but i don't think they will. >> logan: why not?me: i don't think the price of rhino horn will even get to $10,000 a kilo. i think it'll be more like $5,000 a kilo. and if i got $5,000 a kilo for my rhino horn, it would maybe just pay the running costs. maybe. >> logan: the idea of putting a price tag on rhino horn, or calling his farm "the best hope for the survival of the species," has made john hume a detested figure in the conservation community. just ask jacques flamand: >> flamand: you know, god forbid, you know, if-- if one day we all go to john hume and say, "please give us some rhinos to restock our game reserves," i mean, that'd be a really sad day. >> logan: what about the bigger debate over legalizing rhino horn? >> flamand: the arguments are that if you make it legal, the price will go down and it will stop syndicates being interested in marketing it. but i don't for a moment believe it'll stop rhino horn poaching. you know, it's legal to trade in cattle, but you still get cattle rustling. it hasn't stopped theft of any

logan was delivered while his mother lay unconscious in an induced coma.ory of mother and daughter mary mendy and khadija saye who lived on the 20th floor and who were inseparable. 72 people died after flames engulfed the block of flats in west london lastjune. today's proceedings will open with a statement from sir martin moore—bick, the retired judge who is chairing the investigation, and his lead counsel richard millett. then the tributes will begin — they're expected to last about two weeks. after that the inquiry will then begin taking evidence. on the 4th ofjune the lawyers at the inquiry will start the opening statements from the 18th ofjune evidence will begin on how the fire broke out. the inquiry will hear the accounts of firefighters for four weeks starting on the 2nd ofjuly, and a month of hearings involving the bereaved, survivors, residents and witnesses begins in september. our news correspondent tom burridge is following the inquiry, and joins us now where the inquiry is taking place in central london. thejudge overseeing the judge overseei

logan act has not been enforced in 119 years.t has been referred to by the supreme court three times. it is an act what you suggest, prevents someone doing private diplomacy, no matter how prompt you think they are. article iii, section 3, clause one of the united states constitution, says you can not provide aid and comfort to the enemy. there is frankly no country in the world that fits more precisely into the definition of a sworn enemy of the united states. what do you do about it? we say prosecute. it is iffy prosecution. professor dershowitz up at harvard has said that it is probably unconstitutionally vague, the logan act, if it isn't, let's use it. >> certainly disloyal in nothing else. >> it is disloyalty. the justice department ought to issue a cease and desist is order saying stop doing this he has for months negotiating with the foreign minister of iran. the second thing i would do, exactly what sally yates did to mike flynn. sent three fbi agents over with a debris. what information did you share as former secretary

i'd say that, logan act hasn't been enforced far long time.y is not negotiating on behalf of the u.s. government. in my opinion what he's doing is inappropriate. he shouldn't be doing it. >> senator lieberman ran not with john kerry but al gore. he was a running mate. just pointing that out. pouffing on. mara, joe lieberman says -- >> i think he explain it pretty well. john kerry was not negotiating on behalf of the u.s. government. what's interesting, if john kerry wanted to lobby, he should be lobbying donald trump. he's talking to people who agreed with him and failed. >> 8 the whit -- at the white h, there's not a feeling like anything but pulling out the deal. from the big question remain. what happens after we full out? the sanctions snap back on our end. the europeans other signatories they will not put back sanctions. what does that mean? does donald trump sanction those european countries? this will be the biggest rift between trump and our european allies. bigger than paris, bigger than moving the embassy in jerusalem. this is a big

we met last week as they prepared to commemorate logan at the grenfell inquiry.t has been one of the most difficult things i have had to do. i underestimated how difficult it was going to be. which is a shame, we have not been able to finish it. but you do a very small bit and memories start flooding back and you just have to stop and try something else. phase one of the grenfell inquiry began today with commemorative hearings to some of those who died. marcio and andreia remember their son. when we met, we asked them more broadly what they want from the inquiry. i think we want it to be fair and just and quick as well. we don't want it to go on for such a long time. and we know that could be a possibility. we want them to take all the facts into account. i think it is fair to say. we are really after justice. we know that there were some failings. they know that there were failings, but it is a case of gathering all the facts first. we want the pressure to be on so it does not take 15 years for them to get to the bottom of it. do you have faith in it? i think ti

