his son, mike, jr. urors he did not want to believe that his dad killed hig m eed his mo doubts about his innocence. then mike, sr. took the stand and once again shifted his story about his wife's disappearance. now he was about to learn his fate in this decades old case and there were still more surprises ahead. here with the conclusion of our story is keith morris. >> there are few things in american life as dramatic as weighted with consequences as the moment a jury, verdict in hand, files into a courtroom. had they been persuaded that mike killed carol or even that she was dead? mike's family held its collective breath. so did the prosecutor and the police. >> you know, you don't know what to expect. >> and now, here was mike's fate. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, michael clark lubahn, sr., guilty. >> guilty of second degree murder. mike lubahn was going to prison. a long-time detective jim wallace found surrounded by a very unfamiliar reaction. >> i've had cases befo

his son, mike, jr. didn't want to believe his dad killed his mom, but he had doubts about his innocence. then mike, sr. took the stand and once again shifted his story about his wife's disappearance. now he was about to learn his fate in this decades old case, there were still more surprises ahead. here with the conclusion of our story is keith morrison. >> there are few things as dramatic as weighted with consequence as a moment of jury, verdict in hand, files into a courtroom. had they been persuaded that mike killed carol, or even that he was dead. they held their breath. >> you don't know what to expect. >> and now, here was mike's fate. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant guilty. >> mike was going to prison. jim wallace felt surrounded by a very unfamiliar reaction. >> i had cases before where you get done and you walk out of the courtroom and the family throws their arms around you and they are so grateful. that's not this case. >> i was very surprised that the jury woul

. >> i got a check dropped off in mike jr.'t say senior, he cashed it. so he almost made 150 bucks. >> i'll pay it back. >> still haven't gotten it yet. >> yeah, dad says he tries not to worry about his sons and just tells them to be careful. he says if the department ever needs him again, hll four of them from the same family. >> they got service from him and some good looks there. good for them. >>> all rieeblue. >> it's the largest known great white ever documented spotted off the coast of hawaii by divers and marine biologists following tiger sharks when they spotted deep blue. >> the shark is about 20 feet long and weighs 2 1/2 tons. it was last seen near mexico in 2013. >>> finally 50 years have passed since one boy's message in a bottle began its journey. >> this week the response finally arrived. >> finally? >> finally. paul gilmore was 13 when he wrote a note and threw it into the indian ocean. >> a 9-year-old in australia found it and threw it back in the water the same day but gilmore hasn't been told yet. >> that's

and prosecutors are now saying they are going to call mike flynn's son, mike flynn, jr. as a witness in the trial even though they are not calling mike flynn, sr. because they consider him a coconspirator. the keion trial, the second jury trial of the mueller investigation started today and nobody knows where it's going to go. the question of the resolution of the case, the key figure in the campaign, mike flynn, is suddenly absolutely wide open and we expect revelations in court. jury selection was today and opening arguments were today. this is going to be a drama over the next week. and now on top of that tonight, cnn just broke a remarkable new story that appears to fill in a key part of the plot that we had not previously had about what happened in the elections and it has to do with -- >> wikileaks. >> wikileaks. >> wikileaks. >> wikileaks. >> this just came out. this just came out. wikileaks. i love wikileaks. >> the hillary clinton documents released today by wikileaks. >> exposed by wikileaks. >> we all talk about wikileaks. >> they're got it all down, folks. wik

those were -- he brought them up in questions about mike flynn and donald trump, jr. and wikileaks.erstand? >> michael flynn is not a threat. he is out of government. kislyak is no longer. the election bleeds into the next cycle and there was continuation of that that counter intelligence at large. the other specific matters have live strands and i'm not sure what he was talking about. >> the live strands are of acute interest. the former chief of counter intelligence at the justice department. if you are interested to see the people getting charged with the registration act and that's not something we used to pay a lot of attention to. a lot of legal ground work was laid. we'll be right back. stay with us. as laid we'll be right back. stay with us when i book at hilton.com i get to select my room from the floor plan... free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. [ text notification now that you have] new dr. sc

mike barnicle. professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner. great to have you all with us. >> great to have everybody with us. mike, we have a lot to talk about, but my gosh, the home run derby last night, one for the ages. >> oh, yeah. i mean, first of all, you have pete alonso, rookie, new york mets, winning it. incredible. i mean, the number of home runs that were hit, over 300. and you had young vlad guerrero jr. and jack peterson from the dodgers going back and forth with two or three hitoffs they call them. 49 home runs, 50 home runs. just an amazing evening for major league baseball's home run derby. it really was. and $1 million to the winner. >> and alonso made more money last night than he'll make all year for the mets. >> yeah. >> yes, but the good news is there's a lot of money waiting for him over the course of his career. he's such a great player. george and i got to sit and watch a little of that last year. some years it comes and goes. vlad guerrero, he's

mike barnicle. professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner. great to have you all with us. >> great to have everybody with us. mike, we have a lot to talk about, but my gosh, the home run derby last night, one for the ages. y

those were -- he brought those up in questions about mike flynn, questions about donald trump jr., questions wikileaks. how should we understand what he was saying there? >> michael flynn is not a threat anymo anymore, he's out of government. it's quite possible that the counterintelligence investigation having to do with the russians effort to subvert the 2016 election bleeds into the next election cycle and there's some continuation of that. but the other ones he mentioned have live strands. >> those live strands are of acute interest to me now and i guess that's all we can say about it at this point. dav david, if you have been interested to see all of these people getting charged with violating the foreign agent registration act, that's not something we used to pay a lot of attention to, a lot of the legal groundwork for that was laid by david. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. >> we'll be right k stay with us aker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanshi

