lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don't about it. but it just didn't seem right. it wasn't enough time for her to have gotten out and gone inside the house. >> so, said nancy, she went to the wall again. her third and final look. >> at that point he was getting out of the jacuzzi. and he was in a very big rush. she's still nowhere to be seen. the look on his face was almost undescribable. it was almost as if he had just gone into another world. it was scary. >> it was instinct that told her something was wrong, said lindsay. so she called 911. >> 911, state your emergency. >> a woman was killed. >> now, hours and hours later, the detectives confronted chris with lindsay's story. why, they asked, didn't her story match his? >> i'm not going to say she's lying, she sounds like a truthful kid, whatever. but i don't know. i can't explain what she's saying she saw. >> so now that question we posed as we began. did lindsay patterson really know what she saw? two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your

desert flippers -- ed and lindsay bennett. "e.t."exclusive we the pair in palm springs. >> a lot of people compared you guys to chip and joanna gaines, have you ever met them in. >> no, we haven't had the opportunity yet. >> eric has a funny story, one of our very first months on set. >> oh, this isn't funny this is embarrassing. ? working in the heat is serious, sweaty business. >> i think we're going to clock in at 109 today. >> 109 is refreshing. >> what are we hitting the max in palm springs. >> 120 or above. >> the wisconsin natives are celebrating nine years of marriage. so far they flipped over 100 homes. >> we moved out here six months later together. >> we upgraded. >> lindsay the designer. eric's the real estate agent. they share in the parenting duties of their three boys. >> they like being on set with us if you will. when the cameras on them they're just trying to get attention. >> they are just like, eric, they like to hold court and be the center of it. when they come in, they enjoy it. >> watch out for your brothers.

i didn't join the marines, lindsay. my parents were married. these dumb jokes. what else did i learn? i learned how to fight, a lot. everything and everybody. i learned how to forgive. i saw how to heal. on the fighting side, i learned that the captured warrior who was tortured became the statesman who for gave and healed -- for gave and healed the relationship between his former adversary and our nation. witht to the hanoi hilton john. it is now a museum and we are the bad guys because they get to write how the museum reads. i remember being in front of his cell, you can see the wheels turning in the memories coming back. forward, surrounded john wash of handlers, elvis and vietnam. it was the most amazing thing in the world how people adored him in vietnam. i saw photos on the wall, prisoners playing volleyball and sitting in the sun. john, it must not have been that bad after all. he said, i don't remember at this way. -- it this way. bracing a war him -- embracing a war that nobody wanted to talk about because he understood what it would cost to lose it. i r

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what happened with lindsay shookus? >> it's all a crazy, juicy triangle and here's how it played out all weekend long. it all started thursday night. 10:30 p.m. there's just-turned-46-year-old birthday boy ben leaving a malibu sushi dinner date with shauna sexton. her claim to fame? she's "playboy's" miss may 2018. then, this happened. sunday, 7:00 p.m. ben, with his 22-year-old model in the front seat, rolled up to get jack in the box takeout. both were all smiles as ben appeared to explain the paparazzi madness saying, you see, this is what i go through. yeah, something tells us, shauna didn't mind the attention one bit. in fact, shauna posted this pic after her dinner date with the single father of three. one commenter asked, did heaven send you? she replied, no, just batman. >> i'm only interested in her skill set. >> i'm sure you are. >> what's been lindsay been doing since the photos surfaced? she deleted her instagram on friday. in fact, ben and shookus haven't been seen together in weeks. the last time was july

senator lindsay graham jumped onboard bringing in a new sheriff at the d.o.j.e it is. >> there's just not a good healthy working relationship, from what i can tell. and for the good of the nation, i think we need an attorney general that has the confidence of the president. i'm not blaming jeff sessions. there is no finer man. but at the end of the day there are plenty of conservative judges and lawyers that i think could do this job that we can get somebody confirmed. >> harris: rachel, i'll come to you first. i want to put it in context, too, lindsay graham said a nonstarter is before the mid-term elections. conversation started to kind of change and by nighttime, you had the go back and forth between the president and jeff sessions. . it's clear that -- lindsay graham before said never, he should never get rid of a.g. sessions. >> harris: that was 2017. >> yes. now it's clear that the president needs somebody who he trusts. but doing so before the mid terms, i agree, would be very tumultuous, not good for the prospects of holding on to the house or the senat

