suzanne somers: nobody was trying to hurt anybody.were just trying to make you laugh and feel good. patrick gomez: as a gay man, i look at a character like jack on three's company and part of me says, you know you're allowing this straight man to say he's one thing and he's not. but at the same time, hearing those words on television was important at the time to say he's willing to become part of a community that is an other. ♪ ♪ come on knock on our door ♪ ♪ we've been waiting for you ♪ ♪ where the kisses are hers... ♪ zooey deschanel: where the kisses are hers, and hers and his, three's company too, be boo, be boo ... patrick gomez: three's company emerged at a period in time that america was saying, i don't want sex to be a taboo subject anymore. jack tripper: that's a lovely mole you've got on your thigh... zooey deschanel: three's company is a sex farce in a lot of ways. suzanne somers: two girls and a guy living in an apartment and the landlord is ok with it because he thinks john ritter's character is gay. jack tripper: how lon

joining us is his attorney glen somers. welcome, glen.he fbi and federal prosecutors can lie to you, you cannot misrecollect facts from a phone call six months ago back to them. that is my summary of it. >> trey, good evening, great to be on the show, you summarized the case perfectly. evidence was undisputed that he had no knowledge of contributions, they placed phone calls and set him up. at the interview, they set him up for a false statement case. the whole case, he was forthcoming about the fundraiser, what happened and people involved. this case is one tiny characte characterization of what occurred on that phone call and one detail. the phone call they placed to him and recorded occurred nine months before the first interview and almost a year before the real interview in washington, d.c. they of course knew all of the facts, no one was misled by con congressman fortenberry. having forced him to resign and spend his life savings defending himself in los angeles, having served probationary sentence, why are they doing this all over

but in my constituency, somers town.rations moving in, google, the guardian. they look out but they cannot imagine themselves ever making the journey from their school to those jobs. making the journey from their school to thosejobs. it making the journey from their school to those jobs. it is a few hundred yards. i want every child, wherever they come from, whatever their background, to have and realise and think that success is for them. we will fight for that every single day under a labour government to make sure that this country is fit for the future of our children. applause. so this election is about a choice. two different countries, two different futures, decline and chaos continuing under the tories or rebuilding our country under labour. the power of the vote is with you. if you want change then you have to vote for it. and if you vote labour, it is a vote to stop the chaos, it is about to turn the page and it is a vote to rebuild our country together. thank you very much! thank you. cheering and applause. it

kelly somers with the questions there.wembley where there was a derby on cup final day. in scotland, celtic beat rangers by 1—0 in the first old firm scottish cup final since 2002. jane dougall reports from hampden park. there's been so much anticipation in the build up to this old firm scottish cup final. it's been 22 years since both sides faced each other here at hampden park in the scottish cup final. and it was a cagey affair to begin with. in the first half, there was a shout for a penalty for celtic. that was waved away. and then there was a disallowed goal for rangers early on in the second half. and it wasn't until the 89th minute that the deadlock was broken by adam idah for celtic, and of course that has won them the cup. the players have had a long season. their fans have had to endure a long season too. they did take the league title, but of course rangers, their bitter rivals, pushed them all the way for that. rangers did win the league cup, and they had been hoping for the double if they were to win the scot

a lot of them to study the most. somers, when i go to the house of prison, i met with a red cross, the official who apologized and said that israel hasn't been cooperating with the red cross since october. the 7th, he said they knew they would gross violations against the prisoners. but what would make israel stop the violations if there is no condemnation? israel unfortunately convinced people that the detainees, the how much the leads and the world seems to believe this story. so, if we're how much the leads, why do these roll release us? we weren't released in a deal. we released because we civilians with no connections. israel is lying and sending false messages about what's happening and goes with the prisons. sadly, the arrow button is, let me well, it is completely absent from what's happening and goals, like the crimes killings, torture and arrest. i want to go back to work, but the psychological conditions still dominate and i haven't felt stable. unfortunately, my journalistic tools were destroyed when these were the only entered all areas and arrested us. they built and ever

