in a case called morrison v olson, the supreme court upheld the constitutionality of that law. some members are talking about reintroducing that law, solving the problem by allowing an independent counsel to be selected. host: this is from illinois. independent line. connie, go ahead. caller: i want to thank mr. turley for telling the truth here. this investigation hasn't been going on for just a couple of months, it's been going on for a long, long time now. fbi and the cia all said there is no collusion found between the trump administration and they also found that hillary ,linton was guilty of her crime which would have put her in jail for a long, long time. said he was going to let her go because there was no judge that would hold her accountable. this is the difference between republican and democrat. that's about all i have to say. guest: connie, what i would say crossed the line was in that major press conference where he said we will not bring charges against hillary, but here's all the reasons we could have. i both defended and criticized comey during that period. he

a horrified crowd witnessed the disaster, including radio announcer herb morrison who famously cried, "oh, the humanity! in italy today, one of the world's top runners tried to finish a marathon in less than two hours. tke set him up with specially designed shoes and optimal condition onto a flat track including a pace car and runners to block the wind. he finished in two hours and 25 seconds, which would be a world record if the run didn't violate international rules. ciming up, how scientists are using drones to better predict when and where a tornado will strike. my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia- an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13® is approved for adults 18 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria th

it‘s been a pretty good start to the year for morrisons.xclude, new store openings, rose by almost 3.5%. that‘s despite the weak pound meaning higher prices for imported food. sales of new cars plunged in april by around a fifth from the month before. but that march figure was inflated by consumers rushing to buy cars ahead of vehicle tax hike. the car industry‘s trade body says more that 152,000 new cars were registered in april. let‘s turn to gold now. the mining group randgold is one of the biggest players in the market, and it‘s just seen its profits leap by more than a third. so what‘s it doing right? mark bristow is the chief executive of randgold and joins us now. thank you forjoining us. what is behind the really great results? gold mining is a long—term business, and ourflagship gold mining is a long—term business, and our flagship has gold mining is a long—term business, and ourflagship has really gold mining is a long—term business, and our flagship has really settled down nicely. we had a challenging year last year. but across—t

jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music grup, is dead.. >> the early years in music was sad, because you lose people and you lose the beatles. >> this small gatherings are only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may one day view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire -- the beatles are breaking up. >> it was like a death for a lot of people. rock and roll as we understood in the 1960s was no longer with us. >> there will never be another beatles, never. >> i wonder what i'm doing here with no drummers. i lost my old band, or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ it's easy if you try >> for so long you waited for the in beatles album to see where music was going. and we just hoped the music they would come up individually would be that good. >> i no longer have to -- oh, the beatles need an album. i just write when i feel like it. >> you know, you have even been called the dragon lady who brought the beatles apart. >> please give her credit for all the nice music that george made and ringo made and p

kershaw all business strikes out michael morrison in the fifth.liamson and the whif kershaw seven scoreless struck out five 6-1 the final ugly finish to a 5-2 homestand. >> great homestand, yeah, got to k be happy with it. won the series. would have liked to come away with the win but have to be happy going into the off day tomorrow how we played at home. >> former giants slugger barry bonds have a plaque unveiled on the giants wall of fame saturday july 8th he joins 48 others giants legends who received the wall of fame honor he is currently works as a advisor for the giants. >>> a's in seattle. old school there in green and gold. you'll get nothing and like it. a reliever goes career high seven and third and struck out nine. going to score a couple. this next one driven deep. i got it, i got it, i ain't got it. kind of nice for the a's the way twenty. this game went final 4-0 mariners. >>> encouraging news for the warriors who will fly to texas to be with the game three and four he's missed eight of the ten warriors playoff games after having ba

had the treasurer, scott morrison, signaling the howrnment will redefine talks about that and next week'st will discriminate between good debt for infrastructure spending and bad debt for welfare. i have a feeling this will loosen them up to spend on infrastructure and hopefully continue to protect the cherished aaa credit rating. rishaad: i just want to get your views on where they are with this. the end of the day, let's bring up these charts. here the rba is that a bit of a quandary -- they have driven interest rates to record lows. as a result, we have seen how financials in debt to income has gone up, and rates of pay have actually kind of fallen back a bit. this is 8164, showing how both mortgage debt, household finance debt to income, continuing to rise. have ledt uptick would many of the households into serious problems because they are leveraged. that is the danger of the house price double bursting, having a ripple effect. the people lending this money are the big banks. what are the numbers looking like? they must be getting worried about this as well. did stick upbers reasonab

