known that there were tuesdays and thursdays this weekend down with me and you would get off to st jude there is a coming becoming shares deputies would later testify to routinely beating up in making false arrest in the west end. but the abuses of power didn't stop there. as whitney leave found out when he was awaiting trial in ny period parish jail in two thousand and fourteen it started out simple enough they'd come in and they were going to do the searches and strip searching kind of a shakedown type they claim burgess says when he leaves lawyer and has at least a dozen pending lawsuits against sure faculty that really has had some pretty problems and medical they pulled him out of medical to come to be part of this shakedown sato was say oh they want i got a good lover you feed me so i'll give it all to you know assess the way you feel a day ok so actually you are but then the officers started commanding them to get on their needs. and want to be gross and put your ass in the air for your girlfriend put your face down like you're praying for allah and you know just abuse general ab

tomorrow, she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedbelieved this might be just an april fool prank. it's a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding?! oh, my gosh! i bless them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man! now, the most important question, what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! a plane carrying more than 100 people has crashed in cuba. the domestic flight — which was headed for the city of holguin in the east of the island crashed after taking off from havana's main airport. three people have been pulled alive from the wreckage, and are seriously injured. 0ur cuba correspondent will grant reports. 104 passengers, several crewmembers, just three survivors. it was immediately clear this with cuba's clear this was cuba's worst plane crash since the 1980s. the 737 had barely been in the airfor more than one minute before it came down, crashing into a field outsid

that jude to reach out to the president's outside counsel. reporter: why didn't the president disclose the reimbursement to michael cohen in last year's financial disclosure report? to follow up on the questions on north korea, has any consideration been given at this point to potentially canceling those joint military exercises with south korea? sarah: on first question, that was addressed in the financial disclosure. that's something that would be determined by white house counsel, how things would be categorized in the filings. on the second part, those are ongoing exercises that are routine. they're aware of. they're annual. and at this point we have no intention of changing them. reporter: because so many people in the country have been talking about it the last 24 hours, what did the president mean when he said some immigrants are not people, they're animals? sarah: the president was very clearly referring to ms-13 gang members who enter the country illegally and whose deportations are ham strung by our laws. -- hamstrung by our laws. t

that kind of jude things up a little bit. it does look more west, southwest today. low clouds in place. if you're stuck in that fog, it's going to be a cold day. the low yesterday dropped phoenix and much of the desert in the mid-70s around unseasonably cool air. ejecting out and guess who's busy this morning. morning meteorologist in oklahoma city and tulsa and kansas city and st. louis, that's where the line of severe weather is could pick up. that's a vigorous low that's coming out of the southwest. for a skit 40s and 50s. i doubt these change too much because pretty soon i would think most locations will stay cloudy already. 50 by san ramon. 52. and 51 martinez and el sobrante. it's pretty close there. san francisco went up, too. it's still 52. that is really cold. everything is onshore as far as the wind direction. and the speed is variable. but it is west at 13. at sfo. excuse me, oakland. hayward is west. san carlos is west. 26, gust of -- 36. miles per hour. that is a screaming delta breach. that means 70s at best for some inland. 48, 51. ukiah to sacramento

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she's on the faculty of saint jude in her lab is a part of the center of excellence for influenza research and surveillance and of the world td health organization collaboration center. her research focus has been on the pathogens looking into the novel vaccines and the microbial infections. earlier in her career she was involved in the h5n1 outbreak for surveillance and pathogens and she worked closely with the cdc during her five years at the usda. the floor is yours. >> it is an honor and a privilege to speak with you today as a representative of the society for biology. i want to thank the american society for microbiology, research america and the smithsonian institute for allowing asv to be a part of this exhibit outbreak in a connected world of the smithsonian museum of natural history. this exhibit is especially close to my heart as he and influenza researcher on this to 100 year anniversary of the 1918 influenza pandemic. an outbreak that actually resulted in the death of my great, great grandfather in italy. it's not a question of if there will be another outbreak but when. and w

