it was for lauren child, trademarks judith kerr.tillness to it, it never preaches or tells you what to think. she is an extremely kind person. very thoughtful. but, she is funny, really, really funny. but to understand judith kerr's own life story, you need to read when hitler stole pink rabbit. it was based on her own family, her father was a theatre critic and they've fled nazi germany in the 1930s. she was a wonderful, lively, witty, clever woman. she always had a new story and there was always another surprising story, whether it was from her childhood when the nazis first came or how it was how she came to write a book. she was witty, clever, funny, loving and kind. she was a wonderful, wonderful person andi was a wonderful, wonderful person and i am very sad today. she could make children laugh, but could a lwa ys make children laugh, but could always tell the truth. the final mog book is how the lovable, family cat dies. for someone who only started writing when she was 45, she lived dozens writing when she was 45, she lived

it was, for her friend and fellow children's author lauren child, trademarkjudith kerr. a lovely stillness to it, it never preaches, never tells you what to think. she's an extremely kind person, very thoughtful. but she's funny, really, really funny. but to understand judith kerr's own life story, you need to read when hitler stole pink rabbit. it was based on her own family. her father was a jewish theatre critic and they fled nazi germany in the 1930s. talking to the author michael rosen, that refugee experience was the source of many stories. she was a wonderful, lively, witty, clever woman. she always had a new story and there was always another surprising story, whether it was from her childhood, when the nazis first came, or it was something about how she came to write a book. she was witty and clever and funny and loving and kind. she was a wonderful, wonderful person, i'm very, very sad today. she could make children laugh but she would also tell the truth. the final mog book is the story of how the lovable family cat dies. for someone who only began writing whe

it was, for her friend and fellow children's author lauren child, trademarkjudith kerr.s to it, it never preaches, never tells you what to think. she's an extremely kind person, very thoughtful. but she's funny, really, really funny. but to understand judith kerr's own life story, you need to read when hitler stole pink rabbit. it was based on her own family. her father was a jewish theatre critic and they fled nazi germany in the 1930s. talking to the author michael rosen, that refugee experience was the source of many stories. she was a wonderful, lively, witty, clever woman. she always had a new story and there was always another surprising story, whether it was from her childhood, when the nazis first came, or it was something about how she came to write a book. she was witty and clever and funny and loving and kind. she was a wonderful, wonderful person, i'm very, very sad today. she could make children laugh but she would also tell the truth. the final mog book is the story of how the lovable family cat dies. for someone who only began writing when she was 45, she

the children's laureate lauren child, who's charlie and lola books are also a children's favourite, said an author and illustrator. so what i always felt about judith and what was so lovely about her as and what was so lovely about her as a friend is that she is extremely kind. very thoughtful. but she was funny. really, really funny. and so she had a sort of curiosity. she was always interested in other people, very generous about other people's working what they were doing. but she was funny. i cannot member exactly when she wrote her first book but it was back in the 1960s and it is amazing how many people young and old with grown—up children, little children who all know her books and you only have to be at one of her events and watch people coming out to meet her to know how beloved she was. but her work is beautiful because there is a lovely stillness to it. it never preaches, never tells you what to think. but it is very thoughtful. and it does make you think. she was interested in every body. she liked to talking about her work, about my work, other people's work. and she was a v

it was for her friend and fellow children's author lauren child, trademarkjudith kerr.very thoughtful. but, she is funny, really, really funny. but to understand judith kerr's own life story, you need to read when hitler stole pink rabbit. it was based on her own family, her father was a jewish theatre critic and they fled nazi germany in the 1930s. talking to the author michael rosen, that refugee experience was the source of many stories. she was a wonderful, lively, witty, clever woman. she always had a new story and there was always another surprising story, whether it was from her childhood when the nazis first came, or how it was something about how she came to write a book. she was witty, clever, funny, loving and kind. she was a wonderful, wonderful person, i'm very sad today. she could make children laugh, but could always tell the truth. the final mog book is how the lovable, family cat dies. for someone who only began writing when she was 45, she leaves behind dozens of books that have become part of childhood for millions. her life, her success was, she said

