kingston and his mom and dad moving to denver. kingston became a viral sensation.baltimore ravens selection was announced by one of the team's biggest fans. t.j. from maryland. he was diagnosed with brain cancer.the ravens made sure he had his moment at the draft. watch for this fist pump, too. >> okay, t.j., time to make your dream come true. [ applause ] >> with the 16th pick in the 2017 nfl draft, the baltimore ravens select marlon humphrey. defensive back of alabama. >> by the way, t.j. loved the pick. before he even announced it. t.j. is in remission and that's positive news. >>> the final logos to the great state of florida when one man wants to know why in the dickens would you buy an expensive trailer for your boat when you can just drag it down the highway. the driver propped up his fishing boat with a storage platform. usually you'd put a cooler there or something. the bottom of the metal platform is scraping the highway. the driver is just cruising along at full speed on another beautiful day at america's sunshine state. >> but it's defying gravity? how

general hurtling and amanda kingston. general hurtling, let's start with you, what do you make of jared kushner, obviously he doesn't have foreign policy or military experience, i give him credit for wanting to know something and going to the middle east to learn for himself. president trump, you know, during the campaign was talking about taking iraq's oil and saying there is no iraq and no iraqis. i get why the chairman of the joint chiefs would want him there because he knows that curber cur kushner has the president's ear. but is it weird that the secretary of state's not involved in this? >> i don't want to comment on that, but i will say that if i were chairman of the joint chiefs, i would do exactly what general dunford has done. i would ask kushner to go with me not only to iraq but to other places because he does have the trust and confidence of the president. this is something in the military we call leading up. you get to the principal through other people by informing them and helping them become part of your

and she just posted a record time in the 200-meter sprint at the boys and girls championship in kingstonn amazing 23.72 seconds, almost within two seconds of the senior world record set by florence griffith-joyner at the 1988 olympics. >> she is now being compared to her fellow countryman usain bolt who won his first medal at the same event in kingston. >> wow. move over, usain. >> yep. >> yep. e over, usain. drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swellin

mr kingston added... will be plenty more to say on newswatch about the bbc election coverage over the next few weeks. but, for now, let's leave it with this plea from clare. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. the highly repressive and secretive state was preparing for a fixed nuclear test. on monday it warned of all—out war if the united states used military force against it. amid this war of words, the bbc'sjohn sudworth was invited to pyongyang, where he interviewed the vice foreign minister. we asked him on his expectations of the journalistic trip with a difference. north korea is all about shows of strength. the first today came in this tae kwon do demonstration. the journalists, when they arrive, and i've been on a few of these trips now, you are met by at least one government minder. in our case, on this visit, two government minders, who were our own personal minders for the rest of the

we're talking russia again, jack kingston. welcome, everyone. thank you for coming on tonight. russia back in the front and center tonight with more questions about the investigation and about an fisa warrant against carter page. does the white house have some explaining to do? >> you know, i really don't think so. jeff, i was just watching that -- excuse me, i was just watching jeff saying it doesn't really matter if carter page was the tenth adviser or third down. he wasn't close to it. that is guy that never went to the headquarters. he did not have a pass to go to the headquarters. he had never met donald trump. nor had he met people like jason miller and those of us in the communications side. he did not know the strategy people. and so, for the fbi to even be investigating him is odd to me but i can tell you in terms of his proximity to donald trump or his proximity to the decision makers or the inner circle, there was absolutely none. >> david, does that matter, whether he met someone or not, or because the president did mention him? >> yeah. look. at that point in time,

