. >> i'm going to talk about jeanie. who is amazing in every sort of way. but as a magazine reporter like were you -- spending a lot of time with someone either in our heads or in real loof where we were like consumed with them any time i wrote a profile about somebody i dream about them for month use worked on this book for six years and i wonder what your relationship with jeanie was at the beginning and how it changed if it ever did. >> yeah it totally did because i'm at home i can show you this is jeanie's press badge. >> cool. >> this is jeanie's campaign poster. >> oh, anything god. >> show an tell. >> i have a ton of her stuff here that is crazy and goes to your point yeah she -- yeah. i necessarily became kind of obsessed with her so i felt like i knew her and any time like i have two little kids and they're look if you could have dinner with anyone -- jeanie, but yeah i went in so she was like this protofeminist figure, in anchorage of all places who you know if you were yo a woman in broadcast at that time you were supposed to do a show about home

jeanie, please don't be upset with me, you have your health, be thankful.bright and sunny note for many of us. it has been gloomy and grey across parts of england and wales across the last few days. today, a lot more sunshine around, but a few heavy showers across north and east areas. these are the showers across bromley. high pressures builds in from the west, low— pressure pressures builds in from the west, low—pressure to the east is still generating further showers and downpours, pretty heavy ones, as we ran into the evening but eventually they will clear away, most places turning dry overnight. if you showers pushing into the north west of scotland. with the nighter winds, a chilly night for this time of year, temperatures dipping into single figures for most places. into the weekend, high pressure dominating the scene so it will be dry for most of us and we will see plenty of sunshine. high pressure building from the south—west, you can see fewer isobars across the map so can see fewer isobars across the map so the winds will be lighter. a cool start

jeanie, please don't be upset with me, you have your health, be thankful.of sunday morning, temperatures more of sunday morning, temperatures cloud for most 0 day more cloud for most of us for the day ahead and splashes of rain as well. mostly light rain but the hills of wales may have the odd heavy burst. ellie mist in the south and east sunshine prevailing through the morning before the cloud starts to make its way further south and east. the rain holding off on the south—east until after the rain elsewhere brightening to a few sunny spells but a scattering of showers. heavy ones for northern scotland does he see temperatures are not too different from what we have seen this weekend just a lot more cloud in the sky full but thicker cloud with patchy rain will slowly clear away from southern and eastern areas as we head towards tuesday morning up as we head towards tuesday morning up often feels showers in the next band of rain coming in so it does not look like a particularly chilly night into tuesday but a fresher day with a north—westerly breeze and tha

jeanie, please don't be upset with me, you have your health, be thankful. hello there.disappointment of recent weekends when low pressure was in charge, we had wet, windy, cloudy weather. actually, we're off to a decent start this weekend. a sunny morning, a bit of cloud filled towards during saturday the far north of scotland where we do have thicker cloud quite a breezy night in jutland. a do have thicker cloud quite a breezy night injutland. a few passing shower from night injutland. a few passing showerfrom time to night injutland. a few passing shower from time to time as well. in the countryside, it is turning chilly temperatures down to six or 7 degrees and those cold spots. sunday morning find start today for most of us morning find start today for most of us there'll be a sunny start by cloud will encroach in northern ireland eventually laying here migraine here after the afternoon and that rains in scotland as we head toward the eating die. cloud bubbles up across eastern areas of scotla nd bubbles up across eastern areas of scotland during the late morning te

jeanie, please don't be upset with me, you have your health, be thankful. hello there.e sunshine around across the uk as a whole today, there were some pretty hefty showers across northern and eastern parts of the country. behind me, you can see the heavy shower clouds there in redcar and cleveland, some rumbles of thunder heard, but through tonight, most of the showers will fade away as the pressure continues to build. as the winds turn light with a cooler air mass under the clear skies, turning quite chilly. high pressure continues to build in. it kills off the showers, which will eventually fizzle away, leaving clear skies with barely any cloud. there will be a bit more cloud across the north and west of scotland. here, a bit more of a breeze, one or two showers at times, but elsewhere it will be drier and much cooler as well. lows of six to nine degrees quite widely. pretty cool for the time of the year. so into the weekend, looks like high—pressure dominating so plenty of dry and sunny weather around, with light winds, and it will be dry for most but there will be

. >> on july 24th, jeanie ree, heading my prosecution within the mueller team, that is extraordinarylf because she previously represented hillary clinton and the clinton foundation in the illegal email server case and missing email case. so she had a clear bias. she was a maximum donor to both of hillary's presidential campaigns. she made it very clear to one of my lawyers after a hearing she asked to see him privately, if i would reremember certain phone conversations i had with candidate trump, if i would come clean, if i would confess, that they, that they might be willing to you know, recommend leniency to the judge, perhaps i wouldn't even serve any jail time. and i didn't have to think about it very long. i said absolutely not. elizabeth: that was roger stone with sean hannity last night, saying that the mueller team tried to pressure him to implicate trump in the trump russia probe for leniency. we have deaf join nunes -- devin nunes from california. what do you think of roger stone? do you think mueller will answer for that? >> well i want to go back to the time where the mue

jeanie, please don't be upset with me. you have your health — be thankful. hello.mic, donald trump has consistently refused to wear a face covering despite growing pressure from his advisors and experts. but yesterday, after coronavirus infections reached another record high in america, president trump wore a face mask for the first time in public during a visit to a military hospital. let's talk about the significance of this now with the political reporter of the hill, julia manchester. good morning to you, julia. thanks very much indeed for staying up to talk to us. 0ver very much indeed for staying up to talk to us. over here, the pictures of president from wearing his face mask are everywhere. it has been the reaction where you are? they have been everywhere here in the us. it isa been everywhere here in the us. it is a very significant moment because throughout this entire pandemic, president trump has refused to wear a face mask at least in public, and it was the first time he did it. we know that before he said he would wear one know that before he said he

jeanie, please don't be upset with me, you have your health, be thankful.s from bbc news. tougher rules on wearing face coverings could be on the way in england, after the prime minister said a stricter approach may help stop the spread of coronavirus. it's already mandatory to wear a face covering in shops in scotland, and ministers are considering whether to follow suit in england. the government has previously said the scientific evidence around wearing masks in public is "weak." mps have warned that young people in england risk missing out on the grades they deserve, after exams were cancelled because of the coronavirus. a system of predicted grades is being used instead, but the education committee says it risks inaccuracy and bias against pupils from less affluent groups and ethnic minority backgrounds. lawyers for ghislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein, have argued she should be released on bail because of the risk of contracting coronavirus in prison. she was arrested on the 2nd ofjuly and is accused of