if you can think of sherlock holmes, somebody who was brilliant have you seen the movie the fugitive with harrison ford? tommy lee jones plays a great character who is a federal marshal and was relentless chasing harrison ford but that was leitch are so combine sherlock holmes with someone who is relentless in his job just doing his job and then add to that someone who has savoie fair, multiple languages cocktail parties or rest and can blend in and assume other identities. when odette met him his french was so good she thought the accent was belgian. that is how good he was. so you have a fascinating character with all of those traits it's hard to think of someone who could do this but he feels guilty and if you go through the story but leitch are felt guilty he knew he had to arrest people because then he felt guilty he's turning them over to the gestapo and the ss which runs the concentration camps. he felt guilty so he helps a little bit. what's the big picture? people relate to films and other books so if you have seen or read the book unbroken do you remember all he went throug

that would be the worst episode of sherlock hold ams whatever whatever, it is compleer what happen, blood34r59er end, door was open and the gun blew in the drek of the killer which means the kill certificate in this room, oh no, who is it, sherlock. well, that is not my job, hopefully someone will surm arize it for you, all right, everybody, good-bye. that is what he did. so barr basically spent the entire hearing being defensive and combative and his story is that although mueller's letter berates him for his bad summary he said when robert mueller called him and he on the phone they were on the same page but when senators asked for proof of what happened on that phone call barr said i've got your proof right here. >> did anyone either you or anyone on your staph memorialize your conversation with robert mueller. >> yes. >> who did that? >> there were notes taken of the call. >> may we have those notes? >> no. >> why not? >> why should you have them? >> trevor: okay. america, i feel like i've discovered a fundamental flaw in your democracy. you have no defense against someone just being

and sherlock holmes that says that is why it is interesting. they didn't know it was going on. they did not know what john dean was doing. that's my view. tape three, the end of john dean's cancer in the presidency meeting. the prosecutor says at least 10 times about the blackmail and nixon did not reject it out of hand, therefore he must have approved it. it is just not on the tape. this is the end of the paragraph. what they conclude is that blackmail won't work because hunt won't go away. we have to figure out how to disclose this. get mitchell down here and let's come up with a plan. the president says we will call peterson and tell him we want him to get to the bottom of the expletive deleted thing. call the grand jury or anyone else. we need to see if we can put up -- off sentencing because we have new development we will announce. halderman says john dean's point is exactly right. the erosion is going to you and that is the thing we have to turn off at whatever the cost. we have to figure out where to turn it off at the lowest cost, but at whatever cost it takes. what yo

he drinks a potion, his cable bill goes up $5 a month, the jets don't cover the spread, sherlock holmesnds him on facebook. >> well, cable bills can be infuriating, but i think it's probably a, he drinks a potion, final answer. >> right, well, the jets don't ever cover the spread, so that can't be it. you got it. [cheers and applause] that is correct. $500 in the bank just like that. let's double it. $1000 question up next. ♪ which four-letter "m" word can refer to both a single- channel audio recording and an illness known as "the kissing disease"? >> well, i don't know this because i've never had it, but the answer is "b," mono, final answer. >> just be safe if mom's watching. that's right. you got it. $1000. [cheers and applause] ♪ $2000 question right here. dubai hack! you can save yourself a trip to the burj khalifa's observation deck by making a reservation at what appropriately-named restaurant on its 122nd floor? ♪ >> well, since my height is not, you know, uh, super high, i think it must be "a," at.mosphere, final answer. >> that's the name of the joint. that's right. [cheers a

jonathan: well, now it is being forced in a way that speaker pelosi does not like, it is sort of like sherlocks, the dog th didn't bark. a lot of people are saying why haven't you started impeachment, you keep on saying he committed sspeachable offenses, you are fighting over aco documents, and yet you don't want to call this an impeachment proceeding. that is becoming mormore untenable for a lot of voters. laura: meanwhile, we are also hearing that there is tension over whether the special counsel robertueller will himself appear in front of congress. what is that about? jonathan: it's an interesting dynamic. bill barr, the attorney general, said he is perfectly ok with mueller testifying. someeports indicate that it mueller's people who are slowing the process and might oppose an appearance. but most of us expect he will eventually be called. but that is going to trigger questions as to wh he can say resolving these executive-privilege problems. laura: jonathan turley,in faing. thank you. jonathan: thank you. laura: in other news, the founder of huawei has said that confrontation with the un

