talking to her at london's tate modern.e crown jewel in the tate empire built over the past three decades by sir nicolas serota who recently stood down as the institution's director. his replacement is maria balshaw, one of the forces behind manchester's recent cultural rennaissance and this institution's first female boss. it will be different because i am a different generation, i think differently from nick and some of those things are associated with my gender. certainly, after the announcement about my appointment i was approached by many, many younger women who i didn't know, who would just walk up to me at an opening and say, you're maria and ijust need to tell you it's very important that you have been appointed as director of tate. it makes that kind of thing seem possible for me. all i can observe is that it's not right that it's never happened before. we're on a journey that is around maintaining the tate sense of artistic adventure, its great scholarship and its knowledge and making sure that we are the most cul

delighted to welcome nick hampton, chief financial officer over at tate & lyle. good to see you. >> good morning. >> you have two main parts of the business, core specialty ingredients, bulk ingredients. you don't do sugar you got rid of that about seven years ago? >> yeah. you're right >> in terms of these two absolutely important units, where is the big driver? >> we've got a strong stable bulk ingredients business, which is north american focused. we managed that for stable earnings we saw good progress of that in the first quarter. the growth engine is the specialty food ingredients business we focussed that business on helping companies increasingly take sugar, fats, calories out of food, put good stuff back in. fibers and proteins. that's the growth engine >> this is really key for all of us, certainly people like me who struggle to eat the right things i think this industry has really big cyclical issues, but you say you have a structural response when doug mcmillan in arkansas over at walmart tells the food companies, we're cutting costs, cutting prices y

his name, as you can see the byline there, is matt tate, a british cybersecurity expert.ontacted him last july in the heat of the campaign asking for his help in authenticating supposed clinton documents he had obtained from russian hackers. matt tate is very explicit that peter smith clearly didn't care if he had to collude with the russian government in order to get these documents that might hurt clinton. although he can't definitively prove it, matt tate says it's his belief that peter smith was operating in coordination with the trump campaign. quote, my perception then was that the inclusion of trump campaign officials on this document was not merely a name dropping exercise. this document was about establishing a company to conduct opposition research on behalf of the campaign but operating at a distance to avoid campaigning. the combination of smith's deep knowledge of the inner workings of the campaign, this document naming him in the trump campaign group and the multiple references to needing to avoid campaign reporting suggested to me that the group was formed

reform and other reforms need to be made, i taxpayer and the people of new york and probably other tates that have similar problems could really wake up to the problems and vote on people that will make a difference. i really appreciate you giving opportunity to vent here and thank you for taking my call. host: as he does on a frequent basis, the president tweeting this morning on variety of is go particularly what og in iraq saying big wins against isis is what he tweeted there. a tweet looking at the olympics for the united states, working olympics to be based looks like in los angeles, stay tuned for that. also, adding senate democrats have only confirmed 48 presidential nominees, they can't win, so all they do is slow things down and obstruct. from canton, illinois, independent line. hello. bill, hi. caller: good morning, c-span, thanks for taking my call. i would like to bring up the three months ago, the emmanual, hicago, ron dumped teacher's pension on to the governor in the state of illinois. and then three weeks later, he announced he was taking $20 of a real estate fund to prot

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>> tate is an information security specialist.s head quarters in england. he is an extremely well-established twitter presence. he when the hillary clinton e-mail scandal was unfolding he was going through the state department release of the e-mails that clinton turned over to the state department. he was desecting them. he has a lot of experience in this area. so this guy, peter smith, who may or may not have been working on behalf of michael flynn, we don't exactly know, reached out to tate and asked him if he could authenticate some of the hacked e-mails that he said that he was receiving from people on the dark web. there is no evidence that hillary clinton's e-mail server was ever hacked which is why he, i guess, wanted tate's advise as to whether the mails were valid. >> the question of may or may not smith being attached to the trump campaign seems to be the central question. was he a freelancer acting on his own because he thought it might benefit the president, or was he directed by somebody, perhaps general flynn? but th

tate reached this conclusion following weebs of interactions with smith.he combination of smith's deep knowledge of the inner workings of the campaign. this document naming him in the trump campaign group and the multiple references to needing to avoid campaign reporting suggested to me that the group was formed with the blessing of the trump campaign. back with me, david, nayyera and joining me now the reporter that broke that story, shane harris, senior writer for "wall street journal." shane, let me start with you. how did this come about. tell us more about peter smith. >> well, actually, i found out about peter smith from matt tate who you mentioned who identified himself as someone who was talking to me about this. and he described the story very much as he wrote it in that ess essay. he had the alliances with the trump campaign and wanted matt's help in this effort to find hillary clinton's hacked e-mails, which peter smith believed were her hacked e-mails. in the course of looking into that peter smith learned i was reporting on this story and he c

