this is the lesson of king lear. in the opening scenes he says which of you say you love us most and his daughter, right on time, i love you more than words can wield the manner. the attempt to give away power from lear may seem to go badly wrong because one of his daughters refuses to play the game. but the problem starts early. power isn't something you can simply give away. there needs to be a ritual. there needs to be a way, some order in which it can be passed from one person to together. richard the second, the medieval king, and we will set aside how accurate this depiction was. richard the ii was a faithful man and someone who acts irrational and doesn't consider what he is doing and that weakness is this down fall. a man who eventually became henry the fourth rebels against richard who went to ireland. he said how could this happen? show us the hand of god that has dismissed us from our stewardship for we know no hand of blood and bone can grip the hand of our saver savior. he occupies the physical body and

continuing on with lear, shakespeare begins his play with the man who is utterly unforgiving. his youngest target or disappoint submittal of competition in the punishment is swift. you cannot begin to object to say you're moving too quickly. he says, not between the dragon and his wrath, the bow and the shaft is drawn. just step back the most important moment from the play occurs when the tables have turned completely and they must ask forgiveness. asking is not enough however since the asker has to recognize what he is stuck. that moral recognition coincides exactly with his recognition that the women in front of him is his daughter. lear i'm a very foolish old man, to not laugh at me for as i am a man, i think this lady to be my child. his just coming down from the wheel of fire getting bearings in this new world where his daughter is his only hope. later, he looks to the future and thinks about the ways in which his experience could be redeemed. he looks to his daughter is said to be your tears away yet safe i pray, wheat not. if you have played them for me i would drink it

at 94, lear shows no sign of slowing down.s week, he began hosting a new podcast, "all of the above." >> mr. lear, how do people treat you as you get older? >> yes, as i get older people who consider me wiser and that too is bull ( bleep ). i was a kid of the depression. my dad, his brothers, everyone, they all went belly up and were broke. the great aunts and grandparents, always had an expression that when somebody was making a buck he was a good provider." a good provider." that was a sound i heard a lot and all i ever wanted to be was a good provider. i'd seen carroll o'connor in a blake edwards comedy called what did you do in the war daddy? and i never forgot his face. he walked in and read and he didn't finish the page before i knew that was archie bunker. i wrote those lines, he gave it his soul. the thing i love about archie and edith is they were they both talked a lot of bull ( bleep ), they didn't really know what they are talking about, but they had strong points of view, and that's what most of america is about.

by the time i end lear we will be at number 10. number one, we'll begin with something that jazz musicians, theater artists and politicians already know well. shakespeare knew that you have to improvise to get things done. when shakespeare thought about improvization he would have thought about the art of rhetoric. as kathleen mentioned, rhetoric is something i think a lot about. rhetoric, according to aristotle, is the faculty of recognizing the available means of persuasion in any given situation. great definition. i will repeat it. it is the faculty of recognizing the available means of persuasion in any given situation. rhetoric is the art of preparedness. it is perception. it is ability not just to do things but to scan a situation and figure out what is it for, what is its potential, what can be said, what can not be said? in the end it is the art of recognizing and since situations change from day-to-day and moment to moment it has to also be an art of i improvization. one of the greatest improvisers in shakespeare's play is

the lear factory.is series come out of this building, allowing lear to move show-to-show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with a father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we have the same problems in our household and we do in the live in the projects in chicago. >> dyn-o-mite! >> we got $32 in the shoe box and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show? the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was, why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me punk. >> why you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger. >> that's no worse than honky. >> you right. nothing is worse than honky. except bei

