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that's what i'm going to have even money down on me out of dami genitive when people need money to jeanie on and i'm not up to the track i'm comin down. even to the hospital and there are no bones. i was out there on the internet in the moon god wanted to talk to you go on and. go to lou i would. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox ellis with customs are here permanently all the science is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. opposite the possibilities for missile plus the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like pecan so i'm modigliani i can't boards unsold in the side this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet step but also discreet because they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport such you'll never obtain an inventory of all the works in the

i dream of jeanie. >> greg: barbara eden. >> juan: that was a fascinating person.like strong women like angela basset. and i can't remember people's names. siingorny weaver. that's when i was a crush. greg: kimberly. >> kimberly: you mean like the brady bunch? it was like sean cassidy. he was on tv. >> greg: he was a hardy boy. can you name the other. parker stephenson and once married to kristry alley. >> dana: then i put alex p. kea ton. >> jason: i did dig marsha brady can then farra fa wcett. >> greg: i had mrs. howell. she is on a deserted island and she had everything and put together as an older one. >> dana: we did the gill begans island. and this is better from alex. if you had to exist in a reality based off a movie or tv show, which would you choose. i kind of know what dana is going to say. >> dana: nashville. >> greg: you could live in that show. >> dana: i could live in that show. the record label. i would do pr, they need help. >> greg: i was going to say little house on the prairie. >> kimberly: no, i like running water. >> greg: jason? >> jason: lo

. >> jeanie. >> stephen: last time she was here she was just recovering from a benign brain tumor.he's doing great, thank you. ( applause ) you know, i mean, that being said, you can't eye mean, she had a tumor the size of a pear in her head. you can't have that removed and, you know, go and bungee jumping. you know, so there is some progress back -- >> stephen: really, you can't bungee jump. >> you can't bungee jump, like that's what she was dying to do. she's pretty amazing. her 80% is like me on my, you know, most active day. i go to a parent-teacher conference, and i need to take a day off, you know? ( laughter ) but she was-- it's amazing. it's an amazing-- it's truly a miracle. you know, she was in surgery for 10 hours. and before the surgery, the surgeon told me, he goes, "halfway through, i'll probably stop and get lunch." and i was like, i don't need to know that. was he afraid i was going to run into him in the cafeteria? ( laughter ) and be like, "what are you doing here!" but he was an amazing surgeon, brain surgeon, joshua betterson. we found out later on that he's one

and then "i dream of jeanie." imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. person is doing this fantastical hit, we're going to do that. >> now, is that considered a crime? >> i'm afraid not. there aren't any laws to protect us against bad tv shows yet. so you're safe. >> well, thank you. >> what i'm surprised by are some of the shows i can't even imagine the pitch meetings for. like "hogan's heroes." >> it's a story about american prisoners of war in a nazi concentration camp which doesn't sound like it's a funny comedy. >> why don't they trust us, schultz? >> that shows you how weird the '60s was right there. >> there is another one of our fine shows this year. pit stop! a movie story of an effeminate race car driver who was really an astronaut for the mafia. 9:30 eastern time, 8:30 central time, quarter after 2:00 pacific time. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com hea

jeanie mos, cnn, new york. >> anderson starts now. >>> the president woke up with a disgusting taste in his mouth. john berman in for anderson. that's hess word, disgusting. that's how the president describes the special counsel's investigation, which is one year today, illegal, too, even though it was launched by his department. a growing white house effort a bye and large misleading one to discredit and draw attention from him. he kicked off a swing of tweets. qualifications, america, we are now into the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american his require -- and there is still no collusion and no obstruction. then this, wow! word seems to be coming out the obama fbi spied on the trump campaign with an embedded inform apt. if so, this is bigger than watergate. he followed up with this one, despite the disgusting, illegal witch hunt, we have had the most successful administration in u.s. history so far. that's not the way it is. humming economy are nothing to sneeze at. but keeping them honest with respect to the investigation, the president is asking people to forgive tha

. >> reporter: jeanie moos, new york. >> and thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ac 1k3ik9 with anderson begins right now. >> good evening. quite a day. more than most. keeping them honest, at the end of it, we are left more days with fresh evidence the white house is being neither trul for transparent with a country nor it seems concerned about transparency or the truth. some of the dee stories we have been told by the president and his people have now shifted. some of what we have been told we now know is untrue. many of those lives reveal how little we know about the president of the united states and how much u how much was hidden from view when vote, elected him. last night you may remember the new attorney rudy guiliani and changed the official story on stormy daniels and the firing of fbi director comey. on daniels, he admitted the president had, in fact, repaid michael cohen, the money he used for a hush agreement on daniels. on comey, he gave a brand-new justification for his firing. oh, he possibly exposed his clie

