la situación comenzó cuando el peo indicaciones de . >> un el niño comenzó a actuar erráticamente.ia lópez tiene un grupo de ayuda para niños con autismo. para ella, la manera de actuar de la maestra y el oficial no es la correcta. vi muy poco entrenamiento y mucha ignorancia un. no hay entrenamiento ni por parte de la escuela ni la autoridad. >> después de meses de investigación, el departamento de policía dijo lo siguiente: el oficial actuó de manera correcta para proteger al estudiante, al otros estudiantes y a la comunidad completa. la policía dijo que no se había encontrado ninguna violación al protocolo. >> las cinco personas detenidas después de una redada, comparecieron el día de hoy y podría permanecer en la cárcel hasta el día de su juicio. enfrentan cargos de abuso infantil. uno de los sospechosos se le buscaba por el secuestro de su hijo. >> este hombre fue arrestado por supuesta posesión de pornografía infantil. sospechoso se encontraba en una clínica viendo imágenes pornográficas de niñas, cuando el personal se percató y llamó a las autoridades. >> en el centro médico

with that as a principle for the same reason for military officers getting involved in politics but peo was a representative who and often are cia directors or they are political appointees point he's and he's in a long line of cia directors who are political appointees and that is the way our system operates just like many of our bastards overseas are aligned politically always with the president so i don't find that worrisome or disturbing i think it's much more important that the the ranks of the intelligence officers remain professionalized how much freedom does cia have the means to sessions i mean for instance bush administration ran torture prisons and then obama came in and closed them does agency has the power to decide for itself whether it needs things like that and whether it's ethical to. that's a great question sophia i feel the intelligence community has a good set of guidelines it starts with a given set of authorities we have in other words we can conduct certain activities are we call our mission without special authority for example the mission of espionage is a core

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pau sl blaken the waterfront in new york city you have been traveling across e america speaking to peo find out what e im ipa s tariffs for em. what have telling you? paul: we have not just been n eeeytalking to companies thate against the tariffs. we are talking to companies in favoof ttihere i,ngdipanies ncin cinlucinnat ohio, who say they are facing unfair competition from east asian tire companies that are essentially undercutting their pricing and business because they are able to manufacture the tires at cheaper ratesatn twh ey are puttingu.s.ongrs to impor ter and greater tariffs on china. they are hoping that the next tranche of tariffs, $200 ion worth of tariffs, will include tires and protections of for their business and they are hoping that the president will seehose through next month rajini: we just heard from the h president told reuters that he does not expect any timeframe for ending the trade war with cnas .end? week, then? paul: that's right, we are hearing from the reuters news agency that the president does not have high hopes fo delegation and the negr otthiats th

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. >>> more than e80 peo were displaced by this huge apartment fire in greeekelt last now the prince george's county communety is coming tr to help families in need. the franklin park apartment complex in theity of greenbelt nonprofit group and churches have built every corner of the complex's office with donations. it is giving those who are displaced hope for a fresh start.co is one of the families living between a car and hotel room right now. >> because t ise are when get an apartment. you have to rebuild everything. so i want to be helped once i get in. >> for more information on how todonate, head to the nbc washington appnd search apartment fire help. >>> and the movie subscription is supposed to help save you money at the movie theater. >> but subscribers are about to pay more for less. >>> and this "mash" star is diagnosed with parkinson's disease. the small chang thate did not notice that doctors did to alert him something was wrong. >>> a we had heavy rain over the last couple hours. and we have a slight risk for stronger thunderstorms later into the afternoon and evening. sheena w

secretary of state might point peo also say that while he's on board with trump's initiative he thinks iran should change its behavior before any such talks take place. but as president trump said in monday's news conference his meeting with north korea's dictator also compounded expectations but in his words produce positive results so maybe the international community could be in for another surprise when it comes to iran. to washington. tonight good evening to you karsten. immediately rejected offer to talk was that the final word. or we don't know you never know with. trump there are also some signs from some members of the regime in tehran same way we should maybe think about that i don't believe this was a deliberate diplomatic over cuba by donald trump it seemed to be an off the cuff remark in which he reacted to the question from reports of but you'll never know him and if the iranians change their mind and if they send him a big letter with some friendly words then he might just seize the opportunity and have a summit with president rouhani of iran and if only because no other

