such attacks undermine the state its authority and state i believe any gathering must be licensed as it is a right guaranteed by the constitution we thought we had driven terrorism out of our cities in two decades yet it is now in the heart of the capital city. david chaytor has more now from tunis. as you can imagine amongst the ordinary people here one of shock and dismay the bloodshed has returned to the streets of the capital now the tunisian president. said c is actually on a trip to germany to meet anglo merkel at the moment and he perhaps best summed up the the feeling and the mood here he said that essentially they thought they had defeated terrorism and driven them out of the cities and into the caves as he put it but now once again they have returned to the very heart of the capital now this is extraordinary because we haven't seen any of these terrorist attacks like this since twenty fifteen the woman involved a thirty yea

i don't regret starting twitter i feel very lucky to have been a part of twitter it plays an extremely important role. i am in the medium if you don't know that a magazine? . >> yes. it is like that but i think they play a different role in that information diet you want things that our instantaneous and conversational which twitter excels at that didn't exist in the information ecosystem and there was a lot of opportunities to improve the system and with that narrative. >> if you knew some of the downsides i'm a twitter user. it is indispensable in so many ways. but if you knew the downside and what they were doing with human to human interaction , could there have been engineering fixes early on so not make people feel so bad when they are on twitter sometimes quick. >> i think there are engineering fixes that still can be done to social media broadly. >> talk about that. >> a lot of these systems try to get people to enter act on - - interact and engage but it's too easy to say that certainly could be designed differently and still could be. but who's to say if it was designed diffe

but -- i regret it now that i didn't ask questions. >> how do you reconcile that regret, not asking her, what was going on? >> i can't. i can't. i mean -- i think about it every day, what i did wrong. what i missed. >> reporter: two days later, lauren was brutally murdered. her mother recalls the police knocking on her door in the middle of the night. >> and the looks on their faces. i can't get that out of my head. and i thought, did matt kill her? and they asked me, why would you ask that? i said, i don't know i, i just know. i just know. then they told us that he had killed her. and that he had stabbed her. and he had stabbed her so many times that they would have to count the stab wounds in the autopsy. >> reporter: matthew had stabbed lauren 123 times. >> the police called him a r. and we're talking about homicide detectives who see homicides every day. >> reporter: in the immediate aftermath of the murder, matthew attempted to blame his mental state on cough medicine. >> i took more medicine than i should have. >> what medicine did you take? >> i took coricidin cough and cold, bec

. >> i regret that the press treats me so badly and despite that my poll numbers are veryre good. >> redirect. >> laura: i regret that you treat me badly. that is classic trump. >> asked his own question and sticks to it. this is masterful. you might call this one laura the smack down. stahl tries to get the president off the press and he won't get off it. >> dishonest. >> you did it four times. >> i'm telling you that you treated me much differently on the subject. >> i disagree with you but i have that fight with you. >> that is okay. in thehe meantime i'm president and you're not. >> that was a drop mic moment, laura. and he understands this is his moment in the mid-terms. beyond fox news and cable he was reaching a massive audience and making his final pitch for the mid-terms. it was a tour deforce. >> laura: he has been doing this. people are saying he, is not accessible because he is n not a show with four viewers. they killed offff the beloved matriarch and there is well backlash. >> 10.5 million people tuned in. that

that, but the uk leaves, i regret that, but the uk leaves, then we have a transition when we come torade, on standards, which is so if you like close and effective, the backstop is not needed. those are very mullioned words but here are some less emollient words from boris johnson... emollient words from boris johnson. .. he is emollient words from boris johnson... he is not in cabinet emollient words from boris johnson. .. he is not in cabinet any more. “— johnson. .. he is not in cabinet any more. —— emollient. he is a journalist. i can say this and i will let you go. i have to say this. he was a journalist. i was one as well. when i became a politician i let my journalism well. when i became a politician i let myjournalism behind. i am afraid he is acting as a journalist not responsible politician. he has been very a motive in some of the language he has used around ireland andindeed language he has used around ireland and indeed very unhelpful.“ language he has used around ireland and indeed very unhelpful. if you say as you did earlier in the interview you would like to take som

