being such an important game but then in the second half is when things got really well because roger miller falcao he scored the second goal for the south americans and now they had tracked and secured their spot already but it wasn't over yet because there was still a mystery this with another since ational pass across half of the pitch and bunker john doe didn't miss that it and it was three zero in the end for colombia in a very very. port again for the colombians and for the polish because that means the polish with robert lewandowski the buy and star striker are out of the world cup surprising for poland there let's talk about group h. leaders japan and senegal they played earlier on and that was also really entertaining match absolutely from the start and it was senegal actually had a really good start into the game and they started to take an early lead from a very comical goal there was really poor defending from japan there and then the goalkeeper she takes this shot and she punches it away right onto the field of study on a the liverpool striker and into the wall very weird but an

but carol in the main things started to be suddenly good news roger miller was in poland all these guys we expected in the early two thousand though maybe i don't see strange people see the african vultures being ghana also came quite close they were ousted from the twenty ten world cup despite playing great football after luis suarez's infamous have bowled they lost on penalties two year ago i in the quarter finals. everybody thought now the african teams they are there they are basically reach to the top of the international football but that's not the truth it's not the reality. the reality is still a tough and often dusty one. it's worlds away. from a year of sleep you think at least. there's no structure in there because he's still not the best they don't have good pitches they don't have modern stadiums they don't have a nice in the clubs they must have much better as the first to do his coaching education it's not too difficult because a little bit to do is to say you have players the most helpless young africans in the age of sixteen seventeen eighteen they're going overseas the

roger stone. that aide, andrew miller, reported to have worked briefly around the convention, 2016. we heard from another longtime trump associate today, michael that aide, andrew miller, reported to have worked briefly around the convention, 2016. we heard from another longtime trump associate today, michael cohen, sending this message. quote, my family and i are owed an apology after two years, 15 hours of testimony before house and senate under oath, and producing more than 1,000 documents, dossier misreports, 15 allegations about me, my entire statement must be quoted. i had nothing to do with russian collusion or meddling. it's unknow what may have prompted that. emily jane fox of "vanity fair" reports font as cohen debates whether to cooperate with the feds, one person she spoke to wished to get a message out to cohen. that person said, quote, please let him know he could go down in history as the man that saved his country. i think his family would be so proud of him. on that note, let's bring in our leadoff panel, kimberly atkins, jonathan lemire, white house reporter for th

roger, the news came out today your associate was subpoenaed by robert mueller. an aide who worked for you during the 2016 election. >> lfirst of all the witch hunt continues. miller 2013, 3 years ago, helped me at the republican national convention for a week. he is not a trump supporter. he supported governor gary johnson in 2016. this is a fishing expedition. if he didn't work for me other than at the convention, it reinforces my view this is some kind of effort to frame me for some offense to silence me. or to fet me to testify against the president. >> laura: what did he do for you? why did you have a gary johnson guy work for you? i am not following that. >> when he worked for me, 3 years ago, he did scheduling. he was a wing man. did it work. he remains a good friend of mine. i thought this was about russian collusion and the 2016 election. the story is not the subpoena, but the fact he is going to seek through his lawyers to quash it on broad constitutional grounds. it's a violation of his 4th amendment rights. it's an effort to take my associates and browbeat them. >> laura: this is the most heavy handed classic prosecutor tactic. take people low on the t

both the women's and ben's game, roger federer is 36 and ben's game, roger federer is 36 and winning titles, she has won seven will millersport. operation mannerfought. djokovic. lots of sport. operation manner fought. this is djokovic. lots of sport. operation mannerfought. this is president trump's visit to the uk. the mail is pointing out there is a huge security operation and it points out they could leave the rest of the country without adequate protection —— manafort. country without adequate protection -- manafort. they are getting in a fla p -- manafort. they are getting in a flap about the because so many police officers will be called upon because it is a controversial visit and it must be said either when noncontroversial leaders come to the country, lots of security steps up but it will lead visible policing reduced, it may be unsafe for other parts of the country but personally lam parts of the country but personally i am interested in the parts of the country but personally lam interested in the itinerary they have, flying into stansted. who flies in the stands that from the us? melania trump will be going

yesterday, they offered a subpoena for andrew miller, a 26-year-old used to work for roger stone. they are pursuing something around roger stone. he managed the governor campaign of kristin davis who was said to have supplied prostitutes for eliot spitzer. last time i watched, i have no idea what they wanted with this guy that used to be my assistant. so, they are pursuing some level we don't know about. ainsley: all right. let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: good morning the. let's get you caught up. president trump getting right to work finding a replacement for justice kennedy. voted to confirm gulch and face re-election this fall and won in 2016. a list of 25 potential nominees, federal appeals court judges bret cavanaugh and thomas hard man. adam putnam and ron desantis sparring over support over president trump. >> i'm proud of his agenda to make america great again. but i'm running a florida first campaign. i look forward to campaigning with him as governor of florida. >> that would be the first time you ever campaigned with him and when donald

