dot com coming up john stone delves into the debate over the iran trump and travel bans for with attorney daria stay tuned to watch the full length. thank. you you. thank. this is. a church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moved him to a different spot were the previous standards in the. highest ranks of the catholic church will conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so listen to that and that's known as the i intend then i think you'll get a deuced easy out until. this week the united states led by president donald trump and his team of around war hawks re-instated they have economic sanctions that were in place before the obama administration lifted them as part of a twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal but i saw this move comes after trump's decision back in may to pull out of the international deal which was designed to limit around nuclear weapon capability in exchange for the r

the land for industrial use our own john stone recently sat down with burchill the toa a member of the south central farmers' restoration committee who is fighting fighting to bring back this urban farm that his family helped tend to since he was just a boy take a listen. abetter thank you so much for joining me today you're heading up this central farm restoration committee in those people who don't even know that there was a south central farm this massive plot of land that was operating on what over a dozen acres can you tell us about the history of what the sausage farm was thank you for having me the south central farm or originally started in one thousand nine hundred two after the riots and it was given to the community to help mitigate the poverty there was a lot of looting of food in our neighborhoods so they had an idea of starting a community garden and they did and it originally started seven acres but the necessity were so big that it just over to the other seven acres for a total of fourteen acres and it operated from one thousand eight hundred to two thousand and six lik

and it's also interesting, john, stone has not been contacted yet by mueller's team. that also suggests that you don't want to be the person not being contacted when you're being investigated. >> you don't want to be the last person. that means it's about you. it's interesting, andrew mill every, the former stone aide defied a subpoena and they are challenging the legality of the investigation. that will be another test in court for bob mueller. he passed every one so far when people have said you're outside your mandate or jumped beyond what the purview of the special counsel -- survived every one so far. we'll see here. the president remarkably quiet this week. in bedminster on a working vacation and active on twitter. he goes after jeff sessions this week, even though we have an hour to explain to you the president is basing this on something you'll find in another network by another journalist who i worked with a long time ago, not based in facts or reality, a guy that works in the justice department in counter narcotics and trying to put him into counterterrorism

cbs's john we'll cbs's john black stone has more. >> it's well-known that apple started with two guys but there is a third one. wayne a few years older than steve jobs and steve woesniak had experience in video games >> job said, that's it. we're going to form a company. and was himself would have 45% each and i would have 10% as the tie breaker. >> today, 10% of apple would be worth about $100 billion. but instead of being fabulously wealthy, wayne lives modestly in nevada. this is a long way from silicon valley. >> it is, indeed. >> a desert town between last very fast and death valley. >> 12 days after i signed this contract, i had my name taken off the contract. >> 12 days? >> 12 day joss. >> reporter: after you became one of the founders of the apple computer company? >> that's correct. >> reporter: he gave up his 10% of apple for just $2300 because, bark then, in 1976, ronald wayne had his own dreams. >> i also knew that i was standing in the shadow of giants and, as a result, i knew that i was never going to have a product of my own to to desi ines d to deal in stamps and colle

las hermanos, prince, elton john, rolling stones, devo. >> entre sus muchos diseÑos estÁ el vestuarioz. uno de tantos logrospersonales y profesionales, manuel dice tener un gran consejo para los mÁs jÓvenes. >>aviÉntense, porque nadie les va a dar nada. nadie.. no, dios no nos da. Él nomÁs nos ayuda. presentadora: trajes confeccionados por manuel cuevas se exhiben en muchos museos. si se pregunta cuÁnto pueden sobrepasar los $20,000. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora. locutor: Él era un misionero y ella una mujer de fe., hasta qu acusÓ de ser a Él un espÍa y terminÓ tras lajas res. el dolor de la separaciÓn y la angustia, tratando de defenderse de sus detractores. cÓmo un mensaje lo cambió todo. presentadora: esta y otras historias la prÓxima semana en "aquÍ y ahora". ilia: muchas gracias por su preferencia y hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: muchas gracias, familia, por recibirnos en sus hogares. esta noche verÁn bailar por Última vez a nuestras 10 estrellas juntas, porque hoy una de ellas serÁ eliminada. serÁ verÓnica montes? presentadora: ¿