. >> pleasure to be joined by rob townsend, from morrison forrester.build on the two largest deals on the year. so rob, thanks for joining us. thank you for wearing a suit for my honor. i appreciate that. so you guys come up with a semi-annual tech m & a survey. and there are a couple of questions i want to ask based on he results of that survey. 41% of people that surveyed and we're talking about investment bankers and m & a deal makers. 41% of people say that they believe donald trump's economic policies -- here's the graff, will estimate deal making. 37% say no change. 22% say it will inhibit or already has inhibited deal making and yet there hasn't been a real big year in tech m & a and the most common reason people tell me is there's uncertainty about what the trump conversation is going to be doing. how can both of these things be true at the same time? >> i characterize it by optimism. this is going to be a great year for m&a. 2015 and 2016 were trong year. people were expecting more in 2017. but as you alluded to, at last great deal of uncertai

here's kate morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning. but now in the night,s it w it done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym because in part, it isn't just a gym, it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures and that's what makes it special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shotputter named dave laut became his family's superman and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal at the 1984 olympics. >> i mean, after, i just cried. how do you not? how do you not cry when you see your brother up there getting a medal? it's cool. he was my big brother, but he was like my superman. he was my superman. >> don laut is dave's younger brother by 9 1/2 years. dave and don inherited a passion for athletics and fitness from their father. >> i remember my first milk when i was a kid, it was protein powder. >> this is all really built into your dna. >> yeah. >> and it's par

here's keith morrison with tangled. >> i can't put words to that. >> it's true, when you marry someone you marry their family, too. >> we need an ambulance. it looks like he's been shot. he's been shot, him and his wife both. >> not a bad thing to turn to mom or dad for advice, counsel. >> it's unreal. it's hard. sometimes you think maybe it didn't happen but maybe it really did. >> it's with their help and support after all that true love can deepen, grow and last. >> i watch the crime scene shows on tv and i never, ever thought that it's going to be my life. >> yeah, it really all is about family. >> the high desert opened ups near pueblo, colorado. this is where shannon palmer's mom and dad set out to create a holy life for their daughter. >> it was awesome. got to grow up with horses, dogs, chickens, free acres to run around on. >> shannon and her sister kelsey went to school. their mother pam devoutly a jehova's witness and their teacher. >> i loved it. i don't think i missed out on any aspect of my growing up. >> there were strict guidelines about sex and they learned that member

here's keith morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shot putter named dave laut became his family's superman. and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal in the 1984 olympics. >> i mean, after, i just cried. how do you not? how do you not cry when you see your brother up there getting a medal? it's cool. he was my big brother. but he was like my superman. he was my superman. >> don laut is dave's younger brother by nine and a half years. dave and don inherited a passion for athletics from their father. >> i remember my first milk when i was a kid, it was protein powder. >> it's built into your dna. it's part of your life. >> yeah, it really is. >> here is where that dna was planted, oxnard, california. a farm town on the beach north of l.a.'s encroaching sprawl. they grow mostly strawberries here now. lima beans back then. they were different in those days. >> when we grew up, you could ride your bike anywhere. everybody knew everybody. >> this is helen

i have taylor morrison homes on which is good. they are talking about labor shortages. there's a mismatch. there are people who will be working retail and they cannot go build homes. there's a terrible mismatch developing of workers in this country, between people who work with their hands and white collar people and the white color people, they are the ones including a checker is a white coll collar, people who have jobs that are not able to go shift into a world where we need people who drill, we need people who drive -- there's a tremendous truck and bus driver shortage, but you don't have the ability to shift if you're a checker, and that's something that we're going to have to talk about. that's going to be a very big theme over the next five years. >> i'm thinking back. the last nfib, the biggest concern was not inflation or taxes, it's canada's availability. >> isn't that something? isn't that something? just the mismatcmismatch. i see it all the time when i'm listening to the conference calls. you will have companies that are constrained by not having enough hig

jimmy and jim died -- janis joplin, jimi hendrix and jimmy morrison died in 1971. there were countless lesser-known figures who theirion became -- occupational opportunities blunted, stillborn. some of the people never recovered. recover.ds didn't their damaged relationships reknitted. aspects lots of serious to the counterculture. possibilityial , some of them seemingly reach to the stars, right? a millennial like manner. in some ways, it is an apocalyptic reality which helps of howen the hopes transformative this might have been. i talk about this at the near close of the book. we haveuter revolution experienced over the last few decades. the pc revolution. silicon valley. a lot of that is, believe it or not, connected with the counterculture. tote a bit is pertaining whom belongs to those pursuits. to reach ahe attempt different kind of consciousness in different ways and, just as the u.s. intelligence agencies and u.s. military help to sp counterculture through drug tests and help to spread the gospel about -- the military is heavily involved in embracing the c

here's keith morrison with tangled.

from thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton, to toni morrison and michelle alexander, our democracy has been shaped by writers. writers capture our hopes and ideas and inspire new ones. they are critical to ensuring that active engaged citizenry of which i spoke. at the core is the fact that words matter, not just to writers but to readers. the written word can be a personal missive, unified treaty, pencil story or a shared truth. it's the past, present in the future. we need to remember those who have come before and celebrate those who stand among us and encourage future generations. that's what the american writers museum can and will do. i commend and congratulate all those involved in this tremendous accomplishment. you. [applause] alderman represents the 14th ward city and is chair of the six chicago committee but he's also a writer. ed started his career as a policeman and a number of years ago but together a book called the end of watch about the sacrifices of our policeman and the times when they've laid down their lives to protect us to make our city more engaging. he's a

