0k, all right, mr angry. 0k, listen, there's no reason to wake the dead here — none.nough. i don't know... how can you expect anyone to put up with all this nonsense? all right, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i was wrong. well, i don't know. no, i'm sorry. i really am. it won't happen again. here is the thing with this film, i like both of those performers and you would have to be pretty hard—hearted to get annoyed with the movie, although i have read some reviews that took up against it. it is basically... you know the movie you think it is? it is exactly that movie. in the back of it there is a true story, isn't there? there really was a guy who had a shack and had to fight a legal battle, although i have to say this film's relationship with reality is inspired by that true story, but passing at the very best. compared to this, notting hill, the richard curtis movie, looks like a hard—hitting, tough and gritty film about urban grime. or truly madly deeply suddenly looks like a scary gothic horror movie in comparison. it is about as twee as it's possible for a movie to be. it

0k, all right, mr angry. 0k, listen, there's no reason to wake the dead here — none.put up with all this nonsense? all right, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i was wrong. well, i don't know. no, i'm sorry. i really am. it won't happen again. here is the thing with this film, i like both of those performers and you would have to be pretty hard—hearted to get annoyed with the movie, although i have read that some reviews have taken against it. it is basically... you know the movie you think it is? it is exactly that movie. in the back of it there is a true story, isn't there? there really was a guy who had a shack and he had to fight a legal battle, although i have to say this film's relationship with reality is inspired by that true story, but it's passing at very best. compared to this, notting hill, the richard curtis movie, looks like a really hard—hitting, tough and gritty film about urban crime. or something like truly madly deeply suddenly looks like a scary gothic horror movie in comparison. it is about as twee as it's possible for a movie to be. and itjust does all the t

0k, all right, mr angry. 0k, listen, there's no reason to wake the dead here — none.m sorry, i'm sorry. i was wrong. well, i don't know. no, i'm sorry. i really am. it won't happen again. here is the thing with this film, i like both of those performers and you would have to be pretty hard—hearted to get annoyed with the movie, although i have read some reviews that took up against it. it is basically... you know the movie you think it is? it is exactly that movie. in the back of it there is a true story, isn't there? there really was a guy who had a shack and had to fight a legal battle, although i have to say this film's relationship with reality is inspired by that true story, but passing at the very best. compared to this, notting hill, the richard curtis movie, looks like a hard—hitting, tough and gritty film about urban grime. 0r truly madly deeply suddenly looks like a scary gothic horror movie in comparison. it is about as twee as it's possible for a movie to be. it does the things you expect this kind of movie to do. i did not dislike it because i like those

i'm doing happy scenes, sad scenes, crying scenes, angry scenes, a mr.ednesday scene, a laura scene. they just wanted to -- a character, an actor, who could take this character through the emotional roller coaster he's about to go on. he hits serious highs, crazy lows. he's a shadow of his former self, he's lost everything in the world. he didn't know his father, his mom died when he was young, he had his wife. he traveled around america until he met laura and she was tragically killed in a car accident. the one thing he believed in, love, was taken from him. so when we meet he's got nothing. he goes on this crazy roller coaster. they wanted to make sure the actor was capable of hitting all those colors. >> since you mentioned "american idol," for sure one doesn't know how far they're going to go but they know what the end game is, they know where they're headed if they can survive. when you have to do 16 auditions to make something happen as an actor, do you ever in that process wonder whether or not this was meant for you? they tell you up front, this

mr. hodgkinson, angry rants of sorts, but said he never crossed the line congressman bosch making those commentsst." we are learning more exactly about this shooter why he came to this baseball field today, and opened fire on these lawmakers. a local affiliate i believe did speak to a friend of james hodgkinson who said this -- >> through the years he didn't back down from stuff i mean, he was in a few fights and stuff like that, but nothing that would demonstrate violence as far of what he did. >> reporter: what do you mean by that fights with people >> he never backed down from anybody. in a bar fight, whatever, he stood his ground. >> reporter: it's been 3 1/2 hours since the joint investigation, have various police departments giving updates what is currently happening and we will provide any details as we get that information going forward. back to you. >> thank you sounds like he was familiar with bar fights appreciate it. >>> minutes away from the fed's latest decision on rates joining us, all-star fed panel danielle, former adviser and vogel's cio and jpmorgan funds, and after the introd

