. >> strahan even got the real mr. t's approval. >> you the toughest mr. and john schneider were also surprise guests. both shows had i love the '80's style confessionals, but only the "today" team revealed their real photos from the '80s and took viewers inside rehearsals starting at 5:00 a.m. >> mama got a little carried away. >> kathie lee killed it as madonna. craig melvin came to play, america. and bueller? bueller? >> nope, that's willie geist. and who won the war of michael j. foxes? nice try george stephanopoulos, but your alex p. keaton wasn't as good as this marty mcfly. cheers. "today" show reporter dylan dryer took us back to the future, alongside al roker. >> here we are. we're ready to go. >> and hoda as elton john, come on! ♪ that's why they call it the blues ♪ >> she really committed with a bald cap giving harry styles a run for his rocketman money. >> >>> we have seen celebs rocki who were the best? counting dow three. >> you saw my number one. the ones we picked will blow you away. today you'll see some freddie mercury imitators. but rami

so it's like, you know, say mr. t. i do mr. t. [ light laughter ] i do -- >> seth: so you read mr. erpts. or you know, the poetry of suzanne somers. >> seth: okay, got you. >> that's a thing. >> seth: these seem like wonderful things to read on stage. >> yeah, exactly. jonas brothers all collectively wrote a book. sometimes we do that. and i play the bonus jonas. that's frankie. [ laughter ] the younger -- the youngest. you'll hear from him. he's -- he's -- big things in store for him. yeah. okay. >> seth: one thing i always like to ask you about is your son eli when you're here. he is now eight-years-old. >> he's eight, yeah. >> seth: you were showing me pictures of him backstage. any notable quotes from eli lately? >> let's see. okay, well one thing is -- okay, so eli loves -- he loves chuck e. cheese, right? >> seth: uh-huh. >> and so do i. [ laughter ] but anyway, so he walks -- i brought him to chuck e. cheese. 'cause he's always begging. and he walked in. and he goes, "i'm so honored to be here." [ laughter ] so, he was really feeling the sanctity of the space. you know? yeah.

. >> jimmy: oh, maybe she's married to a a mr. t.l. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i pity the fool. [ laughter ] who was married to mr t. >> jimmy: the idea was that superman used to say it to birds -- >> steve: playing as superman. he didn't say it. the people would s that. >> jimmy: the humans walking around metropolis -- >> steve: right, wouldh,o, "oh, my gt's a bird, it's a a plane, it's superman. >> jimmy: no, it's a plane, no it's superman. >> steve: w you're saying, "is that a drone?" >> jimmy: that's correct. or is that a, some type of -- >> steve: person. >> jimmy: a flying -- a remote control flying thing? is that some sort of a flying device? maybe balln boy? and some people would say, "is that a drone or a balloon boy?"a hter ] >> steve: no. by golly, it's just superman. >> jimmy: in fact, it'just superman. yet again i was tricked. [ light laughter ]>> teve: you fooled me once again. >> jimmy: you fooled me once again. >> steve: damn you kryptonian. to kryptoday and krte. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: this one's

thirteen these are animists and mr t. lives by the motto kill rape. and control well it turns out they were actually made in america refugees from founded the group in l.a. in the eighty's and the program was set up to kick the members out and send them back home and there were corruption and instability was a bound the gang flourished and terrorize the local population the irony is while it's flaming you know drug traders are being exported to the u.s. and back to the next order to central america some drug cartels that actually began in los angeles. or and have room to do that again because of the instability the u.s. was greatly responsible or they're now the u.s. has a warm history of interfering in foreign country's affairs and in this instance it seems the consequences are finally coming home the u.s. has been involved in a very. very disastrous way the violence that the us set in motion. has never stopped it's just taking a different form it's really victimizer us blaming the victims for their own life but the u.s. has a huge role in that and h

from the russian capital mrs t. international good to have you with. russia's president vladimir putin has spoken by phone with german chancellor angela merkel they discussed an ongoing dispute between russia and ukraine which putin described as a provocation by kiev time for the upcoming presidential elections meanwhile russia's border security forces they should new details into sunday's clash in the straits which will the two sides close to conflicts the captain of one of the detained. craney and ships admit to consciously can all the commands of the russian border control to stop war and gas they have has more details the russian federal security service has revealed new details scored logically as to what happened on sunday in the strait of kutch they said that they detected the ukrainian naval flotilla early on heading into russian territorial waters they were warned that if they intend to cross the street of kutch as they well knew as they had done previously that they should send notification of their intent to cross the street it's a busy plac

