we've watched katherine grow up. even spent time with her when dad arnold was the governor of california. >> she's gonna be 18 next week. she has 500 hours of community service. and you do it because you like it or because mommy makes you do it? >> in the beginning, because you made me do it. but now, because i like it. >> like chris, who showed us he knows how to braid hair. >> i don't have a comb here. >> katherine also does tutorials. >> be careful not to burn yourself with this wand that is incredibly hot. katherine who has a lifestyle website blog, graduated from college in 2012. when chris was starring in "parks and rec." she originally wanted a career in broadcasting. and even worked as a correspondent for us. >> how do you prep for your makeout scenes? because there are plenty of them in this movie. >> just recite the alphabet. just to really get the muscles in the mouth working correctly. >> when it comes to men, it seems mr. pratt just might be her type. >> what's the best advice she's given you? >> try to

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katherine langford, everybody!e jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank kevin costner and katherine langford. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. here we go. here with the song "africa," weezer! ♪ ♪ ♪ i hear the drums echoing tonight she hears only whispers of some ♪ ♪ quiet conversation she's coming in 12:30 flight the moonlit wings ♪ ♪ reflect the stars that guide me towards salvation i stopped an old man ♪ ♪ along the way hoping to find some old forgotten words or ancient melodies ♪ ♪ he turned to me as if to say hurry boy it's waiting there for you ♪ ♪ it's gonna take a lot to drag me away from you there's nothing that a hundred men or more ♪ ♪ could ever do i bless the rains down in africa gonna take some time ♪ ♪ to do the things we never have ooh ooh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the wild dogs cry ♪ out in the night as they grow restless longing for some

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katherine. one of the cosmos heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected eve movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. years gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of moshe in an old farmhouse called note. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist by. the of work. so the ship was a like his charge a clean sheet image that the cib. yellow gold is that he did back a lot of it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years later almost two thousand pai

a little over a year after erroll and katherine were given erroll started using hher, again.got into a fight about. going to reh and she called the police. >> i feel ashamed for you to have to come and see me here because, you know, was doing so well. and it's just... it's an absolute and total regression. i don't know if it's apropos, if it's bittersweet, if it's going to help to tell the story, you know, i don't know. (sniffling) >> narrator: he's been charged with violating the conditns of his release. and now connecticut must decide whether to keep erroll behind bars... or give him another chance at life on parole. t >> is the hostile takeover of the republican party. >> narrator: the fight betweenen the presidand his own party. >> in one fell swoop the republicans sent a message you're not a king, you are a president. >> trump's response is classic trump. who am i going to blame?it >> don't messdonald trump. donald trump doesn't forget. >> somebody needs to stand up and say"this is not our party, this is not normal." >> go to pbs.org/frontline for an update on the charac

katherine langford, everybody!cert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i'm ready. but, clearly, i'm a little nervous. there are so many expectations. like, on the sticker, "city mileage this, highway that." uh, that's a lot to live up to. but i heard no gas gets better mileage than chevron with techron. yeah, no better mileage. it's proven. so that's a confidence builder. it's proven; no gas gets better mileage than chevron with techron. care for your car. so much for my new car smell, guys. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank kevin costner and katherine langford. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. here we go. here with the song "africa," weezer! ♪ ♪ ♪ i hear the drums echoing tonight she hears only whispers of some ♪ ♪ quiet conversation she's coming in 12:30 flight the moonlit wings ♪ ♪ reflect the stars that guide me towards salvation i stopped an old man ♪ ♪ along the way hoping to find some

>> katherine eaton >> was she a victim or not? >> no, she wasn't. >> what are they saying she was a victim of? >> burglary. >> did you ever burglarize your >> no, yeah, i took my tv to the pawn shop. >> all right. se department of correcti has a policy. when an offender is released, they can have no contact withio prev crime victims or co-defendants.ll she the police on him, she got him incarcerated and at least got him sober-- or cleaned up for a while. but she then cated a... the situation in the department's eyes that she was a crime victim because he took her tv set. there's no staying overnight there, there's no nothing. y . >> all right, following you out. >> narrator: erroll leaves and goes straight home withth ine, violating the terms of his parole on his very fit day. >> i just wanted to stay close to the people that i love and feel protected, and i understana that parole, the to do what they have to do. but i was happy, i was home.ll that's have up here, that's all i need.ye , welcome home, absolutely. it's a good place

