vivian is program coordinator of pj library, pj meaning pajamas. howard is director of the jewish community library in san francisco. welcome back. >> thank you. >> howard, we were talking a little bit about the break about the notions of taking reading for granted and how reading is changing and how that impacts perhaps the way we even understand the word. so i wonder if you can speak more to that and the ways in which the programming at the jewish community library actually in the most basic sense encourages reading. >> sure. from my perspective, i sometimes judge it by my experience on the bus. say 15 years ago, a lot of people were reading physical books on the bus. >> ten years ago, a lot switched to kindles. now, most people have their head in their phones. part of what that tells me and what i know from speaking with a lot of people is there is less reading of fiction and nonfiction, more sustained reading among adults than there was. a lot of people are doing facebook. a lot of people are doing communicating on their phones. the truth is th

why is she many her pajamas? because i'm a human being. down. >> 2016's lip sync debacle is included in the hard cup of years she wishes she could erase. her depression left her feeling tired, lonely, and sad. she thought her manic episodes were a sleep disorder. she would work in the recording studio all night. >> yes, we're back in the studio. working on a new produject. i'm a night person. i'm more creative at night. ♪ got me feeling emotion >> as for her broken engagement with james packer, she says, i wonder what i was thinking. she's still dating choreographer brian tanaka. we're doing great. she's getting treatment, taking medication. ak accupu in rks cture. >> are you at all the pta meesings? >> yeah, i'm the queen of the pta. >>> this should be the happiest time in khloe kardashian's life. as she prepares to give birth to her first child, was tristan stepping on with other women? could this be the night of one of tristan's alleged infidelities? according to our "e.t." source, the scandal left khloe completely de stated and has put

traders which is what we call the guys in their pajamas trading overnight. look, it makes sense for the market to get slammed when the president antagonizes china. numbers cut. but less trade with russia, who care as soon as russia is a gas station that happens to have a government a trade war with china is something to worry about but if you cut off russia. now you can say wait a second, we did only end up going down, but in the end we went down for a particular reason. we might need faster rate hikes. plus a beat of oil taking up to 66 bucks a barrel. and then that hotter consumer price index this morning the fed don't include the weaker employment numbers that came out last week. i think they are a distraction and one thing that is happening which can't start fast enough. simple, the minutes matter so the markets got hammered across the board. it is always weird when you look at the nonoil standouts in days like today for the second day in a row, mark zuckerberg's snappy outburst, made you believe he is the conscious of social media. i think the rally has

real slow down a no lane road to a house on a hill where the wild things grow ♪ ♪ you wake up in pajamasank you. chris lane! tori kelly! "take back home" is out now. my thanks to tracy morgan, kate mara, jared leto, asap rocky. chris lane once again! tori kelly and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- leslie mann, from "the terror," actor jared harris, senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar, featuring the 8g band with steve smith. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear that. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump delivered a speech at the annual white house easter egg roll today, while standing

secretary is lying in a puddle of in getting at me i think he's saying get me a doctor now you were in pajamas yes so why because i act like renting the size of liam with great speed i said you be tested and i went as if i shot him away. charmers you got to know those to. a successor must be found and so the past trouble begins agriculture minister nikita khrushchev and the head of a secret police lawrence beriah face off over who will rule russia. in that this comedy throughout this tragedy throughout often the or in the scene similar to any of the something curiously comic about these powerful figures acting like. billie's and kate's in how they behave really. the film laughs at the banality of evil laughter that sticks in your throat but despite good intentions the film slapstick style stays superficial never diving too deep into stalin's reign of terror. oh is that. all you. can kiss my russian ass. one of history's greatest villains to one of history's greatest heroes the extraordinary life and untimely death of reverend martin luther king has been the subject of numerous films and docume

it is a four alarm fire, a lot of folks out of their homes in pajamas holding babies and dogs, hopefullyeveryone did make it out safely. we'll stay on the scene here in san jose and bring you the latest as soon as we can. >> she mentioned it there, mclaughlin near tully road in san jose. 6:57, petaluma police have gotten three overdose calls since friday. the latest victim is a teenager who died from xanax laced with fentanyl. his mother and another adult are in jail facing child endangerment charges, petaluma police say overdoses have been a big problem particularly in the last six months. >>> in lafayette, moraga road is back open. the power lines and tree were blocking that road. pg&e says that at one point 600 customers were without power but power has been restored to everyone this morning. that road first closed last night at 10:00. >>> walnut creek city leaders will meet to examine the downtown parking crunch the the city launched a pilot program offering valley paet parking in busiest lots. they'll look at possible dynamic pricing models often referred to as surge pricing. >>> at

