da billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair.n's claim she wanted to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the da saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfather.

quÉ es lo que joan sebastian no anticipo?co a los hermanos de joan sebastiÁn. mientras erica alonso exigÍa a los derechos de mÁs de 600 canciones. el primer aniversario luctuoso congregÓ a toda la familia para entonces el homenaje en acapulcohabÍa sido un rotundo fracaso, josÉ manuel y juliÁn salÍan al aire con labio serie sobre joan sebastiÁn. el pueblo de taxco, guerrero fue a un concierto multitudinario, en el segundo aniversario se evidenciÓ un distanciamiento con juliÁn, josÉ manuel evitÓ que usara la ropa de padre. josÉ manuel diseÑÓ el mausoleo pero sus tÍos decidieron otra cosa, organizaron ellos la misa a la que sin embargo asistiÓ josÉ manuel sentÁndose atrás y no en los lugares destinados a la familia. juliÁn y maribel guardia ni siquiera se terna la ceremonia. este aÑo, la celebraciÓn serÁ sÓlo religiosa en el emblemÁtico pueblo de juliÁntla. josÉ manuel se uniÓ al tercio de los rebeldes continÚa como solista. hace dos semanas sufre un incidente con su caballo, sus hermanos no le llamaron. maribel guardia se acerc

matt lewis, you and joan are going to stick around.thanks for coming in on a saturday. >> thank you. >>> still to come, president trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin is days away. on the agenda, arms control, the syrian conflict and russia's meddling in the u.s. election. so how could it all play out? we'll talk about that coming up next. when i received the diagnosis, i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors that work together. when a patient comes to ctca, they're meeting a team of physicians that specialize in the management of cancer. breast cancer treatment is continuing to evolve. and i would say that ctca is definitely on the cusp of those changes. larry noble, thanks for coming we'll talk about that coming up h individual patient so they can choose the treatment appropriate for them. the care that ctca brings is the kind of care i've wanted for my patients. being able to spend time with them, have a whole team to look

you, glenn, your character joan, doesn't and yet you are a writer yourself.irst and foremost, what drew you to this role, glenn first, where you are a woman in the shadow of her incredibly accomplished and creative husband? >> well, it was all-new, a psychological emotional territory for me. and there were a lot of questions i had going in, so i thought the challenge was enticing, and i thought it was a beautiful script adapted from a wonderful novel. so, and i met bjorn runga and felt that we would be in great hands. >> jonathan, how did you feel about the role? >> well, the role itself is something that was very attractive to me, to play a man with an enormous ego and have, you know, a public image. and what the film examines is how he came to be that enormously famous, accomplished man. and whether it was all his own doing. i was attracted initially to the script itself, which i think is very intelligent, very spare economical script, telling very interesting story, a new look at a long-lasting relationship. as glenn said, i met bjorn and liked him enormou

how do you think he stands up, joan? >> i think he's got a very strong fighting chance for two reasons having to do with his experience. not just that he has the 12 years on the d.c. circuit, very distinguished record there, but no real flashpoints that could sink him. but i'll tell you what else he has. that experience that jake talked about, he's been there. he's been behind the scenes. i think he took a strong hand in his own nomination because, remember, this was a man who was identified with george w. bush in every way. he worked there as staff secretary. he had worked in the white house counsel's office. he married george bush's personal secretary. he had worked in the george h.w. bush administration. donald trump had to get over that to pick him. >> it obviously took some time. he wasn't on the first two offerings in 2016. >> but that gets me to my point about what kind of witness he can be for himself. okay. he opened tonight by first saluting the president, saying, you've talked to more people than any other pre

