and i heard all about this guy thomas robb.nights of the ku klux klan. it's so racist that the kkk added a fourth k just to -- took up the racism a notch. this is the kkkk. [ laughter ] i was like i've got to meet this guy. i had to call him up and go hey, man, can i come to your creepy compound? i didn't actually call him up. that would be weird. and i didn't say creepy compound. i actually had one of the producers call him up because he's got a way better white guy voice than i do. because he's a white guy. my white guy voice sucks. i'm like "what up, brother?" [ laughter ] nobody buys that. so thomas robb was like why don't me and your host go out to lunch? and then if i like him then he can come to my compound. which so now i'm in this weird position where i'm going to lunch with a ku klux klan member and i have to impress him. [ laughter ] racism, you know what i'm saying? >> kamau. >> yes, sir. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> tom robb. >> thanks for coming. >> oh, no problem at all. glad to be here. >> i appr

we saw it, my husband, i mean everybody has seen it. >> robb hays, abc7 news. >>> for nearly 30 years, a mother thought the child she had as a teenager had died minutes after being born. but now thanks to modern technology, a dna test connected that mother to the child believed that was dead that child is now raising a family of their own. reporter marie oettinger tells us more. >> tina bejarano gave birth at 17. she was told she couldn't keep the baby. >> the next day she came back to tell me the baby died 15 minutes after it was born and never made it. it was sick. >> for nearly three decades since then, bejarano and her husband have been celebrating that baby's birthday. >> it was hard time every year. >> she would go into major depression for about a week or two. >> i would get depressed. i would cry all the time. >> last year, ages since giving up hope that baby might somehow be alive, she got an email. >> hi, i think we need to talk. it says we're related. and it says you're my mom. >> her long lost kid, kristen, 29 years old, living in new jersey with a wife and a baby. and ins

to join islamic state earlier this month the british foreign secretary dominic robb stressed that unaccompanied minors on all fronts could be taken back to britain without mentioning what's going to happen with those who still have one or both parents the u.k. is believed to have started working with various agencies including the red cross to transfer some children to britain through iraq some 800 citizens travel to join islamic state earlier this year the u.k. home office sparked controversy by revoking the citizenship of some of the wives of fighters one of those should be a big group who left for islamic state in 2015 blamed the u.k. government for the death of a 3 week old son earlier my colleague neil harvey spoke to both sides of the debate about the issue. one of course has children they are completely innocent and almost certainly they don't at this moment pose any threat i think the difficulty comes with those that are with their parents who have made the deliberate choice to go to these places and are potentially really very dangerous themselves i disagree britain's position. citizen

know the grieving parents said it was a waste of time talking to british foreign secretary dominic robb but. he's going to be a poodle to donald trump who president trump of course said there's no way she's going to be from batteries were to have a trump card speech talking to the president where he to point out that these bases a pretty vital to america's security and in fact they were used in 1903 to bomb tripoli after that killing in a berlin discotheque by what he thought was good after his agents and mrs thatcher in those days simply quietly said ok if donald trump wants to bomb iran as is former national security adviser john bolton rather did then they would fly from their bases in britain we worry about sovereignty and exit europe but we have these bases in britain that are entirely american well. basically shows we are some kind of a. carrier for the united states brazil is increasingly being seen as a proxy for u.s. foreign policy your client former president lula has been offered the chance of freedom by brazilian prosecutors. why do you think they've carried him why is your

with his closest advisers, and it's been hugely beneficial, not only to isis, but also to russia, robb course, assad, as well as turkey. >> brennan: that's why i was pressing the vice president for the detail on the number of forces left in syria, because it doesn't seem we have that granular decision making. >> and this motion that somehow we're moving handful of forces out of syria to send them home, do the american people understand that since may, president trump has deployed 14,000 additional u.s. forces to saudi arabia and the gulf at a time when he's saying he wants to take the united states out of the middle east. this is not on the level. >> brennan: i want to ask you about something you write about in the book, you know, the public may remember in the wake of the attacks in benghazi that you were the person put forward by the obama administration to explain what happened. >> on that first sunday. >> brennan: on that first sunday on shows like this one. you say, obviously that had tremendous political blowback for you professionally, but you reveal for the first time some real

earlier this month the british foreign secretary dominic robb stressed that unaccompanied minors and orphans could be taken back to britain without mentioning what's going to happen with those who still have one or both parents the u.k. is believed to have started working with various agencies including the red cross to transfer some children to britain through iraq some 800 british citizens travel to join islamic state earlier this year the u.k. home of a spark of revoking citizenship of some of the wives of feisal fighters one of them should mean a big i'm left for islamic state in 2050 blamed the u.k. government for the death of her 3 week old son. ok let's discuss this with chris phillips former head of the national counterterrorism security office and with journalist and author yvonne ridley welcome to you both 1st to you chris to what extent do you think these children pose any threat if at all to british security. well of course as children they are completely innocent and almost certainly they don't at this moment pose any threat i think the difficulty comes with those that a

let's go live now to rich allen's in london and rory while dominic robb may be confident while bars johnson is presenting this is a take it or leave it option effectively how do the numbers sit right now given the opposition that we've seen thus far to this deal. while assuming that we have a full house in parliament on saturday it is going to be a very tough task for boris johnson to achieve to get this over the line to get bracks it done as he says incessantly he has to get $320.00 m.p.'s votes for this deal so you push it over the line now the do you pay the northern r.'s policy has ruled themselves out say saying they can't vote for this so. boris johnson asked now to rely on the votes of the sparts in socal sponsons these hardline brecht's to conservatives who voted against it's a reason may's deal repeatedly he has to rely on the support so of the independent m.p.'s and those m.p.'s who he has thrown out of the parliamentary conservative party for defying downing streets in recent weeks and months and crucially he has to reply rely on the support of at least some rebel labor m.p.'s wh

court later on monday morris robb's robinson is facing charges of manslaughter people trafficking and money laundering the 25 year old was arrested shortly after the container truck was discovered last week some of the victims that were found came from vietnam britain has now sent documents to vietnam's government for checks on 4 of the 39 victims. summering the men and boys who escaped from me and say they were sexually abused by the security forces their coxes bizarre in bangladesh is home to more than 700000 ranger refugees turn be a child read reports from there. in this world's largest refugee camp there are many who suffers in silence on able to share their trauma because of extreme shame and stigma we met up with a 41 year old rohingya man who says he was tortured and sexually assaulted by me and my soldiers he didn't want to be identified. and why they took me into an open space in a valley nearby and beat me up badly then i was raped just a replay woman kept me there to put in the morning the very thought of this brutal experience makes me going to see her depression i feel s