john gets in touch and invites him to the museum, with the idea that maybe he can lease disney part of the mayollection, and it could be a hit at disneyland, which had opened the previous year. to everyone's delight, walt himself agrees to a visit. john's daughter, carla, who's 13 at the time, is there when the legend arrives. >> walt disney went into the museum and dad took him all through the collection, and i trailed around behind watching this whole thing, and he was very impressed. he wanted to buy the collection. >> john sees an opening. he and disney discuss terms. john only wants to lease it, with his father's name on it. walt stands firm -- sell or no deal. >> dad said, "if we do sell it, will we at least get credit? will there be a plaque saying this is james frederick william may's collection," and this sort of thing? and disney said, "no, they don't give credit to anything in disneyland. it's all disney." >> john walks away, but, like disney, expands in florida. the may family opens a second bug museum in the popular theme park weeki wachee springs. he straps his signature beetle o

unless john may gave way to his opponent adama barrow now john mccain went into self-imposed exile after two decades in power and during his tenure critics say that his supporters plundered state funds did abuse funny for char travel to the gambia to find out how much has changed since his departure they are published every second day even though no one ever drives them these cars are visible relics of a regime that ruled the gumby oh for over two decades all of these skulls once belonged to the former president president says reappear right here on the license plate it tells you a story about his lavish lifestyle while at the same time these people didn't have enough food didn't have proper housing i lack access to health care. internationally met was a welcome guest despite widespread allegations of human rights abuses in his country in twenty seventeen he lost the election and fled into exile. a possible gravesite is being excused on the outskirts of fun jules a number of support and killed or disappeared during his role as gambia has begun to deal with the past jemez once again all o

so for example, john may have been engaged over several weeks or months by annen gaejment specialist in attempting to refer him for treatment. he's finally decided he's ready for treatment, he right landev relationship with that engagement specialist, who will often walk john over or drive john over to a treatment access program. that's located at 1380 howard street, run by d.p.h. that's the place where all of the substance abuse beds coordinated by d.p.h. is. those types of services include residential treatment. these are actually facilities, many of which are run by healthright 360. they're usually a 90-days, but it can go lessor more, depending on what the individual needs, and they can be placed there. in addition, while john is in that residential treatment center, h.s.h. is involved, and they're putting him through their coordinated entry process which then prioritizes where he is in the housing pipeline. >> chair mandelman: hold. supervisor ronen has questions and i have questions. >> supervisor ronen: thank you, chair mandelman. so a couple of questions. so first of all, i k

when the general asked about brother john, how is he, ali soufan choked up and said john may be dead.he general started choking up as well. when we said we needed al-quso immediately, he picked up the phone and told aided the lasky many flight was not to leave until al-quso was aboard. t cooperation was tremendous. to al qaeda, card-carrying members after that and it was a treasure trove of intelligence information post 9/11. jim: any other questions? >> i have several questions. i will try to limit. and little bit of background on who i am. my name is jim all gone -- jamaal gun. my brother jerome was one of the 17 that was killed. just a little bit of background. this is not a blame game on anyone, but my information about john o'neill is a little bit secondhand. mywas more in contact with father, giving him updates about a case. the kind of person he is -- you know this -- when he first heard about the attack, his response was probably an expletive. you are laughing because you know it is true. the reason why is because john o'neill actually knew it was al qaeda who did the attack r

when the general asked about the brother john, how is he, ali sufan choked up and said, john may be dead. the general started tearing up as well. and when we said we needed fhad al clouseau immediately, he picked up the phone, called the control tower in aden, and told them the last yemeni flight was not to leave until fhad clouseau was aboard. so the cooperation after that was absolutely tremendous. we had access to al qaeda card carrying members after that, and it was a veritable treasure trove of information post-9/11. >> another question? >> well, i have several questions. i'll try to limit the ones i have, but just a little bit of background who i am. my name is jamal gunn. my brother, sharon gunn, he was one of the 17 onboard the uss cole, one of the 17 that was killed. and just a little bit of background, what you were saying. this is not a blame game on anyone, but my information about john o'neill is a little by secondhand. he was more in contact with my father, giving him updates about the case throughout. but the kind of person he is -- you know this -- that when he first hear