number eight, they will play against hull kingston rovers who beat the super league tea m rovers whot the super league team in the last round. hull kr currently in the championship. number two is castleford tigers. living up to their billing this year. clasie cats. number11, saint helens. what a tide that is going to be. saint helens five times winners since the turn of the century. numberfive. since the turn of the century. number five. featherstone rovers. last winners of the cup in 1983. number six, bear last winners of the cup in 1983. numbersix, bearup against last winners of the cup in 1983. number six, bear up against halifax. so an all championship tie. —— they're up against halifax. number sevenis they're up against halifax. number seven is hull fc, the current holders. so the first time they get the chance to defend their crown. who would they be at home against? number three, catalans dragons. at home to the french team catalans dragons. number four is home to the french team catalans dragons. numberfour is dewsbury rams, original wembley finalists backin rams, original we

mr kingston added... plenty more to say on newswatch about the bbc election coverage over the next few weeks. but, for now, let's leave it with this plea from clare. now that an election has been called, can the bbc provide debate that is wide—ranging and informative? during the last election, and the referendum, the public was not well served by the amount of time spent chasing fashionable hares like the session with the possibility that labour might have a pact with the scottish nationalists. how much wasted time was that? this was a failure of effective debate. bbc, please, raise your gain. adversarial interviews are not a lwa ys gain. adversarial interviews are not always the most enlightening. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. the highly repressive and secretive state was preparing for a fixed nuclear test. on monday it warned of all out war if the united states used military force against

out as pakistan were dismissed for 407 on day four of the first test against the west indies in kingstont of the day pakistan debutant mohammad abbas was trapped lbw denying misbah an 11th test century. in response the hosts have struggled to 93 for four trailing by 28 runs with yasir shah taking all four wickets in the final session to leave the west indies in disarray. that is all we have time for. until next time, i've now. —— goodbye for 110w. hello. we may be hurtling towards the end of april, but the weather feels like it has plunged us back into winter. a very chilly feel over the next couple of days. a frosty start to tuesday. plenty of wintry showers around, and this cold air has come all the way from the arctic. it has worked its way southwards across the british isles, brought in our direction by pretty strong northerly winds. notice the tightly squeezed isobars across the north and north—east of scotland, particularly. gales here, at times, and in areas exposed to that northerly wind, we start off tuesday with lots of showers. northern half of scotland seeing a mixture of rai

the conservatives could have a real fight on their hands in former lib dem constituencies such as kingston—upon—thamesenham where sir vince cable says he'll stand again. but if you look at last year's referendum result, you can see why the prime minister wants to frame this as a brexit election. the blue areas voted leave. but many of them have labour mps who backed remain. she also wants to attract some of the four million voters who backed ukip last time. general election campaigns can be unpredictable and just two years after the last one, voters must decide again whether there will be dramatic changes to the electoral map of britain. let's get some more reaction to today's news about an early general election. our europe editor, katya adler, is in paris tonight, but first let's speak to our business editor, simonjack, who's in the city this evening. what is your reading of the way that the markets reacted to the news today? well, this may be a political gamble but the folks who make bets in the offices behind me like theresa may's odds in this one. you saw the pound strengthen, they think the econ

and, in the other game, it was very close at kingston park, where newcastle beat gloucester 16—14.aw 24—24 with cardiff, luke marshall's converted late try bringing them level. elsewhere, connaught beat edinburgh 22—19. it was also a busy night in rugby league, with five super league games, and bottom—of—the—table warrington got their first win, against a leeds rhinos side who could have gone top tonight. 25—14 the score, kurt gidley getting the final try for the hosts. elsewhere, there were wins for salford, wakefield and catalans dragons, while st helens drew with huddersfield. the chinese formula i grand prix should go ahead on sunday as planned, after organisers decided against bringing the race forward due to the poor weather forecast. second practice was cancelled, after low cloud and rain in shanghai made it unsafe for the medical helicopter to operate. safety requirements dictate cars cannot run if the helicopter cannot fly. but lewis hamilton said there must be a rethink in procedure, so that racing can still go ahead in bad weather. the grand national at aintree is tomorr