." >> norman lear and bud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television our world is crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that charge started? >> yes, my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what's this country coming to anyhow. >> what's it, archie, b

like auto lead, borg warner, continental, delphi, lear corporation. these companies all predominantly have electronics and electrical architecture. borg warner, on the other hand, is positioned within propulsion. the parts that make the cars go. so, you know, they're really well positioned for the l electricification. we think auto lead is valued well at this point, continental, delphi, lear. we like borg warner, we think it's undervalued. and magna has similarities to borg warner that make parts that make wheels turn, but they also have autonomous systems that can go into these advanced electronic technologies that are going into cars. >> we've got it all written down. thank you for your information. >> thank you. >>> meantime, on wall street, defense stocks helped lift the major averages after more than $100 billion worth of arms deals inked between the u.s. and saudi arabia over the weekend. on friday, we told you that those deals were likely to happen. investors also brushed off north korea's successful test of an intermediate range ballistic miss

authority is to bar inexperienced apprentice jockey gina mangan from riding rank outsider dee—ore learmade the decision to put responsibility first. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy editor of the political news website, reaction. and 0wen bennett, deputy political editor of huff post uk. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages. the guardian sasteremy corbyn challenged amber rudd over the impact of the government's spending cuts following his last minute decision to take part in the bbc election debate. the daily telegraph notes that the home secretary represented theresa may in the debate, just 48 hours after the death of amber rudd's father. the times reports that the prime minister is concentrating on brexit after her refusal to take part in tonight's tv debate. the daily express leads on theresa may's warning that jeremy corbyn is plotting uncontrolled immigration if labour wins the election. under the headline ‘justice' the me

my daughter came lear for a vacation and now i'm going to take her home and bury her. how he wants to remember his daughter. plus, stranded at a foreign airport. why he says his passport was canceled. and first, a fox5 a exclusive as the long police body camera footage has finally come to a close. we will report on all of that. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> new tonight, several people are hurt after a plane crashed into a truck. this happened on the tarmac at loss angels international airport. officials say the truck was a utility reply vehicle. the plane was making its way to the gait when the two collided. one person is on be in critical condition. the father of an 18 year old girl killed in that crash in times square

surveillance video shows a red lear jet hitting the ground went down less than a mile from the airporthere it was to land. two crew members on board were killed. amazingly no one on the ground was hurt. witnesses said they couldn't believe their eyes. >> as the it came in, it came in and it bellied up. want upside down. and landed on its roof. and skidded after it hit the top of a building and then skidded into the building adjacent to it. blowing up cars and anything in its path. >> 13 cars and three buildings were damaged before that crash. the plane flew from new jersey to massachusetts. and then to philadelphia. all without an reported problems. the pilot was heard speaking calmly to controller, just before the plane went down. >> plenty new questions being raised in the deadly police shooting of a teenager in connecticut. he allegedly rammed an officer with a stolen vehicle and the new video has surfaced. it is throwing a little bit of doubt on the official account. here is abc's linsey davis. >> these images taken by a bystander are raising questions, 15-year-old jason negron han

a lear jet plunged into a neighborhood near new jersey's teterboro airport yesterday and burst into flames over, and slammed into three buildings. the only people on board.. two crew members.. died. no one on the ground was hurt. the plane had been headed from philadelphia to teterboro. there's still no word on what may have caused the crash. a health alert this morning.. following the death of a south carolina teen after drinking too much caffiene in a short amount of time. 16-year-old davis cripe died ater he collapsed in a classroom. the coroner says caffeinated drinks caused him to have a cardiac event. cripe had no family history of heart issues and the drinks he consumed were not unusual or illegal. last month researchers reported that energy drinks can cause dangerous changes in heart function and blood pressure above and beyond caffeine alone. coming up at six - a new revelation from the fiance of aaron hernandez. the clue in his final letter she says proves his death wasn't a suicide. plus new information about that massive ransomware attack. the new clue about that massive ransom

