you see a large police presence at john paul park at lower nike.rmed officers are searching there and the surrounding area. and police dogs are aiding in the search for selby. police called off the search yesterday afternoon because they believed he was not in the area. john paul park at lower nike they closed the park as they do the search. daniel selby, the 25-year-old is on the run since sunday night and a tipster called in and said they spotted selby in the area. we'll continue to monitor the situation. again seven central bucks schools are on lockdown now as the search goes on. >>> the second day of the bill cosby, the 79-year-old comedian appeared to have a smile on his face as he walked into the courtroom this morning. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting former temple employee, andrea constand at his home in 2004. the prosecution is continuing its case today. >> reporter: sara and the day wrapped up yesterday with a question where the mother of a past accuser could testify in this trial and the judge announced his decision that that m

i think they gave-- i think they fast tracked john paul ii through venerable, blessed, and straight togot to have, like two or three-- >> you need two miracles. >> stephen: two miracles-- associated with you. >> i don't know why it's two. it's not like half of us would be, "you know, if it was one, i'd go for it, because i can do that thing with my elbow." you know? ( laughter ) speaking of saints, where i live, downtown manhattan, is where the first american saint is buried. his st.-- now i can't think -- >> stephen: he's on the doors of st. patrick's. >> st. -- >> stephen: elizabeth ann seton is the first american saint. >> no, he was a slave. >> stephen: what? >> he was a slave. >> stephen: he might have been earlier than her but she was the first saint. i promise you. >> he was a saint, and he was a hairdresser. he was a hairdresser, and he is at st. patrick's canada ca neederal. >> stephen: it was st. paul mitchell. st. vidal sassoon. you know what? twitter is going to let you know. but he was a hairdress gler we'll take a break. you can stick around for another thing. >> when hoe

john paul ii's call for a new evangelization, giving comfort to the weary. this honestly feel like coming home to me. [cheers and applause] v.p. pence: i'm the son of two devout american catholics. i'm the grandson and the namesake of an irish immigrant. and his wonderful wife. and i just learned from father jenkins that notre dame, where i had the opportunity to speak, that even though my official biography says i was raised in a large catholic family, i'm actually from a midsized catholic family. only six children. [laughter] v.p. pence: in the family i grew up in. the hymns and liturgies of the catholic church are the anthems of my youth. the bible says train up a child in the way he should go and when he's old he'll not depart from it. i want to tell you, as a young boy growing up in a small town in southern indiana, my catholic faith poured an eternal foundation in my life. i did eight years of hard time at catholic school. [laughter] v.p. pence: the name "sister rachel" still sends a shiver down my spine. [laughter] v.p. pence: honestly, i was the bene

i don't know if i ever opened up and read liner notes that james baldwin and john paul sharp. [ laughteri was impressed but i was taken aback by that. tell me your -- rational for the two. >> well, i was having a little bit of exponential crisis. >> sounds like it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> part of writing this album and taking a trip to mexico and isolating myself was of the idea just trying to see who i was without the comforts of home and the people around me and those kinds of things. i think that a lot of me trying to see who i really was. the time alone in mexico was good for you. >> yeah, very good for me. >> i had to get away from, you know, the 24 hours news cycle that was happening at the time just new orleans and a little stress. sthoo t >> the violence. >> the violence was stressful, i got shot in new orleans right before i left. the city was -- it seems like it was getting worse and worse and heck i can a hectic and i needed to get out there. i think it is good. you need those times to think about where you are in your life and where you need to go. >> i get from listening to

the 41 packages were storage unit. 45-year-old john paul is currently being held in santa rita jail with thefts, and police want to hear from anybody who was expecting a package but never got one. >>> and then yesterday a budget conference committee advanced pieces of the compromised state budget and includes a boost to spending on social services. the panel also placed restrictions on the uc office of the president following a scathing audit. lawmakers and the governor face a june 15th deadline, and after that date lawmakers will lose their way until a budget is approved. >>> no doubt there are warrior fans across the country, but how about across the ocean. and the dubs have captured the hearts of people in china. >> in china town, san francisco, fans don't have to look far for a sense of warrior pride. >> yes, we love golden state here in the bay, but dub nation extends across the pacific, especially in china, a country that loves to win as much as it loves a superstar, or in this case a group of them. >> it'splayers like steph c to be more relatable to the chinese according to the pr