stone—stacking could be a threat to wildlife. with me to discuss this are the founder of the blue planet society, john hourston, who is in bournemouth bit more about stone stacking, what is it harder to get started ? stacking, what is it harder to get started? it is one of the most ancient art forms there is, and is really have all had the election is working with stone in some form or another for many generations. in more recent times, it has become in meditation and an artform for many artists to get into nature and to work in the environment and to look after nature through this process. you say it is an ancient form of art, but it has become very popular in recent years. in america i have seen a lot of this around the lakes and beaches there. it seems to have really ta ke n and beaches there. it seems to have really ta ken off. and beaches there. it seems to have really taken off. barack artists like starring gregory and others who have promoted this artform over the last ten years, and we ran the european stone stacking championships in dunbartonshire, which is the birthplace ofjohn, —— john mear, the father of conservation, an

. >> is a large and painful kidney stone. >> john brennan responding on twitter, saying this action is a broader effort by mr. trump to suppress freedom of speech and punish his critics, it should gravely worry all americans, about cost of speaking out. my principles are worth more than clearances, i will not relent. former deputy assistance to george h.w. bush brad -- george w. bush brad blakeman is joining us now. how is his freedom of speech curtailed. >> zero? he is speak any place we wants, he will just not have courtesy of anything inside, classified information to be weaponized against the president, when he appeared on television, he appears as former director of cia attacking the president. he is using clearance to attack president, and next he uses clearance to get well -- cra lucrative contracts for his own personal. no. courtesy should have been over a long time ago, many of them want clearances because they trade off them, but, do they need them? no, they do not. liz: judicial watch is now filing a freed of defamation act lawsuit against cia, john brennan ran the cia, pete

john. los rolling stones. beatles.de don manuel también han pasado artistas latinos de la talla de juan gabriel, a quien dice apreciaba mucho. los tigres del norte y hasta el potrillo, alejandro fernández. luego de tantos logros y éxitos personales y profesionales, don manuel dice tener un gran consejo para los más jóvenes. manuel: frente arriba, viento en popa y a toda vela. aviéntense, porque nadie les va a dar nada. nadie. no. dios no nos da. Él nomás nos ayuda. ilia: así llegamos al final de esta edición. teresa: muchas gracias por su preferencia y hasta pronto. [música] ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: hoy en "doctor juan" hablaremos a corazÓn abierto con luis gÓmez, presentador del noticiero univisiÓn de nueva york. lleva una fuerte batalla contra el cÁncer de testÍculo, hÍgado y pulmÓn. o damos a conocer su historia inspiradora de lucha por su vida. ♪ ademÁs, serena williams confesÓ que sufre depresiÓn posparto. hoy hablaremos de los sÍntomas y de cÓmo lo podemos combatir. no sÓlo afecta a las mujeres, pas hombres tambiÉn lo pued

throwing stones at john some in the international community are concerned about human rights violations and post-election violence the american ambassador paid a courtesy call to the president on wednesday the deaths of six people in the streets here the intimidation of opposition polling agents. violence in the densely populated suburbs around harare have all been issues of concern the country is in limbo a new cabinet can't be formed parliament can't convene that means decisions that affect the economy can't be implemented the core to muster all within fourteen days of an election challenge being lodged the constitutional court decision is final there is no room for an appeal if judges order a fresh election that has to happen within sixty days. the opposition m.d.c. alliance has three days to respond to when a guy goes application before the matter a sit down for a hearing the nine judges will determine what happens next for the bodies how do with al-jazeera had any. of these twenty two children have died when their boat sank crossing the river nile in sudan the state news agency say

