(applause) t rexx (applause) retha jones (applause) and michael jr. d out by applause) so jr., you have kids, right? - oh yeah, i do have children, i do. and a wife. and it's kinda cool. you know, i see 'em like every day. (laughter) you know, 'cause they gotta come downstairs, so... (laughter) one of my main things--like my sixth grader, she came home with some math homework. she wanted me to help her. i'm thinking, "sixth grade math? cool. "how hard could that be? how many apples could sally possibly have?" (laughter) she asked me to helped her write a polynomial. i was like, "sally had a pile of oreos?" (laughter) now, right, i'm paying for a tutor that's like twice a week. first, she go on tuesdays. on thursdays, i go. (laughter) yes. i do have kids. i love my kids. i love hanging around kids. being around them is fun. but my son, right, one time he said to me out of nowhere, right? you get them father-son moments. it's all powerful. you feel like-- my son looks--he's only four. one time he said, "dad, i wanna be a doctor," - [byron] aww. - yes! ye

michael skakel's conviction has been set aside and judges are got to decide whether he gets to stay free. his famous cousin, robert f. kennedy jr. has listening defended him. >> there's no way that michael skakel could have committed this murder and there's no way me did. >> now he's naming the people that did it. are you expecting people to sue you now that this book is out. >> if they're innocent, they're welcome to sue me. >> it's about a stunning murder that captured the nation's attention and fueled a mother's grief for four decades. >> how many times in your mind have gone over the last moment you saw her? >> i don't know, many. >> in 1975, martha and her brother john were new to the affluent belle haven section of greenwich, connecticut. >> you told me that you moved there because you thought it was one of the safest places you could raise your children. >> it was. they didn't have murders in greenwich, connecticut. >> i grew up in greenwich as well. we knew some of the same people. what is your description of growing up in greenwich? >> nice people. i have a lot of very fochnd memories of greenwich. >> how can somebody

jr. i'm michael skakel's cousin.i want to talk to you about the moxley murder and there was a long pause and he said i've been waiting for this phone call for 27 year and in the six phone calls that followed he laid out this detailed scenario -- >> rose: and you believed it? >> i did believe it but it's like reagan said, it hasn't been verified. so then i did an investigation. he didn't know the last names of these two kids and i was able to find those using a high school year book. charles evans high school and tracked one to bridgeport, connecticut. the other to portland, oregon and called them and talked to them and told me yes, they'd been there on the murder night and they knew all the people and they described the inside of the house where they had stayed that night which was jeffery burns house and knew it with intricate detail. >> rose: so you knew all this and went to officials. >> and there were two hairs found on martha's body. one was african-american and no one had been able to explain the other was part

prosecutors say he killed a two-year-old little girl. 26-year-old michael de sport tow, jr.f manhawkin is charged with murder and aggravated sexual assault. he beat to death his girlfriend' toddler inside a gloucester city home. the girl's mother amber bobo charged with end daming the welfare of a toddler. that to do -- child. that toddler was rushed to cooper on july 3rd and died two days later. >> a man police shot during a altercation in toms river is expected to survive 29-year-old timothy sours point add gun at them yesterday near the corner of cedar and haines drives officers opened fire on him but he managed to get away. sours was found about an hour later wounded and. investigators are still piecing together just what happened. no word on specific charges. >>> new jersey prosecutors have charged a dozen people after uncovering a huge drug traffi trafficking ring in atlantic city. 19 people are under arrest including the suspected ringleaders. investigators say year long probe resulted in the seizure of more than 12,000 bags of heroin, hand guns, 11 cars and nearly $7

michael skakel is a kennedy cousin. his conviction has now been set aside because a judge ruled he didn't get an adequate defense. now prosecutors trying to have that conviction reinstated. but his cousin, robert kennedy jrramed," why michael skakel spent over a decade in prison for a murder he didn't commit. in the book, kennedy, a former prosecutor, lays out the case why his cousin couldn't have killed martha moxley that night. kennedy says i shouldn't take his word for it, i should look at the facts. >> what i believe is completely irrelevant. you know, people should not trust what i believe. i have a relationship with michael. i strongly believe that he's innocent. that belief should not persuade anybody that he is innocent. what people should be persuaded by is the facts and that's been one of the pitfalls of this epic story from the beginning. this story, particularly for journalists, was "too good to fact check." >> skakel was convicted in part based on evidence that over the years his story changed and statements he made to classmates and acquaintances at a reform school. kennedy says there are new witnesses who say the confessions never happened. according to robert kennedy jr., the facts show t