police and k-9 searched the area of john paul park and as a result of the search seven bucks school district schools are on lockdown. his father was arrested for helping his son evade police. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates when they become available. >>> it is day two of the trial for bill cosby. he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman more than a decade ago. a jury of 12 chosen from the pittsburgh area, will decide the comedian's fate. vernon odom is live outside of the courthouse with more. >> good afternoon the montgomery county da is steadily building toward the climatic testimony of andrea constand his accuser here at trial. that is expected sometime late they are week. the cosby trial resumed with the focus on the prosecution's second most important witness, kelly johnson told the jury that cosby lured her to a hotel bungalow and plied her with drugs and wine and she became disorients as the showbiz legend assaulted her. and the prosecution wants to show this is a pattern of behavior going back decades. and they tried to go after her creditab

unit after a man was arrested for taking packages outside homes on bay farm island. 45-year-old john paul is being held at santa rita jail in connection with this. >> it is a rainy day from rohnert park to san francisco to walnut creek. it is a rare june event. let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for more. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, the showers verified as we expected. as you look at live doppler 7 now, you will notice there is still a bit of green on the screen. very spotty in nature. it's drizzle or a light shower as we take you to street level radar. bay shore, san bruno avenue, bay view district. also in the east bay we are seeing a few showers right around coming skyway crockett. as you take a look terrain fall totals, a trace of an inch in san jose to 24 hundredths of an inch in santa rosa. that is the average rainfall in santa rosa, that is what they got in one day. hour by hour 6:00 tonight could see spotty showers. this continues at 9:00 p.m. and by 11:00 p.m., just some lingering clouds. we'll take a look at your weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. kriste

a new protective gear and normal being come to mean it same color and nobody's forms john paul's wait for the definitive version of the report. when the report released and is released nor to know on so it all or rather just the league of mantua someone who was interviewed with me to look. at it come to me not the explanation. but though they signed. all the years of. very important question. the author stole the report strangely enough. on the animals. of illusion clear as it was of it all the sub has grown to use sort of the chemical weapons the report in detail evolves not it says. here we will the bear those. may be the. think that it gives them more important than the stoppage the whole picture and determined. the exact number. but. unable to even determine the number of casualties. will just. first considerations host impressions that come to mind. certainly. always will study of the people oh there will be a technical expertise or so. we will be ready. for the four months for the considerations of woman's look. on the occasional blue extraordinary session on the executive counc

john paul, thank you so much more joining us today. >> my pleasure. you've got a great station and you're super cool. >> i wish we could talk with you the whole day but you've been so successful in yuour life. i know you started, you were homeless and things were hard. but i would love to hear from someone who is so successful about the time when you felt i need to give this all up. did that ever happen to you. was it ever so hard that you thought i can't do it. >> so many times i was so down i would look up and see an ant. >> we only started for 700 dollars. every day for two years we should have gone bankrupt. it was hand to mouth. very difficult. why are we doing this. i can't pay the bills, i can't sleep at night. that happened many times. people are saying no. i can't get this from this person. a lot of times. but deep inside it was, i know what we have is the greatest product for hair, i know if i keep on talking about it to enough people and they try it, they're going to reorder it. after two years, a big movement for us, after two years we wer

