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people in paris set a final farewell to johnny holliday saturday with one million turning out o on the shl still he's to say goodbye to the singer. a sean's the leaves we have more. >> a final farewell to johnny holliday. his coffin was displayed one more time on the french island of st. barts people came out to pay tribute and say their last goodbye to the french rock star. he will rest in the small cemetery from the beach. he will be laid to rest in an ordinary grave, just like everybody else. he and his family fell in love with the island in 2008 here it they built this villa overlooking the sea. it was his little slice of paradise, where he could take a break k from the l limelight. >> there were more tranquil here than they were on the french mainland. we respect their privacy. the singer will be raid to last -- laid to rest on monday. this ends the week of tribute to the french rock icon. the eiffel tower was lit up in his memory. genie: some football news for you, real madrid will face paris in the final 16. rinaldo.h will pit madrid finished as runner-up in its group. barcelona wil

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so tangent shl with the work cwmd will do, other head quarters -- we have got get ahead of this timewise. we can't wait. as i said earlier, because a lot of these threats are not -- they're obviously nonstate actors but also not well planned all the time. the amount of time from the idea to radicalization could be very short. or from the idea of implementation. we have got to have strong partnerships internationally and info sharing in every possible way is critical to that. >> what you're saying. how much of this threat then are the shift in focus of the office is from what might be in the past thought of as an intelligence problem to see well developed threats come to you to kind of more immediate detection capability of something you may not have much intelligence on or any intelligence lead time on? >> that's a good point. we may not have any intelligence tactically, but we have strategic tension. we know what types of capabilities are being developed. if we can inform the operators of what to look for -- i always like to use to example for folks who are a little older who can rememb

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find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> former vice president shl nominee sarah palin called-year-old son ended up in jail. according to investigators a family feud led to serious charges. randy kaye joins me with more. >> reporter: here's what we know based on the police documents we've been able to obtain. track palin has been charged with first degree burglary, a flown and also assault and criminal mischief, misdemeanors. this results from a situation at their home in alaska on saturday. according to the officer's affidavit it was sara palin herself who told police her son quoting here, freaking out and on some kind of medication. when police arrived they said todd palin had a bloody face. and track palin started yelling at them from the porch insisting they lay their guns down. at onekbyóx point documents sho track palin crawled through the window onto the garage. >> how is it officers were able to arrest him. >> reporter: after about 10 or 15 minutes the officers convinced him to come oud and talk with him. they handcuffed him at that moment and detained him outside inci

and that would not be collusion but might not be impeach shl but a fundamental question that we don't have the answer to because he won't release his tax returns. >> and repeated effort bending over backwards to show the benefit of the doubt to all things and all russians this past political season. so tamara, if you're the president of the united states and you know tomorrow your son is behind closed doors before house intel and this is already a time of shall we call it increased sensitivity, what's likely to happen? >> well, and your lawyers have been reassuring you that everything is going to be okay and -- >> by christmas in mar-a-lago, yeah. >> i can't imagine my son testifying before a committee so it's got to be tough. but the president of the united states also has to continue to be the president of the united states. and he continues to assert that there is no collusion. you know, the thing about all of these stories that have come out today is they're just like tiny little pieces of this bigger picture that we can't really see, and it is a reminder that robert mueller has a

it's an exten shl problem. a national security problem. we have to get on with it. that's where the economy is going. is inevitably going. all we're doing is disinvesting in the future. disinvesting in it from the craziest thing he did is the executive order. pulling back order that said you couldn't build federal buildings in aside the floodplain. the week before the houston flood. just as as a vivid example of -- you know i can debate with my former friend my friend from the bush administration about we're doing too much or maybe doing not enough or thought -- at least they accepted physics and a rit ma tick. this rejects both. >> i have many friends who are avid trump supporters and so they're explanation for argument for president trump is has several come poepts. one would be the supreme court. he picked a good justice. and he's likely if he gets another chance or two he will pick good ones. and that matters a lot to the significant portion of the base. the second pillar of the argument is that the system had failed too many americans for too long. we had celeb

protection, and do it in a way that is commensurate with checks and balances and our democratic values shl democratic values. >> mr. chairman, it up very much. also we could add some of the problems that existed, including personnel problems that abound. so it's my open hope -- >> how much time do you have, mr. chairman? >> yes, sir. so it would be my hope that the president of the united states appoint someone with the knowledge and desire to structure and make sure they are structurally constructed in such a way that we conform to the needs of the constitution and the agency would be conformed to present itself in better light in their financial decisions and their decisions that are made by personnel and the success of the organization. i could think of a few people that might fill that bill. and i will continue to hope that the president of the united states receives input on that. mr. cole? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i bet we have exactly the same person in mind. >> i don't doubt that at all. >> it's good to see both of my friends here. always great members. and it's nice -- i know y

and the second thing is and i know we'll talk about this more, he has faced an unfolding exist ten shl crisis in the form of this russia probe that now -- >> which his base doesn't care about it. >> it may be a thing that engulfs his presidency and they are -- it has been -- it has consumed the first year to a large extent, the possibility that the president obstructed justice, the possibility that there was collusion between his campaign. there's been progress on this front. there have been indictments. heading into 2018 with the possibility of an existential crisis. >> there's a reason why republicans are sticking with donald trump and also a reason why he's losing all of these races because again, it is the -- the crisis for every single house republican unless they're in a really moderate district is you can't win the primary, the republican primary without donald trump. >> right. >> and you can't win the general election with him. so republicans are in a bit of a bind. >> yeah, and he is not a loyal advocate for republicans in congress. half the time he spends criticizing them and

. >> so senator shl bee said we can't have this guy in a position of leadership.saying we need that vote. >> yeah, issue i understand that, really is -- i feel due to the fact -- children, and fact that he almost a cavalier answer to it to me again raises series issues. maria: k by the way, congressman we want to bring breaking news out the the president is tweeting right now, and he have is what he says listen to this congressman the lightweight senator kristin gillibrand total flunky for chuck schumer would come to my office begging for campaign contributions not so long ago and will do anything for them, is now in the ring fighting against trump. very disloyal to bill and crooked -- congressman, wow your reaction? >> well, i have good working with relationship with christiane disagree on a number of issues i think the president better revived to the to get in fights with people he is president of the united states just giving more credence and credibility to people like gillibrand, to me as president politically should stay above that. maria: k gill gillibrand