the petition was created by debra tate, sister of actress sharon tate, who was murdered in 1969 by members of the manson family. among those signing the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you for being such an advocate and for starting this petition. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in the civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice, and justice is money, and this is the only way they can seek some type of recompense for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman family's attorney says with interest, simpson now owes about $60 million and if he's released, they'll try get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process, and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his

sects -- main secretary of .tate election assistance commission or -- commissioner christie mccormick, former arkansas state representative david dunn, thank you, david, wood county, west virginia clerk mark rhodes, heritage foundation senior legal fellow and manager of the election law reform initiative, a real expert, hans von perkowski. president and general counsel of the public interest legal foundation, jay christian adams, and jefferson county alabama probate judge alan king. thank you very much. each of you has been entrusted with a great responsibility of helping to advance the cause of fair, honest and lawful elections. your work will help protect our democracy. this will be a very transparent process. it will be very open for everybody to see. you will approach this important task with a very open mind and with no conclusions already drawn. you will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead. i look forward to the findings and recommendations your report will produce. and i share your report as soon as i can and as soon as possible with the american peop

the la byian cas and sharon tate. >> all of you know how beautiful she was.y a few of you know -- know how good she was. >> and you had charles manson himself. the charismatic leader of a family who didn't show any remorse or any respect for the system. >> are you all happy with your courts? >> yes. >> good. >> are you happy? >> in i happy? it's your court. i wouldn't accept it. >> the problem was he did not physically participate in the murders but only manson had a motive to commit these murders and that motive was helter skelter. >> manson envisioned white people would turn against the black man if they thought black men committed these seven murders and ultimately there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you would have to look around at those white people who had survived, who had escaped from helter skelter. in other words, turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> when t

don't miss our interview with lorenz tate.to girl trip. >> the from tonight show to chelsea lately and now the loft. john hevron is here live. >> good day goes to great gardens. paul wharton takes us inside one of the most famous properties in the world. >> what a show. let's do this in three, two, one. the 10a starts right now. ♪ >>> oh, man. >> yeah. >> i got one more. >> rain dance. >> i was going to say. >> there you go. >> it is a mess. >> we haven't had day like this in a long time. where it's kind of been yukky day. >> good day to be home and watching like all the tv you want. >> all the documentaries. >> all the conspiracy theories. >> yes. >> that you want to. >> that's right. learning about gray gardens. >> yes. >> so fascinating. >> glad you're with us for the 10a. hope you keep watching i'm steve alongside allison, holly and maureen. >> allison. we've only worked together for the last 28 years. >> here's the question the tack we put to you to you this morning talking about conspiracy theories, mysteries things like

i didn't have to has tate.usually these you know 24, 36 hours before they get responded to but bang i would say yes, i'm on board. please sign me up. >> it was just irresistible. >> we'll have more from sir patrick stewart e next to him is mayor rudolf who plays smiley. she actually smile the entire time she recorded voice work because the character has insane smile the jurasic park fans apparently there's an article now but the movie is a little. >> what's happening now with this in the film we were told by richard atenpboro t rex can run at 32 miles an hour and the scientists in manchester released find tingz can only run 12 miles per hour. so they were 20 miles per hour off. >> when did that movie come out did they take all the research. >> i don't know why it took all these years and decades. >> somebody just saw it. >> for the first time. >> and somebody's kid and who works there. >> and t rex cannot run 32 miles an hour. >> i saw this amazing movery. >> only 1 it miles an hour. >> i feel bad for bumming p

a waiver and for tate of years, the waiver is required. must submit the national action plan. that decision is made every year the country needs that waiver. we analyze minimum standards and made a determination that china was not making significant efforts. >> did they issue an action plan or send you an action plan? ambassador coppedge: i don't recall. thank y'all. if anyone has any additional follow-up questions, to youtry to get back with more information. good afternoon again. start with a little bit about the indian prime minister and the visit yesterday. indian prime minister departed washington last night after a successful trip to washington. he was at the white house, as you all know, at the invitation of president trump. the president said the elation ship it to india and the united states has never been stronger and never been at her. the secretary or statement the prime minister yesterday morning to they talked about ways strengthen our relationship, particularly in the areas of terrorism and trade. that he looked forward to w