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i am disappointed that the democrats won the house, because mr. --t two years, president trump had nothing but hassle with the democrats. allhe way they are talking, they are going to do is harass him. they do not care about the people. they only care about trying to get him out of office. it does not make sense. host: so you don't think as far as the rest of the president's agenda is concerned, that has been effectively stopped as of next year? caller: i think they are going to stand in his way. instead of finding a solution, they have a personal grudge against him and they don't care what they do, but to stop them. from brooklyn, new york, democrat line. a net, you are on. go ahead. yes, good morning. i am just here watching, and my we haveis the fighting among democrats, republicans -- if we should take the example of the creation -- god gave us a right hand, a left hands, and we need each of them to work together for the good of the whole body. if we could adopt that principle instead of just fighting among ourselves, then we would get things, bec

ambassador dennis shay fired accusations of hypocrisy and abuse of the w t o china mr sharon. chinese counterpart shot back with a reminder that the u.s. is still not in compliance with a two thousand and four w t o ruling against the u.s. on intellectual property the irony of the issue is that intellectual property has topped the u.s. is list of grievances against china what a mess. and in other news on the continuing impact of trade conflicts on the global economy the organization for economic cooperation and development has lowered their growth projections for twenty nineteen citing trade tensions as a significant source of downside risk to global investment jobs and living standards the o.e.c.d. s estimate for global g.d.p. growth next year was adjusted down to three point five percent from three point seven percent just two months ago in understood but clear language the o.e.c.d. signaled growth is likely to wane over the next two years finding that quote investment and trade growth have proved softer than it just abated financial market conditions have tightened and confi

mrs. chisholm, t she had percy suttput her name in nomination. - i present to you, in nomination for the presidencyse unitedtates, all these united states, the ho. [ches] - she was able to claim that she's the first homan who ever had name placed nomination for the u.s. presidency. in - she eventually relishes her delegates so they can be free to pledge their support for whatever candidate was left. - so people who might naturally support shirley chisholm at a certant said they had to make a judgment. they couldn't live with the thought that richard nixon would be re-elected. and when the crunch came, so many them en threw their hat in the-- in the ring to support george mcgovern. - senator george h. mcgovern is hereby by declared the 1972 democratic nominee for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] - come home, america. come home to the aff amation that we haream. come home toanhe conviction that weove our country forward. come home to the belief that we can seek a newer world. - don't let the spirit die. don't the enthusiasm die. just let's say, that this was a wonderful trip that

. >> also another big storys t week, congresswoman, the firing of attorney general jeff sessions. withresident replaced him matt whitaker. in the past mr. whitaker has criticized not only the russia investigation but also the supreme court, taking t task his authority to declare actslative and executive as unconstitutional. what is your reaction to thism e to put mr. whitaker in that position? >> first it's unconstitutional. the apointment is unconstitutional. article 2 section 2 requires the acting attorney general to be confirmed by the senate. mr whitaker has not been confirmed and has been pointed out syveral scholars everything he does in that position would be invalid because his appoinment is invalued. >> but i think there are rules, though, that the trump administration is pointg out that allow the president to put mr. whitaker in place as an interim pers t, correct? ey can say what they want. it's not what the constitution provideno it's what the statute provides. and it's not what the rules of the justice department prove. further, this guy, his views are out there. he has apparently opined that mar buryv. madison, the case e

t. edge, who leads the southern foodways alliance. mr. edge, how you doing? >> john t.ell, sir. >> anthony: who makes a point, a mission, out of knowing and teaching as much as he can about the real culinary traditions of the south. and doing what he can to keep them alive and unmolested. >> server: all right. >> man: thank you. >> anthony: oh, man. >> john t. edge: thanks, sir. >> server: and that's yours, tony. >> anthony: look at that. awesome. it's just like a dream sandwich. what you go for here are smokes. smoked sausage sandwiches. and these magnificent beauties, pig ear sandwiches called ears. both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce, on a soft bun. now as i understand it, originally this is one of those, nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> geno: that's exactly right. in fact, by "dirt cheap," ears were actually free. >> anthony: right. >> geno: when my great grandfather started getting the pig ears, the local butcher was giving it to him because he was just throwing them away. >> anthony: it's everything

