mr mcfarlane we welcome you to the committee and we look forward to your testimony. mr mcfarlane. did you have any discussion about the possibility. of in effect farming out the whole contra support operations in nicaragua to another contrie which worked for country run yes that's correct and did you in fact succeed in obtaining money from another country. which we'll call country to. that's correct. had they practice meeting periodic lee who was the official from country to about assistance we could provide some cases arms sales. and they intended to provide a contribution of a $1000000.00 per month to the contras through the end of the year. you had no problems working with us we have no problem working with the united states government and unless the cia does not work for the government then i think we have a bigger problem there bennett cases or some americans are question that you know well thank heavens those occasion was not in connection with saudi arabia. i think that there was a substantial shadow government. trying to run foreign affairs united states these events have

toby mcfarlane getting six months and $150,000 fine and 200 hours of community service.paid $450,000 to get two kids admitted to usc as star athletes. they were not. this came from a new judge in the admissions scandal. the new judge is seen as tougher than the other judges and is set to preside over lori loughlin's case. >>> a veteran firefighter loses his life saving others. jason menard was trapped in a home during a four-alarm fire early wednesday morning. strong winds and frigid cold complicated firefighting efforts. he had been with the worcester fire department since 2010. >> he heroically and selfishly saved his crew, helping a probationary firefighter to the stairs and assisting another out the window. fire conditions overtook the third floor at this time and lieutenant menard was unable to escape. >> reporter: the firefighter leaves behind a wife and three children. the family planned to be on a trip to disney world this morning. >>> attention tech workers in california, would you make $10,000 to move out. a start-up main street is offering apply kanlt applican

countcounty of san francisco anl of district 10, i'm pleased to have the pleasurec pleasure of s sabrina mcfarlan, our national youth of the year. sabrina's hard work and commitment to the club to achieve a succeed, make her the perfect choice for national youth of the year. sabrina committed to the club in visitation valley as a 6-year-old and in turn, the club committed to her for the next 12 years. everyday after school and all summering long, the club provided sabrina with important programs, focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character, community engagement and job readiness with earning potential. by relying on her family, and the skills and caring staff at the visitation valley clubhouse and camp menacino, is is sabria became the outstanding woman she is today. more valuable than anything else, the club made sure that everyday that sabrina felt heard, valued, loved and understood. and let me tell you how big this national accomplishment is. each year thousands of youth from boy's and girl's clubs across the country, thousands vi for the title of youth of the year. starti

tomorrow night, casey mcfarlane, and jimmy joins us for another round of say is or florida three comes the movie stars.

comedians >> rich: voss and bonnie mcfarlane are two of the hardest working people around, married to to live here. i drove three exits on the jersey turnpike. it was $7. see, if you drive the whole new jersey turnpike, when you get to the end, you have to give them your car. >> bonnie: i'm going to tell you guys something that i don't generally tell people right away. i'm a vegan. i'm very passionate about it. it's all about eating a cruelty free lifestyle. no animal or animal byproduct of any kind. i do cheat a little. i eat veal. it's so good. it's so tender. how do they get it like that? >> anthony: i'm very sentimental about jersey italian, particularly spaghetti and meatballs. that's what i was going to go for. >> >> rich:: i've eaten here at least five to ten times and i've never had a bad meal, ever. >> anthony: oh, okay, i know what exactly. >> >> rich:: i wouldn't get the meatballs. [ laughter ] >> anthony: proud, long-time residents of new jersey? >> bonnie: no, i've lived here nine years, but only been proud maybe the last two. it took me a long time to sort of -- >> antho

the bbc set to air an hour long interview with virginia roberts giuffre, and abc's julia mcfarlane joinss with more from our london bureau. good morning. >> good morning, whit. yes, that's right. prince andrew's dominated the headlines, and with this new interview, this is not going away. this morning, the palace surely is on guard as they prepare for the highly anticipated interview with virginia roberts giuffre about her accusation. >> it was a really scary time in my life. >> reporter: roberts giuffre sitting down with bbc panorama in her first uk interview airing monday. one of jeffrey epstein's accusers, she's alleging she was 17 when she was directed to have sex with prince andrew in 2001. prince andrew categorically denies her allegations. >> he knows what happened. i know what happened, and there's only one of us telling the truth. >> reporter: roberts giuffre, now a 35-year-old mother says british social ieft jeite ghislaine maxwell recruited her when she was 16 and groomed her to become epstein's teenage sex slave. in court filings giuffre claimed epstein ordered her to have se

kristi mcfarlane who is the national league of cities research director could come on up, kristi. [applause] mike who is the dean of the college of urban planning and public affairs at the university of illinois of chicago and director of the government finance research center. [applause] without further ado, welcome to the national league of cities and we look forward to learning about what is going on in our nation. thank you, kristi and mike. >> thank you, clarence. thank you all for being here. another year and it's pretty hard to believe that mike and i pinch ourselves each time we say it. now here we are. how many of you have read the city fiscal year report for the past couple of years? awesome. that is pretty much all of you. thank you. i think the key point to mention although i know you've heard the headlines around a recession and will get to that in a bit but city fiscal conditions and the trends we see with city fiscal health is that there are slow-moving ships. if we see big junctures and big changes and trends relating to city finances we know we need to go back to

kt mcfarlane who worked under general michael flynn. what do you want to tell us about this?at it all bears a lot of reinvestigation. not just what happened to general flynn but the entire it's time to investigate the investigators. i know from my personal experience it was a very difficult, pressured time and you as an individual who has come out by the justice department, in my case the mueller commission. you are an individual and have the entire weight of the united states government. they are in the position to do what they want. that's great if they are looking after terrorists and convicted criminals and hard core people. you want them to have that ability. when it is used for a political purpose that's one of the most powerful instruments the united states government has and to turn it for political purposes where people who are biased against the president, one political party wants to go after another, the president of another political party we're going into very dangerous waters. >> bill: we haven't heard from general flynn in almost three years. when does that ch