pakistan have beaten west indies by seven wickets in their first test in kingston after bowling out thee in the seventh over of the day. wickets tumbled and yasir shah mopped up the tail to finish with figures of 6/63. the windies out for 152. that left pakistan needing just 32 runs for victory, and despite losing three wickets the result was never in doubt misbah ul—haq and babar azam saw the tourists home by seven wickets. some tennis for you now and fourth seed dominic thiem and kyle edmund met for the first time on tuesday and it was a maiden meeting to forget for edmund who was dispatched in straight sets, 6—1, 6—4. the austrian breezing through the opener but was made to fight much harder for the second set and displayed impressive resilience to snuff out any chance of an edmund revival. richard gasquet‘s return to the tour after a two month lay—off ended in defeat to yuichi sugita. the 28—year—old sugita, ranked 91st in the world, only entered the main draw as a lucky loser and he‘s certainly made the most of his luck. after beating tommy robredo on monday he saw off gasquet 4-6

general kingston, the president's policy on the ground is being determined by the u.s. military, they are bearing the brunt as they have for years, so it seems like it's going to be the chairman of the joint chiefs who's going to be doing the most talking at this meeting. >> the thing that concerns me the most is yes, you are absolutely right, a lot of the actions that are taking place around the world not just in iraq, are currently left in the hands of the military, and that's not a good thing. i'm a military guy, and i'm saying we need national security strategy and we need national security policy, we don't need more executive orders. and i don't see any of that happening. if jared kushner comes back after a four-hour tour in iraq, with some ideas, that hey, we have got to give some guidance to the military, that's a very good thing. but having been in iraq for many years of my live and seeing these visits and congressional delegations coming over, there's not a whole lot of policymakers who come over to determine what kind of policy or strategy we have, they just w

welcome to our panel now, we got jack kingston, matt lewis and by satellite we have steve day.o start with you, how do you defend that? >> number one, the american people always have the right to request the work habits and the work venues of anybody who's elected to office. but i don't think you can ever say that he's not out there working, because nobody from hollywood will play with them, unlike obama who went out there and played golf. >> he's been given a lot of opportunities, 17 times. >> the only people who are going to play trump with golf are out there talking about business, or how to handle world affairs. >> he said during the campaign, i'm not going to do this. he brought it up. >> you know what? he's still getting it done and i think that's what the important thing is. >> if you worked at a company and your boss gave you grief for playing golf on the weekend or set a rule or something and then went out every weekend to play golf? >> i understand that and i hear that, but i don't think anybody would say that this is a 30-hour a week guy, this is a guy who works seve

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and jack kingston is a cnn political commen taltser and a former senior adviser to the trump campaignd to be here. >> jack, begin with you, the trump administration says releasing undocumented immigrants without informing immigration authorities is feeding the problem and the administration has not offered any statistics or any other proof to back that up, so how much of this is about fulfilling a campaign promise. >> well i think our immigration problem has not -- was not just created in the last several years. to fix it, there's not really a good starting point. divided as a nation, divided in cities and law enforcement even so what the administration is doing is they're taking a number of steps, some will be more effective than others, some of them will work, some of them will bring down crime rates, but what we do know is since the administration has been trying this, that illegal crossings at the border is at the lowest level in 17 years. it's down about 60% in march. so while some of this might be awkward and there might be some missteps it is showing some good results. >> so ja

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he brought his young son kingston to the stage to celebrate. >> all these guys waited their entire careerhis moment and baby steal sts spotlight. >>> no secret, music evolves with time. but streaming services are really changing things. >> according to a new study, we'll never hear anything like this again. ♪ won't you find free bird yeah ♪ ♪ >> that is "freebird" by lynyrd skynyrd. the song is nearly ten minutes long. the intro alone is over one minute. >> fast forwarding and skipping is easy with streaming services like pandora and spotify. >> in the '80s, up row tos averaged 20 seconds. today, just five. >> "stairway to heaven" was more than 11 minutes. >> what else? is. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr i