[applause] i'm happy to take any questions you may have about john and abigail, or any adams of any generation. >> host: i'm the director for the history program, and i have the official job of bringing you the microphone for asking your questions. we also have both c-span with us, and we want to make sure we are getting your questions on audio and video as well. if you are going to be asking questioning please be patient and wait for me to arrive and speak clearly into the microphone. >> guest: so do you see the adams sense of providence closer to the older john winthrop style or some kind of mix? i think mostly of the declaration of independence letter how he thought he could have gone to with canada earlier but it's better than we -- does he see providence as something amorphous that could be shaped by our actions? >> sara: that's a great question because the nature of prove dimensionalism -- between the 17th century and the 19 little century, and you've give us the arts which is wonderful. i think he -- is certainly savers his approach to salvation, the idea that good works and free will c

john: even if mrs. may's brexit -- strikes a deal with mr. corbyn, mps on both could mutiny.tories hate the idea of delaying brexit or stayinglose to the eu or even talking to mr. corbyn. but labour mps want a new referendum whatever deal is struck, and jeremy corbyn has never much lik that idea. both leaders might be privately relieved if the talks come to nothing and it is left to mps to choose the ideal outcome if they can. mrs. may's nextrip is to brussels, where a 12-month delay has been suggested, maybe with enough flexibility to allow an earlier exit. but somema eu leaders want t the journey tougher, not easier. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. jane: let's look at some of the day's other news around the world. thousands of people have takents to the streef the algerian capital demanding a complete overhaul of th political system.sident stood down earlier in the week, and according to the constitution, the parliament speaker should take over. but protesters want all those associated with the former present to go. activists in saudi arabia say authories have detained

keanu reeves returns as john wick may 17th. upping the ante on everything.dzilla, king of monsters. sophie turner leads the x-men return june 7th with dark phoenix telling the origin story. there's men in black international june 14th. a generation spanning chapter with samuel l. jackson and richard roundtree. spiderman, far from home july 5th. while august teams wayne johnson and jason statham back up. >>> an illinois man starts a new job today and he has a police officer to thank for getting him to the interview. >> the officer pulled over baldwin after discovering he had expired plates and a suspended license. baldwin told the officer he had a job interview at fedex and had no other means of getting to his interview. to baldwin's surprise, instead of writing a ticket, the police officer decided to drive him to the actual interview and that generous act helped baldwin land the job at fedex. >> to give him a ticket and tow his car would just make things a lot worse so just tried to think how i could help him out and a lot of things police officers do in thi

. >> bret: suspect john ernest may face a hate crime charge in addition to murder and attempted murder charges. today, his family released a statement, saying "to our great shame, he is now a part of the history of evil that has been perpetrated on the jewish people for centuries." we are getting our first like tonight in five years at one of the world's most infamous terrorist. a benjamin hall in london with the newest video from the leader of isis. good evening, benjamin. >> it's been five long years since we last saw him, but here he is. he made the rally cry, that although the territorial war is gone, the ideological still one still exist. and the brutal attacks carried under his name will continue. showing al-baghadi in conversation with others. he appears to be in good health, despite numerous claims over the years that he was either dead or injured. he acknowledges clearly that setbacks that isis has faced in battle, and he says they will be avenged. he accepts pledges from terror groups around the world, notably some in africa. he reminds them that people across the world are w