--lion or john paul's all john paulson has joined pharmaceuticals to help with the company's turnaroundlost more than 80% of its value since 2015. grubhub may be the next food company in the crosshairs for amazon. that is according to a report from equity research firm web bush. it would be a win-win for both companies they said. the realm ofithin possibility, it said. the iconic company known -- atari has confirmed that it is making a new videogame console. its first launch was in 1977. it was dominated by nintendo and sega. 2013 as a mobile games platform. that sound brings back memories. ahead we are going to brussels and we will give you the latest on the brexit negotiations. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. pressing -- brexit talks have begun. amid confusion over what the u.k. government wants. in theg domestic crisis u.k. and the public mood shaken by several atlee tragedies. joining us now from plus souls -- joining us now from brussels u.k.an, how can the negotiate with brussels if they are still negotiating who will be in power? >> that

alongsidea picture john paul juncker. what does he think when he sees these exit polls?is: i have no idea what he thinks it -- it depends what time of day it is, i suppose. >> 11:00 in brussels. >> does that make a difference? francis: our counterparts in the e.u. want to know who they are dealing with, what sort of hand the prime minister is going to have. theresa may? francis: i would think so, unless it turns out to be worse than this projection, i would expect her to be prime minister, of course. >> what does the market need to see in t next 24 hours to settle down? >> they need to see what the government is going to look like. head back to 2010. we did not have the brexit negotiations. we carried most of that election with the hung parliament. sterling reacted badly. you then have a period of consolidation were people waited to see what would happen. think we are going to have a weak -- >> thank you very much. more for u.k. trade. simon derrick. remember, the functionality you can use on your terminal. next, we go to europe for its take. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome

in bones john paul jones back from france. it was all a show. tr was very into this kind of thing.e wanted the american public to be excited about this navy that they have been spending a great deal of taxpayer money on. he wanted to definitely warn the japanese in the pacific that the united states have the means and will to project power in the pacific. he wanted to exercise the capabilities of the united states fleet. i will return to this point when we begin to talk about the united state's action in the first world war because the are crucial in the first world war. about thisnot talk as much, but the british had been getting very cozy with the japanese. why? because the british wanted to bring a lot of their assets home because they are starting to worry about germany. so they would rather that other nations sort of took care of their peacekeeping duties that the royal fleet had been doing. tr is trying to say to the british, "look, we would be a great ally in the pacific as well. we have the ability to project power like this. ook at our great white fleet." it is a big succe

today the class of 2017 from pope john paul ii high school got their diplomas here in royersford andgratulations to the seniors as they head off to college and the real world. sciencives have discovered how long humans are on earth and michelle obama spilled a secret for all the two termed president obama was in office. what he reveals about one of obama's signature looks. >>> cecily tynan is back at the zoo tonight. it's feeding time cecily? >> it is i'm not just at the zoo i'm inside mere cat maze because it's feeding time and i have a cup full of meal worms and super worms because they taste super to mere cats and i will spread them around and the mere cats are over there waiting for dinner time. i'll hide these and then release the critters in here and find all the worms, they are from african and like it warm and i'll talk about hot weather on the way in the accuweather forecast. hide it behind the rhino here. neighbor i'll cover some up. back to you. >> this should be fun. >> meal worms. >> tasty. looks delicious. >>> sports phillies are suddenly red hot and jeff skversky will

. >> one of sought after players in the league is paul george and john paul trying to bring him to d.c.. >> i know his ultimate goal. >> and quicken loans national tournament montgomery county. leesburg native billy surely the third will hold a press conference and take first swing in shot for heroes opening sayre honie that raises money for military affiliated charities and there's a field of 120 gol golfers. >> actor charlie sheen selling offer sport memoriabilia and this is center piece. >> what might this be going for? the actual bid left in the auction is what? >> $325,000. >> $200,000. >> correct, $611,000 comes with original copy of the document and contract one of babe runl's contract going for $379,000. auction doesn't close until june 30 and charlie sheen says i don't remember what i paid for this stuff. >> we didn't bid over the showcase. >> we did >> that's important. >> stayed. >> all you have to do is pay for it now. >> charlie sheep going to pocket over a million. >> looks elegant. >> woptder why he's selling it. >> never mind i probably know. >> what's going on in the w

