s" first interview with a 17-year-old janet was in 1983.ted to struggling with perfectionism. >> the self-confidence, i'm sort of okay on that part. i'm always criticizing myself. >> she now says -- perfectionism is a prescription for misery. she didn't mention her ongoing custody battle with her ex. she says true happiness comes from holding her 1-year-old son, eissa. when i kiss him, sing him to sleep, happiness is everyy. >>> meanwhile, baby watch 2018 is finally over for eva longoria baston. her baby boy has finally arrived. it feels like she's been pregnant for six years. >> i can't wait to meet him. i just want to chew on him. i just want to kiss him. >> well, he's here for mama's kisses. new mom eva and her husband, jose baston welcomed their son, santiago enrique baston, yesterday in los angeles. weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. the first-time mom seen here snuggling her sweet newborn in this first photo shared to "hola usa" with little santiago wearing his tiny hospital beanie. >> how are you doing this? >> i don't know. the only thin

. >>> plus, janet jackson divorce drama. her son in the middle.hy she called 911 on her ex and hat the family is only telling "e.t." >>> blake and gwen's wedding fever. inside their i-do date. >>> then -- >> with this ring. >> we're on the set. >>> meghan markle's "suits" co-stars tell us what really went down at the royal wedding. >> no. >> but we're not allowed the say that apparently. >> okay. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> sara gilbert speaks out today. could dar lean now get her own spin-off in the wake of roseanne's cancellation? forhe first time, oncamera, sara addressed the controversy. >> i would like to say this has been a very difficult week. a lot of people have been hurt by this. i will say i'm proud of the show we made. the show -- [ cheers and applause ] -- the show has always been about diversity. love. and encollusion. however, i do stand behind the decision that abc made. >> sara gilbert who played roseanne's daughter arzed the controversy on "the talk" this morning. the sitcom was canceled after roseanne compared forme

janet: no son sÓlo los demÓcratas de los que critican y piden un fin a la polÍtica de cero toleranciate para unir estas familias. janet: la ex primera dama republicana, laura bush, quiÉn se mantiene alejado de la polÍtica escribiÓ en un artÍculo de opiniÓn que la polÍtica de cero torancia es cruel, inmoral y rompe el corazÓn. dice que las imÁgenes recuerdan al campo de concentraciÓn en dónde los estadounidenses albergaban los japoneses en la segunda guerra mundial, un episodio vergonzoso del paÍs. melania trump dijo que odia la separaciÓn familiar, aunque no mencionÓ el papel que el gobierno de su esposo tienen el asunto. el gobernador de massachusetts, un republicano, crÍtico este gobierno. dijo que suspenderÍa el envío de tropas de la guardia nacional que iban de su estado hacia la frutera, hasta que no se le pusiera fin a la separaciÓn de familias. el gobierno de donald trump admite que es una medida para desalentar a futuros migrantes. a pesar de la crÍtica, no dan tregua. jorge: la oficina de la senadora por california actualizÓ las cifras de nÚmero de niÑos separados de sus fami

. >> you know janet. >> jimmy: i always think "reno" when i hear "janet." >> you know jan, her and i.tely on my head. blacked out. then i would wake up, come to, and everyone's looking at me. i was like, that was really bad, huh? i fell on my head. is that why i don't remember things? i thought it was because of my daughter. i think it's getting dropped. >> jimmy: any time you don't remember what happened, something bad happened. you were a dancer with janet jackson. >> yeah, i was. >> jimmy: how did that wind up happening? >> well, i came out to l.a., going to college. i auditioned for her video. actually, she came into the room, she was like, everyone can leave, jenna, can you stay? and i was like, am i being fired? what's going on here? she walks in, she's like, do you want to go on tour with me? and i just freaked out. that was my dream job. >> jimmy: she did that herself? >> yeah, herself. she's amazing like that. >> jimmy: was she a good boss to you? >> a really great boss. she's a very generous boss. she would give us amazing gifts. >> jimmy: what would she give you? what does