we want to put in pure evil‘s sherlock, a lot of others.um of international art. we want it to be an international art museum that happens to be in wales. and that has been one of the stumbling blocks. 0ne been one of the stumbling blocks. one of the officials we were talking to said they can't help us because ba nksy to said they can't help us because banksy isn't welsh. they surely have to get over that. could you get ba nksy to get over that. could you get ba n ksy to to get over that. could you get banksy to do some more in wales, without help? would you? if that is the response from the people in a town, that they like the one piece they've got but they won't work with anybody because banksy isn't welsh, would you go back? i'm not answering these questions. i'll get in trouble. other people in the town have arranged for an artist to go and paint there. the idea was that visitors... we were looking at 150,000 visitors a year into port talbot. the idea was that people go to the museum, come out of the museum with a map of the town, and t

and if you can think of sherlock holmes somebody who is brilliant combined with the fugitive with harrison ford ande if you remember and with the federal marchal and was relentless and then to be relentless in his job and then the savoie fair who speak multiple languages in any scenario, cocktail parties too blend in and assume other identities as french was so good she thought his accent was belgian the frenchman spent time in belgian? that is how good his accent was. so you have all of those traits. it's hard to think of someone that can do this but he feels guilty if you go to the story i will talk about the overall story but he felt guilty he knew he had to arrest people because he's turning them over to the gestapo and the ss which runs the concentration camps and he feels guilty so he helps a little bit. iel will come to that so what's the big picture of the story? i like to talk about what relates to other books so if you have read the book unbroken. remember what he went through? except it's a woman and he is great as great as it was he one no medals for bravery or brvalor. but she

and sherlock holmes that says that is why it is interesting. he had to park to know who the people were -- the week before the blows, there was no talk about how we would cover ourselves, they didn't it was going on. they did not know what john dean was doing. my view. tape three, this is the end of john dean's very famous cancer on the presidency meeting. at least 10 times they discussed the possibility of paying the blackmail and nixon didn't reject it out of hand therefore, , he must've approved it, it is just not on the tape. these are the end two paragraphs. what they conclude is very clear. blackmail won't work because hunt will never go away. we have to figure out how to disclose this. get mitchell down here, and let's come up with a plan. so the president says, we will call peterson here that is the head of the criminal division, and say you want to get to the --tom of the god dam expletive deleted thing. call the grand jury or anyone else. we have got to see if we can put off the sentencing because we have new developments we are going

spent his life for us and sherlock of the northwest of the country so what is it what's happening where you are bernard. well really this is one of the main mosque really in minimum good and you can see all these windows shot through smashed through not just the mosque but businesses next to it just just a little bit further up the street here you can see. of the shops and businesses that were burnt and attacked by what the witnesses say were mainly sinhalese young men it's created a very tense situation in this part of sri lanka northwestern sri lanka at least 30 towns and villages just like this were attacked on monday night since then there have been curfews imposed on those curfews have managed to keep the peace but they really are only a temporary solution a much greater challenge in sri lanka is trying to repair the sort of ruptured into community relations relations ruptured after the easter sunday bomb attacks here in sri lanka or churches and hotels that claim $250.00 lives the great fear was that there would be excuses to attack a muslim community because of those attacks and

the president's long time friend and legal whoopee cushion may or may not be found playing sherlock holmesr for a role in the re-election campaign. he says we'll see where they have holes and need help. i'm available to do a lot of it. first off, i don't doubt he is available. the market for his services screaming and saying stuff that isn't true is limited and the president has most of that covered anyway but that's not to say rudy giuliani couldn't be once again be an in demand surrogate. like for example then citizen trump had a long history of not only making charitable donations which we now in itself screams incr incredulity but doing so honestly. >> i'm going to mention it. this is a man with a big heart that loves people. all people. from the top to the bottom to the middle to the side. >> who wouldn't believe he made anonymous charitable donations. it's not like he bought a 6 foot tall portrait of himself with money from his own so-called charitable foundation, a foundation that has since closed down amid a new york state investigation. why dwell on the negative? that actually hap

in other words, mueller was in discussions, doing a little sherlock holmes here which is fine, it's what i do. he said you know what, i'm going to call the attorney general. no, no, mr. special counsel, you should put it in writing, put it in a letter and they went back and forth. he ultimately caved in and did. he put it in a letter. causing a lot of liberal commentators to jump in, that is so serious he would commit it to writing. you heard all that rhetoric. the reality is that he expressed some relatively minor concerns, not an editorial, then they spoke the next day and said there's nothing inaccurate. >> gary kaltbaum here. this is actually a serious question. >> sure. >> the man was called a liar, in contempt, bribery, in trump's pocket, a stooge, jail time, felonious, criminal, crooked and perjurer. all i know is if i'm called all that, i'm taking action. i doubt this man will, but should he? >> well, no, that's an interesting point. but what happens is, you know, again, a little out of my area, more into the politics, you see pivot after pivot after pivot, so the point is, you k