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katherine: there's a remarkable lack of adherence to protocols across populations.is not just uninsured patients or medicare patients or commercially insured patients. we see patients having trouble and especially for patients with chronic conditions taking multiple medications, that leads to wasted medications, but also to downstream hospitalizations and bad health outcomes for people. this entry enables better coordination of multiple medications come back to improve health care and lower health care costs. shery: at the same time, we know that 90% of people get their prescriptions filled at the pharmacy counter. will amazon be able to break that habit will be the key question. katherine: the market is likely to look different for short courses of medication. antibiotics and acute conditions, looking for patients taking maintenance medications regularly for high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol. the biggest return is coordinating with the chronic conditions medications and especially multiple medications. the prescriptions are refilled month after month after

katherine stanczyszyn reports. some nhs treatments could be about to become much rarer.plans are being drawn up by nhs england to limit options that they say are ineffective or too risky. it's drawn up a list of 17 procedures, including surgery to treat snoring, tonsillitis or varicose veins, knee arthroscopy is for osteoarthritis, and steroid injections for nonspecific back pain.

there's -- that was both robert and katherine again. one example of their letter -- tesla had been sick with a cold for a couple of days so robert wrote him a letter which i think just exemplifies their daily notes they sent to each other about their health or writings, and it said, it's been a whole week since we saw you and you need cheering up. come as early as possible and get cheered. we are in a jolly mood and the fire is lighter than the heart and we only need you. so this very human superman, i think, just to conclude, sort of revels the excitement of discovery. this was at his core. he said, i do not think there is any thrill that can good through the human heart like that felt by the inventor as he sees some creation of the brain unfolding to success, such emotions make a man forget sleep, food, friends, love, everything. what is interesting about tess los angeles i think, as an inventor, he was perhaps one of the last curiosity driven inventors, motivated by idealism. thomas edison invented largely practical products to make

. >> he was all smiles next to his wife, katherine. the person most excited is his step mom barbra streisand. >> the kid has a great jewish grand mother. she's into it. she does all this stuff. amazing. >> imagine the lullabies, everyone. the "sicario" sequel hits the screens this friday. >>> kevin frazier back with us from nyc. >> hey, cam. it's not a sequel to "kazaam." it's the new basketball comedy, "uncle drew." shaq will stop at nothing for a laugh. ♪ i drink that cognac >> how was the makeup snjt it took four hours. i had to wake up at 7:00. i haven't gotten up at 7:0030 days in a row in my life. >> i have seen you in a lot of locker room ps. you love to be a practical joker. how did thae react when you decided to bare all on set? >> i don't know what families a last night's shaq and his fellow basketball lemds age 30 years and come back to prove they still got it. will there be an uncle drew 2? >> yes, of course. i'm paying for it myself. >> you're paying for it yourself? >> yes, man. >> tiffany haddish was in the movie. she ma

what is his status with katherine schwarzenegger?hey were just spotted together. 38-year-old chris had bed head and dressed down in jeans. catherine had overalls. the two stopped to get gas. it was casual alone time in san is it a barbara. on the menu, sandwiches, fruit, and lots of giggling. what is the story behind this pair? we're thinking they met up at chuj. chris faithly attends hillsong. that's where katherine's brothering patrick, goes. i was with chris hours before hi father's day date. he was on the mtv movie and music awards red carpet. he gave me no hints. father's day's tomorrow. how are you going the celebrate? >> church and -- i'm going to -- i'm going the lay low and swim in the pool. >> when do you think your son looks up to you most? >> think my love language is quality time. when we can sit down and just be together and spend time together with one another, just me and him. >> tonight, chris is being honored with mtv's generation awards. for a career spanning almost 20 years. prefame chris pratt. >> that's the gene

