what would don junior say about the meeting?ld in a statement don junior gave us this was simply a meeting to talk about russian adoptions. we thought, that's a pretty high level staffing for a meeting about russian adoptions. this didn't make sense. >> it was a "the washington post" reporter who tracked down goldstone on vacation in athens. >> i was the first reporter to call him what the goal was. >> so i took a call from a reporter from "the washington post," and asked me, did you setup a meeting between some russians and donald trump, jr. at trump tower, and i said, yes. and her next question she said to me was did you see "the new york times" yesterday? >> he was quite open. he sounded a little nervous, but he quite candidly said, yes, i set up the meeting and described the meeting. the one thing he did not want to say in that first phone call, he said he'd done it on behalf of a russian client but he did not want to name the client. >> when i first was asked about this meeting the only thing i could remember was about adop

don junior says trump is on the ballot. that's the message the president brings.hey are a vote for me if you're voting in november. it's interesting in the context of that ap interview where the president said he wouldn't necessarily take responsibility if the republicans lost the house. an interesting piece of disparity. >> that's for sure. road warrioring in pontiac, michigan. thanks for being on the show. michigan thanks for being on the show let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointment... for five painless screenings that go beyond regular check-ups. we use ultrasound technology to literally look inside your arteries... for plaque which builds up as you age- and increases your risk for stroke and cardiovascular disease. and by getting them through this package

trevor: he's taken his seat as the junior justice on the supreme court.must be weird to be 53 years old and the most junior person in your job. the only place that happens is junior justice and wal-mart greeter. ( laughter ) they don't allow cameras into the supreme court, but luckily, they have released some audio and courtroom sketches that gave us a glimpse into kavanaugh's first day. >> the identification of the habitat is not just in terms of triggering section 7 of the act. >> i liked beer. i still like beer. >> trevor: so inspiring, man. so inspiring. usually, when a supreme court justice is sworn in, it's a relatively low-profile thing in the middle off the day. you know, it's a small, intimate affair. but president trump was, like, i don't do small, i don't do intimate, i do affairs -- i do affairs -- ( laughter ) -- but when i have an affair, everybody knows it. but in a prime time televised event president trump took to the stage to congratulate his newest draft pick. >> a swearing in fit for prime time, a dramatic entrance by the president and

massee: not until like junior high. my dad always talked about it, because i had to other brothers, he was talked about politics, he always talked about the presidency and presidential descendents. but i think junior high really piqued my interest and caused me to take a greater look at it, and the fact that i had the legacies of both families. i certainly wanted to research and read as much as possible, so i think probably my junior high years was the timeframe i became really, really interested in it. and dad showed an even greater interest, and we went to a lot of the historical sites, the mckinley museum and the library, and grover cleveland's grave site in new jersey. but i would say i really was not as familiar with it in early years, but i think junior high, high school, college, and the interest i had probably caused me to have an even greater interest. host: is it a coincidence your profession is political communications? massee: that's exactly right. i've been privileged to write for some of the greater people

>> i would say, susan, and tell like junior high. my dad always talked about it because i have two other brothers, he always talked about politics. he always talks about the presidency and presidential descendent. but i think junior high really piqued my interest and caused me to take a greater look at it and the fact that i had the legacies of both families and i certainly wanted to research and read as much as possible, so i think probably my junior high years with the timeframe that i became really interested in it and dad showed an even greater interest and we actually went to the historical sites of the mckinley museum and of course grover cleveland signed a gravesite in new jersey but i think, yes i would say, i really was not as familiar with it in early years but i think junior high, high school, college, and the interest i had in that, probably caused me to become even greater and have a greater interest in that . >> is it a coincidence that your fashion is political communication? back that's exactly right, no, susan i've b

