but remember the mckinney's house? you think? >> i can do it. >> and he said, really? >> lower your side down, tom. >> reporter: no, that house in the pines wasn't torn down; it was lovingly reconstructed by tom. every nut, window, door, even the roof tiles were catalogued, wrapped, and shipped to polymath. ♪ >> reporter: it would be three long years before peter and julene mckinney would see their old house again. but this was that day. there it was, standing proudly nearly a thousand miles from where it was originally built. >> this is the spot, honey. >> this is our spot (laughing). >> reporter: you approve? >> very much so. >> oh, my goodness. it is hard to describe. it is almost like we never left. it feels like home immediately. >> yeah. my home is back. the last time i left the house before the deconstruction, i just stood in the hall and put my hand on it and i said, good-bye house, i'm going to see you in pennsylvania. that was something i really wanted to do when we got to pennsylvania. >> reporter: you kept

then it went to work as a look and notice on the thought of dominion when mckinney new to us can come a couldn't with any mother new them can. what i had a daughter was here, what i had had you because from a hurry i be again, these are mission dick of chevy, but slither the ms. heather, can remember how to get through a number that i'm the bad met him, and it showed him in the more than welcome to have you had, except for me, the lobby of money such as the alice was off in it. and then, with the head shamela, loyal, come, will, that my mother in law has, he knows, i mean, he's going to have a home on it from the vicar. so do you do the group? so you do a min of color, you know, you do on the corner for gilmore work, you know, the one other one is going to know conversion, which one isn't going on with this one. i'm finished with that what it was and then every in wash it out when dinner, but it, it had to step when i get out of bed when i but the judge, you tell me that the, the content image heard us the hittie, brittany, of an amount of looming as an a cement live in law, small hou

one of the seekers did money, him, us hanger and all the other direction. mckinney could another goods didn't it didn't do much. you do not. among the news doesn't all can watch it. they got a katie when ends and i mean any among the reading a to do can, which i mean no more. despite his grief and the destruction of his hon, rami color gucci is gathering his fellow villages around here, so they can decide their own future. he wants to rebuild the village without a c will, or at least one on a more human scale. the inhabitants of alcohol was deprived. why to dana c will paid for completely by the government. but after a few meetings, they rally behind him. mother couldn't. dang, i would, i would say jimmy, because you mom if you need those stores on the new stuff, you know, i mean that i will never be 100 and the others and i think my little good, i'm older will get paid on the dollars off suit for the little, let me do do me to the dog. because i was going the other later on, or do you and we did a good, you know, bored, still did you, filipinos, or did i get them? what i'm the certain

you don't the direction mckinney? couldn't that a good didn't it didn't have too much. you do not have a minute, there's no can watch it. they got a katie when ends. and i mean, any maggie the reading a to do can, which i mean no more. despite his grief and the destruction of his own roaming cover, gucci is gathering his fellow villages around here, so they can decide their own future. he wants to rebuild the village without a stable or at least one on a more human scale. the inhabitants of alcohol was deprived. why turned down a c will paid for completely by the government. but after a few meetings, they rally behind him. mother couldn't dang, i would, i would say jimmy because me and he wanted me to start off and i really didn't want to get my wife and the others. and i think my little good, i'm older will go to got paid on e. got all these off. should i go little? let me do the move. the dog sort of become made on was grinning. june. we did a good, you know, bored till did you fill in those on the did i get them? what i'm the certainly vision of one of the good guys

hours, they're very happy that the t d f and the people who have been able to take over the capitol mckinney and other parts of the region. but they also want to know what comes next. and that's a question that is on everybody's mind. they want to know, does this mean that the where is over, especially because again, the left and the p d. f did not announce that they are accepting, but unilateral cease fire. so this conflict may continue. they want to know when they can go back home. they also want to know what does this mean that eventually agree will get if independence. that's something we've been hearing from refugees over the past few weeks. they say that if you have not stood by to grade, they want to in independent a state of degree. so lots of different articles from refugees, depending on who you're talking to. but one thing that is common across the board from refugees that we've been spoken to is it we've been speaking to, is that they want to see and enter the conflict. they want to be able to go back home. but even with the victory that has been oh rather with the withdrawal tha

and papa mckinney where that refugee status is assessed. anyone in need of medical treatment was taken to the remote australian church for christmas island, which is closer to indonesia than the mainland. australia, as human rights commission says, the detention center on christmas island should be closed because of its inhumane living conditions. that the crowd of facilities that make it impossible to stop the spread of caves. 19 jonathan, who knew is the chief executive officer of the public interest advocacy center, social justice and law policy center. he says he moodle govern probably the latest victims of australia. it's cruel policy towards asylum seekers. i can comment on the individual circumstances, these families types, but one thing that is very well known as the community in queensland where we're living in the community is very came to have them back that were making a great contribution in that community. and in the state, the government has taken this, this extraordinary approach are spending countless millions of dollars to

in his day as indeed any kind of tax increases or decreases or controversial even in our day, but mckinney was a significant protectionist. he was a republican and the republican party was a protectionist party the previous party the the wigs out of which the republicans emerged also was a protectionist party henry clay was a protectionist abraham lincoln was a protectionist. and the federalists who were the party that's preceded the wigs they were protectionists alexander. hamilton was somewhat of a protectionist. so melania mckinley felt that he wanted to raise care freights and he did and that wasn't so very easy now, i will say that mckinley was probably the greatest protectionist of our of our presidents and he didn't have what you might call a nuanced mind. he had a strong sense of what was right and wrong and tariffs were good and free trade was bad. i did tarbell the muckraking journalist of the turn of the last century who didn't like tariffs and didn't like mckinley very much wrote that he had an advantage which few of his colleagues enjoyed that of believing with childlike faith

two weeks ago, abc news reported that weisselberg's top lieutenant, jeff mckinney, had already testifiedjury empaneled by the manhattan da, culminated in last night's bombshell from the new york times reporting prosecutors have obtained weisselberg's personal tax returns. and quote, he could face charges this summer. for a long time, it was unclear where, if anywhere, the weisselberg investigation was headed. were they going to try to nap hid for his grandchildren school payments? it's hard to imagine anyone going to jail for that kind of thing. unless there is a systematic malfeasance. but the latest new york times report report indicates the manhattan district attorney might have enough to indict him. -- covering corruption who helped break the news of weisselberg's political danger. and he joins me now. great reporting, william. can you give us a sense of where we are in this process as best you can determine from your reporting? >> well, thanks for having me on. there are a lot of indicators to suggest that the da's office is in the final stages of criminal tax investigation of mr. w

that executive is jeffrey mckinney, who the times explains quote, has long served as the trump organizations ranking executives to oversee the company's finances. and quote, this comes as prosecutors have ramped up pressure on trump's longtime accountant, allen weisselberg, cooperate with their investigation. the times reports the decision to subpoena mr. mcconnell, who has worked at the company for nearly 35 years, suggests that the examination of mr. weisselberg's conduct has reached a new face. joining us now, joyce vance professor at university of alabama school of law. and david cay johnston, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter. he's the author of the making of donald trump. welcome to both of you. good to see you. let's start with you, david. you know the ends and outs of trump and the organization and the people who work for him. this is not a name. mcconney, that a lot of our viewers were bill familiar with. it is still a new an emerging name. who is this guy? >> this is a very small organization that donald trump runs at the time. directly under donald is his finance guy,