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jr. blasting one to center field a two-run shot. that's 17th for the rookie. 3-0, padres. sixth inning, same score. sandoval singles to left. mike yxth, though, padres thing. greg garcia with a pinch-hit single to drive in a pair. and the padres win it 5-1. giants now 2 1/2 games out in the wild card. >>> that's all for sports. more news after the break. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity delivers the best in-home wifi experience. plus, add xfi advantage for enhanced network security. click, call or visit a store today to learn more. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have chang

it was not only about donald trump, jr., communicating with wikileaks about that material. it was not only about the extent of mike flynn's compromise with russia as he was lying about his interactions with the russian government while he was holding a very sensitive national security position in the u.s. government. it also includes the basic question of whether or not the president is or was compromised by russia because of his hidden financial dealings with them that they could expose at any time. apparently to the extent this stuff has been looked at, it was never a mueller matter, it's an fbi matter. it was and is an fbi matter. in some cases he said explicitly, it is an ongoing counter intelligence matter at the fbi, or presumably a matter otherwise for the intelligence community. well, the intelligence committees and house and the senate have oversight over the intelligence community. they're the only ones who do. and now they have just been given an open door from robert mueller inviting them to find out what is going on with those investigations because mueller says, yeah, those are real investigations an

mike barnicle. white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. eddie glaude jr.ill and karine jean-pierre. the republican party's essential silence unfortunately sets up our next guest very well. president trump tweeted so interesting to see progressive democrat congresswomen who originally came from countries who are the worst and most corrupt, blah blah blah, something about going back to their countries. it's all pretty disgusting so you can read. if you really want to. but at this point, we're not going to. the president of course is not mentioning anyone by name but the four apparent targets of the president's tweets were congresswoman ocasio-cortez of new york who was born in the bronx to the parents of puerto rican descent. >> americans. >> congress woman rashida tlaib who was born to palestinian immigrants. presley of massachusetts who is black and she was born in cincinnati. >> an american. >> raised in chicago. >> american. >> and congresswoman ilhan omar who was born in somalia but moved to the united states when she was 12 and is a naturalized u.s. ci

mike mica microphone. >> your investigation found that in june 2016, donald trump jr. made an arrangement to meet at trump tower along with jared kushner and others, expecting to receive dirt on the hillary clinton campaign, correct? >> correct. >> and you found in your investigation that on july 27th, candidate trump called on russia to hack hillary clinton's e-mail, something that for the first time they did about five hours later, correct? >> that is correct. >> and you also found that on august 2nd, mr. manafort met with a person tied to russian intelligence, mr. kilimnik, and gave him internal campaign strategy, aware that russia was intending to do a misinformation social media campaign, correct? >> we're not certain of the tie there. >> but the fact of that meeting, you agree with. >> the fact that the meeting took place is accurate. >> in your investigation, as i understand it, you also found that in late summer of 2016, the trump campaign, in fact, devised its strategy and messaging around wikileaks releases of materials that were stolen from the democratic na

mike mentioned, completely change the subject, focus on donald trump instead. but they also did defend kamala harris in the face of this attack from donald trump jr. >> absolutely. i think what biden has displayed is that the issues that donald trump jr. tried to surface, tried to bring into the conversation are not worth causing division among the democratic candidates. at the end of the day biden is going to support kamala harris when she is attacked from those within trump world. however, he still wants to communicate that he does believe that he is the best candidate to win the nomination based on his track record, and he's still really upset from people i've talked to about harris, what he considers misrepresenting his legacy and his policies when it comes to civil rights. >> so, philippe, is this going to work with this redirect strategy from the biden campaign? >> i'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt, and all things being equal the simplest answer for why he gave a statement about north korea because yesterday donald trump was in north korea and it was really the epitome of a stunt. because i know people who work for him. if they think they can

jr. had some nice things to say. >> bill: thank you for your time, sorry you couldn't hear us so well in detroit. >> thank you. >> bill: marianne williamson. governor mikehe would abandon his vote in favor of marianne williamson, does he still feel the same? the governor is with me now. fox news contributor, former governor of arkansas. good evening to you. what did you think? >> well, bill, i thought she was unique. it was different and the whole thing is a game show. i think these debates are disgusting. most of the people are treated not like people running for president, but people on a game show trying to win a buick. so if you're going to look at it in that context as i do, then marianne williamson was the most entertaining and frankly she was the most authentic. she was not scripted, she was not somebody who was very predictable and what she said, but on the other hand, do i think that she's seriously will be elected president? no. i give her credit, she pointed out -- people didn't think donald trump would be, but she was entertaining and i enjoyed it and if you like she was one of the few people on that stage was really being herself. >> bill:

mike ingram is part owner of the arizona diamondbacks, he donated more than $50,000 to donald trump's political committees, cochaired a cancelled inauguration fundraiser that promised half million dollar donors a hunting trip with donald trump jr and a private reception with the president. he's connected to interior secretary david bernheart too. ingram is a director of the safari international foundation, a group he once represented. and since donald trump became president, ingram has enjoyed easy access to trump administration decision makers who oversee his interests. schedules obtained by cnn show at least eleven meetings, phone calls or e-mails with top trump administration officials, including then epa chief scott pruitt and ryan zinke, who was secretary of the interior. and cnn has learned in august of 2017, mike ingram met up with his old lobbyist friend and then deputy interior secretary david bernhart, the first of at least five meetings with him. this secret meeting, not on any public calendar was a private breakfast held at mike ingram's hunting lodge in montana. just two weeks later, fish and wildlife supervisor steve spangle got that unusual call from washington and the villaged at vigneto was on track again. a l