expected him to have a more temperate statement saying maybe something happened but it wasn't this and i regret i drank too much as a young person and i'm a more mature person now, would that have worked? going back to my experience that middle of the road approach he probably did the politically shrewd thing saying i'm drawing a sharp line and everybody can decide which side they're on. >> nancy, you were all over this. the democrats, how did they feel they did at end of this politically and what democrats care a great deal about is protecting witnesses an listening to the accused. >> i think they're incredibly de jected but i feel they had no choice but to go to the mat. their base was so frustrated after the merrick garland situation and they wanted to say show us what you got this time parn it left them with no choice but to stall and delay and do everything they could. >> one strategic point about going hard and strong and who's side are you on. michael avenati who came in with a late-breaking addition to the store combreep lots of democrats -- story and lots of democrats are saying he too

i regretted it. the deal cannot be like venezuela. nly upright candidate, who we trust completely to change this country. tee translation: haddad and his running mate make an excellent pad. i think lula is very well represented. i came here despite my age. ido represented. i came here despite my age. i do not want to see bolsonaro as president of my country at all. translation: the people from the middle and lower classes didn't have the means to live. we lived off what was left over. with lula, we were recognised as citizens. we were able to study, work, retire. jimena blanco is principle analyst for the americas at the risk consultancy verisk maplecroft. good morning to you. you specialise in brazil. two very different plans, one sort of tax and spend, the other cutback and privatise. which seems like the least bad option at the moment? in terms of the economic recovery, i mean, neither of them are the market's favourite. so in terms of who investors might be supporting, they will be choosing who is the least bad option. but either o

why do you regret that? >> i don't really regret it. ust have a couple moments where i'm like, eww, that was kind of mean. but then i look back at all the horrible things he's said about other people and women and calling women pigs and attacking girls' weights and their looks. then i don't feel so bad. >> yeah. >> but i don't agree in general with like body shaming. but i was backed into a corner. i didn't really have a choice. i'm not a liar, and that's basically the only thing i could say to prove that i'm telling the truth. >> you dedicate this book to your daughter. >> yes. >> what do you want her and others to get from it? >> hopefully she doesn't read it for a few years. but i -- i do hope that she reads it, and i hope that it inspires her to not only do what she thinks is right and stand up for herself, but to stay her path and follow her dreams. >> yeah. it's a real pleasure meeting you, and i'm enjoying the book. thank you so much for -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> the president tonight saying that brett kavanaugh was prove

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"i might regret this." s t ying that you were going to be on "saturday nive." >> i did. >> jimmy: this is a picture of you in eighth grade as mary katherine gallagher. >> yes. >> jimmy: mary katherine g.lagher. >> y [ cheers and applause ] dude, you did all of the "snl" bits. you just love -- >> it was like my -- yeah, i've -- i think if yk to anyone i went to high school with, they were like, "yep, that's abbi's thing." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, this is halloween. i often did it for halloween. not just any old day of the week. [ laughter ] but good timing. but, yeah, i wrote a letter to lorne. it was -- i read about it in the book. it was kind of lree ening. it was like, "you better watch out cause i'm going to be on the show." >> jimmy: but it was a little kid writing it. >> i was like, yea i was probably 11. >> jimmy: yeah, but that's not threatening, "you better wi ch out, herme." >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, yeah. >> it wa but like who knows. >> jimmy: it wasn't creepy like redrum. [ laughter ] "you b