miller was called a fascist while he dined. robert di nero used his platform to hurl an obscenity. >> [ bleep ] trump. >> what would mr. rogersou. >> and it is not just washington. the florida attorney general was heckled at a movie about mr. rogers. >> won't you be my neighbor. >> a woman approaches me in the ticket line and starts screaming that i was personally ripping babies out of the arms of mothers. >> reporter: nancy pelosi is trying to temper the rage, tweeting, trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable, but unacceptable. we must conduct ourselves in a way that achieves unity, republicans are counter attacking any way. >> it is about a scorched earth and hatred and it is about harassment, and that is who the democrats of today are, unfortunately. >> reporter: the owner of the restaurant the red hen told "the washington post" she doesn't like confrontation but feels right now, quote, people have to make uncomfortable actions and decisions to uphold their morals and it seems like folks agree with her, which means likely we'll see a lot more uncomfortable moments as this debate goes forw

former trump associate roger stone and a man "the washington p described as a russian national who has claimed to work as an fbi informant. let's bring in security analyst matt miller. a former spokesperson to attorney general eric holder. matt, we got to start with strzok. how much would his testimony be a political asset for president trump in his ongoing war with bob mueller? >> if i were strzok, i'd be willing to come up to congress and testify. if you look at what's happened, he's been attacked relentlessly by the president. he's in this position where he's not really able to defend himself. the department of justice has found it politically inconvenient to defend him. so this is a chance for him to come and say look -- >> but hold on, hold on. >> yes. >> is it fair to say it's politically inconvenient to defend him? >> i think so. >> he wrote those text messages. >> yes, he did. those were inappropriate texts to send. if you look at the context of his text messages, he also said negative things about eric holder, about hillary clinton, about bernie sanders. and the department not only has refused to defend him but they at one point turned those text messages

roger is the first person -- last person to be interviewed by mueller. >> and look for crimes that have nothing to do -- >> laura: with russia. >> -- with what you're actually investigating. i will say, though, this challenge that millers going to make to mueller's appointment is another one. paul mana fort tried to challenge it. they're doing it on two slightly different grounds. they're basically saying mueller's office is unconstitutional. they're not going to win with that. manafort has already lost in the courts this one will probably not work either. >> laura: roger, tonight, michael cohen put out a tweet saying "my family and i are owed an apology. after two years and 50 -- years of testimony about my entire statement must be quoted. i have nothing to do with russian collusion or meddling." any thoughts about that? >> michael cohen deserves his day in court as well. i read a dozen stories. he's going to plead to this. he's going to flip over that. we haven't seen anything yet. this story remains unwritten. i feel badly for michael cohen. >> laura: i do, too. >> because he's got millions of dollars worth of legal fees them seek to destroy him as well, yet he's not been charged with any crime. >> laura: and the p

roger stone, what they thought would work in a republican primary, what they thought would work to donald trump's advantage. >> you're right. there has been this myth at various points on immigration that steech millphen miller is kind of this dark puppet master pulling the president to a place where he is not comfortable going, and that's simply not true. the president is not an ideologue. he does not have a lot of firmly-held views. as we both saw on the campaign trail, trade is one and immigration is the other. so there are moments, for instance, when the president is eager to get a deal, where he may find himself moving toward the center. or moments where he's hearing from, allegedly, his daughter. or he's seen photos that make him a little uncomfortable. so stephen miller in those places can kind of play the role moving the president back. but he's never making the president do something he doesn't want to do or do something he doesn't believe in. this is who donald trump is. this is what he ran on. this is what he believes. this is what he has been saying for decades before he got into politics. >> that's right. miller maybe shaped some particulars of the policy, but donald trump is the person who this

miller in washington couldn't eat out. kirstjen nielsen couldn't eat out. sarah huckabee sanders talk about that in a minute and palm bondy down in florida she simply tried to go to the mr. roger'sie. ainsley: she is not welcome in the neighborhood. pete: why does this stuff like this happen? that's the question. what is leading to the con fronted not just based on professional capacity personal capacity with their family out to lead. ainsley: maybe because you have leaders in this country now pushing for it maxine waters congresswoman out in l.a. having a press conference, a rally. there she is with the microphone and pushing for the public to last the administration or people who work in the administration. listen. >> if you think we are seeing this. no peace no sleep. we are going to win this battle. god is on our side. [cheers] on the side of the children, on the side of what's right. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store at a gasoline station you get out and create a crowd and push back on them and you tell them they're not welcome anymore anywhere. steve: she seems to be of the opinion if people continue to do this, members of the admi