scam to walk free from prison it's reported hunchy juma county struck a deal with the authorities jude to his high level links with the american law enforcement. and philosopher and author of the communist manifesto karl marx would have turned two hundred pissed off by his hometown in germany celebrates his birthday remembering a mother whose ideas remain as the bikes and as they did more than a century ago. just pm this sunday afternoon right here in moscow wherever you're tuning in from this hour welcome to moscow and to our t. international our top story the international chemical watchdog investigating the poisoning of surrogate script and his daughter have made a u. turn on its claims over the months of nerve agent used in the sold spray attack the organization corrected an earlier statement saying there was nearly half a cup of the toxin not stating it's unable to determine the exact quantity morocco's the of looks now at a growing number of inconsistency in the probe usually what happens with ministries is the get revealed crimes the soul the perpetrators are identified in the s

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tomorrow, she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedwhy would i be invited to a royal wedding?! oh, my gosh! i bless them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man! now, the most important question, what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! adina campbell, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc world news. fellow there. we ended the week on a lovely note, thanks to this big area of high pressure which will still be with us during the weekend and for money this into next week as well. weather watcher photos poring through of the glorious sunset up and down the uk. you can see how beautiful the skies were to end friday. as we had on into the weekend we are going to see more of the same for many of us, strong sunshine and a bit warmer as well. as we head into the early hours of saturday there will be a bit more cloud across northern and western parts of scotland. more of a breeze here as w

the title of the actual title as she would get is if the queen grounds her grandson the title of a jude and then she would become a duchess and carnley rates are high is that she could become the duchess of sussex but that will have to see how i did and windsor and with me in the studio charlotte's tell some phil thank you so very much and have fun tomorrow. right now to our other top story german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have tried to smooth over some of their differences today at talks in the russian resort town of sochi the two leaders who don't see eye to eye on many issues rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force in the region the german leader has been left scrambling after u.s. president trump pulled out of the iran deal threatened to impose steel tariffs and pressured her to pull out of a lucrative gas pipeline project well at their post summit news conference merkel declared their germany had a strategic interest in getting

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tomorrow, she'll be taking her son jude as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedlieved this might be just an april fools prank, a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding? oh, my gosh! i blessed them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, wow, prince harry's lucky. he's a lucky man. now, the most important question — what are you going to be wearing? african and english designs. you wait till that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! and for everyone else, this is the next best spot to be in. this is where prince harry and meghan markle will hold their official procession. as you can see, people are starting to back best position possible to get a glimpse of the newly married couple —— people are starting to bag the best position. for everyone else, of course, there is the new screen behind me. adina, thank you. there is a tremendous atmosphere in this small town, already teeming with visitors and royal fans. harry and meghan, like other royal couples before them, have decided to take a carriage ride after their wedding v

tomorrow, she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedt an april fool prank. it's a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding?! oh, my gosh! i bless them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, "well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!" now, the most important question — what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! the latest headlines: prince harry is greeted with shouts of good luck from well—wishers as he goes on a surprise walkabout in windsor on the eve of his wedding. meanwhile, meghan markle and her mother arrived ata meghan markle and her mother arrived at a nearby country hotel where they are spending the night. meghan markle said she was feeling wonderful. the former russian spy, sergei skripal, has been discharged from hospital. he was left critically ill for over ten weeks, following his exposure to a nerve agent in salisbury. his daughter yulia, who was also poisoned, was discharged last month. britain has

she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she received the this might be just an april fool prank. it's a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding?! 0ne one last thing on the royal wedding. sorry we jumped out of that too soon. we take you to windsor castle. it is all quite done. it is about 1:10 a.m., localtime. it is all quite done. it is about 1:10 a.m., local time. you it is all quite done. it is about 1:10 a.m., localtime. you can it is all quite done. it is about 1:10 a.m., local time. you can see people over on the right camping out and some police cars on that empty road. a big security presence there. bbc world news is the place to follow the royal wedding all through saturday. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: sergei skripal, the former russian spy poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury in the uk, has been discharged from hospital. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatica

