simpson, he can marry mrs. wishes of his ministers who will then resign, or he can abdicate. >> there's no precedence for abdication. there's no blueprint of what a king or, indeed, a prime minister or parliament should do. >> it's the tloehrone or it's mrs. simpson. one or the other. he can't have both. >> however, before edward has made a decision, the story breaks in the press. >> ultimately the british newspapers realize that they simply can't hold off any longer. this story is too big. they break the gentlemen's agreement and decide to publish it. >> the british empire faces an extraordinary crisis. not for centuries have these houses of parliament witnessed so dangerous a political struggle. shall king edward 8:00 marry mrs. simpson? no, say the members of the cabinet supported by the upper classes. they are forbid enfrom marrying the american woman twice divorced. >> there is a great division among the public between those who see this as a great love story, and then there are a great many people who see

simpson? division among the public, between those that see this as a great love story and then there are a great number of people who see this as a derelict of duty because he wants to marry a socialite. >> her house is surrounded, and stones are thrown through the window. >> she's the center of this attention, and, you know, that would be hard for any woman. >> wallace is quite panicked now and she thinks the time is right to flee london and she drives off to the south of france, and she's chased by a press pack desperate for more details. >> edward is desolate when she leaves. she has been his support, his confidant and obviously his lover, and without her he is completely bariffed. >> edward finds himself faced with a huge dilemma, and he has to choose between doing the job that he trained his entire life for, and wallace. >> and then eight days after the news breaks, edward finally addresses the nation. >> his royal highness, prince edward -- >> i was in bed -- i think i was half asleep be

simpson? no.e king marrying the opposition woman twice divorced. >> there's a great division among the public between those people who see this as a great love story and then there are a great many people who see this as an absolute dereliction of duty because he wants to marianne american social light. >> wallace becomes immensely unpopular as the woman who threatens to take away the king and her house is surrounded, stones are thrown through the window. >> she's the center of this attention and, you know, that would be hard for any woman. >> wallace is quite panicked now and she thinks the time is right to flee london and she drives off to the south of france. now she's chased by a press pack desperate for more details. >> edward is desolate when she leaves. she's been his support, his confident and his lover and without her he is complete ll l gone. >> edward finds himself fused with a huge dilemma. he's having to choose between doing the job that he had trained his entire life for and wallace

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police in new zealand say they've found the body of stephanie simpson, the british woman who's been missing since monday. cases of mumps in england are at the highest level in a decade, with the steep rise being largely driven by outbreaks in universities and colleges. the high court rules that a former police officer who made critical remarks about transgender people on social media did not break the law. that's the song for the new bond film, recorded by billie eilish. we'll find out how it's gone down with the critics. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. at the meeting of the new cabinet, borisjohnson has called on his colleagues to "repay the trust of those who voted for us." the meeting follows the reshuffle that saw sajid javid quit his job as chancellor, who refused to sack his parliamentary advisors to stay in the role. the departure of mr sajid means this man, rishi sunak, has got the keys to number 11. here he is arriving with the new chief secretary to the treasury stephen barclay, who was the brexit secretary. the new chancellor has less than four weeks to prepare for hi

police in new zealand say they've found the body of stephanie simpson, the british woman who's been missing since monday. cases of mumps in england are at the highest level in a decade, with the steep rise being largely driven by outbreaks in universities and colleges. # fool me once, fool me twice... # that's the song for the new bond film, recorded by billie eilish. we'll find out how it's gone down with the critics. coming up in sport, we'll find out how fallon sherrock got on last night, when she became the first woman to play in the premier league darts. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. boris johnson is preparing to chair the first meeting of his new cabinet this morning, following a reshuffle that saw sajid javid quit his role as chancellor. mrjavid refused the ultimatum to keep hisjob if he sacked his team of advisers. it means that this man, rishi sunak, has got the keys to number 11. he has less than four weeks to prepare for his first budget, due to take place on march 11th, although a downing street source could not confirm to the bbc whether that date was still

his long list of past clients includes claus von bulow, oj simpson, jeffrey epstein and, yes, donaldmp. mr dershowitzjoined the legal team arguing for acquittal in the senate impeachment trial. he is a skilled lawyer. has he used those skills wisely? alan dershowitz in miami, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. let me start by taking you back to the 25—year—old alan dershowitz. i believe you were the youngest ever tenured law professor at law school, harvard university law school. i invite you to think about what the young, idealistic alan dershowitz would think of the legal career you have had since then. do you think he would be proud? well, he'd be surprised. i grew up as a poor young man in a brooklyn neighbourhood and my mother wanted me to have a little law store in the neighbourhood where i help people who had automobile accidents, and obviously i've had a very different career. i think he'd be very proud. he'd say, look, alan dershowitz represented everybody without regard to politics. he did half of his cases pro bono, free. he represented people nobody‘s ever heard of w

