lesley: even today? gil: i don't know what it does to the soul, but i know what it does to the polls. lesley: when i first met you at the reagan library, writing about the reagans, you and i talked about how the public sort of pushes against unelected power. when a first lady tries to wield power, in terms of policy, the public pushes back. you had told me that. gil: we are a nation forged in revolution, revolution against executive power. you see it to a certain extent with men, too, when there is a chief of staff considered to be too powerful. john sununu around george h.w. bush. but particularly when it is around the wife, when she is unelected and unfirable. although i would argue bill clinton fired hillary from being health czar. but she is perceived as being unfirable. lesley: best anecdote? gil: jackie kennedy hated the term first lady, she thought it made her sound like a saddle horse. she wanted to smoke, jack didn't want her to be photographed smoking. she wanted to cuss, jack didn't want peopl

the person in charge of the very big task is lesley slaton brown. normally this is where i'm beginning to ask you questions but i have a couple of things to point out. that is -- i said this the last time we had a diversity officer on the show. it is my job to ask you really hard questions. and they will be about diversity. i don't want you to misconstrue that somehow i'm against diversity. i'm also conscious that i'm a white anglo-saxon protestant man challenging you about diversity. and it could seem awkward. so that's why i wanted to throw that out. i'm not making an audition tape for "fox & friends." does that make sense? >> yes. >> let me ask you a tough question as long as we're talking about race and diversity. could i be a chief diversity officer? >> absolutely. it's about bringing new perspective to the table and if you have a new perspective you're welcome at the table. >> twitter had a white male diversity officer and he got in grief. i think he just quit. but he got grief while he was there, as if twitter didn't understand diversity beca

i'm joe holden for lesley chelsea natasha, everyone here.u're up early join our morning team starting at 6:00 and remember we're always on morning team starting at 6:00 and remember we're always on at erin: okay, this is it. kathy (over phone): we're broadcasting on wqti, streaming on wqti.org. the name of our live podcast is justice denied. our guest is jeffrey durning, distinguished heart surgeon, philanthropist, and defendant in one of the most sensational murder trials of the decade. jeffrey, thanks for joining us. jeffrey: thank you for having me on, kathy. oh, please, give me a break. you know they can't hear you, right? kathy: i must admit, i feel a little strange talking to you. the last time we saw each other was a year ago in the courtroom when i was prosecuting you for killing your wife beth. jeffrey: i'm glad you had the courage to re-examine the evidence and come to a more honest conclusion, which is more than i can say for some of your former colleagues. yeah, well, if he's so honest, how come you're hiding from us, and telling

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depressing numbers >> it's bad. >> i know. >> thanks so much lesley. still ahead on "eyewitness news." a school in new york making sure children with himmed sight has the same opportunity with everyone else. it's an opportunity to be increasing more literate. tablets are helping blind children navigate >>> nearly 300 students are learning to see the world in a new way. each one at the new york institute for special education has their on ipad through blue tooth. the tablets a can enlarge font and provide complete voice overs >> it's kind of great to be a part of that >> the best thing a teenagers go is you get to to do your homework on the bus >> the possibilities are now endless. chelsea is back with the last check on your work week >>> asian elephant calf, it's the first to be born in nearly seven years. the latest arrival is the mother's second and the baby was thriving within moments. they continue to decline globally. that guy is doing well. looks like. >> let's take a look at what you can expect for memorial day. seasonal. morning rain and shower

. >>> lesley is along with phils.s going on with the phils. >> they sent vince velasquez to face the pirates this afternoon. third tinning phillies up one-nothing. andrew mccutcheon hits a line drive to right that michael frazier bob bells. to the fourth david freeze gets ahold of this pitch it goes down the left field line and stays inside the fair pole for a solo homer. vince can't believe that one and the pirates take at the lead. in the sixth two on for francesco sur vcr i. two more runs score. vince gave up five runs in five innings and trail in the seventh right now six to two. >>> phillies got a big scare last night. here in the seventh pitcher jeremy hellickson grabbing his side after swinging. now he would finish the at-bat and hit a double to left field. he did have to leave the game but afterwards he said he just tweaked his back he's okay and does expect to make his next start. >>> to the basketball and the chances of san antonio beating golden state got tougher because kawhi leonard will miss the second g

