shania twain. i know she's one of your favorites. she's 51 and this thing is red hot.ly in nashville. ♪ you're still the one i run to ♪ >> shania pours her heartbreak into her music. her parents died when she was 22. she temporarily lost her voice after a battle with lyme disease, and her 16-year marriage to music producer mutt lang ended bitterly. >> my divorce was -- was traumatizing to me. my parents dying was the most devastating of my life. losing my voice. some things you can't change. i can't bring my parents back. my voice will never be exactly what it was before. >> she sings about her recovery in her first studio album in 15 years titled "now." ♪ >> what is the scariest thing about this? >> it's all on me. if the fans don't like it, i expect to take that on myself. ♪ >> she's been happily married to her second husband frederick for six years. frederick's first wife had been shania's best friend until that woman reportedly began a relationship with shania's first husband, who denied any relationship. through it all, twain's 15-year-old son asia has brought her

. >>> plus, shania twain t >>> welcome back, everybody, to e.t.'special fourth of july look at our favorite wonder women. ariana grande definitely fits that bill because of the incredible strength and grace that she showed under horrific circumstances. >> absolutely. 22 people lost their lives in the manchester terror attack at her concert. hundreds more were injured, but ariana grande turned that tragedy into a triumph when she returned to manchester just days later for a very special concert. ♪ somewhere >> ariana grande organized the event as a benefit for the victims and their families, raising nearly $13 million. the singer got emotional while addressing the crowd of more than 50,000 fans. >> i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here today. i love you so much. >> still, she put on a brave face to perform her hits for fans. sang along with some famous friends, including katy perry, justin bieber, miley cyrus, coldplay and the black eyed peas. ariana grande is just 24 years old so she wasn't even born yet when janet jackson'

if you look in the book there's no mark twain reference there but i still use mark twain because i think it's kind of cool. figuring out why, and as a society with all of the stuff going on, trying to figure out why were here and trying to change our planet for the positive. that's why i wrote this book. it's the family community not giving up, believing in me when i didn't believe in myself, it's a journey of stem education. i grew up not even knowing what stem was but i was living it every day with piano lessons and building bicycles and bread trucks and all these different things. one of the things that will help us as a civilization is when we realize that were on this little marble together, technically working together as one civilization. we don't always see this happening everyday but from the vantage point of the international space station, when i look out over virginia and i see my hometown from spac space, it's only 240 miles the distance from d.c. to virginia, going around the planet every 4 45 -- 90 minutes, seeing a sunset and sunrise every 45 minutes. i was there with the

twain. i grew up with what i now realize is a very partial view of mark twain. mr. nice guy. everybody loved him. he sat on his front porch, had nice white curls and told funny jokes, just like your beloved grandfather. that was not the complete mark twain. he was anti-imperialist. many of the quotes i used from mark twain in my book do not appear in anthologies or biographies of mark twain. like many people, i think he was bleached for public consumption. we have taken away the edge. mark twain wrote american soldiers fighting in foreign wars were carrying a polluted musket underwrite a -- under a banded flag. even wanted to change the flag, replaced the stars with skull and cross bones symbols. [laughter] in the context of today we are looking back to see how people understood exactly what was going to happen, i have to review this one little piece from mark twain which you probably have not read because it does not appear in many places. after america decided to pursue the career of inter

. >>> plus our shania twain exclusive. >> my whole life has been a story of ups and downs. >> openingout her public strus,ggle and looking at photos of the singer as a baby. >> cute chubby cheeks. >>> and the bad moms areba >> you want to get drunk at the food court? >> yeah. >> we've got your first look at the sequel that's upping the star power with some naughty grandmas. >> huh? >> mom? closed captioning provided by -- z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy ♪ i drove all night >> celine dion will take the stage in paris for the first show of a four-night stand and it's just the latest triumph for the next star on e.t.'s list of wonder women. the celine is stronger than ever, raising three children, all with a new sense of style. ♪ >> this lady just keeps upping her on-stage game. she's mom to six year old twins nels nels nelson and eddie and told cam ran mathison she's thrilled that her 16-year-old is interested in the music business. >> i feel like i have a part of my man with me. i tell him you're not here to replace your dad. i said many times before, you have your own dreams, you own your o