as sherlock holmes once said, when you've ruled out all the other possibilities whatever is left howevere only people who can decide whether there isa people who can decide whether there is a mandate to leave with no deal or to remain or whatever it is are the electorate who voted in the referendum on the first place. i have not been a supporter of a referendum because i assumed perhaps in might naivete that if the government could not reach agreement, parliament would oppose an agreement on the government and we've seen that parliament is as divided as the government so if the government and parliament cannot reach agreement the only people left, fortunately we have another option and that is the electorate. we always tell the electorate other people who demanded brexit and of course that is correct, therefore the electorate are the only people who now can deliver it. the government by itself does not have the majority to do that and parliament cannot coalesce about an alternative compromise that would enable us to go through that. so you eliminate that, whether it is boris johnson or a

you have this sherlock hmeolmes project this summer. "stranger things."ve them behind. they are constantly with me. >> there they are. >> yeah, those are my siblings. isteri frien anandy my sisters, whout absoly just love. i mean, paige travels around the world me. we are so close. my parents are the greatest. we travelogether as a pack. they will never let me get out of order. >> we hope not. > yeah, never. >> thank you. "godzilla: king of the monsters" hits theaters may 31st. "stranger things" 3 debuts july 4th on netflix. rson, other to you, buddy. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up next,oave zinczenks the king of steering us towards healthier choices when it comes to eating. he is introducing us to the best new sweets and snacks hitting the market. he did his research, went to chicago,en went to the expth e best of the best coming up. firs this is "today" on nbc. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. ulicit

you have this sherlock holmes project that's coming out this summer apparently.ere someone or something that is helping you stay right here >> i would say my family, you know i travel with my family. i don't leave them behind. they are constantly with me. >> there they are. >> yeah, those are my siblings so i have my brother, who is my best friend. and my sisters, who i absolutely just love. i mean, paige travels around the world with me. we are all so close. my parents are the greatest. we all travel together as a pack and they will never let me get out of order >> we hope not. >> yeah, never. >> thank you "godzilla: king of the monsters" hits theaters may 31st "stranger things 3" debuts july 4th on netflix carson, over to you, buddy >> thanks so much. >>> coming up next, dave zinczenko is the king of steering us towards healthier choices when it comes to eating. this morning he is introducing us to the best new sweets and snacks hitting the market. he did his research, went to chicago, went to the expo. [ cheers and applause >>> welcome back, friends. >> tired

. >> it does if you have to look at what sherlock holmes used to say, which is first examine the facts. and the facts are that despite what we're worried about with these tariffs, and they're legitimate concerns, you cannot look at them in a silo you have to look at the economy as a mosaic. and as steve pointed out, there are other parts of the economy that are trumping -- i shouldn't use that word. but are outweighing the chinese tariffs and the global tariffs and that is that productivity is better corporate profits are really strong free cash flow's really strong and so -- and stock prices are moving higher. if stock prices were not moving higher, sara, i would have a completely different outlook than i do. but the russell 2000 is breaking out to new high ground the breadth has been pretty good in the market. you can quibble with the number of new highs and some of the internal market metrics. but stocks are moving higher and mostly they're moving higher because of profitability and because you're getting higher earnings yield than you are getting out of interest rate comparatives i

can i refer you to conor doyle and the sherlock holmes mystery, perhaps this is a case of the dog thatuld have happened in the meantime?” on the doorsteps so what would have happened in the meantime? i don't know. i really don't know. i have asked the questions to the counsellors here. laughter. everybody wasn't generally saying this is what we are hearing from the public, they did not want to turn out but 31% is what you basically get ina out but 31% is what you basically get in a local election. they were saying they would not support theresa may, well, the conservatives are up one, labour up one, lib dems up are up one, labour up one, lib dems up one. you have to say, what has happened to all the feeling that there generally is in this et, as in many other cities in the country, about what is happening nationally with brexit. —— this city. perhaps that was because people were concentrating on local issues. peter, we love your openness. let's go to central london and talk to sean berry, coleader of the greens. thank you for waiting to talk to us. it is 2:30am. as things stand, you ar