as out pour senator john mccain, who served the united states in both the united states in both the military and in congress, has died. i'm jr stone. (justine) and i'm justine waldman. john mccain's family announcing he passed away this afternoon at his arizona home after a long battle with cancer. reporter karin caifa is in sedona, arizona. arizona. sedona, arizona. (justine) now to a story you'll only see on kron 4. a bay area attorney who spent nearly a week inside a texas detention center.. says the u.s. has a human rights crisis. (jr stone)shikha hamilton just returned from the ice facility in karnes city... which holds mostly fathers and children. she talked exclusively to kron 4's hermela aregawi who joins us live from the newsroom with that story..hermela? hamilton says we often see mothers in these detention centers.. or in photos being separated from their children. but she says.. there are a lot of fathers that are coming to this country with their sons.. trying to escape gang violence or political persecution. she says. .. a lot of them came from guatemala and hondurasthe attorney was at the facility with a total of 16

stone did not appear for a scheduled grand jury hearing today, defying a subpoena from the special counsel robert mueller. cnn's m.j. lee is outside that courthouse in d.c. what happened? >> reporter: well, john, andrew miller, a former aide to roger stone, was supposed to make an appearance, testifying before the grand jury at the courthouse today. we're just learning he's not going to do that. so as you said, he's defying the subpoena from robert mueller. we caught up with his lawyer, and he tells us that the plan was, the hope was that by andrew miller not appearing for this testimony today that he would be found in contempt by the judge, and that is exactly what happened. he is now found to be in contempt by the judge. the judge has now issued a stay until monday. what his lawyer is telling us now is that this will kick off the appeal process, again so they can argue that andrew miller does not want to and will not appear before the grand jury as a part of this investigation. what they have argued in the past is they believe this investigation on its whole is unconstitutional, and that is why they think miller should not have to participate in this testimony, this grand jury testimony. so

stone as well, there is plenty to talk about. plenty to ask our best legal times in. harvard law school's al dershowitz, author of "the case against impeaching trump." also john dean, author of some years back of "blind ambition." is it clear that roger stone continues to be a focus of this investigation or at least of interest to this investigation? is that what this can only be about? >> it seems very likely. look, i think everybody hopes this doesn't become what happened in the bill clinton investigation where it started out as whitewater and ended up with sordid sex. this is a serious investigation. it should focus, of course, on russia and russia's involvement in the american election. and i hope that's where the focus remains. >> john, this isn't the first associate of roger stone that the special counsel has talked to. sam nunberg, michael caputo were also questioned by the mueller team about him. >> it appears that they're trying to get a very tight timeline on his activities, his contacts with guccifer 2, to find out what his relationship may or may not have been. to either exonerate him or find to press him to admit whatever role he may or may not h

john mccain is a hero?"mr. trump greeted the question with stone-faced silence."why won't you say anything about john mccain?"the president's harsh feelings for mccain have been hard to miss... even in the days since the senator instead statement from the white house... mr. trump posted just this short tweet: "my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of senator john mccain. our hearts and prayers are with you!"a longer statement was drafted by staffers... but not used.nats the flags at the white house... which were brought to half-staff on sunday... returned to full-staff monday morning... only to be lowered again in the afternoon.then finally, the president issued a statement... brief... though in keeping with white house tradition... ordering the flags be flown at half-staff... and saying: "despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country.this - came after the head of the american legion released a statement to the president, saying: on behalf of the group's "two million wartime veterans, i strongly urge appropriate presidential proclamatio

senator john mccain, who servedhe united states in both the military and in congress, has died.(jrstone) good evening and thank you for joining us at 8 i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman. senator john mccain battled brain cancer. he died at the age of 81, just a few days shy of his 82nd birthday. he passed away today in arizona with his family by his side c-n-n's karin caifa is live in sedona with details.. (justine) john mccain's daughter megan released a statement saying quote "i was with my father at his end as he was with me at my beginning." (justine) she also writes... she will miss him as only an adoring daughter can. but she takes comfort knowing quote "john mccain, hero of the republic and to his little girl, wakes today to something more glorious than anything on this earth. (justine) president trump tweeted out: "my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of senator john mccain. our hearts and prers are with you!" (jrs) and the 44th president...barack obama tweeted..."few of us have been tested the way john once was, or required to show the kind of courage that he did. but all of us can aspire to the courage to