. >>> plus our shania twain exclusive. >> my whole life has been a story of ups and downs. >> openingabout her public struggles, and looking at photos of the singer as a baby. >> cute chubby cheeks. >>> and the bad moms are bad. >> you want to get drunk at the food court? >> yeah. >> we've got your first look at the sequel that's upping the star power with some naughty grandmas. >> huh? >> mom? closed captioning provided by -- there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey! the name's rocket and i need your help! the collector has trapped my friends, the guardians of the galaxy in this weird...freakshow... check it out...this is the joint we're in... and we need you to help us break out! got it?...good...now move it!...i gotta go! ...here there is magic for days! ♪ i drove all night >> celine dion will take the stage in paris for the first show of a four-night stand and it's just the latest triumph for the next star on e.t.'s list of wonder women. the celine is stronger than ever, raising three children, all wit

.-- mark twain." ( laughter ) i'm not sure if i need to point out, that's not a mark twain quote. ( laughter ) although it does remind me of that other famous mark twain quote, "hey, now you're an all-star, get your game on, go play." ( cheers and applause ) so inspiring. so, so -- that's from huckelberry smash mouth, i think. ( laughter ) but according to the mooch the president can do just about anything. >> i've seen this guy throw a dead spiral through a tire. i've seen him at madison square garden with a topcoat on, he's standing in the key and he's hitting foul shots and swishing them. he sinks three-foot putts. >> stephen: "yeah, i saw him win a game of connect four with just three pieces. ( laughter ) okay? >> jon: i seen him do all kind of stuff. >> stephen: i once saw this guy, he's on the green, observe, pebble beach, i saw him hit a hole in 'none. ( laughter ) i once saw him eat a full taco bowl and then jump straight into the pool-- no cramps! ( laughter ) i mean, this man is a primo athlete, i mean, just look at him! look at that guy! oh! the mooch likes what he sees. it's smoo

d so it is that mark twain decided to pick the name mark twain. so at the very mention of it, men would cheer. and so as i get introduced today, i come to you in great humility knowing that as a committed christian and someone who was never planning to run to be a member of congress, that i come before you being able to address not only this wonderful crowd, but millions of people watching perhaps on television and addressing a group that has a tradition of making sure that journalism has its excellence. thank you for the invitation. but the other is since men may not cheer with the introduction of my name, i would like to go on a little bit further and tell you the rest of the story as it relates to the freedom caucus. this is the first time i must confess that we ever had a house freedom caucus cookie. we have a 68% name idea across the country. for many of you -- how many of you think that the freedom caucus has been out there for six years? raise your hand. how many of you think it's been out there for four years? all right. how many of you th

and so -- so it is that mark twain decided to pick the name mark twain. so at the very mention of it, men would cheer. [laughter] and so as i get introduced today, i, you know, come to you in great humility knowing that as a committed christian and someone who was never planning to run to be a member of congress, that i come before you being able to address not only this wonderful crowd but millions of people watching perhaps on television and addressing a group that has a tradition of making sure that journalism has its excellence. and so i just want to say thank you, one for the invitation. but the other incident men may not cheer with the introduction of my name. i'd like to go on a little bit further and tell you the rest of the story as it relates to the freedom caucus. now, this is the first time i must confess that we have had a cookie.eedom caucus we have a 68% name i.d. across the country. now, for many of you, how many of you think that the freedom caucus has been out there for six years? raise your hand. ok. how many of you think it's been out

and so -- so it is that mark twain decided to pick the name mark twain. so at the very mention of it, men would cheer. [laughter] and so as i get introduced today, i, you know, come to you in great humility knowing that as a committed christian and someone who was never planning to run to be a member of congress, that i come before you being able to address not only this wonderful crowd but millions of people watching perhaps on television and addressing a group that has a tradition of making sure that journalism has its excellence. and so i just want to say thank you, one for the invitation. but the other incident men may not cheer with the introduction of my name. i'd like to go on a little bit further and tell you the rest of the story as it relates to the freedom caucus. now, this is the first time i must confess that we have had a cookie.eedom caucus we have a 68% name i.d. across the country. now, for many of you, how many of you think that the freedom caucus has been out there for six years? raise your hand. ok. how many of you think it's been out

(tag):18"we reached out....reporting in twain harte joe khalil fox 40 news."e) no pleas were entered today by the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the plea hearing was postponed for max harris and derick almena. the two man are each facing 36-counts of involuntary manslaughter for last december's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. a civil rights attorney representing the victims families wants one other person connected to the oakland building... held responsible for the lives lost in the fire for now max harris and derick almena are the only defendants facing criminal charges. they are scheduled to be back in court in august for bail hearings and to enter their pleas .