and martin -- the next call is sammy in kingston, north carolina. >> caller: when republican senator mcconnell made a statement that he would make president obama succeed in the last half eight years to me there was time during the civil war there was a declaration of secession from the union. people today know it is kind of like that. the republican party in general is just for the last eight years of president obama's term they did everything and you just imagine if we work together how better it would be. >> no, i think that is an extroidinarily important point. there is many kinds of internal secession among far right groups succeeding from america. not necessarily literally or politically in terms of organization but politically in terms of beliefs and ideals. the spectrum of beliefs and ideology suggest the far right wants to succeed from the nation and repute and reject the core beliefs we nurture and maintain as the best of americans. that discussion is impulse and has led many to believe they are apart from america because they believe they are superior to what is left in th

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the next call for him is tammy in kingston, north carolina. hi, sammy. >> caller: how are you doing? when senator, republican senator made a statement that-- to make president obama secede his last eight years, to me that was tantamount to during the civil war, it set a tone for the declaration of succession from the union. the people today kind of like that, the republican party in general is that for the last eight years of president obama's term they did everything to-- and you just imagine if we worked together how better the country would have been at today. >> yes, no, i think that's an extraordinarily important point. there's been a kind of internal succession among certain far right groups, seceding from america, not literally, not necessarily politically, in terms of organization, but politically, in terms of belief and ideals, the spectrum of ideas and the entire spectra of ideology suspects that the far right wants to secede from the nation and repudiate and reject what we maintain in our collective breath as the best of americans.

the next call for him is sammy in kingston north carolina. hi sammy. >> caller: when senator republican senator made a statement that he would not go president obama secede -- tanta einaudible] [inaudible] >> guest: there's been many kinds of internal concession succeeding from america. not literally, not necessarilyi politically in terms of organizations but politically in terms of belief and ideals. the spectrum of ideas and the entire spectrum of ideologies suggest that the far right wants to see from this nation. we want to repudiate and reject the core beliefs that we nurtured and maintained in our collective is the best of americans. that succession is impulse has led many people to believe they are apart from america is the believe they are superior to what's left in the vast inland of america. that's a problem. extraor your point about president obama facing such extraordinary odds, there's no doubt about that. when mitch mcconnell said he wanted to make him a one term president, when they met on the day of inauguration of obama's fir

host: in kingston, pennsylvania, dan is an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. is that representative suozzi? i have a couple questions. why are there so few representatives? 44, i guessere are the senate does not have a comparable caucus? guest: why are the only 44 people in the problem solvers caucus? it is something we are kicking off now and we're trying to say, do not join the caucus just for joining. we you are going to have to take some tough votes. it is not going to be all democratic or republican. do not come to us if you are stuck at one of these extremes. we are trying to keep it so it is allen's, democrats and republicans pretty much the same amount on each -- so it is balanced. i am hoping it is like everything else. it iseople see successful, everybody will want to be a part of it. right now, everybody is pulled in different directions. they have to choose where they will spend their time. right now, there are 22 democrats and republicans have chosen to spend the time with the problem solvers caucus. host: did you have another question? caller: ye

. >> i heard jack kingston talk about that. who is telling you that?ant smith or general x, y or z. if you talk to the people conducting strategy and they are able to do the things they need to do. >> i have to jump in and say that's what i heard as well. they got to where they wanted to go in the syria and iraq strikes against isis. they knew this scrutiny. this 6,000-mile screwdriver you termed it, was on them. that did sometimes make them hesitate or slow them down. i talked to pentagon planners who said it drove them crazy. they felt they were being second guessed. it had a psychological effect. they knew they could not push things that far and it took a while to get approval of operations. they thought they should have the approval faster. with this administration, it is faster. >> alisyn, this is the way it's done. in our system of government and going back to a guy named carl. combat warfare is politics means. you cannot divide. some play more actively than others. you cannot divorce the two from each other. >> thank you both very much for the r