john brennan is one of the stone cold faces in the photo taken on the night osama bin laden was killed. finding osama bin laden was a huge part of his job and his life's work after 9/11. brennan made his posting much of a clandestine, cia station chief in saudi arabia and cia chief of staff and director of terrorist threat integration center and white house homeland security adviser and briefed three presidents. earlier brennan himself spoke by phone with our nicole wallace. >> i believe that mr. trump decided to take this action and he has done with others try to intimidate or suppress of any criticism of him or his administration. revoking my security clearances is his way of trying to get back at me and this is not going to deter me at all. i am going to continue to speak out. he fears individuals who could damage him, damage his branding from the american people. look at the way he's been referring to bob mueller. mueller is an icon and doing his best to investigate in the investigation and mueller's team is reprehensible. mr. trump is getting more concerned and more and more despe

john, you were in the midst of another famous investigation, obviously. do you think roger stone he's ever let on? >> i've never totally understood roger stone. i don't understand why he was wearing a hat in your interview. i don't understand the books that he writes that are nothing but way-out conspiracy theories. i'm not sure how reliable or important even roger is. i think we'll have to wait for manafort's move on that. >> carrie, in terms of the manafort trial today, according to an fbi witness, manafort collected more than $65 million in foreign offshore accounts from 2010 to 201014. the forensic financial evidence certainly doesn't look good for him at this point, does it? >> no. this case has always been about the documents and the evidence that the investigators collected that demonstrate all the wire transfers, the deposits, the shielding of money, the offshore accounts. the gates testimony was help to feel the government in terms of laying out some of those accounts. but really, the forensic accounting and the testimony of the other accountants and financial profession

john. there are definitely that. >> i haven't met them yet. >> shepard: but you don't feel the punch from the twitter. it's a sticks and stones kind of thing. thick skin is required. john, thanks. one more time. read this to you again. mexico's paying for the wall. google takes advantage of a lot of people. google, facebook and twitter, you can't do that to people. you're treading on some kind of territory. i lost the page. you know what, didn't make sense and doesn't make sense now. information on how to build guns that are untraceable and undetectable is now available to you, to anybody willing to pay for it. the man selling that information says he's not violating a court order but critics saying he's putting lives at risk. later this hour, we'll talk to a man that helped lead the investigation against the catholic church. he now says he has evidence that the vatican had knowledge of the cover-up. so now what? we'll hear from him live coming up from the fox news deck on a tuesday afternoon. ay we need tot all your school supplies today... school... grade... done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school sup

and i hope that's where the focus remains. >> john, this isn't the first associate of roger stone that the special counsel has talked to. sam nunberg, michael caputo were also questioned by the mueller team about him. >> it appears that they're trying to get a very tight timeline on his activities, his contacts with guccifer 2, to find out what his relationship may or may not have been. to either exonerate him or find to press him to admit whatever role he may or may not have had. so, yes, a lot of his associates, much to his chagrin, are being questioned as well as his relationship with other people. >> professor dershowitz, we know the special counsel's team hasn't talked to roger stone yet. is this typically the way works, get all the information from people around someone and then call them in? >> without a doubt. you always want the know the answers to the questions you're going to ask before you call somebody in. you don't want any surprises. it's rare that interviewing somebody like stone would be for purposes of gathering information. it's for purposes of validating information

when her office was attacked by the same sphere fishing techniques employed by john podesta back in 2016. today, "rolling stone reports on a successful cyberattack in california in one of the tightest congressional races in the country. this year, democrats are making a real run at the california congressional seat held by the republican dana rohrabacher everybody called putin's favorite congressman maybe not such an advantage in this kind of a race this time of the year or anywhere. eight democrats signed up to take on dana rohrabacher including the one endorsed by the stated democratic party, a neuroscientist. >> we're scientists. >> we use science and facts everyday. >> it's time government does, too. science to tackle gun violence and ban assault weapons, facts to support women's health, planned parenthood both to stand up to trump and his administration. >> despite securing the state party's endorsement. dr. kierstead failed to advance to the general election, and he only missed it by a whisper. he came in third by only 125 votes. today, "rolling stone" reports fbi agents in california and in washington,