we begin with senator lindsay graham. welcome back to "fox news sunday". in a new york times editorial - - went on to say the united states - - until the united states respect turkey's sovereignty and proves it understands the dangers our nation faces, our partnership could be in jeopardy. which leads to the question, is this still a working relationship with turkey? >> we have an airbase in turkey. there a nato ally. it needs to be a working relationship and we need their help in syria and iraq. but they have not just - - 5-6 americans - - turkish citizen to work for the american embassy. we will not have a normal relationship unless they let - - out. the charges against him are a sham and others who work for the american embassy. they had nothing to do with trying to topple the government. >>martha: in terms of the pastor bronson question and this back-and-forth between turkey and the united states over operations to overthrow the government which is what - - is angry about. it's interesting to see, that relationship - - a way we haven't seen presidents

lindsay is involvement during nominations. your objection to the role now is another opportunistic attempt tto discredit the process and to avoid talking about judge "after words" -- kavanaugh 's nomination.the national archives are not being cut out of this process. it has been claimed by some people. under the presidential records act, he has the right to request his own administrations documents. he can choose to make a document public or claim that is protected under executive privilege. this is precisely what he is doing now. the ipresident is providing a very valuable public service to the public at what is a very considerable cost. it happens to be in nonpublic expense. he is expediting the review process and making sure that they have all of the documents it needs to conduct a timely and efficient confirmation process. the president and his legal team should be thanked. not scorned for providing this tremendous service to the american people. and i want to tell you how much on top of this was the former president bush

he recently broke up with lindsay shookus after one year together. a source tells us lindsay was a huge support for ben and they were doing really well. she supported him with his sobriety and loved the steady situation. there's another factor, alcoholism runs in the family. >> my father w you call a he got sober ultimate will i and has been sober for several decades, which i think is pretty impressive. this is ben's third time in rehab. first in 2001 and in march of last year he announced on facebook he completed treatment. a source says ben's real problem is he repeatedly gets it together for everyone else and you no it's time to get it together for himself. >>> while ben kneads to focus on himself, what about jennifer? your heart has to go out to her, continuing to be strong the kids and their father. >> the public isn't what's hard what's hard is -- we are a great family. he and i are friends. you don't have a choice. >> you can't buy parenting. you have to get down on the floor and play. even js a little bit. if you are a super busy mom or dad,

see is an amazing leader and district from afscme lindsay washington. lindsay: hey, guys. thank you for having me. my name is lindsay washington. i am an emergency medical technician right here in d.c. i'm standing with you to call on the senate to reject brett kavanaugh's nomination. i am out on the streets every day keeping people safe. i'm going to put my hood up. [laughter] [applause] lindsay: i am very proud of the court that i do. i deserve a supreme court who stands up for people like me. brett kavanaugh does not fight for working people. he stands with big corporations, the leaners, special interests, and against people like you and me. he is against safe workplaces and worker protections. he puts the corporate bottom line above ordinary people every time. my coworkers and i recently voted to stand together in a union. we disagreed with management on our first contract. [applause] lindsay: we are speaking up not just for our selves but for the people we serve in our city every day. but with kavanaugh on the supreme court, the attacks against working people will con

she mentioned it on social media calling it her dream role. >> and lindsay lohan has a history with merylie home campaiompan together. >>> check this out, i see two reese witherspoons. reese explaining why there's double the trouble. >> this is marilee and she's my double. >> okay, that's reese and that's marilee. >> we look-alike. >> in shots like that from just like heaven, you got reese inside the truck and outside for the aerial it's marilee. they went on legally blonde 2. when marilee was her double. reese has called on stunt doubles. most stars have stunt doubles. the rock's cousin. >> take the wheel! >> he's been an incredible partner and brother to me. >> he's been doubling dwayne his entire career. as an award, two weeks the rock surprised him with this. >> enjoy your new truck. >> and we're sure melissa mccarthy appreciates your double, luci, in identity thief that's melissa and that's luci. and the boss, melissa. luci. >> had to only go to the hospital once. >>> in mr. and mrs. smith it wasn't always aj lengelina. that's angelina and that's her double. that man, george clooney.