i love peo general. if somebody needs me and i can be there, why wouldn't i be there?porter: she knew there had been difficult times and wanted to help. how did that make you feel? >> i was smiling so hard. i woke up at 6:15 ady. >> reporter: the teacher not only drove to the interview but also cuddled the baby in the car while she was inside. and while she waited, a homework assignment sent on facebook live. >> i need my village si to help and me because i'm going to help as much as i can and i'm go do what i can but i know that i can't do it all ory myself. >> rr: that post now viral with more than 3 million views and an outpouring of support. >> i just love her. i love her like my own mother. she just mean a lot to me like shreally do. >> reporter: and some good news, she got the job as aashier and plans to pay it forward. a lesson in life well done. >> every day you have the opportunity to learn something from one or to teach somebody something. >> reporter: as for lashonda, well, she has a new teacher's pet. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> and lashonda carter

north korean nuclear sites so came out a series of tweets from cities postponing a trip planned by peo to pyongyang supposed to happen next week this is what he tweeted i have asked secretary of state might prompt him not to go to north korea at this time because i feel we're not making sufficient progress with respect to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula additionally because of our much tougher trading stance with china i do not believe they are helping with the process of denuclearization as they once were despite the un sanctions which are in place in the meantime i would like to send my warmest regards and respect to chairman kim i look forward to seeing him so share tansey wraps it all up from washington d.c. . just a few days ago doldrum been pretty upbeat about negotiations with north korea telling reuters that pyongyang had taken steps towards denuclearization the missile testing had stalled and he was looking forward to another summit with north korea however house to be said mike compares last trip to north korea was a bit of a disaster by many accounts kim dragoon

secretary of state by punk peo has film a special group that will coordinate washington's policy on iran as it continues to pressure the country with sanctions and the head of a new group brian hook says the u.s. is prepared to punish any country that does trade with iran and our sanctions regime yes we will we are prepared to impose secondary sanctions on regimes i'm sorry on on other governments. the continue the sort of trade with iran or those sanctions will come into effect on november fifth those will include sanctions on iran's energy sector transactions by foreign financial institutions with the central bank of iran iran shipping in shipbuilding sectors among others. well the first round of a new and here on sanctions were an act of earlier this month after trump announced the u.s. is withdraw from the iran nuclear deal the sanctions prohibit iran from using the dollar and restricts trading of precious metals it also limits iranian currency flows as well as imposing constraints on the automotive industry the u.s. move there was widely opposed by european countries. former advisor

peo >>> another deadly air scare, what looked like a terrible accident police now say was intentional. a man crashing a plane into his house whe his wife and child were inside. the mom and son both making it out alive. ma>>> and anzing rescue, dozens of dogs saved right in the >> aouncer: this is nbc night lie news with lester holt. >>> good evening. the white house and with a book to sell, former "apprentice" star omarosa is hammering the president today. an administration that fired her and a president she says is clueless backing it up with secretly recorded tapes she toor. of trump and hinting there may be more to come. j kristen welkns us with more. good evening. >> reporter: lestlester, good evening to you. with the president and his topdvisors trying to discredit utmarosa manigault newman for a president whose long floated the idea of secretly taping his conversations, it seems he now finds himself caught on tape. tonight,dent trump lashing out at his former apprentice adversar tweet calling omarosa manigault new man, wacky and notar >> do you think he's mentally competent to d

with that as a principle for the same reason for military officers getting involved in politics but peo was a representative who and often are cia directors or they are political appointees point he's and he's in a long line of cia directors who are political appointees and that is the way our system operates just like many of our bastards overseas are lined politically always with the president so i don't find that worrisome or disturbing i think it's much more important that the the ranks of the intelligence officers remain professionalized how much freedom does cia have the means to sessions i mean for instance bush administration ran torture prisons and then obama came in and closed them does agency has the power to decide for itself whether it needs things like that and whether it's ethical to. that's a great question sophia i feel the intelligence community has a good set of guidelines it starts with a given set of authorities we have in other words we can conduct certain activities are we call our mission without special authority for example the mission of espionage is a core in