kristen tate, good to see you. >> or deceive guys.coming up as you may have heard, this man needs a job. >> i get thinking it's in the best interest of our communications department to not have too many cooks in the kitchen. trained to these people, the royal family are hiring. we'll tell you about their new help wanted ad for a royal communications director. unseasonably cool weather is about to leave in the northeast. plus storms moving across the upper midwest. janice dean the hunger forecast. the nasdaq, s&p yesterday again pointing to a higher opening at least on wall street. dow, s&p and nasdaq all pointing in the grading fractionally. we will be right back. ♪ today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn

but having said that, david, this gentleman writes down under his own name, matt tate, so you do get a sense of who he is. he says towards the end of one of our confidences, smith said his team had been contacted by one on the dark web. this person has the e-mails from hillary clinton's private e-mail server and smith wanted to establish if the e-mails were genuine and ensure they became public prior to the election. what he wanted from me is to determine if the e-mails were genuine or not. i mean, you want evidence of intent, my friend? at least for the people involved, that would be some intent that they just didn't want stolen stuff, but real stolen stuff so it could be released for political purposes. >> and matt tate in this great piece he wrote says hey, i raised questions. this could be wrong to work with the russians to affect an election. and peter smith says not to me, we've got to get this stuff. and the other thing in the original "wall street journal" piece that was very intriguing, it quoted intelligence intercepts of russian hackers saying if we get the clinton e-mails

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that is the bill unknown until he regurnlg tated it on -- regurnlg tated it on the senate floor. cleveland com, for the proposed $200,000 to ease the path for a.c.a. funding losses, this would pale compared to the losses. the governor of ohio said this is spitting in the ocean. that is behind door number three, higher costs, lower coverage. that brings us to door number four. we have no idea. it's the ultimate mystery plan. remember what washington uncertainty has done to ohio families? 20 counties with no insurer next year. an editor at "columbus dispatch" said to me a month and a half ago, uncertainty is like carbon mow nieks i'd -- monoxide for business. it seems like the republicans specialized in injecting uncertainty in the economy. are you going to work on the import-export bank so our companies can export manufactured products. are you -- are we not going to meet our obligations and shut the government down? are we going to leave hanging out there the affordable care act repeal? all of these things create uncertain, and business investment as a result freezes. who knows w

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nicholas tate works at a wal-mart in oklahoma.ame into his checkout lane with a baby and two young girls acting up at the time. she explained in a facebook post that she was a foster parent and was using wick for the first time. customers were giving her dirty look. but it was not covering some of her items including baby formula and that is when tate stepped in to help. >> i just felt like god was paying me just to pay tore it. and she started bawling her eyes out. the bill he paid was $60 about one day's pay for him. hopefully it inspires others to lend a helping hand when they can. >> nice to see that. in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00 an update on the bankrupt bridal chain that closed without warning leaving thousands of women scrambling for their dresses. >>> plus -- >> i'm nydia han, if you could use incentive to workout. i found just the thing a philadelphia company launched an aprewarding you with products and discounts just for exercising. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph can alici

tate wrote that smith had a reckless lack of interest in whether they came from the russian cutout. smith told the journal that general flynn then serving as national security adviser to the trump campaign was aware of smith's operations. >> was there any legitimacy to that? did flynn have any ties to the campaign? >> well, flynn has not commented -- and that if peter smith was doing something with flynn that was in general flynn's private capacity. so it's still not entirely clear to what extent mike flynn was involved in this. there's no doubt that these two men knew each other. >> reporter: an attorney for flynn didn't return our calls for comment. peter smith believed he had gathered the private hillary clinton e-mails but couldn't completely verify the accuracy. now some on capitol hill including one member of the house intelligence committee thinks smith's efforts are one more avenue that should be investigated in the russia probe. >> it's something that should be probed further and i hope it now gets folded into what we're doing. >> reporter: now aside from flynn's attorney n

kristen tate is a contributor to the hill and author of government gone wild.rning, christiane. >> good morning. lea: ted cruz has a proposal out there that would help lower consumer costs and potentially help commercial insurance companies offering policies. do you think this plan is something that could help bring other senate conservatives on board? >> it definitely could. the fate of repealing and replacing obama cared could actually go on the ted cruz amendment. it would allow insurers to offer plans that do not comply with obamacare standards as long as they provide at least one plan that does comply with those standards. the idea is offering pathways around regulations will lead to lower prices. so far the plan is getting relatively positive response from gop on the far right. the freedom caucus has come out. they like it. that's a good sign. as you mentioned, the cbo will release its report soon and we can really get into the numbers and figure out how this would impact us financially. >> the cbo scores between house and senate versions of all of this.