logan was delivered while his mother lay unconscious in an induced coma.marcio gomes paid tribute to his wife. you never know... what you are made of until you're broken. and i can tell you this — my wife she's made of the hardest material i know. and without her strength and courage i would not be here. i might be doing the talking, but she's the one that's always rock—solid. and we love our son. we always will do. it is just so sad that my beloved husband will not be us at farhad's wedding and won't be there to see or hold his grandchildren, or share the joy of becoming a grandparent. those hopes and our dreams have been shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from him and there is a heavy sense of loss within our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained. and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband. he was my best friend. i miss him so much. he will always be the love of my life. we moved into grenfell tower around 1993

the logan act was used to start the phoney case against mike flynn. eric: we don't know if it's phoney yet. there are charges and allegations. go ahead. >> if this law can be used against republicans, i think we ought to use it against democrats when they collude with our adversaries to under:mine policies that are under way. this is full circle for john kerry. he began his public career. he came back from vietnam and bad mouthed his fellow soldiers saying they raped and pillaged. eric: he's a democrat, long-time senator from the state of massachusetts, why should he support any policy of the trump administration. >> your options are to support the president or be quiet. george schultz and jim baker how assume were aghast at what happened under president obama. i'm sure in private or even public settings they would express dissatisfaction. but they didn't meet with our adversaries and counsel them on how best to deal with the united states. i would be in favor of congress doing something for a change and repealing the logan act. it's hard to get into

logan. commissioner yee? >> thank you, commissioner cohen, for your comments because my comments are really related to yours. what brought up this issue of don't almost two years ago and i said this is where we're running into problems with this. we need to get ahead of the curve on this. and at the same time i realized that that was just one issue. as you commissioner cohen mentioned, this could be a lot of issues. commissioner breed mentioned scooter and so forth. and so more recently with the announcement at the time that i would do this, but it took a create this task force that would be led by the city administrator and kelly creating the task force now and the purpose is to look at exactly the issues that commissioner cohen is mentioning. but actually, even beyond transportation or mobility type of devices. it is more of the emerging technology and what we are finding out more and more is we're always running behind and trying to figure out what to do about it once the technology is already introduced i

the logan act? we'll investigate. also we will call out kerry's shadow diplomacy and show you just why this obama era nuclear deal puts the united states and our allies in danger, why it needs to be scrapped immediately. plus, the stonewalling, the obstruction from the department of justice is out of control. jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, other d.o.j. officials are now actively hindering ongoing congressional investigations. they need to be held responsible. nobody is above the law. and what are they hiding? why are they obstructing congress? we have a full report. and it's safe to say that the deep state did not have a good weekend after a federal judge issued what is a stunning rebuke of mueller's witch hunt. unmitigated judicial beat-down. another judge after that flatly rejecting a crucial request from mueller's team. this has been a horrible week for mueller's witch hunt. two massive beat-downs for the office of special counsel. we will show you all of that and the highlights from the judge. and breaking on frid

so many killed, so many lives cut short, none more so than logan gomes, not even born, when he died. after g re nfell. his family shared pictures with the enquiry. he looked like he was just sleeping. and basically, at that moment, we felt like our hearts had broken. but at least we were able to hold him. and to be with him. the joy of the baby shower, choosing

immediately the obama administration and probably john kerry said, oh, that's a violation of the logan act, that nobody has ever been prosecuted under. i don't think -- i can't imagine another secretary of state doing what john kerry is doing. i don't think there's a law that prevents that. the appropriate way to behave once you have left a job should indicate you shouldn't do it. >> we've seen the president do this with other issues. the omnibus spending bill where he will lay out a plan for taking one course or the other. how does this help us diplomatically to send a message

