john james, hopefully soon senator james. congrats on your announcement. great job. a great job last time, too. >> thank you. >> dan: this is a serious charge to lob at somebody. kamala harris said i'm not calling you a racist but i'll insinuate you are. there is nothing worse in america to be called. i thought biden did an awful job. it was like get him a cup of coffee. fight back! >> everyone on the stage disqualified themselves. five people on the stage, half are the current legislators and they stood up on the stage and said they were going to throw future generations under the bus. they are in a position to secure borders and get comprehensive immigration reform and they are failing to do that. i have been all over the world and fought combat in baghdad, i have grown business if detroit. washington is the only place i can think of that you fail and can still ask american people for a promotion. we can be good stewarts and compassionate without being bone-headed. everyone on the stage failed to meet that. go to jame jesus christ james.com. >> you can fail u -- go

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john james, congrats on your announcement. he did a great job last night.is a very serious charge to lot at someone. granted, kamala harris phrased it "i'm not calling you a racist, but i'm going to insinuate you are. there's nothing worse in america to be called. i thought biden, with such a heavy charge being lobbed at hi him, someone get this guy a call cup of coffee. fight back! >> everyone on the stage disqualified themselves. five people on the stage, half are the current legislators and they stood up on the stage and said they were going to throw future generations under the bus. they said they would fail to enforce the laws. they are in a position to our secure borders and get comprehensive immigration reform, and they are failing to do that. i have been all over the world and fought combat in baghdad, i have grown business if detroit. washington is the only place i can think of that you fail and can still ask american people for anlt promotion. i think that we can be good stewards and be compassionate without being bone-headed. i think everyone on

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john james made the announcement thursday and it's a move that republicans hope will turn the state inone of two democratic senators up for re-election in a state that president trump carried in 2016. now last fall james came closer than expected to defeating democratic senator debbie stabenow, losing by less than seven points in what was considered a solid race for democrats. >>> with the first democratic primary debate weeks away the dnc narrowed the rules for candidates days before the june 12th deadline to qualify. the dnc announced yesterday it would exclude specific polls from the debate's qualification criteria including a pair of "washington post" abc polls where respondents volunteered candidate. the rules change puts montana governor steve bullock in most danger of potentially not qualifying for that debate stage. one of the polls bullet relying on. bullock's campaign manager was critical of the change saying while the governor was expanding medicaid to one in ten montanians, the dnc of making arbitrary rules behind closed doors. dnc unmasking of this rule singles out the onl

john james, i'm sure we will be talking again.eping through the night i assume. [laughter] can you go to washington. steve: don't be so sure. ainsley: usually about three months, four months. thank you. steve: all right, ainsley, what's coming up? ainsley: nancy pelosi reportedly telling fellow democrats that she wants president trump behind bars instead. brian: how far will they go to take down the president? we're asking democratic strategist that story next. ♪ put on a show ♪ you had to be a big shot ♪ did ya ♪ you had to prove it to the crowd ♪ you had to be a big shot ♪ did ya ♪ your friends were so knocked out ♪ you if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture now might not be the best time to ask yourself are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pre

>> i would say on criminal justice reform and with vice president biden said, you had john lewis, james clyburn, all come out in support. you also had the majority of the black caucus vote for the crime bill in the early '90s. if we go back in history, the crime bill did lot of good things. i'm not saying there was lot of bad things. it reduced first-timers, it started the defensive woman's act. there was lot of things it brought to the forefront. >> martha: good to have you here. also coming up today, bernie sanders lays down a big marker ahead of the big debate going further than any of his opponents today unveiling a plan it erase all student debt for every american and make college free. here's how he said he will do it. >> our proposal which cost $2.2 trillion over ten years will be fully paid for by a tax on wall street speculation similar to what exist in dozens of countries around the world. the american people bailed out wall street, now it is time for wall street to come to the aid of the middle class of this country. >> martha: former education secretary bill bennett join me

