>> laura: no.ever watched it. >> it was huge -- in the 90s, this is one of those seminole shows that -- it was a girl fighting back that could be beautiful and tough. a lot of blow-back. they want to recast buffy as a black actress, have her play the lead role, this is a tweet of what is happening on social media. this is a staff writer for vulture. angelica jade. she's an african american writer. she says i'm not interested in seeing a black slayer taking on buffy and gender and race reboots. we deserve our own mythology. that is a great important take on this. remember a few years ago, they trade to relaunch "murder she wrote" with octavia spencer. that went nowhere. >> laura: a flop. >> angela lansberry said i can't see it. the fan as greed with her that reboot died. >> laura: is angela lansberry still work something. >> yeah. >> laura: she's unbelievable. >> my problem with the reboots and trying to recast them, tell new stories for this generation. you're depriving this generation of their cha

there she is, laura standing by. it is 3:00 a.m., time for a beer. >> laura: hannity, the last time i was there. 1983. >> hannity: of course he been there, i've been there never. >> laura: i went there to do my semester abroad when i was in college. we all started there. we got an a scary soviet train and all the soviet soldiers jump on and look through your stuff. very dramatic, a lot of drinking. >> hannity: i'm looking forward to it. by the way just so our audience knows, laura was a raiser in college. she went to dartmouth. they made a lot of trouble and noise when they were there. >> laura: not me. >> hannity: waited minutes. i read about one other offense. >> laura: you have to watch out, i have a whole hour to fill stories about you. >> hannity: i'm going to the last pub open. >> laura: have a great morning. good evening, this is "the ingraham angle. bombshell testimony on capitol hill today from that anti-trump texting. peter strzok, we will have full analysis from a top law maker, rudy giuliani. also i bombs

>> laura: welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham. from washington. ahead tonight, the stories that matter to you told in a way you're not going to hear anywhere else. of course. the economy roaring. exemplified by a sterling gdp number. is that enough for president's critics? you wouldn't believe what the reactions have been. for this great news for all americans. plus, remember that michael cohen bombshell that dropped on cnn last night? we covered it last night in the angle. we're going to tell you how flimsy it really is. in tonight's friday follies, raymond aroyo reveals the lacks of creativity in hollywood and one stinky plane. i can't believe we're doing that story. and we start tonight with a story you won't get anywhere else. the revenge of obama era judicial nominees. two cases, maybe three, that show you how certain judges can have an outside influence over the policy of this country. the president of the united states and your lives. first, a federal district court judge thursday denied a trump administration request to dismiss a lawsuit c

have a great weekend. >> laura: good evening, from washington i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." i thought things were supposed to slow down in the summertime. there's no slow time with president trump and we'll have insight and analysis you cannot and will not get from anywhere else tonight. president trump meeting with the british prime minister and the queen today and on monday, he's set for that one-on-one meeting with russian president, vladimir putin. newt beginning rich is going to analyze the president's entire overseas trip and preview what's in store for monday. back at home, a major development in the mueller probe, interesting timing too. the doj announcing new charges against 12 russians for hacking the democrats in the 2016 election. but is there any evidence of collusion? doesn't look like it. it's the end of the week so raymond arroyo will be here for friday follies. a special london edition and the latest on that overhyped trump protest balloon flying madness above london and then discuss the president's meeting with her majesty. plu

: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." a stunning development concerning the potential fate of the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein tonight. congressman mark meadows and jim jordan have just filed, wait for it, articles of impeachment against the man tasked with overseeing the mueller probe. they will be here exclusively to tell us why in just a bit. raymond arroyo will be here to expose the literal and figurative stars broken by a pc culture gone totally mad. a special hollywood edition of our "seen and unseen" segment is ahead. you don't want to miss it. we have major stories to report about i.c.e. and the threat from china. but first, trump wins, while the resistance spins. that's the focus of tonight's angle. to listen to the media, you would think that these are the biggest stories in america. >> as the fallout from donald trump's disastrous summit with vladimir putin continues, so does the mueller investigation into possible collusion. >> there seems to be a system in place with th