louis" to the john paul stevens.hank you. >> think of have me. >> shepard: not as dramatic an effect to be had this time. can you explain to reviewers why? >> it's a mixed bag. the supreme court sort of -- did look a little bit of justice, slashing this remedy on the travel ban, which says, if you have a bona fide relationship, family relationship or relationship with an institution, like a employer or institution or university, cannot be applied. that provision of the effect applies to immigrants and refugees. that makes a difference. for refugees, who are driven to come here by conditions and persecutions in their country, they will be less likely to have that institutional or familiar relationship. the court has given the administration a pretty strong basis for enforcing this ban against refugees. for immigrants, the line has to be drawn more carefully and closely. homeland security is responsible for figuring out whether an immigrant has that relationship that the court talked about, so the administrative offici

pope john paul ii, ronald reagan, jimmy carter was stopped, gerald ford -- jimmy carter was stalked,erald ford, someone opened fire on the white house with an assault rifle and did damage to the building. puerto rican nationalists in the truman administration stormed congress and killed members of congress. it is implicit that members of congress and every american should be allowed to carry a concealed weapon to defend themselves. absolutely. times,n the washington it details one plan to allow lawmakers to do that saying congressman thomas massie says he is introducing legislation that would recognize out-of-state concealed carry permits in the district of columbia in the wake of the shocking attack on congressman steve scalise and others in northern virginia on wednesday. i am trying to anticipate how to avoid a tragic situation in the german he said in an in a real on fox business network -- he said in an interview and fox business network. in the public we are not armed and unaccompanied for the most part. leon calling in from maryland, a gun owner. do you think members of congre

. >> in the burlington county times, international night at the pope john paul regional school in willingboro put the spotlight on ten countries, with student performing traditional dances, making traditional foods. visitors got the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of each country. >> and that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> rahel, this is surely a funny one. some painters take a break at very bad time. >> wait until you see their half finished job, not paying attention to the tv now, take a look, watertown, in the town of wisconsin looks like this wednesday afternoon, until about thursday morning. you see there it says sex. resident upset, other laughed it off. interestingly, though, we're told the last time the town path dollars the water tour, the paint he is did the same thing. they know what they're doing. >> exactly. >> having little fun at the town's expense. >> you know, it is a hard job. a little chuckle on the job, right? coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the winner of this year's spelling bee. and see if rahe

what would they make you -- what impressions you did -- >> well, i came up with one which was pope john paul no one really knew how he talked. [ laughter ] but i'd heard him and he kind of spoke like this. [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] and the big -- >> jimmy: what in the world is going on? >> this is what got me the part. >> jimmy: how did i not get this gig? i can't believe it. >> i know. [ laughter ] you can do like 80 different impressions. >> jimmy: [ unintelligible ] i guess they don't want to see a travolta impersonation. >> well, see if you can do the pope. i don't know about that. >> jimmy: see, that's fantastic. i remember my -- i love "the dana carvey show." short lived. only what? >> six episodes. >> jimmy: six episodes. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it really was. >> yeah. >> jimmy: great, great team on there. i know smigel's fantastic. louis' fantastic. stephen colbert, where you were both -- you were waiters. >> waiters. >> jimmy: do you rememeber what i'm talking about? someone said -- [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. someone just got a text. >> yes. it was c

religious, one of the things that people are not listening to their religious leaders. 2003, pope john paul ii had over 230 religious leaders that out of their gathering they had a document called the pledge for peace. in one of those, they all said they denounced terrorism in the name of religion. and then finally, here in , whatnd, on our max happened? it was not a muslim being slas hed. it was catholics and others who stood up for someone who was a muslim. host: john is up early in beaverton, oregon. nytimes.com, on the prime minister theresa may saying enough is enough. she spoke outside of 10 downing street 2.5 hours ago. [video clip] >> we cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are. things need to change and they need to change in for important ways. first, while the recent attacks are not connected by, networks, the common networks, they are connected in one important sense. bound together by islamist extremism that preaches preaches separation, and promotes separatism. human rights are incompatible with radical islam. is an ideology that is a perversion of isla