even for the nfl draft and when garrett was selected by the bronchos he brought his 4 month old son kingston get his jersey. he stole the show in little gray suit. come fall he will be supporting the bronchos orange and blue. >> bret: last one bunny melon healing garden at children's national health system in washington, d.c. open today. it's an outside garden. the first lady melania trump was there. it's a garden dedicated to first ladies. it allows kids who are in the hospital to be outside and to get fresh air. and believe it or not, that is a really big deal. melania trump said some wonderful words today and obviously that place is close to our heart. our son paul had some surgeries there and it's a great place. >> kimberly: wonderful. >> juan: you are being humble. you have done so much. people in washington know bret baier is a caring soul. >> kimberly: loving father and husband, too. been a pleasure having you here. >> dana: add it to your resume. >> kimberly: buy his book, too. set your dvrs and never face >> bret: this is a fox news alert, i am bret baier coming to tonight from fox

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joining me now is jack kingston and paul begala.that he delivers at least in some way here. sean spicer is care testimony to say, there's not a delay, but it seems like there's no funding for it this time around. >> his base wants it. rush limbaugh went in today and attacked the wall. he says first we don't need it. the flow of mexicans, have gone back home. in other words we're losing mexico. they're going back home, mr. trump's wall will only slow down their departure. 60% of americans opposed it in the quinnipiac poll, every single member of congress, republican, democrat alike whose district that wall would go through opposes it. and finally, he's got a higher priority, yeah, he said that on the campaign trail, but his higher priority which he's already outlined is a massive tax cut for corporate america. 2.4 trillion for wall street fat . >> the number of people crossing over into the united states has dropped dramatically. the extension of time lines, are we witnessing the same thing with the president's effort to repeal and r

. >>> cnn political commentator jack kingston is a former congressman from georgia.says all that out of state money going into ossoff's campaign won't win him the election against handel. take a listen. >> 90% of his money came from out of state. most of his volunteers and campaign apparatus was propped up by out of state consultants. you can't beat somebody with nobody. john ossoff is a guy who's 30 years old, has very little to show for his 30 years on earth in terms of achievement or career or anything like that. karen handel is an accomplished businesswoman. she's been a successful elected official. and she's going to i think very comfortably take this seat with about 54% of the vote. >> and earlier i spoke with democratic political strategist about the race in georgia. >> these are the types of nights that you live for in democratic politics and politics as a whole, when someone up ends the system and really shocks the world and what we're seeing right now, many democrats like myself are hoping are the seeds of a wave. in 2008 there were three special elections

analysts and steve hall legal analyst laura coats, the fellow in national law, former congressman jack kingston a former advisor to the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. the washington post is reporting that the fbi obtained a warrant on carter page, a trump campaign advisor. we know that's not easy. what does it say about the fbi's suspicion? >> well, it say as lot. so three main points out of this terrific washington post story. first of all remember the wiretap, it was approved by the court after donald trump mentioned carter page's name. so one has to believe that the evidence was pretty good because their inclination would have been to be very cautious playing many the political space. secondly, remember the standards are knowing that carter page would have knowingly been an agent of a foreign power. that's a high standard. that's not he's, you know, silly or not paying attention. it is a snowing standard. but third and this is just to raise caution to the story, no direct tie to trump still, so this is an important story because it's a wiretap, but in the story itself there's no know

jack kingston, former republican congressman from georgia and now a cnn political commentator.ssador burns, i just gave you another job. ambassador, it seems that they are, when you look at these two top diplomats, that they are offering conflicting messages. but from your perspective and from a diplomatic standpoint, are they? >> well, i think the problem here is that the trump administration had to move its position, change it entirely last week with astonishing speed after the chemical weapons attack that president ordered the cruise missile strikes. i think that was the right decision. now, they've got to work out a broader strategy. i think that where secretary tillerson is probably reflects where the administration is. as he goes to moscow this week, can the united states push russia hard to agree to political talks. to a negotiation. perhaps to a localized cease-fire to end this terrible civil war. he's secretary tillerson is going to have a tough job doing that. but he's mentioned over the weekend several times that's where the administration wants to go. so, i think he