thank you for being with us. ♪ ♪ >> laura 0 : good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham and mrs.e ingraham angle" on what was a historic day, you've been hearing a lot about the trump-putin meeting, not a summit, you will get analysis here that you won't get anywhere else so stick with us through the hour. you don't want to miss a minute. plus raymond arroyo will be here to tell you about a six cartoon that was published by "the new york times." it is unbelievable. back stateside, antipolice protests in chicago by violent over the weekend after a police shooting. mark fuhrman breaks down the surprising revelations in the officer's cam footage. and judge jeanine will tell us how things are only going to get worse for those anti-trump texting fbi lovebirds, peter strzok and lisa page. but first, trump and putin go to go to helsinki. that is the focus of tonight "angle" ." for three hours today, president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin met at a summit in helsinki. and though the meeting is now in the history books the fallout and the political attacks have just be

have a great show. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingrah president trump fires backngle." we against the critics of his have. russian meeting.g. president trump fires back against the critics of his we will analyze all aspects ofr. we the media meltdown straight ahead. all aspec of the also, special counsel robert met mueller is making some curious immunity requests. also, special counsel robert mueller is is this just a propaganda ploy?s we'll break it down.a plo raymond arroyo is here with our we'll break it down. weekly "seen and unseen"n"raymoo segment, where political comicsr weekly "seen and is in big-time hot water and a " former president is attacking his own sex. where political cos is in big-time hot water and a former president is attacking his own and the democrats' true plan fos the border. their votes tell a very sad. and t tale.he democts drew plan f details ahead.or the border. they are both first, the anatomy of the freakd tale. out. that's the focus of tonight's "angle.". plus, the anatomy of the freak

laura taking over. >> laura: you know what they need, hannity they need a "ism" song. racism, sexism -- >> sean: it's the same playbook. every single election is the same playbook. >> laura: the bushes use a lot of those same things, protectio protectionist, isolationist, so the s -- establishment is striking back. >> sean: give me one policy -- not a trick question. one thing that they are offering the american people to make the country better, safer, more prosperous. >> laura: the left is doing nothing. all they have is the resistance. you documented it clearly. you have no jet lag. i don't know how you did it. >> sean: i feel good. have a great show. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a phenomenal show. president trump fires back against the critics of his russian meeting. we will analyze all aspects of the media meltdown straight ahead. also, special counsel robert mueller is making some curious immunity requests. is this just a propaganda ploy? we'll break it down. raymond arroyo is here with our weekly "seen and uns

>> laura: no, we have a lot going on. good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." ahead on a cannot miss our, if you haven't been watching television tonight, you haven't been watching "hannity," you didn't know it was released an hour ago. rudy giuliani will be joining us shortly with breaking news, exclusive reaction about the release of a secret recording between then canaday donald trump and his attorney, michael cohen. also two simple questions. why does john brennan still have a security clearance? it should be revoked. answers later on intimates angl angle. -- in tonight's angle. newsbreak. it's crazy. everything at the last minute. even outside the white house, he has the president's ear. whom i talking about? former white house chief of staff reince priebus will join us. he will offer insights into the president's thinking on russia, communications, what is going on with the chief of staff, and the current controversy about this tape being released. later we will dive into two explosive cases, one involving police and race in

there she is, laura ingraham, hi. >> laura: when i see bernie sanders, i have to smile. what were those grandparent muppets? what were they called? no one in my studio knows. >> sean: i've been doing this 23 years. i am thinking laura is going to get in trouble again. nobody knows you are kidding. >> laura: i like the muppets. but there's something about the way -- i like it. >> sean: i can't hear you. you're going to get in trouble again. stop getting in trouble. i am trying to help you. >> laura: i promise. you are much older and wiser. thank you so much. great show as always. good evening, i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." has devin nunes been vindicated by the release of those fisa application documents? of course they authorized the surveillance of carter page. the house intel chairman is here exclusively to react. in a major twist in the case of maria butina, the obama administration is being swept up in the saga of the alleged russian agent. butina's attorney will join us. plus the escalating war of words between president trump and iran. will ris

just saying. >> laura: not me. a great show. >> sean: wait a minute, i read about one other offense. remember, it was -- forgot it. >> laura: i have a whole hour to fill with stories about you. you better go to the pub now, hannity. >> sean: i'm going to the last pub open. >> laura: you have a great rest of the morning. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." bombshell from peter strzok. we'll have analysis of the raucous hearing from a top lawmaker, rudy giuliani and more. and a bombshell from john soloman that the fbi may have received multiple versions of the russian dossier. mr. soloman will be here to explain. and across the pond, president trump is in england tonight and we'll have footage of what the british folks really think about this president. and michelle malkin joins us about an interview that president trump gave to a uk newspaper. but first when a trump hating fbi investigator struck out. that's the focus of tonight's angle. barnum & bailey would have been proud. there may not have been el