>> we're talking about people like ben carson, dan coats, betsy devos, don mcgahn, john kelly, james . you had people up for jobs that didn't get them. we have spent the past few weeks going through all of these documents. there's a section in the documents called red flags, which are all they're concerned. we have just gone through -- >> that's a lot of red flags. >> i should point out, this is all public sourced. the point is, it gives us a sense of what they saw to be concerns. some of them are really extraordinary. so general david petraeus, who was under consideration for secretary of state and national security adviser, so in his red flags, it literally says, petraeus is opposed to torture. that was one of his red flags. a reason to not pick him. because he was opposed to torture. kris kobach under consideration for homeland security secretary. he had a heading under political vulnerabilities titled white supremacy. this is the direct quote. past political opponents have accus accused kris kobach with connections to white supremacist groups and actually had a recommended questio

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, james raven, and 0tis matthews are serving life sentences forsentences for his motor. mr moorejunior is wanted in relation to mr murtagh ‘s death, the second death. he is being remanded in custody until his hearing on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. donald trump has called off his threat to impose tariffs on mexican imports, after a pledge that more will be done, to clamp down on migration into the us. he says the tariffs, which were due to take effect on monday, would be "suspended indefinitely". 0ur correspondent, chris buckler, has more from washington. mexico was trying to show it is doing all they can to crackdown on trafficking, on smuggling. it is also deploying its national guard to its southern border with guatemala. a key pa rt its southern border with guatemala. a key part of the agreement will see migrants who come to the us claiming asylu m migrants who come to the us claiming asylum return to mexico while they wait for a decision from the american authorities. none of that will guarantee there is a reduction in the number of migr

[laughter] >> for instance, john adams, while james madison was president, john adams wrote to him andsaid i'm the only person that can understand what you're going through as president. even though they had been political opponents earlier. it's john adams being by that time separated from the fray. it's hard for me to imagine john adams and john quincy adams, even though john quincy adams lives into the era of telegraph and railroad. and a much more into the present. it's still hard for me to think that some modern presidents and i won't name any, are just what they were constructing a system to defend themselves. so i'm happy to answer that question. >> i think all of our early presidents, whatever you think of them were deeply patriotic. and they felt, i am the carrier of this republic. they believed it was extraordinary. they believed it deeply. the notion that i'm here for myself. the president is here for himself and that he has the right to operate in such a way that he advances his self interests, indifferent to the interest of the nation, or that he sees himself as responsibl

investigation without evidence, to lie and spy on a campaign, those people are in trouble and that is john brennan, james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok and james clapper just to name a few. and i hope you're right, that the c.i.a. will, in fact, turn over the documents that are demanded. but, you know, at the f.b.i. christopher wray is james comey in a different suit and i'm deeply worried that he will continue to obstruct. but the tide has turned. the tables have turned and now you've got william barr and john durham. there is a reason why barr used the word spying. he has been debriefed by the inspector general michael horowitz and well aware of the evidence accumulated so far. the interview of christopher steele will be pivotal because if he says, as we expect him to say, that i warned the f.b.i. and the department of justice that this document i had composed is unverified, then that means having used it anyway, they engaged in a criminal conspiracy to defraud. >> exit question. 15 seconds each. if they'll all be interviewed and we know durham, we know horowitz is holding back. i expect because o

john f naegele ii served with the u.s. navy. [applause] mr. jameserved on -- as a seaman first class on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. [applause] he participated in the d-day landings at normandy 75 years ago today. [applause] mr. anthony h. grant served in the quartermaster corps in europe, arriving in normandy a month after the d-day landings. [applause] he also fought in the korean war and retired as a major in 1962. [applause] mr. thomas frederick kissinger served as a pilot with the u.s. navy. [applause] mr. helmut served with the motor ambulance company and was deployed to normandy, france in july of 1944. he first saw action as a u.s. -- the u.s. army fought through the hedgerows. [applause] mr. patsy lewis served as a corporal with the marine corps. [applause] mr. robert levine landed on utah -- with the 90th division and landed on utah beach as part of the normandy invasion. he was later captured and held as a german pow. [applause] i will make a few very brief remarks. i'm 53 years old. thank you, gentlemen, from the bottom of m

state actors who try to undermine donald trump's presidency, well, former top intel breath john brennan, james, clapper, among so many others, they are scrambling to justify their dubious actions, rewrite history, and are actually now creating a circular firing squad and we are noticing they are turning on each other, which is probably a good sign. we continue with our live panel here. i always do this at the end -- we kind of know the story, this audience has stayed with us, so i want to kind of move a little bit because i don't want to rush the end part. tom fitton, you keep putting in freedom of information request after freedom of information request. who was in and how badly and what will happen? that's a question i get asked the most. >> something out to happen. i think the president is a crime victim, carter page is a crime victim, and you have top officials, i think, it can be strongly suggested misusing their office for political purposes. mishandled classified information to target someone over politics. otherwise misuse government resources to target and spy on people. over politics