. ♪ all i'm asking is for a little respect ♪ >> people in detroit waiting in peo lines to honor the latetha franklin. >> the queen of soul was brought to her memorial in the same hearse that once carried her father, and the late rosa parks. >> dickerson: good evening. jeff glor is off. i'm john dickerson. and this is our western edition. a white police officer in suburban dallas said he was trying to protect his partner when he fatally shot jordan edwards, an unarmed black teenager. but video, and the partner, told a different story, and tonight, 38-year-old roy oliver is facing a possible life sentence after a jury returned a rare murder verdict in a police shooting. urre's omar villafranca. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder. >> reporter: there was crying in the courtroom, but no emotion from former balch springs police officer roy oliver. after two weeks of testimony, oliver was found guilty of murdering 15-year-old jordan edwards. odell edwards is the teenager's father. >> it's been a long time, a hard year. i'm just-- i'm-- i'm just really happy. >> repor

with that as a principle for the same reason for military officers getting involved in politics but peo was a representative who and often are cia directors or they are political appointees point he's and he's in a long line of cia directors who are political appointees and that is the way our system operates just like many of our ambassadors overseas are aligned politically always with the president so i don't find that worrisome or disturbing i think it's much more important that the the ranks of the intelligence officers remain professionalized how much freedom does cia have the means to sessions i mean for instance bush administration ran torture prisons and then obama came in and closed them does agency has the power to decide for itself whether it needs things like that and whether it's ethical to. that's a great question sophia i feel the intelligence community has a good set of guidelines it starts with a given set of authorities we have in other words we can conduct certain activities are we call our mission without special authority for example the mission of espionage is a co

but the peo wasn't content in the role of mistress she wanted to be narrows wife. yet nero was still married to one tapia and the subject of divorce sparked an open war with gripping up. nero decided to dispose of his mother and the plan he had for her murder reads like a play. he was fond of drama and reenacted maritime battles his scheme was a bit of both. agra pinas death was to look like an accident could seem. he secretly commissioned a ship designed to collapse and sink with his mother and her entourage on board. he just put them to boards doesn't explode off a constant yet to be the famous booby trapped by a few minutes trying to break up at sea voyage is a bit of an indigo. nation of how nero approached everything and it. had a poem shelf a spectacle. planned the murder of his mother as a veritable showstopper. so i'm stuck. it is march fifty nine. nero invites his mother to israel in the resort town of by on the pretext of a reconciliation visit. after dinner she's picked up by the death ship. the collapsing mechanism works but agra pino survives the shipw

concedes there is a lack of progress over denuclearization and instructs his secretary of state mike on peo not to travel to pyongyang for more talks at home this potentially more legal trouble for the u.s. president the trump organization is chief financial officer has been granted immunity in the miller investigation also in the news as thousands of people flee the harsh living conditions in venezuela the government please come back home we need you and a major new study says even the occasional alcoholic drink is bad for your health. but he was president it wasn't really supposed to be this way was it but now for the first time donald trump has acknowledged problems with the outcome of his deen denuclearization deal with north korea's leader and he's blaming china now back in june trump was criticized for signing what many saw as a vague agreement with kim jong il and it was supposed to end north korea's nuclear weapons development program almost immediately questions were raised about whether inspectors would be able to verify the deal and in the months since the satellite photos of sho