john, i know it's written in some stone tablet somewhere we have to keep listening to rudy giuliani'sther, but the story last night in the washington post was amazing. he is basically saying the same thing he told dana bash, the letter is coming monday or tuesday, now it's tuesday or wednesday. something is always going to happen but he says the same thing, oh, you know, we have reluctance about obstruction. we've been hearing that for months. we've been hearing the letter is coming for months, the offer. the letter by the way is not a final offer. it's to keep the negotiations open. and then he says, mueller really has all he needs. he doesn't really need anything from the president. and then he says, they just want to get him on a perjury thing, that's not going to happen. it's all stuff he said before. he just calls up a new reporter and says more stuff on their deadline. and we're supposed to believe it's moving the ball. it's a complete stall tactic and the same thing he's been saying all along. >> it's not a means to an end. this is the end that rudy giuliani is after here. he i

stone. if he knew that it was john podesta's turn in the barrel, i don't think roger kept secrets.e would have told trump. your thoughts. >> if that is the case, one logical possible explanation for how trump might have known. knowing and actually having the e-mails, incorporating the e-mails or in the parlance of federal election rules, coordinating with the power that might be releasing the e-mails are different things. i would want to see proof from omarosa that he knew and even more, he had the e-mails and based his campaign strategy on these e-mails. >> when he goes to bed, and puts his head on the pillow tonight, the president of the united states has omarosa on his mind. thank you you very much. >>> even presenting a case, the government prove its case. this is "hardball" where the action is. ty. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to con

john dean, thanks for joining us tonight. >> good to be here. >>> outfront next, long-time trump associate roger stone says that robert mueller coming after me. is he right? >>> and during a week of tributes to senator mccain, arizona is holding a republican primary tomorrow for the senate. there are three candidates vying to be the most like donald trump. >> are we going to elect another senator cut from the same cloth as jeff flake and john mccain? >> no! when you're particular, you want things done right. that's why we test all of our paints and stains for months. or even years. we dedicate 175,000 square feet to getting it wrong... ...because you deserve paint that's done right. that's proudly particular. benjamin moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. discover.o. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. >>> new tonight, roger stone says he's next. the long-time advisor

he was stone facing, ignoring calls about john mccain to walk any of his previous statements back. the only thing i can add is he was under a lot of pressure from people in his white house. the president is also someone who is swayed by news coverage, who watches cable news, who is taking in all these images we know, was not happy about the way senator mccain was being lionized. the mood in the white house was described as one of therapy, of aides not quite nothing, some aides not quite nothing what to do. so i do imagine there was some internal pressure with the combination of the public pressure that he values most, which is cable news, that eventually made him to make this fairly small concession. >> i did watch some fox news on saturday night and even his favorite network fox news celebrated american hero john mccain. that must have driven him mad, mad, mad. general david petraeus, thank you so much. it's a pleasure to have you here. please come back. >> pleasure to be here. >> ashley packer and steven, thank you soar spending some of the hour with us. after the break bridget n

. >> when podesta was -- i'm sorry, when roger stone was tweeting things like it will soon be john podesta's time in the barrel. >> exactly right. >> from my reporting on what mueller's team has been asking witnesses, roger stone has been somebody that keeps coming up and they want to know what did roger stone have to do with the campaign? he was dismissed in 2015. he says he quit, the campaign said he was fired. did he leave or was he working in an unofficial capacity, was he communicating with donald trump, if he was, what was he saying. if he's communicating with donald trump behind the scenes and maybe if he's communicating with wikileaks behind the scenes, was he passing information. those are all unknowns right now, they're questions. >> right. clearly he was still supporting trump and trying to work on his behalf and trying to use these wikileaks, use those e-mails to trump's advantage. he has gotten himself into really hot water, as have other individuals. i don't know that they realized that this would turn into a federal inquiry of this magnitude, and now the weight of the mueller