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting.may cause you not to be able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. >>> baby emu wants to play. ♪ >>> one thing about this show, i learn something new every day. i had no idea there was such a thing as a magnetic face mask. it's a thing and this crew trying this particular one. watch this. when it sits there a few minutes, you take a magnet. and it's a magnet you take it off with. you don't rinse. it just comes off soup ler clean. >> and maybe it takes away from that -- >> that everyone has been doing. >> just don't go to the refrigerator for a drink while you got this on. >> speaking of masks. >> i can already tell this is a terrible mistake. >> this guy decides however late it might be to jump on the mask bandwagon. >> charcoal masks are all the craze. >> he's put it all over

the lear jet went down less than a mile from teeterboro airport where it was to land after a flit from philadelphia. the two crew members on board were killed. no one on the ground was injured. and we have surveillance video in the meantime. watch carefully. from a nearby business. showing the plane as it struck the ground, and then exploded. three buildings. 13 cars were damaged. investigators will consider whether strong winds in the area had anything to do with that crash. >> meantime, charlotter bus crashed on i-95 in maryland, injured all 30 people on board. including 26, 8th grade students on a field trip from philadelphia to washington, d.c. marking a national police week event. police say the crash was caused by the driver of a car who lost control. while trying to pass the bus and then clipped it. sent it into an embankm occupants on to the side. >> she thought she was dreaming. because, prior to that, she was, she was napping. so -- i guess when the bus began to flip she heard screaming and stuff. thought it a dream. >> fortunately, coming to the rescue were three bus loads o

the lear jet plane was heading from philadelphia to teterboro, a new jersey. investigators say there was no indication of a problem before the crash. three buildings and dozens of cars were damaged. no one on the ground was hurt. this is video, though, of the plane from three years ago, the identities of the people on board have not been released as of yet but we know they were two crew members. witnesses say the impact shook nearby buildings. >>> i saw a big flash and fireball and i run back inside. >> what was that sound like? >> boom and shook the building and everybody heard and saw what happened. >> investigators are looking into wind being a factor. there were 30-mile-per-hour gusts at the time of the crash and minutes before it happened another pilot reported wind shear when taking off from that airport. >>> the fiancee of aaron hernandez is speaking publicly for the first time since his death. shanna jenkins hernandez told dr. phil he was upbeat during their last phone conversation and says she doesn hernandez took his own life in a prison cell last mo

and at that dinner each lear joining so 29, each have about three minutes to talk. they want to hear especially in the eastern part of the nato alliance they want to hear assurances from president trump that he is committed to the alliance. rebel he said secretary mattis here, vice president pends was in munich saying nato is part of the u.s. agenda. a lot want to hear that from president trump. president trump is expected to talk about not only global terrorism but other countries and their commitment to the 2% of gdp spending that amount on their defense budget. >> certainly another day of watching the president and all of the activity out of there. thank you. >>> while the president's trip appears to be going smoothly the white house dealing with a headline on russia and the trump campaign from "the new york times." the report says in part quote senior russian intelligence and political officials were discussing how to exert influence over donald trump through his advisers according to three current and the conversations reportedly uncovered by u.s. spies last su

>> pelley: go people were killed today when a lear jet crashed while trying the land at a new jerseyirport near new york city. the jet hit a building a half mile from the runway. no one on the ground was hurt. about two dozen eighth graders were hurt today in a bus crash that shut down busy i-95 in northeastern maryland. police say a car hit the bus, which flipped over. the students from philadelphia were on their way to a trip in washington. most were not seriously injured. the family of a penn state student who died after a night of hazing is opening up tonight. 18 fraternity members are here's jericka duncan. >> this was murder of our son. they treated him like a rag doll, and they left him to die. >> reporter: timothy piazza's family wants the world to know how he was treated during his final hours inside the beta theta pi fraternity house. >> they tortured him for 12 hours. they let him suffer. he died a slow and painful death at the hands of these men of principle, as they call it. >> reporter: according to this grand jury report, piazza, a then-sophomore at penn state universi