better status but one thing is important yesterday a turkish foreign minister had a phone talk with peo upon his request and to morrow in singapore during that is in meeting turkish foreign minister and my point here will come together have a face to face meeting which can also be binding about is in the tensions between two countries the u.s. is planning even higher tariffs on chinese imports raising them from ten to twenty five percent the move will target two hundred billion dollars worth of goods and one high profile casualty of the trade battle is soybeans which of course are part of the chinese styled china correspondent adrian brown has more of what that means for farmers and a long john province. farmland is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is arable that makes the russian fertile province of hay long jiang very important especially now. close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is reliant on imports to meet demand that means the decision to impose a twenty five

water website ceshed as peo logged on to find out more about the boil advisory. council member said adding a server could prevent future crashes. there was a high level of anxiety caused by what seems to be a kind of late notic it's imperative, i think, we get those vulnerable populationsd contacight away with a confirmation, yes, now they know. >> find out how to signp for the voluntary notification by visitinghe nbc washington app. >>> your phone maye tracking your every move even when you tell it not to. an investigation sho google apps automatically stored timestamped location datand does so even without getting your permission bringing upce privacy conrns. the only way to stop google from following you may be to turn off your phone. >>> 6:17, the countdown is on. school bells arein rng all over our area this morning checking win a group of kids getting ready to head back to >> in fairfax county a special back to school party. he hi, mollet. >> hi, guys, we're in fairfax county with these kids with haircuts and a little flat ironing on for sabrina becau you w

and those forho aren't taking part in these events here today, a lot of peo want to stay at home and watch it on tv. >>> here's an image of the marcs fromt year's unite the right rally. white supremacists carrying tiki torches through charlottesville. when the unite the right marchers take the first steps off of the foggy bottom metro ation, they will be met with messages of love. yesterday folks from western presbyterian churcheft these handwritten messages of hope, peace and inclusivity for those white supremacists. and they're saying they hope to enhe protesters without invoking violence. >> it's just such a tremendous way to enguage with the people who are coming without screaming at them and with something positive instead of you hates so we hate you back. >> security as we have been telling you is going to be tight around here mishav police from several agencies are going to be present to make sure that the protest stays peaceful. >>> lafayette park will be ground zero for controversy once that rally begins. st. john's church across the street from the white house here, where p

all five peo >>> federal investigators are sifting through the wreckage of a plane crash that killed four people from the bay area over the weekend. all five people on board died when the plane crashed into the parking lot of a strip mall in santa ana. four of the people actually worked in one office. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. three of them did. they worked in danville. federal investigators spent much of the day combing through the wreck site. still no answers. but back here in the bay area many family and friends took to social media to mourn those killed in the crash. witnesses in sta in horror as the small cessna plane fell from the sky. >> i saw the red car and something on the back of t and somebody said oe somebody said oh, my gosh, it's a plane. we saw the debris. >> reporter: five people were on board along with laura shepherd and her husband scott, the pilot. the three women were real estate agents. >> our hearts go out to the families. >> reporter: brian with union pacific said the two shepherds leave behind two young children, 5 and 7. scott was an experienced p

we're just really, coo cool peo that go to drive-ins. >> i'm going to borrow from john f. kennedy who said, when he had a number of nobel laureates, i believe, in the white house, you know, there have been so many great minds here since thomas jefferson dined alone. and i would forego all of the other, just to have, you know, abraham lincoln alone. but i would certainly want dolly madison to host it. going back to the trumans. just what anita said, there's this great story about harry truman who goes bounding with his driver/bodyguard, mike westwood, down from independence to jefferson city for a meeting. skpr and truman is in the front seat and spies this woman whose pigs have gotten loose and they're running all around. and truman demands that westwood stop the car and he hops -- truman hops out and helps her to coral these pigs. a reporter gets wind of this when truman, you know, arrives at his destination in jefferson city. and they ask him if it's true. he said, yeah, of course it's true, but remember, i was a farmer before i was president. >> see. >> so down to earth

