olivia, they're so cute. >> they're gorgeous.y more, so this way i can enjoy horses without feeling the pressure that i need to ride them. >> reporter: yes. the miniature horses ease her mind. just as the marijuana buds growing in cups nearby -- >> so here are the little babies. these are how they start. >> reporter: -- ease something else. >>> how bad was the pain? >> really bad, yeah, crying kind of pain. >> reporter: oh, tears pain? >> tears pain. >> reporter: the pain can be unbearable, but the spirit remains unshakeable. as the english-australian superstar who just turned 71 battles breast cancer for a third time. >>> i think when you're dealing with something, when you have a diagnosis like this, how do you stay in the moment and stay present and not let it consume you and worry you? >> okay, denial is really good. it's really healthy. but it was consuming my day. and after time i went, you know what? i don't know what my time is, but i need to enjoy my life so i'm going to eat a cookie if i want it and i'm going to have a

pushed back when turner withdrew olivia from treatment.octor even said he was shocked when he heard that turner withdrew all medical care and olivia passed away. the indictment does not describe what actually caused olivia's death. her mother is now facing 13 charges from first degree murder to charitable fraud. >>> a big medical headline this morning, what's beinggenetiase t ges the lungs. a s approv combination of drugs that could treat 90% of people living with the disease. it's the first approved treatment for patients over 12 years old. doctors say patients who participated in trials showed significant improvements in lung function. one doctor says, quote, it's not a cure but it's the closest thing we have. >>> a baby born who was 15 weeks early is finally back home this morning. little kallie bender spent nearly five months in a phoenix hospital. when she was born in may she weighed less than one pound, shorter than a barbie doll. but now her mother says she's growing stronger every day. >> each though she's going home with oxygen an

olivia: personally, yes. he is preoccupied with these subject of endnts, but in american politics endorsements have not been a big deal, they have not been super relevant for a long time, not since the age of political machines controlling the primary processo but when is to barack obama, that endorsement would be crucial and would be a game changer if he were to secure it. laur you also write that the biden campaign does not seem to have an argument beyond the fact that it is a continuation of obama. olivia: it is difficult to tell. his ideolo is a standard democratic party politics of thd last fewades. it is not in the current thenvironment politically he politics of sex and gender and race and crime have changed soam ically from how they were where he got involved in politics in 1972 when heas first elected to the united states senate. it is unrecognizable to what it of why he has had that is part difficulty talking to younger voters and the activist ft, which is obviously quite loufl and quite ntial on th

olivia pidiÓ sus Últimos deseoÍ por un dÍa para ayudar a pelear contra el crimen.de sus deseos y uno de ellos era ser bombero. la niÑa muriÓ en octubre del 2017y la madre acaba de ser arrestada acusada de ocasionarle la muerte. la investigaciÓn por el deceso de la pequeÑa olivia empezÓ un aÑo despuÉs de su muerte en octubre del 2018 cuando la madre regresÓ al hospital, esta vez con otra hija, una hermanita de olivia. esta vez le dijo a los mÉdicos que la niÑa tenÍa una por matar en los huesos y que ya habÍa sido tratada por un cÁncer en el estado de texas, donde vivÍan antes de mudarse a colorado. les mÉdico le pareciÓ sospechoso, llamaron al hospital de texas donde le dijeron que la hermanita de olivia nunca fue tratada por cÁncer. fue cuanernÓ que la niÑa no ni ninguna de la procedimientos-- padecimientos que la madre dijo. ya ministros narcÓticos fuertes informales a los mÉdicos.-- le administrÓ narcÓticos fuertes sin informarle a los mÉdicos. segÚn la acusaciÓn, la madre mintió sobre la condiciÓn mÉdica de su hija y finalmente le ocasionÓ la muerte bajo el argu