>> he should be prosecuted under the logan act, i don't particularly like the law.use today threaten people , but if it's going to be used against republicans and it was certainly used against mike flynn to create entrapment, if you will, it's a pretty plain that he's in violation of the act so why not throw it at him? jillian: part of logan act, any citizen without authority of the united states directly or indirectly commences or carries on any correspondence with any foreign government with intent to influence the measures in relation to to any disputes should be titled or imprisoned, what do you think? >> it's been used. john kerry is probably not going to test against himself and i don't think the foreign minister will. if congress doesn't like it, they can repeal it. we have to have fairness. the laws have to apply to everyone. jillian: right. rob: let's listen to chairman of the arm forces committee talking about the whole situation. >> i'm not necessarily opposed to sticking with the deal forever, you need to have clear idea of next steps, maybe the best thi

congress general michaelflip was being investigated -- michael flynn was being investigated in part over logan act violations after he spoke to the soon to be counterpart russian investigator during the trump transition. i repeat, the trump

he's violating the logan act by talking to the russians.rry is talking to the iranians and not a peep from democrats. >> well, look, ed, i worked with general flynn in transition. that is a position that is not congressionally confirmed. the national security adviser. he was doing his job the second we won the election and rightfully so. any charges against him are bogus. i want to know after this report came out after kerry colluding, this is real collusion, i want to know when our fbi agents with guns drawn are going to raid his house in than tucken, in boston and georgetown, because this is the largest state spon store of terrorism. it still is. iran is the largest state sponsor. and this man without any official title, no mandate. he's not in a transition team. he doesn't work for the u.s. government. he's meaning with the iranian foreign minister to save this outrageously bad deal. i want to see the prosecution for this occur. >> do you think this will have any impact on how the president is thinking about what he's going to do? i know

everyone in the media and law enforcement claim with a straight face there is something called the loganct, 18th-century law that prohibits people from doing freelance work with foreign governments. clearly unconstitutional, with a reinforced and yet it was used to query michael flynn and supposedly because he shouldn't have been talking -- you have john kerry who has more role in the administration doing freelance work to save a deal that is contravening the goal of the trump administration and people claiming the logan act was a real thing are silent right now. kim jung un the battle for control of congress, polls opening in four critical primary states, indiana, ohio, north carolina and west virginia at the ballot box, narrowing ahead of the midterm elections. 23552193, that majority in the house of representatives, slim margin than the senate, the gop holding on at 51. the department of justice has 0 tolerance to border, and the southern border in san diego. >> ever i cross the border unlawfully we will prosecute you. if you are smuggling a child, we will prosecute you. that child ma

of the logan act.was discussing things as a transition official with a foreign ambassador. he was on the way into government at that point. you just have to deal with both things as apples and apples. if he was outraged about that, she should absolutely be outraged about this. >> absolutely. john kerry has transitioned out of government, he's a private citizen. his defenders, what they would say is all former secretaries of state keep in touch with their colleagues around the world and can wreak del mike henry kissinger did this. he was a globe-trotting diplomat for years after leaving government. there's a big difference. henry kissinger, especially with a sensitive moment like this, he would ask the permission of the white house whether it was a republican or democrat president. he would carry a message from the president. >> martha: exactly. how about a request, do you mind if i reach out and have a conversation or not? let me know. i don't want to be unhelpful here. ben rhodes, obviously very invol

and there is it no logan act violation for john kerry? where are the agents and the fbi and doj breaking down john kerry's door? it is a two tiered justice system. we'll have full analysis and john kerry's unauthorized actions. did john kerry violate the law. and first, obstruction and stone walling in the justice department. thousands of documents subpened by the house judiciary and oversight and house intel committee are slow walked and with held or massively redakted in what is a clear effort to impair the constitutional right of duty to check the doy and executive branch. devin nunez will join us and he's encouraging fellow law makers to hold jeff sessions in contempt much congress. and earlier today sessions responding. >> the department of justice wrote him a letter and responded as appropriate to him. the request he has made is one that the intelligence communities and department much justice feels is not grantable. and we've explained we would be willing to talk to him about it and the details that i couldn't discuss. >> sean: mr.