we got katherine and steven here. it's good to have you both.oining me on a friday night. >> great to be with you. >> of course. >> steven, i almost feel bad about burdening you with the responsibility of defending any of those statements as true. would you like to do that or would you just like to take a stipulation that they're not true, let's talk about something else. >> let's start with the last one. congratulations on the new show. i love it. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the issue of china and trade. i'm a free trade guy. i agree with trump that we have been and we haven't called it a trade war, but we've bipartisee trade war with china for years. china steals about $400 billion of our computer software and drugs and vaccines, those products, and they don't pay us for it. we know we've been running very large massive trade deficits with china for 25 years. we know that china has much higher tariffs on our goods and services than the tariff that we charge them. and i think trump is right. no president not bush, not clinton, not obama,

katherine grainger, the head of uk sport.upport given to coachesin the numbers and support given to coaches in the uk, driving it forward isjudy murray, who knows only too well what is required to inspire the next generation. i spoke with her earlier on. todayis today is the first day of the first—ever coaching week, an opportunity to recognise all the great coaching and coaches that are out there, who make things happen for others. i mean, so often you hear about the great coaches who work at the top end of the game, which is where all the profile is, and the big bucks, but often it is those who work out at entry—level, who create an environment that is fun and stem elating and engaging. and it gets people involved, and it keeps people involved, because you as the coach or teacher are the first port of call, you know, when a child takes up an activity, and how you present yourself and communicate and organise the content, equipment also that you use, that can be the determining factor of whether somebody keeps coming back, s

katherine book is russia's fourth largest city it's near the birthplace of former president boris yeltsin and where the imperial romanov family was murdered in one thousand nine hundred eighteen the passengers aboard the sars gold train celebrate their arrival in europe to katherine book lies right on the border between europe and asia. over ten days and nights they've traveled all the way from beijing through the mongolian manchurian grassland and the city of tour past lake baikal and the siberian cities of your quotes and no verse of beers until they arrive here in your country book. they're not big the compartments are certainly plush a leftover from the soviet era when only high ranking party officials were allowed to travel on it. now patron and axel from hamburg get to enjoy this modest luxury they've already seen a lot on their journey and are happy to call the train home for now but a path to. get. out of even though i'm. told. to get a train doesn't for a five star luxury in your should expect a journey like that it's comfortable enough. time after two days you're used to it and

katherine stanczyszyn, bbc news.lljoin viewers on bbc one for the tea—time news with reeta chakarabarti, but first. the environment secretary has reportedly ripped up a report on theresa may's preferred option for a new customs relationship with the eu. michael gove was said to be "livid" when presented with the document as it wrongly suggested his brexit working group had agreed that the plan was viable. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent chris mason this is the latest case study in the breakdown of collective responsibility. that notion that people are at a cabinet table who throughout the ages have been a collection of people with different views. but in public, they present a united front. and we have seen loads of exa m ples recently, united front. and we have seen loads of examples recently, notjust on theissue of examples recently, notjust on the issue of brexit, but spending where cabinet members have been publicly contradict each other. that relative lack of authority that the prime minister has,

chris attends hill sock where katherine's brother patrick also goes. "e.t." was was chris just hours before their outing. he gave no hint about a new romance. >> father's day is tomorrow. >> yes. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> church and i'm going to lay low and swim in the pool. >> now to "snl"'s pete davidson who opens up about his engagement to arianna gualeend i feel like i won a contest. >> how are you handling it all right now? >> [ bleep ]. >> on the way to fallon, pete and arianne fla enjoyed lollipops outside their new 4,000 square foot love nest in new york. a source confirmed to "e.t." the 24-year-olds are living together and excited for the next chapter. >> something tells me you like gave me hope. >> the couple only went public 22 days before getting engaged with a $93,000 rock. pete's taking his mr. ariana grande status in stride. >> i'm forever known as like her plus one. >> on the way, our london exclusive with james corden. his regret. >> if i could turn back time, that would make me believe in life after love. >> then tiffany haddish'

also cnn political commentator katherine ram pel. we saw all that red.s the globe this morning from these new threats of president trump, $200 billion in tariffs. that would be about half of all goods from china coming to the u.s. what would the impact be? >> very bad for consumers at the point that you are targeting half of products coming from china. you can't just get, you know, parts that companies buy. you're going to get a lot of goods that consumers buy. it's going to raise prices. we've already seen trump's tariffs in other areas raise prices for consumers. we've seen it with washing machines and steel and aluminum, which means it's going to get passed through to consumers as well. we'll see a lot of pain for consumers and it will likely at least partly offset whatever benefits they're getting from the tax cut. >> clearly, the white house is trying to temper the impact for consumers or at least the perceived impact. apple products, iphone would be exempt from these tariffs. i'm not sure how that would happen. >> picking winners and losers. >> wha