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people are like why is she in her pajamas?it's like because i'm a human being and i walked out the door. ♪ emotion >> 2016's lip-sync debacle on new year's eve is included in what mariah calls the hardest couple of years i wish i could erase. and while her depression left her feeling tired, lonely, and sad, mariah also explains that she originally thought her manic episodes were a severe sleep disorder. mariah notoriously would work in the recording studio all night. >> yes, we are back in the studio, working on a new project. >> i'm a night person. i work better at night. i'm more creative at night. ♪ you've got me feeling emotion ♪ >> as for her broken engagement with billionaire james packer, mariah says, "i still wonder what i was thinking." she's still dating choreographer brian tanaka. "we're doing great." mimi is getting treatment that includes taking medation, acupuncture, exercise, and sometimes binge watching "the office" and spending quality time with the twins. >> i love my children. i love them so much. >> will yo

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escaping in just their pajamas. the daniels had just finished remodeling their dream house. fine art and a million dollar wine collection were among their losses. >> start all over again. you don't have a knife, fork. your toothbrush. everything. >> reporter: while daniels doesn't yet know if he will rebuild, construction has begun in some parts of the neighborhood. folks here say the fire's impact will last years. they're focused on the future. >> it's how long does it take? >> thank you. we have compiled several elements of our fire coverage on our website. click on the six months later link to watch our best video from six months ago and time lapse video, not just from the fires but from the recovery process. >>> coming up, why are people who live along the vacant tracks complaining about noise? >>> mark zuckerberg ready to defend facebook in front of congress. the apology he will deliver before he gets questioned. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. south bay will be c

. >> a neighboring apartment complex was evacuated. 250 residents who escaped in pajamas. >> i heard some cops banging on doors. and you know saying this is not a drill. this is a drill. hit the pavement on the first floor you see the ash and fire. >> some took refuge as a downtown bar vinnies where she slept in booths. others retreated to a red cross people. >> well be taking groups of ten in at a time. >> by this afternoon people retrieved pets and medicine left behind as they recalled the immensity of the fire. >> everyone was screaming, just get out. that's what it looked like last night. >> by dawn, the blaze was under control although claflding collapsed midday. traffic was a mess with parts of busy willow pass road and clayton road closed alcohol tobacco and firearms was called in to help vrgs determine the cause of the fire. they assisted in investigations in into the july 2016 fire at an emeryville construction site torched a second time ten months later. knows fires were deemed suspicious as was another fire in oakland last summer. all were started in the centers of the bui

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says congratulations absolutely riveted by the interview in carnegie watching the recording in my pajamas instead of getting on with my day can't be the only scottish child told do you think i'm chronically when asking my mom for something legendary thank you now back to new york where we find alex joining in the fun in times square. god willing. the day parade which takes place. will is one of the highlights of scotland week since its inception twenty years ago celebrate the advent of spread the united states and canada. still colorful displays. on the plate of the. scottish kilts is a choice of not just. for most of. the. coming in vin diesel and how. he makes the twenty four. hour. tell us what. i'm trying to kill. every day. every day. to get to the. summer i want. our throughout the whole world early. don't have to be family or tartan is called unbiased for cation explained i want to get an unbiased for kids at three and i just checked it. and that actually has been medically proven to scottish men are less likely to get test take like cancer and then potentially because they were ki