it was a year of healing. >> last year olivia was diagnosed with a tumor in her lower back.enter that bears her name. >> i was in a lot of pain. i was a patient on my 70th birthday in my hospital. it was amazing. id got to experience what i helped create. >> the wellness center will benefit from the auction. >> i've had an incredible career. 40 years ago and people still love the movie. i feel very grateful. >> now tell us where the auciton takes place. >> live november 2nd in beverly hills and online at juliensauctions.com. start bidding guys. it's going to be so much fun. >> you heard it. back to you lauren and david at universal. >> thanks, matt. yes, david and i have moved locations for a very special reason. we're about to go through the walking dead maze. first we're joined by david's good friend danny. >> hey! >> you did not do that! >> david, you were in the "scream" movies. you're a horror icon. no better guide to this haunted maze than the original "scream" king. david starred in all four fright-fest films as deputy dewey. in "mob town" david plays an officer again

the film ever after is based on a graphic novel by olivia fever. she's really into scary stuff. and the child i loved fairy tales especially the ones where horrible things happen like when somebody gets an i poked out. of stories like that with the ones for me. when i was a teenager we were trying to sneak into horror films even if they were x. rated and we weren't allowed in on him privately involved. ever after has been released worldwide. your fee they also wrote the screenplay. the director cinematographer and 2 leads are also women. the crowd was worth something many people including women filmmakers didn't think possible they have always been obstacles placed in their path the assumption was women can't make horror movies so we just went ahead and made one and it turned out to be good with women in almost all the key functions which is not a tool typical just. for graphic novels are set in. germany and its backwaters reworking of mark twain's huckleberry finn is set in holland. and when it comes home is that in a country village. she then finds inspiration in all kinds of

olivia died at age 7 after her mother said she was terminally ill. strangers helped her complete her bucket list and done nated thousands to her care. but authorities have exhumed her body and now her mother is charged with murder. abc's clayton sandell from denver. >> reporter: olivia gant's final wishes brought her community together. >> so, here's my bucket list. >> reporter: her mother const t constantly by her side as denver firefighters and police made her an honorary first responder. >> she is in intestinal failure and we don't know how much longer she has. >> reporter: but two years after she died, investigators tonight say olivia's condition was all a lie. her mother, 41-year-old kelly turner, charged with several counts, including murder. police tipped off when turner allegedly lied about a second daughter having cancer. investigators exhuming olivia's body a year after she died said she found none of the problems her mother claimed made her sick. >> these are parents who are intentionally and dlib rally trying to trick health providers and

how many people think olivia can get in the pants? >> yea!john. >>> in case you're wondering, they still fit. yea! whoa, that's amazing. that's amazing. >>> do you have a favorite olivia newton john song, one that stands out for you that says, every time i sing that or every time i hear that, i really love that one? >> well, yes, "i honestly love you" would be one of those songs. ♪ i love you ♪ i honestly love you ♪ >> because i alway closed my show with it. uld be something new and there beautiful in the lyric for me. >> reporter: even after a lifetime of making beautiful music, olivia newton john says she's not done yet. >> i keep telling my buddy, we've got to keep going. we havanothe 20 years to go, so keep well, folks. >> and that's the overnight news for this thursday >>> blaking news a brush fire breaks out and evacuations issued overnight in maraga. good morning i'm michelle griego. >> reporter: 50 homes are under evacuations orders. let me show you where this is. around the area of merrell circle road and holland's drive affected by

just felt that with this party their life feels better and it's the living standard is increasing olivia will peace now be governing alone and what's going to be topping their agenda as they take up government again. they will for sure govern a loan they get the majority of the seats in parliament and they face out that they will. go on with 3rd good change as they call it which is basically a system change in poland it's a nationalization of the economy it's a national use ation of basically every institution we have so we can expect that they will just go on without compromise what they have done for the last 4 years what about the opposition are what are they going to do and why did they fail to connect with voters. well the opposition really lost a chance i believe because the only message that they could provide to their voters or push through to their waters with was if you vote for us there will be no no further peace government so this is why they failed to the polls are annoyed by the poll the recession and they ended up not voting for the cut from the biggest opposition party o