. >> jack kingston the president is invested in this race and publicly attacked ossoff.ten to the robo call. >> only you can stop the super liberal democrats and nancy pelosi's group, in particular, jon ossoff, if you don't vote tomorrow, ossoff will raise your taxes, destroy your health care, and flood our country with illegal immigrants. >> and then he tweeted half dozen times about it. do you think that will prove to be a good call. >> i think it is. no part y wants to sit out a race. any candidate with $3 million could run a great race. he could have money in the bank. karen handel will not have money in the bank until tomorrow morning and she will need money to catch up. as people start looking at the candidates, karen has been county commission chairman in fulton county and was secretary of state and has been a successful business woman. she ran the suzanne b susan koh foundation and he doesn't even live in the district. >> shouldn't you be more worried that he doesn't live in the district and doing so well. >> no because when he was running with the republicans no

let me start with congressman kingston, a french supporter. white house official told cnn the president will not insist on funding for the wall in this spending bill to keep the government running this week, border security could satisfy the president at this point. is it fair to say the president blinked? how would you interpret it? >> no, i think it's a step in the right direction. i think the american people know where he stands. they know we're at a 17-year low in illegal border crossings. so he is making progress. but they also know washington right now, it's very difficult to get things done, even if you are trying to implement a law that was passed and supported by chuck schumer in 2006. that is building a border security fence. even under those circumstances, the majority -- the minority leader can oppose his own legislation which he supported. mr. trump is working, the american people acknowledge that. progress is being made. it's not in one fell swoop the way we would like to see it. >> i think this was much bigger on tha2006 legisla

. >> and congressman kingston, is it clear to you that the regime has changed for the u.s. policy toward syria the same as it was in the last administration? >> i am not certain, and it is out there as a possibility, and i think that the way they have played it is great, because it is putting up a with question mark and sets it up with discussion with russia this week with tillerson. and there is probably discussion with china last weekend. >> you think that the lack of clarity is beneficial? >> i think it is part of what trump does. he does not want to broadcast, this is what i have in mind, but if you are looking at it now, we have military options on the table, and we are going to the continue with the diplomatic solution, and also with the economic solutions, and secretary ross announced a big sanction to a chinese telecom company breaking the sanctions with syria and iran. to me, putting them together, economic, and military and diplomatic on the table, and that part of the emerging doctrine which is helpful. >> and you did it more clearly than anyone at the white hous

that's four-month-old kingston and his dad garrett bowles. bowles was drafted by the denver broncos. the duo also stole the show on the red carpet. they had matching suits. very cute. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, it was draft night in the nfl. and the 49ers scored some pretty good points. we'll tell you the trade they made, who they got, and who the raiders got straight ahead. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on the show. the a's lost last night but ,,,,,, (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. >>> good morning, happy friday! here's a live look at your ride through millbrae. this is 101, just south of the airport there. you can see those headlights making their way in a southbound direction. traffic is light. you should be a-okay if you are getting ready to head out the door and go catch a flight. and n

i want to bring in former republican congressman jack kingston and also with us, "washington post" reporter david fair rin holtz and julian enstein. is this 100 day marker really a key yard stick of success or is it in his words ridiculous? >> i don't think it's ridiculous, just one of those kind of a washington sport, the 1 o00 day clock is something th we watch, but i don't think it really means anything in the long term outside of franklin roosevelt. there really isn't anything that anybody has done in the first 100 days that changes the needle. and so he's going to have a lot of achievements though. athena mentioned what he had done with the dakota pipeline and the keystone pipeline, she talked about the first president to select a supreme court nominee in his first 100 days. people don't realize he's actually signed 28 pieces of legislation and done 25 executive orders. so it has been a very vigorous first 100 days. >> so supporters will obviously point to what you just discussed, but on the flip side, he has not done the obamacare repeal/replace, he has not been able to get his travel