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molly simpson and jerry malloy. ierry malloy and i spend as much time together as i spend with maybe some of my brothers, mostly on the phone talking about the state we love so much. thank him for being here. nd molly simpson -- i keep name, political name. thank her so much for being here. marvin the house gonzalez for being here today. i want to say a couple of things about why we're here. -- s next door, and many of and they have establish an award in my wife's name, my late wife, and decided i should be the first recipient of that award. we met on south carolina state campus, come march 15, 60 years ago. i'll always remember that day because that was the first day that i was arrested. and i met her in jail. on that day. about 18 months later, we were married. stayed married for 58 years. we talked about the state we love so much. i remember her telling me about her experiences. walking two and a half miles to school every morning. two and a half miles back home. every afternoon. little 22-acre farm. she learned

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the watchdog reports indicates that glenn simpson and fusion gps in july 2016 was reaching out to thethe fbi to get the mueller probe, the trump russia probe launched. because remember this happened right after wikileaks basically published the dnc hacked emails, the democrats went on the move with the steele dossier in summer of 2016. your final word? >> absolutely. and i think it will be very interesting to see it is not only looking back but what is going to happen going forward. how will director wray figures this? that is a huge question. liz: the final word, doj watchdog found 17 errors and omissions with the fbi applications to wiretap on the trump campaign. so i want to switch collins and senator lisa murkowski not buying the house democrats arguments to impeach the president. they're voting to to acquit. your final word on that. >> it shows how incredibly flawed the house process was. the own bipartisan vote will be a vote to acquit. democratic senators will vote to acquit. it shows you how immensely wrong the process was wrong in the house we got here. liz: sam dewey, great

former "simpsons" producer, saying, mr. please do not ever, ever, ever use simpson's material. both fans and critics dubbed pelosi nancy the ripper, unlike their previous run-ins when she famously pointed a finger at him and clapped back at the president. this time, he didn't see it coming. of course, when nancy pelosi went on a tear, others couldn't resist following suit. >> it was very clear. >> i'm moving on from this. >> wraps up the show. >> we got radio talk show host. >> speaker pelosi told house democrats he shredded the truth, so i shredded his speech. >> it was the courteous thing to do, considering the alternative. >> reporter: the shredding, even eclipsed the snubbing, if that's what it was. >> it looked like he blew her off with the handshake. some people say, no, no, she just didn't see it. okay. >> he saw it. >> and then there was all of that head shaking. >> i keep my promises. we did our job, by nancy. >> the big pharmaceutical companies, we have approved a record number of -- >> reporter: and other democra

stephanie simpson is thought to have gone on a hike last weekend in the mount aspiring national parke previously found items belonging to the 32 year—old from essex. a little earlier i spoke to our sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil. the search for stephanie simpson has been going on for a week, from monday when she was reported missing because she failed to keep an appointment, to late afternoon today, friday. we understand her body was found in the pyke creek, in a canyon in the pyke creek area. this is nowhere near where she had gone hiking. we understand from mark kirkwood, the officer in charge, that she had gone off the hiking track into a waterfall, suggesting that her body had washed up into that canyon. he said, however, there are no suspicious circumstances in her death, that this appeared to be a sad accident and her body is now being referred to the coroner. any idea of exactly why it has taken so long to find that body? the police have said that this is a very dangerous and very big terrain. it's a very mountainous area. we understand 50 people have been involved in th

the white and good sort of preview here already in the simpson but never know made it seem strange. to be. that. x. times or this is the kaiser report remember bill black. the best way to rob a bank is to buy a bank or therefore something like that this is all going to make a lot of sense stacey well for those who don't know william k. black was a special prosecutor during the savings and loan crisis in the 1980 s. when there was widespread fraud especially there were a lot of congress people involved in some of the bush family involved and he said at he put 1800 bankers behind bars and that set in motion the boom times that followed where all the all the criminals were taken off the street wall street he said the best way to rob a bank is to own a bank because therefore you get away with crimes here is crime in this headline because many people do associate with mexico with the cartels and crime wave here curbing crime could boost mexico's economic growth says think tank cutting crime in mexico could encourage more investment leading to higher economic growth the private sector thi