shannon: was a child a tragedy whenever it happens but that didn't stop democratic congresswoman lauren underwood from insinuating dhs played a role in killing the child. that didn't sit well with the dhs chief. >> at this point with 5 kids that have died, 5000 separated from their families i feel the evidence is clear that this is intentional. it is a policy choice being made on purpose by this administration and it is cruel and inhumane. >> that is an appalling accusation, men and women work hard to protect people in our custody every single day. >> comments from the freshman representative during the hearing of the house committee was so incendiary they were taken down from the record but members of the 2020 democratic field trying to score political points off of the tragedy. this is what elizabeth warren had to say. congress and the public deserve answers about the steps you are taking to protect children in custody, children are dying and cvp must do more to end the string of tragedies. beto o'rourke going on a tweet storm of his own calling it a cover-up adding he is demanding an

political points i guess off of tragedy. >> reporter: the death of a child a tragedy when ever it happened. that didn't stop laurena child. that didn't sit well with the dhs chief. >> with five kids that have died, 5,000 separated from their families, i feel like and the evidence is really clear that this is intentional, it's intentional. it's a policy choice being made on purpose by thissed administration and it's cruel and inhumane. >> that's an appalling accusation. our men and women fight hard to protect people in our custody every day. >> reporter: the comments so upsetting, they were actually taken down from the record. nevertheless, members of the 2020 democratic field trying to score political points off the tragedy. elizabeth warren in a statement, quote, congress and the public deserve answers about the steps you're taking to protect children in cbp custody. people are dying and they must do more to end the string of tragedies. beto o'rourke calling it a coverup and he's demanding a complete investigation into the child's death. the president weighing in on the immigration crisis as well, tweeting democr

lauren: you know, bein' a child in vietnam, you don't see such big americans, right?ut the experience on the boat itself stays with me. there are still foods that i can't eat. there are smells that take me right back to the boat. and it just never leaves. robert: well, barry, it helps to have somebody barry: absolutely, you know, and it just never leaves. lauren's extremely articulate and emotive, and i think it really comes across on film, and i think the audience really responds to it. robert: yeah, and of course, one of the things,s on film, it's a great story, but it's the characters that always kind of make a movie and make a film, and you found that here, huh? it'sbarry: yeah, absolutely. the characters that always kind you know, lauren's dedicated her adult life, basically, to this search, and i think it really comes across that, you know, she's thought so much about it. she's had so many, you know, internal thoughts, and then is able to express them, it's fascinating. robert: well, thank you very much for coming on to talk about that. lauren: thank you for hav

political points on the tragedy. >> reporter: the death of a child, tragedy whenever it happens didn't stop democratic congresswoman lauren doj played a role in killing the child and that did not sit well with the dhs chief. >> with 5 kids the died, 5000 separated. the evidence is clear this is intentional. it is intentional. it is a policy choice made on purpose by this administration and it is cruel and inhumane. >> that is an appalling accusation, we work hard to protect people in custody every day. >> reporter: the comments during the hearing of the house homeland security committee so incendiary they were taken down from the record. members of the 2020 democratic field trying to score political points off the tragedy. elizabeth warren stating, quote, congress and republicans, the steps you are taking to protect children in custody. children are dying and cvp must do more to add to the string of tragedies. beto o'rourke calling it a cover-up adding he is demanding an immediate and complete investigation into her death. the president weighing in on the immigration crisis tweeting democrats don't want to fix loopholes a