two brothers, john and james. both grew up in l.a. they're both dreamers, joined he u.s. army last year and they're out in basic training right now. these two want nothing more than to defend our country. and today's legislation will ensure that these brothers, john and james, can come home, can come home to the united states after serving our country. another dreamer, gloria. grew up in the center of my district, santa ana. dreamer, attended harvard, and is now getting her ph.d. at clairemont university. all these are dreamers. and for the life of me, i don't understand how these individuals do not add to the greatness of america. dreamers have been vetted, dreamers are hard working, they pay taxes, they follow the law, and many, many of them are defending our country all over the world. let's give dreamers the opportunity to earn the american dream. i ask a vote aye on h.r. 6. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it is my privilege to yield

john f daigle ii and mr. james morgan kiel, all world war ii veterans.representing the united kingdom, commodore andrew benton, royal navy, british embassy, anthony h grant, world war ii veteran, mr. thomas frederick kissinger, world war ii veteran, and michelle evelyn berquist -- miss evelyn berquist. [no audio] representing the national park service is mr. jeffrey wrightreinboldt, paige pedilla, world war ii veterans -- our last wreath is presented by friends of the national world war ii memorial, mr. josh bunting iii, colonel andre -- embassy of ukraine, mckenzie and mr. robert levine, world war ii veteran p.o.w. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, at this time, please rise and render appropriate honors the playing of taps -- [playing taps] you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is now time that we honor all branches of our armed services by playing the armed service songs. if you are serving or have served, please rise to be recognized when your service song is being played. now to perform the armed forces medley, the united states army band. (musi

is a for waking up with us the warm weather is here john tribal is here. >>james fletcher just walk into the door to you can see entities crews say all. >>crew in syria, we're going to treat today. but you know a lot of folks have been sort of complaining about the weather too darned hot triple digits. we don't like. >>so can you just bring it down a little bit just a few temperatures >>to not just found looks like we're going to be dropping today, so this is good. it's still going to be hot though it's only ever we are in for a really noticeable cool down just around needed yes. so we're climbing back downhill. this is what we differently is been very hot the past few ys where temperatures have been well up into the 90's if not triple digits, so this morning conditions out there definitely warm to start the day we're fog free at the golden gate bridge and across the rest of the bay area you're seeing a few more clouds this morning then you have the for past few days. and that's kept temperatures relatively warm overnight. we're still in the 70's across most of th

still ahead james started thank you john now let's get back to the breaking story that we have been following this morning the investigation and what. >>and his body was found overnight along skyline boulevard in redwood city for a closer look at the scene a what it's like right now let's go to kron sarahtinson. >>live for us sara. >>the scene is starting to thin out a bit as the corner has left with the victim's body and they just towed a car that's involved with this homicide to what capacity they're not able to confirm or tell us that at this time but i can tell you it was a white bmw and it has. like a magnet sticker on it that said a skyline yellow cap. so some type of cab is involved with this homicide and again to what capacity we just don't know at this time so much more to learn about this but take a look at this map. so the show you where this happened the people in this area are well aware of that happened is are getting alerts from the san mateo county sheriff's office. but if you are not living in this area, this is the unincorporated area of san mateo county it is redwood city u

joining us now john kirby and abby phillips and retired army general james spider marks. let me read again what "the new york times" is reporting this morning. here is the heart of the matter. as late as 7:00 p.m. last night, military and diplomatic officials were expecting a strike. the operation was underway in its early stages when it was called off. planes were in the air and ships were in position. the strike was set to take place just before dawn friday in iran to minimize risk to the iranian military and civilians. but the strike was then off at least temporarily. what are you hearing? >> what fred just reported i think is really significant. he indicated that the iranian systems lit up. that the united states could then intercept that activity relative to the drone which tells you our intelligence collection is robust in that part of the world. i don't know this, but it's not unusual for the united states to conduct operations, get the intended target to light up. then you can identify what's abhorrent and what's different. then go back and adjust the plan. and we