they can make it 12 in a row against indiana on wednesday and webb simpson said it needed something specialnd he did just that, birdiying the last two holes before beating tony finau in a playoff. his sixth pga title takes him up to seventh in the world rankings. away the japanese prime minister says his government is in close contact with the world health organisation, to prevent the coronavirus outbreak having an impact on the tokyo olympics and paralympic games. there've been 20 confirmed cases so far injapan. fter winning the test series, england's cricketers take on south africa in a one—day series that starts on tuesday in cape town. it's their first 500—over match since that incredible super—over victory in the world cup final against new zealand injuly. eoin morgan contemplated his future as captain after that lord's 00:08:57,651 --> 2147483051:41:13,541 triumph, but says he's quite happy 2147483051:41:13,541 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 in the role at the moment. whether you like it or not, is taken out of your hands given performance, individual performance or team performance so cert

wallace simpson were married in a simple ceremony in a lavish french chateau. >> the month after theonation of king george edward and wallace are finally married, and this is a rather sad occasion in many ways. >> my grandfather was asked to be the best man at the wedding because none of the duke's brothers were willing to do it. >> edward's marriage does not have the king's blessing. no one from the royal family attends. >> edward never realized just what a distance the abdication would put him from the king, from all his old friends, from his country. >> newsreel films are made but they're not shown in britain. the newsreel filmmakers do not release them as it would direct too much attention on edward. but queen elizabeth wants to draw the public attention back towards her and the king. >> queen elizabeth was rather scared that the monarchy was not necessarily secure, that perhaps there might be an element of the british public that saw wallace and edward as the charming couple and that they could be rivals in the british public's affections. >> so the new queen elizabeth is determ

all 4 of those charges that could give you anywhere from 10 to 20 years that's separate from being simpson's on march 11th in new york so when you add all of that up we're looking at somewhere anywhere between 5 years and possible 20 remember he's already in his late sixty's so it will be very long time probably once he sentenced before he's ever of free man again and many people are still coming forward with their stories here in hollywood time's up organization and the me too movement has not slowed down although people may think it has to follow new targets because there are many other people who are committing those type of expenses not just harvey weinstein entertainment journalist k.j. mascaras on the story for us tonight from los angeles. now to other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump is in india for a 2 day visit met with indian prime minister narendra modi and president rum not been to new delhi anita same to strengthen ties between the world's 2 biggest democracies. a californian couple in their seventy's who went missing during a hike on valentine's

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at the genesis invitational in californiagenesis invitational, where former us openchampion webb simpsonof the world's top ten not competing ina star—studded event hosted by tiger woods at riviera. here is our golf correspondent. it is so tight at top of the world rankings, and he just is so tight at top of the world rankings, and hejust returned is so tight at top of the world rankings, and he just returned this week and now you have mcelroy back at the top for the first time since september 2015. a little bit of flex at the very top there and the one person we had not mentioned of course is tiger woods who is friendly and the world plus my top ten, the defending champion at the masters and he is the host for this tournament in los angeles as well. very proud so to do and looking to win at los angeles which he considers his home turned in and in many respects. it is depressed when he played on the pga tour back when he played on the pga tour back when he was a 16—year—old. he never got on with the greens there but he would love come sunday night talking about a priest victory on the riv

wallace simpson, his absolute obsession with her, he was in the 11 months that he was monarch, he wasery inattentive monarch and he was moving very fast to try and modernize things in a way that everybody around him was uncomfortable with. he had some pro-nazi sentiments that i think would have been extremely problematic in world war ii. so i think a lot of people feel that his abdication, even though it was a trauma for the royal family, was actually a blessing. there are some people who say there should be a statue erecolleerected of wallace simpson because her coming around really enabled the far more capable younger brother, king george vi to be the monarch and to take britain, really, through the trials and tribulations of world war ii. >> wow. >> and then, of course, to produce the most beloved monarch in centuries, perhaps. queen elizabeth ii has been on the throne for 68 years. >> amazing. >> has gone through all sorts of challenges and she has kept it all together. >> yeah. and she has proven to be fierce in so many ways, so many times. >> yes. >> and continues to do so. sall