. >> in a tweet, reagan's son, michael said my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it. in forgiving john hinckley, jr. maybe we should do the same. >> hinckley expected to leave the hospital some time in early august. but scott, the judge impose aid long list of conditions inclu including no weapons. no talking to the media. no skipping out on his mental health care appointments. if he does miss any conditions he could end up right back here. >> chip reid. thank you. >>> donald trump is doing all he can to steal the spotlight from the democrats during their convention. he called a news conference tin miami today. and major garrett was there. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> that is a reference to e-mails sent and received from hillary clinton's nonsecured unauthorized private server when she was secretary of state. fbi director james comey described her conduct as "extremely careless" but did not support filing criminal charges. trump's call for russian meddling comes as u.

jr. has been allowed to return to live with his mother. he was placed in a mental hospital. right now he is 61 years old. >>> michaeleagan one of ronald reagan's sons tweeted this in response to hinkley jr.'s release. it reads my father did more than say the lord's prayer he lived it in forgiving hinkley jr. maybe we should do the same. and that's from mike reagan. >>> oakland voters will decide whether -- according to the san francisco chronicle. the the other four members will be picked by committee. the independent commission will replace the city review board and would have more power including separately investigating. >> we told you about a pick up basketball game between a couple of teenagers in oakland. thousands of people have been viewing these videos online. and one teen was so touched that she came up with a gesture herself. >> i love playing basketball that's all i think about. >> reporter: you may remember malik mcfarland. he and his cousin challenged the officers to a game of basketball. it all started with a question, do you play. from that one moment it changed everything for malik. >> it's crazy. i

. >> reporter: in a tweet, reagan's son michael said, my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it in forgiving john hinckley jr. maybe we should do the same. >>> coming up on the "morning news." library location. mr. obama chooses a site for his presidential library. >>> and mystery in the sky. a fireball is spotted over southern california. this is the "cbs morning news." , i need the right nutrition. so i drink boost?. boost? complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. in three delicious flavors. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost?. (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's different and may need a different approach. opioids block pain signals, but can also block activity in the bowel. which is why it can feel like your opioid pain med is slow

jr. we are back with gloria, david, nia, michael.terms of what we are -- david, you have been to a lot of these conventions. how different is the start of this one? >> it's obviously starting with a big emotional punch. i agree with what everybody said here. they may have been narrow cast but they were effective narrow casting to the republican base. as i said earlier, one of the missions for donald trump is to try and unify the republican base and these speeches are helpful in that regard. the reason he needs to do it is as you point out, bob dole is the only living candidate for republican candidate for president dating back 30 years to appear here and a lot of republican, leading republicans aren't here. they have decided this was the week to clean their sock drawers because they didn't want to be part of this. >> john kasich, the governor of this state who is hosting this convention, is not here. >> you see it in the numbers. donald trump has work to do. he's about 12 points off of where mitt romney was among republicans and he n

jr. has written a new book called "framed" why michael skakel spent over a decade in prison for a murdersays the -- the book says skakel is completely innocent. i talked with mr. kennedy earlier this week. >> so i don't want to adjudicate the case on television that's not fair. i do want to get into the fact that the connecticut supreme court will make a decision on whether there is a new trial for michael skakel any time now, do you have any heads up on that. >> no. could be as long as cob two weeks. >> you don't know but. if they say no new trial then skakel goes back. >> he would go back. michael served 11 and a half years on a 25 to life sentence. if they overrule that michael goes back to jail. if they uphold it, then the prosecutor has to decide whether to retry the guys that i found were the real killers. >> what i found fascinating about your book was that you and your cousin, michael skakel weren't exactly friends when this whole thing went down; is that correct? >> we were friends in the early 1980s. we were very close. we both got sober at the same time. but, our friendship de