the junior ncos, that's all i had. they didn't have real tactical competence or understanding of the company level. iran that. they were really good. a couple of other things about them is that we had no opportunity to train together. the turbulence of personnel in the vietnam war was extreme area every town we got the supplies, every five or six days by her, someone was either coming in are leaving. the company was understrength in the first place. the rifle company's spouse to be four platoons. we had three. we had 140 minutes at 175. my three put kilometers that's my three plus -- my three platoon leaders. that's how turbulent it was. took an ad, when i in the field from an officer who had made really bad at tactical decisions, one that got two good men killed, he was pulled back to -- either way, i was wounded in april of 1968 -- by the way, i was wounded in april of 1968. went back to vietnam and had 10 months of command in a paratroop company behind me and then i went to the first cav. i was sent out to be the fi

the junior ncos, that's all i had. they didn't have real tactical competence or understanding of the company level. i ran that. they were really good. a couple of other things about them is that we had no opportunity to train together. the turbulence of personnel in the vietnam war was extreme. resupplied,e got every five or six days by air someone was either coming in are , leaving. the company was understrength in the first place. the rifle company is supposed to be four platoons. we had three. we have three platoons. twohreequel to leaders, were armor officers and one was an infantry officer. i never understood the army's policy of assigning these men who would not had infantry training. that's how turbulent it was. nonetheless, when i took an ad -- commanded the field from an officer who made very bad tactical decisions, and one of which got two good men killed, he was pulled back to -- by the way, i was wounded in april of 1968. i went back to fort bragg. i was lucky enough to command an infantry company in the 82

but, i think for junior officers, it's so important. i think it's also important that, you always think of the menu are leading as being the most important thing that you are ever going to do. by that, i mean even if it comes to challenging leaders, because of what they are asking you to do that which means you are asking your men and women to do that. think of them first. if you constantly think of your own men and women in combat situations first, i think you will be the kind of leader that all of them will respect. i even try to do that in an academic world because you are this professor type but, i think when it comes to leading men and women in combat and in life-and-death situations, all the things you are being trained to do right now are so different than someone who is in a school of business or school of engineering that will go out and get a job. when you are being trained to deal with men and women in life- and-death situations, constantly, that is the most important responsibility that you can ever be given. >> i agree with

we are three days away from the first junior a decision of the "dancing with the stars." me, it's that good. >> adorable. we know because we were first on the set. >> my goal is to get in the top two. >> do you hip-hop dance at all? >> yeah. >> to what? >> to cardi b. let's do this. >> is cardi b. honey boo-boo's secret ballroom weapon? "e.t." found out as 12 mirror ball hopefuls rehearsed. amongst the juniors cast, myles brown, bristle palin's son trip and mandla morris. >> my dad is stevie wonder. >> mandla's mentor, cheryl burke. >> i'm not really a dancer. >> that's what the show is about, right? >> from one champ to another, spelling bee whiz akash vukoti. >> i'm new, obviously. dancing is not my field. i wanted to excel in nonacademic fields like dance. >> keep an eye on "avengers: infinity war" star ariana greenblatt and skate boarding sky brown. >> i can really show off my personality, and i get to show america that i have to move. i did a tiny bit of dancing when i was much younger. >> i danced with my dad in the kitchen. >> very cute. >> yeah, it is. >> unlike t

. >> reporter: this group of junior cadets calm to get a glimpse of the experience. >> the navy is out here showing us what they have, and just being able to tour, and we toured the "u.s.s. rashard" today and it was awesome. >> reporter: the main attraction was the aerial performance by the blue angels. >> i love the blue angels and i feel like i was the loudest one there. >> reporter: and for those who stuck around they were in for a special treat. the pilots were treated like rock stars the minute they stepped off of the city tour bus to meet the fans. >> the girls wanted to meet them. they thought it was amazing. >> reporter: and they got pictures with this meet and greet. >> it is amazing the support, and the people are impact and you can sense the energy and feel it in the crowd, and it gives you a great sense of pride and feeling of accomplishment. >> reporter: for lieutenant dan scott being back in the bay area is special. >> i remember watching from the top of my dad's shoulders and it is a memory i will never forget. >> reporter: he watched when he was only 5 years old at sf f