she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she received thebe just an april fool prank. it's a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding?! oh, my gosh! i bless them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, "well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!" now, the most important question — what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! iam i am slightly jealous, i am slightlyjealous, if you look behind me there, that is a shot of wins a behind me there, that is a shot of winsa high behind me there, that is a shot of wins a high street, and if you look to the right you can see some of the people camped out, on the pavement. just to let you know that this is going to be everywhere, wall—to—wall coverage of this wedding will be everywhere, but the best place to watch it will be here on the bbc from five o'clock uk time, so just under three hours time we will have full coverage without team of presenters who are there, reporters all arou

tomorrow, she'll be taking her son, jude, as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedhis might be just an april fool prank. it's a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding?! oh, my gosh! i bless them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man! now, the most important question, what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! adina campbell, bbc news. our royal correspondent, nick witchell, is with me. nick, the only member of megan markle's family who'll be coming to the wedding tomorrow will be her mother. it's been a difficult few days for her. there is no denying that, no. many families have ends is, it —— many families have ends is, it —— many families have ends is, it —— many families have issues and bumpy moments and we have seen evidence of both. there were moments kensington palace was in danger of losing control but nobody wanted clarity more than the royal household. a line was drawn yesterday and now prin

he tried very hard, it was due to jude diligence of the assertion bringing it to our attention as itulated and there was opportunity of him getting away with it. we saw the wife give evidence. how is she after surviving the fall, what is her state of life now? we cannot underestimate the ordeal she was put through, she has been made to give evidence twice on top of all the trauma she suffered from the horrendous fall where it is a miracle that she survived. physically she is well, but she's obviously still traumatised. it is a very difficult time for her and can imagine it will continue to be so. i think the real danger with emile cilliers is his cold, calculated and done for financial and sexual motives and there was no consideration of his wife or anyone else. he served his own needs and that makes him a very dangerous man in my opinion. so, unsurprisingly, extremely strong state m e nts so, unsurprisingly, extremely strong statements from the police and the crown prosecution service following the conviction of emile cilliers. convicted of the attempted murder of his wife. the coup

jude children's research hospital. where kids with cancer and other catastrophic childhood illnesses, their parents, clinicians, medicine staff and researchers work hand in hand every day to take our research from the bench to the bedside to advanced cures and means of preventing catastrophic pediatric diseases through research and treatment. let's do the same in our battle against infectious disease. while we may not have a crystal ball, we can work together to limit its impablgt and towards a future that doesn't include the devastation associated with another 1918 pandemic or outbreak through education and communication. look around. all of you play a key role in our public health preparation, preparedness and response. it is crucial we work together to commit tessential resources. whatever they may be. thank you. >> i'd like to welcome mary wooly. president and ceo of research america, grass roots public education and advocacy organization. research america is committeded to making head ce ining medical higher prior

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tomorrow, she'll be taking her son jude as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receivedlieved this might be just an april fools prank, a joke. why would i be invited to a royal wedding? oh, my gosh! i blessed them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, wow, prince harry's lucky. he's a lucky man. now, the most important question — what are you going to be wearing? african and english designs. you wait till that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! why that i am sure she is going to look splendid. i'm joined byjonathan thomas, who created the blog anglotopia, all about his love of the uk. tell us about your blog. it has been around since 2007 and we focus on british travel and it has never been more popular. i'll royal wedding british travel and it has never been more popular. i'll royalwedding is manna from heaven. absolutely. we have to cover things like this. people love finding out all they can about the royal wedding. people love finding out all they can about the royal weddinglj people love finding out all they can about the royal

and thank heavens i have the two fantastic grandchildren that i have, jude and truman.eart, haven't they? martha: oh, definitely, definitely. i'm sure i am boring to death to my friends talking about my grandchildren. alexis said that sometimes you made her, not only cook her own meals, but wrap her own christmas presents. - ( laughs ) - so what changed? oh, well, she... they always say grandchildren are infinitely more interesting and more pleasurable than children. is that true with you? - no. - ( laughs ) - no! - that was a trick question. i know. alexis was great. but having the grandchildren is just a joy. you really love them. i do love them. and you see them a lot? i try to see them quite often, yes. several times a week. and your relationship with alexis is strong. better than it has been, not as good as it should be. i want to ask you one other dating question. i read that you once dated anthony hopkins. well, we had a dinner, and a date, but i couldn't get out of my head hannibal lecter. ( both laugh ) that was the buzzkill. sorry, anthony. ( music playing ) y