reagan's son michael said, "my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it in forgiving john hinckley jr. maybe we should do the same." this hospital some time in early august, but, scott, the judge imposed a long list of conditions, including no weapons, no talking to the media, and no skipping out on his mental health care appointments and if he does miss any of those conditions he could end up right back here. >> pelley: chip reid, thank you. well, donald trump is doing all he can to steal the spotlight from the democrats during their convention. he called a news conference in miami today, and major garrett i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be reward mightily by our press. >> reporter: that's a reference to e-mails sent and received from hillary clinton's nonsecurity, unauthorized private server when she was secretary of state. f.b.i. director james comey described her conduct as extremely careless but did not support filing criminal charges. trump's call for russian intelligence officials suspect moscow of hacking more than 19,0

michael flynn and senator joni ernst of iowa. tomorrow will feature trump's children tiffany and donald jr. as well as ben carson and soap opera star kimberlin brown. trump's choice for vice president indiana governor mike pence headlines wednesday night along with newt gingrich and trump's son eric. and thursday night's acceptance speech will be preceded by billionaire investors and his daughter ivanka. with the top slots largely going to family members and employees of the trump organization and not some of the party's top officials chairman paul manafort explained the theme. >> it's going to be a very personal convention. you're going to have his family speaking. friends who have known him speaking. people who have worked with him, both inside the company and outside of the company. and so you're going to see how he's built his successful empire. you're going to see how he's taking care of people who, you know, he just meets them, you know, through newspaper stories he reads about and has that sense of community and sense of philanthropy. so you're going to get a broader perspective of t

oldest son michael said my father did more than say the lord's prayer, he lived it in forgiving john hinckley jr. for reagan's daughter, patty, different reaction. forgiving someone in your heart doesn't mean you let them loose in virginia to pursue whatever seems short sited and unwise. are we so sure his psychosis is under control? consequences could be quite catastrophic. moment forever etched in the memories of americans chaos when he shot president reagan and two others. she was found insane and ordered to a hospital in washington. paul l. friedman writing hinckley at 61 no longer poses a danger to himself or others. hinckley can stop living at that mental hospital and full time with his 90-year-old mother at a hours south of washington where he has been staying 17 days a month. >> he has to carry a trackable phone and provide information about vehicles he will be driving. >>> breaking news about a national grid site in everett. >> more bones found where police found the skeletal adult woman ages 20-50. police say she was wearing a long sleeved white t-shirt, black pants and black boots. th

michael reagan, the oldest son of ronald reagan says his father fraif john hinckley jr., maybe we should he says, but the reagan library, the presidential foundation in california says hinckley is still a threat and he should not be subject to this kind of release. now he has been staying for up to 17 days a month with his mother under the current court restrictions, but the doctor now says -- the judge says all the doctors agree that he's gotten all he can out of being in the hospital, chris. >> pete williams, thank you for that. >>> we are live from independence mall in philadelphia, but tonight, vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be taking center stage. introducing himself to the country and making the case for hillary clinton. did donald trump just give him an opening by coming out today and encouraging russia to dig up more dnc e-mails? we'll be right back. with hydrogenated oil... ...but real joyful moments are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. share the joy. the search for relief often leads to places like... this... this... or this. today, there's a ne

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jr. from a psychiatric facility 35 years after hinckley shot president ronald reagan outside a washington, d.c. hotel. members of the reagan family now michael suggested it's time to forgive hinckley tweeting "my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it in forgiving john hinckley jr. maybe we should do the same. patty saying "forgiving someone in your heart doesn't mean you let them loose in virginia to pursue whatever dark agendas they may still hold dear." the memory forever etched in the memories of so many chaos and confusion captured on camera. a nation mesmerized in horror as they watched footage of the assassination attempt over and over. hinckley was just 25 years old when he shot reagan, white house press secretary james brady and two others. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity and ordered for treatment at st. elizabeth hospital in washington. in wednesday's court order, u.s. danger to himself and others. hinckley can stop living at that mental hospital and live full time with his 90-year-old mother in a gated community in williamsburg, virginia, two hours south of washington where he's been staying up to 17