more importantly, he also has the junior minister with him, who is not known at all. important and sensitive position. he was the head of the french internal intelligence service. this is a way for emmanuel macron to convey the message, yes, he is appointing someone he trusts, a political ally, who owes everything to him, but he is also putting in place someone who is a recognized professional who will deal essentially w with crime and terrorism. >> what about the rest of the cabinet members in this shakeup? >> no big names. -- a fewnisters, left new whos, left, a few was leaving and those coming in are not well known. it is a political reshuffle. we see one member of the socialist party entering the government, one member of a centrist small party ally with emmanuel macron, one member of the conservative party. it is a political cabinet so that this notion that emmanuel macron would bring in people happenedl society, when the governor was first appointed by now we are seeing more quote on quote professional politicians and also the number of ministers and junior mini

apart, excuse me, 19 months apart and they were playing tennis on the white house grounds, calvin junior developed a blister on his foot , and, it was treated but it became infected that the infection started to drift to his body and they had no antibiotics. so, a week after getting the blister that he died at walter reed hospital of sepsis. he was 16 years old . >> >> what do you know about how that impacted the presidential family? >> i believe that it put a lot of pressure on john, i think a lot of pressure was put on him to be a model for his son. i do know that it was a real loss for the president and that he blamed himself a lot because, if he had not put him in that position may be his son would be alive. grace was a driving factor in terms of saving the family and helping them to move on, she wrote a poem about calvin junior's death, it's called the open-door and so she really helped them to move on . >> there were a number of presidential families, i always wonder how you can deal with the tragedy when you are living under the extreme tragedy of the white house . >> thank you fo

he was sent home last night on the debut of "dancing with the stars junior."as master chef junior chef. it's so hard. >> it's so hard to see the kids go. the adults i'm like okay. honey boo boo, despite finishing fourth from the bottom you won't shake her confidence. >> best thing about the show so far? >> artem. >> ah, that is so sweet. are you trying to bribe me so i'm not too strict in the rehearsal? is that what's happening right now. >> no, not at all. >> artem is like get your face straight. >> it seems the sassy 13-year-old has met her match in mentor artem and junior pro partner tristan who's won two national titles. >> what has it been like teaching her how to dance? >> it's been a mixture of good, stressful, making me angry. >> cha, cha, cha, you're just walking. >> i'm not walking. >> you went like this. >> i know he feels that, but times a million more than me. >> last night we saw mama june in the audience cheering on her daughter who scored a 19 out of 30 and alana says her feet are really feeling all the rehearsals. >> i'm sore. my feet hurt so

if you are a junior executive at amazon. if amazon did this in the typical corporate hierarchy way, you had an idea. you need to get your boss to green like that idea and your boss' boss needs to green -- green like that idea and your boss' boss' boss needs to greenlight the idea. there are five levels or more before that idea gets a go-ahead. assume instead you are an entrepreneur with the start up company idea and you need venture capital. you go to sand hill road and go to the first venture capitalist and they tell you no. you go to the second one and they tell you no. maybe you go to your 20th one and you got a yes at 20 and you are still good to go. so that venture capital model has multiple paths to yes. there were 20 people that could give you a yes and it did not matter how many could give you a no. if you want innovative thinking how can we get a large number of high judgment people empowered to greenlight things. you want a system where as a junior air force officer with a good idea, the first five people tell me k

she wrote a poem about calvin junior's death. it's called "the open door," and so she really helped them to move on. susan: there were a number of presidential families who lost children in the early days. the last one maybe the jacqueline kennedy. i always wonder how you can deal with the tragedy when you are living under the extreme tragedy -- spotlight of the white house. thank you for sharing your family stories in your work continuing his legacy. jennifer: great. thanks so much for having me. i appreciate it. >> you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. >> monday night on the talksicators, jeff cohen about emergency communications and what has changed since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. he is interviewed by john hendel. >> the challenge is when someone is inside a building. -- ite been championing basically means the doors are kicked down. if someone is behind the apartment door or office suite, 911 needs to know where to send the responders. that is a very tough technological challenge. in 2015, the fcc adopted i