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>> reporter: well, john, we may be seeing joe biden coming out in a short moment but really the appearance on "the view" gave him the chance to bring his message back to voters. over the past 24 hours, you've also seen one of those controversial issues from his career, back in the spotlight, and that was his handling of the 1991 testimony of anita hill and the hosts of "the view" questioned him about that. yesterday you had anita hill telling the "new york times" that she felt that biden's apology was basically saying i'm sorry for what happened, but not accepting responsibility for his mistakes, and he was really pressed about that moment, and biden basically was saying that he regrets once again, this is something he's repeatedly said over and over that he regrets the way that she had been treated, but he wasn't offering that full-throated apology for his personal involvement, since he was the chair of the senate judiciary committee at the time. one thing he did say today was he acknowledged that mistakes were made and he said that he was sorry for those mistakes, but i think a lot of cr

you may need the wipers out there john just said we have a little bit of drizzle. all right, let's head to the next bridge and that's 92 we're checking your drive on of hayward over to the peninsula and so far off to a pretty good start a quiet start the brake lights. you see those folks are heading west leaving hayward working their way into foster city and san detail and so far not encountering any problems. here's the golden gate, 21 looks good. no problems here into or out of san francisco. you're dry from the north bay is fine on south one to one of otto sausalito it's just wide open all the way across the span through the tolls and reports of any major accidents on city streets and our last fridge. the richmond center fell bridge was that some flashing lights in the parking lot right for everylmorning around this time. but police are now blocking it's going to be greater of hot spot free here on west 5 80 from the tolls all the way out to one on one. we'll take a look at bridges again coming up in a bit. troubling news in the south bay, a man is accused of a

may does buy more time, it will be used by her critics and potential successors who are oking to end her time in number 10 and carry on brexit under new management. johnar, bbc news, downing street. brexit is not just about the other 27 members of the eu have to agree, too. president macron of france declared that while the eu waswi ing to help mrs. may, the union could not be held hostage to what he called the political crisis in the u.k.co katya adlers this part of the story from brussels. katya: compared to the cacophony ofnpredictable politics in westminster these days, eu brexit meetings are carefully choreographed and determinedly on message. the threat of no deal was once used by the eu and u.kg as a negotiatctic. now the eu's chief negotiator says ongoing discord in parliament means a disorderly exit is more likely by the day. by repeating that message over and over, he hopes mps will listen. >> so, no deal wre never our deor intended scenario. no deal was never my desired or intended scenario. but the eu27 is now prepared. katya: but are they? the french president is one of many eu leaders concerned about plans for the irish border in case of

john roberts. british prime minister theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons. after that, a discussion on the future of nato. ♪ brian: joan buskupic, author of "the chief." chief john roberts. you spent 20 hours with chief john roberts. seven different times and interviews, but off the record? joan: he let me put some things on the record to use in the book , but most of it he kept off the record. it was instructive, brian, to sit facing him as we are facing each other, over a long period of time.

been working on this nuclear missile system or maybe you can help me with it, because john may know that have the proper clearance level to have access. you have to inquire because it is not as if you wear a button that says where you're clearance level is or what color badge or a red shirt on star trek to indicate you will die versus a gold shirt as a surviving officer. blue badgegreen or which is contractor versus government official, but it will not indicate clearance level. have to ask around to make sure that you do not inadvertently give someone access to information that they should not have. if that happens that is a security violation and you have to report it and you could lose your clearance. host: points for the star trek reference. gertrude, florida, democrats line. go-ahead. caller: is it true that jared kushner's high school teacher said that his grades did not merit getting into harvard, but his father donated $250,000? as a result he was accepted? guest: i know that has been reported. let us take this into the context of how could that be relevant? if we look at the coll

john: senior administers emerged ter a grinding seven hours at the table.it brexrs did not like theresa may'sand said so, although one more supportive of mrs. may tried to keep a lid on dissent. >> i think everyone recognizes that it would be better if we had secured support for the withdrawal last week. we now need to ensure we can get a majority for us leaving the european union. john: your cabinet colleagues were very unhappy. >> i don't think any of us are happy with the situation we find ourselves in. ideally, as i mentioned, we would've had a withdrawal reent last friday commanding a majority in the house of commons which would have allowed us to leave the european union in good order and as rapidly as possible. john: the labor leader invited now to offer his ideas for brexit spelled them out. mr. corbyn: we put forward proposals to ensure that thereon is a customs uith european union and above all, protections of standards for consumers, environment, and workers' rights. we will ensure those are there on the table so there is no danger of crashing out. john: but at wtminster, most mps