. >> on north's pajama hand-me-downs. i have just washed them. that's what i did all weekend. >> no way. >> is wash the baby stuff. >> we're having a baby. >> what? oh, my god! >> up next, khloe, who's expecting her first child with boyfriend tristan thompson. their little bundle of joy perhaps arriving sooner than we think. >> it will be really exciting, khloe and i having, like, babies at the same -- not same time, but close enough. >> they're close, yeah. >> i'd better watch what i'm saying, because i don't want to say too mu

she says they hope to meet them for a palace pajama party. >> you see young george in his home as youwith world leaders. >>> don't expect to run into macaulay culkin during the christmas season. >> that's right. in a rare interview on monday, culkin told ellen that he leaves the house during the holidays very, very minimally all because of this scene. >> i can't seem to find my toothbrush so i'll pick one up when i go out today. other than that i'm in good shape. aaaaghhh! >> yeah, by the way, he says, no matter what, don't ask him to do the whole clapping, the hands to the face thing. he doesn't do that anymore. >> he's just worried that people will constantly ask him to do it so he doesn't go out during the holidays and, of course, "home alone" gets played a lot. >> i'm nearly 40, guys. it's time to put it to rest. >>> and things got a little too hot inside a restaurant where a group of people in baltimore wanted to enjoy a pretty greek dish. >> yeah, so a business meeting that included eight orders of a flaming cheese dish ended up all wet when the servers lit some of the plates on

water pajamas opposition parties say everything is being done to block a serious political challenge to the aliyev family dynasty dissenting voices are absent from the media and critical journalists risk arrest jail time d.w. caught up with one opposition figure here in berlin. perlin it's now home for this activist in exile the dissident journalist from as a bizarre has paid a high price for refusing to talk to the government line even milly's been forced to cut ties with his family and is no longer welcome in his home country largely due to the donor funded news channel he runs online. made on t.v. is giving fact checked information about azerbaijan about politics and people needed people need independent media. this spoof video of a donkey holding a press conference led to milly being thrown in prison in two thousand and eleven it was meant to poke fun at the sky high price the government paid for two german donkeys but the authorities were not amused and merely served sixteen months behind bars. have made on t.v. millie's news team along with a network of reporters on the ground

bring out the pajamas. i really would like mine right about now. time now for that "pop news."id you watch? yes, she became the first black woman to headline the music festival in california, slaying for nearly two hours, 26 songs, husband jay-z, sister solange joined her. two words captured this performance, destiny's child, take a look. ♪ ♪ putting that on me >> after much speculation, kelly, michelle, they joined her singing hits like "soldier." it should be renamed beychella. what do you think? [ applause ] >> you know everybody was crazy in love. ♪ crazy in love got me looking got me looking ♪ everybody was singing their favorite -- >> quit pressing the button with adrienne. it's like a jukebox. >> it is kind of a jukebox or karaoke. i try to make it good karaoke, not bad karaoke. >>> let's talk about your boy john stamos, everybody's favorite uncle from "full house" announcing he and his wife welcomed a baby boy. from now on, the best part of me will be my wife and stone. welcome billy stamos, with the #notjustanuncleanymore, and billy is named after john's father who pas

. >> after some fled with their pajamas and pets, red cross spent the afternoon bracing for clouds in the dinner time. >> we are waiting on pins and needments. >> the fire department made good progress, tearing down entire stories of the charred buildings, with a tool called a spudnext. >> it's basically a good old iron beam. it's kind of like taking a baseball bat to a wall. >> they demolished the team to begin investigation and let firefighters finish putting out the flames. >> there have been flare-ups. can you see smoke from the hot spots out there. >> with the worst dangers taken care of, there was another problem, keeping relevant dents from returning home. although their apartments were spared by the flames, they were filled with smoke. >> we no ethe air quality is not healthy. >> reporter: project managers will bring in a clean-up company. even then, eight apartments remain red tagd near where this scaffolding fell across the street where the fire burned. >> they are red tagled. right now now there is a threat to them. from any potential collapse in that corner. >> reporter: i

. >> after some fled with their pajamas and pets, red cross spent the afternoon bracing for clouds ininner time. >> we are waiting on pins and needments. >> the fire department made good progress, tearing down entire stories of the charred buildings, with a tool called a spudnext. >> it's basically a good old iron beam. it's kind of like taking a baseball bat to a wall. >> they demolished the team to begin investigation and let firefighters finish putting out the flames. >> there have been flare-ups. can you see smoke from the hot spots out there. >> with the worst dangers taken care of, there was another problem, keeping relevant dents from returning home. although their apartments were spared by the flames, they were filled with smoke. >> we no ethe air quality is not healthy. >> reporter: project managers will bring in a clean-up company. even then, eight apartments remain red tagd near where this scaffolding fell across the street where the fire burned. >> they are red tagled. right now now there is a threat to them. from any potential collapse in that corner. >> reporter: it was