lesley van arsdall with the >> welcome bark, phillies off to miami for three game series against theustrating afternoon. >> phillies will spend memorial day in miami, hell innings on on the mound, yesterday ends the seven game home stands with yet another lost against the reds. >>> seconds inning, phils already trailing two-nothing, andrew at the plate, fly ball, caught in the phils bullpen, three run homer and the phils go ahead by one, later in the inning, freddie galvis on second, zach, helping himself, line drive single to left. throw to the plate at the line. gal vast scores, and zach flies into second, phils have two run lead. the reds immediately take care of that. in the thirds, adam gets all of this pitch. deep into the left sender two, run bomb, and we are tied. next inning, the redding flex their muscles again. patrick, leaves the yard, his first of the two homer of the game, the reds regain the lead. fifth inning, adam with his second, two-run jack of the game. he had five rbi's, another top out -- tough outing, went five inning, gave up nine hit, seven runs, he's given u

the youngest, lesley ann downey, was just ten years old. her family are still grieving. to go to identify lesley. she come through the door and... she just nodded you know, it still gets me now. at their trial, the pair were met with publicjeers. sentenced to life, brady was at first taken to prison but, in 1985, he was transferred to ashworth, a high—security hospital. from there, he wrote letters. in one, he claimed to feel remorse, but he never showed any sympathy to the family of 12—year—old keith bennett, whose remains were never located. it consumed the life of his mother, winniejohnson, who spoke to me before she died. i want it coming to an end and i want keith found. i've asked him before. when i found out that i'd got cancer and i said, "i want to know where keith is before anything happens to me." winnie often went to the moors and never gave up hope that her son would be found. the police say that virtually every week someone gets in touch touch purporting to be able to lead them to keith, but they're not actively searching the moors at the moment. they say t

the youngest, lesley ann downey, was just 10 years old. her family are still grieving.r and... shejust nodded. you know, it still gets me now. at their trial, the pair were met with publicjeers. sentenced to life, brady was at first taken to prison, but in 1985, he was transferred to ashworth, a high security hospital. from there, he wrote letters. in one he claimed to feel remorse. but he showed no sympathy to the family of 12—year—old keith bennett, whose remains were never located. it consumed the life of his mother, winnie, who died without knowing where he lay. the police say that virtually every week someone gets in touch purporting to be able to lead them to keith, but they‘re not actively searching the moors at the moment. they say though that they will never close the case and ian brady‘s death doesn‘t change that. yesterday, knowing his death was imminent, brady called his solicitor to see him. i don‘t think there was anything he really knew or had any information that would assist in the location of keith bennett‘s body. did brady say anything which would giv

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lesley got sports and fun with the eagles >> eagles got some special visitors down at the linc and aaronhe >>> phillies finally back home, the road has not been kind, seven wins away and kansas city and oakland fewer road wins, they will stay nine game road trip in pittsburgh. aaron nola after he was out with lower back soreness, in bases loaded jam. hits david freeze in the arm, adam frazier will score. aaron pitched well but the phillies lose 1-0, dropping seven straight series for the first time since 2006. . >>> the eagles players had the day off from the off season program. they will start tuesday down at the novacare complex. but headcoach women. they got to learn the xs and os and got to tour the locker room. next up the phillies finish the road trip two and seven, how can they turn things around? kyw matt leon will be joining me. who should they pick in the draft? keith pompey will shed light on that pick in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> still ahead. oprah making a commencement speech. why she's speaking a the >>> welcome back, oprah winfrey delivered

shear lesley van arsdall with eyewitness sports. >> phillies finish up road trip, yesterday the philst vince to the mounds, as the fighting's went to back-to-back wins for the first time since late april. thirds inning, phillies up within-nothing, andrew hits line drive to right, that michael saunders bobbles. than will allow adam phrase for score. the game is tied to the fourth, david breeze gets ahold of this pitch. goes down the left field line. stays inside the fair pole for solo homer. vince can't believe it. two on for francisco, with line drive over freddie galvis, two more runs score, that's all for vince, went five and a thirds innings giving up five runs as the pile rats beat the phils. after the game, vince was frustrated. >> nothing work being out, nothing coming my way. go in the bullpen all day, and dot it, but if the game it is just a lack of commitment, lack of concentration, just a lack of everything. i mean, geez, even my golf game, everything just a lack of everything. i don't know. i mean, it is just -- i'm just clueless right now. >> second leg of the triple crown