katherine stanczyszyn, bbc news.s taking place in central london this afternoon. it is in protest at what they say is underfunding of the nhs. the demonstration coincides with the creation of the nhs 70 years ago this week. it will end up in parliament square and jeremy corbyn is expected to speak later. events are taking place across the country to mark armed forces day 2018. the national event is being held in the welsh seaside town of llandudno in conwy, whilst hundreds of street parties and military parades will be hosted across the uk. the annual event is held on the last saturday ofjune to commemorate the service and sacrifice of britain's military. speaking at the event, the prime minister said, the government was committed to keeping the uk as a leading military power in the future. well, the uk is a leading military power, and we will continue to be a leading military power. we have the second biggest defence budget in nato, we have the biggest defence budget in europe, and we will ensure that we continue to

katherine stanczyszyn, bbc news.support of the nhs is taking place in central london this afternoon. the demonstration will be addressed byjeremy corbyn later and will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the health service. events are taking place across the country to mark armed forces day 2018. the national event is being held in the welsh seaside town of llandudno in conwy whilst hundreds of street parties and military parades are happening across the uk. the annual event is held on the last saturday ofjune to commemorate the service and sacrifice of britain's military. speaking at the event, the prime minister said, the government was committed to keeping the uk as a leading military power in the future. we will ensure we continue to have the capabilities we need for the future because it is notjust about the money we are spending, it is about the threats of the future and what capabilities we need to address those threats and that is what our modernising defence programme is about. ensuring our service personnel a

katherine stanczyszyn, bbc news.arch in support of the nhs is taking place in central london this afternoon. the demonstration will be addressed byjeremy corbyn later and will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the health service. our correspondent, richard galpin is following the march and joins me now from trafalgar square. a celebration of the nhs, but those people behind you want to get their voices heard. absolutely. if you look at the placards, a lot of them are very angry, people really believing that the nhs is still not being properly funded. that seems to being properly funded. that seems to be the major theme in what is effectively a demonstration heading towards number 10 downing street. this is despite the government announcing recently a long—term plan to increase funding for the nhs by 23 or 24. they expect there will be more than £20 billion of extra resources for the nhs, but people are saying that is not enough. it needs to be much more and that is why they are taking part in this celebration and mar

katherine has details for us. katherine? >> shannon, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who has oversight for the russia investigation is under pressure to recuse himself. fox news obtained this letter from lindsay graham. the special counsel probe led by robert mueller is investigating obstruction in the firing of james comey. when president trump fired comey a year ago, a memo drafted by rosenstein about the handling of the e-mail case. in today's letter, they asked the deputy attorney general whether he is a witness for the special council. when president trump fired director comey in may of 2017, he relied on a memorandum prepared by you to justify the firing. if so, should you recuse yourself from further interactions with the mueller investigation? after comey was fired, he testified to congress last year about the episode and what he described as shifting explanations from the white house. >> the president and i had had multiple conversations about my job, both before and after he took office, and he had repea

. >> i am katherine petschin. i have authored guidelines for other municipalities around the state. with item 12, the start reports indicates that the planning department is asking for flexibility in planning and reviewing, designs, specifically projections not allowed under the current code and proposed obstructions would be allowed t. it's not so much the substance of the specific amendment that i am questions but why are these being dealt with in a piece meet fashion? it would make more sense to review these comprehensively and as part of a more thorough review and with guideline updates and revisions and process. it doesn't make sense to address planning code amendments individually, so i would urge the commission not to initia this item today or at a minimum to explain why you would do that. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> restart the clock, thank you, or not. katherine howard many parts of san francisco have backyards that are rich vegetated enter your block open space and it provides habitat, a safe place for children to play and a refuge for tired homeowners

members of the board of supervisor, jeff seehey and katheri katherine stefani here today. our city departments, our controllers office for tirelessly working to find the right amount of staffing that we need right here in our police department. you know, since taking public at ice i repeatedly stressed elieve we have some of the best men and women in our police depten her inside of san francisco. proud of all of y do who are here today in front of us. i am not afraid as the mayor of the city and county ofiscon thow proud i am of the men and women of our police department. every day they are putting their lives on the line for us a san francisco residents, they deserve our respect and our gratitude. when we are so fortunate to have such dedednd women on our police department, we simply don't have enough of them today. san francisco is an ever changing city with ever changing neighborhoods. we cannot be boun by antequated staffing levels that do not reflect today's reality in our streets and in our neighborhoods. that is why today i am very proud to announce that my budget p