muy bonita la vida de joan sebastiÁn.re mÁs color utilizas a la vez mucho mejor. no te lo pierdas. alan: ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ liz cena de aniversario, querida. ¿se puede lavar tanto amor con un poco de dawn ultra? oh, sí una botella tiene el poder desengrasante de tres botellas de este otro líquido. una gota de dawn y adiós a la grasa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: es viernes. viernes de mÚsica! si quieren contratar a nuestro dj pueden tener las fotos mejores de su vida. le pueden escribir. se la va a pasar muy bien. ahÍ estÁn los datos en la pantalla. imagina. bodas, celebraciones, aniversarios. dj: cualquier cosa. alan: hasta la suegra festeja. [risas] ahÍ estamos. andrea: sin mÚsica es imposible gozarlo. sin buena actitud tambiÉn. hoy es viernes. hoy los tome en consideraciÓn. se consideran chicos vanidosos? alan: creo que todos tenemos algo de vanidad. como mÁs metro sexual. [risas] andrea: hay que cuidarse. hoy les voy a mostrar un facial para poder eliminar todas las arrugas del rostro. tambiÉn un tratamiento corp

brian: in 1978, you took joan biaz to russia. -- joan baez to russia. what were the circumstances?s. kennan warnecke: a friend was on the san francisco chronicle. she was supposed to be going over there with santana and the beach boys to do a big concert. i was chosen to find the right song for her to sing and to translate it into english. it was called "the circle of friends." it was the perfect song, if i do say so myself. when the communists realized that santana and the beach boys were not what they wanted, they canceled the concert, two weeks before it was going to happen. but we are ready had our visas and were said to go. so i was very disappointed. i got a call a few days later from john wasserman from the chronicle, and was told joan wanted to go. will you take us? all my life, i have had this trouble of jumping into things for which i am not really prepared. as usual, i said, yes, of course i can arrange that. but in the end, i did. brian: how? ms. kennan warnecke: joan did a lot of the work. her daughter lives in boston. sokrov's second wife was in boston. she drew us ma

joan, did anything stick out to you? >> yeah. a couple things. first of all, this is -- this is almost phase one for the hearings. these courtesy visits are actually important because groundwork is laid, he gets a feel for what the senators are going to be asking him, and he actually starts making his case. even though they involve a lot of pleasant trries about their e state interests, this is where he will start to put senators at ease, and they're crucial. >> and we need to go back to it but we're out of time, there were critical things that came out when neil gorsuch made the rounds during his private meetings to reassure senators his independence, if you will, from president trump. that was a big issue at that time. i remember senators coming out and divulging those conversations which is actually surprising when they do. let's see what comes from then these private conversations between brett kavanaugh and the senators. first lesson, brett kavanaugh, they're never private when you're speaking to anybody on capitol hill. one thing to remembe

so then i introduced him to joan baez. he knew who joan baez was.said, instead of standing in this line, you get the vip treatment. his father wrote the soviet national anthem, so he was well-regarded. he took us through customs. nobody looked at a thing. we got through so fast. there has always been that element in the soviet union. if you know the right people, rules do not apply. brian: do you know how much money she gave? grace: she did not give. we went and met with the jewish dissidents and she started to talk about it and i kicked her and said to write it down because i knew the place was bugged. then i showed it to the woman in charge, the leading figure. she said, no, we do not want any money. i mean, if she gives us money, we will go to jail. don't let her give us anything. bugging,eaking of didn't your father find a microphone? grace: yes. in the seal of the united states. it is in the spy museum in washington now. brian: how did he find it? grace: some security men came in and made him go to the residence and call his secretary, and tell

abogado: a joan sebastiÁn se le dio un anticipo de 9 millones de pesos.re los herederos, ya que preparan el museo del rey del jaripeo y el lanzamiento de un nuevo disco. abogado: hay un disco pendiente. estamos un poco complicados en ese tema por cuÁnto a la correcciÓn. las empresas, sobre todo, sony y universal que son empresas muy exigencias en la caridad. esperamos que este mismo aÑo salga a la luz ese disco inÉdito y que el museo se construya donde estÁ la tumba de joan sebastiÁn. asÍ los fans pueden ir a ver la tumba y pueden adquirir algunos productos de la zona. se pueden exhibir los productos y vestimenta que joan sebastiÁn utilizÓ en vida, en su vÍdeos. ♪ addis: quÉ te parece? herencia, regalÍas. karla: difÍcil. una gran enseÑanza. cÓmo hay que dejar las cosas claras, uno no sabe hasta cuÁndo va a estar aquÍ. mira los problemas que les dejamos a los seres queridos. es lamentable, no? addis: es muy lamentable y muy complicado. en efecto, la disquera no ha pagado regalÍas. hay un disco pendiente. si esto sucede, a quiÉn va a pagar regalÍas la disqu