james all right john thank you to its 17 1 of the big stories. we're following this morning is that p g name. >>has reached an agreement with the state of california to pay upwards of a billion dollars to cover taxpayer losses following the deadly wildfires kron four's j r stone explaining now that $415 million of that money is going to the county of sonoma and the city of santa rosa. >>this is what some of those north bay fires look like back in 2017 2018. devastating to so many people and santa rosa loan more than 5300 homes were destroyed and an additional 1700 structures destroyed. now if approved this money will be used largely for infrastructure roads. fences call verde's this is video showing what part of the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa look like on tuesday houses in this section are being billed. this is also an area where the city had to fix a water system that cost them millions of dollars. this money would go towards recouping the money used for projects like that. i talked with sonoma county board of supervisors chairman

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my name is james harrison i work. this week john world stories. syria surviving in. kenya battling the sand mafia. but we start off in hong kong where hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating against a proposed extradition girl among them many students there protesting against beijing's growing influence. school's out for 17 year old zach today it's the final exams weekend on kong and zach is completing grade 11 but his mind is not with the exams these days. today i get my chinese language tested and i think i did quite ok. for the other topics that require more preparation things aren't looking that great this year but i'm setting aside my. i future for the future of hong kong. zack is an organizer for a group of middle school students in hong kong's protest movement they are planning to meet this afternoon but suddenly he gets a call from a friend who thinks he's followed by the police case that's what you'll let me call you later. i have to. decide to hold the meeting but won't have that friend join in. the government's announcement to delay the bill is a

elton john takes the stage with a special guest and james gordon heads back to britain. >> chris martinez has her eye on entertainment. >> reporter: elton john shared a duet with the actual place him in the biopic rocket man. the duo performed at a concert in england with elton on piano. fresh off his gig, the late late show host james gordon is getting ready to broadcast from great britain. former first lady michelle obama helps kick off the week as her a list of american team takes on courtney's british lunch in a game of international dodgeball. you can catch the first show from london on june 17. tim mcgraw is on tour with his new book. got teamed up with author and friend john meacham for songs of america. patriotism, protest and the music that made a nation. the book looks at the impact of music on american politics since before the revolution. reynolds trans am hit the auction block later this week. at julian's in beverly hills. also up for bidding a script from smokey and the bandit along with several pairs of reynolds cowboy boots and items from his alma mater florida state unive

mccabe, in order for us to thoroughly understand what happened with andrew mccabe, with john brennan, with jamesey, we need access to their text messages and emails. this is what they are fighting so hard to get. the american people deserve to know what they were doing, what they were planning and why this investigation started into president trump. >> sean: tom, what is so important about this information you are getting through the freedom of information act, and what we got this week, executive order, 12333, the one that came out last night and the night before, these are important, but it is hard, how long does it take the average freedom of information act request that you guys put into get released? >> often well over a year. and that requires a federal lawsuit. and in the case of the text messages that we are talking about, the fbi has taken the legal position, and extraordinary legal position that i am not aware of government agencies taking it. not one text message should be subject to the freedom of information act. all of andrew mccabe's text messages, they don't want to give us. they

they include john mccain and james comey and robert mueller and now nancy pelosi. he will wish he never did this. trust me. >> here he goes. the president slamming her, nancy pelosi from san francisco's congressional district. >> ask nancy, why is her district having drug needles all over the place. it's the most disgusting thing what she allowed to happen with needles and drug addicts and people living in the middle of the streets and the sidewalk. she ought to focus on that. she is a disaster. >> you represented tampa. that struck me as going to a politician when you go after their home. going after the city of san francisco. >> the soul of the man was on display in the laura ingram interview and not in his remarks commemorating the anniversary of d-day. that's scripted remarks, playing the actor president, if you will. what we saw on twitter is what jimmy carter said. weak men act with bluster and brashness and other signs of insecurity. this is a fragile president lashing out at the speaker and as you said and the senator said, doing it on one of the most hallo

