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. >> look my sources tell me that you really do a great rendition of rocco the lazy moth. [ laughter rocco the lazy moth, he was pink and yellow, he's going a way to heaven now you can tell by the silence of his cello. [ laughter ] >> wow! >> this is gold. >> who do you know? you obviously know one of my fri friends. >> chris -- >> people don't know this stuff. >> i know ppl right? i got sources. hey listen i also know -- >> you can't reveal them. >> i'm not going to reveal them new york city. i'm going to keep them secret. >> i understand. >> i know you are coming to wolf trap in august, right? >> that's right. that's right. rocco the lazy moth is not colonelly in the set list. >> it's going to be to be now. >> we can do it in harmony. >> that's right. >> i don't even know it i'll have to learn it. >> we'll washington on it. >> all right. when you guise come to wolf trap please know that you have an invitation to come in here and be on our show on good day dc we'd love to host you in the loft. >> that would be great. >> thank you. >> we'll take you up on it for sure. >> we're lookin

director guy ritchie was joined by son rocco, while david beckham brought along brooklyn, and i won'tsurprised if we see more of him on the big screen. >> i enjoyed it. where do you want me? bouncing on my knee. >> the former soccer star looks almost unrecognizable with scars and fake teeth in the medieval tale. it's becks second feature film, but the first with a speaking part. >> he's a very good actor. he's a natural performer. and i used him in "man from u.n.c.l.e." and just the next step on the evolutionary ladder was to have him have a speaking part. >> david's role only took a day to shoot, but he left a lasting impression on costar charlie hunnam. >> i saw in that one day of work why he's the superstar that he is. just stood in line with me at lynch and i had people falling other themselves to serve him lunch. he said, no, i'll hang with my pal charlie. just regular, humble chap. >> listen, you get david beckham involved in your project and you can't go wrong. >> i'm so excited about guy's next project, he's directi inine live action version of "alad didi din". >> i like it. >

rocco is the same otto. i just visited a town north where they are organizing for the day at prices and working with local syrians as we did before the mosul operation we've identified hundreds of critical sites and targets for stabilization products. after isis will work to support that the mining of those abilities and rapid restoration aligning local workers who know the area and how things get done . that rocker campaign will take time but our corporate will hold after the battle, local pedal from the area will be in charge of the city and enable them to return life to the streets and invite people to return. a few days ago i met a arab leader from the kind of talk of a stronghold of isis for over three years just west of rocca. he described to us the thousands of foreign fighters from far away as to the data into fargo who terrorize community enslaving women, brainwashing children and completing public executions. he also said he believes most of these foreign fighters are now that. he is working to org

marge rocco, secretary of the principal, recalled his maste ry of games and love of piecing puzzles togetherhich he would solve with the help of her son. >> give me that one, give me that one, put pieces in and before you know it, 3,000 piece puzzle, together, beautiful. >> reporter: larger picture of this man we're told was of a priest who helped often complicated lives of high school students. >> he considered each one, each student, i guess a part of a puzzle and wow help them get their acts together. >> reporter: another puts toll solve is father bill atkinson life meets with the vatican ridge rust requirements for sainthood. around here the answer is easy >> i say, joe, i already consider him a saint when he was here. all he went through, and i think in my lifetime i will say i knew a saint. i think it will take a while but it is coming. >> reporter: in drexel hill, joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is beautiful, yes, indeed. >> lauren casey, how about a bunch of sunshine. >> i mean it is memorial day weekend, may, unofficial start to summer is coming. it doesn't look or feel

. >> go rocco. >>> it is 4:39.t up on "action news," are you sure into be a parade crowd coming up. >> tiger woods is explaining his arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence. karen. >> lots of clouds and it's staying cool as well. details in that accuweather forecast coming up. >> ♪ >> this is new video of a pony scampering into a parade crowd in wisconsin while hauling a wagon. they were spooked by the sound of fireworks. the handlers couldn't hold on and the ponies ran onto the sidewalk. only three people were hurt and they are all nursing minor injuries. >> let's turn now to accuweather. is it going to rain again today? >> yup. ask me if it's going the rain tomorrow. >> is it. >> is it going to rain tomorrow. >> yup. >> day after. >> ask me if it's going to rain next weekend. >> yup. >> they're not asking me anything else. storm tracker6 live double scan showing right now, hey, it's dry for your morning commute. that's something. you have to look well out to the north and west to get a little shower o

