i'm in a female dominated sport. >> how much did the kangaroo get? >> he's on a volunteer effort. >> okay. >> not all my jokes are that great. >> the thing about the kangaroo is i heard sometimes his checks bounce. >> clever. >> that was good. >> all i can say is that was lit. >> on that note, we out. i think we have to -- i think i'm done. i'm toast. >> my mind doesn't go fast enough for this segment. >> my thanks for a very special fallback friday. ne thought mucht at all. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price t

yeah. >> a baby kangaroo. know that. >> and i'm scared of them. okay? so, you know, on top of it, like -- i don't hate animals. i don't hate them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i just -- they're not my cup of tea. okay. my favorite animal, bacon. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but wild animals, i really don't want to see. >> jimmy: i always get afraid too. >> yes, of course. that's why they're called wild. [ light laughter ] so there's a guy -- and i'm sure there's more than one. but this particular guy has a a wildlife refuge, where he rescues abandoned baby animals. because apparently if your mother is a kangaroo, and your mother abandons you, that's it. you're not going to get like adopted by a couple on the upper west side. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. and life is over at that point. yeah. >> so this guy, he saves their life. so they bring out a baby kangaroo. it's wrapped in a blanket. they hand it first to the host of the show. she takes it. this is this -- don't you want to hold it? no, i did not want to hol

how can you have a kangaroo?>> jimmy: i see. >> so i feel like we're doing a good thing. and honestly, there's a lot of love that goes along in this family and i feel like we learn our lesson by getting to take care of them. >> jimmy: where does the kangaroo live? >> in the nouls. >> jimmy: in the house, that's okay? >> yeah, i mean, they have diapers and things like that so they don't, you know. >> jimmy: the kangaroo wears a deeper? >> changing a kangaroo diaper is very difficult. >> jimmy: because their legs are powerful, killer legs, aren't they? >> technically a kangaroo can kill you. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> especially if you change their diaper. no, but -- that's why the powells grow their toenails out. we're just fighters. >> jimmy: it's it's your defense mechanism. >> know we're both dangerous. >> jimmy: could you train the monkey to change the kangaroo for you? >> are you offering to do that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm not, i'm just saying. i can direct you to the right people. >> all right, great, grea

i think of this viral video that's out there now the fluctuating kangaroo there are a few saying that but this kangaroo is flat is elating and then it waves away the with it waves it away and actually it was brought to my attention by a.p. reporter the in washington my only met only link to this flashlight and kangaroo so here's a guy who's in the press pool in the white house who has nothing better to do than to talk about hockey and flashlight in congress. should you be doing your job maybe in the white house and tell us what's going on he's actually the best one in the way of the five million and how did this stupid program and policy of trying to recover from the financial crisis by pushing the american people essentially into indentured servitude they go for twenty five years this guy has to give ten percent of his income really a throwback to my man and i got into the press compelling as i'm ok with most of mr murray's debt came from grad plus a program created by congress in two thousand and five every moved loan limits and allowed grad students to borrow for any expense includ

reporter the in washington my only met only link to this flashlight in kangaroo so here's a guy who's in the press pool in the white house who has nothing better to do than to talk about hockey and flashlight in congress. should you be doing your job maybe in the white house and tell us what's going on he's actually the best one in the way of the best deal he has five million and how did this stupid program and policy of trying to recover from the financial crisis by pushing the american people essentially into indentured servitude they go for twenty five years this guy has to give ten percent of his income really a throwback to my man and i got into the press compelling as i'm ok with most of mr murray's debt came from grad plus a program created by congress in two thousand and five every moved loan limits and allowed grad students to borrow for any expense including rent and other living costs the law signed by president george w. bush was intended to ease student reliance on private banks which had. more strict repayment plans this is the packaging that they sold it to the american