to discuss, i am joined by olivia carville.ith you, what are we looking at during the tech ipo summit going on today? >> there's a lot going on with the direct listing model in particular. we have had two very big ones, spotify last year and then slack this year. slack went smoothly and airbnb is reporting one as well. this is a model becoming much more commonplace so who do we have at the event today? not only venture capitalists but hundreds of privately held companies and executives invited to consider this model. lawyers as well as market makers , president of the new york stock exchange, a lot of people able to make this happen. taylor: what is the issue at stake because i cannot wrap my head around it? overvaluation, the fact a lot of the ipos have gotten well? what are they still concerned about? sonali: the venture capital community for a very long time have not liked the fact there is an ipo pot, which means there is money left in the table. this is not the same for everybody. if you are a major investor and invited to

taylor: sonali basek and olivia carville, thank you both.t to stick with his general -- this general theme of ipo's. we have been watching wework hit the pause button on its ipo on monday. monday the company said it is , exploring the sale of the minority stake into a female focused co-working startup. it is both a wework competitor which involves one of its investments, known for its mission of women empowerment. to discuss, i am joined by ellen huet. what is really interesting is what the cofounders road in their letter. we want to get back to basics, -- wrote in their letter. we want to get back to basics, focus on the core business. is that part of that strategy? ellen: it is a puzzling question because when wework invested in wing, $32 million investment in 2017. of all the investments wework made, this one made a lot of sense. i different co-working model. a slightly more targeted demographic for its customers, but it is co-working, close to wework's core business. the business has invested in a wave pool company, all sorts of stuff th

far too late, obviously for little olivia gant. >> trace: jonathan hunt, live in los angeles.. a family in kentucky's suing juul labs, blaming the the company for their 11-year-olds addiction. a lawyer for the girl's family said that juul marketed to children using social media and flashy ads. and that the company advertised its products as safe. the juul labs released a statement saying it has never targeted young people with labs and is taking steps to fight underage vaping. the company announced that it was pulling all of the desert and fruit flavored products from shelves across the country. the most popular flavors for teenagers. a clinical psychologist and associate professor. and of course, director of behavioral medicine in osteopathic medicine. that is a big title. but the question remains, how do we get these kids off of nicotine? we talk about these, and juul says we are not targeting kids, but you see these influencers and cool ads. clearly they are looking for some young influence. >> the fact that they are taking a lot of those products off of the shelves, so per

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. >> another star battling cancer, singer olivia newton-john.d out in melbourne with husband, john, and daughter chloe by her side. cutting the ribbon at her annual wellness walk and research run for cancer, olivia spoke out about the benefits of cannabis in her healing process. >> it's helped incredibly with pain, with sleep and anxiety and particularly when i was on morphine and i use cannabis which is not going to kill you. so, i feel it's wonderful. >> listen, whatever it takes for her to feel better, our thoughts and prayers are always with olivia. now let's move on to reese witherspoon who is facing her fears head on, why she's supposing with a python and covered in creepy crawlers. then -- >> "e.t.'s" behind the scenes of our rehearsal. >> before tonight's dancing, we're with the team making some major changes. >> this might be the end of our "dancing with the stars" partnership right here. >> and we put the good doctor's surgery skills to the test. with a game of "operation." >> this is what they use in medical school? ♪ ♪ ♪ i didn't hav

was headed to poland now where correspondent olivia court us is standing by for us in libya 1st of all just give us a bit more background on these controversial judicial reforms have been taking place and. yes so it's not only one reform but many reforms it's a pretty pretty hard to keep track on them but you could say that they yeah they influence the whole system like every entity of the justice system i will just mention the most striking once from the beginning the constitutional court was targeted it's at the moment very very pro governmental it would not judge against the interest of the government this is a big problem here then there's the council of judges which appoints new judges and up to now it was always the members of this council were always. chosen by justice lawyers justice experts now it's also the parliament the $3350.00 a majority of the parliament which can choose these people so it's also political there's been for example an even french but. against want specific law which a loss of justice minister to dismiss and appoint. yet the vice presidents and the preside

