mr. anderson, do you have anything to say? >> jake. walter anderson was akud of violently choik and gagging her until she passed out. then leaving her unconscious body outside pleaded no eso un. frars the judge acr accepted the plea deal that register as a s. and in a surprising move, the judge ruled anderson does not have to serve any jail time and instead giving him-years probation. earlier this yeerp he allowed another conviksed availant so they could koont their college courses. writing "i mb gefb state said that after all yeez years, justice was achieved. >> and he says it original allegations hard to prove and this insures he is in the system getting treatment. >>> "modern family" actress reveal gsz the extend of personal health struggle . he tond kidney came from her brother. hyland was born with with kizfly teer she thault about suicide. she says she's sharing her stories in hopes others will reach out. >> when we come back eye-popping out oftz at theurous universe show. miss universe outfit show. they don't help si mlengoms. h

lots of people to their own people mr anderson we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. most people thing to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out in the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. question. welcome back to worlds apart they were now always direct actions and i think just as innocent before the break i ask you about barack obama i'm sure on a personal level you have far more affinity many people in russia do as well because he was a far more likable person he's now replaced by a much more controversial person but the person who doesn't try to break down better than he. what do you make of don't trunk. will have been brought up with the principle no emotions. having put it to sions is this a was my medical doctor i want him to do his job i don't need to like so i try not to attach any particular person feelings maybe something technical objections they would have

meets with anderson and says major anderson, do you remember ever having seen me before and anderson says no, mr. president, i really don't remember, i'm sorry, and lincoln says i was only involved in a war before once, it was the blackhawk war in illinois, 1832 and guess who mustered me into war service, it was you, major anderson. anderson was bowled over, completely charmed. he was a lincoln man for the rest of his life. >> next call for michael beschloss comes from robert in temecula, california. >> caller: hey, hi. thank you for taking my call. my thing is, i would like to say when i was a young teenager, i remembered the press, the media and president johnson, they had this commercial, you probably are very familiar with the daisy commercial. >> it ran in the fall of '64. >> caller: yes. that's where the little girl -- they are saying goldwater's a crazy man, he's going to blow up the whole world and you're going i'm scared, i'm believing johnson, i'm believing abc, cbs, nbc, and goldwater, i think he only won one state, maybe one state, in all that, then later on, three of my friends were

and after kate anderson brower ripped mrs.ying this. >> what's been the hardest thing that you have to deal with? >> i would say the opportunists who are using my name or my family name to advance themselves. >> brower's response is this. really? after all the pain she has witnessed as first lady from meeting with the parkland survivor to visiting with children separated from her parents at the border, has the media really been the most difficult part of her job? if so, that's a big problem. the first lady spokeswoman, stephanie grisham, called brower's opinion uncalled for. the media consistently ignores the first lady's work, her comprehensive be best initiative is focused on helping children and yet somehow she is still characterized as a reluctant first lady. what do you make of her criticisms? >> the backstory is that i think she felt strongly about responding to kate anderson brower's op-ed. we have often seen her punch back. she's not different from her husband that way when she feels attacked and it's an unnecessary at

we carry with us a space treaty around the moon, and bill anderson would like to present that to you, sir. [applause] commander borman: and mresident, jim lovell have a picture of the ranch i think he would like to share. [laughter] [applause] host: from 1968, and all three crew members, as you pointed out, still alive. this is a more recent photograph, william anders, james lovell, and frank borman. don is calling from alexandria, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to thank mr. kurson and commend c-span for bringing or reminding us of what mr. kurson said was one of the most tremendous events in human history. i know people will be thinking quite a bit about the first man on the moon, to walk on the moon, but this event, which was the first time humans went to the moon, is, in my mind, just as substantial as the apollo 11 next july. so thank you for bringing that to the nation's attention. i hope the media will pick up on this event. the three humans, thank god they are still alive, that first went to the moon. i was 8 years old at the time. if you had told me when i was 8 years old that in 50 years we wou

anderson is that life in paris ok. the prime minister mahinda rajapaksa has quit he plans to address in the nation at some point later today mrrajapaksa was appointed several weeks ago and that set off a political crisis that left sri lanka without a functioning government and facing the prospect of being unable to pass next year's budget and let's hear brian reports. less than two months ago he was being sworn in as new prime minister but after weeks of political turmoil mahinda rajapaksa has submitted his resignation to allow president my three palace serious enough to appoint a new government rajapaksa was previously sri lanka's president for a decade bringing to an end a long civil war with a brutal final assault on the tamil tiger rebels but in october sri lanka was plunged into a constitutional crisis when president cirrus sr appointed rajapaksa as prime minister and unceremoniously sacked. within days thousands turned out to show their anger at serious in his decision and since then there have been demonstrations supporting and opposing rajapaksa and on the negative this is not good. prime minister he finished the war

mr. president? >> thank you. >> we might but we have none. thank you very much. >> it was like that all day long, anderson. couldn't really hear what the president was saying. we have to throw up subtitles to get the few words of what the president had to say. the white house later on in the afternoon said that the reason why the president did not meet with vladimir putin was not because of the russia investigation. it was because of the tensions between the russians and ukraine. when it comes to meeting with muhammad ben salman, the white house said they exchanged pleasant t pleasantries, but it was not like the photograph you showed a few moments ago. >> yesterday, we had reporting about how the president -- what his mood had been like behind the scenes. i'm wondering, have you learned anything more today? >> reporter: you know, more of the same, anderson. i mean, this was really a concerted effort on the part of the white house to keep the president away from these questions about the russia investigation. what we're going to find out tomorrow is whether they can ultimately finish the trip down to argen