jr. found him not guilty by reason of insanity and live full time with his 90-year-old mother in a gated community in williamsburg, virginia, two hours south of washington. reagan's oldest son michaelt his father forgave hingry, adding maybe he should do the same. patti davis says forgiving someone doesn't mean you let someone loose. some of the hinckley neighbors say they're worried. >> bring him here and put him under the care of his 90-year-old mother seems to be a pretty foolish decision. >> reporter: the judge ordered hinckley to get a job or do volunteer work, stay away from government officials and have no contact with members of the reagan family or jodi foster the actress he was trying to impress by shooting president reagan. all goes well, hinckley will start living from his own a year from now, but the man who prosecuted hinckley says that should never happen. >> i don't think that anybody who tries to nullify a national election with a bullet should ever be walking free no matter what their mental state. >> that was pete williams reporting. >>> last night, president obama tried to define his legacy. just ahead, the place where it will be officially housed. "way too earl

. >> michael bloomberg says i'm from new york and i know a con when i see one. that was brutal. >>> a lot more news to discuss. including john hinckley jr. the man who tried to kill ronald reagan, he will be completely free next week. >>> the man who shot president reagan and three others 35 years ago is about to go free. john hinckley jr's release could come as early as august 5th after a federal judge ruled he is no longer a threat to himself or others. he will live with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. patty davis said the ruling sickens her heart. michael reagan tweeted that his father for gave hinckley and maybe we should do the same. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. here in philadelphia at the cnn grill, president obama just a few hours ago, going to bat for hillary clinton. was his endorsement a home run? we have that next. it w to see eve i just wish it had been for a better reason. me, too, but the eulogy that frank's daughter gave was beautiful. i just feel bad knowing they struggled to pay for the funeral, especially without life insurance. i wish they would've let us help. but, it did make me think, though. about what? wel

michael, what did you think was the truth about the two trump children we heard from tonight? >> well, you're right, it really was the trumpiest night. and donald jr been preparing for this for years. this is something i think people don't understand, is that he's been very deeply into politics since at least 2011. when i talked to him in 2013, i could tell he was warming up to this kind of role. so he pulled it off. i think, you know, donald counted on his kids to really be the supporters that are guaranteed good batters up at the plate for him, and he hit the ball hard. >> whether the family business is a paint store or television or construction business, it can safely be said and we've seen the evidence of it, these kids were all brought up in the family business, which in their case, kind of bridges some different concerns. >> well, it does. and one of the areas that trump is deeply into is entertainment. he actually -- his first dream was to be a movie producer and director. and then he produced a broadway play that was his actual first construction project and i think these kids, we have to think of them as showbiz kids. they've all been on

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michael flynn. the number two pick in this thing. >> willie robertson. >> and antonio sabato jr. >> make america sexylationship to larry sabato. >> how important is it to hear melania speak? >> i think it's important because we haven't heard her from that too much. i think we heard from one time on the campaign trial back in iowa. i think it will be interesting for america to see her, i think. number two, just telling that story of donald trump behind the scenes. >> yeah. >> what he's like at home i think is really one of the goals by the end of the week. >> when we had trump on 20 minutes ago, we said we'd hear her story because she came to this country essentially the legal way. but you're suggesting we might hear stuff about behind the scenes at home, like he never takes out the garbage? >> to make him human. people see him and they think this is a bigger than life figure. she's there with him. >> indeed. >> has a son. i think you'll hear a lot of that as you go forward. i do think that tonight because of all that we have experienced over the last two weeks it will take at the beginning a differen