the junior senator from california, for example, explained on television that whoever president trump chose would bring about, quote, the destruction of the constitution ofn the united states as far ai can tell. that, incredibly enough, is a member of the judiciary committee. of course, mere hours after judge kavanaugh was announced, my friend, the democratic leader, made the announcement that has now become famous: i will oppose him with everything i've got, heot said. and not long after that, another democrat on the judiciary committee proclaimed that anyone supporting young kavanaugh's confirmation was quote, listen to this, complicit9 in the evil.

he was a junior, and my grandmother took him when i was -- when he was very young, less than six weeks old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she met a man. she divorced leslie lynch king

, junior officers role model senior officers. so they're looking around and watching. and it turns out, rightly, senior officers are mostly making high consequence type of 1 decisions that require a slow, deliberate decisionmaking processing. then the junior officers are like, well, that must be how we make all decisions, we'll make all decisions with that heavyweight process. so now even trivial decisions end up going through a lot of extra, unnecessary process to be made, when really, many of those decisions should be made by very small teams or by even single individuals with good judgment, knowing full well that they can be reversed. and so the senior leadership can set the tone on that. they can say, this decision, why are so many people involved in this decision? i want jill to make this decision. and whatever jill decides is fine, and guess what, jill, if you go it wrong, it's okay, we'll just back up and do it again. i don't want you to talk to anybody about this, just make it. >> i've been in the hotel since last thursda

if donald trump junior can't do it, i'm your huckleberry.me to the charities of your choice. [cheering and applause] greg: that would be fun. >> i'm imagining the visual of you and michael avenatti. [laughter] greg: oh my goodness. do you know what i think is clever? he cooks self-promotion and victims of the first was stormy daniels in a gang rape accuser now he's used charity. all this is and so compassionate but it's to keep his name alive. kat: i just do not get what is going on. we have joe biden trying to fight trump. now we got avenatti trying to fight trump junior why don't they just call each other names behind each other's backs? that's what women do. [laughter] what is with these men? it works out fine for us. greg: yeah, it does. jedediah? >> i'd like a good model for. [laughter] i'd like a good mud russell. well played, my friend. greg: he's the worst lawyer ever, right? tyrus: he's a bad person. greg: he's using his clients for climbing to a spotlight. tyrus: i guarantee i will have five or eight seconds -- >> not even. greg: f

"danson with the stars junior" debuts tonight. here's abc news reporter natalie brunell with a preview. >> reporter: it's a fret take on the primetime dance sensation. dancing with the stars juniors lights up the ballroom with 12 celebrity kids and their adorable young dance pros. >> like, whoa, this is a lot of core i don'tgraphy. >> you did great, jason. >>> looking to the veterans as mentors. >> coming to rehearsals. >> lindsey arnold's little sister is among the pros. >> why is it a great decision? . kids of literally the best. >> i loved having my sister as a mentor. she helped us through everything. >> they have such a good chemistry. >> she and the other tiny dancer are giving the veterans a run for their money. >> i already have my replacement. >> jordan fisher and frankie munoz were tapped to work as the emcees. >> ink week is different. >> the kids will be judged by mandy moore, last season's champion, and value smihkovski. >> is that the way you formed the kids? >> yeah. my biggest thing was not to patronize. >> reporte