. >>> plus our shania twain exclusive. >> my whole life has been a story of ups and downs. >> openingpublic struggles, and looking at photos of the singer as a baby. >> cute chubby cheeks. >>> and the bad moms are bad. >> you want to get drunk at the food court? >> yeah. >> we've got your first look at the sequel that's upping the star power with some naughty grandmas. >> huh? >> mom? closed captioning provided by --

a lo largo de su carrera, marÍa leticia ganÓ 18 premios emmys y siete mark twain.ntre sus compaÑeros que trabajamos con ella, a lo largo de estos 17 aÑos. >> te deseo lo mejor del mundo en esta nueva etapa de tu vida. sabes que vamos a estar en contacto. eres un ser inolvidable. >> en lo personal, el haberte conocido hace siete aÑos, fue un impacto positivo en mi vida y en mi carrera profesional. >> por ejemplo, tu profesionalismo y era trabajar al lado tuyo para mÍ ha sido un gran honor. >> mary leticia, sÓlo quiero desearte lo mejor en esta gran etapa que vas a emprender. >> leticia, eres la mejor. es todo. >> gracias por todo. >> que tengas una feliz navidad. >> te vamos a extraÑar. >> te quiero mucho. >> te deseo lo mejor y siempre seguiremos en contacto. suerte en todo. ♪ >> asÍ estÁn las cosas, son etapas en la que no quisiÉramos decir adiÓs sino un hasta pronto. agradecerte lo personal, ha sido un privilegio y un honor trabajar como profesional contigo y desearle Éxito en nombre de todo lo que trabajamos en noticias univisiÓn 14 en esta nueva etapa profesion

. >> and president they are formed a draft twain the rock johnson for president.ule name is run the rock 2020. it was filed by a west virginia man and it's not clear whether the rock knows the group exists. johnson joked about the whitehouse bid after playing buff president obama on saturday night live. >> i don't think he'll give up the acting career. >> republicans or democrats. who is the better tipper out there. stick around to find out. erries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> ever wonder if you're a good tipper. >> 15 to 20%, double the tax there you go. >> researchers credit card.com had receipts from thousands of americans best tipers are republic

. >> the mark twain river boat is coming back as is the disneyland railroad. it got a bit of an upgrade with new views along the rivers of america. it's one of the park's original ride, by the way. >> it has a direct connection to walt. now with his new section it just makes it better. walt never wanted disneyland to sit still. he wanted it to keep being improved. >> they keep doing that. the railroads and rides were closed. >> they are making room for the 14 acre star wars theme land that's said to open in 2019 which is going to be over the top spectacular. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> lot of fun. world news tonight is next. >> all of us we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the shakeup at the white house. president trump's chief of staff is out. after a war in the west wing goes public. the president just a short time ago, asked to explain. and the retired general now in the west wing. >>> also breaking tonight, we're watching north korea. they have launched another intercontinental ballis

i really think that the never—the—twain—shall—meet approach is quite new.exchanging ideas creatively for centuries, millennia, and every renaissance has been defined by the creative sharing of ideas, by the breaking down of boundaries and walls, and people coming together and discovering what they have in common and actually mitigating one another‘s weakness and amplifying each other‘s strengths. to give everybody a sense on how you do this and what the end result looks like and sounds like, let's play a clip. this is a fascinating performance by an indian dancer, shakti mohan, using your music. so let's have a look at it. (music playing). it's beautiful to look at. ijust wonder how much collaboration there is, when you work with a beautiful dancer like that, or indeed you have worked with famous poets as well, how deep do you dig is that collaboration? well, i have to admit, that this was filmed, this collaboration with shakti was filmed well before we imagined that donald trump would ever be our president but it was proposed to me in a reality tv fashion

ann twain, mumbles the patient next to her. jamel, manny, tyrone. hey, i need to talk about my medicine, it antibiotic working. okay, tyrone, we'll talk about that separately, says cynthia, motioning to the next patient. arthur, campbell. i'm dr. ford, also a psychiatrist, i say. sir, what's your name? i ask the last patient, one of wallflowers who has his head hung low. i'm not sure he knows i'm talking to him. arthur reaches out to the patient and taps him on the shoulder. yo, man, what's your name? the patient looks up quickly briefly and then back down again. you don't have to to say your name, i add, but anytime you want to join us on the table, come on over. i sometimes see him looking around as if he's following the conversation. so, says cynthia, the floor is open. anyone have anything you'd like to share? the quiet feels strange in a unit that is always so noisy. it can be about anything, sixth ya prompts, hoping -- cynthia prompts, hoping someone will break the awkward silence. and still nothing. a minute slowly tick by before i open my mo