. >> i had apple pie real moon shine that will tate rust off tail pipe. >> yes, it will. >> barnacles off the barn. >> is that what we're working with. >> not quite. >> puts you back a little. >> triple disstild after of james river and/or beganic rn really smooth. proof is a little lower than apple pie home ground bathtub moon sthin makes for light refreshing cocktail. easy to drink and can have more than one. >> you have the citrus from grait grapefruit and lime to pump the citrus nrelt. >> fraying rant too. >> you smell that grapefruit. >> that's one of my favorite summer drinks grapefruit and lemon. >> it works. >> especially with the barbeque. >> as you work on that let's bring in items we have here john. >> pulled pork and beef bris kit. we v use modern pit water cooker straight wood and harrisburgry. no gas, no electric. >> real barbeque. >> and baby back ribs. >> is this typical platter. >> is this the number two. >> we have a family meal. >> this is dry rub chicken wing with alabama white sauce. >> what is that. >> mayonnaise, lemon. pepperer okay an. >> like ran. built bette

just broke regarding a de-escalation agreement and memorandum which was agreed between the united ,tates, russia, and jordan important area in southwest syria that affects jordan's security, but also a very complicated part of the syrian battlefield. this de-escalation area was agreed and well-defined. the cease-fire has been entered into, and i think this is our andt indication of the u.s. russia being able to work together with syria, and as a result of that, we had a very lengthy discussion regarding other areas in syria we can continue to work together on to the area and to work together towards a political process that will secure the future of the syrian people. ofa result, at the request president putin, the united states has appointed, and i think you have seen the especiallyt, ambassador to ukraine, ambassador full, who will draw on his decades of experience as a representative to nato and also his time as a permanent political appointment. the two leaders also knowledge the challenges of cyber threats and interference that a democratic processes of the united states and other c

just broke regarding a de-escalation agreement and memorandum which was agreed between the united ,tates, russia, and jordan important area in southwest syria that affects jordan's security, but also a very complicated part of the syrian battlefield. this de-escalation area was agreed and well-defined. the cease-fire has been entered into, and i think this is our andt indication of the u.s. russia being able to work together with syria, and as a result of that, we had a very lengthy discussion regarding other areas in syria we can continue to work together on to the area and to work together towards a political process that will secure the future of the syrian people. ofa result, at the request president putin, the united states has appointed, and i think you have seen the especiallyt, ambassador to ukraine, ambassador full, who will draw on his decades of experience as a representative to nato and also his time as a permanent political appointment. the two leaders also knowledge the challenges of cyber threats and interference that a democratic processes of the united states and other c

one of the people smith has been accused of trying recruit, matt tate who laid out his interactions.ate wrote this, although it wasn't initially october dourd me how independent smith's investigation was, it was immediately apparent that smith was well connected to the top echelons of the campaign and knew attorney general flynn and his son well. smith talked about the goings on at the top of the trump team offering deep insights. he went on the discuss research document he says smith sent him that listed senior members of the trump team. >>> president trump spent part of his holiday weekend lashing out at the growing list of states that refused to turn over data to his commission investigating voter fraud. president tweeted out numerous states refused to give out information. what are they trying to hide? the commission asked the state for information including voters names, address, voting history and the last four digits of their social security numbers. more than 20 states including virginia, kentucky, california, new york and massachusetts have declined to provide some or all of

also again laurenz tate sits down with kevin mccarthy.vega will talk about how he customizes those cool whips. it's all coming up on good day d.c. don't miss it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> going to need it today no doubt about it. cannot escape the rain, at least this morning. we'll check in with tucker find out if that's going to be an all-day thing or not. [laughte >> yeah, it looks like we're going to have on again off again rain throughout the day today. the heavy stuff certainly this morning causing lots of problems out on the roadways and the potential for some flooding here and because of that, flash flood watch issued about 6:30 this morning for much of the area. if you can flip the prompter that would be fantastic. all right. there is your flood watch and again that includes city of washington, now reaching down into charles county there, much of virginia and then let's see the maryland counties there include looks like montgomery county, prince george's county as well. so, the bottom line, we're going to get several rounds of rain here potent