protest was triggered by complaints about low wages and demands to increase payment in the wake of this somers alone thank elephant means. the situation for your printing and troops on the battlefield is incredibly difficult. that admission was made by us state department deputies spokesperson during a briefing. obviously, the situation is incredibly dire. we know that this is a challenging time, but we are sure that military aid is also going to make a real difference on the battlefield. as battle is a rage and the heart coverage on your training force is intact. russia overnight, the air defense system is destroyed and intercepted 102 drones. that's according to the country's defense minister, attempt to the tax took place and the claim in peninsula of belgrade and cursed regions of fire broke out at an oil refinery after a drone crashed in the city of 2 of se in the crowds nadar regions. meanwhile, with russian troops making sweeping advances in the hard top range and it seems western estates are changing our tone over the ukranian complex with officials. now, calling for negotiations, our

you've got the kind of more extreme ideas of saying larry somers who thinks the rate is not sufficient to bring down inflation, and then you have the other idea out there which is that all we saw the last three months is just a kind of first of the year blip that was embodied in the goldman report that you talked about which i did read either last night or this morning, whenever it came out, that they're sticking with that forecast for inflation to fall. that's the view of a lot of economists and then you have this other layer which is that what's the real new news right now? and i think it's a cooling of the economy. scott, i pride myself in not being swayed too heavily by what companies are saying in their earnings reports the starbucks one is probably the most interesting to me look, people are addicted to this product more or less. they wait in line to overpay for coffee if that's not happening, that to me is an interesting sign of perhaps gathering weakness in the economy. so i think what powell does today is he plays for time and lets this essential idea that the policy is restri

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because not only jim was killed but journalist steven sotloff aid peter kassig kayla journalists luke somersssman wyatt warren weinstein were all killed in the same six month period and we are horrified as a nation and i really feel obama administration was horrified to shocked oh my goodness. i mean ishocked and and, you knt of good people stepped up and president obama realized that we had to do better. i was so angry i felt that as an american, we could definitely do better. i mean, wead least try to help people in so, to his credit obama ordered a review of our hostage policy and set up our current u.s. hostage enterprise rather that includes folks like charlotte and others who work hard on behalf of victims. but as i said before us, still a lot to be done, but things are definitely better. thank you, john. now, is're still not negotiate terrorists but families quoting obama families can still do what they need to do their loved ones no exact. we don't allow we it's still messy. we don't. as a matter of fact, we had a case not that long ago family was not allowed to publicly raise any at

oh somers is the director of planning on run through you an agency for palestinian refugees and he explains what people are roughly going through right now. and we've not seen any immediate changes on the ground in terms of impacts on the lives of power. steering is what we have seen as a commitment for goods and fuel to start flowing again from egypt. tomorrow we see this is a positive development. a very positive development is something that we've been calling for for a long time, but and so we're able to get those supplies in and distribute them around because they're only then will be able to resume distribution of flour and other food commodities to the population that remains inside rafa out of the pots of garza. the reason for that is the difficulties in getting the supplies in through the car . i'm sure i'm crossing since the 6th of october at which point the area in which we're working, that has become a not so complex, so it's on the safe. it requires detailed and in depth coordination with, with these riley all thirds is what kept to check points, the holding points for a long t

about some of the countries that are faced efforts to meddle in their election and steer outcome in somer cases successfully. but today i think the focus is going to be on how this could be used in a election and focus on elections for a moment, and the reason why, i want to really focussen that i think we'll hear a lot about the tools that are available. the --at capabilities that someone has to put out a.i. video to -- to spread narratives that are difficult to knock down and so forth. the weaponization of the information, what i think i hope toth learn a little bit more abt is -- when this happens, if this happens, who is in charge of responding to it? have we fought through the process of whatt do we do and oe of the h scenarios occurs becaue i don't think eve a clear understanding of who is in charge and how we would respond who would take the lead? i know if a hurricane is headed to the united states and national hurricane center, is going to put meteorologist on the air who are going to describe to us this is a hurricane. this is what it looks like this is how strong it's going to