janet: hasta 5000 niÑos podrÍan ser alojados en carpas bases mi en texas.as son una posibilidad real. >> niÑos no acompaÑados que estamos viendo en estos meses vamos a necesitar mÁs capacidad. janet: el gobierno federal a que los funcionaos militares de tres lugares,om su potencial uso para albergues de niÑos no acompaÑados. uno ltres sitios serÁ ccionado. a la congresista demÓcrata que emigrÓ a estados unidos desde niÑa la idea le parte el corazÓn. >> es difÍcil. no sÉ cÓmo decirle a este dictador que tenemos de presidente quniÑo. janet: el gobierno dice que evalÚa sus opciones, pero no respondiÓ a preguntas de cuÁnto se niÑos o quÉ tipo de carpas estarÍ ban ases mit se le pide una carta a la secretaria de seguridad nacionalque desestime la idea. el claro propÓsito de bases militares es para operaciones de bases armadas y alarpersonal niÑos migrantes separados a la fuerza de sus padres. >> el departamento de seguridad interna tiene las manos llenas. simplemente considerar medidas extremas. janet: no se necesita la aprobaciÓn del congreso para armar las car

joining us, janet henry. good to see you this morning.ked to a lot of people who say we have to get this in perspective. aboutewey start panicking trade? janet: we do not panic. we cannot analyze it in detail. australia is empt from the tariffs. one large us trillion minor is responsible for half of the aluminum exports from canada. even if we think we can assess this and say this country is exposed, this country is exempt, this one has a deficit, it is all on the implications of supply chains we cannot analyze. we have the steel and aluminum tariffs, we have the china trade actions, they are coming through at different timings. the only thing we can say is onre will be effects investment spending. we see financial market implications. all we can say at the moment is it is going to be negative. we do not know how negative. slightly away from your wheelhouse. there is market reaction to the trade conversation and people aking this morning, is there trade? why markets have been so resilient in the face of this trade talk and the trade polic

janet: la presiÓn fue internacional y nacional.erciero presiÓn sobre el mandatario. varias aerolÍneas tambiÉn se negaron a transportar niÑos que habÍan sido separados de sus familias. los demÓcratas se oponen, porque la medida tambiÉn ofrece dinero para el burÓ. no incluye protecciÓn para familiares de soÑadores y reduce la inmigraciÓn legal. >>nosotros no estamos aquÍ para negarle a una parte de nuestra comunidad mediante justicia para darles justicia a otros. janet: la detenciÓn definida de familias que ahora crea esta orden ejecutiva seguro tendrÁ repercusiones legales y este gobierno espera que el congreso encuentre una soluciÓn permanente. jeannette rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. enrique: muchas gracias. nos encontramos en uno de tres centros en el sur de texas. estos refugios de primera infancia, donde la administraciÓn del presidente trump ha trasladado a miles de menores separados de sus familiares en la frontera. no hemos podido verificar de forma independiente las condiciones en las que permanecen estos pequeÑos, pero mécos y abog

. >> janet.g justification for splitting up babies. >> it was a time as we were saying, that it was hard to get white babies, and so, this was an opportunity for two families to have a baby. >> watch what happens next. out oneed anything?ner. going on a target run. clorox wipes for my little artist. and a razor for my little man. nana! got it. in-store or at your door with free, 2-day shipping. target run and done. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> now you "20/20" continues. >> it was dr. viola bernard's idea to separate twins. it was dr. peter neubauer's idea to study them. and they both agreed not to tell the adoptive families, a secret they would need help keeping. help from research assistants like larry perlman, who took a job working on the twin study as a young graduate student. >> they