i call not taking the bait. stahl asked if trump has any regrets. his answer. >> president trump: i thought very strongly, you know, the one great thing will happen, the press will start treating me great. leslie, they treat me worse. they got worse instead of better. very dishonest. >> is this what you regret? >> i regret that the press treats me so badly. despite that my poll numbers are very good. >> redirect, redirect, redirect. >> laura: i regret that you treatly badly, that's classic trump. >> he doesn't answer a question he doesn't want to. >> laura: don't swing at every pitch. >> masterful. you might call this the smackdown. stahl tries to get the president off the press and he won't get off it. >> i'm going to change the subject again. you did it four times. >> president trump: i'm just telling you that you treated me much differently on the subject -- >> i disagree but i don't want to have that fight with you. i'll have another fight with you. >> president trump: meantime, i'm. and you're not. [laughing] >> that was a drop mike moment. you

i. regret. the most. in my life there had been a young girl that lived in my apartment complex and her mom was in jail. and she looked at me and she would always say that she wanted to become a stripper when she got older she was only. sixteen and a half. getting ready to graduate high school i asked her i said hey there's a party and they need dancers and do you want to dance i knew that it would probably be more than dancing but i remember the biggest thing in my head was i don't want to work out party. i remember. just feeling like oh my god. i'm doing her exactly what was done to me and i hated. it. but. god it was really look you know for her. because all she did was dance. and that's a miracle. there's. really important part of the process of getting ready for ok what is this music yeah it's really good. and specific music ok. all right i'm ready. now you're going to have. to stand there earl sleazy strip club you know stuff and nothing to me but this day when he said right. i was like. i'm not gran

i. regret. the most. in my life there had been a young girl that lived in my apartment complex and her mom was in jail. and she looked at me and she would always say that she wanted to become a stripper when she got older she was only. sixteen and a half. getting ready to graduate high school i asked her i said hey there's a party and they need dancers and do you want to do and i knew that it would probably be more than dancing but i remember the biggest thing in my head was i don't want to work as a party. i remember. just feeling like oh my god. i'm doing her. exactly what was done to me and i. but. god it was really looking out for her. because all she did was dance. and that's a miracle. there's. a really important part of the process that is getting ready for i was ok what is this music you know how it was really good i didn't know about the superman i we can i i and specific music i call it my hunting music i mean. details are still long and hard and sometimes when it comes time to do it our preache

. >> did you regret implying that -- president trump: i do not regret anything honestly. [indiscernible] president trump: take a look. they want to get out of things to worry cities. many places in california want to get out of sanctuary cities. yeah, it is right in some cases. [indiscernible] president trump: i will have to

i think we're going to do very, very well in the race. yeah? >> do you regret [ inaudible ]? >> i don't regret anything, honestly. it all worked out very nicely. >> you said californians were rioting over the sanctuary cities. where? >> you shouldn't have -- take a look. they want to get out of sanctuary cities. many places in california want to get out of sanctuary cities. [ inaudible question ] >> yeah, it is rioting in some case. >> where are the riots, sir? [ inaudible question ] >> who's an activist? [ inaudible question ] >> well, i'm going to have to find out. we're going to find out a lot. we're going to know a lot over the next two days about the saudi situation. >> -- to the middle of the caravan, take your cameras and search, okay? take your camera wit, go into t middle and search. you're going to find ms-13, you're going to find middle eastern, you're going to find everything. and guess what, we're not allowing the them in our countr country. >> mr. president, are you developing more nuclear weapons, sir? [ inaudible question ] >> i have never -- >> i think the rep

radinovich: the fines that i pay late or parking tickets and i regretted paying them late, but that is a fact of life. a lot of people who park in places where parking is tough. the marijuana paraphernalia ticket that i got when i was 18 was dismissed. it could have been expunged for my record. my fiance is a prosecutor and she informed me that recently. the fact of the matter is that i've been open and honest about those things. i have made mistakes and i have learned and grown and that is part of being a human being. coming back to the see nothing, it seems bizarre that pete will not release the 15 emails. if there is nothing to hide, why won't he release them? mr. stauber: just to be transparent, the fact of the matter is that joe radinovich would still be living in the not vacatedck nolan his seat. that is the fact. had written31, joe candidaten to a house donating to his campaign and even an address and apartment in minneapolis. he told the public he never lived there and committed. this is the history of joe and not being a transparent -- not being transparent. my goal, i want to