eventually a coach chased the kangaroo off the field and a pickup truck but perhaps that kangaroo isded to russia for the world cup where australia's national team plays its final group match tomorrow against piru to advance to that knockout round. it has to win the game in denmark and lose the game and k has to lose the game to france. thanks for sticking around. president trump is holding a rally in south carolina in the next hour. that's it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum is coming up. >> martha: i love the way he clears that fence at the end. thank you so much. as bret was saying, we have a fox news alert. at any moment president trump takes the stage in south carolina. he's there tonight to draw support for governor henry mixmaster who replaced nikki haley and now finds himself in a runoff for the g.o.p. nomination against businessman john warren. trey gowdy is also retiring in south carolina so that c does opening up. no doubt the president will also address when he speaks tonight as a rising tension and hysteria surr

was it a kangaroo?scatters fans left and right. >> the kangaroo interrupted the women's soccer match yesterday and delayed the game almost 32 minutes. it did at the same time get to show off the goalie skills as the players eventually kicked the soccer ball to try to drive it off the field. >> katie: it has to be a trained member of the team. >> tucker: yeah, kangaroo or a koala. you guessed correctly. all right. 2-1 going into question four. evening commuters in the state of florida got a shock, but being florida they were not that shocked when they noticed something clinging to the hood of a car traveling down the highway at 70 miles per hour. the car was swerving from side to side. what was it clinging to the hood? kevin corke. >> kevin: it was a guy who was clinging to the hood of the car driven by his ex-girlfriend, if i'm not mistaken. >> katie: florida man? >> kevin: it's florida. florida, man. >> tucker: you have all the detail. was it a guy clinging to the hood of the car? >> it was a viral vid

firing squad and a kangaroo court?new and this feels like a moment that should not go noted as anything less than a disgrace. >> i think that's absolutely right. the american people have come to know bob mueller over the last months. this is a career public servant. he served in the military. he served in the justice department. always somebody willing to sacrifice fame and fortunate in order to go back and serve justice. i can't really imagine anyone from really imagine from my 25-plus years in the justice department who had a more sterling reputation for integrity. and rudy giuliani of all people who served in certain administrations a long time mueller he knows this. it is another lie coming were the administration. the goal is to run a pr campaign so that the american people will not believe mueller's report or criminal convictions he obtains in prison. and it's shameful. >> and i guess my point is, the trump era will end. i guess rudy giuliani has enough money that -- >> what makes you say that? >> well at most he

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the guy versus the kangaroo. you're not going to win.icked you. >> it would break every rib in your body. you can't just get out - >> that's why the coach is in the car. for the safety of his flock trying to coral the kangaroo. >> this is australia, par for the course, right? >> nice day to be outside playing soccer. >> yes, it's so nice outside. i'm so jealous you guys are w.getting off work it's going to be so pretty out there. t >> i'll nking about you. >> thank you. >> is going to be perfect. that wor may not be spelled perfectly, but it is going to be perfect. your tuesday is going to be sunny and comfortable. we have showers and storms. not today, you're not going to have to worry about that. to right in the 70 around 80 degrees right now. it's beautiful, ande're topping out in the low to mid-80s today. it's gorgeous out there. the sun not going down until 20 minutes until 9:00, maybe before you go toed open those windows, low humidity. today temperatures again, 84 degrees, a nice breeze out there as well. so it is nice to get out

in australia, it's kangaroos.t's what they got goingon, hopped into the stadium and on to the field durin a women's match yesterday. players officials tried to chase it by kicking soccer balls. that didn't work. come on, bring it. >> oh, finally, after a half hour delay, a coach hopped in to pickup truck and chased the kangaroo off. that's the funnit video of the day. that's fancy foot work >> there's such a tight gag see it jumping over thell socce "final 5" ee is up next with the >> have a good night. . >>> i'm being o told it'sf the other lower rated on late night. this is the "fil 5." let's d this. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> i'm jim lokay. president trump ineneral electi south carolina. bested katie harrington from a house seat. badly injured in a car crash but he also took aim at the primary opponent tt

you never want to see ground crews look so ineffective as when they're chasing a kangaroo.hey should hire the kangaroo. >> i would say that game was hopping. that game was hopping. australians have all their own unique problems. a plat at thplatipus wandering street. >> i can find lower. still ahead, an upgrade and a downgrade for two dow components just crossing the tape, if you own intel or microsoft, we'll tell you what analysts are saying right now about those stocks buckle up, could be otr anheday. dow futures down with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." 5:45 looking at a live picture of new york's times square. in health news, we are getting new comments from the new head