jude -- rudy giuliani and some may may be cringing at the justice department where he rose through thesecutor, the man who hired james comey and said he wants to punch in the nose. as tom foreman explains, he attacks the investigation and referring to the fbi as stormtroopers is nothing like the law and order giuliani from back in the day. >> we love rudy. he's a special guy. what really understanding is that this is a witch hunt. he understands that probably better than anybody. >> certainly rudy giuliani could understand, after all he started his career decades ago as a crusading prosecutor. >> this country is in serious trouble. domestically from the problem of crime. >> and he embraced theoidaf hunting down white-collar criminals abusing their wealth and power through inside trading on wall street. >> both the civil and the criminal cases helped to create a impact and to stop people from capitalizing on their special position. >> reporter: a drop in crime in new york city while he was mayor in the '90s and his leadership through the tumult of 9/11 -- would earn him a serious shot a

other goods from blanket and the people here what's remarkable about them is that they are so stupid jude and so polite and so very caring for each other in the way they're queuing in an orderly fashion and taking this aid away they've got long walks to shelters not their own homes some of them as many of them not there and they're displaced so many of them are on the high ground because it's the only place where they know they're safe but there is the problem of rising floodwaters and the other problem of actually going into the water particularly for children we saw two crocodiles amongst the. groundwater we saw the side that posted a two point zero on the journey so this is an extraordinary situation for these people a pretty miserable one. the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year the organization that decides the prize the swedish academy has been engulfed in a scandal over sexual assault allegations catchier lopez for diane has more. it's a scandal that's left the swedish academy in turmoil and the nobel prize for literature on hold at least for now the academy de

tomorrow, she'll be taking her son jude as part of the day out, but says she was shocked when she receiveding? oh, my gosh! i blessed them a million times. i love both of them, actually. iwas, like, wow, prince harry's lucky. he's a lucky man. now, the most important question — what are you going to be wearing? african and english designs. you wait till that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! it took members of the media two hours to queue for their passes today at the castle gate. which tells you the scale of the interest world wide. they say a billion people will be watching it world wide tomorrow. enormous interest in the united states of course, but also on the continent. matt anderson is european culture editor for the new york times. thanks forjoining thanks for joining the thanks forjoining the programme, how excited about this wedding are theyin how excited about this wedding are they in europe? that lily in france and germany there is a lot of excitement. i arrived from berlin and there are stories in newspapers and there are stories in newspapers and people are a

i see it every day in my job as professor of infectious diseases at saint jude children's research hospital where kids with cancer and other catastrophic childhood illnesses -- their parents, clinicians, staff and researchers work hand in hand every day to take the research from the bench, to the bedside, to advance cures. let's do the same in the battle against infectious diseases. while we may not have a crystal ball to predict what is coming next, by working together, we can limit the impact and work towards a future that does not include the devastation 1918iated with another influenza pandemic, or another outbreak through education, , communication and preparation. the outbreak exhibit exemplifies the importance of prepared us in -- preparedness in this interconnected world in which we live. look around. play a key role in the all of these preparedness and response. it is crucial that we work together to develop the policies in order to address emerging threats, wherever they may be. thank you. [applause] stefano: thank you. welcome the to president and ceo of research america, the nat

. >> jude, georgia. >> dick and jude from athens, georgia. >> ryan from tulsa, oklahoma.girl's trip? >> yes. >> anything exciting so far? >> meeting you. janice: i love it take a look at the maps. i didn't even plan it of the northeast looks pretty good. can you take a look at the temperatures right now. 60 here in new york. it's going to be a beautiful day for sightseeing for my friends. 38 in rapid city. 62 in kansas city. we should see some showers and thunderstorms across the ohio valley, the great lakes, and parts of the midwest. we could see large hail and damaging winds, isolated tornado. there are your highs today. for tuesday, 67. look at that we are getting into the 80's here in new york city. very nice as we head towards the end of the workweek. all right. everybody, wave at home. say hi to everybody. what a great way to start with my monday. what's your favorite morning show? >> "fox & friends." steve: good thinking. abby: love it thank you, janice. steve: straight ahead on this monday, final goodbyes began for victims of the santa fe high school shooting as c