rob: demanding jeff sessions take action on the russia probe as lindsay graham fuels speculation theorney general may soon be fired. shannon: republicans want that might not be a good idea. don't lose later has more on this. >> reporter: this relationship has been souring month after month and may be near a breaking point. definitions was one of the most loyal supporters of the president, now he is putting out a statement affirming his own job. here is what it read, i'm attorney general, the actions of the department of justice will not be improperly influenced political considerations. i demand the highest standard where they are not met, i take action. donald trump in an interview on "fox and friends" made clear his anger over sessions decisions to recuse himself from the russia probe. >> even my enemies say jeff sessions should have told you he was going to recuse himself and that you wouldn't have put him in. he took the job and then he said i'm going to recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this? by the way he was on the campaign. the only reason i gave him the job was i f

lindsay would call her jaililly. -- jilly. when they would get bored being with me on these trips, he said, let me take you to dinner. ad later learned they were at cafe at the port with dancers on top of cement tables drinking ouzo. [laughter] not a joke. jilly. [laughter] but we got to know each other well. he loved my son beau, and my son hunt. as a young man he came up to my house. he would come up to wilmington and out of this group great friendship that transcended whatever political differences we had or later developed. we understood the same thing. all politics is personal. it is all about trust. i trusted john with my life, and i would, and i think he would trust me with his. we both knew then from our different experiences that -- and as large life's progress we learned even more -- that there are times when life can be so cruel, pain is so blinding, it is hard to see anything else. the disease that took john's life took our mutual friend teddy's life, the exact same disease nine years ago, a couple of days ago. thr

i'm pleased to say we're joined by lindsay piesa great to see you thank you for joining us let's get your forecast on the jobs number today. is there a chance we see a surprise to the upside given some recent prints on the employment outlook >> non-farm payrolls have been consistently positive. we're looking for that trend to continue we're looking for around the 190,000 number we're slightly weaker looking for 185,000. the big focus this morning will be on that average hourly earnings number. it's no longer a non-farm payroll friday, it's more earnings friday. we want to see what's happening in the labor market in terms of wage growth. the median consensus is looking for 0.3% increase. it's unlikely we get that much rebound after a disappointing number last month. we're likely to see 0.1% or 0.2% increase, so keeping us closer to that 2.5% trend pace which is absolutely positive. for americans we are looking for a lot more pressure when it comes to wages with consistently positive payroll reports we should be seeing better growth in terms of incomes >> lindsay, i won't ask whether y

lindsay buckingham of fleetwood mac avoided grit by focusing on music.that is what elevates his skills. people who pursue grit do something they are not good at and work anyway. in the us we work incredibly hard and i know for our work ethic because we get to do what we love. the work is the easy part because we are doing something that elevates. >> if i wanted to be a farmer or something i'm bad at, i would kill anything living, to feed my family i would have to use grit to get through it but instead i'm a lot better running a nonprofit grassroots organization for a living. >> guest: if you were a farmer or if i were a farmer i would be viewed as a pathetic, lazy, unintelligent joke and would probably starve to death. this is important because 150 years ago when you were born, even in the us, even then, the land of opportunity for people around the world, realistically your only option was to work 6 days a week, don to dusk on a farm. imagine what that would have meant for you and me. we obviously have passions lose your passion for policy and changing

overcome with emotion as they go through this grief as well as his former colleagues like lindsay grahame friends. then other former colleagues, like jeff sessions who has his own political problems, fights with the president going on. rod rosenstein was there earlier from the justice department. really a remarkable bit of pageantry going on. >> the amount of respect for john mccain. now, look, there are a lot of republicans, jeff sessions, for example, and john mccain disagreed about a lot of stuff. that was not an ultimately harmonious relationship in terms of policies. but, man, the respect is real. and this is the truth, in the end i believe, we will all be judged by the almighty n our passing, in our moments, the tapestry that we wove in our lives to be regarded. you look at mccainnd what he put together with a. but nfc those 5 1/2 years in hanoi. it is a life that demands respect. it demands your deference. and it provides an object lesson in virtue. even for the broken. even for the fallen. even for the flaweded a we all all. john mccain's life is a lesson in virtue. >> absolutely

all of that and so much more coming up this morning cfra investment strategist lindsay belle third sevenand chief market strategist michael walk and ceo former nfl star, jack welcome one and all. market rally that's what we're going to be talking about -- to start the show, but again does it -- i don't know is it -- a great they think that the markets rallied on this news or maybe a sign that all of the trade tension lindsay is actually holding stocks back a little bit? >> you know what i think that you thought the market is encouraged by news that we got yesterday with the u.s. and mexico. nowwet to bring canada into the mix and hopefully we get more -- more multilateral deal that's what the market really needs to see and then we need -- this is encouraging sign that we will make progress with china. but i do think that this trade tension has really been a cloud over the market in some extent and i think it has kind of helped us not get too exuberant and trading at a multiple of 19 and a half time that was exuberant level if you ask me now down to 17.5 times so i think we're back more n