>> my name is john jones, and may my comments please the commission, there's a message that you get on the municipal railway. it reads as follows: get where you're going safely. keep your eyes up and your hands down while riding on muni. now, i don't have a car. i get around on muni, and a bicycle. but this is san francisco, the queen city of the west. people would die to live here. why is it that we have this kind of message on the muni? i know my answer. my question is rhetorical. but the people who ride the muni are by and large the most vulnerable among us. i call this to the attention of the commission. i have no magic bullet recommendation, but the muni is incredibly important. i take it all the time, and when i heard that message, is tells me i got to look at the person next to me and the person across the aisle, maybe the person at the back of the bus, and i've got to make nasty faces at them so they don't mug me. but the truth of the matter is that it's unfortunate that this message -- we have to hear this ma message on the municipal railway. thank you. >> president hirsch: th

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john? >> sure. microsoft may not be the most valuable company in the world but i put them down at this point as one of the most impressive business case studies in history with this turnaround. microsoft was incredible legacy business as the pc business continues to shrink, gaming business is sort of okay but the cloud business is where it's at. the future is in cloud. it is all ai-based. it requires very heavy -- connell: what do you compare, john meyer, how do you compare microsoft to the big behemoths in the cloud world? amazon is one everybody thinks of, adobe, sales force, other companies involved there. how do you compare what microsoft is doing on the competitive space? >> sure i'm glad you have me. ceos of companies, all that i have experience working with a son, aws, the microsoft. and key difference microsoft seems to have with the cloud service a much more user friendly, founder friendly and ceo friendly approach to using their cloud services and amazon has always been a bit of a pain if you talk to so

student a female was not named by the university or in court documents, stanford sailing coach john van de boer, you mayeaded guilty last month to charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes to the sailing program in exchange for falsely designating to applicants the sailing recruits. neither which at any competitive sailing experience the money was funneled from wealthy parents to a charity run by rick singer who in turn is said to have paid off more. but neither of those 2 students followed through with her application process and we're never enrolled at stanford, the university says that while the expelled student was associated with the contribution to the sailing program. she was never actually a member of the sailing program or any other stanford athletic team. at stanford from kron 4 >>in the east bay, at least 2 sideshows took place in oakland last night want to show you some video from one around 5 o'clock yesterday you see the crowd gathering to watch the car's at international and 42th in the fruitvale district. a woman posted this video on twitter say she was stuck in t

student a female was not named by the university or in court documents, stanford sailing coach john van de boer, you may recall pleaded guilty last month to charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes to the sailing program in exchange for falsely designating to applicants the sailing recruits. neither which at any competitive sailing experience the money was funneled from wealthy parents to a charity run by rick singer who in turn is said to have paid off more. but neither of those 2 students followed through with their application process and we're never enrolled at stanford, the university says that while the expelled student was associated with the contribution to the sailing program. she was never actually a member of the sailing program or any other stanford athletic team. at stanford for kron 4 news. on the peninsula daily city man is in hospital after being attacked by a dog early this morning, this was a vicious attack, a gruesome scene the animal was killed the victim remains in criticalucondition tonight kron four charles clifford. >>spoke to the victims family members.