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so far no wd from don junior.ould pay to see that. >> i have never purchased a ufc ght in my life, but i would absolutely pay whatever necessary for them. >> that would be the first one. >> full blown suits, >>> all right, kanye west is going to visit the white house tomorrow. i have to repeat kanye west is going to visit the white house tomorrow. look at those two together. "the new york times" reporting that kanye will meet with president trump and his son-in-law jared kushner. they are going to have lunch and reportedly going to talk about job opportunities for former convicts the hip-hop icon received some mixed reviews for his support om president trumt recently after that appearance on saturday night live where he wore that make america great again hat. well, his wife, you may kardashian, made news earlier this year, when she also met with president trump at the white house. >>> here we are. aylor swift, a former country star, going against the republicans and kanye and president trump. brs. >> well, still a

just two days later a junior foreign minister m j act bob quits. twenty women have accused the four men use paper edited turned politician of sexual harassment allegations he denies. many women have come up and now finally government has deacons and disease and bitches which means that government is listening to the wise of the men. now seen here on the right is hitting back he's filed a criminal lawsuit against one of the women for defaming him. the hindu nationalist government has said little about the accusations but they've become increasingly hard to reek nor. even coming out and accusing him we don't know if it's the good but we don't know why it would be a lie and it's a good idea to say that. across india there is being growing anger at the rise in reports of sexual harassment against women in the me too movement which began in the united states is gaining traction in india more women a using social media to call out men they accuse of inappropriate behavior i hope. goes very early in the old and because it's a rampant evil in the society a

the junior senator from delaware during the hearing called for the same amount of time, just one more week. and in a television interview, the junior senator from hawaii shade that seven days is enough time to, quote, get to the bottom of these allegations. so i hope, mr. president, that our colleagues will remember their own words. their own statements. even though, as we all know, no supplemental information will change their vote. this is to me the irony of where we find ourselves. i think it was judge kavanaugh said that a fair process starts with an open mind, and then listening to both sides. but judge kavanaugh doesn't have a judge or a jury in this confirmation process that has an open mind. all of the senate democrats on the judiciary committee have said they unequivocally oppose his confirmation. so what do they expect this additional supplemental investigation to disclose that might possible persuade them that they were wrong? well, it's not about a search for the truth. this is about search and destroy. i've said this is the thing that i hate most about washington d.c. the

not so in the spinoff, "dancing with the stars juniors." it kicks off this weekend.ing on the air. >> my goal for the competition is to make the top three. >> do you hip-hop dance at all? >> yes. >> to what? >> to cardi b. ♪ they call me cardi cardi banging body ♪ >> it will be different, something different i've never done. let's do this. >> is cardi b. honey boo boo's secret ballroom weapon? we'll soon find out. "e.t." was exclusively inside the sound stage as 12 little mirrorball hopefuls rehearsed for sunday's big premiere. among the juniors cast, "black-ish" star miles brown, bristol palin's 9-year-old son tripp. and 13-year-old angela morris. >> i'm a fashion designer and also my dad is stevie wonder. >> two-time dancing champ and pro cheryl burk. >> i'm not really a dancer. >> that's what the show's about. >> we asked her and the other grownup mentors to remember when they first hit the ballroom. >> young cheryl, she danced and only loved to dance. that's the only thing i never complained about when i was a kid. >> it's brandon and britney. >> back in 2008 dur

. >> this junior group came from the central valley to get a taste of the seagoing military experience. >> the navy is out here showing what they have, just being able to tour. we actually toured the ship today, and that was a main attraction. >> the aerial performance by the blue angels was the main attraction. >> i bluffed them. >> reporter: those who stuck around were in for a treat at pier 39. blue angels pilots were treated like rock stars, mt adore fans. >> the girls really wanted to ot to take lots. pictures and get autographs. >> it's great to see the support and the people are impacted by that. you can sense the energy, feel it in the crowd, and it gives you a great sense of pride. >> reporter: for danville native, for nate scold being back in the area where it all started is extra meaning everly. >> i saw them atop my dad's shoulders and it's a memory i'll never forget. >> reporter: he was only 5-year-old when he saw his first show, and fleetweek continues today. reporting along the embarcadero, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >>> if you looked up in pallet alternate and saw this