we talk, lindsay, about corporate profits and how that's driving this stock market.rce department told us second quarter 16.1% growth overall in corporate profits. for all the noise that's out there, american companies are doing very, very well. anything that slows us down that you see? >> a lot of things people haven't focused on, top-line sales have been very -- connell: which is even a better sign. >> 10.3% sales growth in the second quarter, that's an acceleration from 9% in the prior two quarters and 4% has been the average since we've emerged from the most recent recession. that's pretty impressive because we have margins that are near all-time highs, 15.5%, and they're expected to expand through the next couple quarters, and we're going to need sales to continue to move higher to keep that momentum. connell: strikes me, david, that it's a good time to be an american company right now. >> it is the. connell: one of the things that came out, and we saw it in the economic data, is companies finally have some pricing power. they can finally raise prices on some go

lloro por un hombre que tenÍa honor, que siempre estaba dispuesto a admitir su imperfecciÓn", dijo lindsay republicanas que tengan el valor de decir y hablar en la verdad sobre la situaciÓn. claudia: para algunos, una los tambiÉn podrÍa ser ayudando a inmigrantes. >> si la muerte del senador mccain nos abre ese espacio, serÍa una cosa gloriosa. no estoy seguro q porque donald trump siga con esta actitud, ni siquiera quiso reconocer las contribuciones de un hÉroe americano como john mccain. claudia: en la actualidad no hay consenso sobre cÓmo homenajear a yoma ken. misma con el-- a john mccain. misma con eldijo que forman-- mitch mcconnell dijo que formara una comisiin. el viernes, el congreso le da el Último adiÓs. el presidente, que se vio prÁcticamente obligado a volver a poner banderas a media asta en honor a mccain, . patricia: vamos a la pausa. al regreso, autoridades mexicanas dan un golpe al narcotrÁfico gracias a una denuncia ciudadana. enrique: donald trump saca ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: en mÉxico, autoridades descubrieron un laboratorio de droga sintÉtica. lo hallaron en una apartada zona

freedom grows, more and more people will go to work and feel like lebron james or warren buffett or lindsaytalking him. showcasing their unique skills and intelligence. >> what is your career path? >> i worked out wall street. i enjoyed it, but i looked around on the trading floor and thought these people love what they do. i didn't like it. i thought i can't win. what always interested me was economic calls and writing about economic calls. thank goodness goldman sachs laid me off. i am one of the many stories of people who were fired and that is what led to where i was. it forced me to rethink about what i was doing. i was always passionate about economic policy. overnight i became a policy writer and started putting out books. i raise the money for nonprofits. raising the money so that i could read and write at night and on weekends. i used to think i was lazy. i wasn't lazy, i was just doing the wrong job. it's nothing for me to work all weekend. it's nothing for me to work from dawn until dusk every single day writing books. as the book makes clear, i am telling my story. describing wh

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he started along with senator lindsay graham, the veterans coalition.ing with so many people, young people who were affected by him and his influence on foreign policy, defense, national security. i think you and karl and i all know congresswoman ee lease stefanik, the young woesht man elected to congress. he said we were blessed to have had a brush of life with a true giant. as incredibly sad as i am to lose some one from a perspective as a navy reserve officer who was just a giant to all of us in the navy, and just a giant in the national security world, we have this saying in the navy, it's called having the watch. when you're a sailor, you have the watch. there's a beautiful poem, i've been hash tagging this on twitter, we have the much with a. for senator mccain, i know is always concerned with where would american foreign policy go, where would democracy go. sir, if you are listening up above, we have the watch. >> dana: indeed. karl, let me ask you about arizona, this is the arizona funeral was today. the body is now going to be flown to the nati

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. >> host: lindsay is up next in powder springs tennessee republican. goodwd morning. >> caller: pioneer tennessee. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: can you hear me?ss >> host: yes, sir. >> caller: pioneer tennessee. >> host: go ahead from pioneer tennessee, this is kind of a pet peeve of mine. i hear all the reps and in congress talk about people backing our power grid with the internet and all that. my question is, what's wrong with having a person with the radio at a switchboard and tell you which switch to flip of what tto do and it not be hooked to the internet? it seems like a made a problem to me. that's all. >> guest: you have put your finger on exactly what happened when the russians when at the ukrainian energy system in 2015. and the reason they didn't succeed was precisely because the system relied on manual switches. they literally had guys goingd around and flipping switches. the problem for us is that our companies have applied i.t. technology to all this so it might be really hard in most of these cases to find a switch too flip, that's wha