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student a female was not named by the university or in court documents, stanford sailing coach john van de boer, you may recall pleaded guilty last month to charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering for arranging bribes to the sailing program in exchange for falsely designating to applicants the sailing recruits. neither which at any competitive sailing experience the money was funneled from wealthy parents to a charity run by rick singer who in turn is said to have paid off more. but neither of those 2 students followed through with her application process and we're never enrolled at stanford, the university says that while the expelled student was associated with the contribution to the sailing program. she was never actually a member of the sailing program or any other stanford athletic team. at stanford from kron 4 news. >>east bay congressman eric swalwell is officially running for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. he announced his van during a taping of the late show with stephen are saying that he filed paperwork with the federal election commission today. the 38 year-old has then c

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prosecutors may get permission to view the mental health records of 28 year-old john lee cal. >>you may recall cowl is charged with murder for stabbing and killing 18 year-old neil wilson at the macarthur bart station in oakland today, prosecutors asked a judge to give their expert witnesses, the suspects, psychological records. this after 2 psychiatrists examined cowan submitted opposing conclusions about is mental confidence is a picture of neil wilson. the judge says he's willing to grant prosecutors request bought wants him to fi amended legal papers first he expects to make a final ruling on wednesday. we have an update tonight in a case of a stolen day care van. conquer police arrested a man in connection to that theft officers say bryan carrie stole the van last friday from diana adair daycare in concord he's charged with vehicles action. the in a possession of stolen property, he is in custody. his bail is a $120,000 but check this out these are the flowers, the balloons and thank you letters from the children at that day care. they are all for the dispatcher amber who

. >> the first person that talked about that was then dhs chief john kelly. we mayent effect. >> it looks like sophie's choice, doesn't it? >> that's a great way to out it. >> do you know what i mean? separate the kids from the parents. >> you have to do that because you can only hold people for 72 hours. that is something that dhs and hhs already did. this would be an entirely different thing. it would be a lot of strain on i.c.e. you have to reorient funds that appropriated for it to get people on busses to ship them from the border to the coast. it's a big deal. >> one thing we know, trump's not going to change. >> no, he's not. >> is he going to win again? >> i think there is a likelihood that he does. right now biden is trending really well, but also biden has run before and we know that he starts out really strong and then he kind of pitters out. we have, you know, 500-some-odd days left. we'll have to see who can step up. >> who can beat him? who is the best bet? >> i think the best on policy is warren. >> the best to beat trump? >> i would say a combination

pullers but the cash payers in the fast trackers are still stock it's backed up through the oakland may's johnwell robin we started the week with rain no more of that at least for today and the rest of the week. you are seeing some low clouds hanging out across the bay, but these are going to last for much longer and after which point you have clear skies and increasingly warm temperatures into the afternoon as of this morning, it's still certainly cool most temperatures are in the 50's napa sitting at 48 degrees pedal him at 50 berkeley a 51 and oakland right now at 54 degrees later today there you go 70's back in the forecast oakland all the way up to that 70 degree mark with san jose. a nice 74. i'm talking even warmer weather into tomorrow back to you. >>thanks john it's a 31 and the disgraced did dixie school district is getting a new name yet dixie no more as it turns out the school board in center field voted to change the name entirely proper as christina tate wrote joining us now live in sandra fell with the latest on this good morning, christina. >>now school officials say that they

by may twenty second brussels though could refuse further talks which could lead to an exit without any deal if you go commentator and journalist john white says that to reason may's trying to shift the blame for her failed bracks a plan to the labor party. i think this could be a trap for coburn because prime minister to use and he said he would do christie condition to these talks that he must have who are the draw do this who could be a trial whereby prime minister can engage in these talks in bad faith and then come out and believe it or recover from looking to accept and that will be a basis for going to really general election bring that the bad publicity that cruised to jericho and as a consequence will see him lose our election given that the prime minister is in utter crisis the government is in crisis and there needs to be some kind of cathartic moment that will release the pressure as both took over these past few weeks yet you see of course by passionate this juncture to see that talks will be assured and a neutral sense. a people smuggler has shed light on the lucrative illegal trade revealing it cause seems migrant at