mr. president, please. [applause] nasr, t ghani: vali mr. barno, members of the johns hopkins community, of which i consider myself a member. colleagues, friends, ladies and gentlemen, it is a great pleasure to be with you, sitting here on veterans day. let me thank general barno for his distinguished service in afghanistan. a tribute to more than one million american men and women in uniform who served in afghanistan, especially to the families of 2,415 men and women in uniform who paid the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom and your security between 2001 and 2018. i would like to extend the special sympathy of the afghan army to the family of major taylor, his wife, jenny taylor, and his children, megan, lincoln, aileya, jacob, leanor, jonathan, and caroline . he was murdered and he was much beloved. let me thank the u.s. government and congress for their support, and partnership, nd the american people for -- people, especially the taxpayers, for their generous support. thank you for this opportunity for a conversation. thank, dr. q

ambassador dennis shay fired accusations of hypocrisy and abuse of the w t o china mr xi. chinese counterpart shot back with a reminder that the u.s. is still not in compliance with a two thousand and four w t o ruling against the u.s. on intellectual property the irony of the issue is that intellectual property has topped the u.s. is list of grievances against china what a mess. and in other news on the continuing impact of trade conflicts on the global economy the organization for economic cooperation and development has lowered their growth projections for twenty nineteen citing trade tensions as a significant source of downside risk to global investment jobs and living standards the o.e.c.d. s estimate for global g.d.p. growth next year was adjusted down to three point five percent from three point seven percent just two months ago in understood but clear language the o.e.c.d. signaled growth is likely to wane over the next two years finding that quote investment and trade growth have proved softer than it just abated financial market conditions have tightened and confi

mr. presida t, you're entitled aesident to your own airplane and your own house, but not to your own facts no idea how well the debate was going. under the president's policies, middle-income americans have been buried. they're--they're just being crushed. middle-income americans have seen their income come down by $4,300. but afterwards, my wife, came up and sa "that was a home run." - the first debate was a success for romney. he appeared commanding and presidential. - the polls showed the first debate, i got up close to the president. second debate came back down. third debate came back up close again. - they had internal polling that showed him in a comfortable position. - we felt that we were surging, that we were making progress. our pollsters said, "gosh, you're doing well "with independents. "you're way ahead with both men and women among white voters." - i think they very much thought that they were on track to win. - and lo and behold, mother nature had something else in stor [waves crashing] ♪ what it gave president obama was hundreds of millions of dollars worth of free adverti

are you willing to agree t that? mr. al-jubeir: we are in discussions about confidence building measures. lyse: would yoe-agree to a cere? mr. al-jubeir: i'm not going to convey what we will agree to and not agree to in a televiw.on interv with all the rpect, -- with all due respect that is not how , we operate. we have serious discussions about ending this crisis. we have worked with the yement governo move the process forward. every time an agreement was reached the houthis have reneged. lyse: you make it sod like saudi arabia has no responsibility for the entirety manager in crisis and suffering --he dire humanitarian crisis and the suffering of the yemeni people. mr. al-jubeir: we are the biggest provider of assistance -- lyse: overshadowed by the humanitarian cost of the war. mr. al-jubeir: we have people ou the helping the yemenis. we have people on the ground rebuilding towns, airports. we are increasing capacity at yemeni ports. we are doing everything possible in order to minimize the suffering of the yemeni peo

mr. whitaker needs to t herstand that he will be called to answer, and any role that he plays will be exposedthe public. >> reporter: house democratic leader nancy pelosi, likely to become the next speaker, told "face the nation" democrats need to be strategic. >> we are not scattershot, we are not doing any investigation for a political purpose, but to seek the truth. >> reporter: last week, the president said democratic , vestigations could backfire. >> now, we could investigate. they look at us, we look at them. it goes on for two years. then at the end of two years, nothing is done. >> reporter: at that same press >>nference, the president said democratic investigations would trigger a war-like white house posture. when house republicans investigated the obama administration, they called it "oversight," not "harassment." rimocrats describe their coming investigations the same way. jeff? >> glor: major garrett, thank you very much. reming up next here on the "cbs evening news": high school students appear to raise their arms in a nazi salute. what is behind this photo and the reaction next