i'm going to bed. >> laura: hannity, great show. good evening. i'm laura ingraham. welcome to "the ingraham angle." you are going to want to stay with us for the whole hour tonight because we have major breaking news from all of the world. president trump has promised to drain the swamp but now he's also shaking up the globe. we will have full analysis of trump's tough talk at the nato summit with victor david hanson. and more in just a moment. meanwhile former fbi attorney, apparent trump hater lisa page, refusing to testify before congress. mark meadows and alan dershowitz will be here to tell us how much trouble page is in. raymond arroyo joins us with the story of a comedian who bamboozled sarah palin and former vice president dick cheney into doing an interview by assuming an unbelievable identity. it's really classy. you're not going to want to miss it. new york city sanctuary mayor is accused of -- i love this -- illegally crossing the border. ben shapiro will react, but first, trump calls out the real russian collusion. that is the focus of tonight's angle.

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>> laura: ha-ha. i thought we weren't supposed to objectify women who went to prestigious law schools. i am kidding. i think that kind of humor is fine. obama can make those jokes but conservatives can't. austin, what is your thought? is she the tough0nosed prosecutor or she kamala harris, if you care about women then you have to stop brett kavanaugh. to me, the latter isn't going to resonate with ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. >> i don't think those two are mutually exclusive. the fact of being an attractive woman sort of excludes you from being politically adept and capable of being a leader the way kamala has demonstrated. >> laura: do you comment on people's looks? you probably don't because that's just not -- >> that appeared to be -- >> laura: i think it's funny. i think that's where barack obama is very charming but the left never has a sense of humor on that, and if conservatives do it, but that's beside the point. the point is is kamala harris going to resonate with mainstream america or is s

laura ingraham is next. ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham.elcome to the special edition of "the ingraham angle": our country, our culture. on the show tonight, a new trend or social media phenomenon? the founder of the walkaway movement is here today to tell us why former liberals are leaving the left behind. as the next generation in this country actually proud to be american? we will show you some of the shocking responses when raymond arroyo joins us for "seen and unseen." plus, tb legend suzanne somers joins us for an inspiring conversation, you will love this, about her career, from "three's company" to self-help maven. don't miss that. first, the casual smearing of potential supreme court nominee over her catholicism. it's been just five days since president trump announced his short-list to replace justin anthony kennedy on the supreme , a decision he will reveal in less than a week. in the top five of most cores done by kurt waters was a former notre dame professor amy coney barrett. she is quickly found herself on the receiving end o

i am thinking laura is going to get in trouble again. nobody knows you are kidding. >> laura: i like the muppets. >> sean: you are going to get in trouble again. stop getting in trouble. i am trying to help you. >> laura: i promise. if you are much older and wiser. thank you so much. good evening, i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" ." has devin nunes been vindicated by the release of those vice application documents? of course they authorized the surveillance of carter page. the house until chairman is here exclusively to react. in a major twist in the case of maria butina, the obama administration is being swept up in the saga of the alleged russian agent. @seanhannity five attorney will join us. the escalating war of words between president trump and iran. rising tensions lead to an actual military conflict? first the benefits and risks of trump, the disruptor. that is the focus of tonight's angle. dealing with foreign relations or our own intel agencies, donald trump is living up to any promise on on the campaign trai t

>> he want to do. >> laura: no, he didn't. >> he had that deal and he was talked out of it. >> laura: chris, he doubledl the number of people who will get amnesty, he wanted the end of the perverted system of chaiw migration, which has tripled the number of immigrants coming in every three years. it's ridiculous. that is what he wanted, and he wanted the end of visa lottery. that made sense. he was going to give a doubling of the people got amnesty. he didn't pull anything. he sweetened the deal, frankly. >> he changed the deal. >> laura: it was what he campaigned on, and the democrats did not want to give him a victory. guys, we are out of o time. i wanted to get tomorrow but we don't have time. fantastic segment. thank you so much.or by the way, rudy giuliani, boy he launched a media blitz to take out mueller. you check that out? michael cohen. what does it mean? the shut down over the russia probe. next. ls? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flona