denise morrison from the campbell soup company. >> good soup. >> after, that companies began to invest more in soup technology to appease trump. soon, all soup became networked. they smarter and self-aware and rose up against us and started using can openers on us. oh, dear god! a chan of chicken noodle soup! eat crackers you high-sodium bastard! >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes tracy morgan timothy simons and musical guest dan auerbach. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: yeah, wooo! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, what's up? good to see you. what's going on? thank you very much. you cannot keep a friday crowd down. that's the problem right there. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is. ( cheers and applause ) it is friday. i think we all need a weekend. except james comey. his started on tuesday. ( laughter ) and ever since co

here's keith morrison. >> reporter: there are places even in our finest cities where only a particular kind of tourist might find what he or she is looking for, attractions for the damaged and the lost catered by agents who, for a profit, would damage them more. it was late. early april, 2013, peak of the spring tourist invasion, here in charleston, south carolina, so lovely, even in the dark as the horde of tourists drifted out of famous restaurants and into fine hotels. not far away, the moneyed elite of this storied city prepared to tuck securely into their beds, unaware of the cop prowling the avenue that runs north from the heart of the antebellum mansion district past century old houses now sadly derelict to a part of the street more comfortable in the dark. and under the watchful eye of officer daniel wilson. >> we've had various problems with different narcotics, and primarily crack cocaine. heroin's one of them. >> reporter: how horrified those wealthy folk would have been had they known the deadly secret officer wilson was about to expose about the prominent banker. >> i said

here's keith morrison. with a shot in the dark. >>> reporter: it was night when it happened. indian rocks beach, gulf coast of florida. two blocks from the water. 10:05pm. quiet at that hour, save for the odd passing car and snatches of neighborhood chatter, carried on a cooling ocean breeze. there was a moon, almost full. cara ryan was in bed. all alone, in a small darkened room. and then, fear, searing as a heart attack, the dogs. >> they were growling. that's one of the things that made me feel so -- scared. >> reporter: someone was coming into her house. >> the door crashed open. >> reporter: you said the lights were off. >> they were. >> reporter: was it so dark you couldn't actually make out who this person was? >> it happened so fast, and i was so afraid. >> reporter: she reached to the bedside table, opened the drawer, took out the gun. the one her ex-husband had given her. trained her how to use. aim for the mass, he'd always told her. aim for the chest. she heard the approaching footsteps from the front door to the bedroom. how many steps? >> like, 20. >> reporter:

, david morrison has a question for the panel.yes, sir, i think social costs? moderator: willie rennie. yes, sir, ithink we social costs? moderator: willie rennie. yes, sir, i think we should put an modest penny on income tax to have a colossal effect on public services. on the basic rate of income tax? on the basic rate of income tax? on the basic rate of income tax, that would deliver about £500 billion for scottish society, for scottish public services, we would invested in education, nursery, schools and colleges, to have that transformational effect because scottish education, as we knew, used to be one of the best in the world and it is now being judged asjust average the world and it is now being judged as just average and that's not good because it drives our economy, a good education system, to provide the skills for our workforce, but also for our companies to create that economic wealth, it's that virtuous circle. so, yes i would, but i'd also make sure we invest in mental health services because mental health services

here's keith morrison with "miami heat." >> reporter: it was dusk in miami. the day's heat retreated, parks filled up, soccer games were called to order. orlando mesa loved the evening ritual. he and his 18-month old son, noah. orlando doted on the boy. >> he was a hands-on dad. >> reporter: and noah's mom, cindy, was there to record it all. >> mhu pers so, you know, he was always doin' things with noah. >> reporter: and so, on a spring evening in the gathering dusk, orlando walked behind noah, who rolled along on his toy car. a security camera watched them toddle down the sidewalk. they disappeared around a corner. >> that was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: what happened? well, that's still being debated, in a way. a chain of events, certainly. of which a father-son evening stroll may have been the first. but certainly not the last. but, a moment first to fill you in. cindy, or janepsy, the name she was born with in cuba, came to miami as a teenager. she was bright, and ambitious. she learned english pretty much from scratch, became a hair dresser, e

. >>> tampa first baseman logan morrison after a foul ball popped up on the stands in the first bases up into the crowd to come up with the ball and a fan's hat. it doesn't match his uniform, so he tosses it back. cleveland goes on to beat the rays 8-7 but a pretty nice play in there. >> i'm still in awe of popovich's anger. >>> following the reports president trump gave highly classified information, feedback. >>> claims he made secret recordings in the white house. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair wrinkles? your time is up! with the proven power of retinol. reduces wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena® hey julie, i know today's critic...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ...non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy... ...head, no sick days medicine. "for great skin, you don't have ...just

color="#ffff00">denise morrison from the campbell soup company. >> good soup. >> after, that companies began to invest more in soup technology to appease trump. soon, all soup became networked. they smarter and self-aware and rose up against us and started using can openers on us. oh, dear god! a chan of eat crackers you high-sodium bastard! >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes tracy morgan timothy simons and musical guest dan auerbach. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: yeah, wooo! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, what's up? good to see you. what's go