now the weather with louis lear. hello. mixed fortunes for many of us today.certainly the best place to be. there is rain and the forecast, so a day of contrasts with the southwest. 0r forecast, so a day of contrasts with the southwest. or not, the isles of scilly and channel islands seeing heavy and persistent rain. welcome rain, we are desperate for somewhere to weather but it is only going to be at the extreme south—west. some showers ahead of it brushing with devon and somerset. thicker cloud across south of england. hopefully that will thin and break from time to time and if that does happen then temperatures will respond. certainly the western half of scotland through the western half of scotland through the highlands will see highs of 19 celsius." an inn of the north sea making it feel cooler year. northern ireland north west england seeing lovely spells of sunshine and someone. lovely spells of sunshine and someone. through this afternoon, for many we will only see around 13 or 14 celsius. if we get the cloud breaking up, the south coast could see temp

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting. man: a symptom may cause you not to be able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. >>> democrats are slamming the republican plan to replace obamacare after that new report from the congressional budget office. >> the nonpartisan cbo says the bill that passed in the house is expected to leave 23 million more americans without health insurance. abc's lana zak has the latest from washington. [ chanting "shame, shame, shame" ] >> reporter: the new estimates are in, and the nonpartisan congressional budget office is projecting millions of uninsured americans. >> the report makes clear trumpcare would be a cancer on the american health care system. >> reporter: earlier this month house republicans narrowly passed their version of the bill. >> this is a repeal and a replace of obamac

here's louise lear. it's the weather lottery out there at the moment. some of you have won the jackpot this week. it's been perfect for the scottish tourist board. look at the highlands macro, beautiful all week, lots of blue sky and sunshine. unfortunately hotel manager is not so happy across the kent coast. this morning, a lot of low cloud, a few scattered showers and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure yoursummer and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure your summer will come in a few weeks or months‘ time. i‘m sure your summer will come in a few weeks or months‘ time. in the south we have quite a lot of cloud with the breeze coming in off the sea and it is exacerbating the problem. it‘s cold, the north sea, around 9 degrees, so with the strengthening breeze just driving around 9 degrees, so with the strengthening breezejust driving in the cloud and a few showers, it‘s pretty miserable. io—ii the cloud and a few showers, it‘s pretty miserable. 10—11 at best through this afternoon. it‘s a different story, the weather lottery i was talking to you

here's louise lear. it's the weather lottery out there at the moment.ourist board. look at the highlands macro, beautiful all week, lots of blue sky and sunshine. unfortunately hotel manager is not so happy across the kent coast. this morning, a lot of low cloud, a few scattered showers and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure yoursummer and it's feeling cold, i'm afraid. i'm sure your summer will come in a few weeks or months' time. in the south we have quite a lot of cloud with the breeze coming in off the sea with the breeze coming in off the sea and it is exacerbating the problem. it's cold,

so i got to knowday von and wife, barb both mark and mike worked at lear and chairman at lear and shet become to black hawk as a lot of people did. she did very well. mike tried to find a union job it wasn't to easy to find one. he decided to go into human resources management. he actually did great at school. he got a job and making a good go of it. but he had to really decide that going into management was an okay transition to make. explain to me many times he felt he could help people from the union side to help people doing human reare sources work from the management side. but that's a very thoughtful kind of transition that somebody made the here in town. another family that i write about is the world pat. some of you might know march pat for a quarter century and matt had worked at the plant at general motor for 13 years and dad retired as few weeks before matt had his layoff. and i talked to them about what it was like for marv to have his big retirement party knowing he had two kids about to lose their work. and matt also went back to school. he was doing very well. he thoug

officials say the lear jet took off from philadelphia and was coming in for a landing when something went down. winds were reported in that area. >> a close call after an officer overdosed in fentanyl. he pulled a car over and some of the powder ended up on the officer's uniform and he wiped it off and turns out it was fentanyl. >> hillary clinton back in the political spotlight now since election. she's been keeping a rel relatively low profile until last night. twitter she launched onward together to encourage people to get involved, organized and run for howard deep a former presidential candidates and exgovernor will be involved and no word on exactly what his role will be. gop quick to criticize calling it her old campaign under a new plan is successfully launched this to the cable. >> new clue this morning linking global sign area tack to north korea. >> a live look outside as we head to break. beautiful. chilly. 50 reagan national and chillier in the suburbs. weather and traffic next on the fives. test today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed of the chevy silve