there are a lot of people in the city who are very angry with what mr trump said but also bemused thate wrong is something that he continues to criticise. right, and donald trump had a public appearance earlier today and he did not comment on it at all, didn't take any questions. reporters during the regular white house press conference asked sarah huckabee sanders, deputy secretary, if donald trump was trying to pick a fight with amir khan, and he said not at all, coming was focusing on national security —— with sadiq khan. then they asked if he was being targeted by donald trump because he was a muslim mayor and she said it was utterly with the killers. she said what donald trump was trying to say is that there was reason to be alarmed over the rise in islamic extremism in the world. so in other words she answered a question that was not opposed to her and basically did not directly address anything about why donald trump decided to pick this fight, where he got the idea about what sadiq khan said was talking about being alarmed over a terrorist attack. nonetheless, anthony, it is qu

mr. speaker, i'm angry that republicans are trying to fool the american people. the republican health care bill is nothing more than a tax bill disguised as a health care bill. trumpcare is an almost $570 billion tax break for health insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies and extremely wealthy and it's a bill that asks working families to pay more for less. recently, a concerned constituent called my office after discovering that his son would need surgery at birth for a heart defect and subsequent surgeries later on and wanted to know what to do to stop trumpcare to help his son who would be born with a pre-existing condition. mr. speaker, let's pass health care legislation that invests and protects in the health care of all americans, hold the health care insurance industry accountable and lowers costs. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr

mr. williams would get angry if we said no. >> how is it going in here? what do you think. >> i'm thankful for my attorneys. >> reporter: there is no telling hot prosecution may be rolling out through the witness stan tomorrow morning, but day seven, coming here starting at 9:30. live outside federal court in center city, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lawsuit in california against bill cosby is moving forward. judy is suing cosby for allegedly sexually assaulting her at the playboy mansion more than 40 years ago, when she was just 15 years old. trial date has been set for july 30th of 2018. the judge set trial for next year since prosecutors in montgomery county are expected to retry cosby for criminal sexual assault. >>> authorities do continue to piece together what has happened during a late night shooting in south philadelphia , that left one man dead, police responded to the 2300 block of south marshall street, just after 11:00 last night. authorities say that an 18 year-old man was shot in the back and then managed to run inside of

i'm looking at when i see how the supreme court's going to react is will the supreme court be angry about mr. trump's constant attacks on the judiciary? he's made very personal attacks against individual judges and against the ninth circuit and even though you have a conservative majority on the supreme court, they are defensive of their institution. the institution of the judiciary, which is independent of the executive and the legislature. a lot of times you see the court coming together even though there's an ideological difference to definite the integrity of the court. so it's -- >> hold on a second. we're just getting the headline in from this decision. the ninth circuit court of appeals has ruled the travel ban remains on hold. we're told, but lets the government review vetting procedures. laura, that's the headline. the ninth circuit court of appeals rules the travel ban that the president opposed when he signed that executive order, the revised version, remains on hold means it's not going to be implemented but lets the government review vetting procedures. what does that say to you

angry uncle." "thanks for watching, mr. president!"ejected slogan, "you'd be pretty if you smiled more." ( audience reacts ) there is some good news out there, because for the last few years, scientists have been ruining our childhoods by telling us that dinosaurs may have actually been covered in feathers. look at how stupid that is. he looks like a parrot stepping on a lego. ( laughter ) paleontologists have confirmed that the t-rex had scaly skin and not feathers! okay? ( cheers and applause ) yeah. scaly skin, no feathers. >> jon: oh, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: now to see something that shouldn't be covered in feathers, you will have to go to coachella. ( laughter ) anyone here in new york city right now? ( cheers and applause ) wow, almost everyone. well, i've got some good news because new york city has eased the severity of laws against public urination. ( cheers and applause ) that's fantastic news! it's not easy to find a bathroom in this town! if you're waiting in line for the starbucks bathroom, the line just became the bathroo