>> laura: i have to play this for you. preet barro was on cnn today with wolf blitzer and they were excited about the tweet story. let's watch. >> the tweets he sends late at night and early in the morning, often out of anger, go some way to showing what is state of mind was and to prove obstruction -- >> i'm quoting giuliani. if you're going to obstruct justice, you do it quietly and secretly coming out in public. what do you make of it? >> yes. what rudy giuliani says is the norm. this president likes to break norms. maybe he likes to violate the law in ways that break norms as well. >> laura: kimberly. >> the cheerleading here is extraordinary. we have been witnessing this now for going on two years, and as i just said, headline after headline saying oh, definitely collusion. and then oh, obstruction of justice. really it will only be a few weeks now. look what mueller is looking at now. nothing has come of it so far. other than those indictments we've had related to charges that have nothing to do with either of those

laura, thank you. >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: thank you.fires exploding tonight on the west coast, including one in lake county california, sending flames roaring 20 feet into the sky and forcing brand-new rounds of evacuation. those deadly fires are claiming the lives of firefighters and civilians alike. our authorities doing enough to warn californians about the fast-moving danger in time. plus, you'll hear from a local hero voluntarily risking his own life to save others. her major white house

we'll have the full story next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: 261. ♪ >> laura: 261.ople have been murdered in chicago this year and most of it happening in minority communities on the city's west and south sides.t it's an ongoing american tragedy, yet, you don't see many protests demanding change. unless of course a police officer is involved. on saturday, officers shot and killed 37-year-old harith augustus following a constant confrontation. a violent protest broke out in chicago police and four officers were injured from demonstrators throwing rocks and bottles, some of which were filled with urine. police swiftly released body cam of the encounter which appears to show mr. augustus with a holster around his waist. joining me now is former l.a.p.d. detective mark fuhrman. based on what you have seen in this body cam footage, i watched it a couple of times, do you think the protesters have a legitimate beef? >> laura, once again we have a false narrative. just like in the michael brown shooting, you have a false narrative of his hands were up, he was running away,

laura ingraham standing by. and take it away. how are you? >> laura: thanks so much. fascinating hour with roseanne. i need to watch the last half. i had to work during the second half. i'm going to watch it when i get back. it was wild from beginning to end. good job. that's like dealing with some kind of feral, wild deal. congrats on that. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a phenomenal show. breaking news on the 2016 trump tower meeting with supposedly russian agents. the lawyer. will talk to you about that. plus a stunning turn of events in the impeachment campaign against rod rosenstein by the house g.o.p. wait until you hear who auntie maxine claims is driving her anti-trump crusade. a major warning to democrats. why they may be dead wrong again about the polls ahead of the midterms. but first, when the inmates run the immigration asylum. that's the focus of tonight's angle. today was the court imposed deadline for the trump administration to reunite families who were separated due to the doj zero-tolerance approach to illegal immigration.

oh, goody. >> laura: in a new arti >> laura: in a new article on of the hill, several house democrats are criticizing 28 democratic wonder con, alexandria ocasio-cortez. they are charging that she is attacking fellow democrats from the left and wrongfully accusing a democratic leader of mounting a third-party challenge against her. congressman of new jersey said, she doesn't know what the hell she's talking about. congressman calls her petty, it's a lack of maturity on her part. a liberal, congressman offered this morning. "meteors phase out. joining me now for reaction is a former ace to chuck schumer and strategist, mark. great to see both of you. this is kind of an interesting turn. five seconds ago, she was the future of the party. she was like, huge promotion, cover of magazines. now, it's look out. >> she hasn't even been elected yet. she hasn't served in office. she hasn't done anything in politics. i think there is a split here between the left and the center of the party. there is going to be a big fight over that. you can see that fight building now. >> laura: and there was

>> judge jeanine: yes, i did an audiobook, laura. >> laura: how long? >> judge jeanine: two and half days. >> laura: it's a nightmare, isn't it? you should have had guest voices, like, raymond could have done obama. it would have been great. i want to be a guest voice on your book. >> judge jeanine: you when i could do an audiobook together. we could go high, low. [laughs] >> laura: great show tonight. good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle." a big show tonight to kick off this holiday week. house and told her devin nunes as we were toppling his efforts to find out whether the trump campaign really was under surveillance. he has something exclusively to share with us tonight. plus, the left just cannot stop comparing themselves to the bright ones, of course, the conservatives come ben shapiro joins us with reactions, to a vile new slur against them. meanwhile, andy trump forces are salivating over the prospect that michael cohen could flip. of course, flip on the president. but that he really imply that an abc