we now have paul manafort and his wife in their pajamas at 3:00 in the morning having the fbi break down the door. we've had last week, cohen the lawyer had the door and taken off the hinges. we are supposed to have the rule of law. it ain't the rule of law when they kick in your door at 3:00 in the morning and you are faced with armed men. you have no reason to be told you're going to have a kind of treatment. that is stalling. that is the gestapo. shouldn't be the american fbi. >> sean: we continue with joe digenova and professor alan dershowitz. these tactics are not american. that's the point. this is what we expect in venezuela. this is not the united states or anything. so my question to you, what it s the president now do? i don't think he can in good faith ever talk to robert mueller anymore. >> nobody should ever talk to a prosecutor unless they have absolutely no alternative. no prosecutor is trying to help a person who is a subject of an investigation. just ask martha stewart what happens when you talk to prosecutors. >> sean: that was horrible. it wasn't that lying to the fbi

door of they're home early in the morning and executed a subpoena while they were still in their pajamasink the other important thing to think about is how does the president think about it? because we're at a place mueller has executed a subpoena on the trump organization, his personal attorney has been raided by the fbi. i think the president is not someone who sits back and lets these things happen. some of the stuff could come to a boiling point in terms of the president's own response to it. >> what is your next legal move, michael avenatti? >> we're going to release the sketch of the assailant in the next day or two and publicize a very significant reward relating to seeking the public's assistance in finalizing our identification of that assailant. this is the individual that threatened my client in las vegas. so that is our next significant move. but i want to touch, lawrence, if i could, on the question that you just posed about what did michael cohen or what was his feeling when this happened today. i don't know him the way your other panelists know him, but i have got to belie

think shows bias, it is so convenient you can send a letter to an editor as well as complain in your pajamas or naked while enjoying cookies at home so be an advocate duo letter every day before you go to sleep. keep a journal. make sure your own historical moment is well recorded and read other women's journals so you know what tools they use in their era. if you can begin a blog. yes. the acquainted with the range of services in the community, what it is lacking and can you fill that? ensure that you are involved in looking at the material culture of your time what are the ads telling women what they must have or should wear? is it good for them? can you address that we spend so much time worrying what to wear and how we look. be mindful if you get a moment at the microphone to have some soundbites ready because before everybody is likely to talk to the media and easy to freeze one of the best people to model in this manner and throughout her campaign when people through rude questions that her she had a trick to deflect that gave her time to think how she wanted to respond. she would repe

and about that poll, 8% of americans think we are wearing pajama pants or sweats under our news desk.es, i'm wearing suit pants. that's going to hurt later. i feel like i've pulled something. >> same here. >> ali velshi take the show away from me before i do something stupid. >> are we going to feel a little hug. >> all right. have a good afternoon, katy. >> i'm out of here. >> have a good afternoon. we'll take it from here. good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. it is hug a news person day. the president surrounded by a slew of headlines an instability. on the brink of a trade war but the two leaders responsible for sparking the fears are waiting to see who blinks first. president trump and china xi jinping have given about six weeks to decide whether to implement these tariffs and there is a chance that one country pulls back but the question is who will it be? the instability over a possible trade war is playing out in the stock market. this morning the dow took a plungepening below 500 points and stabilizing. take a look at chart up here. the market has progressively gotten better throug

i did see a few people walk down the street in their pajamas holding a few items, different bags. maybe those were the items they were able to grab while they escaped from the building. i can tell you there's a huge response with firefighters and police officers here. we are still seeing some smoke but i have not seen any train since we arrived. firefighters have different tools. they are dpeefinitely checking e roof of the building for hot spots. at this point it looks like things are under control. the moment we got off the freeway you could already smell the smoke, feel the smoke in your eyes. so there definitely is a bit of a traffic impact here as well. they do have mclaughlin avenue blocked off, so keep that in mind. still quite a few firefighters battling this apartment fire in san jose. reporting live in san jose, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> breaking news from abc 7 live desk. >> more breaking news i'm tracking at our live desk. a deadly crash in central nevada. blocking interstate 10 main thoroughfare through california, nevada. you see multiple trucks involved in t