mr. schumer: 25 days of consecutive session on a bill that was partisan in the sense that republicans were angry with it, but we still had the courage to have a debate on the floor, the courage of our conviction. second parliamentary inquiry. is the chair aware that a 25-consecutive day period of session ranked second in terms of the longest periods of consecutive session in the history of the u.s. senate? the presiding officer: yes, the chair is aware of that. mr. schumer: again, when the shoe was on the other foot, we democrats knowing we'd take brickbats, knowing there would be criticism, but for the good of the process and the good of the country we're willing to have debate, hearings, amendments. unless there's a dramatic change and i am misreading where my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are going, they're not going there. so, madam president, i'd ask unanimous consent that no motion to proceed to calendar number 120, h.r. 1628, the american health care act until the bill has been subject -- sorry. i read that wrong. i'll read it again. i ask unanimous consent that no motion to p

mr. president. hartless. mean -- heartless. mean and heartless. michelle: angryhetoric as we see the senate plan to repeal obamacare. we take a look at what is in the legislation. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: we begin with a deadly disaster last august. the flower branch apartments exploding killing serve people. the cause a gas leak reported but never fixed. another silver spring community fearing they could be on the cusp of a similar disaster. for months people living in the capital view neighborhood smelled gas. they reached out side" for help. nathan is getting results for them tonight. nathan? nathan: you can see where washington gas has been working on this street. you can see where the patch work has been done. for months residents said they smelled the powerful order. people think twice about walking outside because they keep smelling natural gas. michelle is worried. >> terrified. especially now that i'm pregnant. i think there being a fire, explosion and not getting to the baby. >> on her mind, last august's explosion tha

mr. sessions about his contacting with you russians are very angry, that they are not going to have a chanceo go back at him, to ask him why he was not truthful or whether or not he forget meetings we know there were two, there may have even been a third we're not sure, so there is kind of bad will and ever growing bad will among senate democrats, because of attorney general sessions' determination to testify before a forum he thinks obviously going to be friendlier to him than the appropriations committee would be. arthel: is he right thinking that? >> well -- look. i think he is clearly going to do what is in his own interests, or what he perceives to be in his own interests because, as you know, attorney general sessions is really fighting for his political life. this is a man who gave up a safe senate seat to endorses donald trump then to accept a sr., position in his administration he was originally rumored to be under consideration for vice president, that didn't happen. he wound up with the attorney general post and then he had a huge altercation apparently with president trump once h

mr. president. that's good. look at these critiques you are now hearing from usually friendly and supportive allies as sort of like an intervention. firing off these angry political destruction, according to journal. "if this pattern continues, mr. trump may find himself running an administration with no one but his family and the breitbart staff. people of talented integrity won't work for a boss who undermines them in public without thinking about the consequences. consequences for them and you." the journal likes you. they like your agenda. i findnic that on this the 73rd anniversary of d-day, some of your most ardent backers are girding for another battle, not for normandie, for normalcy. for sticking to an agenda that matters and not silly distractions that do not. that's what you're most ardent supporters are pushing for, for you to keep pushing. they want you signing legislation, not selling endless course where they are not saying never let them see you tweet. they are saying never let them see you sweat. remember, no one ever said that harry truman didn't have a temper. without ronald reagan had a long memory. they just preferred giving their c

ron wyden got angry today, i'd like your reaction to ron wyden, watch. >> mr. comey said there were matters with the respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> a oo why don't you tell me? there are none, senator wyden. there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. >> we can -- >> this is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me, and i don't appreciate it, and i tried to give my best and truthful answers to any committee i've appeared before, and it's really people are suggesting through innuendo that i have been not honest about matters and i've tried to be honest. liz: quick thoughts, jay, going to break soon, go ahead. >> the quick thought is it was james comey who said he only learned about the recusal with a memorandum or explanation and the department of justice the day he testified said that's not true. memorandum issued on march 22nd, it was addressed to james comey. james comey had a history of having to correct his testimony. not exactly a credible witness. liz: jay sekulow, go