>> well, you know according to the obama gang, who targeted general flynn with a logan act potential i don't know why it wouldn't apply to president obama. undermining president of united states by working with foreign government leaders is very basis of logan act. but it just shows you how hypocritical president obama has been. when you have his minions going out there and ambushing general flynn, based on absurd notion that his contact with the russians and presidential transition may have violated logan act. and at the same time, his people know he is working out there with foreign leaders to undermine the president. this is par for the course for obama. he used stay agency of federal government to target president trump, no surprise he would take it to next level. lou: th the -- red -- of the let this acknowledge a spy is a spy. and the word informant is benign. this is a is time, every reasonable person should be taking their head, at laughable effort to parse when caught in lies and neff -- activities like spying on president and his campaign, this is somehow rationalization of

the district was logan gomez, we heard from his marcio gomez.was stillborn shortly after the fire, and the exchange between him and his wife inside that building today was really, really powerful indeed. we heard about the football tea m powerful indeed. we heard about the football team he was hoping his son would support, and he was also talking about how strong his wife was after they lost their son. we also heard about khadijah saye, she was a young artist who had taken pa rt was a young artist who had taken part ina was a young artist who had taken part in a bbc documentary. she was a very talented artist, who had showcased some of her work in italy. many people were moved to tears when they saw just how talented and many people were moved to tears when they sawjust how talented and how her life was cut short in the fire as well. come the 4th ofjune, the enquiry will return to what happened in the lead up to the fire, the fa cts in the lead up to the fire, the facts surrounding the tragedy. we will be hearing from the emergency services, the

. >> she knew these two guys, logan and hunter, since third grade. >> reporter: hunter foster, logan prendergast and christina. >> the three musketeers. you know, and they knew everything about her. >> reporter: logan and christina went from buddies to high school sweethearts. >> moving day. >> reporter: the relationship continued through college. christina earned a degree in marketing, and later moved in with logan. when they broke up in 2013, christina rebounded right into the waiting arms of hunter foster, the third musketeer. almost as if, like, what, there were no other guys in the world? >> right. >> yeah. >> reporter: hunter's always been in love with christina. always. >> it was easy and comfortable for her to be with hunter since she knew him and his family growing up. >> reporter: hunter was a skateboarder and had pursued a modeling career in new york. successful at first, it hadn't worked out, and he was back in town without a job, but with plenty of free time. christina's mom could see why >> he was a great skater and a dirt bike rider and good looking in her eyes. and he

logan was delivered while his mother lay unconscious in an induced coma.ou this — my wife she's made of the hardest material i know. and without her strength and courage i would not be here. i might be doing the talking, but she's the one that's always rock—solid. and we love our son. we always will do. it is just so sad that my beloved husband will not be us at farhad's wedding and won't be there to see or hold his grandchildren, or share the joy of becoming a grandparent. those hopes and our dreams have been chattered. —— shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from him and there is a heavy sense of loss within our hearts which will never, ever go away. he had always been there for all of us. he never complained. and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband. he was my best friend. i miss him so much. he will always be the love of my life. we moved into grenfell tower around 1993. my aunt lived at the address until that fateful night when our lives were changed forever. my aunt was

it's against the law, according to the logan act.rry whose fingerprints were all over the iranian deal, it looks like john kerry himself and it sounds like from his spokesperson, is he admitting that he is breaking the logan act. ainsley: he has been meeting with iranian leaders, our european leaders. of the president is condemning for engaging in what they are cawrlg shadow diplomacy. he tweeted about it. the president says the united states does not need john kerry's illegal shadow diplomacy on the badly negotiated iran deal. set one who create you had this mess in the first place. steve: kerry's spokesperson pretty much admitted it and said i think every american would want every voice possible urging iran to remain in compliance with the nuclear agreement that prevented a war, they say. secretary kerry stays in touch with his former counterparts around the world just like every previous secretary of state. so far so good. like america's closest allies he believes it's important that the nuclear agreement, which took the world yea