laura ingraham is next. >> laura: good evening from the white house. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" ." a historic night here in d.c. for less than an hour ago behind me, president trump fulfilled a campaign pledge and nominated a staunch conservative to replace the retiring justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court of the united states. 53-year-old brett kavanaugh is currently a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals and widely regarded as the most prestigious court in the united states outside the supreme court of course. judge kavanaugh is straight out of central casting. a judge would've been strongly considered by any republican president. graduate of yale law school. clerked for justice anthony kennedy. joining me now to analyze the pick is brit hume, former whitewater independent counsel ken starr who was judge kavanaugh's boss during the investigations into bill clinto bill clinton. justice walker. and at the white house, leonard leo, the president's top outside advisor on judicial picks. leonard, we've got to go to you first. congratulatio

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sean hannity, fantastic reporting from helsinki. >> laura: good evening from washington, i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." we have a pretty stellar show tonight. barack obama is trying to turn president trump's summit controversy into his own electoral gain for the democrats. that is the focus tonight coming up in just a bit. plus, alexandria ocasio-cortez may not be a democratic savior but a razor line wedge in her own party. unbelievable story, we are going to explain. you will not believe who is suing the victim of that las vegas massacre. a survivor joins us with detail details. first, the firestorm around president trump's meeting with vladimir putin. today, he moved to clarify his comments that cast doubt on the russian meddling in the 2016 election, and the president's support of intelligence service services. >> we have never been in a worse relationship with russia than we are as of a few days ago, and i think that has gotten substantially better. i think it has the possibility of getting much better. i accept our intelligence community's conclusion that russians me

laura ingraham is live next! >> laura: hey, judge. did you did an audio book? can we hearr you? >> yes! yes! i did an audio book, laura. i'm going to send you one. >> how long did it take you to do it? >> 2 1/2 days! >> it's: nightmarish, isn't it? you should have had guest voices. next year i want to be a guest voice on your book. >> you and i could do an audio book together. we can do high and low. >> laura: thank you. great show tonight. good evening from washington. i'm. laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle." devin nunnnes is redoubling his efforts to find out whetherer te trump campaign really was under surveillance. he's got something exclusively to share with us tonight. plus, the left just cannot stop comparing themselves to the bright ones, of course, the conservatives and the nazis. ben shall be pirro joins us -- shapiro joins us with reaction to a violent new slur against him. >> michael cohen could flip on the president. did he really imply that in an abc interview today? but first, the democratic meltdown and the war on ice. that's the focus of tonight's "ang

laura: this is "bbc world news america."po ing from washington, i am laura trevelyan. devastating wildfires leave a trail of destruction in greece. at least 74 people have died in the flames, many trying to escape. >> i took my baby and ru towards the sea. my wife, i didn't knowhat happened i think she burned herself here. laura: donald trump warns russia may meddle in the next u.s. elections, but the reason is because he is so tough on them. plus, the colony ofes jamtown helped shape america's history. centur later, scientiststh ink they found the remains of a key player. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. worst re disaster in greece for more than a decade has killed at least 74 people. strong winds fanned the flames which spread to an area east of athens. hundreds were rescued by local fishermen, but others were trapped as the flames destroyed seaside towns. the resort of mati was one of the hardest hit. s itom there that mark lowen starts our coverage. mark: like a vision of hell, mile upon mile smothered, suffocated by flam

laura: former u.s. president barack obama has been warning against the rise of what he calls strongman politics.sp king in south africa to mark the 100th anniversary of nelson mandela's birth, he spoke out against the politics of fear and resentment, striking a more uplifting tone. mr. obama: let me tell you what i believe. i believe in nelson m's vision. i believe in a vision shared by gandhi and king and abraham lincol i believe in a vision of equali and justice and freedom and multiracial democracy built on the premi that all people are created equal, and they are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. laura:ef a bime ago i spoke to a former assistant secretary state for african affairs during the obama administration. does barack obama feel that nelson mandela's legacy of equality and human rights is under threat like never before? >> i didn't get from his speechl that he fee it was under threat. i think the message he wanted to deliver is that we must continue to fight to maintain