as david foster wallace wrote in his april 2007 "rolling stone" mag profile, quote, the fact john mccainnow has to offer, a hero not because of what he did but because of what he suffered voluntarily for a code. this gives him the moral authority, both to utter lines about causes beyond self-interest and to expect us, even in this age of spin and lawyerly cunning, to believe he means them. mccain spent a lifetimes aspirig to show he meant it. as we say good-bye this week, many of us feel as if we have lost something other than just a man. that may be not only because he tried to encourage us all to serve a cause greater than ourselves, it may be because he never stopped trying to be a better man. he never stopped trying to become the man he wanted to be. we're all afraid of something, mccain wrote in his book "why courage matters." don't let the sensation of fear convince you that you're too weak to have courage. fear is the opportunity for courage, not proof of cowardice. we were meant to love and meant to have the courage for it, so be brave. the rest is easy. we're in an era right now

john. this might seem like a small detail but really it was a fitting cap stone for a career so thoroughly defined by service in and then service for the ranks of those who wear our nation's uniform. generations of mccains have served with distinction in our great navy. as john described his scottish heritage in one memoir, the mccains were bred to fight and fight they have. one by one mccains have entered the academy's gates in annapolis, one by one they marched past a century's old battle flag bearing the phrase don't give up the ship. but while honorable service is in his d.n.a., john's story was never simple. at annapolis as he'd come to explain with some relish, his major distinct tifs were mostly the weakness of his grades and the length of his disciplinary record. the first miracle in john's military career was the fact that he somehow made it through school. but he prevailed and bigger tests soon came. he stared death in the face aboard the u.s.s. forrestal and again when he was shot down and dragged and battered and broken into the hands of our nation's enemies. five and a half he

john mccain. at five different photo-opes, the president was asked to comment on the late senator. and each time, mr. trump greeted the question with stone faced silence. >> make your way out. >> reporter: the president's harsh feelings for john mccain have been hard to miss, even in the days since the senator passed away. mr. trump posted a tweet, my deepest sympathies and respect go to the family of senator john mccain. our hearts and prayers are with you. a longer statement was drafted, but not used. the flags at the white house brought to half staff were brought to full staff, then half staff in the afternoon. the president issued a statement brief, but ordering the flags half staff. despite differences on policy and politics, i respect his service to our country. this came after the head of the american legion released a statement saying on behalf of the wartime veterans, i strongly urge you to make a presidential proclamation noting his death and legacy of service to the nation. for mr. trump, a continuation of assault on the former prisoner of war. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who

that was so pointed, so descriptive and it was really a touch stone of john mccain to be consistentlytical of donald trump on foreign policy in a way that republicans had always been, going back to the cold war and ronald reagan, and it really is quite striking that there is so much waffling on the russian threat right now. >> richard, there was a consistency. he was critical of barack obama for not being tough enough on russia. at times critical of george w. bush for not being tough enough on russia, but the only difference between mccain's criticisms then and over the past year the then he was joined by fellow republican senators who also saw the importance of holding the line against putin' expansionism. now so many of those republicans grew silent which is why john mccain's voice was all the more necessary in the age of trump. >> in many ways john mccain represents the main tradition of the american foreign policy. as you were suggesting, bizarre, choose whatever word you want about this moment the mainstream has been relegated to being outsiders or a minority, but we have in some

armenia and georgia for back you and i suppose john it should be five thirty seven for baghdad a look at my sort of forty two still a fairly decent breeze stone through parts of iraq and kuwait the possibility of a little bit of lift the dust around for the time being temperatures creeping up once again and by to add up to forty four degrees following conditions though generally round the eastern side of the med who beirut's looking at highs of thirty one into the arabian peninsula a low forty's really at the moment across the western side on the eastern side of the potential look at forty four here in doha with a fairly brisk breeze picking up during the course of thursday but easing through friday and saturday before it begins to pick up once again so where i'm saying really is that this is helping to keep the humidity levels down for cats are enormous to me it's very very humid but not actual fact all those forty three degrees it doesn't feel too bad at all down into southern portions of africa and we've got rusty fine condition little bit of cloud around the eastern cape but a largely fine picture otherwise sunshine expecting cape town hi