logan was delivered while his mother lay unconscious in an induced coma.ourage i would not be here. he sobs. imight be i might be doing the talking, but she is the one that is always rock solid. and we love our son, we always will do. another victim was 56—year—old denis murphy, who lived on the 14th floor of g re nfell tower. his sister, anne—marie, paid this tribute to him in her statement. ever since dennis has been gone there's a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled and it hurts. it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it won't hurt any less. the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left us devastated. we, as a family, feel strongly that there is no reason in the world why anyone should have death forced upon them in such horrific way and the day denis died, a part of us died too. to us, denis was an inspiration and we feel lucky and blessed he was part of our family. his warmth and love will stay with us for ever and he has left behind an everlasting legacy. there are three things that nobody can eradicate from our

but logan took part in several anti brutality protests and advocated for the rights of african american gun owners he claims he's been secretly monitored by the f.b.i. since twenty fifteen over his anti police statements the f.b.i. reportedly alleges that made a facebook post in support of a man who killed police officers over prosecutors failed to a stop loss he posed a threat. you know due to the state of being part of different coalitions and campaign needs. to. be are you know out the way to go out under legal charges too. much. as well as you know better shockey require life changing you know what i mean i go through this over a little work in clair's the barber lives to look down there is. a lot of. lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.b.i. program according to several released documents the bureau is carrying out a special investigation into those deemed to be domestic threats it focuses on so-called black identity extremists and in the case of but logan police confiscated several weapons in his house the activist himself claims though his protest was never violent but

none more so than logan gomes. not even born when he died. after grenfell. his family shared pictures with the inquiry. he looks like he was just sleeping. as babies do. at that moment, we felt like our hearts had broken. but at least we were able to hold him and to be with him. the joy of the baby shower, decorating the nursery, choosing a name, all destroyed. you don't know what you're made of until you are broken. mohamed neda, fled the taliban in afghanistan. his final message for his family played to a silent inquiry run. his wife's tribute read out by her solicitor. his hopes and our genes have been shattered. he was my husband, he was my best friend. i miss him, so much. he will always be the love of my life. had lived in grenfell tower for more than 20 years, he had three big clu bs, than 20 years, he had three big clubs, family, friends, and chelsea, not always in that order, his sister said. he was the linchpin of our family, and touched the lives of so many people. 0nce family, and touched the lives of so many people. once you had met denis you wo

but logan's lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.b.i. program according to released documents the bureau is carrying out a special investigation into those deemed to be domestic threats and focuses on so-called black identity extremists in the case of below gun police confiscated several weapons from his house the activist himself claims his protest was never violent. but. this is a way for. me disagree with. my case this is the truth the word terrorist is. loose. with you know. we sent a letter to the f.b.i. asking them to clarify the links between the case of logan and the alleged black identity extremists program and the agency did reply saying it doesn't have any comment on the matter. so now with less than a month to go until football's biggest tournament kicks off here in russia the u.k. has given advice to fans on how to behave during the world cup england fans have been instructed to avoid displaying the country's flag which of course shows the st george's cross at the head of british football policing suggests it could be seen a

but logan's lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.b.i. program according to several released documents the bureau is carrying out a special investigation into those deemed to be domestic threats it focuses on so-called black identity extremists and in the case of below gun police confiscated several weapons from his home the activist himself claims his protest was never violent. but. serious this is where you are true. or too silly. he. may disagree with. sol sure from now on our way of life my case and the crew know how the word terrorist is if you lose. with the unit you know it's a minor. we sent a letter to the f.b.i. asking them to clarify the links between the case of our blog and the alleged black identity extremists program the agency replied saying it doesn't have any comment on the matter. so now with less than a month to go until football's biggest tournament kicks off in russia another world cup recently took place in moscow one that raises awareness about rough sleeping children from all around the world. so with the world cu