janet rodrÍguez nos informa.o el presidente y sin al retirar la invitaciÓn, trump reviviÓ la controversia sobre la prÁctica de arrullarse en el campo de fÚtbol mientras se cante el himno nacional en manera de protesta contra la injusticia racial y el maltrato policiaco. el presidente dijo que esto es una falta de respeto al paÍs. irÓnicamente, en uno de los jugadores de de las Águilas se arrodillÓ durante la temporada pasada. ficÓ de eptor tory smit cancelado la celebraciÓn, porquea judoer al esente. el sindicato jugadores dijo estar decepcionado con la acciÓn de la casa blanca y agregÓ que los hechos llevaron a la cancelaciÓn de varios eventos comunitarios, liderados por los jugadores. algunos fanÁticos que sÍ asistieron al acto nos dijeron que tambiÉn se sentÍan decepcionados. [hablan inglÉs] janet:ice que lodosean equivado el equipo campeÓn.la secretarir r parte del equipo. la casa blanca dice que el equipo les ofreciÓ fechas alternativas para el evento, pero que el presidente estarÍa de viaje. pero esculpiÓ -

janet: donald trump dijo que se preparÓ toda su vida para esta reuniÓn.rÁ de esta reuniÓn. el compromiso serÁ más importante que los elogios. enrique: en una decisiÓn que afecta a cientos de miles de vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica y de violencia por pandillas, el fiscal general, jeff sessions dijo que el gobierno de donald trump aumentarÁ los requisitos para las aplicaciones de asilo para que sea mÁs difÍcil recibir este tipo de alivio migratorio. la decisiÓn rompe con la tradiciÓn de eta refugia a poblaciones vulnerables y contradice el discurso de violencia de las pandillas. tenemos un reportero en tijuana, mÉxico. reportero: para los migrante que llegan a la frontera en busca de asilo, las cosas no serÁn tan fáciles. jeff sessions ordeno dejar de dar asilo a migrantes que aseguren y mÁs de violencia -- ser vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica o de pandillas. junto con su pequeÑo hijo esta mujer ciego a la frontera huyendo de la violencia en guerrero. su familia se encuentra separada huyendo de las amenazas y ahora no sabe quÉ pasarÁ c e >> no sÉ si voy a p

great to see janet doing so well. >> very excited.omfortable. >> thanks, diane. >>> we'll turn to duchess meghan now, just over a month since we went to the royal wedding. michael, you were there, too. it turns out, eva pilgrim went too. and she hasn't left yet. she's still in london, why meghan is back in the headlines. hey, over have a eva. >> reporter: good morning, david. duchess meghan attending her royal ascot horse race. on the arm of her husband. making headlines once again for her fashion. she's defining her royal look, she's leaning on those tried and true famous british designers to create her image. hat's off to the duchess of sussex. the newest member of the royal family making her royal ascot debut tuesday. meghan arriving in yet another givenchy dress. first, it was her sleek minimalist dress, walking down the aisle almost exactly a month ago. and just last week, meghan in another creation by the haute couture house on her first solo outing with the queen. she's taking a page out of kate's book. whose union from mcqueen

in january, janet suffered a life-threatening medical emergency. discovered unconscious by fellow bus driver, janet was found to be lacking a pulse. with the help of bob and other drivers, janet soon received c.p.r. and oxygen. with the assistance of the school nurse, dawn, and athletic trainer, katie, janet received additional treatment she needed to survive while the first responders were on the way. i'd like to commend the first responders who saved janet's life. they are fire chief, deputy chief,ify fighter and an e.m.t., junior firefighter. the weekend following this health scare, janet's brain activity hovered between 3% and 5%. however, with the help of the team of doctors, and many prayers, janet slowly recovered and is now working as a monitor on bus 97, continuing to assist the children she cares so deeply about. i'd like to thank bob, brent, danny, dawn, james, jeff, evelyn, for their courageous actions. their knowledge and quick thinking saved the life of a dedicated servant. as an e.m.t., educate themselves on the power of first aid te