i dare you. >> good defense. >> don't jump out of the way, kangaroo. block it. >> thanks so much for watching us at 5:00. >> it will be allen and juliette back in 30 minutes with more local news. cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ y captioning sponsored by cbs e >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" tonight, from los angeles, poe current political hostility hits a new level. the white house press secretary kicked out of a restaurant. a congresswoman calls on people to confront the president and t.binet. the president goes after her on twitter. all while thousands of immigrant children are waiting to be reunited with parents. tlus, a teenager's simple act reminds us all of the power of kindness. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. >> democrat congresswomen maxine itters encouraging the public shaming. s they're not welcome! >> i think civilis

a red kangaroo invaded the pitch during a match in australia's capital canberra not once but twice in eight of animal can be dangerous to humans if it kicks out with its strong back legs and shot time males the kangaroo delayed the second half of the national premier league game as it lounged in goal before making it at exit perhaps it's hoping to get a last minute call up to russia. let's update you on the top stories now turkey's president. has been reelected with sweeping new powers he's called it a win for democracy but international monitors have criticized the outcome of the poll saying the ruling party had unfair advantages the main opposition rival her and she has conceded defeat but is also warned that once growing power is dangerous the bush team is the new regime just takes effects from today on the roads is a major danger for turkey a single party or a single person becoming the state and at the same time the executive legislative and the judiciary is a problem of existence in itself and will continue to be a major danger for turkey. in all the headlines the libyan coast g

he hopped himself away and the kangaroo did delay the game for about a half hour. that's before the coaches used his -- to sent the kangaroo on its way. >> i'm hoping chasing. >> i mean, he was fast. >> those animals are strong. their legs -- >> imagine how strong they are. >> got mad at the truck. >> like from pixar. >> maybe. inspired by real life story. >> all right, so that makes you feel good on this monday morning. and we're getting up and here's something else to make you feel good. we're going to have cooler weather in san francisco it's drizzling and you can see it all over the camera. our marine layer is back and this brings back the national air conditioning as we've seen these clouds about 20,0,000 fee and below. inland areas are seeing the clouds. let's go to fre monts for the morning commute, we'll stay in the low 60s with clearing and then in martinez, skies will clear sooner as we head into the low 80s for this afternoon. billi big change from this weekend as it will be much for comfortable today. looking at the highs we're going to reach in the low

. >> the kangaroo is on the field df play again. >> a kangaroo jumping into a the action, during a matchween two semi-professional women's teams. >> it's getting rather ridiculous now. >> file this one under "only in australia." >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor, we're reporting tonight from california, a place central to the immigration debate. there were a series of developments today, including a temporary halt to criminal prosecutions of immigrant parents. this, as we wait to find out when thousands of kids get reunited with parents. all of it is fueling an extraordinary amount of political hostility right now. in one vivid example, white house press secretary sarah sanders was asked to leave a restaurant. the owner objects to the president's policies. we will have much more from the border in just a moment, but first ed o'keefe reports sanders has responded. d> the calls for harassment and push for any trump supporter to avoid the public is unacceptable. .> reporter: sarah sanders snounced threats made against toheand other trump officials parties cri

. >> in australia, a kangaroo went on to the pitch. >> bearing down on goal. it's getting rather ridiculous now. >> and all that matters. >> happy pride. >> people around the country paraded tr ed through the stree the annual pride celebration. >> we just do it to have fun and to be loved. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the left foot, and in. off harry kane. >> an absolute thrashing. england obliterates panama 6-1. >> harry kane had a field day, that's for sure. celebrated. >> clean-up, aisle six. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." every time they win, the celebration gets bigger. >> watch james corden. remember when he did that funny skit after england won one game? the guy jumped on the hood of the car and fell off. >> panama got one goal, one goal. >> you're right. >> norah o'donnell is off. bianna golodryga looking on bright side for panama. >> hello. >> there she goes. >> we'll get to the latest upon on what's happening at the border border, but first this, the dangerous fire out of contro