laura: daniel sandford, thank you. do stay with the bbc for all the latest developments on this story. the 12 boys trapped in the cave in northern thailand have been learning how to breathe through scuba masks, while ders consider whether it is possible to swim them out. right now it is too dangerous to move them through the dark passages. storms are forecast this week, and that could make the operation even harder. the rescions are being reassessed every hour. theth bbc's jo head is at the scene with the very latest. owjonathan: no longer the trapped boys nave an army doctor treating them. they even manage a smile. they have been given foil blankets to keep them warm. they are painfully thin. the food is coming, promises one of the divers. upon the surface, they have been rehearsing for the scenario everyone here is hoping for, getting the boys out and off to hospital. but it won't happen soon. >> we need to be 100% confident in order to get the boys out, and they don't have to come out at the same time. we are assess

laura: former u.s. president barack obama has been urging for toen to get into politics counter the strongmen of the world. speaking in south africa, he cited the negative actions of men around the world, and urged african women to getved. mr. obama: men have been getting on my nerves lately. [laughter] st. obama: every day i read the newspaper and i hink, brothers, what is wrong with you guys? what is wrong with us? we are violent, we are bullying. you know, just not handling our business. so i think empowering more that ought to right away lead to better policies. laura: mr. obama was speaking an one ofevents to mark 100 years since nelson mandela's birth. his letters from prison have beenublished, and there is even a new currency to honor him. but thlegacy of the freedom fighter turned icon is complex in south africa. >> there are many people who feel it is useless and futile for us to continue to talk peace and nonviolence. reporter: from the call for armed struggle to the voice of reconciliation, n

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laura: u.s. officials have drawn a parallel betweenran and north korea and the campaign of maximum pressure. are there parallels? could there be talks between an and washington? karim: it is conceivable, and president trump has made numerouslk efforts to o iran's president and the iranians have rebuffed. i would say the biggest distinction is that the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, is su his 30's and will pbly potentlly rule over his country for four decades. he has sho a willingness to meet with president trump personally. iran's supreme leader is 79 yers old and for the last f decades he has been defiant against the united states. he essentially wants to die as supreme leader and preserve what he has built over the past year. it is unlikely he will reciprocate trump's overtures. laura: president rouhani has talked about how iran could disrupt the flow of oil through the middle east. o would heat far? karim: i think it is an empty threat. i described iran's threat to close the street of hor

f laura ingraham is next. >> good evening from the white house, this is laura ingraham. president trump replace the retiring justice anthony kennedy. 53-year-old of brett kavanaugh is currently a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals and widely regarded as the most prestigious court outside of the united states. judge cavanaugh is straight out of central casting, a judge who would have strongly been considered i think by any republican president. he is a graduate and the man he's nominated to succeed, justice anthony kennedy. joining me now to analyze a presidents pick is the senior fox news political analyst, brit hume, ken starr who washe judge kavanaugh's boss, justin walker, who clerked for both judge kavanaugh and justice kennedy and leonard at leo, the president's top outside advisor on judicial picks. leonard, let's go to your first. congratulations, you are also kind of the man of the moment because you've been working this process behind the scene. we were both in that room together when brett kavanaugh walked out, as father comes out first, as mother, mrs.

laura: in st. peteburg, russia, a battle has been -- a battle between two european soccer teams for a place in the world cup final ended with tifrance b belgium. it was a nailbiter, wasn't it? reporter: it was. some of the best attacking players in the world,evin de bruyne. but it was the defender who was the hero, samuel umtiti with the goal. belgiumirst half, dominated the possession. there was a great save. goal, belgium struggled to break through the france defense. it was nailbiting, but i alwaysw felt that frane in control. they are back in the world cup final for the first time since 2006, aiming to win the world cup for the second time in history and the first time since 1998, 20 years ago. a brilliant night for france. laura: it certainly is. let's look ahead ttomorrow's semifinal between england and croatia. who is your money on for that one? s reporter: i han croatia a number of times during this a tournament liv they have really good players. but i think they will be really tired going

." ♪ laura: this is bbc world news america.orting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. >> how many of? y >> >> brilliant. 13. erlaura: aine days trapped their football coach are found alive. ednow rescuers in tyler to bring them to safety. a change in mexico as apo left-wing list wins by a landslide. how the new president willd eal with donump. king james heads to the city of angels. why lebron jamess leaving cleveland and taking his hoop gic to the west coast. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public tevision in the u.s. and around the globe. we start in thailand with an incredible story of survival. after being missing for nine days in flooded caves, 12 boys and their football coach have been found alive. they were discovered by naval rescue forces and enable operation that involve more than 1000 people. now rescuers must cope with rising water and mud as they try to bring ee home. jonathan head has more. >> how many of you? >> 13. >> brilliant. jonathan: this was the moment they were found. the british cave diver calling