would be violating the logan act.nate the sunset provisions, to have much more vigorous inspections. we can do much better than we do now and if john can accomplish that, all power to him but if what he's doing is just trying to preserve a bad deal, he shouldn't be doing it. abby: and undermine the president. ed: counselor last question last time we were on the show together the red sox had an eight game lead over the yankees last night i checked it down to one game. i know i should have worn my red sox tie. i knew you were going to ask me that. look baseball is a game of streaks and people win streaks, they lose streaks. i predict american league finals this year red sox, yankees, great great. ed: great alcs. abby: and you're sticking around with us professor to go play outside? >> absolutely. abby: great to have you with us. turning now to other headlines starting with a fox news alert. an indiana police officer shot and killed while investigating a homicide case. officers approaching the suspect at an apartment com

logan, i watch him. one of my favorite channels. >> 3.5 million views, n word. >> racial stereotypes, cursing, misogyny, violence, it's got it all. this is not something parents would want their kids watching. >> the creator of super mario logan said he lost revenue since youtube started age restricting and demonetizing videos. he says newer viewers are cleaner and for a wider audience but it is ultimately the responsibility of supervising adults. >> 6:46, now to your morning money report, growing problem with iphone x so many bought. >> a serious problem with face id feature. it simply isn't working. face id a feature, allows to unlock without pass code or fingerprint reader. iphone has said how many iphone 10 impacts they have the possible fix. if that doesn't work they will replace your phone. >>> wrveg wants to earn back your trust and they are using this commercial to do it. san francisco bank lost its biggest marketing campaign ever. it comes nearly two years after a scandal from 3 million unauthor

logan was delivered while his mother lay unconscious in an induced coma.tribute to his wife. you never know what you are made of until you are broken. you never know what you are made of until you are brokenli you never know what you are made of untilyou are broken. i can tell you this, my wife, she's made of the ha rd est i this, my wife, she's made of the hardest i know. without her strength and courage, i would not be here. imight be i might be doing the talking but she is the one who's always rock solid. we love our son, we always will do. another victim was 56—year—old denis murphy, who lived on the 14th floor of grenfell tower. his sister, anne—marie, paid this tribute to him in her statement. ever since dennis has been gone, there's a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled and it hurts, it really hurts. we can't imaginea day hurts, it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it won't hurt any less. the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left us feel is indescribable and has left us devastated. we as a family feel str

logan. this was quite a massive undertaking. i know the amount of time it took for me to read through this report, and i still feel like i don't understand, obviously, completely. this was really huge. there's so much good information in there, and i do come away with it -- my sense of frustration is, perhaps, a bit reduced and i'm hopeful we're going to be able to wrap our arms around it and work towards it. i think that some of the things that stuck out to me was the actual identifying how much of our traffic is tmzs. i think that number that lept out was 20% of the traffic is probably tncs. that to me is just appalling. everything we're doing to make our city move more efficiently and we're getting stymied on every street and important transit corridor. so thank you so much for the work on this. going forward, is this going to continue to be a joint ta mta project as we try and kind of work with this and figure out some options that we can implement to make things work a bit better? >> i'll let her speak a little bit to that

but logan's lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.b.i. program according to several released documents the bureau is carrying out a special investigation into those deemed to be domestic threats it focuses on so-called black identity extremists in the case of balogun police confiscated several weapons from his house and the activist himself claims his protest was never violent. but black how do you stream is this a way to put it through a label. or to simply. they. may disagree with the nice days of social or economic policies the way in life my case is this is another crew oh how the word terrorist is very loose. with the united states samir. sent a letter to the f.b.i. asking them to clarify the links between the case of what i can buy logan and the alleged black identity extremist program the agency replied saying it doesn't have any comment on the matter. so i will thank you joining us here on this thursday were not international many more of your worldwide stories at the top of the hour. seventy four design submissions. seven thousan