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i understand why people are so angry, but you've got to let it go. there is a great headline about mr "when trump is silent on twitter, it says a lot." so when he tweets, that is a bad thing, but when he doesn't, it's even worse. i mean, that's crazy. >> jesse: i want the audience to know he said he was a young, dumb, and full of rage. >> greg: i was talking about myself. >> jesse: more terror in europe today, will it ever end? we will be >> dana: will come back to "the five," shortly after midnight, a van plowed into a group of muslim worshipers in london. one group died, the others were injured. 47-year-old darren osborne, a white man from wales, motivated by revenge, authorities are investigating the attacks as an act of terrorism, and then a another terrorism investigation is ongoing in france. rammed his car into a police vehicle, only the attacker died, thankfully. in london, this is kind of an interesting thing, so remember the terrorist, he's to worship at the small skit, the government actually shut down this musket, and after a period of time, they reopen it, was really cons

mr. president. he said that's okay, i didn't think about it. now if he called me donald, i would be very angry with him. kidding. he said donald, can you do me a favor? don't say anything bad about china. we do a lot of business with china. i like china a lot. i've known president xi for a long time. i really like him and he likes terry a lot, by the way. please don't say anything bad about china. which is hard for me to do. [laughter] >> president trump: i wouldn't. but then when i won and we were looking for somebody to represent us with china, very powerful country, we've had a very good relationship with china. i do like president xi. i wish we would have a little more help with respect to north korea, from china. that doesn't seem to be working out. i do like the president a lot. when i was thinking of who i was going to make for the ambassador to china, i remember about a year ago when terry branstad was saying all these great things. you are governor. i called him up. i said you've been doing this for 24 years, like how would you like to be ambassador to china? i didn't think you would

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the fussing is just going to get more and more angry until we step up and deal with the reality of what's driving our future, and that is demographics. mr. speaker, with that, i yield ack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from texas, mr. green, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise tonight and i'm proud to do so to present the pride resolution as june is pride month. and i'm also very proud tonight o have with me a member of the lgbt equality caucus who happens to be the co-chair, one of the co-chairs, there are six co-chairs and 11 vice chairs, 109 members. so at this time i'm going to yield to the co-chair, the honorable jared polis of colorado, after which i shall make some additional comments. mr. polis: i want to thank al groan of texas for bringing forward a resolution simply acknowledging the importance of this month. to the millions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender americans across the country. al green's resolution says in stark contrast to the t

angry. he's telling the truth. i could barely understand the words that are often the case the words of mr. dillane. this guy is truly pissed off. i went back three or four records by them to go back to find out who he was and when i got to the first record, there was a song called a song to woody which was a song to woody guthrie. i thought there is some connection and a new kind of who he was. i knew that he had written this land is your land that i had no idea if he was alive or dead. so it seemed to me to be revealing the man that would dep me understand among other things by anger. >> i' >> i'm going to accompany her on the mandolin. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm out here a thousand miles from my home ♪ ♪ walking the road other men have gone down the ♪ ♪ i'm seeing a new world of people and things ♪ ♪ here poppers peasants and princes and kings ♪ ♪ woody guthrie i wrote you a song ♪ ♪ about a funny old world that's coming along the ♪ ♪ seems sick and it's hungry, it's tired and it's ♪ ♪ it looks like it's dying and it's hardly been born ♪ ♪ i'm sending you a song but i can't sing enough ♪ ♪ cause there's not many

mr. he's our president. that's another thing i'm quite angry with the democrats about. being a democrat all my life. absolutely. this is the person you gave us to vote for with, all of her baggage? this is the person you gave us to vote for. what are you so angry about? what is all this anger? host: what do you think the next step should be in this investigation? caller: i think the next step in this investigation, which doesn't seem even possible anymore, we are in a situation now where there are no manners, there's so much fighting between both sides that it becomes very, --y, very obvious to me that they could fight like cats and dogs, but they were all interested in the country. what's happening now, as taxpayers, not only pay their taxpayers, but are trying to pay off debt, i don't understand cummings,ave men like for instance, who is so angry and so upset, and carrying on about, and god love him, believe me, i marched in anything that had to do was martin luther king, and i wish that obama wouldn't even mention his name, in my opinion. he has no right to even join in on that man's name. .e got