janet: el presidente dice que piensa que la reuniÓn serÁ sgoÍ dispuesto a firmar un acuerdo de paz .el lÍder comunista tambiÉn estÁ comprometido con lograr un acuerdo. el gobierno del presidente tiene un equipo de negociadores para un encuentro que aÚn no estÁ garantizado. ♪ ♪ jorge: un juez de suecia condenÓ a cadena perpetua a un ciudadano de uzbekistÁn que colisionÓ el aÑo pasado a una multitud en estocolmo. el magistrado dijo que el hombre fue el Único sospechoso y era un riesgo para la comunidad. el ataque dejÓ cinco muertos, 14 heridos y las autoridades lo relacionaron con terrorismo. ilia: cientos de personas contemplaron hoy una escena poco comÚn, pero muy emotiva. un anciano le estaba costando mucho trabajo cruzar una calle por el intenso trÁfico vehicular. cuando fue evidente que no podÍa, despuÉs de varios intentos, el guardia decidiÓ cargar al hombre a sus espaldas y llevarlo al otro extremo de la calle. jorge: varios restaurantes en singapur han encontrado muchas formasy uno de los comercios ha creado un plato poniendo elementos estadounidenses y norcoreanos dentro del p

janet davey took her vows to the table?nal warm handshake from the speaker.|j disarmingly, sincerely and truly declare and a firm that i be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. janet davey, the member for lewisham east. and we finish where we started, with the house of lords. as peers defeated the government on the eu withdrawal bill, mps were discussing whether the lord should be abolished altogether. at least 170,000 people signed a petition on a referendum of getting rid of the lords. the debate was led a conservative paul scully, who voted for brexit. isjust not appropriate for brexit. isjust not appropriate for the upper house to be thwarting the will of the people, to be coming back and getting us to consider wrecking amendments can effectively, and a bill that was clearly within the manifesto and a bill that we need to get past in a timely fashion. if we are going to leave the eu in an orderly way. but there are no plans for a referendum. in par

janet, while you are here, you talk about soundings ta ken janet, while you are here, you talk aboutew, this week map as to theresa may herself, how long she will hold this out, we are always interested to ask for inside news on this on dateline? she will carry through with the negotiation period because they could not switch horses in midstream but i don't think she will carry on to the next election. —— dateline. if you want my tip as to who will be the leader of the conservative party, i would say, sajid javid, and has played a blinder, he has moved this week to make that extraordinarily open and generous offer to the eu citizens, now home secretary, interior minister. he has made an offer to eu citizens, which has wrong—footed brussels, really, they have made no competitors offer, no similar offer to british citizens, that was not only very civil and generous, but also tactically brilliant, because of the effect, it is now morally obliging to brussels, to make this offer, to british citizens living in the eu, and if they don't, that will bea the eu, and if they don't, that will b

the janet jackson impact award. >> wow! get the awardto tally different to get it named after you. accepting the honor janet her family and young fans who she says inspire and compact her every y. >> this morning it was a tearful and remorseful b rose andr speaking out telling her side of the story for the first time sincehe tweet abouttt jar she four days since the nounsment of goingad with the connors. the embattled actress says she g lost everyth in the weeks since the tweet went viral making herself a hate magnet. >> here is some of what she had to say. >> i havelack childre in my family. i can't -- i can't let them say these things about me after 30 years of my putting my family and my health and myd livelih at risk to stand up for people. i never -- i'm a lot of things and loud mouth and all that stuff but i'm not stupid for god's sake. and i never would have waitingly have called any black pson -- say they are a monkey. i would never do that. and i never did that. and if people think i did that it kills me. if they t

janet: polÍticas que el presidente sigue insistiendo que estÁ en manos de los demÓcratas..testas en varias ciudades en contra de la separaciÓn familiar. de los Ángeles, los manifestantes marcharon hasta un centro de detenciÓn. los organizadores dicen que continuarÁn indefinidamente bajo el lema de "no estÁn solos". ilia: mÁs de 300 obispos catÓlicos de todo el paÍs emitieron una declaraciÓn conjunta calificando de inmoral esas polÍticas. ante su asamblea anual celebrada en la florida, los religiosos alentaron sobre el aumento del racismo en la sociedad y tambiÉn condenaron el discurso pÚblico contra las minorÍas. en mÉxico, decenas de familias esperan semanas para pedir asilo, porque estados unidos dice que sÓlo puede procesar unas pocas por dÍa. los inmigrantes prefieren esperar su turno frente a la puerta fronteriza, para reducir el riesgo de que los separan de sus hijos. luis estuvo en con ellos. __ hablando con ellos. luis: por esta puerta centra estados unidos. esta familias llevan esperando dÍas para poder cruzar. >> para llegar hasta acÁ hemos sufrido bastante. luis:

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lots to discuss, and around the table with me this week, the sunday telegraph columnist janet daley, the portuguese writer and lecturer eunice goes, thomas kielinger, for many years correspondent for germany's die welt. and, from bloomberg news, their senior writer stephanie baker. this weekend, a number of eu leaders are meeting to try to thrash out solutions to the migration crisis. at angela merkel‘s request, france's emmanuel macron, and the leaders of bulgaria and austria are among those exploring how to prevent migrants from moving around the bloc, after they've already claimed asylum in one of the mediterranean states of arrival. this gathering is in the run—up to the imminent full eu summit — but now also comes as immigration dominates us politics. president trump this week did a u—turn on his policy of separating children from their parents, after they cross the us—mexico border, after domestic and international condemnation. let's start with the european situation. something we have been talking about for many years. this minisummit at angela merkel‘s behest, how much is th

also success with janet jackson as well —— the jackson brothers.me of the brothers had split and weren't going to go in terms of working with their father, he put a lot of time into janet jackson? that's right. he became a bit detached from the jackson 5. that was once they became extremely successful. he paid more attention to his daughters. janet jackson especially. of course, as we know now, became hugely successful in her own right and was very much inspired by the encouragement of her father, as well as some of the other daughters as well. the ploy jackson as well, very successful, she was one of the first to pay tribute to date —— latoya. she said, you gave us strength and made us one of the most famous families in the world. that's certainly true. peter, thank you so much for that. peter bowes live in la. it's just a month until pakistanis go to the polls to elect a new government. it's expected to be a tight race between the ruling party of the former prime minister nawaz sharif who was disqualified from office last year on corruption charg

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janet: esta tarde donald trump y el vocero de corea del norte salieron sonrientes.dera el segundo en comando en corea del norte, traÍa una carta escrita escrita por el lÍder norcoreano. tras decir que en una carta interesante, el presidente admitiÓ que no la abrió ni la leyÓ. la carta fue entregada por el exlÍder de la la agencia norcoreana. es un ex espÍa que organizÓ el ataque cibernÉtico son y en el 2014 y se le responsabiliza por un crimen, pero hoy estrechaba la mano de donald trump. >> no podemos olvidarnos que es una dictadura brutal en corea del norte. janet: la casa blanca pidiÓ la desnuclearizaciÓn y dijo que su campaÑa ha funcionado y que debe continuar. hoy donald trump utilizÓ un tono mÁs suave. " no quiero hablar mÁs de mÁxima presiÓn, porque ya nos estamos llevando bien", dijo. dijo que tambiÉn haya espectativa. el mismo donald trump dijo en el pasado que estarÍa dispuesto a levantarse de la mesa y dejar la reuniÓn sino es exitosa. jorge: vamos hablar ahora de la escribirÍa de laboral en estados unidos. el Índice fue de 3.8 por ciento, es la cifra mÁs

janet reno agreed. but we now know is lewinski had to be investigated.he goes to the special division. theygree. so there was a kind of double process under the independent count statute. now it's just the judgment of the attorney general. judge star, does this special ounsel independent counsel statute work? host: as we talk with ken starr crimes of the united states. we go back in time to the grant administration. we see in each and every instance there's been some sort of question about the legitimacy of the investigation because it becomes very controversial. people line up on one side or the other when the president is being investigated. but i think it works. does it work? yes it does work. it's not pretty but i think it does work. as a mechanism for asshuring the independence and integrity of the investigation, and then the check. we all want honest government. well we really do. do you want honest government? and do you want possible -- possible wrong doing to be ferretted out? most people would say yes we do. host: you've become an unelected off