a kangaroo who made the wrong turn wound up being halftime entertainment for the soccer game.his happened in australia, where else. not quite the world's cup but this is australian national team and nicknamed socceroo is. and i'm going to sit down. but you want me to leave? hopping through the middle of everything. he delayed the game for about half an hour there. before the coach used his truck to send him on its way. >> being part of the show there. >> i think somebody did that on purpose. >> the socceroos. >> and let's have real half time entertainment. >> a kangaroo out there. >> so let's check out our forecast. it is heating up as we go through the week. san francisco looking at mostly upper 60s and low 70s and inland from the low 80s to the mid-90s by saturday. get ready. >> ready to hang out by the pool. >> we're enjoying the workweek this week. thanks for joining us. our next newscast at 5:00. >> and don't forget to join us for our show tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great day. >>> we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one. >>> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all we

you had a kangaroo coming on to the soccer pitch on sunday. heha controlled field for more than 30 minutes. some of them will fight you. he wandered on to the field during the halftime break and then he came back during the second half. >> he wa the star of the show. players thought kicking balls toward him would scare him atof. idn't work. eventually a coach in a pickup truck chased theo kanga from the stadium. they do kind of box back. >> i would imagine they would just kick the balls back at you. thean kangaroo c go anywhere he wants to in australia. >>> anyway, poor vision, hearins even dent tal issues. there are a number of long-term health proseemsd by premature birth a there mayo be a link to behavioral issues. >>> and the fda approves its first ever medicine made from marijuana. who will be able to use it as a treatment. we're coming right back. >>> we've some rain just to the south and west, but also some cloud debris coming out of that system to the south and west. when is our nult time we see some rain here in the d.c. area? we've g

. >> that is a roo, a kangaroo in the water. >> maybe fill up the pouch with a bit of air, like a flotationevice. >> i think it was body surfing, like, okay, party's over, time to hop out of the water. >> it is so cute. it was just -- it really was going for a swim. >> yes, like, just going to do a little hippity hoppity. in australia, you got to get in the water if you're close to the coast. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> you guys are pretty shocked. i'm sure you figured out it is chris' birthday. chris is singing happy birthday to chris, on the youtube channel, he's got a big surprise for her. the hardest part is getting her out the door. >> on your birthday -- >> people are waiting on you. >> get ready, get outside, you got some instructions as well. >> you have to put this on. you to also have music playing so you can't hear anything. >> shut up. >> true surprise. >> yes. >> turns out that was a huge mistake. >> you got the music in you. ♪ you got the music in you >> she's following your rules. >> eventually he makes it and they're still together. it wasn't that bad. it is time to spring

is a very robust case and a robust argument for the president here to say, this is turning into a kangarooething and i'll give some advice again to adrian as someone who handles democratic messaging heading into the midterms this year, conservatives and independence, they're being really turned off by this constant drumbeat of a witch hunt and a kangaroo court. >> i do want to say to your points, this memo was written in january. it's now june. they're probably have been developments, but that said, the other part of the memo adrian claims that the president could if he wished terminate the inquiry even exercise his power to pardon if so desired. does this at all shed light on the recent attention the president's paying towards his ability to issue pards? >> the president can issue pardons and other presidents have done so, both democrats and republicans, absolutely. so in that respect it's not out of the ordinary for thi president to exert his power to pardon. i think this is one of those ink blot test. if you don't like trump and what he's doing, you're going to have this suspicion and c

ready to eat, and dan and his team prepared a feast of bush tucker for me to enjoy including camel, kangarooive oil and some wattle seed, outback wattle seed. this is amazing. it's fantastic. this is really good. it's lovely to be in a place like central australia, a very ancient environment, that can draw upon the beautiful, rare and exotic foods that come from here. they can help you along the way, and add to a wonderfuljourney around this great country. for sure. cheers. good on you. great effort. henry in alice springs earlier this year on the travel show. now we are off to thailand, next, a country known for its fantastic food and its idyllic beaches. now, for many of us, taking selfies in exotic locations and posting them online has taken the place of writing postcards and sending them home whilst on holiday. but if you're ever tempted to grab a selfie with some of the local wildlife, you could be helping to fund a sinister trade in animal exploitation. as carmen found out when she headed to thailand in may. infant animals are particularly vulnerable to the photo prop trade. here in th