. >> lauren is expecting her first child, so she's an insomniac. proud.hello to all of our insomniacs and good morning to you. that happened to me. and this happened to this teen in illinois who was cheered on by a neighborhood postal worker while he was playing b-ball. listen to this. he's like cheering him on. ooh! get that slam dunk there. the truck rolls up, yeah, buddy! you can actually hear -- it was a postal woman. she could be heard yelling "let me see what you've got." >> yeah! that is fantastic. >> we all need a cheering section. >> we do, we do indeed. so how about this. what? yeah, thank you jack, watch me go, watch me go, watch me go. >> what about me, jack? thanks, will! like we're on opposing sides. the nba finals up here. >>> there's a kitten who's showing he ain't no fraidy-cat. >> is that a coyote? >> yes, this cat is ready to lay down all nine lives for this catfight. fighting off a coyote, protecting a home that's not even his. the residents of the home where this doorbell camera captured this whole encounter say they don't know that c

that can help prevent cough, run any nose, red eyes, misery in your child for usually about a week. laurenely had one dose of the vaccine back in the day, you just say go in, get a booster shot, this is no big deal, they'll have them in supply? >> it's assumed if you were born before 1957 that you are already immune because you likely had it as a child. but after that, in early 1960s and to about 1989, if you're unsure, if you're concerned or if you're in an area where there's an outbreak of he measles, get a booster shot or get your titers checked. lauren: from what you're hearing, how scared are you? >> there is a concern out there. we see an influx of people coming in. we take the time to educate them, show them this is a safe vaccine, there's no links to other diseases, no studies that prove it's linked to other diseases. it's just the opposite. this vaccine and other vaccines can help prevent thousands of deaths worldwide. lauren: thank you so much for coming on. this is a scary story. we're dealing with this across the country. thank you. cheryl:thank you.cheryl: the de premarket, s&

there are issues of succession, the only child of the new imperial couple, princess aiko is not in line to the throne. let's bring back in doctor laurenalian national university. do you think, there were debates about changing the law for princess aiko was born. do you think japan may one day change this rule? i think it is possible and i guess that naruhito would be the emperor to push that. partly because his wife suffered mentally because of the pressure she felt to produce a male heir. he has been outspoken of his criticism of that full it is possible but as said, any changes would be incremental and need to be accompanied by a change of law passed by the diet. i would not rule it out. as we have been saying earlier he is not allowed to make a political statement. it is a tricky balance, isn't it? if you think that if he wanted a woman to be able to ta ke to if he wanted a woman to be able to take to the phone. it is tricky and i think that he has gotten around this in the pastjust by making state m e nts this in the pastjust by making statements about his wife and what the cause of her illness was. and, sort of, being a little cr

child pornography. >> reporter: besides the billions of fake accounts, facebook also says they he removed over 7 million posts and pictures from the site, saying the content violated the hate speech rules. laurennchard, fox news. >>> police in new york are searching for a man who has been pulling emergency brakes on subway cars. investigators released grainy video of the man saying he has pulled brakes on cars on several different subway lines 40 times since february, causing hours of delays for thousands of new york commuters. and they say he may be using a key to access the cars at the back of the train. >>> right now it is 5:27. the former hollywood mogul whose behavior sparked the etoo movement back in the headlines this morning. harvey weinstein's troubles as he gets closer to trial >> reporter: and from bad to worse. i am doug luzader from washington and i will have more on what specifically house speaker nancy pelosi and president trump have said about one another. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. we are looking at cool temperatures for bootalrock. >> yes. we are looking at a pretty good weekend. a shower here and there but otherwise cool, comfortable temperatures. ri

child died in immigration custody in over a decade. on wednesday, lawmakers on the house homeland security committee grilled acting dhs secretary kevin mcaleenan about the deaths. this is illinois freshman democratic congressmember lauren underwood. >> at this point with five kids that have died, 5000 separated from their families, i feel like , and the evidence is really clear that this is intentional. it is a policy choice being made on pururpose by this admiministration, and d it is cl and inhumane. an appalling addition. our men and women fight hard to protect people in our custody every single day. amy: after that exchange, republicans on the homeland security committee led a vote to admonish congressmember underwood, had her statement stricken from the record, and barred her from talking during the remainder of the session. in new york city, a federal judge ruled wednesday that deutsche bank and capital one must turn over financial documents subpoenaed by congress, as lawmakers investigate whether trump's business ties are influencing white house policy. deutsche bank loaned over $2 billion to trump for real estate deals over nearly two decades, even when other banks refused to do so. the decision came two days a