at first, he was very interested in joan. she is a very political -- she has strong beliefs and was very political. she was trying to tell him how bad things were in chile. he was not interested in that. then she said, can i sing for you? she had the most beautiful voice. a glorious voice. she saying, and he melted. suddenly, everyone was best friends. suddenly, he was very sweet. he pointed to the armor above him and said, even they like music. brian: what about the money? ms. kennan warnecke: i got a when we were on the last lap going into russia, he said, i think she has money in her guitar case. she was taking it to the bathroom. thinking weense, were probably smuggling money into russia and we could be in deep trouble. far, how had gone too can i back out at this point? so we were very lucky. to get around, waiting in line to go through customs, we ran into a well-known film director. him, so helated for knew me. joan was.o he said, instead of standing in this line, you get the vip treatment. his father wrote the soviet

you, glenn, your character joan, doesn't and yet you are a writer yourself. so, first and foremost, what drew you to this role, glenn first, where you are a woman in the shadow of her incredibly accomplished and creative husband? >> well, it was all-new, a psychological emotional territory for me. and there were a lot of questions i had going in, so i thought the challenge was enticing, and i thought it was a beautiful script adapted from a wonderful novel. so, and i met bjorn runga and felt that we would be in great hands. >> jonathan, how did you feel about the role? >> well, the role itself is something that was very attractive to me, to play a man with an enormous ego and have, you know, a public image.

cuento tambiÉn que fin de semana se llevÓ a cabo una misa por el tercer aniversario de la pÉrdida de joan ausencia de su hijo en ese homenaje que se le hizo al rey del jaripeo. eso lo tendremos mÁs adelante. se no se puede mover de allÍ de su pantalla donde estÁ porque hay mucho que contar hoy en "despierta amÉrica". karla: mÁs adelante vamos en lanzarnos con ana patricia. raÚl: a quiÉn se parece, al verlo pienso en mi hermano. pero estÁn muy bien, ella está preciosa. ni parece bajo un sol abrasador cerca del polo norte, se espera la comparecencia de los los lideres, con los detales de este encuentro. si se tocÓ la posible injerencia de rusia en las elecciones de estados unidos. en un primer momento se habÍa negado trump hablar acerca de esa cuestiÓn. vamos a ver quÉ pasa en la conferencia de prensa. sascha: gracias pablo por informarnos en vivo, vamos ahora con raÚl con el estado del tiempo como sÓlo Él sabe darlo. raul: tÚ representas la noticia y la seriedad, el estado de tiempo tan serio no lo puedo hacer, necesito mÚsica, algarabÍa ¿me puede poner un poco de reggaeton? a ver... si pu

university of michigan. >> tom brady went to the university of michigan, just saying. >> what about joanlarson, she has not been discussed in great detail. >> she is a former clerk to justice scalia. she was a state court judge before going on the u.s. court of appeals for the sixth circuit. a trump appointee last year. she is a very good writer. she was just interviewed by phone and she doesn't have the vast network and washington establishment credentials, but that could appeal to the president in the end. we know that he is intrigued by the idea of appointing a woman. we only have had four women justices in the history of the supreme court. >> joan, thank you for walking through all of that. we know more about them all than we did four minutes ago. >>> i don't know if any of you watched yesterday, there was a protest at the statue of liberty that shut down the area for hours. they talked to her and tried to talk her down from doing something dramatic. we'll have a update. our members shop a little differently. so we reward every purchase. let's see what kate sent. for you. for all of