john podesta. i think ultimately what the special counsel is looking at is what role specifically did roger stone play2016, was it legal, and more importantly what, if anything, did his long time confidant, president trump, know about it at the time. >> good points indeed. there's a lot more going on. everybody stick around. we're going to have more on senator john mccain's character and the contrast that we're seeing with the president as mr. trump appears to be holding a serious grudge against the senator, even after his death. why wouldn't the president answer a single question today about senator mccain as pressure was clearly building on him to praise the senator. >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain, sir. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> any thoughts on john mccain? >> mr. president, any comment on john mccain, sir? why won't you say anything about john mccain? >> make your way out. [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would yo

and on the stone, and english was written this unbelievable dramatic tale. allegedly by the daughter of john white about the massacre that took her husband and virginia dare. and they were just a few colonists left. it is a heart wrenching story written in stone. and of course the question, is it real or not? a bunch of other stones -- they get a harvard professor to said committee and they said they were actually authentic. and they told a story. you piece them all together and it ended in atlanta with her marrying an indian prince and it just got crazier and crazier. so, all the cells except the first one, clearly our not authentic. they are fakes. and we know who carved them, but the first one remains -- the first one we don't know for sure. it has not been properly analyzed scientifically.and it is separate from the other stones that were found. so, clearly, a little sidebar did an article for national geographic.it went online a few days ago. it was number one on apple news last night. i was and how is that possible? there is a possibility that this is an authentic stone. but we have to

john flanly, thank you so much. >>> ahead, a developing story, roger stone is ready to "go to war" with bob mueller and kppts to berged. >>> also, florida's republican gubernatorial nominee, ron desantis says his controversial comment was not about race. michael eric dyson joins us straight ahead. >>> and kanye west is defending president trump, but he's making a big apology. stay with us. ry leader. subaru forester holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class according to alg. better than cr-v. better than rav4. better than rogue. an adventure that starts with a subaru forester will always leave you smiling. get 0% percent apr financing on the 2018 subaru forester. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop, 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes. start them off right, with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. now save $150 on this del

as david foster wallace wrote in his april 2000 rolling stone magazine profile of mccain, quote, the fact is johns to offer. a hero not because of what he did but because of what he suffered voluntarily for a code. this gives him the moral authority both to utter lines about causes beyond self interest and to expect us even in this age of spin and lawyerly cunning to believe he means them. mccain spent a lifetime aspiring to show as he meant it as we say good-bye to senator mccain this week some of us feel that we've lost other than just a man. he tried to encourage us all to serve a cause greater than himself, it may be because he never stopped trying to be a better man. he never stopped trying to become the man he wanted to be. we're all afraid of something, mccain wrote in one of his books, don't let the sensation of fear convince you that you are too weak to have courage. fear is the opportunity for courage, not proof of cowardice. no one is born a coward. we were meant to love and we were meant to have the courage for it. so be brave. the rest is easy. we're in an era right now of lies and i

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armenia and georgia for back you and i suppose john it should be five thirty seven for baghdad look at my sort of forty two still a fairly decent breeze stonehrough parts of iraq and kuwait the possibility of a little bit of lifted dust around for the time being temperatures creeping up once again and by to add up to forty four degrees following conditions though general in the eastern side of the med who beirut's looking at highs of thirty one into the arabian peninsula low forty's really at the moment across the western side on the eastern side of the potential look at forty four here in doha with a fairly brisk breeze picking up during the course of thursday but easing through friday and saturday before it begins to pick up once again so when i'm saying really is that this is helping to keep the humidity levels down for cats are enormous to me is very very humid but the national fight all those forty three degrees it doesn't feel too bad at all down into southern portions of africa and we've got rossi fine condition little bit of cloud around the eastern cape but a largely fine picture otherwise sunshine expecting cape town highs of nine

