also stars kerry kuhn. >> my kids are not dead, they are gone.gone. >> then you should go be with them. >> reporter: she lost her family and works as a government investigator into the disappearance. >> did you understand what was going on as you were shooting? >> yes and no. nora is still mysterious to me. >> no, no! stop! >> i can't go to bed for four hours after i watch it. because you make me think too much. >> good. >> reporter: we're talking possible pending apocalypse with some sweeteners thrown in. every now and again you get your bum out to make people feel happy. >> yes, exactly. and look, also that. you know. it was also just like not enough of justin's naked rear-end. >> i mean, why not? if you got it. they're going to take advantage. it's hollywood, after all. >> we did see it a couple times. >> i remember us cutting bum scenes at one point. >> there can't be too much bum, i think. you have to find the right balance. >> reporter: can there be too much of theroux in the nip? >> we got the keys to your car -- >> reporter: jimmy kimmel

double overtime winner right there crosby finds chris kuhns for the game winner. at pittsburgh game one monday night. tough one to swallow you never want to see the penguins win. good game. >> gauge seven always a good thing. >> that's right. >> that does it for us here at 6:00 o'clock. i'll see you back here at 10:00 o'clock. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. >> the little princess having fun in the bouncy house at her first birthday party. then it guy comes along. did he know what he was doing when he pulled the plug? >>> and i shall return. >> ariana grande's vow to hold another concert in manchester.

with me is professor raymond kuhn of queen mary university of london — an expert on french politics.e simple, the future of france and the future of europe. we have two different, contrasting, polarised views of france, one outward—looking, pro—european, pro—globalisation. and the other, inward looking, not to say backward looking, much more protectionist france. you could not have had a more polarised second—round that what we have had in the last two weeks. in the last few minutes, i was given the latest official turnout figures by the interior ministry. these were at five o'clock, so, not long ago. 65.3% turnout at this stage, where in 2012, it was nearly 72%. so, a significant drop. would you read much into that? i would read something into it. there's clearly something into it. there's clearly some voters who have not been mobilised. 0ne some voters who have not been mobilised. one interesting aspect about macron‘s vote is that a lot of people were intending to vote for him, but only to block le pen. and clearly some people are not bothering to vote at all because they are not i

this is friedrich kuhne who has just broken the record for the longest ever high line walk. a flat rope that is not taut — allowing for much more stretch and bounce in the line. unbelievably the 27—year—old german student walked over 1600 metres between two peaks in france at over 600 metres high. notjust a test of balance, the frightening feat took just over two hours to complete. that's all for now — you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcreged ahmad. hello there. the weather has been warming up over the past couple of days, and that warming trend is set to continue through much of this week. here was a scene taken by one of our weather watchers in cornwall during sunday. some sunny skies there, bit of cumulus cloud. a similar picture through much of this week. things are going to be warming up and feeling quite sunny, and largely dry conditions on the cards, too, down to the fact that we've got high pressure which is going to be in charge of our weather. at the moment it is sitting out to the east, and we have an area of low pressure. now, t

easier but at the end and in the beginning, it is really hard to do this. 27—year—old student friedrich kuhnep up to the high lining world record. the previous record is 800m. he is aiming to cover double that distance. high lining is an extreme sport considered more challenging than the conventional tightrope and that's because the line is not com pletely that's because the line is not completely taught so there is some bouncing and stretching along the way. the view is great. you feel like you are floating in the air. it is quite magical. the strap moves all over the place. it also moves like this. the guys who are going to ci’oss like this. the guys who are going to cross it are sturdy. balancing hundreds of metres above the ground with friends and fellow enthusiasts anxiously watching, it took this thrillseeker two hours to get to the other side and to break the world record. we have to end on this. a total of the canadian prime ministerjogging past a high school prom photo session along the waterfront in vancouver. it has gone viral. the prime minister, known to his sporting prowess, ran