john f. if keep and khrushchev immediately after that first air strike? jim: no. >> that may have caused john kennedy to back out? jim: no. the conversations were with dean rusk, mainly his secretary of state who advised him to stop. khrushchev did on the 18th send a very threatening letter to john kennedy, really, saying, if you value the lives of your people, you better back off. you know, in the cold war, the stakes were always so high, and i think that's why we have to have some sympathy for these presidents who served when, they were always a few decisions away from nuclear war, at least they thought they were. khrushchev said if you -- i can't quote the letter, it's in the book, but you better get out of cuba or we're going egg to come after you. so there were several communications after that and kennedy never responded to that. yes? >> during your research, did you come across any documentation that, after the election, the republican administration either wanted to back off or wanted to accelerate it? jim: there was a c.i.a. history done in the 1970's, and a guy name

john. your dad, you may remember, you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad became friends with beau, and beau talked about your dad's courage not about illness, about his courage. >> i think people look at that as the vice president's superpower unquestioned empathy. >> that's why his team points ability to connect with people. you know i recently sat down with one of biden's closest friends. the chief of staff for nearly two decades in the senate. he pointed out to me that biden has a lot of character. he said that's because of moments of difficulty that he's gone through his life according to the death of his wife and daughter when he was just 29 years old, just elected to the senate and then in 2015 of his son beau biden. ted kaufman told me he's someone who is comfortable in his skin and not all political candidates are like that. i think this appearance on "the view" maybe they are hoping can remind people of that human being that is joe biden. >> things are getting very interesting. thank you very much for giving us your take. >>> repent that'

john radcliffe as "verified." you have the inspector general, who was supposedly going to conclude in the may-june time frame, also john huber, we are not sure, the u.s. attorney in utah, what he or may not be doing. but i'm not aware of any precedents here about how the court is going to deal with the potential -- potential -- that they were lied to and given a document that truly was not verified. >> let me say, i've practiced before the fisa court, i've seen these applications when i was in the justice department. i am absolutely shocked that people add justice, people at fbi, would rely on something so flimsy as the steele dossier, which come as you pointed out, has been complete be repudiated by the mueller report. what can happen? as you point out, the justice department could conduct ultimately criminal investigation. if you are the fisa court, unfortunately the way they can retaliate is to stop granting anymore fisa warrants. or to ask for -- they can ask were also there to be investigation or prosecution of the agents or even a high-ranking intelligence agenca administration who proved these warrants and

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john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad when he worked with me became friends with beau. beau talked about your dad's courage, not illness >> interesting that's where he's going first. >> the mccain family supports biden. there is concern about whether it hurts or helps him in a primary challenge. the political brand of mccain for biden in 2020 will be important. he will's goi go on "the view" k to their viewers. really? we want a 76-year-old white man to lead us now? that's a question he'll have to face. the other side of the ledger, you say what are the immediate strengths? how about where he's doing his business? it's pennsylvania. the argument will be he can win pennsylvania. some democrats are fighting if war. who can take the fight to donald trump? who can win a state like pennsylvania? of course who can raise money out of the gate which biden said is so important. the things alex said about pitfalls and there is more to discuss with biden but it's biden against everybody else. that's the change. >> you talke

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may i just ask. john to what degree the the way that this law is implemented is really already set in stone certainly members of the german government have been saying since passage of the directive. that it won't usher in changes drastic as what many people fear and the german justice minister for example said she doesn't like the idea of upload filters but she's absolutely determined to implement this law. in such a way that it quote unquote does not disrupt freedom of expression on the web. so is there more flexibility here than meets the eye. well if i mean first off we have to assume the worst if -- if the laws made and if if it's and falls then -- it's done and this is. not much can first have to be implemented international has it has your state and as i was going to take a couple of years it's going to take. a maximum of two years that's the rule -- no but we we asked some. some very high ranking german law professors whether. this law as it was now in past in brussels allows for what exit for exa