and from there commuters can tate path, bus, ferry into new york city. >> hundreds of people paid tribute to fallen new york police officer nia sot's familiar. mother of three was ambushed monday morning as she sat in her patrol car. a vigil was held where she worked for twelve years. shooter, alexander bond was shot and killed by police. funeral services will be held on tuesday for officer famy lia. stay with us. still ahead on eyewitness news tonight what was supposed to be a moment to remember was interrupted by police. straight ahead a look at how officers managed to help a man propose while taking him into custody. we'll explain. plus. >> it's in the air and hot and the winds are blowing and you hope it's not a spark that starts something like this. >> fire on the west coast. extremely hot conditions are fueling flames in several states. we've got the latest. chelsea. >> after a georgous weekend changes are coming this weekend. i'll have the look at the workweek forecast that's next. >> and coming up later, three generations, one very special day. while the bridge of that little boy

tate had a reckless there interest in whether they came from a russian cut out.e told the adjourn then michael flynn serving as national security advisor from the trump campaign was aware of smith's operations. >>> was there any legitimacy to that, was flynn tied to the campaign? >> the campaign if peegter smith was doing something with general flen, that was in general flynn's private capacity. it is not entirely clear to what extent mike flynn was involved in this. there is no doubt these two men knew each other. >> reporter: an attorney didn't return calls. in the end shane harris said peter smith believed he had gathered those private hillary clinton e-mails, but couldn't completely verify their accuracy. so, he never put them out. now some on capitol hill, including one member of the house intelligence committee, thinks smith's efforts are one more avenue that should be investigated in the russia probe. >> it's something that should be probed further and i hope it now gets folded into what we're doing. >> reporter: aside from michael flynn's attorney never g

and its potential impact on the tate of arizona. my position on this proposal will be largely guided by governor -- by the governor's analysis of how it would impact the people of our state. y friends, this is legislation that directly affects the lives of the people in my state. i trust my governor, i trust is people. and he is looking carefully at this. he's looking carefully at the skinny bill. but he's also looking at steps that need to be taken in addition to it. so i am convinced that we can move forward. but we have to have an assurance that it will go to a normal conference. right now that is not the case. and we do not have the assurance that it's the case. i believe that one of the major problems with obamacare was that it was rammed through congress by democrats without a single republican vote. i believe we shouldn't make that same mistake again. and if necessary, this is -- you are now about to hear from an antique phone that very few americans -- [laughter] there's very few americans anywhere in the world -- i believe

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paying so quickly to those who would criticize our tough stance i would point out that the united tates demonstrated not merely with words but with its actions that we stand firmly behind article 5, mutual defense commitment. words are easy but actions are what matters. you know this, everybody knows this, europe ust do more, europe must demonstrate it believe that it's future, by investing its money to secure that future, we applaud poland for its decision to move forward, battle tested patriot air and missile defense system, the best anywhere in the world. that is also why we salute the polish people for being one of the nato countries that achieved benchmark for investment in our common defense. thank you, thank you poland, i must tell you the example you set is truly magnificent and we applaud oland, thank you. we have to remember that our defense is not just a commitment of money but a commitment of will because as the polish experience reminds us the defense of the west ultimately rests not only on means but on the will of its people to prevail and be successful and get what you h

nebraska,tates and tennessee and vermont. all those had enfranchised women in presidential elections and local elections. but not state-level elections. really hilarious stories having to do with that. it's kind of her polish. including massachusetts, connecticut, kentucky. those states had granted women voting only in school board of elections. the great progressive state of massachusetts had a granted women schoolboard suffrage. the darker blue had granted and no suffrage at all. millions of women are already voting. women's suffrage amendments had in inches to the congress most of that commerce multiple times and introduced constantly in the 20th century. votes for eache of those introductions. and you watch as more and more women are enfranchised by their states, more and more men in congress are willing to vote to a federal amendment of the constitution. an existing political power of women made possible and pushed the federal amendment. because itimportant helps us understand how political change actually happens. slow,