>> probably not until junior high. my dad always talked about it. i have two other brothers. he always talked about politics and presidents and presidential descendents. andor high peak my interest take a greater look at it, and the fact that we had the legacies of both families and one of the research. that is the time i became really really interested in it and it showed an even greater interest. we actually went to all of the historical sites, the mckinley museum and library and grover cleveland grave in new jersey. not as say, i really was familiar with it in the early years. junior high, high school, college, the interest i had in that cause me -- caused me to have a greater interest. >> is of coincidence that your profession is political committee case in? >> [laughter] that's exactly right. write been privileged to for some of the greater people, , -- gingrich, john raynor john boehner, and paul ryan. barry -- i do not do day-to-day stuff. it is a thrill to write for them on policies. i thoroughly enjoy it. most of my work is corporate medications. >> what is it like b

two days later don junior sends that tweet. so ari, it's a crime to provide substantial assistance to a foreign national that's trying to make an illegal campaign contribution. you can't aid and abet a crime. it's pretty clear that's what donald trump did, and he can't use the first amendment as his defense. >> i didn't know you were going to dig into other commandments on the list. >> you started it. >> well, biggie started it. we continued it. by that same logic, i mean there's the commandment credit, if you think wikileaks is paying you back, forget it, and i think that's the issue here, right? you say wikileaks can be a publisher, and if they are only a publisher, which is something a court can decide, they might be over here and protected for what they do but the allegation in this suit is that there was collusion, conspiracy, that there was a coordination process going on because, sure, publications, news organizations, we do report on things that come out in an illicit way or stolen, or leaked or hacked, that's true. but

more recently, we have heard the junior senator from hawaii argue that her personal disagreement with judge kavanaugh's judictud nominee meant he deserved less of a presumption of innocent when it came to allegations of misconduct. you disagree with her, you're not entitled to the presumption of innocence when it comes to allegations of misconduct. that's from a member of the judiciary committee? that's the definition of due process? apparently, you get due process only if you agree with her. and even more recently, we saw the junior senator from rhode island hold forth with great confidence, great confidence, offering his expert interpretations of goofy jokes in high school yearbooks from the early 1980s. that was incredible. >> many women live in fear. how do you think kavanaugh will make us feel? >> have you made your final decision how you'll vote on brett kavanaugh? >> i will be -- i will be voting yes on proceeding to the final confirmation vote, and i will announce my intentions on how to vote later today. thank you. >> have you made your mind up, senator? senator, have you mad

>>> pues efectivamente felicidad esta tarde cÉsar sayoc junior de 56 aÑos de edad el hombre acusado dedo demÓcratas y otras personas crÍticas del presidente trump aparece en una corte federal en miami a pesar que su caso se tratarÍa en nueva york, tiene cargos como amenazar a expresidente de los estados unidos. esta tarde es clave para Él porque bueno en esta audiencia que se celebrarÁ aquÍ en miami Él podrÁ decidir si renuncia a su extradiciÓn en la corte de nueva york donde se llevarÍa su caso y tambiÉn si pide libertad bajo fianza. de acuerdo con las primeras estimaciones que se han hecho de estos 5 federales que Él enfrenta. si resulta seÑalado como culpable enfrentarÍa 48 hoyaÑos prisiÓn, pero por el momento con estos 5 cargos federales que hay si es culpable enfrentarÍa 48 aÑos de prisiÓn, por el momento felicidad lo que tenemos veremos cÓmo se desarrolla este proceso de cÉsar sayoc junior regreso contigo. >>> gracias a rogelio. hay que mencionar que un tercer paquete llegÓ a las instalaciones de la cadena de televisiÓnotras cosas les faltÁ de mil milla de recorrer a los migrante

before judge kavanaugh was even named and to oppose whomever the junior senator from california said weber president trump chose with the destruction of the constitution of the united states as far as i can tell. as a member of the judiciary committee. >> and it has now become famous and not long after that so anyone supporting the nomination could be complicit in evil this is the context for every action democrats are debating during this entire but the goal has not moved an inch they will not be satisfied unless they brought down judge kavanaugh's nomination. is started with maneuvering for whatever excuse they could find to delay and delay and delay.cr they tried to argue the supreme court should not confirm the supreme court justice in any even numbered year. but then we were reminded that justice kagan and justice souter were all confirmed in midterm election years and evaporated. next they said that should be delayed because too few documents were available but then with the supreme court nomination so what came next? that democrats call for delay because there were too many do