just a few of the angry words that have been exchanged between the dup leader arlene foster and her sinn fein counterpart. in a newspaper interview, she also called her "blonde", a phrase mrsa compliment. michelle o'neill saw rather differently. you see comments like blonde comments or all the rest of it, there's no place in political leadership for sexist remarks, for homophobic remarks, for racist remarks. we have a job to do to lead the way, to set the tone. and do you feel that she was sexist? absolutely. of course she was. mrs foster denies that. but this fight for votes has become personal. and nobody is pretending that things are calm below the surface. sinn fein said they won't go back into government instalment is arlene foster is first minister, because a public enquiry is taking place into a botched green energy scheme that she helped set up. and while she refused our request for an interview, it is clear others in the dup feel sinn fein are trying to undermine their leader. parties have worked together in the past when they didn't necessarily get along. it doesn't make insults right though, does it? i think it's somewhat trite and trivial, if i may say so, for

angry. i'm pretty sure he's not going to be using that racket again. >> they should have rolled out mr.>> good way to express yourself. >>> more reaction from the president's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement. this morning leaders from cities are vowing to take action. >>> a 12-year-old takes home the title of spelling bee champion. we'll take a look at her winning word. stay with us. >> it's one we can spell. wake up skin. neutrogena® hydro boost hydrating tint. the first water gel foundation with hyaluronic acid it plumps, quenches... delivers a natural, flawless look. this is what makeup's been missing. neutrogena® wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. tidy cats lightweight with glade clean blossoms. our newest odor fighting scent! gives you the power of choice plus... the power of pleasant. exclusively in lightweight! every home, every cat, there's a tidy cats for that.

mr. president, he calls me donald. that's okay, didn't think about it. now they call me donald i get very angry me a favor? don't say anything bad about china. we do a lot of business with china prayed i'd like china a lot. i have known president xi for a long time. we like him and he also by the way like terry alive and just please don't say anything bad about china which is hard for me and i wouldn't but then when i won and we were looking for somebody to represent us for china which is a very powerful come country and we have had a very good relationship with china in all fairness and i do like president xi, i wish we would have a little more help with respect to north korea from china but that doesn't seem to be working out. i do like the president a lot. when i was thinking of who am i going to make the ambassador to china after having a good retentive mind i said you know i remember about a year ago and terry branstad was saying all of these great things as governor. so i called them up and i said listen you been doing this for 24 years. do you want to do something else? how would you lik

mr. comey says. the attack from the administration looked angry and on occasion just plain rude. california, would not allow homeland security john kelly to answer question without interruption. he had to call her out so he could speak. epa administrator, he could hardly get a word at all. wasn't allowed to speak. if anything, it seems that the level of contempt shown for our president is intensifying. it is borderline hatred. cnn host calls him, mr. trump, a piece of you know what, msnbc host implies the president wants to provoke a terror attack on americans in ameca. stephen colbert launches and kathy griffin that she was bullied. we may be at a turning point. just as the brits are saying enough is enough with terror. we are saying enough is enough with hatred. the third hour of varney&company is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the three plus years that i have been director of the national security agency, to the best of my recollection i have never been directed to do anything i believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate and to the best of my recollection, during

mr. president, he called me donald. he said that's okay, i didn't think about it. now if he called me donald, i would be angryith him. but he said could you do me a favor? don't say anything bad about china. we do a lot of business with china. i like china a lot. i have known president xi for a long time. i really like him. and he also by the way likes terry a lot. and just please don't say anything bad about china which is hard for me to do. and i wouldn't. but then when i won and we are looking for someone to represent us with china, which is a very, very powerful country and we had a good relationship with china. and i do like president exirks. i wish we would have more help with respect from north korea with china, but that doesn't seem to be working out. but i do like the president a lot. when i was thinking who am i going to make the ambassador to china after, you know, having a good retentive mind, i said, i remember about a year ago when terry branstad was saying all these great things, your governor. sow i called him up. i said listen you have been doing this for 24 years. i said do you want to be am