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, 60—year—old james raven, and 41—year—old otis matthews arented in relation to mr waters‘s death, the attempted murder of a second man, and the false imprisonment and assault of other victims at the scene. he is being remanded in custody until his next hearing on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the italian city of venice, calling for large cruise ships to be banned from its waters. the long running dispute has flared again after last weekend, when a cruise ship crashed into a smaller tourism boat. protesters say the large ships cause environmental damage and pollution. local elections later this month in albania have been called off by the country's president as people continue to demonstrate against his government and increase their demands for an early poll. police have fired tear gas as crowds coontinued their campaign in front of the government building in the capital tirana. president ilir meta cancelled the local polls saying that free and fair elections could not be held under the curre

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, 60—year—old james raven, and 41—year—old otis matthews areanted in relation to mr waters‘s death, the attempted murder of a second man, and the false imprisonment and assault of other victims at the scene. he is being remanded in custody until his next hearing on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. irish fishermen are being warned they face arrest by scottish authorities — if they're caught fishing around the tiny atlantic island of rockall — which lies more than 200 miles west of the hebrides. ownership of the rock has long been disputed but scottish ministers now say they have a duty to defend the interests of their fishermen. laura maxwell reports. inhabited only by seabirds, rockall is a big lump of granite miles from anywhere. but the waters around it are rich fishing grounds for haddock, monkfish, and squid worth millions of pounds a year. it's access to this catch which the scottish government says it's defending. in a statement, they told us... we would not like to see conflict but in this case it's straight and clean, it's a matter of

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, 60—year—old james raven, and 41—year—old 0tis matthews ared in relation to mr waters‘s death, the attempted murder of a second man, and the false imprisonment and assault of other victims at the scene. he is being remanded in custody until his next hearing on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. a man who was found in a critical condition at a murder scene earlier this week in salford — has died. the 31—year—old man was taken to hospital after the body of 27—year—old regan tierney was discovered by police in walkden on wednesday. police say they are not searching for anyone else in connection with the deaths. a woman who was bitten by a dog in preston last friday has died. 55—year—old sharonjennings, was walking her own dog in the brookfield area of preston when she was attacked by another dog. she was taken to hospital on monday and died last night. police are making enquires to trace the dog involved and its owner. firefighters have been tackling a blaze at the former jordanhill college building in glasgow. the fire broke outjust before four o

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, 60—year—old james raven, and 41—year—old otis matthews areanted in relation to mr waters‘s death, the attempted murder of a second man, and the false imprisonment and assault of other victims at the scene. he is being remanded in custody until his next hearing on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. this is bbc news, the headlines: polls have just opened in kazakhstan in presidential elections after the shock resignation of long—standing leader nursultan nazarbayev in march. this is the capital seen live, with the reporter changing the name of asta na the reporter changing the name of astana 22. leaders of the pro—democracy movement in sudan call for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience — starting on sunday. the us president, donald trump, has been celebrating his deal with mexico, designed to reduce the number of migrants crossing the border into america. he had threatened to impose trade tariffs if there was no agreement. in a joint declaration, the two countries said mexico would take unprecedented steps to curb irregular migration and

three other men, 69—year—old john wilson, 60—year—old james raven, and 41—year—old otis matthews, aremurder. mr more junior is wanted in connection with mr waters' death, the attempted murder of a second man and the false imprisonment and assault of other victims at the scene. he's been remanded in custody until his next hearing on monday. chi chi uzundu, bbc news. donald trump has called off his threat to impose tariffs on mexican imports, after a pledge that more will be done to clamp down on migration into the us. he says the tariffs, which were due to take effect on monday, would be "suspended indefinitely". our correspondent chris buckler is in washington for us tonight. the tariffs are off the table for 110w the tariffs are off the table for now but did mr trump get all he wa nted now but did mr trump get all he wanted from mexico? president trump is certainly trying to sell this as a good deal and mexico is trying to show it is doing all it can to crack down on trafficking and smuggling and it is also employing its national guard to its southern border with guatemala and the ke

as james and john ashley pointed out, our competitors are aggressively modernizing. what we do at the state department has to evolve as well. verification capabilities must evolve. this is some of the work that we do at the state department, with our partners at the ditra and department of energy and national labs and some other partners that we have to sort of quietly methodically professionally continue to develop verification mechanisms that ra critical as i outlined that really underpin an arms control agreement. and as technology has changed, we continue to invest and look at the next family of verification technologies, we do it quietly, but it is absolutely critical to the work, for policy makers and negotiators to know exactly what we can and can't verify. so i think that is important, again, some of the key historical underpinnings for arms control and where we're going, going forward. with that, i think i'll stop, and we will kind of turn it back over to rebecca. >> thank you very much for those very beneficial remarks. the first question i have that is on