[cheering and applause] give me christine, give me katherine.fic that's bitten you in the bedroom. christine: a flea. steve: a flea. katherine: mosquito. steve: mosquito. kathy: play? we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, miss marilyn. how you doin'? marilyn: awesome. how you doin'? steve: all right. marilyn: that's good. steve: well... marilyn: yeah, uh-huh. steve: you still working? are you retired? what you do? marilyn: oh, no, no, no, no. steve: let it go? marilyn: i'm retired now. i do what i wan

as katherine said, i came to stanford, 17-year-old kid, i first got my intro in montana. i want to give montana. red state, flyover state. but junior year of high school, i joined the debate team, actually joined the debate to get easy a, by the way, back then and the debate topic that year was u.s.-russian, how to improve u.s. trade policy and my debate partner and i we ran what's called the squarely case, if there's any debaters out there, you're nodding, obscured, strange, nobody that is any data on and we ran a case saying we should repeal the jackson bannick trade amendment so 1974 trade act to increase trade to soviet union, it wasn't at stanford actually that i started my interest in the soviet union. it was inmont -- in montana but in freshman year i registered and stanford really did change my life. first year russian, anybody have polysy35 before? anybody else? it's called something else. polisiy3 or something. the classes i took because i was squared of the cold war, there's no gray hair in the room but there's enough young people to remind you it was a scary t

meanwhile englnad's women have recalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor foreir one—day series against south africa. the three—match series starts at new road on saturday so just before we go, if being told you're not in your country's world cup squad is bad enough, imagine having to see your rejection in sticker form. and not the size of sticker you'll be collecting before the tournament starts. just after germany had announced their final 23 for russia, which didn't include leroy sane, they had to take his picture down from outside the german football museum in dortmund. clearly they were also surprised the manchester city winger didn't make the squad. brutal. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. welcome to our look ahead at the papers. joining me is laura humes am a political correspondent at the financial times. good to see you both. let's ta ke let's take a look at the front pages. the i the story —— has the story of a woman who was due to breast cancer with her own white blood cells. rbs shares to be part nati

of florence and then expanded their power across europe they installed family members and as like katherine did in france the queen of france the pope's in italy. you know they became powerful in the first half of the fifteenth century because they were banking family who were first to really use the power of double entry bookkeeping so they were the ones that became very powerful from that which is interesting in today when we have bitcoin and triple entry bookkeeping so they became powerful through that they brought us the likes they were patronage of the arts they had some like from davinci to raphael they financed these guys so you know they did bring us some good stuff but the warning on it is coming up really though they were fantastically wealthy at the time and what happened well america the media cycle in the corporate powers and politics a recent paper by luigi zingales of the university of chicago titled towards a political theory of the firm deals with the issue of rent seeking behavior by monopolistic firms through political influence neoclassical theory assumes that firms have

after marrying katherine jackson in 1949, they had 10 children together.oe gave up boxing and started the blues band. the group broke up after they didn't get a record deal. >> >> reporter: he made it big with his kids in music. who went on to become some of the biggest pop stars in the world. jackson had a tumultuous relationship with his children. several accused him of physical and emotional abuse. joe was by michael side during his child molestation trial. when michael died of a drug overdose in 2009, joe was cut out of his will. in a 2013 interview, the patriarch said he didn'tet being hard on his kids. >> i'm glad i was tough because look what i came out with. i came out with kids that everyone loved all over the world. >> reporter: he struggled with health issues suffering from at least two strokes. he was 89 years old. daniel nottingham, cbs news. >>> passengers on a jet blue flight were terrified when armed officers stormed the plane in new york. >> there were concerns the plane have been hijacked. was a false alarm. this was the theme -- the scen