mr. president. i want to send you to a city and touch more people who are more lyrically to turn out. >> he was angrybout and it the former president's aides are angry and still are. he had a better feel for things than the data and analytics they were reporting back to him. so i think to this day that's something that still kind of angers the people around him. >> hi. both of you referred in passing to james comey, and how significant do you think it was to the outcome of the election and the all right he sent to congress just before the election, and even though they kind of publicly downplayed it, what was the reaction to that inside of the campaign? >> there was a saying in the campaign, we can have nice things. every time michigan started to go well there was another shoe that drop. felt like there was a millipede running around dropping shoes, and we go through this sort of background of that. i don't want to tell the whole story here but basically there they were shocked what happened and trying to fir out why the fbi director weighed in again and weighed in to say he was re-opening an investi

mr. president. that's good. look at these critiques you're hearing from usually friendly supportive allies. it's like an intervention. firing off these angryks your political destruction. all right. fake point, good point. i reported more than a few of you have decided. reese tweets, cavuto, you're fake news. the more negative commentary on trump. how refreshingly invented, not! miller says, so you joined the mainstream media? it was ncis reruns for me today. jim. trump's treats are not preventing congress from getting their work done. that's a cheap excuse. love this. please, mr. president, listen to this. we support you. tweet positive things, not negative. and another tweets, nice rant on potus today. offer your medicines again? you caught me. mark. obvious why trump refuses to give cavuto an interview. and mark says neil, do you think he watched. if he did, you think it registered? time will tell. good job. hope it did, mark. a lot of the president's ideas and tax cuts are indeed promising if they ever get out of the gate. the distractions don't help and make progress on that agenda tough. senators have been saying every minute that he

mr. hodgkinson, did he exhibit any kind of behavior? we are told by people who knew him, former lawyer said he was an angry little man, not our words, wordser. he had run-ins with the law. did he exhibit any behavior that would make him seem unstable or angry? >> no, i'm a very commonsense people, been around people with all kinds of illnesses, mental depression and never detected anything that was unusual about him. he seemed to be very normal, very, he's respective. when you're in a conversation with him, he, you know, just didn't demonstrate anything negative about him, and i never had a direct conversation with him about politics, didn't really know his political stance, but as i've said all day, if i had to pick from two people, which one would have done what happened today? he would not have been on my radar, because he just did not exhibit any of those characteristics, and it's most unfortunate and sad. adam: mayor bill euille, the former mayor of alexandria, virginia, we appreciate you joining us on the fox business network. >>> back to the condition of congressman steve scalise, he was shot in the hip today and we are told he is

angry they lost their majority in parliament. >> the prime minister is negotiating with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to former working majority. critics are calling on mrsesign. she said she is pressing on with the job and plans to serve a full term. >> there's a job to be done and i think what the public want is to ensure that the government is getting on with that job. i've pointed appointed cabinet members today. i'll be meeting with my cabinet tomorrow. on tuesday i'll be going to france for meetings. these are important in getting on with our preparations for brexit negotiations but also dealing with the challenges that people see in their every day lives. >> some speculated johnson was expected to challenge as leader of the conservative party. he said he fully backs the prime minister. >> following this, lieberman is live outside number ten, good to have you with us. look, we've soon a cabinet shuffle, we've seen theresa may close advisers resign after humiliating as disastrous election campaign. will these changes be enough for her to gain support of members of her own party felt that she wasn't listening to them in the first place. >> well, it s

pry tea -- if the president is angry for recusing, it's because he doesn't have the ability to control the investigation into russia. that's the irony here and the tie into mr. comey's testimony on thursday. the real concern is, has president trump been involved in obstruction of justice. you know, let's not lose sight of the forest for the trees here. he's upset about jeff sessions recusing himself because it's an ability that legally he shouldn't have had in the first place. >> we've got to take a quick break. we're going to devote our next hour to a preview of thursday's testimony by jim comey and the impact it could have. >>> next, more on attorney general sessions and his working relationship with the president and the continuing question of what happens tonight. >>> also, my conversation with the family of the woman who has been charged with leaking information from the nsa. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. i wanti did my ancestrydna and where i came from. and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most sh