and dan and his team prepared a feast of push—up to me to enjoy including kangaroo and crocodile. —— wattle seeds, it is really good. it is lovely to be in a place like central australia, a very ancient environment, and we can draw on the beautiful rare and exotic foods here that can help you along the way and ad for a wonderfuljourney around this great country. sure, good on you. henry in alice springs earlier this year on the travel show. now we are off to thailand, a country known for its fantastic food and idyllic beaches. for many of us, taking selfies in exotic locations and posting them online has taken the place of writing postcards and sending them home while on holiday. but if you are ever tempted to grab a selfie with some of the local wildlife, it could be helping to fund a sinister trade in animal exploitation, as calm and found out when she went to thailand in may. —— carmen. infant animals are particularly vulnerable. here in the wildlife hospital, animals are cared for in the nursery. that 0n took me to visit them. he is hungry, can you tell me about langurs, while th

i'll get a wha a group of kangaroos is calle by the time you're done. > i will move on to traffic. keep getting the ggles. >> perhaps a brewed of roos. >> look at the drive times. even though school is out i was bragging about how quiet was, not the case. a lot of heavy traffic heading into the district. has improved greatly since earlier crash at 80 up it dad mn time. mike thomas tell me it's a pool day. >> it i d a pool it's going to be nice day maybe onoo thel side at 83 degrees. heg t up.ry we'll tk more on good day. what's i >> a mob, a troop or a court. . >> troop of roos. >>t i t likhae a court. ♪ does your business internet provider promi a lot? let's see who delivers more. escomcast business givou gig-speed in more places. the others don't. fwe offer up to 6 hours o 4gess network backup. el w everyone els no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. et you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? no! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go on lineoday

go to zero every time we say who i think of this viral video that's out there now the fluctuating kangaroo or a few saying that.

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does demonstrate is that the court is a genuine court that looks at things properly this isn't a kangaroo court that can convict anyone who's been charged they were actually acquit where the appeals court judges think that's the right thing to do and they looked at this incredibly carefully before they came to their decision they discovered from richard thanks very much for joining us. coming up in this news hour lebanon's growing rift with the un refugee agency which it accuses of spreading fear to discourage syrians from returning home got similar warns falling ash from the forager volcano could pose a threat to flights and the french open will have an austrian men's finalist for the first time in more than two decades he said we'll have more. three palestinians have been killed in gaza including a fifteen year old boy after israeli forces fired tear gas and live bullets are protesters at the border medics say more than five hundred others have been injured in the violence on thursday israeli military planes dropped leaflets into the enclave residents to avoid the border area israeli fo

black cat in the '69 mets-cubs but never a kangaroo, i don't think.day. >> see you tomorrow. >> sandra: a lot of news. we leave it there. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> melissa: fox news alert. president trump today stepping up the call for tougher border security amid the growing showdown over immigration. and as lawmakers keep pointing fingers over families being separated after crossing into the country illegally and the treatment of migrant children. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today is host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy montgomery. democratic strategist and the fox news contributor jessica tarlov. commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy. and joining us on the couch today richard fowler. democratic strategist, radio host, fox news contributor and generally jazzy guy. he is "outnumbered." are you ready for it today? >> richard: i'm ready. >> melissa: i don't know how outnumbered you are. it feels even. >> and friday juan was here. >> richard: i'm the only guy so i'm

so far i have all my senses, get drummed out of the profession, in a kangaroo court. >> the other thing giuliani is confirming is to what kind of surprise he was teasing in the campaign. was he getting leaked information, working with the department of justice and specter general, fbi leaks to giuliani, nothing there and they all moved on. shannon: what about these reports that peter stzrok was escorted out of the fbi building. >> back to last friday and the bottom line is no bias at the fbi, the report listed all kinds of problems. peter stzrok, revelations coming today but we are told on friday he was escorted, the man behind anti-trump text messages, out of the fbi headquarters building, but somehow he still has a job tonight, just under review. 's attorney telling us he is cooperating fully with the internal review at the fbi. there was another, drag audi, anti-trump text messages, talked about stopping donald trump at all costs. michael horwitz, the justice department inspector general, lindsey graham may have put it best by saying all these new revelations, anybody in washington,