also philip mudd, jack kingston and michael moore, the former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. good evening, everyone. pamela, we'll start with you for the news on this. the latest on the state of the russian investigation. and particularly general flynn. did he break the law in his dealings with russia while he was an adviser to the trump campaign. >> members of the house oversight committee say it's likely that he did break the law after reviewing classified documents today. after reviewing those documents they have seen no proof showing flynn received permission from the pentagon or state department for the foreign government payments he received from both russia and turkey and they say he didn't fully disclose the more than half a million dollars his firm was given for lobbying activities on behalf of turkey when he applied to reinstate his security clearance before he became the national security adviser. he didn't disclose the $45,000 he received from russia for rt tv speaking engage lt. because of those issues, it appears that

jack kingston, help explain that turnaround. >> as i understand it's not that different from the obamaobama administration, 2011, the center for public integrity, accused them of moving the logs from the secret service to the white house. and then a lot of those logs disappeared. they actually ended up in court before the obama administration won and defended the position that they needed to keep some of it secret unless there was a foia request -- >> what happened, to be fair, the court ordered -- they won in court but the obama administration then released most or many logs and redacted ones that they considered national security issues. the question is why can't the trump administration do the same? if it's a national security risk, those won't be public, but the rest, open book. >> my suspicion is, in time, they will get to something that's closer to the obama administration. but for right now, i frankly think they ought to keep these records secret, which is what -- at least undisclosed, which is what the obama administration -- >> all white house -- >> this is not a partisan issu

also philip mudd, jack kingston and michael moore, the former u.s.orney for the middle district of georgia. good evening, everyone. pamela, we'll start with you for the news on this. the latest on the state of the russian investigation. and particularly general flynn. did he break the law in his dealings with russia while he was an adviser to the trump campaign. >> members of the house

peter kingston added...s plea from clare crick. away from all the political excitement in britain, world news has been dominated by escalating tensions between the united states and north korea. satellite images led to news reports that the highly repressive and secretive state was preparing for a fixed nuclear test. and on monday it warned of all—out war if the united states used military force against it. amid this war of words, the bbc'sjohn sudworth was invited to pyongyang, where he interviewed the vice foreign minister. we asked him on his expectations of the journalistic trip with a difference. north korea is all about shows of strength. the first today came in this tae kwon do demonstration. the journalists, when they arrive, and i've been on a few of these trips now, you are met by at least one government minder, in our case on this visit, two government minders, who were our own personal minders for the rest of the six days we were in pyongyang. so, they basically followed our every step. in fact,

on a sweeter note, this adorable moment, denver broncos draft pick garett bolles held up his son, kingston. >> look at the shoes. >> i gotta say, for the commissioner, or anybody, if you're not booed in philly, they don't care. >> those fans are committed. >> my favorite place i ever played in because of that. >>> to ginger now. possible tornado? >> thats a called passion, right, michael? nine reported clayton alabama to junction city georgia, another threat comes in today and tomorrow. let's get to the weekend getaways brought to you by sprint. >> reporter: all right, everybody, we have showers that were coming through the region, they were off the coast, rumbles of thunder that is well off the coast of atlantic city and cape may. heading outside over philadelphia we have sun coming back and we expect no worse than partly sunny skies. temperatures in the low 60s. this afternoon we zoom high of 83 degrees, very nice. tomorrow, very warm, high of 87 maybe a bit humid, a late day thundershower and cloudy and cooler on sunday. kidnapping a student is revealing what he told her when he called