just a few of the angry words that have been exchanged between the dup leader arlene foster and her sinn fein counterpart. in a newspaper interview, she also called her "blonde", a phrase mrsher differently. you see comments like blonde comments or all the rest of it, there's no place in political leadership for sexist remarks, for homophobic remarks, for racist remarks. we have a job to do to lead the way, to set the tone. and do you feel that she was sexist? absolutely. of course she was. mrs foster denies that. but this fight for votes has become personal. and nobody is pretending that things are calm below the surface. sinn fein said they won't go back into government instalment is arlene foster is first minister, because a public enquiry is taking place into a botched green energy scheme that she helped set up. and while she refused our request for an interview, it is clear others in the dup feel sinn fein are trying to undermine their leader. parties have worked together in the past when they didn't necessarily get along. it doesn't make insults right though, does it? i think it's somewhat trite and trivial, if i may say so, for the bbc to say that the collapse of th

mr bout. but certainly with aberdeen in manchester and butt, it looks like there were some indications that were missed. we know it bothers the politicians, the prime minister is rumoured to be very angrye services seem not to recognise some of these flashing lights. you mention the politicians, the opposition labour party and the prime minister are engaged in fierce arguments over whether police cuts impacted on the ability of the police to spot this coming and respond to it. what is your analysis of that? cuts in police members is important for all sorts of reasons but counterterrorism isn't one of them, because the counterterrorist operations are really pretty good in the uk. in the other hand what they miss in cutting numbers of police on the beat as it were that community intelligence, as a policeman said to me not so long ago, it is the local butcher having a chat with you, the fellas on the high street telling you about this and that. that sort of community involvement with the police may have suffered because of police may have suffered because of police cuts. that is something that feeds in not just police cuts. that is something that feeds in notjust the terrorism but crime i

angry toxic politics can lead to violence. >> we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital is here because above all, they love our country. >> but mr. trump under cut calls for unity lashing out and at special counsel robert mueller who is now investigating the president for obstruction of justice. on thursday mr. trump called it the sing l greatest witch hunt in american poll hit kill history led by bad and conflicted people. on friday he doubled down i'm being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. witch hunt. it's an apparent reference to rod rosenstein who is is not laeting the investigation and contradicts what mr. trump himself told nbc's lester holt about why he fired james comey. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey knowing there was no good time to do it and in fact, when i decided to do it, i said to myself. i said you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. >> on friday the president added a power house lawyer to the legal defense team after muller is investigating trump's son-in-law jared kushner and his business dealings.

the things that people really get angry about if somebody honks the horn at you because you sat too long at a light. i think they literally go from the dr. jekyll to mr good captain goodwin greatest hits which also provide potentially life-saving tips. rule number one, don't make eye contact. >> this motorist is out of control. and this victim is doing all the right things. >> just stare ahead. don't engage. >> right, yeah, the minute you engage who knows where this goes. >> reporter: rule number two, never approach the window. >> wow, okay. this is more than over the top because now you have a involved. >> you never know who is packing heat. >> exactly. >> reporter: most important, rule number three, you don't always have to win. that's the key when talking with law enforcement many telling us the worst times are what you would think the busy times on the road, rush hour, fridays, often the worst because people are just over the week. >> yeah, they just are ready for the weekend. you know, there's not really any type of person that's more likely to do this. >> no, you see all kinds of people, men, women, grandmas, grandpas, we saw men in suits dukin

mr. comey because of russia. if not, then he did not. >> gregg: thank you for being with us in your point of view. we appreciate it. >> arthel: police in minnesota arrested at least 18 people after angryin st. paul. this comes after a jury found a police officer not guilty of the fatal shooting of african-american motorists, for lando castille. his death was live streamed on facebook by his girlfriend last summer. marianne's life with the latest. >> protest in st. paul minnesota shutting down an interstate and resulting in 18 arrests. this started as soon as the officer was cleared of manslaughter. casteel's family stormed out of the courtroom after hearing the verdict in his mother believing justice was not served for her son. >> i'm so disappointed in the state of minnesota. my son love the state. my son love the city in the city killed my son. >> arthel: jurors who deliberated for over 29 hours said even after the verdict was read there were very much aware of the impact of their decision. >> it was very hard to come to a conclusion that we did. it was very hard. the law was in favor of the officer. >> arthel: even though he was acquitted they announced plans to dismiss them from t