then rocco and robe lay go head to head in the ultimate cook challenge. i want you guys to switch tables. >> no, stop. dr. oz: coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: we'll save lives today. you guys ready to get healthy? [cheers]

rocco will lightly fall at some point.he top russia expert tells fox that there is also an element of messaging here, that the regime axis will soon take. finally, what's important to point out, in addition to all this is that russia did warn the u.s. that these missiles were coming. at least, on a minimal level, those lines of communication between russia and the u.s. are back up and running after a period when they were frozen out. >> heather: amy kellogg, thank you. spew and she's a comedian, but maybe not so funny. kathy griffin faces major backlash over her photo holding up a blooding mask of the president. coming up, why our next guest says griffin's actions could incite violence. >> jon: some new information on comedian kathy griffin. she is now apologizing after receiving major backlash for posing with what is meant to be president trump's bloodied head. >> the image is too disturbing, i understand how it offends people. it wasn't funny, i get it and i beg for your forgiveness. i went too far. i made a mistake and

in light of the tragedy in manchester, last night, doesn't it lend significant urgency to retaking rocco where all this originates. >> that won't solve the problem because homegrown and inspired attacks going to the heart of isis in driving a stake through that hard to reassess will significantly improve the situation. the plotting and planning that comes from a centralized caliphate or safe haven for isis district we seen the damage that occurred could we do assess, however, that its ideology and methods have spread like tentacles into many places and most of them ungoverned countries and some foreign fighters sent back home that carry on their mission. clearly, the strategy, i believe, is the right strategy and that is to go to the heart. to disperse their planning in their leadership. >> and defense science board to this committee that in the next decade offensive cyber capabilities of our most capable adversaries are likely to far exceed the united states ability to defend key critical infrastructure. do you agree? >> i do. cyber has risen to close to the top of the most serious chal

. >> we asked rocco to weigh in. e he says it was a difficult case for a jury and they may have been looking for something more concrete. >> there was not a lot of evidence for the jury. there was nothing in his apartment, his car, his phone that directly tied him to killing his child. >> reporter: in a retrial, both will get a chance to retool their argument. >> anything in particular you would expect that would change? >> i think that the prosecution may try to focus more on aspects of the case that make the jury more comfortable to convict a father of killing his child other than we ruled out anybody else so it must be this guy. >> reporter: the next thing to look for in this case is july 5th. the judge set that date for both parties to come back and talk about what happened next. and in the meantime, dj's attorney is going to file a motion to try to get his bail lowered and get him out of jail while they await a new trial. >> quick question for you he was charged with first-degree murder and child endangerment. t

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the battle for rocco, the de facto capital of the caliphate, it is the ypg who is the main ally of thenited states. nermeen: can you say a little bit about what the impact of the russia military intervention in syria has been in tererms of the situation on the ground, in terms of civilian casualties, and so on? >> any discussion of syria, it is important to state at the outset two biggest sources of violence, number one, the assad regime. it has killed, tortured, maimed, ,xecuted anybody who resists essentially. the second-biggest source of violence in syria is the russian regime. russia's role has been to prop up the syrian government at a time when it was looking very weak. when the syrian government retook aleppo a few months ago, they would not have been able to do that without russian airpower. nermeen: last week, democracy now! spoke to a correspondent jonathan steele. he questioned whether the assad regime was responsible for the earlieral attack in idlib this month saying the principal beneficiaries were the u.s. military-industrial complex and those in the trump administration

air strike, which killed a number of women and children who were outside the town in the suburbs of roccoople living in and around extremelyfacing an dire situation of the moment. there targeted from the air and on the ground. amy: you have said, in fact, over 9000 strikes u.s. has heared out -- we don't very much about u.s. airstrikes. can you give us a sense of how that compares to russia, for instance, about which we hear all the time? >> in april, the was carried out a cruse missile strike after the chemical weapons attack in a small town in syria, but that was only one of many, many that haveof strikes happened since 2014 by the united states targeting out the syrian government, but militant groups in the country. the strikes have killed thousands and thousands of people. the russian government carried out a brutal campaign in aleppo to help the syrian government regain control of the city. it seems since january, the united states is in some ways copying the russian strategy of ramping up airstririkes with wht we have seen in corresponding increase in civilian casualties. the russia