mr. president, if i may ask one more question -- >> that's enough. that is enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. >> that's enough. that is enough, put down the mic. t >> mr.resident, are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation? >> mr. president -- >> i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of themselves having you work for them. r you are a rude, terribleng pers, you shouldn't be working for cnn. >> sean: and the president defended sarah sanders -- how many times does the president of the unitedrs states have to say "that is enough" before cnn respects the office of the presidency? many on the left rushing to the defense of their anti-trump hero, jim acosta, one host on "the view" accused the white house intern who was trying to get the microphone back of assaulting acosta. pretty unbelievable, but true, take a look. >> what i saw was a battery, not by jim acosta, but by theru young white a house aide. when you are holding something -- if i may, if you are holding something and you snatch this from me, this cup is now an extension of me, and thao means you have battered me, you have assaulted me. >> you are blaming the woman. >> i'm

ambassador dennis shay fired accusations of hypocrisy and abuse of the w t o china mr xi. chinese counterpart shot back with a reminder that the u.s. is still not in compliance with a two thousand and four w t o ruling against the u.s. on intellectual property the irony.

justr hearg eak and getting a c oopf the book and getting it signed. >> tickets to t sold out show were as high as $3,000. mrsll return to capital one arenan november 25, however that show is also sold out. > just in time for t holiday season, dozens of children have forever families. yesterday was adoption day in the district and barbara d harrison hose adoption ceremony at d.c. superior court7 in all children have permanent homes. barbara caught up with one little girl to ask her what is so special about her new mom. >> she's an awesome lady, she's ic, proud latina, year woman of color. > olivia is the walking embodiment of joy so the moment i met her it knew t she was a special person and that we were going to go on a good journey togeth together. >> so sweet. right now the city is looking for homes foror75 me children in the d.c. foster care system. and d.c. mayor muriel bowser and her daughter miranda elizabeth attended the ceremony. she adopted miranda back in may. she tells barbara she has changed her 12 hour a day schedule and is now on miranda's schedule. we know who rules the house. >> the kids are

perilous situation this special counsel's mueller investigation is under today as of if t's anchors a week ago. >> mr. mcconnell said there's no need to do that. does he know something you don't? is that wishful thinking? where do you think that comes with doing nothing comes from? >> well, the president has said he's not going to move on the special counsel. that doesn't, that's not enough. it's not enough and perhaps that's what gives comfort to the majority leader. i would ask him. it doesn't give comfort to me when this was brought to the floor in april, it was said there's nothing to see here. there's nothing going on. but now that it clearly is not the case. when you have the attorney general fired, and the oversight for the investigation moved to someone who is not received senate confirmation, who has expressed open hostility through investigation and i think most of our colleagues feel the same way. >> should matt whitaker recuse himself from overseeing the investigation? >> yes, absolutely. >> yes. >> he shouldn't be in that position at all to have to oversight over the investigation. that'

i think there are a whole range things that mohammad bin salman has done before we get t rder of mr.oggi. i think we need to make it very clear that those kinds of actions are unacceptab reporter: do you feel he needs to go? sen. shaheen: i do, now. whether the united states has e ability to do that is another question. reporter: would you be pushing for sanctions? sen. shaheen: we have legislation that would sanction the sais for a range of behaviors. reporter: are you concerned about ameri's face in the world, its role as a leader globally, and that it may be taking a backward st? sen. shaheen: i'm concerned that we continue to play a positive role in the world. that is the position that congress has taken. certainly there is bipartisan support in the senate to doth . one of the things i heard -- i heard this when i was in syria this summer -- was that they wanted america there.ie they were woabout the neighborhood that they were in, as syrians, about the terrorist groups operating there, other countries coming in. they wanted americans because they knew what our values are. they k

