assista nt assistant chief constable paul mills, who was in charge of 0peration conifer.e is to investigate the facts and follow available evidence. it is not for the police to make comment on the issue of innocence or guilt, and to do so would significantly go beyond the policing role and purpose. mr veal also touched on the fact that the presumption of innocence until proven guilty is enshrined in our legal system and is a cornerstone for a just and legal system and is a cornerstone forajustand fair legal system and is a cornerstone for a just and fair society. bees factors a re for a just and fair society. bees factors are critical to the investigation into sir edward heath who, as a deceased person, firstly have not had the opportunity to be interviewed by the police and to respond to the criminal allegations that have been made against him. secondly, it is national policy that the crown prosecution service will not make a decision as to whether or not make a decision as to whether or not the threshold to charge is reached in cases where the subject is deceased. and f

persisting chief pottable paul mills of the police —— assistant chief co nsta ble. she said she was satisfied the investigation was carried out in a fair way. ido i do believe this was a thorough, rigorous and fair investigation. we asa rigorous and fair investigation. we as a scrutiny panel were invited to provide, challenge our perspectives we re provide, challenge our perspectives were taken seriously and it seems that has been the approach to many other reviews and checks and bala nces other reviews and checks and balances that have gone on. you are well aware of those critical supporters of sir edward heath who say it isn't fair, that this is a man who is no longer alive, he can't answer to those allegations. what are your thoughts? i empathise, that is my starting point. they are in a difficult situation where somebody that they know and love, asked the he's died has been accused of abuse —— after he's died has been accused. at the same time if i think about the person on the street and asked the person on the street and asked the question, very serious crime

evidence that bob mueller's investigation would be aggressive when they showed up at paul manafort's residence in the millednight saying the no not provision is in effect and we're here to look and see. >> they did. i mean look, you know, from the beginning bob mueller has moved with great speed and great aggression-- aggression in white collar cases it is pretty clear they show up which a no knock warrant early in the morning and wake you up and seize documents. but they're not messing around. they know it is sending a message to people like flynn and other people out watching that they are going to bring heavy charges on conduct that maybe isn't even directly related to the campaign. they will turn up other stones as they are going along and use those charges to leverage people to get at the heart of what they are looking at. which is possible coordination between the campaign and russia to influence the election. >> rose: jeff, what about mr. gates, rick gates. >> well, again, is he someone who is right by paul manafort's side through somev business dealings in ukraine and he worked on the campaign well

mills, maine. and we just had to meet the man behind the made in america bat. hi, paul. good to see you. cage. >> that's where we hang around. >> i need some tips. >> we c d >> but first, the idea behind that made in america idea. what do you got? >> i got some bats for you to try. >> beautiful bats. this is entirely made in america. >> made in maine with maine wood, with maine labor. >> paul, a former baseball player himself, even trying out for the majors. >> what was it like trying out for the red sox? >> phenomenal. as close to getting to my dream, that was it, you know? >> their loss. >> well, yeah, their loss. >> paul's other love? carpentry. you started out making cabinets -- >> right. >> and then you were sort of on the side doing what you loved, which was something to do with baseball. >> right. i -- you know, it evolved, because my youngest son wanted to play baseball, for a living. >> he started making bats for his son first. >> instead of me sending him money, i'd send him bats. >> his son started selling the bats. start in the forests of maine, carefully shaped, polished, lo

paul krugman would be more in the milton friedman camp than a libertarian. >> guest: we had lanny here to debate steve moore and lanny is an interesting person because his background different classical economics. john stuart mill is his favorite economist. he has written a biography -- friedman. you would think he would be in that camp but he has drifted. in santa monica or santa barbara, he teaches there. he has been affected by the purple kool-aid a little bit. in favor of a progressive tax, rather high progressive tax, milton friedman and so on, skeptical of progressive tax as am i and the supply side in general but the idea of transferring wealth from the private sector to the public sector, i can't see how that would be beneficial. i question lanny's for them of how he is seeing things these days. >> host: you mentioned sound money. what is that to you? >> guest: you need a monetary system that imposes discipline on central planners. how much does it cost? we have paper money. a lot of paper money. a $20 bill with andrew jackson on it but it costs $3 to mint that. to physically, that is the cost of production and $100 bill, same thing, $3. or $0.03, i am sorry. that was the liberty bell, by the way. peopl

paul. >>> breaking news also out of montgomery county. a woman was sexually assaulted while waiting oh and a bus this morning in gaithersburg. it happen just after 6:00 in the morning on watkins mille are investigating. >>> developing overnight montgomery county police want to you look at a picture that you're about to see on your screen. this is roy andres simmons, ii police say he admitted to the contact and turned himself in yesterday. ♪ >>> now let's talk about the latest in that las vegas massacre. on-going investigation has turned up some chilling possibilities. officials say there's evidence that stephen paddock was eyeing major venues wrapped las vegas. he booked a hotel room in chicago overlooking the summer la-la palooza festival. the hotel says never check n unspecify references fenway park in boston. >> this potentially could have been our city but thank god it wasn't. >> authorities have now released the entities of every person into died. 36 women, eldest victim 67 years old the youngest was just 20. ♪ [ inaudible ] >>> president donald trump giving reporters something to think about last night. when he mentioned as you heard the calm before the storm. the president