i want to ask you what is more dangerous jim hall on the sides of the sun i don't think one is any more dangerous dangerous when you put together a very good range. the sheep dip that believes poison with an open eye phosphates the same category of pesticides that glyphosate signals take. place to say to is initially created to remove rust and mineral deposits from metal pipes when it gets inside the pike it binds minerals and flows out of the pipe taking also minimal parts close with it so when this head decide to spread a form of vegetables it takes away the minerals that we. don't know much. you know which is there people have a hunch. yes yes yes this study we did with low cost america yes. everyone worldwide to be able to taste exactly what stocks of chemicals. bodies we've already started seeing in america in my opinion the only way to break the system is to me personally. if we can make it personal to the general population not just farmers not just people who live in rural areas but everyone and the only way to make it personal is for you to find out exactly what chemicals they'

worship the man motives of whose lives were going to change i want to ask you what is more dangerous jim hall on maybe the sides of his head i don't think one is any more dangerous now but i think the most dangerous moment would go to the very good years of. the sheep dip that lady margaret believes poisoned was in the open a full state the same category of pesticides that like to say it's been on state. lysis eight was initially create his term me thrust a mineral deposits from metal pipes when it gets inside a pipe it binds minerals and flows out of the pipe taking it as a minimal consequence with it so when this head decide to spread a small festivals it takes away the minerals that we need. oh. you know the tests you just they pick up the hunch. yes yes best not just the study we did loves most americans yes. everyone worldwide who'd be able to taste exactly what stocks of chemical. products we've already started life or seek to sing in america in my opinion the only way to break the system is to make this whole personal if we can make this personal to the general population not just this

>> i will say one thing, i don't know if you know this, jim hall be before this became -- james comey became famous before the other stuff. i think we have a chicken antitrust right now. we've had historic problems and people are afraid to lose cases. cases may be lost and one, but attorneys who are going the distance, and we need a new definition of lawyers that are willing to put their fist through a wall and keep going. it does not mean you bring every single case and blow the resources of the department. you have to make sure you have a winning theory. we have had too many theories of people passing onto many cases. it is easy to convince yourself you are doing a lot of work and years go by and you are doing a bunch of cases. but actually doing cases is what matters and taking them to trial is what matters. at&t case is not over, even if there are losses in court, i think you need to apply the effort to really start taking things to trial again. microsoft, we lost before we won. here, buttacked panel the point was made i think and people understood from the trial and from other th

want to bring in cnn's chief national correspondent jim sciutto, editor at large chris soliza, legal analyst laura coats, and security analyst steve hall. sorry, chris. got a little tongue twisted there. it's god to have a it's good to have all of you. good evening, jim. what do we know about rudy giuliani and trump's interview? >> rudy giuliani, the latest personal lawyer, told my colleague dana bash the special counsel's team informed them they have concluded that they cannot indict a sitting president or that a sitting president cannot be indicted. now, this is not entirely new. that was -- those were the guidelines that were drawn up and followed during the watergate proceedings, applying to president nixon. again, reaffirmed in 2000 regarding president clinton when he faced that possibility as well. so, in line with past practice here, it appears that rudy giuliani is saying that the special counsel said they're not going to break with past practice here. that, of course, would not leave the president in the clear if the special counsel were to find evidence of criminal wrongdoing because then he would report to congress, to both

the death of a childhood friend had sent jim huden spinning off into a hall of fame-worthy midlife crisis he would follow through with it. he didn't even know how to shoot a gun. >> by 2003 things hit rock bottom. instead of returning with jean after their romantic reunion in las vegas jim had stayed out west. >> did you think he was with peggy? >> at that point i thought so, yeah. i knew what was going on, and i knew it was over, and i just -- there was no point in confronting him because he would lie about it anyway. >> abandoned and alone, jean spent the holidays waiting for word from jim. then in early january, jean says her phone rang. her husband was on the line. but jim huden wasn't calling to wish his wife a happy new year. according to jean, he was calling to tell her that dreams do come true. he had killed a man in cold blood. >> he just said it was done, and he's coming back. >> the murder? >> yes. >> what did you say? >> i think i was speechless at the time. i just -- i think i asked if he was okay, and does anyone know or are they after you -- i basically just asked if he was

jim sciutto. cnn politics editor at large chris cillizza. legal analyst laura coates. and national security analyst steve hall. sorry, chris. got a little tongue twisted there. >> i'm just glad to be here. >> it's good to have all of you. good evening, everyone. jim, so what do we know tonight about the negotiations between rudy giuliani and the special counsel's office over president trump's interview? what can you tell us? >> so rudy giuliani of course, the president's latest personal lawyer, told my colleague dana bash that the special counsel's team informed hem them they have concluded they cannot indict a sitting president or a sitting president cannot be indicted. this is not entirely new. those were the guidelines that were drawn up and followed during the watergate proceedings, again reaffirmed in 2000 regarding president clinton when he faced that possibility as well. so in line with past practice here it appears rudy giuliani is saying the special counsel said they're not going to break with past practice here. that of course would not leave the president in the clear if the special counsel were to find evidence o

jim was not integrated for women until the 1990s. that is what got my attention. finally they let the older speakers lounge off the hall -- become a women's lounge. still no restroom near the house floor. it was not until nancy pelosi became speaker and took over. that is how long it took just for that you know when you look at that and see why it is so important to celebrate the 100th anniversary. in 1920 women did not have rights. if you look back the suffragists were fighting for legal rights. animals had more rights in 1915 then women did in this country and as far as cruelty and other things. for her to be elected in that period is even more astounding when you think about it. >> i do think so. i think she was elected before women had the vote nationwide. really impressive. i think that if she were able to see how far we have come today i think she would be happy that we had a female speaker of the house. i think in other ways that she would be surprised that we have not come further along. it would be a mixed bag for her. she would see some advances and be happy about that, but in other ways i think she would be

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jim campbell created the light display. the lights turned on as sales force employees celebrated the official opening of the 61-story building i.'s the tallest building in san francisco. >>> bay area sports hall of fame says it will be redoing that plaque honoring brandi chastain. >> it's a mess. the plaque was presented during her induction monday night and caused quite the stir, obviously because it looks nothing like her. last night on "jimmy kimmel live!" he joked it looked more like a russian power lifter mid squat. chastain says that's her favorite comparison. >> let's take a look at their plaques. harris barton of the 9ers, that looked pretty good. matt cain from the giants, that looks pretty good. tim hardaway from the golden state warriors, that one looks really good. and then yours. >> they did say that they would like to give it another chance. i'm sure it will be great. >> will you give approval over it before they release the next one? >> they did say that that would be possible. >> she's really funny. >> she's very sweet about it. >> those two make a good duo. by the way, you can watch "jimmy kimmel live!" weeknights here on abc 7. >> he's right though. the other ones were great

jim bridenstine affirmed the science of climate change thursday in a break from the republican party and from his own previous statements denying global warming. speaking to nasa employees at a town hall meeting at the agency's headquarters in washington, d.c., the former oklahoma republican congressmember said his position on climate change has evolved. in 2013, bridenstine demanded president obama apologize for research andte falsely said from the house floor that global temperatures stopped rising early this century. >> i don't deny the consensus that the climate is changing for the in fact, fully believe and know the climate is changing. i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way. amy: bridenstine's comments came a day after alabama republican congressmember mo brooks suggested during a house science committee hearing that coastal erosion, and not greenhouse s, is to blame for rising sea levels congressmember brooks made the comments as he questioned philip duffy, president of the woods hole research center. california where you have the waves crashing against the shore lines and time and time again you have the clips crash into the sea? andof that disc