i took you on a book tour. >> joan, yes. >> what city were you in, joan? >> in miami. >> if i remember correctly you were quite well known and beloved among authors for being such a wonderful author escort. >> well, if you thought that, that's all that counts. i wanted you to read what you wrote on my book and i wanted to know if you have any plans. i'm not escorting anymore. joan, my jewish god mother, our lives for forever twined, thanks for keeping us on the green ride of the grass, love brad. >> what a -- thank you, joan, for sharing that. >> are you still author escort? >> no, there's few bookstores left. >> did you go toto books and bos in miami? >> it's the only one, yes. there were four stores in ventura and they are all gone. those days are over for miami. >> do you have any idea how many books were sold online as opposed to bookstores? >> yeah, it is a -- mine per se, i had great relationships with independent bookstores. 80% of the market is amazon and barnes & noble and half price books in dallas. i could go on and on with great bookstores. a b

joan biskupic and john avlon. thanks to all.my coney barrett, maybe not, from what we see at her home. thomas hardiman, though, certainly has to be at the top of the list, right? he was the runner-up after neil gorsuch. theoretically it should be his to take. first in his family to graduate for college. drove a taxi to pay for his tuition. you have bernie sanders saying anyone on this list is an right-wing extremist, thomas hardiman therefore included. are democrats going to have a hard time voting against someone whose personal story is so compelling? >> he's first got to get there. it appears from all indications we're down to two, kavanaugh and hardiman. if you think about the logic of that, i think the logic would say that the president would put hardiman in there. he's going to be in a hard fight and he's gotten assurances from mcconnell that hardiman, not kavanaugh, will have an easier time getting through. and hardiman's also, you know, has been friends with trump's sister. >> that's right. she had recommended him. >> he'

joan rivers cathedral of art also took longer than planned. it's finally open. back to doha joan rivers next museum building will open in cutter the national museum is scheduled for completion in december twenty eighth team one year after the new vob adoptee. the museum already has a nickname the desert rose this refers to the rows like crystal formations that develop in desert areas the nouvelle the master of context design the building following nature's example. the idea was it was also. had to do a such building yeah we destroy an image and strong good relation with with the context of the of the deserts. soon people can compare the national museum in doha with the louvre in opera dr which one is the better of the two. the national day parade is due to begin but you can feel the tension will it even take place. in two thousand and sixteen aleppo was under siege. carter was on the side of the rebels it didn't want to send out the wrong signals with the parade so it was cancelled. but this time everything goes according to plan. despite opposing positions coun

to joan cool videos and sell them with the roughly string i have to. find out more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . miss america is married but he lives with dolls and not as a wife. she's here as usual at the agreed time maybe it's out of habit or lingering worry about a husband but she still helps with his household chores. this dorothy. convinced. course it isn't that. obvious that it's. for the men it's so. if. moto and co-author enjoy taking their girlfriends for a first ride. that's one kid on a has brought his convertible to the park. these domes weigh about thirty to forty kilograms making wheelchairs to the easiest way to move them around. that i think. soon these pictures will be. added to mr carter's family album he has twenty dolls in all and every one is special. which you know i'm a. young jazz machine just a lot of like going up tonight. so noel who could you know it you know like when they're going to let us you know what it's a little you know it you know i do on the on call you when you would she would not hear would you will mi

and the other thing practically speaking, he doesn't need to. >> joan, you are excellent on this.nk you so much. >>> next, is the trump administration about to unravel another obama era policy? this one involving affirmative action in college admissions. and could the president's next supreme court pick play a role here. back in a moment. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep

and joan larsen last year, just last year, when she was confirmed to the appeals court, she got 60 votes. she got 8 democrats to vote for her. 8 democrats. and so she would be the one who just in terms of the past confirmation vote performance is probably the strongest, safest one on this list in the senate. >> i would say that this is a very different decision. a lifetime appointment on the supreme court, on a court that cannot -- there's no check on this court. once it decides it decides. and i think the truth is that senator collins and senator murkowski are hoping that these hearings are kabuki theater in which people say just bland statements about supporting precedent and they won't rule and they're able to skate by this nomination process. sxumtly a hard right conservative goes on the court and we could use roe in two years' time in 18 states in the country. and i think the only thing that's going to stop that kabuki theater and that game is for the american people to do what they did during health care and really hold people accountable. susan collins could be a united states sen