. >> reporter: mike pompeo, lisa simpson ripping up his civics essay.please don't ever, ever, ever use "simpsons" material. in ans and critics dubbed pelosi nancy the ripper. she pointed a finger at him and clapped back at the president. this time, he didn't see it coming. of course, when nancy pelosi went on a tear, others couldn't resist following suit. >> it was very clear. >> i'm moving on. >> that wraps up the show. >> radio talk show hosts. >> reporter: speaker pelosi told house democrats, he shredded the truth, so i shredded his speech. >> it was a courteous thing to do. >> reporter: the shredding eclipsed the snubbing. >> it looked like he blew her off with the handshake. >> okay. he saw it. >> reporter: there was all that head shaking. >> i keep my promises. we did our job. >> reporter: by nancy. >> the big fapharmaceutical companies, we have approved a record number. >> reporter: and other democrats, mouthing things like not true. >> illegal aliens, forcing taxpayers -- >> what is wrong with her? she looked like she was reading the cheesecake

at one point, and i saw george simpson, where is george simpson at?e home for -- [speaking spanish] -- which was a drug rehab program. maria, please stand up. you were part of that. thank you very much. [speaking spanish] worked with people who at that time were on heroin. it's very hard to work with people who were on heroin. then you had horizons limited, which went through some changes, and thanks to sam again, he provided a home for transitional -- for transitions and horizons unlimited, another organization from our community. and then you had the 24th street merchants association. where is eric? sam, once again, he gave a home to that space. and then he gave space when carnaval san francisco was going through transition. and mecca, and then mission grove. and. [speaking spanish] , anyone here from -- [speaking spanish] where are you at? thank you. sam, once again, he gave home to it. so this has been a transitional space for our community, which has a lot of history. it's kind of a bitter but sweet moment today. as i walked over here, because i

glen simpson is involved. he's part of team clinton with the dnc research, and then it gets even worse because that's then the information that they use for this fisa warrant. >> exactly. that's the question that needs to be answered right here. we need to find out exactly why that information was being provided to christopher steele. we've known for a long time, of course that steele and the clinton campaign was providing information to the fbi. it now appears the fbi was getting information to the clinton campaign as well. was that in order to direct the fisa so they could obtain the spy warrant? >> this is so disgusting. i want you to listen to mr. mccabe's own words about what he thinks part of the problem was. >> the biggest mistake, i think, is the pro skcess that was in place, that left so much responsibility on the lower level of the fbi agents involved. once those mistakes are baked in they become very, very hard for the many, many layers of oversight to uncover. >> i'm telling you, i just want to com

simpson's bronco. turn now the subject of a new documentary. it's called whirlybird and it just premiered at sun dance. the ntsb still investigating the cause of the crash. a preliminary report is expected in a week. the final report including any conclusions could take a year. zoey tur joins me now. let's go back in time. how did you find o.j.'s white ford bronco. >> well, we were, you know, once o.j. was in the wind and everybody in the world was looking for him, the police, the fbi and news media and the public, i decided to go down to the grave side of nicole simpson brown and i thought he might be down there and just about the time that we were there we were hovering over the y when we heard a report that somebody had spotted the white bronco. right below us was the white bronco and the rest is history. >> you had it to yourself from a helicopter reporter perspective for what, 20 minutes while tens of millions were watching. >> about 80 million people for about 20 minutes. yeah, talk about pressure. >> okay. and just in one more point in t

. >> when kevin simpson's partner died after over 12 years. they did not receive that at all. last friday the high court ruled that this breached the human rights. the legislature responded to that ruling. will there be no further delay. who lose their mother and father every year. mister speaker they are raised with me before and i want to take them to meet them. they will certainly look at the case. he is right to draw attention to this. another person was injured in that nightclub. they are released by the justice. with the weapon offenses. what can i give to the cleveland police. and tackle that. when will we see more on the streets of seaside. i think my honorable friend for raising it. with the recent rise must be combated. it gives the police the powers where they suspect that it might be able to take. that's why they're putting 20,000 more police on our streets. they can carry out stop and search. the 21st century challenge. and one of the prime minister's cut up there. could be announced today whether i was finally being put to rest. you have birds more about the infr

that was alan simpson. andrea: please explain for the young people of the audience who don't know who alan simpson is. norman: eventually, he became the u.s. senator from wyoming. i got elected to the house of representatives in 1974. he got elected in 1978. but here we are in 1943 in a pup tent together playing a prank. we became the best of friends. to this day we still vacation together twice a year. we go on trips. we have dinner. i am on the phone with him probably four or five times a week right now. we are the best of friends. he's a republican from wyoming, and i'm a liberal democrat from california, but we are still the best of friends. andrea: and you worked together on the civil liberties act. real -- that is real interesting. i think you could have probably pulled it off on your own, but alan was really helpful. norman: he was very helpful. on the senate side, he was helpful getting cosponsors of a bill and getting them to vote yes on hr 442. it was named 442 because of the 442nd regimental comb