t. presid you asked me about mr. whitaker. i have nothing against him. si don't know if h the best choice. you hear about mr. orbarr,r attorney general. that's a good choice. there are a lot of good names out there. i would encourage the president to start 2019 a w soon ascan with a new attorney general that he has confidence in and we can get confirmed. >> the fact that you name dropped the former attorney general, mr. barr, does that mean that's your preference? that's your first choice? >> no, it means i read the paper and his name is in i a lot. that's a. it won'te me, let's start with that. it's not going to be me. he's got a lot of good choices, i'm not one of them. >> i take your point on that one. let me ask you about, you have indicated an openness to a second special counsel. you're now -- >> yeah. >> -- likely going to be head of the judiciary committee. why jump to a second special counsel? why can't you do it first? why can't it be done in congresd before you d you need a special counsel? >> well, the one thing i'm not suggesting is that we

mr. royal, at&t is known for a lot of things and one of them is wireless technology and help us understandm the audience, a question, we all have been describing this family of vulnerabilities that are on networks. is it a quantum leap to additional vulnerabilities as we move to a wireless world and what should we be thinking of, particularly for a department of defense activity like the united states air force. what are the implications to wireless security layered on top of the vulnerabilities that we've been discussing. >> sure. it's a good question and let me put this through the context particularly of something i highlighted here around this conversation with objects and the internet of things, and we think that it's very important and we invest heavily to ensure that we manage the risks associated with it, but to put this, you know, a finer point on it, and if you looked at this in the last quarter, we are connecting over a million net new things to our network and this is not people. net new things every month in the last quarter. and so what you see is this exponential risk vekt y

mr. whitaker decided he was going to fire robert eller or curtail his investigation. there is nothing legally to stop him? >> i mean, there is a regulation regulation t one that technically mr. whitaker could rescind. he could issue a new referral to of. mueller that drastically narrows the scope he investigation. or he could fire him -he has to have cause. it is unclear under the legislation if you did fire him for something less than cause -- it is unclear if anyone could sue if mr. mueller goes to the courts. we have three branches of government, the executive branch, congress -- congress can't do anything -- and the cots, and the question would be can you get a case to a judge to exercise ovsight. laura: have we learned the lessons fromhe watergateit comes toec protecting a spial counsel who did president feels threatened by? >> no, it is interesting how history is with the famous saturday night massacre, presidentatixon fired hirney general for not firing the special prosecutor in that instance and it went down the line. there is a lot of political pressure. congress was upset, thinking that the president ahis office too much. there was regulati

mr. whitaker does t recuse himself -- >> he's not legally required to, even if the ethics office says he should, correct? >> i don't know whether he's legally required to. but here's the we have every right to expect all of the employees of thert justice dent to follow the ethics rules and that means especially the attorney general, but, you k want to make this very clear, if he doesn't cuse himself, if he has any involvement whatsoever in this russia probe, we are going to find out whether he made commitments to the president about the probe, whether he is serving as a back channel toidhe prt or his lawyers about the probe, whether he's doing anything to interfere with the probe. whitaker needs to understand that he will be called to answer and any role that he plays will be exposed to the we don't want there to be any ambiguity about that. >> are you convied that he's constitutionally eligible to hold the position? >> i'm not convinced at all. s there arious constitutional arguments that as a principal officer he cannot be appointed to this position. i thinthat's certainly the right po

mr. guilty. ( laughter )s t bad enough, today, turkish investigators who searched the saudi consulate inbul found surfaces there newly painted over. of course, the president blamed it on a gang of "rogue painters." ( laughter ) but here's the thing-- it didn't work. because "a high-level turkish official says police have found 'certain evidence' during their search of the saudi consulate showing that saudi writer jamal khashoggi was killed there." the biggest clue was when the consulate's "days since a murder" board was turned back to zero. ( laughter ) so at this point, you'd have to be either stupid or delusional to believe the saudis' denials. luckily, our president is both. ( laughter ) ( as trump ): "just spoke with the crown prince of saudi arabia who totally denied any knowledge of what took place in their turkish consulate. he was with secretary of state mike pompeo-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- during the call and told me that he has already started, and will rapidly expand, a full and complete investigation into this matter. answers will be forthcoming shortly. he totally--