korean leader, saying we should take a harsh line against north korea and not consider meeting kim john kuhnthe president said he would be honored to meet under the rights of stances. he talked about breaking up big banks, something people on wall street might not be happy to hear. he managed to upset a lot of the political establishment during the issue -- during the interview. david: you watched him make his way to the white house and settle into the job. how much of this is donald trump being donald trump? during the campaign, he spoke from the got a lot and did go against party orthodoxy. how different is this? >> it does seem at the president is speaking off-the-cuff and saying what is on his mind. eventually, one of his top aides will have to come in and clean it up or clarify what he meant. we are seeing the president float a number of different ideas. if you look at the transcript, the president said this is something we are looking at or something we will consider. not necessarily fully thought out ideas, but things the president wants to float out and eventually, maybe the presiden

just ahead, senator chris kuhns reacts. if it felt like busy week and a half, well, it has been. we'll track the time line of the trouble for the trump administration next. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. as we said at the top of the hour, how is it only wednesday? the news has been in overdrive. first, we'll rewind nine days of nonstop news in 90 seconds. >> we have some exclusive reporting from our team over at the white house. peter alexander is still standing by. >> breaking news. president trump was warned by president obama against hiring mike flynn. >> to state obvious you don't want your national security adviser compromised with the russians. >> breaking news, jim comey is out at the fbi. >

we'll hear from democrat chris kuhns. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >> good evening. welcome to mtp daly. for all the talk about getting thins done, republicans in the house have handed him his first legislative w. >> make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. make no mistake. >> and for a president in desperate need of a victory, the white house was swift to claim the win. >> we've really been doing this for eight weeks, if you think about it. this is a real plan. this is a great plan. there is a lot of talent standing behind me. an unbelievable amount of talent. that i can tell you. and coming from a different world, and only being a politician for a short period of time, how am i doing? am i doing okay? i'm president. hey! >> the president just wrapped up a celebration with house republicans at the white house. he is now on his way to new york for an event this evening. we can't deny that this is an achievement for the white house. that said, this version of the bill is far from becoming law. it now faces an up-hill batt

those senators include chris kuhns as well as lindsey graham. he made an interesting comment.ublican from south carolina. he said he would like to know if the president is in fact under investigation. so that could be a mounting question here on comment hill. i have to tell you i spoke with republicans and democrats is that almost universally they took issue with the way the president characterized the former fbi director. that he referred to him as a showboat and a grandstander. saying that time provocation isn't necessary in this type of situation. so the reaction continues to pour in there. a lot of focus what seems to be differing accounts coming out of the white house. >> i think you're right. new resxaks new reporting. i want to share with you, as we speak to several of our colleagues. the white house had been considering, as we reported. i reported this morning, a visit to fbi headquarters, publicly floating the idea this morning as we know it. we're now told that idea was dropped today. administration officials tell nbc news the optics would not be good. fbi officials

but senator kuhns, a democrat, said in fact, fbi director comey had a third option, that a third door was open to him. and that was to also publicly face that the fbi had an on going investigation into the alleged contact between russians and members of the trump campaign. and that would have, in effect, levelled the playing field and in the eyes of some senators today, would have been a more right and just decision at that time. sandra? >> sandra: a lengthy day of testimony. at one point the fbi director was asked if he needed a break and he said, no, i'm made of stone, let's keep going. there are new accusations against the former attorney general? >> reporter: i think this is one of the most significant headlines to come out of the hearing today and for some context, it's because there's an on going justice department inspector general investigation into the actions of then attorney general loretta lynch, as well as the fbi director and his closest aides during the election period. what we heard today for the first time were details about a document that related to attorney general

with me is raymond kuhn, a politics professor from queen mary university. what james reynolds was saying about marine le pen, she says she doesn't have too explained her platform, my supporters already know what it is. does she get away with that? a lot of people were unconvinced? in a television debate, she's talking to the home nation and she needs to convince quite a lot of people if she is to have any chance to win over the country. about 12% of her supporters thought that macron won the television debate last night. i think she has a lot of work to do and did not do it last night. you area and did not do it last night. you are a politics professor, you are looking into politics in france. what conclusions have you come to about the psyche of the french voters at the moment?” about the psyche of the french voters at the moment? i think the french voters are looking for a president that can give them leadership and they feel that hollande has not done that. a lot of his reforms have been unpopular, even the early reforms that he might have thought would