and we look forward to serving the united tates in portugal. >> new mexico is my home state, and it's been over 400 years since the catholic church was first established in the state of new mexico. which obviously wasn't a state at that time. those traditions still run very strong in the state. and like pope francis, many new mexicans have a strong reverence for st. francis de asissi. in fact, the missionary efforts were started by the order named for him, the franciscans. the full name of my hometown of santa fe, the oldest capital city in the country is also nicknamed for t. francis. its full name is la villa real. the royal town of the holy faith of st. francis of asissi. the that dipgss of st. francis run strong. the pope honors the saint by taking his name and working in his tradition. riding in his incyclical praise be to you and it was subtitled on care for our common home. pope francis stated, i believe that st. francis is the example par excellence of care for the ulnerable and of an intrical colleague, he's the patron saint of ecology and much loved that st. francis is the e

i'm here in west virginia, as you know, we're an extraction tate or energy state and have been for the last 100 years. we are suffering greatly because of what energy, especially coal has done to us. nothing. us with our state is broken beyond belief. it didn't make any difference in of west virginia, which party was in power because the coal, oil or and gas and chemical companies. e have probably a higher percentage of any state on medicare. opiate storm n down here is the best way you can say it. were introduced mostly by the mining industry to avoid time injuries and we are suffering. we have no jobs. president obama, even though i campaign and voted for president obama, he didn't take the action decided to when he change the power plants, they should have retrained the offered us options. west virginia has carried merica around on its back for 100 years with coal. we deserve better than this. work in the d you industry yourself or peep nel your family? i did. retired disable the miner, i'm 67 years old. we just recently went to, i was union miner most of my career the e just went t

the petition was created by deborah tate sister of actress tate who was murdered by members of the mansonng those signing the petition ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you, deborah tate for being such an advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995 simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and brown but in a civil case he was found liable and had to pay a $33 is money and this is the only way they can seem recommend om pens for the lost. >> david cook says with interest simpson now owes $60 million. if he's released they will try to get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand it is our intention to seize it and we can seize it by legal process and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, carl douglas, one of the attorneys on his legal dream team. >> the fact that he has been i

the petition was created by deborah tate, sister of sharon tate, who was murdered by the manson familyning the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, a long-time friend of tate. thank you for being such an advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in a civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice. and justice is money. this is the only way they can seek some kind of reppen pence for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman's attorney says with interest simpson owes 60 million and if he's released they'll try to get what he can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand, it is our intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process. and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his re

the action follows the duo as they par tate in globe spanning adventures. >> and, david letterman has donated more than 1,000 memorabilia item to his alma matter. boston university in eastern end ann a items include, 15 emmy awards he won as a talk show host, and his desk. he also gifted his kennedy metal from 2012. photos, first lady michelle obama from their late show appearance. >> justin bieber, canceled olds the rest of his world tour. don't blame me, just the messenger here, canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. bieber's rep released statement yesterday saying the thicker quote loves his fans and hates to disappoint him. fifteen shows left. bieber set to wrap up his tour this september. cancelled shows were scheduled at new jersey met life stadium later this month. all tickets will be refunded. so don't worry, jim. >> pop star bono pays a visit to paris. youtube's lead singer stopped by the palace to meet with french president. the two talked about different ways they can come together in the fight again poverty. bono also said the first lady joined in on the conversation an

thora tate of polls the united states showed that a majority of americans still didn't believe that there was russian interference in our election let's be candid about what this is about hillary clinton had promised the pentagon and the people at the central intelligence agency the expansion of the proxy war in syria they were wringing their hands in glee about war war would be very good for a number of hillary's large contributors and for the military industrial complex along comes donald trump he prefers negotiation over war he prefers detente over war front believes that if brace neath and nixon can reach agreement over strategic arms limitation then perhaps president putin and president trump can reach agreement and have peace in the middle east well absolutely he perhaps may feeling that he can do so if of course the democratic establishment be resenting party will allow him to do so and speaking about the the hillary camp narrative i think by now it's well established through e-mails that the clinton campaign made that decision to. as they put it kill trump over putin's connections

these two stories in the "wall street journal" and another piece by matt tate, first the "wall street journal" story "investigators have examined reports from intelligence agencies that describe russian hackers discussing how to obtain emails from mrs. clinton's server, and then transmit them to mr. flynn via an intermediary." this is clip one from my producers, matt tate, who is one of the unnamed sources in that story outs himself and says i am one of the sources in this story and he says this gentleman, mr. smith, who is now dead, had not contacted him and he was studying the email hack itself for what security breaches happened and what the email hack itself of the dnc meant from an objective point of view, no the partisan. he said smith had not contacted me about the dnc hack but rather about his constriction that clinton's private email server had been hacked in his view almost certainly both by the russian government and likely by multiple other hackers, too, and his desire to ensure that the fruits of those hacks were exposed prior to the election. he mentioned that he had bee