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the british intelligence services g c h q were up to their eyeballs in it were long with james clapper and john brennan in the restroom at ground 0 and i was remembering that when trying to thread to the class the british document who called him up and asked openly you don't do that which theresa may there's a lot of dirt on both sides of the pond here. quite surreal scenario that we've seen play out donald trump i don't think it's going too far to say that he shoots from the hip shall we say he says what he wants and speaks very crude upsets a lot of people we've got him playing out this role of dignitary behaving very respectful and dignified lots of pomp and ceremony really unusual to see him in this situation how is this playing out in the us what are they making of seeing him in this unusual role. well that in the coverage i've seen here has been really truly restrained given how much most of the american media hates donald trump and i think it's correct to say yes he has what is a good behavior so is theresa may this is this is a very anti-climactic meeting in some ways as that is that sh

john berman spoke with a former fbi general counsel james baker about what investigators are doing now >> so the main investigative priority is to make sure people are safe, in other words, that there are no other people who were connected to or involved in the violent events that took place sadly today. and so investigators are trying to run down every single possible lead with respect to whether anybody else might have been involved. one of the things that they will do is to go to any locations that were owned, rented by the shooter. for example a house, apartment, storage shed, car, things like that. one of the most dangerous things is that people like this sometimes will booby trap locations like that prks so investigati so investigators have to produce cautiously. so they have to make sure there is no remaining threat to anyone in the community or anywhere else and bring whoever might be involved to justice. probably a low probability, not saying that there were, but safety of the community is what they are worried about most. >> and i know you also have concerned about the waves

as james and john ashley pointed out, our competitors are aggressively modernizing. what we do at the state department has to evolve as well. verification capabilities must evolve. this is the work we do at the state department with partners at the department of energy and national labs and other partners, we have quietly, methodically and professionally continued to develop verification mechanisms that underpin an arms-control agreement. as technology has changed, we continue to invest and look at the next family of verification technologies quietly, but it is absolutely critical to work for policymakers and negotiators to know what we can verify. it is important with historical underpinnings for arms control and where we are going forward. with that, i think i will stop. we will turn it back over to rebeccah. >> thank you for those beneficial remarks. as we approach the possibility of either extending the new start treaty or negotiating another treaty, the question i continue to have and many others have is, clearly today we heard that there are other things the ru

john who has died. the new orleans native best known for his 1973 hit "right place, wrong time" played jazz and blue rhythms for six decades. he performed with everyone from ringo starr to jamesretha franklin. dr. john was 77, >>> next to the country music world in shock, singer granger smith has announced the death of his youngest child after a tragic accident. >> smith and his wife turned to social media to deliver what he called unthinkable news. ♪ i got the windows down no one else around ♪ >> reporter: this morning, tragedy for a country music star and his family. granger smith announcing the sudden death of his 3-year-old son river after he drowned at their family home in texas. smith and his wife revealed river passed away following a tragic accident, and despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived adding, the joy river brought to their lives cannot be expressed and his light will be forever in our hearts. ♪ come on come one sing along sing along to my back road song ♪ >> reporter: the singer best known for his hit, "back road song." the father of three even featured his children in his music videos. river seen in "happens like that" falling into his fat

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condemn the president because this is exactly what george washington and alexander hamilton and james madison -- john madison and thomas jefferson warned about. they were obsessed with foreign powers interfering in our elections and influencing our domestic debates. the president has welcomed it again. >> we spend so much time focus on collusion or obstruction of justice when it comes to the mueller report. the biggest take away what mueller began his report with and what he ended with both from the report and his statement was that russia interfered, a foreign power interfered and attacked our election system and this is the president once again not only dismissing it, but welcoming it. >> sometimes the president says things to stir the pot, sometimes he says things to provoke. he seemed deadly sincere there. >> it came across as a moment of candor. he is in front of an experienced interviewer, george stephanopoulos had been with him at that point for a couple days, you get the man talking that's the job of an interviewer and i think he just said what was on his mind. it also reflected, by the way,

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