. >> joan sebastian. >> yo tambiÉn, yo tambien quiero. >> reciÉn exprimido. >> en lo que tomamos el jugopartida, con muchÍsima alegrÍa porque dejÓ muchas canciones lindas y nos hacen recordar momentos importantes de nuestra vida. >> exactamente, tenemos que celebrar su vida y su trabajo y su legado musical. >> ¿ no quieres algo?. >> no, esperando si me sirven. >> (risas). >> con una fresa de regalo. >> seguimos con la cobertura de equipo, vamos hasta el parque gorki ¿ lo conoces? estÁ en moscÚ. >> es mi casa. >> donde saludamos a marco antonio regil. >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas marco. >>. >> estamos en el parque gorki que tiene un sol a obrasdor, hay un cÓdigo y reglas especÍficas que los jugadores campeones del mundo tienen que respetar al recibir la copa mundial, no es que la puedas agarrar como bebÉ y bailar con ella, hay reglas especÍficas y las vamos a conocer y un museo militar que revela secretos al estilo james bond de las armas de la uniÓn soviÉtica que desapareciÓ hace muchos aÑos y ahora es otro paÍs, es rusia, temas interesantes, al igual que todas las noticias con paulina

joan walsh and cnn political commentator, steve cortez, mr.mp's 2020, reelect advisory council and okay. thanks to all of you, joan, let me start with you since you are sitting next to me, does the word matter as bill shine obviously is saying it does? >> no the word does not matter. we're all journalists here. let's be honest, bill is a journalist. we shorten thing. we might have the open third. we don't say, she was uninvited, she told she could not come. the message was communicated, she was not welcome there, so she did not go. this is ridiculous this exjournalist is playing word games, it's not working. >> steve, presidents get questions shouted at them all the time. yesterday the president wanted to talk about trade. indicate lip asked questions about the vladimir putin putin summit and the michael cohen tape as it was a question everyone wanted to ask. i wanted to make the point for the viewer this is the way it goes. here's how i'm going to make that.i'm going to show 2000 presidents who aren't trump. >> i'm looking forward to working

holland i don't live in hollywood hardly because hollywood is arnold schwarzenegger at the gym and joan collins drinking tea i can see the hollywood sign from my house and i know exactly why i'm here when i'm drinking my coffee and playing about. frederick law was the youngest actor in our top ten. he's best known for his role as a tory where he plays a lovable german thought tearing through berlin's night life with a spanish tourist and. really. like that little bit. like. it was a rollout true berliner was born to play a tough guy with a big heart. it's like it's. just. gets under your skin and fredricka one germany's version of the oscar for his performance i in fact. i. hold it that's when protocol again on the face would be somewhat the guy next to him that. most of the shelling is the coolest member of a new generation of young german actors who specialize in law and sexy and his best role to date playing a slacker killing time in the big city which was the scene of a person. consistent with the scene mentioned only know when it didn't end up in the scene of the nothing stand and

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joan, president trump is happy to take on this issue.r, bernie sanders, they're not jumping on this train. >> right. >> are democrats making a mistake politically? >> well, as you just said, it's not democrats generally, it is a portion of the party. i happen to be in that portion of the party, erin. i think that i.c.e. was kind of the product -- it was a shotgun marriage right after 9/11 in a panic over the 26 men who -- terrorists who got into our country and murdered 3,000 americans. it put together two agencies that didn't necessarily belong together. now it has made what has happened using these people to take lawful law-abiding undocumented immigrants out of country has frightened whole communities, but it's also made it hard -- you know who the most influential people wanting to break up i.c.e. right now? 19 i.c.e. agents who asked kirstjen nielson to consider pulling the agency apart. they investigate drug trafficking, they investigate terrorism. they say that this internal deportation enforcement that i.c.e. is doing is actually