ivanka said she does not agree with the characterization of the press as the enemy of the peo e peopleair share of reporting on me personally that i know not to be fully accurate. so i had some sensitivity around why people have concerns and gripe especially when they feel targeted. no, i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >> oliver darcy joining us now. do you think we're the enemy of the people. her reaction was, sorry, as if she didn't hear the question. then once he repeated, she gave that answer. what did you make of that exchange? >> remarkable. almost like suggesting the assertion that the press is the enemy of the people she has never heard of it or looked at her father's twitter account or watched the press briefing where jim acosta asked her if the president is the enemy of the people. she refused. ivanka trump's reaction was baffling in that regard. she effectively suggested that the question was ridiculous. in fact, her family seems to believe the press is the enemy of the people. >> ivanka also told michake all that they are not responsible for the separatio

peo de dieing that shooting.re students. >> it was a dramatic finish for the prosecution's star witness in the paul manafort tr l. manafort's former business partner rick gates took the stand forhe third and final day yesterday.te ga said manafort directed him to hide millions of dollars from the irs and foreign bank accounts. manafort's attorneys tried to undercut tes' credibility by suggesting he stole money from nafort to hide four extramarital affairs and not the one heto admitte earlier this week. testimony resumes this morning. 6:49.t's a new york state congressman facing federal charges said he will continue this run forn re-electhis november despite facing securities fraud charens. reprtive chris collins spoke out hours after fafg an judge o those charges. the alleged crime is the armaceutical company. telling collins that a critical drug tri failed. prosecutors say video reported at a white house picnic shows collins getting the news. and that's when they say he called his sono tell him which broke feder

can fill it out ahead of time so when you walk into your polling place, you know exactly who you're: peoeicndependents >> you should check because republicans are really unregisterring people. so it's something we should keep an eye on to make sure we're registered. >> and everybody should vote because this is the most important midterm elections we've ever had. in you're not going to vote in this one, this may be your last chance to get a flavor for democracy. so maybe give it a try! >> stephen: all right, on that happy note, gentlemen, thank you for being here! good to see you! tommy! pod save america, everybody! we'll be right back with constance wu. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back to "the late show," folks! you've seen my next guest in "fresh off the boat." she now stars in "crazy rich asians." >> so your family is, like, rich? >> we're comfortable. that is exactly what a super rich person would say. it's not a big deal, obviously. i just think it's kind of weird that i had no idea. i mean, you

his st i n't know they reendorses peo that do not necessarily when.it is not clear he has coattails or the ability to throw an election just yet. we will see more of that in the midshipman terms , we just have one offs to go on. >>> the help keeps coming in to fight the state wildfires come up next, we sit down with the fire marshal to discuss the findings. back to you. new video this morning shows a >>> welcome to the new normal with fire and fire safety. this season we have been seeing in california, it is going months longer than we have in the past. what other changes will we see? >> fire behavior is much different than it has been in years past. we started to see a little bit of that last year with fires in the north bay. what we have seen in redding and other areas in the state is really unprecedented in the way the fires are actually behaving. >> what is changing? >> i'm not sure we know. the fire has become different in some way. we have much higher wind than normal, the fire behavior acts accordingly to that. it is just one of those things we

. >> ivanka trump was asked whether she believes the media e was the enemy of the peo her father has repeatedly said in public. she said no. the president later commented on the question tweeting, quote, they asked my daughter whether or not theedia was the enemy of the people. she correctly said no. it is the fake news, which is a large percentage of the media, which is the enemy of the >>ople. federal prosecutors continue to build their case against former trump campaign chair paul manafort. more witnesses were called to the stand, detailing manafort's lavish lifestyle. we learned that rick gates will stify against him. prosecutors told the judge they have every intention of calling gates too the stand. manafort is facing trial for tax evasion and money laundering. his lawyers blamed gates during opening atements. gates pleaded guilty earlier this year. testimony will resume at 9:30. >>> parents, if you are shoppina fo-to-school items, this is your weekend to save money in virginia megan mcgrath is live in old townh alexandria, w some of the items you can save a few bucks on. g >>