olivia newton—john is battling breast cancer for the third time, and a proportion of the oxen's proceeds, art therapy, yoga, a recording studio where patients can write music in the hospital, it's a really wonderful part of the centre. ahead of saturday's sale is to decide which item people want. so, if you areafan which item people want. so, if you are a fan of those movies you could get a bit about memorabilia. we have heard from so many of you with your views on how to fight the common cold. all sorts of potions and poisons. 0livia says the virus breeds in your nose, so you should use vics or a bowl of steaming water. tea tree oil, honey and lemon, it is all there. i'll see you soon. hello there. another chance to see some of that beautiful autumn weather with plenty of sunshine, but there is going to be widespread frost across the country. we are still under the influence of high pressure. it is starting to drift its way eastwards, and so as the wind swing around to a north—easterly or easterly direction we could run the risk of a few more showers here. and with weather fronts down t

my name is olivia. i am the book events coordinator and i'm very excited to welcome alan mcpherson for his book "ghosts of sheridan circle." it was an event that i was not aware of, honestly, and i'm very excited to read about it in this book, and i'm excited for alan to speak about it and have conversations -- to speak about it. here at busboys, we like to have conversations that others are not having, and this is one of them. i would like to give you an overview. if you have cell phones, please take photos but don't make the flash happen. we are filming tonight, as you can see, and that is distracting. we will have the book for sale. we have them or sale currently. if you want to, i employ you to look through it and have alan sign it. -- i implore you to look through it and have alan sign it. we have a wonderful server who will be here all night, so please take care of her as she will take care of you. i will now turn it on over to alan for the talk of "ghosts of sheridan circle." dr. mcpherson: thank

all right let's head to poland now our correspondent olivia cortazar standing by for us live via according to those polls we heard about the law and justice party has the support of about 40 percent of the population why is it doing so well. well the people here feel that the living standard has been rising and they connect that to the governing party peace has introduced in the very beginning in 2015 and the last months of 2015 social benefit programs which has promised before meaning that family scott child benefits which is around $130.00 per child and that's a lot of money in poland especially in the countryside where peace is very strong so people vote for this party because they know they can expect more social benefits for the next 4 years and they think that their life will be better with this part and. what about the opposition now in this election want are they campaigning on. well the opposition really lost a chance i think because people don't really know what they're complaining on at the moment it's very much about being bar you. being a state of. with the rule of law and bei

joining us now reporter for the hill once again olivia beavers.to talk to you again, let's talk about how the presidency here has changed the way that washington remembers political greats such as congressman cummings and senator john mcc n mccain. >> certainly, what you see here are politicians coming out and praise cummings as they did with mccain for their efforts to reach across the aisle, to be civil, to engage with people who don't have the same ideological views as them. one of the speeches that you saw for chairman cummings was congressman mark meadows who is this very conservative republican, who was praising cummings as being someone who was larger than life and having these great strong values, even if they didn't see eye to eye. it's that kind of reaching across the aisle and that kind of respective friendships that are special and being praised in a growing not only city but country as politics and impeachment are ramping up. people are liking to see these old leaders, these old guards who would step in when they didn't think somethin

doctors raised red flags about olivia's history of illnesses. the concern grew when doctors found no illnesses in the mother's second child, who she claimed had cancer. the make-a-wish foundation, who says they check out all requests, declined when we asked for an interview. saying in a statement, we're deeply disturbed by the allegations in this case and intend to follow it closely in the hope of learning what happened. her mother kept the illness going until the very end. saying our precious little princess will have a new body, no tubes, no more pain or sickness. olivia is buried at this cemetery and her story is touching people all over again. an innocent child allegedly killed by a mother who just wanted the attention and the money. nora? >>> deeply disturbing, barry, thank you. >>> up next, a shooting outside >>> up next, a shooting outside a high school leaves one student sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pur