without fer their adieu joan my in welcoming alan dershowitz and josh barr. [applause] in >> hi, everybody, thank you for coming. [applause] >> hi, everybody, thank you for coming. and alan, thank you for coming from the vineyard for us. >> sure. >> we certainly appreciate it. i know that you had to leave the island under cover of darkness a row boat because you have been banned from at the ferry. >> but i did create a new cover for my book, only for the vineyard. it's a brown paper cover, the kind we used to use as kids when we were reading dirty books. so, the vineyard can actually read the book on the beach without anybody knowing what they're reading. >> always innovating. so, i think at the end we'll get into people being mad at you and whether it's reasonable for people to be mad at you. >> talk bought my children and grandchildren? >> yes. but first i want to talk but the book, and the legal questions within the book because i think that sometimes get lost in these public conversations and it's a very interesting book with an interesting argument. i wa

is arnold schwarzenegger at the gym and joan collins drinking tea i can see the hollywood sign from my house and i know exactly why i'm here when i'm drinking my coffee and think about. how was the youngest actor in our top ten. he's best known for his role in the korea where he plays a lovable german thug tearing through berlin's night life with a spanish tourist and. that little bit. like. it was a rollout true berliner was born to play a tough guy with a big heart. i think it's a good thing. it's just. gets under your skin and for one germany's version of the oscar for his performance i in fact. i. hold it again in the face to be somewhat kind next to him that. most of the shelling is the coolest member of a new generation of young german actors who specialize in laconic and sexy his best role to date playing a slacker killing time in the big city which was the scene of a test which. could. be consistent in the cool of the steam engine will know if you've never been on the scene you know the nothing sticks and that didn't include this place has the nuns on the swings it's just this

his base is pretty happy with what he's doing. >> amy, i mean, i'm sorry, joan, let me ask you this. this all comes, amy was saying he talks so much to the press. >> right. >> you know, on some levels he does. when he wants to you can't get him away from a camera. >> right. >> he doesn't like to hold press conferences, but he does answer impromptu questions quite a bit. >> right. >> lately, not so much, okay, with michael cohen. today, again, refusing to answer questions about mueller and cohen at one of those walks to or from the helicopter. >> right. right. >> he did take a swing at the media today again. here he is with the prime minister of italy. >> i had a great meeting, in my opinion, of course the fake news didn't cover it that way, but i had a great meeting with president putin of russia. >> fake news? >> it never stops. >> erin, how do we cover his meeting with russia when we don't know what happened inside it? his own staff may not even know. >> we cover what he said, oh, that's right, at the joint press conference when he said how wonderful putin was. >> right. we've cove

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commission president joan claudio travels to washington for talks on trade next week if a solution can be found the e.u. says it will consider further counter measures. some e.u. were telling a tree tariffs on american products came into effect at the start of this month for jack daniels the united states biggest whiskey exporter it may mean hiking prices in europe and washington correspondent claire richardson went to lynchburg tennessee to get a taste of the problem. american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i'm here linford tennessee home to jack daniels with kids what they did they said they plan to increase their prices one percent for consumers in the year that you in the area that you were choosing what you think will forego the expense of a good product and simply pick a. tennessee strongly backed trump in the twenty sixteen elections that's likely the reason distilleries here are feeling the

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the evidence to try to determine whether there is anything to run dna tests on to see if in fact, joannderson may be a victim of the golden state killer. in orange county, michelle gealy, kpixfive. >>> president trump and the european union agreed on a seize fire. they made the agreement after meeting for two hours. >> we agreed today to work together toward zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidiesnao a good, a constructive meeting, thank you donald. >> the eu also agreed to import more u.s. soybeans and liquified natural gas. this comes a month after they imposed tariffs on fuel from canada and mexico. >>> cbs news has not independently verified the recordings authenticity. reporter mola lenghi explains why some dispute what was actually said. >> i've spoken to allen wisenburg about how to set the whole thing up. >> so what is it going to pay. >> yes. >> reporter: a recording was released between trump and cohen his long time fixer. >> so i'm all over that. i spoke to allen about it. when it comes time for the financing. >> what financing? >> we'll have to pay. >> whil