kitty logan has more from lond london. >> reporter: the voting is now over.ly, except for a bomb attack that left three people dead. the election was largely peaceful. three people were killed in a bomb attack near the city of kir c'kirkuk. overall voter turnout appears to be low, about 30%, half of the turnout in the last election four years ago. this was the first vote since isis was defeated. in mosul, people were out voting across the city. the last remnants of isis fighters were only pushed out of here last december and residents say they're eager for change. the election is seen as a test for the current prime minister. he's been in power for the past four years and is a anil lie of the u.s. -- anil lie o an alle u.s. he is standing for re-election against powerful political parties aligned more closely with iran. he's considered the frontrunner in this election but the outcome is far from certain. over 7,000 candidates are in the running for parre parrel parlia. iraq remains divided along ethnic and religious lines. many voters are unsure whether this

he and his family escaped from the burning building but his son logan was stillborn.ed like he was just sleeping, as babies do. at that moment moment... we felt like our hearts had broken. but at least we were able to tell them... and to be with him. painter and decorator dennis murphy was a community volunteer who loved football. he also died in the fire. his sister told the hearing theirfamily‘s fire. his sister told the hearing their family's lives have been changed forever. there is a gaping hole in our hearts that can be never filled, and it hurts, it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it won't hurt any less, the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left us devastated. next to be remembered was mohammad amir, known as saba. he was mohammad amir, known as saba. he was a chauffeur and tried to help others escape. the bond we had was unbreakable. avon is like no other. we shared our times of trouble, sickness and hardship. —— a bond like no other. most importantly, we shared our happiness. our kids grew up together. they are like brother and

the one is the logan giant. >> there is logan giant seeds and the strain of bean and i save these forns. >> this is what heirloom looks like outside of foods. beans, candy roasted squash and okay heart tomatoes. >> soft and sweet green tomato. >> these ingredients define a lost time and flavor. >> we have sweet corn chowder. >> and you have these crackers. >> and the way you work is work within your means and create something special out of what you have and we have suffered from this in a way. it created this rush towards the middle class and perception that we are better than the foods that we used to have to eat. >> we were taught to be embarrassed of the hill billy past. i remember coming home from school and having a hog's head on the table. i would be mortified if somebody saw that. they used to make it because we were poor and now we make it because it is good. >> what is that? >> butter milk fried rabbit that we raise in the farm. a little bit of chow chow. some fresh maple syrup. ♪ it is gross that we slaughter r rabbits right behind us? >> we came across a recipe from 1822 w

>> well, some trump supporters have raise the possibility that john kerry violated the logan act which an obscure law the 1700s that bands a private citizen from conducting certain policy or foreign affairs in the united states. this law has never been successfully trieder and if you remember that there were accusations that michael flynn and other people attempting violated this loss during the transition when they're talking with russian officials and the thinking to pass with that either. i doubt there's anything but the trump administration do other than criticize john. get him to stop. >> jordan fabian, anything else that you know about at this 2:0g up? or anyone standing with the president when he does it? >> still be determined. i think he will be speaking from the white house and likely to attract an audience. you have to remember the us intelligenceie committee believs that iran is upholding the terms of the deal. he will need to explain why he is taking steps to step away from something that his own government believes is being upheld. >> jordan fabian covering for the hill n

dean logan is the register recorder and county clerk for los angeles county, california, the nation's largest, most diverse local election jurisdiction serving more than 5.2 million registered voters which, of course, is more than some states. in addition to serving as the supervisor of elections, dean records rural property documents, maintains birth records and does a lot of other things. but one thing that's very interesting, he serves currently as the president of the california association of clerks and elections officials. and he has more than 25 years in experience of elections at the local and state government levels. and finally to mr. logan's right is neil kelly who is the registrar of voters for orange county, california, the fifth largest voting jurisdiction in the united states serving more than 1.5 million registered voters. mr. kelly has led that office through the largest cycle of elections in the county's 129- year history. and he's the past president of the national and california associations of elections officials. and one thing that makes me particularly proud to

i'm katie logan in london. more on this coming up.l hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> officials in belgium are investigating an attack that left four people dead including two police officers. kitty logan reports from london. >> the perpetrator -- finally the information furnished by the state security service according to which that perpetrator was in touch with radicalized persons. >> reporter: authorities in belgium say that treating tuesday's attack in liege as a terrorist murder. the suspect shot dead two police officers and a passerby. new information has emerged indicating the gunman may have ha