laura forou having written this book and making the statements because when you read about these kangaroo court proceedings it's not an exaggeration and you said that it takes an enormous amount of courage because even tenured professors who have highly respected in their fields as scholars have gone great teaching ratings can still lose not only their jobs but also their entire life savings and i will not put you on the spot, laura, but you made a comment in your book that you might have thought even more than you did about writing what you did if you had known what some of the adverse consequences could be. sadly, i think people reading your book may be more chilled than they already are now. >> i will say that there is a civil lawsuit in federal court over the book so you to find out when you step in these for it to us that there are far more repercussions to silence people than i had ever thought. i thought of myself as an artist and taking positions that might be controversial but i was a tenured professor and did grow up thinking there was this amendment and i never knew until recen

. >> zarni: all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court.ce, these three officials are sitting all together. they read off, uh, "this is your sentence," like that. >> anthony: right. >> zarni: it happens. only minutes. pst, like that. >> anthony: uh, what is life like inside prison? >> zarni: nice, nice, very nice. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i have a hard time believing that. >> zarni: no. very nice. we can talk to each other, you know, saying some things. and we use a mirror to look each other. it's very nice. >> anthony: access to books? >> zarni: no book. no writing thing. no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. >> anthony: right. >> zarni: only these are the things that we possess. >> anthony: how's the food, the food in prison? >> zarni: soup. rice with pea soup, only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday. you know that in prison, it ends in prison. all the fish has no body, only the head and the tail. no middle part. i can look like that. >> anthony: so, there is hope for this country in your view

you don't put your client in a kangaroo court.aunch party, investigation started with strzok with an undetermined number of agents presently there who have equal amount of bias expressed in text messages. >> how sadÏ¿½-- >> how about getting them. i say to the director of the fbi shame on you, if you don't catch those guys and throw them out like you threw strzok out. took a year and a half to do that. >> sean: he's still getting paid by the way. he's still getting paid. come on! this is totally crazy. >> the question is how much more of that is going on presently. i believe a lot of it. that's why they invaded lawyer's office. >> sean: you think they'll raid your office? did you say they could raid your office? >> well, they better not. i'll sue them for everything they're worth. but the reality is they're not going to find anything. >> sean: i agree. mr.Ï¿½mayor, i have to do my job, you know. you don't to have mock me for doing my job. thanks for being with us. when we come back, ed henry with a live report from the white house

it's a kangaroo court. no way they can get the documentation from their home country and prepare a case and prepare for asylum in this short of a period of time. i am concerned that mitch mcconnell's strategy is a strategy that does further harm. >> what do you say to the president and his supporters and other republicans who say, look, in the past, the policy hasn't worked, that many people are basically released with their kids. they disappear into the united states, and 75% may come back and appear in court like they are supposed to, but 25% don't. >> there was a case management program enacted or put together to improve on this. and the only report i have seen on this, is that they have had a 99% response rate. people showing up for their hearings. it costs far less money than imprisoning people. i haven't seen an independent assessment that is accurate. but the idea of having a case management that tracks people. makes sure they turn out. and keeps the family together so we are not inflicting harm, mak

it's truly a kangaroo court. it's time to release him. we did get an amendment in the national defense authorization which is to really take a look at a variety of issues. how pastor brunson and others in turkey are being treated. this is a nato ally since 1952. we also have the joint strike fighter. we think all that has to be looked at before we move ahead with that transaction. needs to be released. suggesting he would trade a pastor for a pastor, immediately made him a hostage. we want him released and be happy as an ally to consider an extradition if they have the evidence that he fits our high standards for extradition. >> in fact, the pastor in pennsylvania, the administration's officials from top to bottom said they are not turning him over without any real evidence he was involved in this attempt. >> well, what we don't need is a policy of appeasement with turkey. turkey is supposed to be our ally. allies don't arrest american citizens with no reason. allies don't buy weapon systems from our aggressor nations which is what turkey