on stand joan -- stan jones the exxon valdez oil spill. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern -- eastern on afterwards, author mark adams talks about his book iceberg," retracing an expedition of scientists, artists, conservationists, and writers up the alaskan coast on american history tv sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the c-span cities tour visits the alaska state capitol, the alaska native heritage center and fort wainwright army base. and at four clock on real america, watch documentaries on alaska. silver6 film alaska's millions, 1949 film eskimo hunters in northwestern alaska, centenniallm alaska and the 1944 film alaska highway . watch alaska weekend saturday and sunday on the c-span network , c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> senator mark warner, and senator marco rubio, a member of that committee took part in a discussion earlier today on russia's interference in the 2016 election. by a panelollowed looking at russia's broader efforts to increase its influence in the democratic world. hosted by the atlantic council, this runs about an hour a

joan colalillo/mother: "i just want him to be okay. that's all i want, that's all i'm praying for." (ken)(ken) colalillo (call-uh-lil-lo) says her son troy is expected to get a medical flight back to north carolina this week. coming up at eight.. a standoff with police ... after a protester climbs the statue of liberty... plus. for now ...a group of 12 boys and their soccer coach will have to stay trapped in a cave. why the process could take months and next. we take you to the contra costa county fair where we are less than one hour away from our fireworks special. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (ken) we're just a half hour away from our july 4-th special...and the excitement is building.(pam) let's check in with kron-4's gayle ong who joins us live from concord...at the concord festival. gayle what's it like out there?out there? (ken)(ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge. (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence

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maribel: cuando una persona se muere hay un montÓn de lÍos y cosas y otras a favor de joan.ir a la hija de joan sebastiÁn. maribel: mi deseos para ellos, llevan muchos aÑos juntos y quisieron que sus hijos estuvieran presente en la boda. adis: quÉ interesante ver que maribel guardia admite que no tiene testamento a pesar de lo que hemos estado viendo que sucede en el caso de la herencia de joan. una observaciÓn, tiene un hijo y no serÍa tanta complicaciÓn. sin embargo siempre el papel habla. karla: una no lo dice pensando en que algo malo te va a suceder pero, si estoy de acuerdo en que uno tiene que dejar todo claro. aunque sea tu casa, aunque no tengas muchas cosas es mejor dejar todo claro. si tienes niÑos,quiÉn se quedarÍa con tus niÑos, hoy mÁs que nunca hay que dejar todo claro. adis: es algo que nosotros que vemos a los famosos debemos tomar en cuenta. pon tus barbas a remojar y aprende de lo que dicen porque de alguna manera son reflejo de lo que nosotros podrÍamos arreglar en casa. karla: es muy de los latinos de no pensar en eso, de no dejar las cosas escritas. raÚ

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for to years. >> we have amy barrett and joan larsen. what do you think of them? >> well, i'm not going to comment on individual jurists. everyone that the president is considering checks all of the boxes for brilliant and capable, judicial temperament, not putting their personal feelings where the constitution belongs. the law, the jou dishry interprets the laws. it does not make the laws. you have too many judges making things up as they go along. the executive xeg expection, the legislative branch should be making them. the interpretive function is so important here. this president has said he wants academic and professional pro denshlles. i think anyone you see -- professional credentials. people of great intellect, honorable men and women. the president put out his list then he added to the list. he's so transparent and accountable, such an important decisions. i want to tell you as some one who spent time with him, he understands the gravity. nominating the supreme court is one of the most important things that any president does. >> of course, of course it

joan, tell us what influence he's going to have. >> right from the start he's going to have a lot ofcause anthony kennedy was a true swing vote. i'm not sure if we're ever going to have another swing vote on this court like anthony kennedy. jim, you know it came down to justice kennedy's vote on abortion rights, affirmative action, on some death penalty cases. when the senate confirms him, if the senate confirms him, he'll definitely have a gravitational pull to the right for this supreme court. >> so tell us more about his experience then. >> okay. his experience, he started off right away -- he's been -- he's a classic washington insider. in terms of experience that you're asking about, you know, he came up through the supreme court as a law clerk to justice kennedy. he worked in the solicitor general's office. then he handled some of the most controversial issues over the last two decades. he was right at the center of the clinton impeachment process as an associate counsel to ken starr, who ran the investigation of president bill clinton. he actually wrote some of the more sexual