three blocks from where they landed they young mark twain was is dreaming of the west so does that pat down across the missouri so we were on that late on the dark and stormy night the two of us don't sing-along in the car and we had so recently with some unbelievable thunderstorms on the two-lane road and we could nazi anything. it was just remarkably bad. and finally ultimately i could not help but think what that trip would have been like with a canvas covered wagon to of children and older people with herds of cattle and how difficult that might have been but then jump forward across nebraska you will read about their experiences so i had to put my hands of the water to put the pool of water to see what it was like because the donner just missed the sandhill crane migration that is a good thing for the cranes. [laughter] because they were open game back and. -- then they were just eager to start killing of bison. but then a few weeks later when they had nothing to eat . so then going to all the weeds and believe there redwing black birds but on the way back to the motel where the b

he never failed to live up to the word of his fellow missourian mark twain, who he kept on his desk at the oval office, always do right. this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. 50 years ago, when harry truman became our president, america faced a mountain of crises. europe lay shattered. a cold war bred danger around the world. terrible new weapons made every false step of potential catastrophe. and angry voices were being raised at home by americans against other americans. at such a time and after the rigors of world war ii, some wanted to turn away from the world, to relinquish the leadership that had rescued freedom from tyranny, but harry truman said no. he made courageous decisions, focused always on doing right, making sure everyone knew the buck stopped with him. he approved massive aid to europe, including our former enemies, in one of the funds they did instincts -- in one of the farsighted -- he became the first reliever to recognize the new state of israel, over the better protest of his advisors. that same year that stalin closed off western access to berlin,

as mark twain has said, there are a few things that are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example. it is worth highlighting that the transformations in qatar were viewed as a threat by certain governments. a woman in saudi arabia could not question why it is that in qatar, a country with a similar religious and social background a woman can drive. but in saudi, she cannot. to distract from their own shortcoming, the blockading countries have accused qatar of supporting terrorism. these unsubstantiating actions are just a smoke screen created to infringe upon sovereignty and punish them for their independence. our international partners know that qatar is relentless in its fight against terrorism. we will be a partner to the united states in combatting this threat with our troops working hand in hand in the fight against isis. and our efforts have not gone unrecognized. the state department reports that the united states and qatar maintain a strong partnership in the fight against terrorism. and after signing a miu with the united states aimed at establishing -- aimed

as mark twain has said, there are few things harder to put up with them the noise of a good example. it is worth highlighting the transformation were effective as certain governments. a woman is saudi arabia cannot question why a qatar, a country with similar social background, women can drive, but in saudi she cannot. so aside from the shortcomings they have accused us of terrorism. these unsubstantiated actions are just a smokescreen created to infringe upon the sovereignty and independence. our international partners know that qatar is relentless in its fight against terrorism. we will be a steadfast partner to the united states in combating this problem in the fight against isis. effort have.got on recognize. the state department reports that the united states and qatar maintain a strong partnership in the fight against terrorism. after signing in mou with united states came after establishing a disabling finance flaws, signature to his tillerson prism the first to respond to president trumps challenge. it's just as much of a threat to qatar and every other nation and that is why

as mark twain has said, there are a few things that are harder to put up with then the annoyance of what. it is worth highlighting that the transformations in qatar were viewed as a threat by certain governments. a women in saudi arabia cannot question why it was not okay in qatar with someone who is a similar and social background what woman could drive. in saudi she cannot. to distract from their own shortcomings the bucketing countries have chosen qatar for supporting terrorism. [inaudible] these are just a smokescreen created to infringe upon qatar 70 and punish us for our independence. our international partners know that qatar fight against terrorism and we are and will continue to be partners with united states in combating the spread with our troops working hand-in-hand in the fight against isis. our efforts have not gone unrecognized. a state department report emphasizes that the united states in qatar maintain a strong partnership in the fight against terrorism. [inaudible] secretary tillerson. qatar for being the first to respond to president trumps challenge at the summit of