. >> a neighboring apartment complex was evacuated, 250 residents who escaped in pajamas. >> and i heard, you know, some cops banging on doors and saying this is not a drill. this is not a drill. hit the pavement on the first floor, you see the ash and the fire. >> some took refuge at a downtown bar vinnies where they slept in booths. others retreated to a red cross shelter >> we are taking in groups of ten. >> by in afternoon people retrieved pets and medicine left behind as they recall the immensity of the fire. >> you could see the flames and everything. everyone was screaming get out of here. that's what it looked like last night. >> by dawn the blaze was under control, although some scaffolding collapsed midday tp traffic was a mess with parts of the roads still closed. alcohol tobacco and firearms to help vrgs determine the cause of the fire. they also assisted in investigations into the july 2016 fire at an emeryville construction site that was torched a second time ten months later. those fires were deemed suspicious as another fire in oakland last summer. all were started in the

so i just changed out of all my clothes, i went to her house in pajamas, no bra, and slippers. [ laughter this is definitely something only a friend would do. she basically on instagram said, "when your co-star shows up to work looking like the rock," and then posted a picture of you side by side by the rock and -- [ laughter ] we -- i talked about this. she claims she did not add that fanny pack, but that seems very clearly added in, in post. >> she's -- well, we were sitting -- we were shooting, i forget what scene we were shooting, and i was dressed -- this is a costume, i didn't come to work like this, this is what i was wearing on set, and i was standing there, i go, "you guys do i look like the rock," and she goes -- she didn't know what i was talking about. i was like google it. the rock fanny pack. and she was like, "please let me take a picture," and then drew in the fanny pack. >> seth: that is fantastic, also fantastic, you wrote a book. >> i did. >> seth: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] "so close to being the [ bleep ], y'all don't even know." how did you come up with

i have seen some of these passengers lately show up in pajamas for flights. >> they have to fly but notfor the animals. read that statement for the airline. >> laura: here is the american -- airlines for america lobby group. airlines have experienced a surge in passengers bringing animals on board that haven't been appropriately trained as service animals. this has resulted in our crew members and passengers being bitten and subject to other offensive and injurious behavior. oh, they need to lighten up. i would rather be sitting next to most dogs than some of the other people. >> this woman tried to get a peacock on a southwest airline and she was denied. >> laura: peacocks need to fly. that's anti-ntsb bias. >> i have one to top you. my friend walter said look up old "wall street journal" article we did. read this and have some video for you. this man brought a miniature horse onto the plane. this was the article. pox was traveling with a miniature service horse. the horse had a bowel movement on the carpet of the bulk head. service had to do excessive cleaning in order to leave for th

. >> i remember he was wearing pajamas. and he kissed all of us on the lips. >> reporter: drake says after she, stormy and the other woman left the hotel room, she received a call asking her to come back. when she said no, drake says someone who worked for trump called back and offered her $10,000 to return to his hotel room. >> so, jessica, according to your story, donald trump thinks he can buy you and the price is $10,000? >> that was the offer that was made, yeah. >> reporter: drake says she refused to return to the room, but stormy daniels told her she did go back to see mr. trump on her own that night. >> i didn't yet know of her experience until she said he didn't offer to pay me. >> reporter: drake claims daniels is telling the truth and says she's speaking out now to back daniels' claim that she was threatened by a stranger, something president trump described as a total con job this month when daniels and her attorney released this sketch based on her memory of the man who she claims threatened her in a parking lo

from the president's lawyers who could not have been down with donald trump's plan to bring back the pajama phoner on fox and friends. the president spoke to his favorite morning show hosts for 29 jaw-dropping minutes on a range of topics from robert mueller to north korea to kanye west to melania's lack of birthday gifts. it was so long and free wheeling that the hosts were the ones who ended the in

from the president's lawyers who could not have been down with donald trump's plan to bring back the pajama phoner on fox and friends. the president spoke to his favorite morning show hosts for 29 jaw-dropping minutes on a range of topics from robert mueller to north korea to kanye west to melania's lack of birthday gifts. it was so long and free wheeling that the hosts were the ones who ended the interview. for his part trump appeared to have more to give, but the change that had the lasting was two arguments central to his legal battles. one, the criminal case related to the raid of his lawyer michael cohen and the civil case against actress stormy daniels. it may have weakened his standing in all those casees and accomplished that in a 42-second answer. >> mr. president, how much of your legal work was handled by michael cohen? >> well, as a percentage of my yoev all legal work, a tiny, tiny little fraction. but michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. he represented me and, you know, from what i see he did abs