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katherine, what do we have?onish, the movie trump showed kim was more suited to pitching a trump resort that achieving denuclearization. pcc texas? that's exactly what i thought. and then i watched it again. and i recognized this, i was not the intended audience. one more. quickly. why can't you just give the man credit for what he has done regarding north korea? if it was obama who did this, praise would be coming in in droves. i don't like trump either, but i give credit where it's due. hey, lauren, were you not paying attention? that's exactly what i just did. i said when i saw the video the first time, i didn't get it. and then i gave him the benefit of the doubt and just brought on an expert who is a psychiatrist who worked for the state department who pointed out we were not the intended audience and he thinks it was pretty effective. come on. >>> up ahead, asian americans are now on the vanguard of the latest debate over affirmative action. students are suing harvard, saying that even when they ace standa

but i also think katherine is right.re is a concerted effort led in the white house by members of congress and its allies to try to undermine the mueller probe so that whatever he decides, whatever he announces is not legitimate. this is part of it. what struck me was when gowdy said there is pervasive bias. what's the definition of pervasive? you've got a couple of these fbi officials who were fired, by the way, almost a year ago by bob mueller, taken off the case, and it's unclear what he's talking about pervasive bias, but they're going to try to make it sound that way. >> we can't forget this is a republican group talking about a republican -- now, at least -- a republican-led justice department. and the person who has been most out front with this, of course, is the house chair devin nunes. listen to how he describes it. >> the fbi and doj know they've been put on notice. mr. rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, have to decide if they want to be part of the clean-up crew or part of the cover-up crew. so if docum

what do you got, katherine?merconish, is it that white america is vanishing or that white men's grip on power is vanishing? well, warrior owl, i think it's probably a combination of both. don't you? >>> up ahead -- by retiring when he did, did justice kennedy pretty much ensure that whoever succeeds him will not be another justice kennedy? i'll explain. gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month.

his sister katherine, daughter of the victims, spoke publicly for the first time outside the courtroomnd the loss. they're no longer with me at all. it does tear me up. >> do you feel justice was served? >> i don't know. it's hard. it's hard to admit that anybody could do something like that. >> reporter: and adrienne solomon, the one-time teacher of the flying trapeze, the woman who thought she had learned a thing or two about reading people, still wonders why she just didn't see it. >> i don't trust my judgment and i don't trust other people are telling the truth. and that's hard. >> i wonder if you'll ever get that back. >> i don't know. i'm sure over time -- everything's been getting better. but i'm still not ready to be trusting of everyone so easily. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." >> she was crying and crying. i said, "what's wrong?" and she says, "debbie's dead." we all wanted to believe it was an accident, there's no possible way he could do this on purpose. >> reporter: a dark house. a husband with a gun. a wife dead on the floor. >> make sure that she is still

michele ckosinski, katherine rampell, and anne marie slaughter. so, anne marie, they say photo or a picture is worth a thousand words. when you look at those two pictures, what do they tell you? >> they tell me that trump's alone against the rest of the g7. it's the g6 plus 1, and they tell me that the president's supporters and his people think actually showing him one against six will play extremely well with his base. this is actually what people want, is for him to -- his supporters want for him to stand up against an international order that they think is elitist and bad for ordinary americans. i don't think that's true, but i think the president thinks it plays well, and the first picture shows what our allies think. >> we have another picture i want to show. this one is of president trump shaking hands with french president emmanuel macron, the two buddies. they've talked about their own bromance, but look at the picture of them shaking hands, because you see the president's -- darn, we don't have the picture, but i will tell you, in the pi

now here is katherine clark saying, yes, essentially, i really do care. it looks like a homemade shirt there in response to what we saw earlier this week. that had a lot of people questioning who was targeted at that comment. of course, the first lady's team saying that there was nothing to it, it was unintentional so to speak. as we watch what's happening at the border we have to be honest about the fact that it's not just lawmakers who are confused about how these children are going to be reunited. i spoke with the president of the texas civil rights project who told me hundreds of their clients have no idea what's coming next. >>> our lawyers have been on the front lines in south texas working with families. to date we've interviewed 381 parents and we have no knowledge that any single one of those parents has been reunited with their children. nor have we been given any information about the process for reunification. >> an assistant federal public defender in el paso, texas, joins us now. thank you for being with us. you wrote an op-ed recently. in i