. >>> new surveillance video of that deadly plane crash capturing a lear jet plummeting from the skyslamming into buildings erupt nothing a fireball near an airport outside new york city. two

everyone is trying to do their best, it is like watching king lear and you wonder how can these smarty are playing their role and what they think they need to do in this situation. jean—claude juncker and the powers that be in brussels, stuff and possibly get out of the eu. 0n the other hand theresa may, she is locked in to this inanity of putting the end of freedom of movement above everything else. above the interests of british industry, agriculture, universities. so this is a political co—ordination failure of an immense degree. politics these days, where are you on the liberal establishment? because it is the most persecuted group at the moment, it has not had a great couple of years. in many respects you are talking about the liberal establishment and deep establishment as the same thing? they are, to an extent. these days they resemble a person was killed his parents and is pleading for leniency at the court on the grounds that he is an orphan. they have been extremely authoritarian in the way they have dealt with us and are now dealing with theresa may. they have been extremel

. >>> two people were killed when a lear jet crashed into a building near teterboro airport in new jerseys afternoon from cell phone video you can see thick black smoke and flames at that time scene of that crash. an official says the plane took off from philadelphia airport and crashed into an industrial area on approach to teterboro. winds were gusting up to 45 miles per hour at the time. authorities say there were two crew members on board but no passengers. there are no reports of anyone on the ground being hurt. and we're learning more about the deadly crash of sport plane on the shores of lake berryessa a week ago. the accident happened during orientation for a new employee at i con aircraft. two men were killed last monday morning. one was a lead engineer at the company based in vacaville. the other had just moved to the bay area from michigan a week before that accident. >>> a little bit of weather out there as we head into tomorrow. clouds thicken up. we have weather in the mountains right now, so you can see all weekend we had snow flurries. we're continuing to see low- grade sh

for an older actor, it's lear. for younger actors, "hamlet," that's the mountain to climb.> lot of words. >> stephen: shakespeare got paid by the pound. >> yeah. >> stephen: could you try to explain one of the lines to me. i love "hamlet" and i'm interested in this line. he says to his friend, horatio, played by keega keegan-michael . he says, there are more things than are dreamt of in your philosophy. what reading would you say. >> are we going to nerd it out? >> stephen: yes. hamlet and horatio are theology student and they are stoicism. we are reading the folio which are there are more things in heaven and earth, horatio, than are dreamt of in our philosophy. ( applause ) >> stephen: that will blow my mind, because the stowics are what you see is what you get. >> yes, and at the time it was the lutheran reformation. they believe when you die you go to heaven or hell, there's no purgatory. the play for us is how do you grieve, then? a lot of people say you can't believe in purgatory? that's when we play for people's shows. >> stephen: it's like a waiting room, you take t

. >>> a lear joyeyeyeyeyet two people. look at all that smoke. the airport was temporarily closed.n off from philadelphia. there were no passengers on the plane. forecasters issued a warning about strong winds minutes before it crashed. a bus overturned injuring 25 people mostly children and it was not far from the pennsylvania border. at least one other car was involved in the accident and not clear what caused the bus to overturn. they were from a north philadelphia field trip to washington, d.c. >> four men have pleaded guilty in the death of a new york college student. >> it happened in a fraternity retreat to the poconos. it comes as the family of a penn state student who died during a hazing ritual speaks out. >>> four fraternity members pleading guilty in a pennsylvania courtroom pleading guilty to the hazing death of a college student. >> the tremendous trag dhis young man had an opportunity to survive. >> reporter: the 19-year-old died about 100 miles west of new york during a hazing ritual at a rental house. >> afterwards when he was in need of emergency help, they were t