and in that arena, he was the enemy. >> olivia nuzzi, sam seder, thanks for joining us. this friday we're back in studio 6a. special show in front of a live studio audience. this month we'll be doing three fridays in a row. if you're in or around new york city, you should come join us. completely new and unique way to experience the show. tickets are available right now. find a link to them on facebook and twitter. we're releasing all tickets at once. get them for this friday, november 1st. or whichever date you can come. hope to see you soon. that's "all in" for this evening. >>> there's late word tonight that tomorrow could be another devastating day for the trump white house because another insider, a ukraine expert, a decorated iraq war veteran, a man who listened to the phone call to ukraine, is ready to testify about what he heard and saw and the impropriety he witnessed. >>> the picture had already darkened for trump just today as the house speaker announced they will vote on an impeachment resolution this week starting the process of getting everything out into t

olivia is with me now. olivia, i read this and thought, how are they not feeling anything?l, i think on the left and even in the media there have been a lot of conversations about trump fatigue. i've certainly talked about it. we've covered him for a long time now, and when there is a fire hose of news every day you can start to feel like nothing really matters, or it's hard to get outraged or motivated to find out more when there's just more and more and more all the tile. i think for those on the right even those inclined to defend the president, they have their own version of that, and it's kind of, leading them to feel nothing, to feel inaction. to not want to, i guess, confront what they might have to confront were they to tap into their emotions. >> and -- a lot of the senior congressional aides you're talking to voicing this fatigue, talking to you on background, but why not do something about it? why not champion something that will end the fatigue much more publicly or are they feelful of voter backlash or feeling like it won't matter? >> right. and i'm talking to

[cheers and applause] >> but let me share with you briefly what olivia said last night. she knows from personal experience what it means for a family to struggle with joe biden has just not the experience of the fight to pass and implement with but he rdable care act, has a bold plan for how to build on the affordable care act, for strengthen it t, and expand it with a public option, not tearing the whole from down and starting fresh, but building on it in a way that is enactable, and will make a difference. there are tens of thousands of granite staters who today have to medicare because of the expansion made possible by the ffordable care act and great work of your elected leaders here in new hampshire and there are hundreds of staters who granite don't have to worry about preexisting condition discrimination. the affordable care act is a great legacy, a great platform joe biden has the plan that will make that better future possible. [applause] >> you know, he has also got a bold plan for how to tackle a practical and an enactable plan that will create millions of job

kelly gant was arrested friday and is being held without bond in the 2017 death of olivia gant.ant said that her 7-year-old suffered from a disease that attacked her vital organs. she even got the make-a-wish foundation to help make her daughter's final dreams come true. and a new indictment says multiple doctors did not believe the girl was terminally ill. it says gant was so persuasive that she got a doctor to sign a do-not-resuscitate order and ultimately withdrew all of her daughter's care. the indictment does not make clear olivia's specific cause of death. >>> the "hartford current" says two while university students were arrested for shouting racial slursoutside of black students' apartments. the two are facing several charges including ridicule on account of color. police say that they were caught on video on october 11th repeatedly shouting a racial slur. students said they are appalled. >> been called the "n" word, but it hasn't really affected me because it's just people passing by. but like this is on campus, this is where i live. >> more common than we think. i've h

olivia died that summer.elly renee turner has been indicted for murder and child abuse in olivia's death. she's also facing fraud charges for gofundme fraud charges. prosecutors have said lori loughlin and her husband paid $500,000 in bribes to get their two daughters into the university of southern california. now the university says olivia jade and isabella are no longer enrolled at the school. >> it comes as four more parents have changed their pleas to guilty. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: four more parents embroiled in that college admissions scandal now changing their pleas to guilty, including manuel and elizabeth enriquez, who prosecutors say gloated with their daughter about getting away with cheating on her college entrance tests. 19 of 35 parents have pleaded guilty, including felicity huffman, who was spotted over the weekend outside federal prison in her inmate jumpsuit walking to meet her daughter and husband for a visit more than halfway through her two-week sentence for paying $15,000