this is my bronze of pope john paul at st. matthew's cathedral. this is the first piece that i did in 1979-1980. i had the advantage of going through, if you remember, during his election, the press was wild over his election. the magazines and newspapers were filled with images of the pope i could go through hundreds of images and i could pick the pose i thought was more indicative of his personality. why am i saying this? because we don't know about monroe. we have to rely on drawings and photographs that we have. arrived at this to express his personality and energy. this is a more conventional version i have done that one would think this is what one thinks of a bust. this can stand on its own. indeed, if it was a commission from somebody, that is how the original would have been done. instead of this, but i made this on my own and then sold it to st. matthew's cathedral to display starting with his visit in 1979. i was able to do that myself. i started off with photographs. a young man and then you go through others. you get the way he holds

you know pope john paul the second one time said freedom consists not in doing what you will, but having the right to do what you ought and i think we ought to keep that in mind. >> beautiful words. poin yent especially now. souds right you guys are going ahead and playing. it is for charity. hopefully you'll raise more money than ever. how will you feel out there tonight? >> i feel very good. actually, i can't wait to play. you know, it is one of those things that it is like we're not going to let this guy beat us, right? all of us members, republican and democrat are going to go out on this field and show people we are not backing down and we're here to do a job and we care about our fellow citizens and that's really what it's all about. >> well, i hope that it all motivates into your hands on the bat and your hand in the glove and you play the best you ever have. there will be no losers on that field tonight and i hope you raise more money than ever. >> well said, chris. >> thank you for your service to the country. thank you for your service to congressman steve scalise. you are welc

cold war is complicated, and to kiss describe it all without offense on the ground in east germany, john paul ii's visit to poland, so forth. reykjavik matter. in my judgment, at least this had -- ronald reagan brought to bear just soviet union -- when the soviets had matched us. halfhad spent decade and a developing a blue ocean navy, nuclear arsenal is roughly equivalent with ours. all right. they say no no no, we will also bring to bear in this struggle our economic and technical time -- -- dynamism. with a reconnect missiles out of the sky and provide a perfect -- who knows. if we start doing research, we bring to bear our economic and technical dynamism. you can't match us. gorbachev went to reykjavik command jumped him. remember, reykjavik was supposed to be a pre-summit summit. ande went there with a trap said, mr. president, look at all that you can have prayed and went to bed that night feeling pretty well. the next morning, gorbachev said, there's one detail. find fbi to laboratory testing, reagan said no. decisive.es me as gorbachev goes back to moscow command the game is over. --s

you know, pope john paul ii spoke about the freedom we enjoy in america, and it's in that piece, too,he freedoms, and he said, freedom consists not in doing what you will but having the right to do what you ought. and i think we all need to take a step back and start thinking about that a little bit more often. >> that's a nice place to end. congressman brad wenstrup, thank you so much for your time. happy father's day. grateful that you are serving our country today. >> thank you. you, too. thank you. >>> this tuesday, it's a peach state showdown. a critical seat in congress is up for grabs in georgia in the most expensive house race in history. we will preview this race and discuss the trump factor, next. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." well you're really ge the new ipad pro because you can do pretty much everything with it, like type... hate it. or take notes... hate it. or even multitask. multi-hate yeah. you can do all the things you hate. great. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release techn

one thing to keep in mind is that when other justices recently have retired voluntarily, justice john paulns and justice david souter, they both retired in the spring to give the senate enough time to hold hearings and have their successors be on the bench when the court returned in the fall. so, you know, i think it's anyone's guess at this point. but we probably will know in the next week or so. >> ari, your thought on that, also got a show coming up. >> i'll tell you about both. number one, if we put up on the screen the years, that's the only indicator we have. 29 years puts him in much longer than anyone else, three more than thomas and more than ginsburg at 24 years, so he's been going a long time. we have no idea. i interviewed justice breyer once, how do you know when to retire? i have no idea, i guess i'll just know. for a lot of them that means they go a long time. >> time-out, if you will. >> your other question, we have ellen winetrob with a plan on russia. special report on leaks, good, bad, and the illegal, and we have a really interesting discussion with professor jack balki