stone on memorials in oakland and in cities throughout the nation . the bill hodges, a vietnam veteran, says for himself and other veterans, including senator john mccain, signing up to serve was like handing the government a blank check for their lives. >> i think we should look up to him and respect him for the fact that he did serve. >> reporter: as preparations are made for john mccain's funeral people are reflecting on mccain's service and role as a veteran. secretary of defense general james mattis was asked to be a pall bearer. he said tuesday mccain set an example of what a military man should be. >> peacetime, wartime, routine crisis if you look at his example that is what i think you'll see. >> reporter: while veterans organizations called on president trump on mccain and called mccain a hero some feel he could have done more for fellow veterans. >> ab we should do the praise -- maybe we should do the praise now and to the critique afterward. i don't think he went far enough . >> he will be more admired as time goes by because of what he endured. and his willingness to serve. what he put up with. >> reporter: andrew huntoon of alameda served

john flannery. sam, i want to start with you. you have been questioned by mueller's team and you have said that they asked a lot of questions about roger stone. and you have said in the past that you believe roger stone is a target. we are now hearing from -- not hearing about more associates that are going under questioning by mueller's team, appearing before a grand jury. what do you believe mueller wants with somebody like kristin davis? >> ultimately, mueller wants to indict roger. i think this indictment he is going to have a splashy, sexy charge, conspiracy to defraud, something to do with hacking of the emails. my opinion is roger conspired against himself and not with the russians. he is going to put on back load financial issues. when i walked into my voluntary, one of the first questions i got was, how long have you known roger very well? i said since 2010. well, who has roger worked for? he goes, who has he worked for? i said since i have known him? he said, yes. then the fbi agents are jotting down everybody i knew he worked with. there were questions i won't get into in the grand jury talking about some of these issues. they gav

gabrielle elizondo say in that story rolling stone called it the best singer of all time so she has left a massive impact thank you very much from detroit john hendren. still ahead for you on the program we look at the often month of the general bridge collapse the italian government considers taking charge of the motorway now what. takes more than just two to tango a whole festival dedicated to the latin dance begins and when a siree. hello there it's dry and dusty for many of us in new south wales at the moment and there's also a large number of wildfires this is the smoke from just one of those wildfires you can see how thick it is there hanging over the city looks like we're going to see more of a cool change for the southeast corner over the next few days so that should take the temperatures down a little bit you can see the next weather system edging its way towards us so melbourne there fifteen forest in adelaide will be at sixteen on friday then the system works its way across us and temperatures are dropping just a twelve degrees that we more of a breeze as well and that could bring a few more showers on to that west coast towards t

remember the men killed: 18-year-old john wa-liz-ada and dakari (duh-car-ee) fagorala (fah- go-rah-la) ...on what would have been áhis 18th birthday... good evening im j.r. stone (justine)and im justine waldman. kron4's gayle ong is live at deer valley high school in antioch with how the community is honoring the two teens. gayle. everyone in that car were all close friends who just graduated from deer valley high school.tonight loved ones gathered here to honor the two boys whose lives were cut short.pkgfamily, friends and classmates of two students consoled one another during this vigil at deer valley high school saturday.. sotsotall of them came to remember, honor and pray for the 17 and 18 year old students that was killed in a car crash last weekend dakari (duh-car-ee) fagorala (fah-go-rah-la) and john walizada of antioch were passengers in a car that veered off highway 24 near 680 c-h-p says the teen driver ramya ramey (..is now facing manslaughter and d-u-i charges the other two female passengers are still recovering at the hospital families of the boys supporting each other as they're still reeling from the tragic accidentsot sot the vigil was on a day

armenia and georgia for back you and i suppose john it should be five thirty seven for baghdad look at my sort of forty two still a fairly decent breeze stone through parts of iraq and the possibility of a little bit of lift the dust around for the time being temps is creeping up once again and by to add up to forty four degrees following conditions though generally around the eastern side of the med who beirut's looking at highs of thirty one into the arabian peninsula low forty's really at the moment across the western side on the eastern side of the potential look at forty four here in doha with a fairly brisk breeze picking up during the course of thursday but easing through friday and saturday before it begins to pick up once again so when i'm saying really is that this is helping to keep the humidity levels down for cats are known as tommy is very very humid but not actual fact although it's forty three degrees it doesn't feel too bad at all turn into southern portions of africa and we've got rusty fine condition little bit of cloud around the eastern cape but a largely fine picture otherwise sunshine expecting cape town highs of nine

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