janet: en el pentÁgono hacen planes para albergar hasta 2000 niÑos en bases militares a peticiÓn del al otro lado de la avenida pensilvania. en el congreso piden respuestas. en el senado, un grupo de niÑos y activistassimularon las condiciones en que se encuentran los niÑos en centros de detenciÓn. >> yo no tengo confianza en que esta administraciÓn va a reunir las familias. janet: el presidente volviÓ a culpar a los demÓcratas e insistiÓ que una solución permanente estÁ en manos del congreso. mientras tanto, continÚa la espera para menores y padres separados. ilia: abogados dijeron que 17 indocumentados a los que representan fueron liberados de cargos criminales. esto despuÉs de que el presidente decretara el fin de las separaciones familiares. los 17 son padres separados de sus hijos, sin embargo, le negaron a univisiÓn que haya desestimado cargos contra acusados de ingreso ilegal. reportera: atados de los pies y la cintura, inmigrantes salieran de la corte federal, regresaban a su centro de detenciÓn. quiÉnes representan a inmigrantes dijeron que de manera inesperada le quitaron l

como nos dice janet rodrÍguez, presentÓ padres cuyos hijos murieron a manos de indocumentados.iendo una comparaciÓn con las familias que ha separado subieron la frontera. insinuÓ que las personas que entran ilegalmente son peores que los ciudadanos del paÍs. agnes perdiÓ a su hijo en 2002 baleado por un pandillero a quien habÍan deportado previamente. hoy agradeciÓ al presidente la mano dura contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal. >> estamos separados de nuestros hijos permanentemente. estas personas cuando habÍan visitado la frontera habÍan sido avisados. por quÉ cruzaron? reportera: ç en el pleno de la cÁmara baja un congresista demÓcrata dejaba correr el llanto de los niÑos separados de sus padres en la frontera.anas. el presidente puso seriamente en duda esas medidas al pedir la cancelaciÓn de la votación. los republicanos deberÍan de dejar de perder el tiempo con inmigraciÓn hasta que elijamos mÁs senadores y representantes en noviembre. el liderazgo republicano se ha comprometido a un voto la prÓxima semana. el presidente dio su apoyo pÚblico ambos proyectos migratorios de los repu

janet: el hombre permanecer en custodia y sin derecho a fianza, asÍ lo ordenÓ el juez de maryland.d. " a las evidencias sugieren un ataque coordinado," dijo el fiscal estatal que explicÓ que el pistolero bloqueÓ la puerta de la salida para retener a sus vÍctimas . ramo entro a las instalaciones del periÓdico y abro abriÓ fuego con una escopeta, que segÚn las autoridades comprÓ legalmente. el hombre se escondiÓ debajo de un escritorio donde fue arrestado por los agentes que respondieron a la escena. empleados del complejo de apartamentos donde vivÍa el sospechoso a unas 20 millas del periÓdico, hoy nos dijeron que no les sorprendiÓ que ramos haya llevado acabo el sangriento ataque. Éste asegura que ramos era un hombre solitario. >> era una persona que estaba viviendo en el edificio donde yo vivo. Él casi nunca salÍa. janet: ramos habÍa demandado al periÓdico por difamación y habÍa perdido en corte dos veces. " este ataque conmocionÓ nuestras conciencias y llenÓ nuestros corazones de dolor." dijo y el presidente trump. mientras el tributo a las vÍctimas se sigue creciendo, el periÓdi