that's a lot of time to be waiting outside for your twain. i-196 we have an accident -- 176 we have an accident pushed to the side. allegheny i-95 we're jammed southbound traffic heading toward center city. heavy from the betsy ross bridge to girard. not affecting the overall traffic time, but it will start to slow down quickly. we have christine taylor up and about talking about an object on the road on bartram avenue in the city. 79 degrees, the humidity is way up there. 74 dewpoint in the city and 80 in dover means it is very oppressive. if you look at the heat index it will feel like 105 through the excessive heat warning in the city. >> hydrate. >>> flood water broke through a window and rushed into a basement of a couple's home in burlington wisconsin. the mayor declared a state of emergency after a night of heavy rain caused flooding and road closures in the area. the fox river in burlington is expected to reach record levels as it crests later tonight. >>> a curious monkey with a toothy grin and knack for pressing a camera button is b

. >> then -- shania twain 20 years later. >> my divorce was traumatizing to me. >> her darkest days

. >> i don't care what mark twain said, this is great bikinging weather in the city. how about it?er: on a damp foggy morning scores of people got the first ride on a bike with an unlikely name on it. ford. >> and i came all of the way from denver here. >> why? >> i wanted to be part of something new. >> reporter: but the vision is not new if you ask ford. >> we want to change people's lives by the way we move and for henry ford, it looked like an automobile and how we get around, but for cities today, it is a change. >> reporter: and ford go bike is a bike share for ten times as many bikes spread around oakland and berkeley and san jose, and it is going to be run by the same company motivate who designed the bikes and will manage where they are placed with the real world data. >> we can see where they use it, and where we need to put more and where the holes are. >> reporter: and in places like this, and they are hoping to the last mile of the daily commute. >> reporter: and there is the clipper car. >> reporter: they are celebrating because the same card for the ferry or bus will

mark twain river boat is back as well as the disneyland railroad.e railroad got a bit of an upgrade with new views along he rivers of america. >> it has a direct connection to walt and now with the new section it makes it better. walt never wanted disney lantd to sit still. he always wanted it to keep being improved. >> the railroad and other rides were temporarily closed while disney rebuilt frontier land. they're making way for the "star wars" theme land set to open in 2019. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, we less than a month away from the solar eclipse of the sun. see the plans people are making to catch this event. and here is a live look outside at the beach. this is in santa cruz. still a lot of fog. lisa is going to have the latest in our weekend forecast if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares nc . >>> delores park comes alive with free music. features 15 local bands who will be performing musi

dreaming of the west and of course i'm talking about samuel clemens mark twain. and then they took a diagonal path across the missouri and then into independence. so we were on that lake when one dark and stormy night. the two of us bouncing along in our car and one of the most and we've have some recently but this was an unbelievable thunderstorm and went hit us on the two-lane road we couldn't see anything. i stopped several times. it was just remarkably bad. but we inched through the night and finally ultimately found some shelter and i couldn't help but think about what that trip would've been like inside of a canvas covered wagon. where you have children and older people and you have herds of cattle and animals and many people and how difficult that may have been it's just amazing. jump forward to another place to the platte river. across nebraska and then you will read about their experiences. the big wide shallow river. so we have to go to it. i have to put my hands in that water and i have to see those pools of water and see what it was like and what was

the mark twain river boat is coming back as is the railroad.he railroad got a bit of an upgrade with new views along the rivers of america. it is one of the park's original rides. >> it has a direct connection to walt and now with this new section t juit just makes it be. walt never wanted disneyland to sit still. >> the railroad and other rides were temporary closed while disney rebuilt frontier land. they're making room for the star wars themed land set to open in 2019. >>> get ready, giants fans. right fielder hunter pence says his friends have hidden autographed hats and jerseys in san francisco. the final clue will be today, so stay tuned to and facebook accounts. >>> the president being criticized after speaking to law enforcement about the sway some suspects should be treated. plus al gore's newest documentary on the environment is in theaters now. hear why the former vice president has reasons to (i wanted him to eat healthy., so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifica

as mark twain has said, there are few things harder to put up with that the annoyance of a good example. it is worth highlighting the transformation were effective as -- it is worth highlighting the transformation in qatar was confusing to certain government. a saudi woman cannot understand why a country with a similar social background, qatar, with lincoln drive but in saudi she cannot -- women can drive, but in saudi she cannot. so aside from the shortcomings they have accused us of terrorism. these unsubstantiated actions are just a smokescreen created to infringe upon the sovereignty and independence. our international partners know that qatar is relentless in its fight against terrorism. we will be a steadfast partner to the united states in combating this problem in the fight against isis. our efforts have not gone unrecognized. the state department reports that the united states and qatar maintain a strong partnership in the fight against terrorism. after signing in mou with united states eight -- within aim of establishing a disabling finance , secretary tillerson was the first