don junior started tweeting out these hastily photographed images of e-mails.empt to make a claim they were doing this in an effort to be transparent. if they wanted to be transparent they could have told the truth on day one or day two, or day three, but they didn't. >> startling admission, donald trump, jr., releasing e-mails today. >> each day new bits of information that were damaging to the white house and damaging to donald trump, jr., were starting to trickle out. >> within weeks a new allegation emerged. that first statement from don junior saying the meeting was just about adoption, it came from his father. >> he's flying home on air force one as they're scrambling and trying to figure out what to say about this. and apparently he actually essentially dictated the wording of the statement and decided what his son should say. >> the president denied it at first, but later changed his story in a memo his lawyer sent to robert mueller. >> and that seems to be an important focus of robert mueller's investigation. why did president trump dictate this mislea

>> she wins for cuteness, she might win "dancing with the stars junior," and sky has sights set on the. she wants to compete for japan. >>> it has been 12 years since the tragic death of steve irwin but it's been amazing to watch how his family has carried on his legacy. they have a new tv series that will feature exotic animals and hopefully one very wild celebrity. >> oh my gosh, i want to get kevin hart. >> kevin hart has to come. >> this is gisele. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> he's terrified of a baby ostrich. >> we should get him in feeding crocodiles and everything, i reckon he can do it. >> irwin throwing down and hoping kevin will be the first guest on "it's the irwins," the title "crikey" in honor of steve's favorite word. >> crikey! crikey, you better have done a good job! >> it's new to america. it's the new catchphrase. crikey is a word you can use when you're really excited, or you can say crikey if you hit your thumb with a hammer. >> it's a nice way of saying -- heck. >> you'll see bindy's boyfriend chandler on the series. do you believe they've been together 4 1/2 years? the cou

. >> and behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars juniors." >> plus -- >> baby baby baby. >> harrynd meghan aren't hiding the bump anymore. >> and gaga is getting married. >> and our day in the life of george clooney. >> i wake up. diapers are changed. they change my diapers. >>> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> will tv history be made again tonight? welcome, everyone. we are in front of stage two where they filmed the original "roseanne." >> nancy, that show premiered 30 years ago this week. now it's the debut of the highly anticipated spin-off. but can "the conners" survive without roseanne? >> don't touch anything. i've got a system! >> in just-released footage "the conners" take selfies and shoot a new family photo, but no obvious confirmation how roseanne's character is killed off. >> i'm assuming that people will be curious about the first one and then hopefully they will feel like they're in good hands with the family. >> it was emotional moving forward. >> sara gilbert and john goodman told gma it was awkward without roseanne. >> it was like a death in the family. >> th

junior high school. it took 16 years, but today that is a reality. she hopes it will remind scholars of desegregation. jackson remembers when they shut the court down in the 1950s as all schools across the country were ordered to desegregate. >> they were transferred to three predominantly white schools. it didn't go very well, but we made it work. >> reporter: the statue helps remind them of dr. king's message and his impact on their lives. >> he spoke at stanford university, he spoke about the dreams he had for everyone and that every one of husband hus he a part in making that dream true. >> i can do whatever i want to do. i can be whatever i want to be. >> we all need each other. and rewe're really not that muc different. >> reporter: i spoke to a student who walked by and asked what did you think of the n may spent the money on better cafeteria food. we got a good laugh out of that. maybe that can be their next cause. >> send your tweet earlier today made me smile. after hearing that story it made me smile much bigger. >>> grab your skis and sno

a former indian junior dr junior foreign minister his post after twenty women accuse him of sexual harassment is now suing one of his accusers by. a female journalist of defamation the allegations referred to a time when he was a top newspaper editor the case has pushed india's growing need to movement back into the spotlight. police remove protesters calling for the resignation of a politician whose divided india. just two days later junior foreign minister m j ackbar quits. twenty women have accused the four my newspaper editor turned politician of sexual harassment allegations he denies. many women have come up and now all finally government has taken some disease and beach it which means that government is listening to the whites of them and. now seen here on the right is hitting back he's filed a criminal law suit against one of the women for defaming him. in. the hindu nationalist government has said little about the accusations but they've become increasingly hard to reconnoitre. that under and then coming out and accusing him we don't know if it's the good but we don't know why it wou