michael steele. msnbc political analyst and university of public policy informer congressman herald ford jr. >> so smart. >> good morning. >> and on capitol hill, managing editor and co-host of "all due respect" mark halperin. >> you've done what you did last night what you've done before. text, text, call, call. it's like, watch trump on tv. >> turning it on. >> i have to say, even bill kristol was saying afterwards, that was something. that was something. that was amazing. he's like i'm not sure what i saw, but that was amazing. >> i'll tell you what you saw. you saw him connecting with the crowd in a way that no other politician in the history of politics that we know ever could. you acan't imagine a republican candidate going up there and talking about his golf course in turnberry without getting killed. remember the car elevator and all sorts of things that plagued mitt romney. this guy talks about his turnberry golf course and everybody in the audience is with him about the construction project and about his son and they actually feel they could own a golf course in turnberry. he connects. he conn

jr. he will definitely be speaking. a big night and big morning in times square, isn't that right, michael strahan?, robin. you know, coming up on our big board, we have a huge story breaking on the olympics and that major doping scandal which you won't want to miss and have ha coming up. back to you, george. >> that is coming up and right now we'll have lara exclusive interview with ivank she's been called her father's secret weapon. she'll introduce him thursday night. she's been very poised in the spotlight. >> poised is the right word and ivanka says her father's candidacy is all about looking toward the future, something she is excited to be a part of and also not holding back about big republicans choosing to sit out the convention and her father's campaign. was just over a year ago that you announced your father's presidential bid. >> it is my pleasure to introduce to you today a man who i have loved and respected my entire life. >> in just a few days you'll do it again, this time, though, as the presidential nominee. what has this year been like for you. >> it's almost impossible to describ

michael smerconish, saturday mornings, 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. thank you. >>> next, let's talk about mr. trump's adult children, don jr. after ted cruz tries to steal the show. >>> plus, ivanka trump opens up to cnn about what kind of father donald trump is. hours before she introduces her father to the nation. >> he wasn't long on diaper changing and things like that, but he -- i think maybe he was a little bit more traditional in that regard. but he was very accessible and very available. i never questioned that my siblings and i were his top priority. [burke] hot dog.seen it.covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ foand millions moremericans lwho feel its effects.s, let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. >>> let's talk about donald trump's children. because they are playing a major, major role in his campaign and here at the convention. they have been a driving force on the stage here at the q, defending him, personalizing him as the party delegates and milli

michael training to be a marine pilot. he also spoke about how he was originally a democrat. his heros, jfk and dr. martin luther king jr.s ready to join the campaign for trump in a heartbeat saying the country needs a common sense policies of trump. one of the most touching moments when he recognized his mother in the audience. >> my mother is here. [ applause ] >> would you join me in welcoming the light of my life, my mom, nancy? >> and he spoke about his mother. he spoke about his father who has since passed away. his wife of 31 years, karen, and we mentioned the kids a little earlier. charlotte, adrienne and michael. they were there joining him on stage. pence later acknowledged trump's children, saying you can't fake good kids. which i think everybody would agree with, and i think a lot of people have put the focus on trump's children. ivanka specifically who we know will introduce trump tonight. many people looking forward to that and finally seeing trump speak as well. >> it was great. he did a great job. it was wonderful seeing his family there on stage. he didn't answer one question that's been lingering out th

jr. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: not really famous for doing anything, but he has the name. >> well. >> jimmy: he was there. pat sajak was there. >> sure. [ beeping ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> who else was there, jimmy? >> jimmy: michael sweet, sweet gray silver fox beard? >> jimmy: yeah, he did. >> the hair. >> jimmy: he was there, and kenny rogers was there, too. >> kenny rogers. [ light laughter ] kenny rogers, little known fact, everybody knows is a a gambler. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we know he's a great country western thing. there's some kind of chicken franchise, i'm not quite clear about. >> jimmy: rogers roasters. >> rogers roasters. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but he's one of the premiere bagpipe players. [ laughter ] [ beeping ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah, bagpipes. scottish heritage, for my people. >> jimmy: scottish heritage? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i am from irish heritage. >> there's no scots in you? [ laughter ] that sounded strange. >> jimmy: no scot in me at all, no. no. >> just irish. i'm irish and scottish. >> jimmy: yeah, you can't tell i'm irish, but i'm irish. >> just a wee bit. >> jimmy: just a wee bit. [ laughter ] a wee bit, just a wee bit. >> a wee bit. >> jimmy: just a wee bit, yeah. >> oh now. >> j