. >> nice pajamas pants. nice moves. >> and a fan favorite.can idol" went from serenading shoppers with his unique style. >> to coachella. ♪ his unique style. >>> maki >>> making news in america this morning, fired fbi director james comey goes on the attack calling president trump a serial liar. >> i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> reaction this morning to the explosive interview. >> do you think the russians have something on donald trump? >> plus, comey reveals what he thought during his one-on-one dinner with the president and now the republican party responds. >>> breaking overnight, deadly storms, reported tornadoes tear through homes and schools and emergency crews going door to door conducting searches. meantime, a messy morning commute for the northeast and six-foot snowdrifts in the midwest. >>> former first lady barbara bush now in failing health is declining medical treatment. this morning what she says gives her so much strength. >>> those stories, plus the new technolo

he was once tripled he wants report how a nine as nine year old boy since the bombing besta in his pajamas and witnessed falls of dead bodies a memory reflected in this film and graves is the file size is the most talked about film online right now and has been trending with people posting their thoughts and videos his grave of the fireflies is one of the best anime films ever made it's very dark extremely realistic it doesn't shy away from the horrors of war please do give it a watch and his honor and please you rest in peace mr takahata you've been spared me for many years. people have been sharing just from his animations to europe's largest performing arts center the bob can in london called him a pioneer and people have also been describing his work as a one of a kind but also other people have been sharing their own artwork celebrating his anime this one is by graham in the philippines then there's just showing her drawing it but an award winning director as well has been tweeting about it shows a great sorrow as he says no animated movie has made me cry more than this tender gorgeou

pajamas. one of them said my did not think they were really going to let us go into i saw walter cronkite. then i knew it must be true. it was the impact that walter had. back to the to go convention in 1968. this is walter cronkite reporting from chicago. presidentominate vice hubert humphrey in 1968. >> as we reported to you earlier, this is not live. this is on film. this happened some time ago. did get intotors the lobby of the hilton hotel. the national guard was called. we do not see the national guard in this scene. i assume this film is longer than the last idiot tape that we saw. this was before the national guard was called. that would put it at two-and-a-half hours ago. >> mr. chairman. this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being eaten in the in the streetsen of chicago. and that reason alone, i request the suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two weeks at 6:00 p.m. to relocate the convention in another city of the choosing of the democ

laughing with the telephone holbrooke once emerged from a cabin on a plane wearing a pair of footsie pajamas. she then coaxed the most junior aides to tell the own silly stories, how did you first meet him? she was patient, curious, and totally engaged. she focused not on her grief but on all of ours. when we considered inviting secretary clinton to deliver in america arthur miller freedom to write lecture i realize that if he wanted necessary thing for an obvious choice. i revisited a memo that collect every human rights accomplishments the secretary of state. it was 24 pages long with detailed, specific and consequential on every region of the world. [applause] rereading it brought tears to my eyes thinking of the progress now in jeopardy and what might have been. just last week the term reproductive rights was expunged from the state department annual human rights report. this memo included a hold section on protecting internet freedom, then another concept that hillary clinton made mainstream. she established it as a globally recognized human rights with groundbreaking speeches, meticulo

pajamas and all that. heard one of them say i didn't think they were really going to let us go until i saw walter cronkite there. that's the kind of impact walter had. host: i want to go back to the convention in 1968. this is walter cronkite reporting in chicago where turmoil taking place outside the convention center with democrats about to nominate vice president hubert humphrey. [video clip] >> demonstrators that get into the lobby of the hilton hotel. i assume that this film is even longer than the last videotape we saw. this was before the national guard was called. that would put it at about two and a half hours ago. >> wisconsin. tomr. chairman, most delegates at this convention do not know that thousands of young people are being beaten in the streets of chicago. and for that reason, and that result in alone -- and that reason alone, i request suspension of the rules for the purpose of adjournment for two conventionlocate the in another city of the choosing of the democratic and mesh -- democratic