trace: live pictures out of iowa where bernie sanders is holding a town hall event at simpson college and bernie sanders has got some momentum, which depending on who you talk to is kind of scaring the democratic establishment. bernie sanders is running a strong number two in iowa, clearly with a grain of salt you have to take some of these eye a polls. it's difficult to get an accurate gauge. we should note that bernie sanders is in fact the number two right now, a very strong number two running just behind joe biden, give or the take a few points. meantime, the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. growing to eight people today with massachusetts officials confirming the first case in the state, this as the u.s. faces pushback over the entry ban on foreign nationals who recently visited china. lauren greene following the latest updates on this. lauren. >> reporter: we'll have more on that case, that first confirmed case from massachusetts in a moment. the virus is now a worldwide health organization problem, a worldwide health emergency according to the world health organization.

there's this, mike pompeo tweeting an image from an episode of the simpsons. >> the city of washingtonwas built on a swamp 200 years ago and very little has changed. it stank then and it stinks now. today it's the stench of corruption that hangs in the air. who did i see taking a bribe, but the honorable bob arnold. don't worry, i'm sure you can buy all the votes you need with your dirty money and this will be one nation under the dollar with liberty and justice for none. >> and we didn't show the part of that clip where lisa simpson is tearing the speech. we'll rerack that and get that before the end of this segment to the control room, please. apparently the secretary of state did not realize that the full episode was satirizing corruption in washington. vice president mike pence went after pelosi on fox this morning. >> i think it was a new low. i wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or ripping up the constitution. there's always a basic decorum and a basic respect, but to have her stand up and tear up that speech really dishonored the moment and i really thought it was bene

this was the so-called simpson mazzoli bill. simpson of wyoming and mazzoli from kentucky.et's watch. [video clip] >> this bill that i will sign in a few minutes is the most comprehensive reform of our immigration laws since 1952. it is the product of one of the longest and most difficult legislative undertakings in the last three congresses. further, it is an excellent example of a truly successful bipartisan effort. the administration and allies of immigration reform on both sides of the capital and both sides of the aisle worked together to accomplish these critically important reforms to control illegal immigration. in 1981, this administration asked the congress to pass a comprehensive legislative package including employer sanctions, other measures to increase enforcement of immigration laws and legalization. the act provides these essential components. distance has not discouraged illegal immigration to the united states from around the globe. the problem of illegal immigration should not be seen as a problem between the united states and its neighbors. our objective

simpson, he can marry mrs.impson against the express wishes of his ministers who will then resign or he can abdicate. >> the windsors premiers sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. that is it for me. "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >>> hi there, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. president trump wanted an attorney general to protect him, one who would investigate whoever trump wanted. those were just some of the findings in the nearly 500-page mueller report, and now here we are almost a year after that report was released, and fears are growing that the president may have gotten his wish and that the department of justice could be thrown into turmoil. prosecutors around the country tell the "new york times" that they are worried that president trump's actions in this whole roger stone case could become the norm and not just a one-off event. that as cnn learns more officials may be following the lead of these four prosecutors who abruptly quit the roger

two state senators molly simpson and gerald malloy.oy and i spent as much time together as i have spent with some of my brothers mostly on the phone talking about state that we love so much and the future of the state and i thank him for being here. and. i finally got it right. i keep forgetting her. that's her political name. from the house marvin is here with me today. i want to say a couple of things while we are here. i was next door and established an award in my wife's name, my late wife and he decided i should be the first recipient of the award. we met on the campus march 15, 60 years ago. i will always remember that day because that was the first day that i was arrested. i met her in jail that day. 18 months later we were married and stayed married for 58 years. we talked about this state that we love so much. i remember her telling me about her experiences. walking two and a half miles to school every morning, 2.5 miles back home every afternoon. a little 22-acre farm. she learned how to drive a pickup truck she came to south

there was a tweet last night from mike pompeo that has lisa simpson in the shot.work which was on making america great again. that is the picture there. what he took out is the contact. people were tweeting this and do you know why she ripped up this and do you know why she ripped up her homework was met because she was so upset that she came to washington and america was not great. it was not great. but that was left out. talks with the division there is in washington at the moment. other news around the world. a turkish passenger plane has skidded off the runway at an istanbul airport, breaking into three pieces and injuring 52 people on board. the pictures are extraordinary. the aircraft got sheared in half. the pegasus airlines jet was landing at istanbul's sabiha gokcen airport in heavy rain when it had what transport minister cahit turhan described as a "rough landing" flying in from the western province of izmir. the jet was carrying 171 passengers and six crew when it crashed. no—one died. remarkable weeks the pictures. passengers were led off the plane, b