ll never forgive him for what he did t the united states military. >> reporter: mrs. tells npr that her motto when theyo low, we go high still stands. saying, quote, what is the alternative? are we all going to go low? will we be in the mud kicking and screaming and hating and wreaking havoc and fear? e has no plans to run against him in 2020. she said no, politics is nothing i would have chosen for myself. the first ladypening up about the difficulty getting pregnant after a heartbreaking miscarria miscarriage. >> i felt likle i f because i did not know how common miscarriagesere because we don't talk about them. we sit in our own pain thinking that somehow we're broken. >> reporter: mrs. obama admitting she and ide former prt sought marriage counselling. >> i know tooany couples struggle and think there is something wrong with them. i want them to know michelle and b barack obama get help with our maiage when we need it. >> when asked about the state of the country today, m. obama urged people not to be discouraged pointing out there were harder times. the book goes

whether he's doing noanything t interfe interfere. mr.ll be called to answer and any role will be exposed to the public. >> adam schiff giving fair warning he will not tolerate any interference from matthew whittaker. in january he's expected to become chairman of the house intelligence committee. his comments come with the special counsel investigation possibly entering its final chaj stag -- stages. mueller has been writing his report since august. still unclear is when lit be finished. is it really possible that matt whittaker could back channel information about the mueller investigation to the president? >> i think he could. the question is should he be doing that. would that be permissible. if he were sharing information about it, he could be exposing himself to charges of obstruction of justice. it's such an unprecedented territory to be in. i think that is a legitimate concern especially in light of very unusual nature of the appointment of matt whit chtake. we've seen the commentary that's been pro-trump and anti-mueller. >> talk

we can tell from the ages of the children as well as the championship t-shirt that mr.his is very shortly after the shooting. >> the two men were both guests at the same party after the shooting, but before garrett made his eyewitness id. >> you think this is where he knew him from. >> yes. >> you think that's why he identified as the shooter because he remembered him from the party. >> right. classic transference. >> to both the prosecutor and garrett, the photo explained the id. >> for some reason, when i saw him in the photo lineup, it clicked and i said that must be him. i recognize him. and obviously it wasn't him. could he have been involved? prosecutor began to rethink the case. >> the defense attorneys agreed that we could talk to mr. curos. we keep coming back to this hit note. where it's found. he doesn't know garrett warren. their interaction was very brief at that barbecue. >> detectives kept after him. they knew whoever ordered the hit really wanted garrett warren dead. it's a rehit if you want to call it that. >> that finished the job note. started to unra

. >> so carrie, again, this is thi t time we have heard from mr.taker since he was named by president trp tobe acting, today there was a legal upon issued at the justice department. essentially saying that his appointment by the prentsias legal, it was constitutional. because questions have been raised. can you fill us in on that? bl yeah, legal experts including democrats and reans who have worked in the justice department in the past have eised questions about t constitutionality of matthew whitaker becoming the acting attorney general. basically leapfrogging above rod rosenstein a man senate confirmed. today the trump justice department issued a 20 pagein legal n including that matt whitaker is legitimate, that his appointment as acting ag is lawful, this matters because the state of maryland has challenged his appointment as part of an obama care lawsuit it has brought and we expect other courthallenges. the trump d o.j. basically says that historical precedent and laws lean toward whitaker being e acting attorney general. he has been a d o.j.

border as a large caravan of migrants seeng asylum moves north through mexico and is headed for t u.s. mr. trump is determined that mented the undo migrants will enter the country. the group is still more than 900 miles the soldiers are expected to provide planning, engineerin transportation, and other support to the department of land security. >>> immigration is one of the president's key talking points tinues campaigning around the country. last night he was in florida, and once again immration was a main topic. >> it was hardly the only subject covered at this rally. the president blasted the media once again, this time over what he thought was unfa coverage of his trip to pittsburgh this week. the president was there to pay his respects to the city and the jewish community after the synagogue shootin on saturday. more than a thousand turned out for a peaceful protest during his visit. he says the media coverage w only focused on those hisnstrations, not on visit. >> and they did everything in their power to try to play it up and push people apart. that's what's happening. they're pus