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here is the moment that the lib dem candidate lesley rickerby selected a longer straw to claim the seatee people have been injured — one seriously — following a helicopter crash at wycombe airpark in buckinghamshire the crash happened shortly after 9.30 this morning when the helicopter ended up on its side. the three passengers were treated by an off—duty paramedic who was at the airfield for a flying lesson before being taken to local hospitals. one man is said to have life threatening injuries. an investigation is under way into the cause of the crash. a british man has died while skydiving in thailand. it happened in the thai resort of pattaya. 69—year—old james mcconnell — an experienced skydiver seen here on a previousjump — leapt from a plane and landed in a nearby reservoir missing the airstrip at the thai sky adventures airbase. his son has posted a message on social media saying "fly free my hero". let's go to our correspondent in our glasgow newsroom. what is known about what's happened here. james mcconnell moved to thailand. he originally comes from clydebank outside glasgow

the pair murdered five children, lesley ann downey, just ten years old. a monster. he is not human, not human. no. ijust... like all the family, just despise him. at their trial, the pair were met with public jeers, sentenced at their trial, the pair were met with publicjeers, sentenced to life, brady was at first taken to prison but in 1985 was transferred to ashworth, a high security hospital. from there he wrote letters which gave some idea of his state of mind. people always say ian brady showed no remorse for the crimes and the pain he subjected the families to, i had an insight into the way his mind was working in one letter in particular in which he said that in his case, remorse was, in his words, painfully deep. but brady never showed any remorse to the family of 12—year—old keith bennett, whose remains were never located. it consumed the life of his mother, winniejohnson, located. it consumed the life of his mother, winnie johnson, who located. it consumed the life of his mother, winniejohnson, who spoke to me before she died. iam going me befor

the youngest, lesley ann downey, was just ten years old. her family are still grieving.ntenced to life, brady was at first taken to prison. but in 1985, he was transferred to ashworth, a high—security hospital. from there, he wrote letters. in one, he claimed to feel remorse, but he never showed any sympathy to the family of 12—year—old keith bennett, whose remains were never located. it consumed the life of his mother, winniejohnson, who spoke to me before she died. i want it coming to an end, and i want keith found. i've asked him before. when i found out that i'd got cancer, and i said, "i want to know where keith is before anything happens to me." winnie often went to the moors, and never gave up hope that her son would be found. the police say that virtually every week someone gets in touch purporting to be able to lead them to keith, but they're not actively searching the moors at the moment. they say though that they'll never close the case, and ian brady's death doesn't change that. yesterday, knowing his death was imminent, brady called his solicitor to see him.

but lesley stahl of "60 minutes" spoke with one of the most controversial judges on that court, and he by ronald reagan. >> let's say president trump decided to single you out. how would you handle it? >> name right, it's okay. >> really? >> judge alex kaczynski, one of the most conservative, influential judges has advice for the president. >> my advice to anybody going after judges by name, whether it's the president or anybody else, i think it's a terrible idea. >> is this etiquette that it shouldn't be done. >> i think people before the court should be very careful about insulting the people make the decisions. i think it's wise for him not to comment on the judges. it's not going to help anything. all it's going to do is emphasize the weakness of your position. >> so he's just advertising that he's on shaky ground. >> i think it has a tendency, yes. >> a judge has just blocked our executive order. >> not onlyas castigated individual judges, he has targeted judge casenski's ninth circuit court saying it should be split in two. >> people are screaming, break up the ninth circuit. tak

lesley staines who cares for her son lewis who has autism. indeed, lewis is 18.hank you for coming on the programme. tell us about lewis and your role as his carer? well, lewis is 18. he doesn't speak. he repeats the last word, but he does understand what that is. he doesn't read or write and pretty much i'm his full—time carer. i'm divorced andi his full—time carer. i'm divorced and i care for himself and his brother in the home 24/7 apart from the few hours that they go to school each day. which is when you work? yeah. i mean i've worked in the city for years, but now i do the onlyjob i'm able to do which is work in a primary school part—time because when i get the school holidays off because i've got no one to have them in school holidays. this is a big issue for you every day of the week issue for you every day of the week is the new personal independence payments, which is what is taking over or replacing the disability living allowance. what's the issue? well, it is all categorised and i sent all the information, every bit of information from doctors, from

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. ♪ >> susan atkins, patricia kenwinkal and lesley sang as if to show they are with manson and he isthem. >> the three women were coached by charley every morning. here's things i want you to do. so they dwoowould do everythingm singing mocking songs to the judge or mouthing the words along with manson. >> i don't have any guilt. i know what i've done. i judge me. >> no, no. >> charley manson is a great presenter but vincent was bitter and when he put these two an tagnita ann tagnist into a courtroom they thought this was entertainment. >> some people are so interested that they get to the court house at 4:00 a.m. and it's gathered together again those members of manson's family who are not in jail. >> the world is getting crazy. >> one read part of a letter that manson wrote to the district attorney. >> i'm writing because i don't think i'm getting a fair trial. i'm one alone, contrast this with what you have available to you. >> here is a man who was guilty directly or indirectly of eight murders without reason. here is a man yet who, as far as the coverage was concerned, glorous f

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