27-year-old joshua dinsmore is about to graduate from sacramento state with his mom, jeanie. she's a mother of four and already a grandmother but she is proving it is never too late to get an education. joshua says he was nervous about the idea of going to college with his mom but she ended up helping her with her homework and she helped him too. >> the mom hat stays on quite a bit. did you make your lunch? do you have your back pack? >> haents tried to embarrass me, that's a good thing. >> joshua will get a degree in english and plans to get his masters as well. janine is graduating from child development and plans to run her church's child development center. lots of mom experience for sure. both will graduate next weekend. >> congratulations to them. >> isn't that cool? >> it is. right now at 6:00, breaking news for you, a man shot in a typically true south bay city, his desperate search for help after the shooting. >> plus traffic headache on a busy east bay freeway overnight. the impact on your morning commute after police chase and crash. >> warming up, a live look from

. >> i like the i dream of jeanie look. >> it's a good face-lift, too. pulls the hair back, so it's very taut. >>> we begin with the president increasing pressure on the justice department and fbi even as a special prosecutor investigates him. >> he wants tonow whether ehe f of the obama administration. at the same time, the president's legal team is pushing for an end to the inquiry on whether he obstructed the russia meddling investigation. here's david wright. >> reporter: president trump on the warpath, demanding answers about reports that the fbi had an informant approach the trump campaign, quote, i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi/doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign poe has the right to l rp intervene. >> you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi. it's a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try to stay away from, but at some point i won't. >> reporter: at issue now, published reports that during the 2016 campaign the fbi sent a retired amer

jeanie mos, cnn, new york. >> anderson starts now. >>> the president woke up with a disgusting taste. that's hess word, disgusting. that's how the president describes the special counsel's investigation, which is one year today, illegal, too, even though it was launched by his department. a growing white house effort a bye and large misleading one to discredit and draw attention from him. he kicked off a swing of tweets. qualifications, america, we are now into the second

. >> reporter: jeanie is one of the mentors helping to turn that passion into prose. >> it's excitings and get it out on paper. it's the best part of my week. >> reporter: for nine weeks she and other volunteers like tv development executive brad saunders give the buding screenwriters a crash course in how to bring a script to the stage. >> mits dowrite down what he sa maybe give him a little guidance. it's amazing how it wraps up in a really great package. >> reporter: real actors help complete that package. but must first audition. >> who looks more like a gecko? >> a lot of different accents i can do. >> chrissy is no stranger to hollywood. ♪ but the roles actors land in this school auditorium -- >> i'm so excited. thank you. >> reporter: have special meaning. >> is this as exciting as getting a real hollywood part? >> more so. >> why? >> because you see the joy on their faces. >> reporter: the non-profit program runs in more than 60 public schools in los angeles, new york city and austin, texas. reaching about 2400 students every year. dozens of companies, including cbs, sponsor t

. >> i've been through two hurricanes, frances and jeanie, you know, and it was equally to that force. >> reporter: as the storm moves away from the gulf coast, the local threat of dangerous rip currents will remain. inland flooding will be the real concern, as it heads north, and then becomes a tropical depression. as happy as people are that this was not a catastrophic event, they do keep one thing in mind and that's the official start of hurricane season isn't for another three days. john. >> manuel, thanks. >>> meteorologist danielle niles is tracking the remains of alberto. >> alberto spinning across central alabama right now, bringing really heavy rainfall, dropically infused downfalls off the gulf of mexico and this is all lifting northward, extending the flash flood threat. so watches up through wednesday morning, extending into southern illinois and indiana now, eastward towards east carolina and western west virginia as well. all of this moisture over the next 24 to 48 hours. also combining with the front coming in from the west. you notice different clusters of thunderstorm

let me play rudy giuliani on jeani jeanine pirro last night.e of the stranger clips because this was giuliani sort of doing a bit about hillary clinton. a reminder for those who don't remember, rudy giuliani ran against hillary clinton for the united states senate before he withdrew. this was just before he married his soon-to-be ex-wife. he's done some dramatic things on tv before, but this is rudy giuliani, and i believe jeanine pirro at some point ran against hillary clinton as well. they both have history with hillary clinton. here they are playing out those feelings about hillary live on your tv. >> when you juxtapose that against the so-called investigation of hillary clinton, where she was basically given a warning, she deletes -- >> nice, nice, nice. poor little hillary, we have to be nice to her. no under oath. >> right. >> we'll take that now. no under oath. no q&a. just notes. fbi 302s. >> right. >> and how about the report written by that phony jim comey before he even interviews her? what the hell was the interview for? >> jonathan

ainsley: jeanie says, my dad and husband, both republicans their entire lives, do, did, none of thoset trump wouldn't have won. if you look in audiences of people there, a lot of them are working-class people that don't fit the criteria of what he thinks republicans are. maybe that is the problem. because he won in wisconsin, pennsylvania and these places. pete: chris matthews lives in a world with country club republicans and bunch of white men playing golf reading "the wall street journal" and the world has changed. >> what is wrong with reading "the wall street journal"? >> nothing. ainsley: what is wrong reading the news and getting out there playing sports. pete: have a beer. ainsley: a lot of business deals are done on golf course. making money for your family. brian: stop categorizing people. pete: that is all the left does. they see you collective box of skin color or gender or background. ainsley: politics, right? pete: conservatives believe you're an individual. they can be different. empowered by god. i do have a tingle up my leg, chris matthews. brian: pete, whose socks ma