. >> phil rucker, this also ensnares and involves potentially don junior. and we have some of the most explicit and easy to understand articulations of the campaign's eagerness to be in receipt of assistance from russia, as well as the first inkling into the vastness of what they were offering. they describe the offer to give dirt on hillary clinton as part of russia's and its government's support for mr. trump. this was in response to -- i believe your reporting and "the new york times" reporting on the meeting in trump tower. don junior says in a statement, this is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. and when he was offered these dirt or whatever it was, he said, if it's what you say, i love it. so we're not groping in the dark in terms of trying to understand the trump campaign's affinity for their appetite for and their willingness to receive assistance from russians and their associates. so why wouldn't we believe, why shouldn't we believe that what you all are reporting, r

even more recently we saw the junior senator from rhode island hold forth with great confidence, great confidence, offering his expert interpretations of goofy jokes and high school yearbooks from the early 1980s. that was incredibly enlightening. innocent jokes? beer drinking references? oh, no. our colleague was quite positive there must be another hidden or sinister meaning at play. until a number of judge kavanaugh's classmates set him straight earlier this week. so stop and consider these snapshots. the absurd iity, the indignity, this is our approach to confirming a supreme court justice? this is the senate's contribution to public discourse? before the ink dried on justice kennedy's retirement our democratic colleagues made it clear what this process would be about, delay, obstruct, resist. an before the ink dried on judge kavanaugh's nomination, colleagues across the aisle including democratic members of the judiciary committee were racing to announce they had made up their minds and were totally opposed to his confirmation. mere hours after judge kavanaugh was nominated my fri

. >> the kids get to take over "dancing with the stars" in the first ever juniors edition.his is flashback friday we asked the grown up mentors to remember when they first hit the ballroom. >> young cheryl, she danced and only loved to dance. >> that's the only thing i never complained about as a kid. >> all those early days on the dance floor paid off for cheryl burke. after winning two mirror balls she's mentoring stevie wonder's 13-year-old mandla morris. >> it's brandon and brittany. >> i was on the show when i was a little older than them. >> back in 2008 during season six of "dancing with the stars" the show featured a juniors competition and crowned 13-year-old brandon armstrong the champ. now ten years later he's coaching disney star ariana greenblatt before sunday's debut performance. >> i won the mirror ball. so i'm trying to get these two to get the same prize. >> and long before gleb savchenko was mentoring "dance moms" star mackenzie ziegler and posting shirtless selfies. he was 14-year-old burning up russian ballrooms. >> i remember when i was like 8 i just lo

you can probably still get tickets. >> exactly. >>> next we go to "dancing with the stars: juniors."s given the boot. >> last night was disney night. among the top scores, mackenzie ziegler and sage rosen in their contemporary dance from "pocahontas." earning them 27 out of 30. >> similar score for "black-ish" star myles brown and riley in their charleston from "alladin." >> among last night's low scores, spelling bee akash and kamri peterson's jive from "hercules." akash loosening up and coming into his own. their final score, a 21. >> we've been wanting him to loosen up. honey boo boo and her partner tristan with a 21. so honey boo boo toned down her usual exuberance, showing off a more refined foxtrot from "beauty and the beast" there. >> and the lowest score of the night at just 19 out of 30, sophia pippen and her partner jake for their samba from "the little mermaid." >> sophia, of course, is scotty's daughter. unfortunately, they ended up being this week's elimination. bye! >>> next to chris hemsworth and a friend doing something your parents never, ever told you to do, pick up