. >> reporte tonight, house democratic judiciary chairman jey nadler demanding bill barr turn over the full report tomorrow or facing a subpoena. if barr doesn't turnover the entire document the attney neral undermines the work and integrity of the department. the growing utdown after barr promised a redacted version of 400-page document by april well after the deadline. it comes after president trump has declared total vindication. >> the collusion si de is over. >> reporter: tweeting today no matter what information is given to the crazed democrats from the no collusion mueller rt reit will never be good enough. the white house caed it all political theater, noting barr is redacting grand jury material, which by law is secret. house democrats zeroing in on security clearances after a career official said 25 security clearance denials were reversed during the trump administration. saying among them, the president's son-in-law jared kushner, mr. trump hadenied having a hand in it. >> no, i don't think i have the authority to do that. i'm not sure i do. >> reporter: democrats even threa

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thgreatest figures in american music turns 87, and loretta lynn is a woman who knows how to celebrate.ff jeywn joined her in nashville. it's part of our ongoing coverage of arts and culture series, "canvas." ♪ yeah, i'm proud to be a coal miner's daughter ♪ >> brown: it was a birthday bash unlike any other, as the matriarch of country music was feted for a career that's already spanned six decades. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday, ms. loretta. >> happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >> brown: but this year, loretta lynn claimed, marked a first. >> this is my first birthday party i ever had. brown: oh really? >> yeah. when i was a little girl, mommy would say, "well, today, you're fi years old." next time, "today you're six." i never had a birthday. >> brown: well, now you deserve g , i guess. >> well, i'm lovin. ♪ you've come to tell me something you say ♪ i ought to know >>ntrown: a who's who of cou music, and 12,000 fans, filled nashville'bridgestone arena in early april, to mark lynn's 87th bthday. it was her first public appearance since suffering a stroke in 2017. ♪ i'm here to

jey's strengths and his greatest weakness? jey‘s greatest strength is foreign policy.elations committee. his biggest weakness may be that voters may see him, he 76, that he has had his chance, he has won twice, i think the party wants change, younger candidates, but! thinkjoe can overcome it, he‘s very healthy, he‘s substantive, people like him. people connect with him. in those four states that i mentioned that we lost to donald trump, those democratic states, industrial states, the mid west, there he is going to be stronger and i sensed that the democrats whilst they want progressive policies, they wa nt they want progressive policies, they want somebody that can be donald trump andi want somebody that can be donald trump and i thinkjoe biden may be the best choice we have. while we have here ambassador, i want to ask you about a story breaking in washington concerning north korea, not the talks between vladimir putin and kim jong not the talks between vladimir putin and kimjong un, the story is that the north koreans asked america to pay $2 million for the care of o

his successor is deputy transportationefecretary jey rosen.de a california shopping mall. check this out. a mountain lion showed up just outside macy's store. eventually the big cat, f heound a comfy spot in a planter box. he hung out there for awhile until fish and wildlife officer showed up. they tranquilized him and re iased him backnto the wild. >>> h this morninlywood is remembering a trail blazing figure. >> john singleton diedda m at just 51 after suffering a stroke. and the history-making director who burst on theit scene his debut "boy n the hood" is being remembered for what he left on the craftnd his culture. >> reporter: it was one of those films that reflected and defined the times. >> either they don't know, don't show, or don't care about what's going on in the hood. >> reporter: 1991 "boyz n the hood" in south central l.a the movie, a critical and commercial hit. given a 20 minute standing ovation at the kansilcannes f festival. john singleton became the youngest and first african-american to be nominatet for bes original scree

gillian: harrowing footage out of new jey where four police officers and a handful of good samaritanst burning car. according to police, the car collided with an suv causing both vehicles to burst into flames. two of the men rushed to the hospital with severe burns but fortunately, all four have survived. ♪ ♪ leland: on thursday, the mueller report came out. tmz reports that lori loughlin's daughter olivia was spotted partying just days after her mother pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges related to the college admissions scandal. with us now to discuss, criminal defense attorney alex little. alex, good to see you. reports may have gotten lost in the mueller news that a number of these kids now are getting target letters from federal prosecutors. you think about going after somebody's kid, that's almost like tactics prosecutors use against the mob. >> yeah. this is a really aggressive tactic. it means the prosecutors have sent a letter and said we think you've committed a crime, we're giving you notification of that, and we want you to talk talk tos about next steps. you don't se