we have heard senators express those concerns from various tates. anna: i know before the idea of repealing and replacing obamacare, and even before obamacare closure of hospitals was a big issue. did the aca help that? did that law actually -- were people able to close the ap a little bit? rick: over the last five years we have seen about 187 hospital closures. about a quarter of those have been in rural areas. some of that is the result of budget pressures. others are the result of reconfiguring or redefining. ne of the things we are in the process of doing in the field is trying to provide care in a variety of different settings, not just in the buildings we now and love and people depend upon. trying to coordinate care in various settings. some of that is the result of reconfiguration. some of that is the result of something not being able to survive in tough budget environments. peter: hospitals have been in general more outspoken than some of the areas of health care industry. the insurers who played a big role in obamacare passing has been qu

kristin tate, fantastic show. >> greg: it is time for this. roll the tape, i want to show you where i got this from. i was watching cnn, they were doing a segment on a rare zebra. let's roll this tape. i was checking it out. i realized cnn had been taken again. more fake news from cnn. this is not a real zebra. this is like the russian collusion story. that's a poodle. >> greg: in honor of july 4th, i never get an animation. i don't want anybody to get sunburned. it's not a good look. i learned something. the spray, not just good enough just by yourself. you have to rub it in after you spray it. a doctor told me that, and that's why you knuckleheads are out there getting sunburned. you are not rubbing it in. when you're on the beach tomorrow, spray and rub it in. you're welcome. >> lisa: speaking of tanning, i'm sure you've seen this photo of governor chris christie and his family and friends at the island beach state park. it looks pretty empty. the reason why it was shut down due to a government shutdown. chris christie is clearly getting a

tate of days later, they made it all the way to shenandoah county. on that day, members of the 22nd new york cavalry were transporting him through shenandoah county on their way to washington, d.c., where he would the imprisoned. they were attacked, though, that day, by a group of four confederates -- at least they were wearing confederate gray. foreman attacked them with vistas in hand, help them up, and took between five and six horses. the four men were members of company d of the seventh genia cavalry. most likely those who had escaped appomattox. none of them, if we check their compiled service records, appear to have been ever paroled. perhaps they had been heading to winchester like other members -- like those members of company h 33rd irginia, perhaps they have been heading to winchester, which was the nearest for rolling station to them at that point. perhaps they came across this contingent of the 22nd new york cavalry. why ever they were in shenandoah county, they were there. they held up members of the 22nd new york cavalry, took their ho

department,tate foreign affairs, it is to an education, it is true in o the other secretaries. it is ridiculous. this is the worst budget for foreign affairs and state department i have seen in my 10 years in congress. greta: time for one more question. >> congressman moving to the , united nations and how america funds it, the bill out of the house state foreign operations appropriations subcommittee yesterday includes cuts of over 18% of the united nations and associated agencies, with new restrictions on the human rights council. giving your long-standing support of israel and concern for the united nations focus on israel, do you support the level of cuts to the united nations that are being proposed? rep. engel: my mother, may she rest in peace, she used to say don't cut off your nose to spite your face. and as angry as i am at united nations and the so-called human rights commission, which is unfair to israel and singles israel out, the worst dictators, the worst regimes in the world. they have no right to point the finger at any country, let alone israel. the only democr

that is the bill unknown until he regurnlg tated it on -- regurnlg tated it on the senate floor. cleveland com, for the proposed $200,000 to ease the path for a.c.a. funding losses, this would pale compared to the losses. the governor of ohio said this is spitting in the ocean. that is behind door number three, higher costs, lower coverage. that brings us to door number four. we have no idea. it's the ultimate mystery plan. remember what washington uncertainty has done to ohio families? 20 counties with no insurer next year. an editor at "columbus dispatch" said to me a month and a half ago, uncertainty is like carbon mow nieks i'd -- monoxide for business. it seems like the republicans specialized in injecting uncertainty in the economy. are you going to work on the import-export bank so our companies can export manufactured products. are you -- are we not going to meet our obligations and shut the government down? are we going to leave hanging out there the affordable care act repeal? all of these things create uncertain, and business investment as a result freezes. who knows w