lear >>> you are looking at a robot that has a 99% success rate at picking up objects.esearch by the automation lab and students. they're about learned, looking at thousand of virtual 3 d models. it figured how to pick up objects that have odd shapes, ones that weren't included in the models. berkeley's lab is all about developing robotics and awed mags f automation. a complete paper published this summer. >> money news. s & p, snapped the seven day winning streak today. stocks overall were down on the first trading day since the holiday weekend. dow lost 51 points. closed above 21,000. the nasdaq ended 6200. s & p, dropped three points ending at 2412. the big headline maker today is amazon. which briefly traded above 1,000 a share today. for the first time ever. it closed shy of the four figure mark at $996. only four other american companies traded at four digit price. alphabet has a stock price closely behind amazon. so far this year, amazon stock is up by nearly a third. the desatle based company launched in 1995 and is now the largest online retailer. >> the fifth

officials say the lear jet 365 took off from philadelphia and coming in for landing something went wrong, the plane crashed into one possibly two buildings and burst into the building to catch fire. >>> to an update on a story you heard first on fox 5, two young people charged with beating up a metro passenger. it happened friday night. john rally the victim said he was standing on the platform when someone came up and attacked him when he hit the ground several people joined in. he spoke with us and described the attack yesterday. >> i was pulled down on to the platform floor. people beating on me. they pushed me towards the train, which at that point, was starting to accelerate. and my hand was -- hit the train and i broken my hand. may need to have surgery. >> investigators distributed photos of the suspects to other officers who later spotted the kids and arrested them. the victim said the kids didn't steal anything from him and has no idea why they attacked >>> gang violence continues to be an issue across the region. virginia senator tim kaine spoke out about the problem. he attend

. >>> new surveillance video of that deadly plane crash capturing a lear jet plummeting from the sky slamming into buildings erupt nothing a fireball near an airport outside new york city. two brought this jet down. >>> and first on "gma," the newly crowned miss usa here live. the nuclear scientist breaking her silence about that firestorm over what she said on the pageant stage about health care and feminism. what she wants america to know this morning. >>> good morning, america. a very busy tuesday morning. so much fallout from that report that president trump revealed highly classified information to the russian ambassador and minister during that meeting last week. >> what's at stake, this is information about the fight against isis that is so sensitive that the u.s. doesn't even share it with our allies. it could jeopardize the source of the secret if true, it could be the most significant and dangerous mistake of the trump presidency. >> our team is standing by >> we begin at the white house with our senior correspondent cecilia vega who was there for all the fallout. all throu

charles: a lear jet heading for a teterboro airport crash is just short of the runway earlier today.e crashed into a warehouse near residential area. it was then from the two crewmembers were heard e to help block six key inflammatory substances. e most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. charles: a solid start to the week with the major indices rallying. the s&p 50011 points and nasdaq a major record 20 points higher and arrested 2000 the best percentage gainer up 11 points but the big winner today crude oil up almost 1 dollar, 2% this as russia and saudi arabia are saying it wants and opec's reduction cuts. it could spark a major link higher perhaps a 55-dollar area. by the way there were several storylines in their including stocks that rallied on the record cyber shakeout over the weekend and to feign optimism we talked about earlier the housing sector. there was a rare occurrence all 11 sectors within the s&p 500 traded higher but there were other signs of market optimism that for me mattered even more foreign investors. i'm calling it the mes