. >> yeah, like supermario logan, i've watched him.yeah, i know who jeffy is. >> you've seen it too. >> reporter: we took a closer look at jeffy, the puppet on supermario logan. 35 million view, the "n" word. >> racial stereotypes. misogyny. i mean violence, it's got it s, >> racial stereotypes. misogyny. i mean violence, it's got it all. this is not something parents would want their kids watching. >> common sense media started rating youtubers this year due to overwhelming requests from parents. >> youtube is the biggest pain point for parents. >> common sense media calls supermario logan your basic online nightmare for parents of young kids, rated for ages 17 and up. these kids are all 13 and younger. >> it was a suggested video. i watched it and it just kept reeling me in to watch more videos. >> it attracts kids because you wouldn't think of him as inappropriate because of the way he looks but when you actually watch him, he traps you in it. >> do you think youtube does enough to block inappropriate content for kids? >> no. >> i d

none more so than logan gomes, not even born when he died after grenfell.y shared pictures with the enquiry, heartbreaking ones of their tiny, stillborn son, so loved. they prayed he would open his eyes. he looked like he wasjust sleeping... ..as babies do. at that moment... ..we felt like our hearts had broken. and they had. but at least we were able to... ..to hold him. and to be with him. the joy of the baby shower, decorating the nursery, choosing a name, all destroyed. you never know what you are made of until you're broken. mohamed neda, known as saber, fled the taliban in afghanistan. he came to britain and started a chauffeuring business. his final message to his family from inside the burning tower played to a silent enquiry room. his wife's tribute read out by her solicitor. it's just so sad that my beloved husband will not be with us at fahad's wedding, and will not be there to see and hold his grandchildren, or share in thejoy of becoming a grandparent. our hopes and dreams have been shattered. he was my husband, he was my best friend, i miss hi

the sun looks at the stillborn son, logan, who died as a consequence of those parents being in the towerthe consequence of an enquiry which is probably going to take at least a year. it is going to start off listening to the stories. i think we will have at least two or three weeks listening to the stories of those affected. as you reflected, the first to read it we heard was from a man whose young son was due to be born in august of last year and was stillborn just hours after the tragedy unfolded. you and i were talking earlier. i used to live close to rebel tower, and every time i passed the tower on the way to the airport, or going anywhere, it as a -- it airport, or going anywhere, it as a —— it served as a stark and horrific reminder. —— grenfell tower. that is where the enquiry will start, but it will then move onto scientific and technical questions as to what took place on a horrific night. the chair of inquiry has warned everyone that it will be tough, but that it is important that they have allowed the victims, the family is of the breathed to have their opportunity to tell th

. >> a story, logan act has not been enforced for a long time. john kerry is not numbers areiating on be-- negotiates on behalf of the u.s., what he is doing is unappropriate. take two former secretary of states canny rice, who opposes it and hillary clinton who supported it, neither one is going around talking to the iranians and europeans and frying to i guess convince them to not be affected by the current trump administration. a duly elected administration, i hope that john kerry stops. john: john kerry's tenure was mixed, i think that would be fair to say. he did nothing -- could not too anything whether putin took over crimea. and north korea pretty much continued unabated. he had a couple of successes for more kerry, tpp, transpacific partnership, which president got out of as soon as he got in offers, only thing left is the iranian deal, is this john kerry trying to preserve his legacy, if you take this away, you take away all his victory. >> he did not have any victories, all of the deals he made are bad for america, it is bad. the fact