mr. trump in 2017. the president is slamming his former secretary of state, rex tillerson. on twitter, the president said andersonumb as a rock lazy as hell and did not have the mental capacity needed for the job." the president added the current secretary of state is doing "a great job." during a public appearance in houston, tillerson called the president undisciplined and said "he doesn't like to read." has signed a stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. the funds key government departments -- this funds key government departments for three weeks to find a resolution for their turmoil on the u.s. mexico border wall. jeremy corbyn expects the brexit guild to be defeated in parliament. government said the should resign or renegotiate the withdrawal agreement from the eu if mp rejects theresa may's deal on tuesday. he said the alternative is a customs union with the eu. >> because some union, specific one in which we have a say on what goes on. and, our protection of what is right in consumer protections. mark: the brexit deal is proving a tough sell. prime minister may is under pressure to delay n

tillerson telling a fund-raiser md anderson, so often the president would say here's what i want to do, and here's how i want to do it. and i would have to say to him, mr. president, i understand what you want to do, but you cannot do that that way. it violates the law. david, what's your reaction to this? >> i think this is an astounding revelation. to have your former secretary of state, no matter how sour the relationship got, no matter how quickly the relationship soured, this is the former secretary of state who is now revealing that he would have to take the president's idea to accomplish something and explain to him that what he wants to do, the way he wants to do it, would be against the law. that is not a headline that any president would want to have out there. so while i know we were talking about the president perhaps trying to distract from negative mueller news coming his way later today, perhaps, getting these nominations out there, trying to program or do some counterprogramming, i should say, this breaks through in a pretty significant way to hear from rex tillerson in his first interview since she served as secretary of state and in t

mr. president if you don't want to believe science maybe start with climate kids do the nasa do the glove. it's a pretty easy read, it's fun, there are pictures. >> laura: oh, that's right andersone smarter than everyone else. anyone scared yet? what if we were to tell you that policy paper was funded with the help of billion airs tom steier and mike bloomberg. the man who uncovered the funding chuck did he have vor. tell us a bit about how you were able to find out who funded this and what their climate agenda may be. >> that's a great question. first of all i owe a lot to nick morris at the heritage foundation. ed a quick critique on the point you showed. the huge hit to the economy and thousands of people dying. that's what the media focused on. that was taken from one study funded unfortunately by federal government tax dollars and michael bloomberg and tom steir and i dug into it and found out professor rising from berkeley is a vert able basket case o his blog he talks about eliminating the president. on his blog he talked about how he's concerned about the rise of religious stream miss many in the united states and the middle east. equating guys like me with al qaeda and

anderson cancer institute last night at a forum. tillerson said to the president, so often the president would say here's what i want to do and i would say, mr. president, i understand what you want me to but you can't do it that way. it violates the law and the treaty. tillerson also said this. >> he acts on his instincts in some respects look like impulsiveness but it's undisciplined, doesn't like to read, doesn't read briefing reports, doesn't like to get into the details of a lot of things but rather says look, this is what the i believe. you can try to convince me otherwise, but most of the time you're not going to do that. >> the president has famously said that when he gets hit, he hits back twice as hard. he did today on twitter tweeting "mike pompeo is doing a great job. i'm very proud of him. his predecessor didn't have the mental capacity needed. he was dumb as a rock and i couldn't get rid of him fast enough. he was lazy as hell." now it's a whole new ball game. great spirit at state. charles? >> thanks, john. never a dull moment. >> never. >> from the russian probe to the comey testimony, how does our next guest see this playing

we carry with us a space treaty on the moon, and bill anderson would like to present that to you, sir. [applause] borman: and mrpresident, jim lovell have a picture of the ranch i think he would like to share. [applause] [laughter] [applause] from 1968, and all three crew members, as you pointed out, still alive. this is a more recent photograph, william anders, james lovell, and frank borman. don is calling from alexandria, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. andnt to thank mr. kurson command c-span for bringing or what mr. kurson set was one of the most tremendous events in human history. i know people will be thinking quite a bit about the first man on the moon, to walk on the moon, but this event, which was the first time is, inwent to the moon, my mind, just as substantial as the apollo 11 . july.nk you -- 11 next so thank you for bringing that to the nation's attention. media will pick up on this event. the three humans, thank god they are still alive, that first went to the moon. i was 8 years old at the time. if you had told me when i was eight years old that in 50 years we would not be capabl

mrs. bush, for president bush it will be a huge community outpouring here. there was shots on the local news last night. very sweet. >> today is only just beginning. andersonooper will be with us throughout the day as well. >> a lot to look for. i want to talk to our guests here in washington as we await the beginning of this service. jaime, i am wondering what you are hearing about what we may expect inside during the service. >> so the eulogy from james baker, his oldest friend, went back so far that james baker was a democrat when george bush first met him. since -- they have always been close, but since barbara bush passed, james and suzanne baker have been with him almost every day. they were there the last day when he passed. >> remarkable moment that the reverend talked about yesterday. >> where he massaged his feet for a half hourment and you saw the former secretary of state -- james baker is a pretty tough guy. when you see him break down, it's very powerful. and i think you're going to hear about their friendship from him. and then we're going to hear from george p. bush, the eldest grandson, the only member of the bush family right now to be ho