he made us laugh at times and to lear the stories and to hear the officers' reaction and then actually talk to him face to face and find out that he was a big taylor swift fan. >> i love you, taylor. i love you. keep up the good work. i love you. for real. you ever need a bodyguard -- kelly's here. >> just he makes you chuckle. you know, he's human. a human being. >> around everybody, man, you know, come on, man. man, they got me, make me laugh. >> sometimes he'd have these huge prison issue glasses that he'd wear, we'd always joke about them. >> let's do this here, okay? >> oh, god. >> these guys right here. i want to see if they're for me. you tell me, right? you tell me. >> let me see you. >> all of these stories that show sort of a softer side of him. it's hard to imagine the dark side that everybody talked about so often. i did see it the one day when he sort of lost his cool. >> he taking 15 minutes. >> kevin caught a glimpse of the dark side persona when he was shooting routine footage of kelly during his one hour out of his segregation cell. he grew agitated when he believed of

they are losers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that'll ea lchll lear.ting terrorists the same way he fought rosie o'donnell. it doesn't work. [ cheers and applause ] back home in the united states in the state to state of montana, something extra nutty is going on. we may have found a politician who hates the media more than donald trump. today they're holding a special election in montana for a congressional seat. last night the republican candidate, who's expected to win, greg gianforte, was charged with assault for allegedly attacking a reporter who tried to ask him about his position on health care. they didn't get it on video. they were rolling audio, this is real audio of what happened. >> i'll talk to you about that later. >> there may not be enough time -- [ sounds of a scuffle ] >> the last guy that came in here did the same thing, get the hell out of here! get the hell out of here! last guy did the same thing. you with "the guardian"? >> yes, you just broke my glasses. you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> j

. >> jenna: we'll see if we get that announcement lear today. as chris mentioned there's a big meeting with rex tillerson. great to have you both. thank you very much. now we can all talk about the paris climate agreement at dinner. a fox news alert. a deadly explosion taking a massive toll in afghanistan's capital. we're now learning that 11 americans are among the hundreds hurt. at least 90 people are dead. and that bomb detonating in a highly secured diplomatic area of kabul at the height of rush hour this morning. john heady is live in jerusalem with more on this. sit possible, we're hearing some reports that this is an inside job? >> reporter: welsh jenna, yeah, it's absolutely possible. this area is in the so called green zone of kabul, known to be one of the most secure and safest parts of the city. we're waiting for more from afghan officials about the investigation. but to answer your question, yeah, it's absolutely possible. take a look at the map to give everyone a better view or idea of what we're talking about here. this is kabul's

. >> authorities say two people were killed when a lear jet crashed near teterboro airport in new jerseyhis afternoon. an eyewitness captured the aftermath of that crash on cell phone video. you can see all the thick black smoke billowing from that crash site. officials say the plane had taken off from philadelphia and was about to land when it crashed into a building in an industrial area. they say there were two crew members on board but no passengers when that jet went down. there are no reports of anyone on the ground being injured. winds were gusting up to 45 miles per hour at the time of that crash. >>> the 9th u.s. circuit court heard arguments over the legality vice president trump's travel ban. a three-judge panel in seattle heard the trump administration's appeal of the muslim travel ban. a federal jig hawaii blocked the travel ban in march ruling it unfairly targets muslims. the judge has questioned attorneys on both sides about statements made by president trump. >> overtime the president clarified that what he was talking about were islamic terrorist groups and the condition

. >>> two people were killed when a lear jet crashed near an airport in new jersey this afternoon. a cell phone video caught part of what happened. you can see the black smoke and flames at the crash site. the plane took off from philadelphia and crashed into a building in an industrial area on approach to teterboro airport. winds were gusting up to 45 miles per hour at the time. authorities say a there were two crew members aboard but no passengers. there are no reports of anyone on the ground being hurt. >> today the california department of water resources announced they're going to stop the flow of water from the damaged spillway at oroville dam by may 25th. you will recall that spillway essential collapsed this wintered causing major damage and evacuations downstream. >> once that water stops flowing officials can make repairs before the rainy season starts again in five months. ktvu's tom vacar talked to an expert about whether the repair job can be done in time. tom joins us live with what he learned. >> reporter: when you hear this man talk will you understand this is no sl