take a look, his longest friend in the senate, lindsay graham tweeting, america and freedom haveost onereatest champions and i have lost my best friend and mentor >>> and tim kaine sai they just don't make them like john mccai, anymor 60 years, he has served our country. an this from arizona senator jeff flake, words cannot express the sorrow i feel at john mccain's passing. the world has lost a senator and a hero. chuck todd is going to join us in the studio with much more about senator mccain's passi and his legacy. >>> another big story we're following, now to a break in the case of a little girl gunned down near her home in our st ct. detectives have i have arrested suspect and are looking for another spect. >> basically overwhelmed with the news. >> reporter: and for once, it as good news for don nnetta lson. was it a sense of relief to you get that phone call? >> definitely, it was. >> reporter: police arreste kuan thomas and they have an arrest warrant for quinton michaels. >> as a mom, who do y want to say to this person to convince him that he has to turn himself in? >> i would

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. >> yesterday, south carolina's senator lindsay graham said he expects sessions to be fired after theterms, after november. politico reports that tennessee senator bob corker echoed that sentiment saying it's apparent that after the midterms he will choose somebody to do what he wants to do. here's nebraska senator ben sasse. >> the attorney general's job is not to be a political hack. the attorney general's job is to defend the constitution and follow the rule of law, and that's what jeff sessions is doing. the notion that jeff sessions will be fired because he's not a political hack is a very, very bad idea. it's a bad idea for the constitution, it's a bad idea for the department of justice and frankly it's a bad idea for the president of the united states. >> is corker and lindsay graham the majority or is ben sasse the majority, are they on the trump side or are they on the side of jeff sessions? >> i think they're standing there with their finger in the wind trying to see which way all this blows. republicans are divided on this, but ultimately it will come down to them, it will

. >> lindsay lohan has a new reality show where she's putting together clubs in greece and she has been i don't think that we're that similar. >> have you given her any advice? >> no, i haven't. she hasn't asked for anybody. maybe she should, though. >>> still ahead -- adam levine taking shots at blake shelton. >> i want to know what blake smells like? >> how adam is one-upping his "voice" co-star now. >> inside the crazy ride of crazy rich asians star awkwafina. >>> and they're beautiful and i bili bilingual. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> let's talk about season 15 of "the voice." it's little over a month away, and if you think the brotherly love between adam levine and blake shelton is hitting a cooling period -- well, you don't know adam. ♪ sugar you're sweet >> blake and i have this great relationship where i'll go really hard at him or something. >> you're borderline sociopath. >> your hands are so big, blake, when you clap it's like two pieces of meating together. >> then, there'll be a commercial break or we'll cut, and i'll walk over to his chair and i'll be, like,

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. >> lindsay lohan has a new reality show where she's putting together clubs in greece and she has been i don't think that we're that similar. >> have you given her any advice? >> no, i haven't. she hasn't asked for anybody. maybe she should, though. >>> still ahead -- adam levine taking shots at blake shelton. >> i want to know what blake smells like? >> how adam is one-upping his "voice" co-star now. >> inside the crazy ride of crazy rich asians star awkwafina. >>> and they're beautiful and i bili bilingual. >>> closed captioning provided by -- got a minute? discover fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. it's the new way to nourish hair, fast. fructis 1 minute masks incredibly creamy texture melts into hair to intensely nourish and strengthen, in just one minute 98% naturally derived ingredients. bursting with super fruit. no silicones. no weigh down. just super silky, soft, shiny hair. super fast. fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. ♪ >>> let's talk about season 15 of "the voice." it's little over a month away, and if you think the brotherly love between adam levine and blake shelton i

. >> in the weeks ahead we hear from bentley, nancy johnson, and lindsay. watch oral histories sunday at 10:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> nikola tesla was a scientist and inventor known for his development in electrical engineering including alternating current, radio and the induction motor. richard munson talked about his book "tesla: inventor of the modern". >> good morning. welcome to the science and technology center at the museum of science office. my name is eric. this is a special guest event. we have a guest speaker, richard munson, here to talk about his book "tesla: inventor of the modern". who has heard of nikola tesla? will hear about his life and abolishment. please join me in welcoming richard munson. >> appreciate everybody coming today. tesla has become sort, there has been a modern revival of him. larry page, google's cofounder referred to tesla as a hero. most people when they think about tesla they think about elon musk's car and batteries and solar equipment but i want to talk more about the man. we have some insight