simpson said the medals mean everything. we're glad he got them.to begin with. it was a long time coming. should have got them a long time ago. >> meanwhile, much more on the coronavirus and the u.s. readiness for it when president trump holds a news conference. our coverage continues next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪♪ think how she'll lookn walking down that aisle ♪ ♪ go on and ask her. ♪ tell her how you feel. ♪ cause there is no doubt: ♪ this love is real ooohh. take the leap, with our diamond price match guarantee. ♪ jared. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. everyone said i was

tonight -- jessica simpson. from "the photograph," lakeith stanfield. and music from orville peck.the most part, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. please relax. thank you for joining us on what is, i believe, day 245 of the impeachment trial of everyone's favorite dictator tot, donald trump. i don't know if you've been watching, but the president has been watching and got tweeting early today, directed at john

simpson. he can marry mrs.or he can abdicate. >> this is so incredibly well done. joining us, cnn royal correspondent max foster and victoria arbiter. great to are you here, guys. >> thank you for allowing me in from the street corners that you normally put me on. i've now got a taste of -- >> the grand light. >> look how comfy this is. >> this series is so well done. as you guys were telling us during the break, not at all salacious, but when you see that clip, and when you hear about edward, you were reminded of the fact that as big as every little thing that happens, we think is, nothing can ever be as big as the king quitting because of a relationship. >> it really was a pivotal moment in the history of the british monarchy. when the queen was born it was never imagined she'd one day be serving. the serving sovereign. and at that moment, her life changed. her father's moment drastically changed. she blames that time for his untimely death. he was only 56 when he passed away. when we look at the history as a

simpson case, it was when i represented o.j. simpson. a lot people said what a disgraceful thing. you are representing the most horrible president in terms of his personal life. i got such horrible accusations for helping bill clinton. comfortably to fit on both feet. mr. shrum: i have to say i would not compare sharansky with donald trump. bys idea of not guilty accusation but guilt by association. just because he represent the president of the united states should not make you as it has for professor dershowitz, persona non grata in certain circles. right to associate with the policies of a president whom we may find odious. a lot of people headed it in for bill clinton. a lot of people headed in for barack obama. being on the side of one of those presidents should not make you a pariah. for me the guilt by association is very troubling, and it made me think of a circumstance. professor, we had a here from stanford, university. he studied primates in the jungle, and human behavior. mr. shrum: should have been here tonight. mr. dershowitz: he studied republican and democratic pri

i have joining with me today several members of this state legislature, to exit senators, molly simpsonoy. gerry malloy and i have spent in much time together as i would spend it may be as i was been with some of my brothers, both on the phone talk about the state that we love so much come to feature the state is all about. i thank him for being here. molly and peter -- we have three here. i keep forgetting her. and from the house, marvin. i want to set a couple of things about why we are here. i was next door at -- establish an award in my wife's name, my late wife, and they decide i first recipient of that award. we met on the campus march 15, 60 years ago. always remember that day because that was the first day that i was arrested, and i matter in jail on that day. about 18 months later we were married. stayed married for 58 years. we talked about this day that we love so much. i remember talking about ource experiences, walking two and half miles to school every morning, two and half miles back home every afternoon. little 22-acre farm. she learned how to drive a pickup truck. she c

simpson americans don't get enough vitamin d, important for bone health, and potassium which helps lower blood pressure, they're now listed vitamins a and c which are already plentiful in most people's diets. and the calorie count will be in big bold type. if you couldn't assume more calories than your body needs, the extra calories are stored as fat. keep in mind those calorie counts don't tell the whole story. a 250 calorie candy bar that contains nuts is not as healthful, for example, as 250 calories worth of nuts. there has always been a loin for sugars, it referred to naturally during sweeteners, plus the ones added in like granulated sugar or high frock toast corn super. the fda now requires that added sugars be included on a separate line now it's featured, manufacturers may have more of an incentive to reduce. >> sugar six institutes go by a lot of different names like stevia and sugar alcohol like sorbitol. now that there is an incentive to lower added sugars, you may start seeing more of those on labels so be aware. >> i need to know how much fat is in a whole muffin. not 1/10