-paul: 10. -john: 10 fahrenheit? -paul: correct. -john: so high.at? john: you're giving away product. the ice cream isn't hard enough. you're not getting the air in the scoop. it compresses on itself. the yield of a 3-gallon tub -- you should get 60 4-ounce scoops. -lemonis: 60 4-ounce scoops. -john: 4-ounce scoops. if i have that product at 10 degrees, -i'll be lucky to get 40. -mike: yeah. lemonis: look, i was willing to bite the bullet and actually pay more for ice cream, but now that we know we're gonna get more scoops per tub, we're actually gonna come out pretty close to even. right now, farrell's is paying $17.50 per tub, but because we're serving it at too high of a temperature, we're only yielding 40 scoops. that means we're paying 44 cents per scoop. fosselman's is going to charge us $30 per tub, but because we now know the right temperature to serve it at, it'll yield 60 scoops, meaning that the new cost per scoop is around 50 cents. we're only gonna pay 6 cents more per scoop, but we now have the original recipe, and it's also proprieta

[applause] john moolenaar. gary palmer. paul. [applause] erik paulsen. steve pearce. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [applause] >> and now for the democrats. [cheers and applause] [applause] joe crowley. >> [applause] joe donnelly. >> [applause] mike doyle. jared huffman. >> [applause] hakeem jeffries. >> [applause] >> daniel kildee. >> [applause] [cheers and applause] >> bill pascrell. >> ed perlmutter. polis. >> [applause] >> cedric richmond. >> [applause] raul ruiz. >> [applause] >> tim ryan. >> linda sanchez. >> [applause] marc veasey. >> [applause] >> eric swalwell. >> [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, please rise. [applause] >> please rise for "the star spangled banner" and "god bless america." >> oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous night o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming -- and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still th

between the demographer and john paul sartre, the term gained a certain currency in france. it takes a while for the term third world to pop up in american diplomatic conversation. you will find -- american diplomatic you do not find it in correspondence until quite sometime later except for a couple of i would say very telling appearances early in the 1960's. as with public diplomacy, during these years, the documents reveal a sequence of terms applied to these areas of the world that american officials are trying to sort of fit into their mental maps. the americans preferred term was free world, but that construction did not quite capture it because many of the countries inside were sort of shunted inside that category and did not want any part of it, had no interest in being there. the non-communist non-european world in the original construction free world is supposed to be part of it, and anything that is not communist is essentially free. that proves to be inadequate taxonomy. past free world, the number of late imaging include the underdeveloped, the less developed, t

paul and john, starting with you, paul, you were working in a building very close to where we are standingen a film unit is in. quite unlucky in a way because all of the units pulled out sojust unlucky in a way because all of the units pulled out so just a few crew left —— quite lucky. it was a double thing last night because i had the rail tracking as well, doing the lines dressed in orange. to cut a long story short, sat in my office, i heard four shots, i thought, that is gunfire. i went outside and i thought, right, maybe, maybe not. i went back in the office, roughly four more shots. then like world war iii. screaming and shouting. i went out again and there was a chap lying down at the end of the road. then i thought, right, i have to lock the gates. did you think about your own safety? i am struck that you heard gunfire and ran out. it has been a long time but i was in the royal marines a long time ago. what happened then was i locked the gates, turning the lights off, my brain kicked in a bit, i got eve ryo ne brain kicked in a bit, i got everyone back, the police came and... the p

he was nominated by pope john paul ii becoming the fifth bib on of stockton. throughout his career -- fifth district of stockton. throughout his career, he has promoted and worked towards social justice gains. as a newly appointed bishop, he followed in the footsteps of his predecessor, continuing to address the needs of spanish speaking parishioners by bringing more spanish speaking priests to the diocese and maintaining a ministry to migrant workers. i want to leave you with some words of wisdom from bishop blaire that we can all take to heart. when he was appointed to bishop of stockton he said his vision was to build a church that was strong in faith but also strong in service to the community. as we head home to celebrate the birth of our nation, let's remember that as members of congress, our job is to build a government the american people have faith in because of our commitment to serving their needs. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 req