it was something malcolm x said that resonated, those little yellow men in black pajamas are taking down uncle sam. it was like, small people, poor people could make a difference. host: professor joseph, bring this back to 50 years ago this and the death of martin luther king junior. who was james earl of a -- james earl ray? of dr.as the assassin martin luther king jr.. his motive, by all reports, was racial hatred and unease with what king represented in the world. >> i would like to say, i don't think the king family accepted, and the british attorney accepted that he was a shooter. they saw him is holding a position to cover up who killed king. >> covering up for who? >> the people who organized the assassination. he was a front, but not the killer. >> what do you believe? guest: i believe that. i don't think one man would take down martin luther king. it had to be a conspiracy, and probably one -- more than one shooter. host: what do you think, dr. joseph? guest: i tend to go with the historical record, but i acknowledge there have been doubts raised by different quarters, including

and i remember he was wearing pajamas.us on the lips and kind of, you know, one of those real close full-body contact hugs. >> reporter: earlier that day both daniels and drake met the future president in lake tahoe, snapping these photos with him while they were promoting an adult film company. he later invited them to his room where he started asking questions. >> you believe he was vetting you. >> i believe he was vetting us to see which one or how many of us he liked, absolutely. >> reporter: she says all three women left and she received a call asking her to come back to trump's hotel room. when she said no, drake says someone who worked for trump called her back offering her $10,000. >> so jessica, according to your story, donald trump thinks he can buy you, and the price is $10,000? >> that was the offer that was made, yeah. >> reporter: drake says she refused to return to the room, but stormy daniels said she did go back. >> i relayed my experience to her, what happened with me after we left the room. at the time t

we, paul manafort and his wife in their pajamas at 3:00 in the morning, have the fbi break down the doorhe hinges at 6:00 in the morning. show me one occasion where out of all the different crimes committed by the clintons and their staff they ever had that kind of treatment? the fact is this is a left-wing bureaucracy at justice. it is anti-trump. it is anti-republican. people who think that the justice is blind which it is supposed to be, no, the left eye is open and what they have done, ought to lead to a real debate not just about mueller but about the whole justice department. remember, it was rosenstein who approved, apparently, going in at 6:00 in the morning. steve: right. >> there is no reason to have done it. but i would say the same thing about manafort. how would anybody watching the show feel if you woke up 3:00 in the morning and you and your spouse were still in bed in your pajamas, armed people in your room and the united states government and they had no reason to do it. ainsley: especially when you're cooperating. >> there is no evidence. neil: tried to intimidate him t

we've had one, paul manafort and his wife in their pajamas at 3:00 p.m., having the fbi break down the we have had, we've had the last week, cohen, the lawyer had the door taken off the hinges at 6:00 a.m. we're supposed to have the rule of law. it ain't the rule of law when they kick in your door at 3:00 p.m. and you're faced with armed men and you have no reason to be told you're going to have that kind of treatment. that's stalin, that's the gestapo in germany, that shouldn't be the american fbi. >> so, joe, if you saw any of the clips of the show, the crime family graphics were the bulletin board, sort of the way kerry mathison has on her wall in "homeland" when you're connecting the dots to figure out who the criminal is. straight lines from robert mueller to characters like whitey bolger beneath him, the long-time fbi informant and mob boss. bob mueller, whatever you want to say about him, this is not taking a position on his investigation, is a man who served this country for his entire life, so to call him the head of a crime family, that's new territory. >> it's beneath contem

this on, and because of vietnam, it was something malcolm x said, little men in yellow and black pajamas are taking down uncle sam. black people, poor people, can make a difference and that was radicalizing in the country. >> professor joseph, bring us back to 50 years ago this week and the death of martin luther king, junior. who was james earl ray in the organization? >> james earl ray is the assassination of martin luther king, junior and his motive by all reports was just racial hatred and unease with what king represented in the world and in the sense of the social and political transformation dr. king was trying to achieve? >> i'd like to say something, i don't think the king's family and the king's british attorney accepted james earl ray was the shooter. they saw james earl ray as holding a position to cover up who really killed king. >> covering up for who? >> the people who organized the assassination, that's it, but he was not the killer. >> what do you believe that? >> i don't believe that. it had to be some form of conspiracy and was probably more than one shooter. >> dr. jo