. >> two peo car along brownsville road in vienna after the road flooded.ople had be carried out of their car to safety. as chuck mentions, the threat of flash flood wacontinues through tonight. you have to be careful on all of our roads. >> it takes as little as six inches of wat a to move car. i don't care if you're driving the smallest little honda vecle or anice, big suv. >> firefighters in fairfax county rescued five people from the high watersuesday night into wednesday morning. firefighters say if you cannot see the road in front of you, it's pbably not a puddle. you should turn around and find another way to get where you're going. >>> new this morning, trump took to twitter thanking kim jong-un for returning the remains of u.s. service members killed in the korean war. this was one of the issues agreed upon in june at the summit in singapore. the president said, i'm not surprised that you took this kind action. also, thank you for your nice letter. i look forward to seeing you soon.re vicedent mike pence joined officials and dozens of veterans mo p

ateeast 26 peo were killed. 16 others injured, and more tha0 firefighters rushed to this scene. they were able to pull some survivors out of this wrethage. crisis is the first major test of italy's new government e formed just a w months ago. uncovers problems with parking at the m v.a.edical center in dy. ar heros with disabilities have to navigate long walks and more than three football fields long just to get into the >> had a local man accused of holding airbnb renters at gunpoint after they trashed h house. but now a surprise twist as we hear his side of the story and get pictures from inside. >> scattered showers once again moving across our region. doug is tracking the impac >>> doug is back with more abouw ourther, a little quieter tonight. >> yeah. >> that's a good thing. >> a very goo bthing. >> nping in the weather center. >> exactly. >> no severe storms. we he showers coming through and these showers coming through really aren't going toch cause f an impact if you make your way out and about, and if you get caught in them it will last 10 to 15 minutes. take a look ou

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at that time, government officials said 64e peo were killed.ow a new report says the death toll is more than 1,400. many are questiong the effectiveness of the response to the hurricane and the aftermathp the tr administration said it's continuing its aid to the island. >>> the trump administration is starting the countdown to launch space force. mike pence announced the president's plan for what would become the sixth military service branch yesterday with liftoff for2020. it's necessary toinsure american dominance in space with threats from countries such as china a russia. >> what was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial. >> e trump admintratiistration asking congress for $8 billion over the next fivea . >>> want to turn to the weather this morning. we are anticipating a little bit of a break, at least from the heat, right?it >> ae bit of a break from the heat. it will come with rain. now everybody wan a dry stretch. >> they do. >> we're not going to t that. >> okay. sorry, eun. >> that's all right. at least airplaaro

e >> peo are fiercely proud. this city is full of andzing people amazing culture.credible beer scene. this diverse amazing group of people. of imore is deserving something like guinness coming to town. >> founded in 1759 inin du it is best known for stout. a beer exported around the world. dublin will continue to brew that and opening the baltimore brewery to something new. >> able to use fruit and new recipes and grain that weoave accessmerica because of the craft brewing scene they don't have access to nblin. >> because it is in baltimore, will you tap into the hyper local resources you have here? >> absolutely. we already brewed beer here in the brewery with maryland grown barley and maryland grown hops. >> no crabs? >> no crabs. >> not yet. >> after a quick history of guinness, i got a chance to try the perfect pour. >> if you put your thumb on the glass and aim the stream of beer for the harp above the word guinness. the handle toward you. don't hit yourself in the head. push i all the w down. there you go. >> my face is in the way. >> that' all right. remembe

pl you have a lot of peo loyal for pragmatic reasons now in the white house in the republican party but it's not because of any affti. the lesson is, if things turn, they'll probably turn at once. if iter's no louseful to pretend you like donald trump, iople will stop liking donald trump. there is something big out there, and i want to caution us we don't know, but if there is something big out there you will see a turn all at once because ehere is not a lot of lov holding people to loyalty. >> woodruff: is the president already weakened by this, ezra, or do we wait, watch andld withjudgment? >> i think he's weakened but in what and what way? people underestimate how donald trump's drain the swamp anti-corruption plank was. if you look at th polls, just a couple of days before the election, the single category on which trump led hillary clinton was corruption. he was tight on the economy, behind in immigration and national security and other things, but people believed in him to clean up washington or at least belied more in him than her to do that. donald trump has now hadet multiple c