janet napolitano, welcome back to the program. you hear what the trump administration is ar, that they have no choice, that once people come across the border without documentation and theyt do so at a port of entry, the administration has no choice prt to enfce the l, take the parents, begin tecute them, and take their children away. >> of course the administration has a choice. the choice is not to do it and not to do it this way. dern somebody crosses the bor illegally between a port of entry and is apprehended, that demeanor.ral mis under the obama administration, because of all of the consequences that occur, we would keep those individuals in the civil immigration courts. they would be gen a deportation hearing and perhapse rted, but they would be kept together with their children. these are not cases of children beought across by smugglers. those are unaccompanied ch'sdren. and thow we treated them as unaccompanied children. these are children coming acs with their family members. >> woodruff: well, the oministration again,

michael and janet cut ties with their father with michael revealing his father's physical abuse.oe jackson was 89 years old.ng >> follo week of emotional protests, an east pittsburgh police officer has bharged with homicide in the shoot bein death of a teenager. he shot unarmed 17-year-old antoine rose, jr., three times in theack last week as had he and another teenager ran away from a vehicle during a traffst . prosecutors said ross feld was never threatened during the incident and acted with no justification. according to court documents, ross feld turned himself in and was released after posting $250,000 bail rather. nbc's jay gray tells us more. >> reporter: a day after his funeral. >> it's sad, hurt, confused. >> reporter: an east pittsburgh police officer has been charged in the shooting death of 17-year-old antoine rose. >> the evidence supports third degree murder. there is no doubt about that in my mind. tanslaughter, vol manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter. we think we sho right to argue murder in the first degree. >> reporter: officer michael mross feld on thob for

we have the classic question in infrastructure and janet referred to it when she spoke about noise, to what degree the consider the local preference relative to our larger interest? i want to revive a term that used to be ubiquitous among regulators but i hear less and less, what is the public interest? it's what made many of us remember the equal time rule, you gave one side a point of view and you had to find someone to offer the other point of view and give us public service announcements, too. those are reflections of the public interest doctrine. it might be a useful guide if not by any means a simple fire --simple fire -- simple fire simplifier of the problem. >> having worked in the direct research of water, these are what economists do with started calling them monopolies when you're building something really big, it's not so healthy to have another big thing build next to it. the privately owned railroads, historians would say we overbuilt. we are going to build one big road or powerline or water line and in some cases they will be privately owned and in other cases publicly o

there >>> and "i'll be there," changing the world of music and launching the careers of michael and janetat his family is saying this mo >>> and we do say good morning, america. and quite a legacy for joe on t up. >>> but first, that major breaking news from the supreme court. justice anthony kennedy, the man who cast the deciding vote on so many crucial issues, he is retiring after 30 years. he hand delivered his resignation letter to president trump. >> president trump last night addressing a rally in fargo, north dakota, thanking justice kennedy for his service saying that he is honored kennedy trusts him to choose his replacement, and now congress is gearing up for what is sure to be a heated confirmation battle. >> sure to be. it could affect every american and perhaps shape a generation. we have team coverage from the supreme court to the white house. terry moran starts us off. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. here at the supreme court, this noble building, so often seen as a rock of stability in a tumultuous world, is really shaken to its core today. we're tol

jackson five in 1966 and credited with starting the iconic solo careers of son michael and daughter janetp later estranged from his father. he and other siblings alleging years of physical and emotional abuse. michael describing his fear of his father in a 2003 documentary. >> i'm scared. so scared. i would regurgitate. >> you would vomit. >> mm-hm. >> when would you vomit? what would produce that sort of reaction in you? >> his presence. just seein' him. and sometime i'd faint, and my bodyguards would have to hold me up. >> reporter: joe jackson admitting to cnn in 2013 he did physically discipline his children. >> i'm glad i was tough, because look what i came out with. i came out with some kids that everybody loved all over the world. >> reporter: joe jackson dying wednesday at 89 of pancreatic cancer. this tweet sent from his account just days earlier. saying i've seen more sunsets than i have left to see. granddaughter paris saying it was not written by joe. randy jackson jr. tweeting rest in peace to the king who made everything possible, i love you grandpa. and though he had a stra