"i regret i have but one life to give my country could call -- to give my country." there is another strategy because nathan hale was the class of 1773. you move forward and say we get to 2004. wu have two bones men, george was thewhose father head of the cia, whose father father's father -- the guys who were sitting and maybe not,riting, played squash together. you see the pieces are there, right? secret society of wealthy individuals. this is the stuff that move.racy theorists and when asked about it in the 2000 four election, both of them refuse to comment. 2004 election, both of them refused to comment. chest but you can see all of our programs on the website, c-span.org/history. announcer: former first lady barbara bush died this past april. next on "the presidency," her son and 43rd president of the united states, george w. bush, introduces a panel of speakers who reminisce about his mother. she was only the second woman in history to be married to one american president and the mother of another. the george w. bush presidential

making some big social issue is unfair, but i regret the language i used. i was wrong. i wouldn't use those words again. my views have matured and changed. senator menendez's views have matured and changed. he finally voted for equal rights for gays in 2011 or 2012. he voted for the defense of marriage act. i think people's views change. might have, and i will fight for equality for all new jerseyans. moderator: you differ on the nomination and confirmation of justice brett kavanaugh. senator menendez, why did you oppose the nomination? senator menendez: i voted against brett kavanaugh when he was nominated to the d.c. court of appeals, and that vote was proven right. his decisions rolled black voting rights, civil rights, he says roe versus wade was wrongfully decided. he's going to be on the supreme court to cast a vote on roe versus wade, a future iteration of it. this is someone who is not in the mainstream. my opponent supports him, supported judge gorsuch, judge gorsuch cast the vote to undermine the rights of men and women to join a labor union. he is not the mod

bono removed the photo online, writing, i regret the post and respect everyone's views and fundamental right to express them. this doesn't reflect how i will approach my position at usag. she's now on notice. the athletes are watching. lester, tonight former gymnast, olympic gymnast aly raisman is also expressing her objection to the selection of mary bono, citing her participation in a lawsuit against usag. she tells nbc usag was not involved. >> thank you, stephanie gosk. >>> a video of a white woman stopping a black man from entering his own apartment, racking up millions of views. the video shows the woman questioning him about whether he lived in the high end complex, even after he showed proof that he did. miguel almaguer has more. >> i live here. you're blocking the door. >> what unit? >> i don't need to tell you that. >> reporter: as he tried to walk into his luxury apartment complex in downtown st. louis. >> you're not security. >> no, but i live here. >> i live here too. >> reporter: he was blocked by this woman, even though he had a key to his building. >> all i'm asking is

i regret that i was not assertive enough to accelerate the full integration of women into princeton but my track record is clear. we hired more women than men. we promoted women at a faster rate and overall population. we promoted minorities at a faster rate than the overall population. my mother is 98 years old. she was a valedictorian of the class of 1937 of tom's river high school to go to college because you a girl. my wife is a leader on issues related to women and education and healthcare.my daughter is 27. if anybody discriminated against her and didn't give her an equal opportunity, i couldn't fight any harder i do believe in equality and that is what my track record says and i'm committed to it completely. >> reportedly said of your eating club that if somebody joins his day, you quote, wouldn't last long. you want to address that? >> this is a fraternity 40 years ago and i'm proud my views have changed but it was not a malicious table comments. it was about a fraternity where guys are getting together and having beers and partying so i think making it into a big social issue i