. >> jude asked when does affirmative action end? justice o'conner in 2003 said maybe it'll end in a quarter century. i think it ends when the rational for it goes away. and here you've got i think tremendous records as you can see texas just put to the supreme court a couple of years ago who said not now. right now we really need it because without it when you have that proposition, the universities of california became far far more white and for less minority in them. so you know look, bakke is a complicated decision and these things have legally hard stakes on both sides. emotional stakes as we heard from your callers today. but justice powell said sometimes the best decision is a compromised decision. not the extreme on either side. and you know in our country that's so divided right now i think justice powell method of listens -- listening to both sides and trying to give each side something was a very instructive message for us all. >> and we're almost out of time. i want to thank you for going through this decision and how our

calpine jude, jpmorgan's global market strategist who will weight what we will hear from the fed statemention they might do more than four rate hikes. is the bigee or four question after the inflation number we got earlier this week. all looking ahead to what this means for the dollar. are we heading to a boom or bust when it comes to the greenback after it broke above the 200 day moving average? we have bank of america merrill lynch cohead of asia rate strategy joining us. betty: and unpacking apple's earnings. at 9:30 a.m., senior research manager joining us. it will certainly be's parsing through after the -- how this affects asia suppliers. it is a robust report coming out from apple. before we hand over to "bloomberg markets: asia," a look at how the markets are trading. it is an odd week with holidays in asian markets. the nikkei down about 1/10 of 1%. be --ower as well is cost kospi. 1% --x 200 up retentive up 3/10 of 1%. yvonne: still above the 6000 psychological line when it comes to it, but the kospi not getting their dividend. we had rough numbers through the week. the cpi numbe

susan: jude asks on twitter, when does affirmative action end?njustice o'connor said 2003, maybe it will end in a quarter century. i think it ends when the rationale for it goes away, and here, you have a think, a tremendous record. the university of texas just let it to the supreme court a couple of years ago saying, not now. right now, we really need it. because without it, you could have what happened in california where without the proposition, the universities came far, far more white and less minority. bakke is a complicated decision and these things have a hard really come hard emotional stakes on both sides. justice powell said, sometimes the best decision is a compromise decision, not the extreme on either side. you know, in our country that is so divided right now, i take justice powell's of listening to both sides, and trying to and trying to come up with that gives someone something is instructive. >> thank you for being at the table and helping us understand society grapples with this. this is the final case and a couple of thank you

she is on the faculty of saint jude children's hospital, and her lab is part of the center of excellence in influenza research and surveillance, and the world health organization collaborating sector. her research focus has been on flu virus pathogenesis, looking into novel vaccines and therapeutics and microbial co-infection's. earlier in her career she was intimately involved in the h five in one outbreak -- h5n1 outbreak. cdcworked very closely with during her five years at usda. stacy, the floor is your's. good morning. it is an honor and privilege to speak to you today as a representative of the american society for virology. doctor, theank the american society for microbiology, research america, and the society institute for allowing asv to be a part of this exciting exhibit at the sunny and national museum of national -- natural history. this exhibit is especially close to my heart as an influence of researcher on this 100-year anniversary of the 1918 influenza pandemic. an outbreak that resulted in the death of my great great grandfather in italy. it is not a question of if there

the oversight and jude i shall year committee in the house have asked for documents, 46,000 documents that justice has told us we're entitled to get. we've received 9,000 in six months. at that pace we'll be into the term of president trump before we get the information for goodness sake. that's the frustration chairman nunes sees on the intelligence and side and we see as well. >> bill: we'll see if we get more reaction on that meeting whether it happens or not. thank you for your time. one side of the debate. next hour we hear from the other democratic congressman who is back live and get his reaction. breaking news right now from out of texas trying to run down this story. there was an active shooter at a high school in sante fe, texas. the district has initiated a lockdown. what is happening inside we do not know but we're working our information there. working our sources and fill you in on what we can say in a moment right after this break. whatever you do to stay healthy. you might be missing something. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients yo