the black leatherjacket and pants worn by olivia newton—john in the movie grease — yes, that outfit —he you're the one that i want duet withjohn travolta. it's expected to fetch up to $200,000. famously, olivia newton—john has told of having to be stitched into the trousers because of a broken zipper. she is raising money for her cancer treatment centre in australia. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. the us is gearing up to celebrate halloween this thursday. and it's notjust trick or treaters who get dressed up in the us, it seems their pets do as well. these proud dog owners took part in boston's annual pet parade over the weekend. that menus again. if this was in the us defence apartment have —— if from the us defence department have stated that the leader of is has been killed, they have refused to disclose what happened to his remains. 10,000 homes in california are under threat inside and evacuation zone. the utilities have already been cut in the north of the state. we have heard people say they expect fires at this time of the year, but the extreme w

the black leatherjacket and pants worn by olivia newtonjohn in the movie grease — yes, that outfit —e that i want duet withjohn travolta. it's expected to fetch up to $200,000. famously, olivia newton—john has told of having to be stitched into the trousers because of a broken zipper. she is raising money for her cancer treatment centre in australia. a reminder of that main use. the remains of is leader abu bakr al—baghdadi have been disposed of. reports suggesting. but american officials are refusing to confirm that here was buried at see. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — hello there. well, it was a cold but glorious start to the new working week. in fact, parts of lancashire had over nine hours of sunshine on that monday. and it doesn't get much better than that, really, at this time of year. now the next few days will stay dry and sunny but we still keep that cold theme. so, high pressure hanging on in there, but the winds are going to change to more of an easterly direction and that could have a consequence for one or two of us. and at the same t

olivia good to have you on. critical of team biden. it give aereveryone a taste of r words.ow well this isn't going watching biden just being at the rodeo. you're there because on some level you might see someone get killed. olivia. i mean, tell me about your experience. why do you say that? what surprised you the most? . when you read it like that brooke, it reads a lot meaner than i intended. following the campaign back when he announced traveling throughout the early voting states with the campaign going to a lot of his events and there is a sense amove reporters that you're kind of waiting for somethingyou're waiting for thi result as his previous two presidential campaigns resulted which is in him dropping out. and when he's so gaffe-prone and something always seems to be going wrong and there is a sense that it will inevitably happen again. and you bring up the poll and i will say something in defense of the biden campaign, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are from neighboring states to new hampshire and i think they have a real hometown advantage when it comes to t

olivia. >> hi, i'm brian, i'm the president of the 1400 mission street board of directors. which has car access currently off of tenth street. and i've had a lot of concerns for my residents reaching out to me. i should mention that we are a fairly unique project in our city. we're 190 units of all affordable housing created by the mayor's office of housing that was built two years ago. and i've had a lot of concerns from families and people with disabilities about continuing car access since the western variance was added to this project. people are concerned that only being able to access by detouring multiple blocks around to 11 th 11th street and takinge jog to tenth street to access our homes is going to affect their everyday lives and be able to make it harder for them to move their family to and from the schools. and we're just -- >> thank you, time is up. next speaker, please. >> rodney paul, johnathan, matthew blayne, ian armstrong, olivia ganbone. >> i'm matthew blayne and thank you for sitting in this room listening to us. i live on 14th street for a decade and i

olivia? that? olivia? i think it has shown his absolute determination and although it is quite fun to laugh at him now watching those clips, but actually i'm not sure how badly it will affect him because he has shown over and over again that he really wanted to leave the eu on the 31st and obviously in a general election he will be trying for people versus parliament narrative and that might play quite well. he wanted to, he was determined but he was stopped at every opportunity. that is what his line will be and it might work.|j think that is probably right, it is a political signal more than anything else. it was important during the leadership campaign to differentiate himself from the others running as the person most committed to brexit and that is what he has continued to do. if you think about his electoral strategy, he needs to be the person uniting the leaf vote. it is important for him to stick to this as far as possible and to be seen to be the person most keen on achieving brexit.