seems like there are more actors from australia than kangaroos, it is really unbelievable for a relativelytalented actors come out of there. you don't know? >> yeah, no, i mean -- >> jimmy: have you thought about it? will you think about and it get back to us? >> sure, why not. >> jimmy: and did you learn to speak english there? [ laughter ] >> it is. yes. >> jimmy: our regular english that we speak here. is that something you learn from watching television? or from friends or studying or what? >> i mean, i think -- partially probably just like from watching films. i feel like everyone who doesn't grow up in america vicariously lives through american films. that and i'm a little musical. if i listen to something -- i had to do a scottish accent for this -- for a film. and i was watching "braveheart." i would just repeat everything. so he'd be like, haloy! whatever. >> jimmy: some actor does a bad accent, they could throw you off. >> oh, yeah. that's it. >> jimmy: you'd be doing an accent based on an accent somebody who doesn't have that accent is doing. then when did you come to los angele

a kangaroo invading the pitch. the women's semi pro game in australia.laying goalie during halftime. panama could have used this guy yesterday. he was doing the job well. >>> finally, lebron james' son playing the basketball event in miami. he nearly dunked on this fast break in the slam online video. lebron's reaction to his son trying to dunk. it was priceless. lebron posted on instagram, surprised not only me, but everyone in the gym. guys, this is a big week for lebron. he has to let the cavs know by friday if he opts out of the final year of his contract. could be a sign on what he will do in his free agency. of course, lakers remain the favorite for him. >> where do you think he is going? >> the lakers. >> they will get kawai? >> they will hold steadfast in the belief they would only trade him to the eastern conference. i think lakers have to have a new plan. paul george and lebron. >> a daily lebron stories out of control. andy scholes, thank you. >>> the trump administration has a plan to reunite families separated at the border, but it is not an

he has little to worry about now because at the very least, the fbi investigators, the kangaroo court, they have a bias and hate him and it was exposed to the world and he says exonerated. >> that was absolutely at the top of the list of the questions because the question said it exonerated him. the i.g. report didn't deal with whether the president or his campaign had colluded with the russians. just talked about the people working on the mueller investigation or working with the fbi. but i did want to speak to something the last guest said, whether this is historic or not. what was difference about this interaction is we have never seen the president or president trump come out to the north lawn to take questions from reporters after doing an interview like that. what americans have seen in the past, it's been in the oval office or the south lawn which is where marine one takes off. we're usually invited by the press office with the idea that he could stop and take questions. what was so unique this morning, the president was watching fox news and wanted to come outside. reporters c

when you have a witch-hunt, a kangaroo court, you don't want to go in, be trapped by the prosecutor. to me that's a much better strategy than fighting it out in the supreme court, and probably losing. but the breth of what he and his lawyers are claiming is unbelievable. the book i wrote, you know, basically traces the long decline of america to the fact that people in power are increasingly unaccountable, and, you know, this is the epitome of unaccountability. he can't be prosecuted for obstructing justice because he's in charge of the gijustice department, can't be subpoenaed and can of course, pardon himself. >> your book "tailcitizen p"tai how those in power not being fair the way they treat other people, yet he is trying to undermine the mueller e, if you will, suggesting it's the elites going after him and he's thvictim? >> exactlyright. he is trying to be the ultimate in unaccountability, at the same time that he is speaking for the people who he -- he claims to be speaking for who have justifiable grievances against peoplee political world built moats around themselves and ar

the coach had to get in a truck him.t rid of you don't want to wrestle with a kangaroo. >> they'll ripgsour l out. >> they will. >> eventually players started kicking balls at it. >> heteight be b than a lot of the players there. >> they used a pickup trucch to e it away. >> wow. hear ing up in sports, i that john carlson, accorng to the weather office, gets eight more years with the capitals. >> really? really? >> well, maybe doug can tell us why staying in d.c. was a no brainer for carlson. butherree is going to do it. she's coming up in next in orts. >>> news 4 today working for your mind body balance. >> story of mygi life. me the tips. give me the trips. > justin finch is checking out salt caves, what they are, and whether they're worth >>> we are less than a week away from tth start o nhl free agency. the capitals extended an offer to forward tom wilson but not breakout star devonte smith-pelly. the caps did secure their star defenseman last night announcing a deal with johnarlson. fans were chanting rign him at the parade. now caps fans had their prayers answered. the team locking up

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