airstrtres coinue in syriaia in and around rocco. the journalistic monitoring group says multiple u.s. led airstrikes on may 4 and may 5 killed betetween a dozen and two dozen syrian civilians. in washington, d.c., members of the trump administration and pentagon officials are pushing for the deployment of at least 3000 more u.s. troops to afghanistan and to relax restrictions on launching airstrikes there. the r recommendation comes after the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general john nicholson, warned the war has reached a stalemate. the united nations says last year saw a record number of afghan civilian deaths and displacement. president trump is expected toto decide whetherer to approve the deployment of additional troops later this month. there are currently about 8400 u.s. troops in afghanistan. in somalia, a car bomb explosion killed at least eight people in the capital mogadishu monday. the militant group al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack, saying the targets were police, milititary and , intelligence offi

it might be your cousin rocco. i would say it is not an uncommon trait. governor says,nt the american public did embrace that element of his personality, at least some of them did. david can pose this question to psychologists or intentionally other political observers as to whether or not he is -- the extent to which the personality he has displayed us -- would be useful or not useful to him at the country and governing. to ronick follow up this.and ron christie on to what extent do we get a presentation of the president's personality from the media and to what extent is there a different picture behind the scenes. not necessarily donald trump, but in your experience. >> i think there are presidents who are different in private than public. i would say one example was al gore. not a president that people who know him know that actually he is funny, warm, likable and personally without his public reputation was for being very stiff and robotic. with donald trump i honestly do not care if he is crazy, crazy like a fox, you know, what it is. i care about th

and it is interesting, as we bring in attorney rocco here, to talk about what this this could mean.n this everyone tagging about the fact little brendan, three years old had on white soxment and even when he was found, he, and the father said he must have wandered off, for more than a mile, the socks were still clean. they weren't dirty at all. >> or wet. >> that's key piece of evidence, they've ham third home during the trial saying there is no way this little child could have made that trek from the apartment three quarters after mile lighter to where his body was found, they actually had the jury walk it, they had an investigator walk it with another three year old with socks, they were filthy. that's big piece of evidence for the prosecution. >> so the jurors, this is what we need, we need to go back to when the detective first interviewed david creato, you know, took him back to the police station, had the little interrogation rooms, always have the cameras up above, they videotape the conversation. so the police officers tell this guy that your son, your three year old son, is

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our strategy to take rocco back has a heavy reliance on the ypg kurds.are you both familiar with that? dir. coats: yes. dir. stewart: yes. senator graham: does that create more tension with turkey? dir. coats: yes. dir. stewart: yes. do you agreem: that it would be better to have more arabs and less kurds in the fight? dir. coats: i believe general mattis be the best person to answer that. senator graham: ok. is this being driven by our policies to use the ypg kurds? dir. coats: i think it contributes to it. senator graham: do either of you know anything about bitcoin? dir. coats: i try to figure out what it was, and i never got a good answer, at least one i can come for hand. i'm still using dollars in coins. senator graham: me, to you welcome the could you do me a favor and look at that issue and report back whether you believe bitcoin will become the currency of terrorists and criminals down the road? happy tos: we would be look into that. there is some indication it is being used for that purpose. we can give you an assessment. senator graham: seques

a private ceremony the next day and all her classmates will be invited in hagerstown, marina march roccot's a tough one. it is also a christian school which would also we all fall short of the glory of god, right, and so, you know, you will think there might be some forgiveness point bee pro life was also a valid point. >> what's the issue here, she sign the pledge and got pregnant but she did make that point about what better christian message i'm pro life and having a child. it's complicated. >> rules are rules. >> i wonder hoot father is. is he in the graduating class. >> no. >> not at that school. >> he doesn't go to that school. >> interesting. >> we still have much more coming up. we've been talking about jamie foxx joining us this morning. unfortunately out of our control jamie is running late this morning. but it's not problem. we'll catch up with him in just a few minutes unfortunately it will probably not be in time to get on the air today. so it might be the kind of thing we talk to him today and get it to you tomorrow. >> reason for to you tune in tomorrow. >> exactly. >> whi