my name is olivia. i am the book events coordinator and i'm very excited to welcome alan mcpherson for his book "ghosts of sheridan circle." it was an event that i was not aware of, honestly, and i'm very excited to read about it in this book, and i'm excited for alan to speak about it and have conversations

olivia nuzzi is "new york" magazine's washington correspondent.stal ball is the cohost of hill rising, and katie, what do you think happened about the doral reversal? >> well, i think he had been -- i think the president had been dribbling this idea out for months and months and months, saying this is the perfect piece of property, he got a lot of free media for it. and then when he had mick mulvaney come out and finally say, this is what we're going to do, i really don't think they anticipated the amount of backlash that would come from democrats, but also republicans. lisa murkowski of alaska, it was very tepid, but said, no, this is not appropriate, when asked. congressman rooney of florida said, this is not the kind of thing presidents should be doing. so the white house had to backtrack based on -- it was actually a little bit of a crack in this republican wall of never criticizing the president. >> even the "new york post," which i don't think we can overstate how important the "new york post" is -- >> a murdoch property. one of the presiden

and in that arena, he was the enemy. >> olivia nuzzi, sam seder, thanks for joining us.ay we're back in studio 6a. special show in front of a live studio audience. this month we'll be doing three fridays in a row. completely new and unique way to experience the show. tickets are available right now. find a link to them on facebook and twitter. we're releasing all tickets at once. get them for this friday, november 1st. hope to see you soon. that's "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy monday. is a national education board, prestigious one, it's the commission on presidential scholars. and because this is an actual presidential commission, it needs presidential appointees. and the trump administration, this month, needed a new one, needed a new presidential appointee to this presidential commission. and they found the perfect guy. he's a big trump donor. he writes articles for the

with me are stephen bush, political editor at the new statesman and olivia utley, deputy editor of the

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the australian singer and actress, olivia netwon—john, has revealed more than 500 items of personal moviearlow has more details. # you're the one that i want. # ooh—ooh—ooh, honey.# it's one of the most iconic outfits of the silver screen worn by olivia newton—john when she played sandy in the film grease. this is the sandy outfit that i wore at the end of the movie whenjohn and i sang you're the one that i want together. and this jacket and pants, the pants have a broken zip and i had to be stitched into them. soon it will be on sale alongside 500 other items owned by the grammy award—winning singer and actress. it took quite a few months to weed through boxes and storage containers, but it was a fun venture. itjust took a lot of time. olivia newton—john is battling breast cancer for the third time, and a proportion of the auction's proceeds will be donated to her cancer wellness and research centre in australia. in the hospital, we have music therapy, art therapy, group sessions, yoga. we have a recording studio where patients can write music. i mean, it's really a wonderful part of the

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. >>> joining me now, john harwood, cnbc's editor-at-large and olivia nutsii. it's ridiculous. he kept trying to justify it by saying it's legitimate to look into the dnc server. no, it's ludicrous. that's a conspiracy theory whose intent is to absolve russia of what it did in 2016, which is hack our election, interfere with our election, to try to help president trump. they're trying to absolve russia. you might as well say, well, we want an investigation into whether president obama was really born in kenya. no, it's ridiculous. it's disproven. so, that's not really a clarification of any value from mick mulvaney. >> olivia, mulvaney said unequivocally he did not offer his resignation nor did the president discuss it with him and there are reports mulvaney is on thin ice. what are you hearing about this? do you think he'll be able to weather the storm? >> nobody is ever able to weather the storm for they long in this white house. i think it's something that's been demonstrated again and again. when there are enough stories over a long enough period of time yo