mr. james comer you are with the altman --t, and mr. have you all been to mesquite he muskogee? >> yes we had. dr. lawrence, let's conclude with this. i want the folks who are watching and listening and i want my colleagues to be clear about your answer to this. do you have a sense of confidence that you are getting your arms around this and that ?his issue will be resolved do you have confidence this issue will be resolved in the near term? >> yes, absolutely. >> you have high confidence it will be? >> yes. the information, i am not trying to track your trick you, if you have enough information you have a high confidence it will be solved then you ought to have enough information to give us a timeframe. >> we should. >> it would be one thing if you were still digging into it, you don't know what you have coming you are not sure. if you are that confident i believe you owe this committee and the veterans who we all .erve a timeframe i'm going to ask that you submit that for the record. we are going to need the response to the questions that we were asked today when we follow up

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mr. lawrence: it's frustrating for all of us, not just you, and we know it's frustrating for veterans. inch t. is no doubt part of what we do, it's very complicated thing we're undertaking, the analogy of the carburetor, i.t. plays a large component but it's a group effort. mr. takano: what part is i.t. and what part is the group? mr. lawrence: the group, we obviously have to translate requirements into things for the coders to do so we need to make sure those are right. we've got to run the tests carefully, we've got to review tests and make sure we understand the different scenarios and get the i.t. right. mr. takano: so it's not antiquated machinery, it's not -- mr. lawrence: it's all part of it. there no: so it's -- were project management components. but ultimately it's i.t. all in the realm of i.t., whether it's personnel related to i.t. or the machines are out of date or the misguidance given to your contractor. so given that it's all in the i.t. space, you're here from educational services right? mr. lawrence: i'm the undersecretary of benefits. mr. takano: benefits. my question is, w

insistent request of the french side they decided not to go ahead with that mr putin also gave an exclusive comment to all t. frog space their own paris we were lucky enough today to get into the palace early say or at least into the courtyard alongside much media from all over the world all colleagues from all to france previously have been so lucky particularly during the french election when they would the noid access orders given from the highest levels and mr putin also had a comment to make about that. we have always heard from our western partners that one of the main principles of democracy is freedom of information creating lists and special counsel switch decide which media is bad and which is good this is not acceptable this has nothing to do with democracy donald trump and president together yesterday before the main events today and despite some frayed relations juden recent times some differences on key international questions of the iran nuclear deal trade tariffs the paris accords they put on a show of unity which they try to make visible at least in their body language. we've already been.

t's been # 5 years since "mrs. doubtfire."ast are here to talk about williams' comedic genius. here is gadi schwartz. >> cld you make me a woman? >> honey, i'm so happy! >> reporter: it's been 25 years since t world fir met "mrs. doubtfire." >> hello! >> reporter: that unforgettable divorcee spending as much time with his kids by posing as a no-nonsense housekeeper. >>anhall we continuel labor? >> reporter: until his youngest daughter brought families everywhere >> daddy?. >> reporter: these were the "mrs. doubtfire" child stars over two decades ago. mara wilson, lisa jakub.at we down to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary at a state restaurant in santa monica. when was the last time y'all saw each other? s> probably 25 years. >> reporter: whahat like? >> surreal a little bit. it's a bit of a time warp. there is a sense that no time has passed. >> coming here today, i went on my phone toooe the movie, and up came the restaurant scene. robin is there with mr "mrs. doubtfire," and he just unleashed. the craest innuendos about

mrs. obama tweeted, you nailed it, little parker. i love t. >> she sure did. kidney stones didn't stop the world's greatest gymnast simone biles from making history. she won her fourth all around title at the world gym nasa ticks championship in qatar and is the first female gymnast to do so. she did get off to a rough start, though, falling twice on vault and balance beam, but her routines were so difficult that she still had a lead over japan's may morikami. after her win biles apologized to fans on twitter for giving them a heart attack. >> with a kidney stone, by the way. >> yeah, she's so good and. >> super human. >> let's talk about the travel forecast. because of heavy rain in areas of the northeast and mid-atlantic, we start this morning it's mainly northern new england dealing with a little bit of rain. we watched the rain baek out around charlotte heading towards raleigh for the evening commute. this evening if you have plans in washington, d.c., philly or new york, it's going to be a heavy soaking rain moving into southern portions of new england. k