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john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad when he worked with me became friends with beau. beau talked about your dad's courage, not about illness, but about his courage. >> you know, looking at the clip, that's what biden and his supporters point to. that personal connection. his ability to emote with people. they see it as one of his strongest assets going forward. he'll have to defend a long record. i think biden and his team hope people will remember those moments and realize or argue he's a real person who can connect with you. that's what they are hoping voters will remember going in. >> the interesting thing is how biden will lean in to the middle because there are independents who will vote in the primaries. there is no real republican contest which might mean you get independent voters in new hampshire which could be a huge deal. mccain voters could actually show up. you are also seeing his opponents worry. there is a reason elizabeth warren made critical comments about joe biden yesterday. there is a reason

john. he said it may not necessarily be something criminal, but he really wants to take a look at it. so this is going to be just the beginning of a pretty long and contentious conversation over spying, john. >> a contentious conversation over that. contention still to come over when we see the report and what's in it. laura jarrett, appreciate the live report from the justice department. with me here in studio to discuss. evan, he used the word spying, which, you know, for those of us in the, you know, mainstream or people watching at home, you might think that's james bond or jason bourne. within the community, it is a term of art. >> it is a loaded term. >> he was later pressed and said he wants to see unauthorized surveillance. when the attorney general of the united states says spying, number one, he's channelling his boss, the president. number two, how significant do we believe his concerns are about this and where do they come from? is it just because this is the conservative chatter or is there something in the mueller report about this? >> well, i don't believe it's going to

. >> one of the things that gave beau courage, my word was, john, you're dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad, when he was a -- a worker, he became friends with beau and beau talked about your dad's courage. not about illness, but about his courage. >> just want to reach through the screen and squeeze meghan mccain. but what do you make of that clip and what moment they could have tomorrow? >> that is joe biden at his best. that is someone who is authentic, it is the reason he connects with people. it is the reason that he can do what some of the other democrats may not be -- may not be able to do which is where is he living the next couple of days. he'll be in pennsylvania. this is about donald trump won pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. by less than 1% of the vote. >> yep. >> when you see him there what his supporters think is that's the joe biden that could get some of the trump voters back. >> i agree. that is the best of biden. i would also say strategically going on the "view," appealing to female voters and appearing to kind o

all right i think we may have a problem with the line. hello john the jamila can you hear us. well the protesters i interviewed yesterday told me that they will boycott the election in july because they don't believe that there can be a new free election you know gloria as long as members with a few guys inner circle of healing power that the new presidential election is only a strike if he's got the political elite to maintain the status quo the demonstrators get a mind to take the streets and give their demands met and today that humans are clear they want the end of what they call the book was very into was a yes' ruling elite protesters are asking for the three d. jubilee to leave this includes interim president then and then cut their last. last probably need to move it in and the head of the constitution confident that you have been laid out all right jim and i will tend to in algiers thank you so much for speaking to us. apologies for the problems with the line that we're going to go back to his. very strong similarities we're seeing here between the protests in algeria

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you may remember, john, there had been multiple reports that al-baghdadi had been injured and even killedn it baabattle. he's telling his supporters around the world he is still in control. >> for people who watch isis closely, like you do, significant marker. thank you so much for being with us this morning. appreciate it. >>> actress lori loughlin among 17 parents in the college admissions scandal who have now pleaded not guilty. why a legal expert says the parents are on a collision course with disaster. that's next. >>> new this morning, actress lori loughlin and her husband have formally pleaded not guilty in the college admissions scandal. they're charged with money laundering for getting their daughters in college, paying $500,000 to a false charity and falsely claiming they were cru recruits. joey, not to put too fine a point on this, but you say loughlin and the others who pleaded not guilty are on a collision course with disaster. why? >> i said it. i own it. look, we have a system, john, good morning, that is very equipped and highly designed to deal with people who want to go