>> i regret doing it. >> do you think i want to shoot an 11-year-old. >> reporter: officer cassucio said was the closest he has ever come to shooting but then a call that saved a life. dean reynolds, cbs news, columbus. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the fallout over missing journalist jamal khashoggi. we'll talk with khashoggi's friend middle east reporter robin wright of the new yorker. >>> and former housing secretary julian castro joins us in the studio with his new memoir. that's cbs news this morning, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. morning, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. it's wednesday october 17 i'm kenny choi. >>> as we take a live look outside, "salesforce tower" camera looking west, you can see sutro, and "karl the fog" is making his return. not sure if he made it to oakland for basketball last night. it's wednesday, october 17th, thank you for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> if he wanted to see basketball, big w for the "dubs." off to a good start again. >> how about the weather? >>

about the fact that the one in deep the scandal has has stunned that legacy to a certain extent i regret you know and. i wish there was no one to be sure whatsoever joe knowing your own you know you can i just ask you about joe lieberman as it is important to know you know just enough it is i want you coming by you john you know why don't you know just you he's sitting here saying big but mr najib it is important because people are asking he has been charged with money laundering and he's inviting arrest your facing arrest he's not i think it's really important that you talk about how you feel about that not i mean but let's let's then take action against your i mean i am i'm not in the government now that the government pursuing this is off i'm can see a bit more do you think he is abiding interest your view has value not insecure or just new i've got in touch with him anymore but he hasn't spoken out in support of you this is going to respond to you do you want us to follow up with him what do you want to believe really do you blame him for any of this go well as i said my position is

. > i regretted it as soon as it started hitting the floor.hopefully, it will grow back quickly. we're having some fellowship over at burnsies and my wife's been wanting this done for a long this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> for sandhya, mindi, all after us. thanks for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- sarah paulson. stormy daniels. and music from kacey musgraves. and now, from this point on, here's jimmy kimmel! zbli thank you for coming. there's a -- there's a lot going on tonight.

i regret that. >> you recently made a lot of headlines with brett kavanaugh. what is your take away? what is our lesson from that? senator flake: i think in an earlier era, he would have garnered 95 votes or maybe 97 or 100. but we are in a different era now. one thing that i felt near the end of that process is that he did not have full due process. we could have done more. republicans should have called for an fbi investigation earlier, and that is why i felt the pauseught to hit button and do what we can to make sure that people in this institution felt better about it. i got to that committee that morning and just all the food fight between republicans and democrats, democrats threatening to walk out of the boat, and -- the vote, and thought this was not good, not good for this institution, not good for the court have something who is either going to be rejected or put on the court with a cloud. so i felt that what i did was directing. hannity said republicans predictably caved and flake flakedand it they way -- in a big way. senator flake: that is what my

i regret that they take the stands that they take. i worry about the consequences of their decisions, how it will affect so many people and their lives, and our country as a whole. but this latest example is in a different category. we have not seen anything quite like that for a long time. justice thomas vigorously defended himself, as some of us can remember, and it was a very painful, difficult time for anita hill, and for many of us watching. i remember the march of women in the house over to the senate, because again it very much felt like -- in fact, it probably was -- the denial of the legitimacy of women's stories. in this case, though, the performance, the behavior was quite out of bounds. i don't ever remember anything like that. as somebody who has testified under difficult circumstances -- [applause] sec. clinton: i would wonder about -- jeffrey: you were never so emotional. sec. clinton: well, look, for 11 hours, you could not have been. but for whatever period of time. there is such a thing seek in judges, of a judicious

s scandal has has stunned that legacy to a certain extent i regret you know and. i wish there was no one to be sure whatsoever joe like your own you know you can i just ask you about joe lieberman as it is important to know you know just enough it is i want you coming by you john you know why don't you know just you he said is missing a bit but mr najib it is important because people are asking he is being charged with money laundering and he's inviting arrest your facing arrest he's not i think it's really important that you talk about how you feel about that not i mean but let's let's then take action against your i mean i am i'm not in the government now that the government pursuing this is stuff i'm can see a bit more do you think he is abiding interest your view has value not in situ or just knew i was not in touch with him anymore but he hasn't spoken out in support of you this is going to respond often do you want us to follow up with him what you want to believe really do you blame him for anything it's not whether it's i said my position has. been. a proce