. >> ben kol lin,collins, and peo should read this story.nk you for coming on. >> sure. >> we want to turn back to the big story today, omarosa manigault newman on the wild book tour and not just selling books, but providing plenty of fodder for the late night comedians. >> he is truly a racist. >> omarosa! how can you say that about the president, three years after we all said that about the president? >> finally, we have proof that the guy who refused to rent to black tenants said that a nazi klan rally had fine people and called africa a bullpen hole is a racist. omarosa said that she walked into the oval office after he was having a meeting with michael cohen and she sees the president chewing up a piece of paper and putting the note in miz mouth. since trump is a germ phobe, i was shocked, because he appeared to be chewing and swallowing the paper. it must be something very, very sensitive. and the hunt for are trump's tax returns just got way grosser. >> damn it. you are leaving. >> and you know when plans are canceled. and what? you a

of peo and mcquarrie is the greatest director you can ever work with. you can work with. he's the greatest. >> jimmy: oh, he said to you, " he's lik, he's a classic. he's a fantastic actor." and that's like, you two together. was it all shot, did you just go to london? >> london, yeah, london. we shot it in london. >> jimmy: shot all over the place. >> it was phenomenal. >> jimmy: i would recommend go it see in imax, because i saw -- >> go see mission. go see mission. fallout. >> jimmy: on the giant, giant, giant screen. and there's -- i can't even describe it. you go, oh there's a car chase. yeah, but it's an amazing car orase. then there's a mcle chase. then there's an actual chase chase. [ light laughter ] and then there its a boat chase. then there is a helicopter -- >> then they're on a rocket ship. then they're on the moon. they get on a subway on the moon. >> j things.re's so many >> and then a subway ride on the moon. >> jimmy: yeah, and on the moon. it's unbelievable. [ >> "i don't gileep ] about your character." >> jimmy: i know, i know. [ lau

paying huge amount of in and out athe tensiona lot of the people may beless alatched to politics than peo tple s room, they are also not die hard trump supporter, and if they think he's the problem it gets dangerous for him ause his margins have been small. the coming election 208, the republicans, they don't have his personal charisma. >>oodruff: david, while al of this is going on, the president is this we taking out frustrations against on his attorney general. jeff sessions at one point saying, you know, is he a man, did he take over the justice department? we heard jeff sessions finally speak up for himself and put out a statement saying, yes, i took over the justice department.e we know the sident is unhappy with what's going on at justice and with sessions. is that something that could build to something bigger in te s of the integri the justice department and the work that it does? >> yeah, in some wa i'm more offend bid this. you know, the people in the government i was just listening this automobile book by michael lewis on the national weather service, and it's aboutg hoat the

, whether politically, legally as we've seen.drip, drip, grip this wedr like a tore rentore rent of peo for the president will further isolate him in the white house. so separate from his legal jen ardi, what does this do to the way he continues to serve as president? will we see more reactions whether it be on twitter, more pressure on him to -- on the attorney general to take action or pressure on rod rosenstein who oversees the mueller probe or reactions in other ways. those are all the questions that it is not just about the president's legal or political jen jeopardy that he is facing, also what does he do in response, in relation to that or to anything else that he wants to either der distract. >>> and chuck, at the top of the show, we talked to you about immunity for david pecker a long time friend of donald trump's who has spoken based on our reporting. and now we're learning based on the "wall street journal," not independently confirming, but the journ"journal" reporting th allen weisselberg was also granted immunity by these prosecutors. what does that tell you, chuck? >> wel

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