the tidal wave of criticism prompted the district to hire washington, d.c., lawyer john de paul low.>> it's just a great re sore when we've had questions -- resource when we've had questions, whether it's a title 9 complaint. he's from, and he brings a great depth of knowledge. >> reporter: de paul low has been on the job two weeks, and is trying to change the district culture when it comes to reporting sexual assaults. >> i think that this -- probably not a bad thing, because this is a time to work on the problems that are problems,. >> reporter: some parents are still fuming over how multiple cases have been mishandled. >> we have, according to -- we have a problem with noncompliance by certain district employees. perhaps we should look at addressing that. >> reporter: the district will spend about $800,000 for legal services next school year, more than a quarter targeted for alleged sexual assault investigations. the board has a special session scheduled for thursday where members will look at adopting policies for wide range of items, including possibly alleged sexual assaults. x

ted cruz, rand paul. john they want a different version of this bill. and here is what rand paul had to say as well as ted cruz. >> intention is not to take down the bill, to make the bill better. i believe the leverage and count of 4 people is enough that hopefully those are read the bill will say, we want some or all of their votes, therefore we will try to make will bill look like a repeal bill, less like a reitration of obamacare bill. >> i want to get the yes. and the way to get to yes is fix the underlying problems, lower premiums and i will happily be a part of it. reporter: a recap of senate version, it would eliminate obamacare mandate, individual and employer coverage. it would cap medicaid payments then would begin to lower medicaid expansion. bringing us back to medicaid spending levels in place prior to obamacare. it would preserve coverage for preexisting conditions and allowing parents to keep someone up to age of 26 on the healthcare. totally opposite end. financial news, quickly, recapping in the last half hour federal reserve releasing

john? host: i'm paul. caller: opioid is a different story. i've been prescribed oxycodone because i have arthritis. i've taken one pill. i'm 76 years old. i have bad arthritis. i only taken one pill. i watched the program cops and other programs where you see these people, they're almost comatose on the streets and everything. it's a waste of money. you can't save them. this younger generation is brought up by tv programs they see on cell phones. it's almost like most of them don't have no purpose in life. they turn to drugs like this. they have nothing that interest them. me, i get high when sun is shining and i'm working. there's so many people on these -- host: that earlier caller said he has a disease. what do you think of that? caller: i don't believe it's a disease. i have pain all the time. i don't even take it. i live off tylenol. i got a prescription of 60 pills and i've taken one. i i said give mely byes you gave me in 2010 to hell me. wow, that's opioid. i said there, you gave me a prescription of 15 pills last me 10 years. it's we

john mccain rand paul lisa murkowski all have said similar things to what mike lee said does this mean that the democrats' strategy of trying to embarrass republicans by withholding consent is already working or does it just mean that republicans know they have to look good while screwing the american people you have to trust senator mike lee he's one of my heroes and this is not good for for the process made the american people care about the process and the senate needs to publish the draft of their bill get it passed and then get it to conference the only thing i care about right now is the conference committee getting getting the house bill in the senate bill together and trying to find some solution but the conference committee will be operating essentially in secret to get at that's the nature let's hope not committee let's hope not know typically they're not public hearings and so i disagree with that usually usually they're open to you know while they work it out the back rooms and then come out and say ok here's what we're going to i don't think that's how the conference it's

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john: milton friedman? how many of you woke up because of a college course? very few. how many of you got it from ron pauleers and applause ] . john: quite a lot. and finally how many of you got it because when you were in high school, one of your teachers played one of my stossel in the classroom tv shows, and you had a discussion about it. [ cheers and applause ] . john: all right! we have these videos, and people do learn some of these ideas in high school. earlier i asked some of you about this individually. what g you interested in liberty? >> i had a professor who taught paul krugman and milton friedman and i liked friedman better. >> watching ron paul got me interested. >> i came across ron paul. >> ron paul. >> youtube videos on friedman. john: where did you find them? >> i typed it in the search box, and milton friedman came up and i've been hooked. >> i heard about libertarian from you, on fox news. >> my economics and government teacher in high school played your public choice video. these are not the kind of ideas showing up in textbooks that are written nowadays. >> i'm originally from russia