s scandal has has stunned that legacy to a certain extent i regret you know and. i wish there was no one to be sure whatsoever joe like your own you know you can i just ask you about joe lieberman as it is important you know you know just enough it is i want you coming by you john you know why don't you know just you he said is missing a bit but mr najib it is important because people are asking he is being charged with money laundering and he's inviting arrest your facing arrest he's not i think it's really important that you talk about how you feel about that not i mean but let's let's then take action against your i mean i am i'm not in the government now that the government pursuing this is off i'm can see a bit more do you think he is abiding interest your view has made you not insecure or just new i have got in touch with him anymore but he hasn't spoken out in support of you this is what you just want to thank you do you want us to follow up with him what you want to believe it will a do you blame him for anything is whether it's i said my position is. you k

s scandal has has stunned that legacy to a certain extent i regret you know and. i wish there was no one to be sure whatsoever joe like your own you know you can i just ask you about joe logan as it is important you know you know just enough it is i want you coming by you john you know why don't you know just you he said is missing a bit but mr najib it is important because people are asking he is being charged with money laundering and he's inviting arrest your facing arrest he's not i think it's really important that you talk about how you feel about that no i mean but let's let's then take action against your i mean i am i'm not in the government now that the government pursuing this is off i'm can see a bit more do you think he is abiding interest your view has value not in situ what is new i have got in touch with him anymore but he hasn't spoken out in support of you this is going to respond to you do you want us to follow up with him what you want to believe it will a do you blame him for anything it's not whether it's i said my position has. been. a process

. > i regretted it as soon as it started hitting the floor.o hopefully, it will grow back quickly. we're having some fellowship over at burnsies and my wife's been wanting this done for a long >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> for sandhya, mindi, all after us. thanks for joining us. stormy daniels. >> have a good night. we'll >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a brave kid tries to stop a crime in progress. >> but she's not done, guys. >> giving robbers a run for her money. >> she is like, not today. >>> a teenager clutches a picture of her father. >> they start to dance their song. >> the story behind one emotional moment. >> so sweet and so heart breaking at the same time. >>> she starts off looking all sweet. >> that's what caught me off. >> see her terrifying transformation into the perfect halloween mask. >>> some friends send a message -- >> we have a surprise for you, jay. >> the prank that gives a whole new meaning to sticker shot. >> he stands there in amazement. >> that's not amazement. >>

>> no. >> have you heard any regrets from her about coming out the way she did? >> i't think she has any regrets. i think she feels like she did the right thing, and this was what she wanted to do, which was provide this information to the committee so they could make the best decision possible. i think she still feels that that was the right thing to do, so i don't think she has any regrets. >> she was terrified to begin with, but then in the end she went to her congresswoman, then the senator, spoke to "the washington post" and the rest is history. >> that's right. and, of course, her motives have been questioned. they were questioned by the gop senators, essentially saying she was something of a pawn. her lawyers were very much questioned, too. were they in the tank for republican -- for democrats and in some ways working in cahoots with democrats to bring this story forward. interesting there. they're basically saying, she did what she wanted to do. she's not going to push for impeachment. she's not this political creature where it is going to hangover her head an

well, i regret that he has to go to jail... not seeing his children?ake the blame for his jailing because it was decided by the court. it was not done by me. but do you feel sorry for him that he went through what he did? i feel sorry for people who have done something and been sentenced to jail by the court. it is interesting, because this is his exact quote, he says, he has reassured supporters of your transformation, a lot of people were upset about what happened to him when you were prime minister, he says, "mahathir mohamad has proven his tenacity, accepted past limitation, apologised and sacrificed on his time and energy to raise the dignity of the people and the country. " you brought wan azizah, anwar ibrahim's wife as your deputy prime minister, so is all this true that you didn't apologise or express regret? the matters were not discussed, after that we concentrated on getting rid of najib. he says he's also raised with you the fact that you have brought back some of the old guard into your government and he has said, look, i'm concerned abou