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jude's children's hospital where at that time 80% of children died of their disease. i can still see many of those children's faces today. that's been almost 50 years ago. those children today have an 80% chance of living. but 16,000 parents have to face that this year. i would encourage you, and i have had the misfortune of having to look patients in the eye and say your life is not in my hands anymore, it's in god's hands. and that moment i will tell you this, all these patients want and deserve is a right to try. please support this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized to close debate for the minority. mr. pallone: i want to urge support for this legislation. the support is obviously bipartisan and urge all my colleagues to support it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized to close debate on this legislation. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. i, too, want to express my strong support for s. 292,

listen to republicans in the united states senate, whether you're talking about the chairman of the judecommittee or jodi ernst or rob portman, there is a general unease about this president declaring war on the justice department and striking a nixonian pose. how do you expect these senators to respond today? are we going to see a split between how the sycophants in one small part of the house differ from how republicans in the united states senate sit on this issue? >> yes, this's an easy question to answer. mark meadows, devin nunes, they have kind of been on their own on this. they have put a lot of pressure on paul ryan who has for the most part gone along this. but what does ryan do now? nunes needs backup from the speaker. the speaker had been in the private meetings over the last week where the white house was reportedly on board with protecting these sources and medis and everything -- the temperature seems to be turned down on this as of thursday. then these stories explode in the "post" and the "times" about this informant and then you have to president start tweet iing a the

comments when he said basically the russians threw the election totally irresponsible in his book with judehe came out and said the thre russians threw the election to donald trump. brian: tweet came out i read it to him and wanted to hear what he had to say. in reference to the informant allegedly or actually was implanted into the trump campaign in the early spring of 2016. brian: as you know this morning we read some of your tweets on air and james comey has responded he said about a spy being in your campaign, he says this. facts matter. the fbi's use of confidential human sources that maybe you refer to as possible spies, that's the actual term, is highly regulated and essential to protecting the country attacks on the fbi lying do lasting damage to our country. how will republicans explain this to their grandchildren? what is your reaction to james comey. >> i would actually say how is he going to explain to his grandchildren all of the lies, the deceit all of the problems he has caused nor country, the thing i have done for this country, the firing of james comey is going to go down

shaquille o'neil just couldn't resist lifting judge jude off her feet for this photo op.the 51 tv judge at the miami marlins game. judge with the big air. she also got to throw out the first pitch. that's pretty cool. i think i'm the only one $40 richer. so i will take it. abby: i would like a latte, please. jillian: anyone else? janice, steve, brian? brian: you don't have to put iputit to coffee. you could save it. abby: it's raining outside,. janice: i'm sorry. it's going to be like this for the weekend. 57 in new york. it's going to be raining on and off. we have this trough in place and a lot of moisture working its way in from the gulf the southeast, the northeast. not only today but friday and into saturday. i know, at least our lawns are going to look really good. we could see the potential for flooding and preakness is saturday. it could be another mudder for justify which is the seventh horse come out of gate like it was in kentucky. there are your flood advisories for baltimore back through the southeast. the severe threat today across the high plains and then t

jude and pamela. you have an extraordinary story.l day, with a beautiful bride today. the weather is gorgeous. ijust like the community, the people i met him there were lovely, relax, enjoying themselves. some drinks and everyone really friendly and enjoying themselves. the thing we noticed with this wedding isjust the thing we noticed with this wedding is just how informal it was. it was very relaxed. we saw prince harry smiling. meghan had a permanent smile on her face and lots of young people seem to be interested. i know, schoolchildren. there were a group of youths just waving. it was really funny and cute as well. you have enjoyed yourself? i really did. the star of the show, apart from the happy couple? i really did. the star of the show, apart from the happy couple7m i really did. the star of the show, apart from the happy couple? it is you. you are so modest. how can i compete with this, the prize for the most impressive dress of the day, and the hat. full marks. thank you. you had an incrediblejob, you had to oversee and co