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i applaud janet for her service to our nation's heroes. i encourage all our constituents to follow her lead. together we can tea feet ptsd. -- we can defeat ptsd. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes gentleman from new york, mr. espaillat, for five minutes. mr. espaillat: madam speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart as a father, as a grandfather, as a human being who cares about children i ask for god's sake, america, what is happening to your soul? there are 11,000 children who are being held in jail cells throughout the country. families arriving at the border seeking asylum voluntarily, seeking refuge voluntarily, and they are being detained and they are being held in jail. ildren as young as the children here today children here today. as young as the children here today are being held in jail. babies are being separated from their mothers, even while breast-feeding them. this constitutes child abuse. madam speaker, show some basic compassion for these young children, their brothers and sisters, and their paren

and janet waite thought... but clare wood was more positive tweeting. ..martin smith, this was tv genius. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs and even appear on the programme, you can call us or e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter. and do have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, good evening. it should be a good weekend for many of us. lots of dry weather around, some warm sunshine, temperatures into the low 20s. sunshine, temperatures into the low 205. a sunshine, temperatures into the low 20s. a chance of catching a few showers. the greatest risk will be across mainland scotland. today we have not had blue skies everywhere. we have had cloudy conditions across parts of the midlands, wealth and the north of england. the heavier showers have been in the slow—moving thunderstorms across northern ireland and a few developing in scotla nd ireland and a few developing in scotla

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chairman powell is dealing with -- if noty is full employment, closer than janet yellen, and that puts you in a certain frame. that was what he was trying to express about policy -- nothing but policy really changed, we just reached a different stage of its implementation. th why the ford guidance that previously said, we are going to keep rates lower than neutral than whatever we mean by that, no, we are not. evolved differently. if it were to falter, i do not think they would stay on this prepackaged path. the next big iteration is to involve the balance sheet adjustment. >> interesting. thank you so much. chief security vice chairman, thank you. spearheaded a movement to an overlooked medical problem for women. it depends on who you ask in the pharmaceutical industry. ownership, herd controversial drug, dubbed the female viagra, is soon to come back on e market. fascinating one. give us the history of the female viagra drug. it was bought and went nowhere far, and now, she bought it back. >> the way back and history story, this was a depression drug. the company that was developing

he was the father of michaeljackson and janet jackson.her of michaeljackson, janet jackson, some of his children. the father of michael jackson, janet jackson, he has died at the age of 89. he has been living in las vegas. he tweeted just a few days ago and he was being treated for cancer as that tweet suggests. it suggests that he knew that the cancer treatment could not help him for much longer. joe jackson has died at the age of 89. now let‘s turn our attention to the last few days and it looks like there is more to come. porthmadog in north wales has recorded the highest temperature of the year so far— 31.9 celsius. the sweltering conditions are going to continue. forecasters say a high of 33 degrees is possible in the next few days. our correspondence has been enjoying the weather in banger in north wales. testing the water. 15-16d. we have had warmer days over the last few weeks in the water but this is nice, perfect. nice and a chance to take a breakfrom perfect. nice and a chance to take a break from the day job. a chance to get o

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engineered music careers of jackson 5 as well as launching solo careers of music icons michael and janetntal d successid not come without controversy. michael jackson famously said viin iew that his fimher beat hnd frightened him as child joe did not denyng this argui his tough stifl parenting kept his quids "out of jail and kepts hem right"" in db the rock and roll hall of fame h honoredim as best entertainment manager of all times. blic figures taking to swit twitternews broke of his death to pay tribgee to the le. reverend jesse jackson saying "joe sack son, brother be loved patriarch and creator of one of theost tap eling entered musical dine stiz we will reremember him as long as his family music plays" and his daughter la toil will always love you and you gave u strength and made us one of most famous families ithe room and i'm appreciate yeahtive of that we ill never forget our moments together and how you told me how much you cared. he is survived by his wife katherine and their children maureen, jackie, tito,ier mai main, la toyrl ain, randy and janet. joe jackson was 89 years o

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