football, he had kuhn cushion. he has conclusions.t think it's a healthy thing. >> i think -- i plan on having him be hello third. >> he's in to win the super bowl. >> where would you put sbout victory in great themes that happens o your family. >> it was wonderful. >> emotional. >> very emotional. i saw the victory as something much bigger than a victory, leak a team playing another team. i thought there was an amazing message there. i thought, you know what? for all the people who feel like they're losing, they give up. never give up. if you're here, if you're standing, you're. dedication and clafrpty of it, it's going to happen. >> you heard from her. that's the reason they're so successful. >> she's saying when it can be done. just don't give up. >> great interview. >> i interviewed her husband too. >> you get them as a couple. very nice. >> you can heard more. she shares how she shaked world. >>> and when we come back, norah as in o'donnell, delivers her own note to self in a commencement address. her message to fraud of providin

so my colleague, senator kuhns asked him would you agree it's vital to the law enforcement system thatny investigation be fair, free, thoroughly and politically independent? mr. rosenstein answered yes, i do. if there was ever a time when circumstances warranted a special prosecutor, it is right now. mr. rosenstein already expressed concern that director comey affected the f.b.i. the attorney general has had to recuse himself from being too close to the president for tin vest gaition. if mr. rosenstein believes this investigation must be, quote, fair, free, thorough and politically independent, if he believes as i do that the american people must be able to have faith in the impartiality of this investigation, he must appoint a special prosecutor and get his investigation out of the hands of the f.b.i. and far away from the heavy hand of this administration. mr. rosenstein has the authority to appoint a special prosecutor right now. he needs no congressional authorization. this would simply be a step that he could take as outlined in the department of justice guidelines and in a law pa

bertha kuhns now wondering why the agency is suffering today. >> brian the healthcare is weighing onumana today, the department of justice is expected to file a complaint today blowing a whistle-blowing lawsuit with humana with investor poland. poland says when he was united the insurerer would inflate the patient's diagnoses norin order get a different rate. mr. poland filed a lawsuit back in 2011 under the class act and it was sealed earlier this year. this has been an issue with the industry, it has been ongoing many years. it was reported last week the federal government has generated $14 billion in 2010 alone. united has sued the department of health over prior complaints seeking better clarity on coding and reimbursement. a spokesman for united health telling cnbc today that the company's confidence it has complied with the rules, calling the complaints murky adding that they will contest these charges vigorously. once again the medicaid advantage coming under pressure because this is something that's likely to weigh on them for a while. >> all right bertha thank you very much.

by highlighting did you have kinds each week and here to show us differ options executive chef matt kuhnillet. >> searing it away. a key when you're searing burgers at home if you don't have grill have a nice cast iron pan. >> you can make use of the stove top. >> exactly. make sure it's really hot and use canola oil not olive oil. >> that's really good tip. >> olive oil probably catch the house on fire because of the smoke. >> i use olive oil for everything i'll remember that. your burger that you feature all the time has just beef in it. >> all beef. no filler. 80/20 so meat fat ratio. >> you want a little bit of fat. >> you want little bit of fat. short rib they're before this accident cut all ground together. >> i love it. and without just little salt and pepper to season it no o >> salt and pepper. >> war we topping it with. >> take on pimento cheese. house made hot sauce. roasted red peppers, sherri vinegar and cheddar cheese. >> special cheese whiz. >> and use a -- >> he was teaching me how you get the cheese out of it. once it's hot. >> lightly push it in there and look at that.

so my colleague, senator kuhns asked him, would you agree it's vital to the assurance of confidence inaw enforcement system that any investigation into these matters be fair, free, thoroughly and politically independent? mr. rosenstein answered yes, i do. if there was ever a time when circumstances warranted a special prosecutor, it is right now. mr. rosenstein already expressed concern that director comey damaged the integrity of the fbi. the attorney general has already had to recuse himself from the investigation for being too close to the president. if mr. rosenstein is true to his word, that he believed this investigation must be, quote, fair, free, thorough, and politically independent, if he believes as i do that the american people must be able to have faith in the impartiality of this investigation, he must appoint a special prosecutor and get his investigation out of the hands of the fbi and far away from the heavy hand of this administration. mr. rosenstein has the authority to appoint a special prosecutor right now. he needs no congressional authorization. this would simply