our you suggesting that now some of the uncertainty in europe, france in particular, has leared awaypare to assess the different options. should we go there, there, or their -- or should they share what they have to relocate -- to two different locations? how to organize that exactly, how much we will need to take out of london, and what makes from aor them -- business point of view. all those things -- could be made quickly. so they are much advanced in that process. more clarityo have in the fiscal process, especially in france. now they have probably most of the day need. whether it will be sideway shortly or in the coming months, i don't know. it's likely to be during the course of this year, yes. scarlet: thanks for sticking with us, what went to discuss european monetary policy following the latest eta. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: we're back with the former think of france governor and current brexit negotiator for france. money managers say -- the perspective of the regulations -- that's why frankfurt -- would you agree or disagree? >> agree. as a big misconception. after it m

and his respect for the vatican and for the holy father but also the power of catholic voters back learited states. president bush was not going to pick a fight. donald trump tweeting honor of a lifetime to meet his holiness pope francis. i leave the vatican more determined than ever to pursue peace in the world. a very different tone from candidate trump. number one, that's respect. you see the president genuinely lumabled to be in the presence of the holy father and a very smart president understanding that you want to point out back home this is a good meeting and went well. >> the tone from him, think about the number of positive tweets like that he sent out in this -- he seems moved from it and seems to have enjoyed the experience and seems to be viewing himself in a different way. he's leader of the world right now in this moment. >> you remember, you made an interesting point about the last person who speaks to the president. remember whether he met with then president-elect trump met with obama during the transition and president trump left the meeting with wow, i learned a lot.

provenance and we can trace the ownership back to the early 19th century and owned by a name of tobias lear, george washington's last personal secretary. and there's a fairly good chance that earlier it had belonged to george washington. the purpose of the dunlap broad side printed on the evening of july 4 was to disseminate the news as quickly as possible throughout the 13 colonies. so copies were sent on horseback far and wide to government representatives in each colony so the news could be read aloud and reprinted and spread by any means possible. once the news arrived in various cities in the now united states, the text of the declaration was reprinted in various forms. as separate broad sides like the dunlap broad side or in nugent-hopkins, also in period -- or in newspapers also in periodicals and in great britain. this broad side was printed in salem, massachusetts, after the news arrived there later in july of 1776. and here in a newspaper issued an extraordinary issue that is a special stop press edition of the new hampshire gazette printed in exeter, new hampshire, dated july 16,

louise lear can tell us. a beautiful beach but we would like blue skies to go with it in kent.s not what we've got, another cold, grey day. after sunshine this morning through east anglia, the cloud arrived coming in off the north sea, driven by the brisk north—eastern breeze, making it feel quite cold out there for the first week of may. further north and west a different story. here we have sunshine and warmth, temperatures peaking into the high teens across the sheltered western areas again. we've had quite a stunning week across the highlands of scotland. through the night goes temperatures will fall away into the far north—west, low enough for light frost in sheltered glens. further south we keep the cloud, keep isolated showers dotted around. not as cold here with early morning those in towns and city centres. we do it all again tomorrow. a nagging north—easterly breeze brings in a pouch to the south. the better the sunshine for the west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the duke of edinburgh, prince philip, will stand down from royal duties in the autumn, buckingh

louise lear has the latest forecast. of mixed fortunes. glorious sunshine for some but not for all. across that kent coast it's rather cloudy and grey. i would still like to be on that beach right now but nevertheless i'm not, i'm here telling you just where the cloud is sitting down across the south coast. a better start across east anglia but already with breeze coming in off the seat it's a drawing more cloud. you've probably seen drawing more cloud. you've probably seen the best of the weather here. further north and west it has been a glorious day and continues to be so across much of western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. plenty of blue sky, sunshine and warmth to go with it. temperatures likely to peek into the high teens. disappointing that the breeze coming in off the sea, ten or 11 at the very best across the east coast. through the night we keep cloud, the risk of a few showers, dotted around the m4 corridor, drifting steadily west. clear skies further north, we could see a touch of light f