on a sweeter note, this adorable moment, denver broncos draft pick garett bolles held up his son, kingston. >> look at the shoes. >> i gotta say, for the commissioner, or anybody, if you're not booed in philly, they don't care. >> those fans are committed. >> my favorite place i ever played in because of that. >>> to ginger now. possible tornado? >> thats a called passion, right, michael? nine r damage surveys from clayton, alabama, to junction city, georgia. another threat comes in today and tomorrow. we'll have much more coming up. let's get on the weekend getaways. - warm, less humid today - hot & humid saturday - feels like: 95+ - sunday trending warmer (all depends on the front) today: mostly sunny. warm, less humid. highs: 83-86 winds: variable 5-8 mph tonight: partly cloudy. isolated thunderstorm. mild. lows: 64-68 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny. hot and humid. isolated late day thunderstorm. highs: 90-95 feels: 95-98 winds: sw 5-10 mph today: mostly sunny. warm, less humid. highs: 83-86 winds: variable 5-8 mph tonight: partly cloudy. isolated thunderstorm. mild. lows: 64-68

in a few days or months later butut since that come it is then allowing someone lef left on the kingstonprize and you have a wonderful fiction writer. you do have a university of miami. >> and one of the authors we are going to talk to today. >> all of the writers are so important. >> this is booktv o book tv on 2 and for the next few hours you're going to have a discussion about books and writing, what you're reading ans what some of the guests are reading. they have a location in coral gables if the miami airport and where else? >> we are in the performing arts center and then we opened up a new store that's a bookstore and bike shop which is our version of a little bit of brooklyn. as always on c-span live programs and it is your chance to participate. we will get the phone numbers up a little bit later so why don't we go on this side and we will join our other guests as well. we will left on the gophers to since he has the camera. can an independent bookstore thrive and survive cliques >> most definitely. they are coming into their own once again. last year there were six to seven th

denver broncos draft pick garett bolles held up his son, kingston. i got to say he was the sharpest dresser. >> look at the shoes. >> i gotta say, for the commissioner, or anybody, if you're not booed in philly, they don't care. >> those fans are committed. >> my favorite place i ever played in because of that. >> you remember that well. >> absolutely. >>> to ginger now. possible tornado damage in the south? >> yeah. by the way, that's called passion, right, michael? >> absolutely. >> nine reported tornadoes. damage surveys from clayton, alabama, to junction city, georgia. another threat comes in today and tomorrow. we'll have much more coming up. let's go ahead and get to your weekend getaways brought to you by sprint. >>> good morning. sunny and warmer and a little breezy. the weekend you've been looking for if you want sunshine and warm weather. some inland cities will flirt with 90 degrees tuesday and wednesday. today mid to upper 70s there. low to mid-70s around the bay and mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco. still a little cool

kingston upon thames in london, beautiful sunny skies this morning. it's not that sunny everywhere.atellite picture, a lot of cloud across northern ireland, into certain and western scotland, northern england, into parts of wales and the mid—as well. that —— midlands as well. that cloud is showing signs of breaking up. don't give up, we should see spells of sunshine developing. decent sunshine for eastern scotland, south wales, southern england and that's where we'll see the highest temperatures, 17 to maybe 18 or 19 degrees. with the dry weather and the sunshine, high pollen levels, especially across england and wales, not great news for hay fever sufferers. with the clear skies by day, overnight, it is going to get chilly again. could see fog patches developing across south wales, the south—west of england into southern counties as well. towns and cities, four to nine degrees. one or two spots in the countryside, cold enough for the touch of frost. after a chilly start touch of frost. after a chilly start to the weekend, things are going to warm up. plenty of strong sunshine. this

there is still kingston operation, there is still bottlenecks, there are still times where veterans are not timely and particularly their payment has not been done in a timely fashion. as the senator from kansas mentioned, that hopefully will change now. as with any program, it's had its difficulties in its beginning, but i want to tell my colleagues we should make the choice available for any veteran no matter where they happen to reside. that should be, i believe, the basis of our next effort, but in the meantime, i want to again thank the senator from kansas for his hard work. madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: madam president, i wanted to come to the floor to talk about the important work for the senate this week now that we have -- the judiciary committee has voted judge neil gorsuch's n