there was a big fundraiser at the waldorf and the keynote speaker, a guy name samuel clemens, mark twainaise $50,000 to help with the rebuilding of galveston, which in those days was a huge amount of money. >> molly: that was a beautifully done story. the historic photos were incredible and i think the most fascinating part was not just the ingenuity that was shown there and rebuilding the community, the engineering feats involved, but i can't help but think, this is more than 100 years ago. it had such a tremendous impact on generations of families. >> jon: we are so fortunate and so blessed today to have the satellite imagery, we know these days when hurricanes are coming and we can prepare for them. back then, they had absolutely no warning. >> molly: it was a beautiful story. the part about the orphans is heartbreaking and it really speaks to how important it is to be able to see what's coming next. >> jon: absolutely. we're going to be doing more on that in future stories here on "happening now." >> molly: we are in the mist of the season, so hopefully will have a peaceful hurricane

it's like a donald trump twain with them back. they try to do it the right way.e news media is reporting it completely wrong. they will ask a thousand questions about russia. it's really good with wages or unemployment down. and no one asked the question sean spicer will say it. no one wants to hear him and then 45 minutes on russia. no pictures you can do the sketches and 2017 and we are doing sketches of the spicer. it's awesome. cnn will be there whittled down. member the airplane and they have the simulator. they will have a fake spicer simulated briefing room. i don't know if you guys heard that. what a classy way to stop them around. the other night when he said anybody that is worth a damn in this business you call up the white house and get the information you need. what is happening as of is the press briefings are making these social media stars. people you have never met. did you ever really know other than for five of the big white house correspondents. they are making that. of course will be i'll be louder and more vocal. of me just fighting with spi

twain chapman known as dog the bounty hunter joined family of christian rogers in trenton.odgers was allegedly murdered this past april by a man who had been arrested days before, but released because of new jersey bail reform initiative. >> everyone in our neighborhood knows that this guy was a danger to society and our community. who had who had him pick up my baby would be here today. >> 200 years the bail bondsman has been in effect in america and for 200 years, it has worked. all of a sudden one state, changed it and now they are in chaos. >> well, new jersey attorney general's office tells "eyewitness news" it had no comment on the lawsuit. >>> president trump's son in law and senior advisor jared kushner was back on capitol hill one week after meeting with the house and senate committees investigating russian election meddling. kushner took part for congressional interns today. his address was originally scheduled for last friday, this event was closed to the media. >>> president trump says escalating tensions between u.s. and north korea quote will be handled n a sh

the state legislature and offered $200,000, commenting on the brazen corruption in the election mark twain said of clark he is said to have bought legislature the judges and other men by food, by this example he has so excused in sweden's corruption that in montana it never has an offensive smell. senator william clark took office in washington to have investigations open immediately. after hearing testimony from state legislators and even montana supreme court justices, clark's agents attempted to bribe the senate investigations committee declared clark's election void. in an amazing maneuver clark resigned and his allies in montana contrived to get the governor out of the state making the lieutenant governor the acting governor, at which point the lieutenant governor appointed clark to silva now -- what clark had been denied. this was the corruption going on in the gilded age. buying politics, shaping political outcomes and the populist and progressives were worried this was going to ruin the constitutional system, the end of the republic. they came up with the most creative solutions. o

. >> mark twain said basically always tell the truth because i don't have the memory to be a good liar. the reason these stories aren't lining up and keep falling apart and people contradict each other is because there are a lot of people not telling the truth. >> panel, thank you very much for all this developing story. meanwhile, president trump pushing for a cyber security unit with russia to stop election meddling then did an about-face. why the reversal? we discuss that with our panel we discuss that with our panel next. we discuwith safe driver panel next.and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! theso when i need to book tant to mea hotel room,tion. i want someone that makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. visit booking.com. booking.yeah! on his proposal to create a cyber security unit with russia. the president faced major backlash from lawmakers on both sides sunday for tweeting this,

>> well, you know, mark twain said one time, history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme.ome rhyming going on here. economically, illinois can't pay its bills. >> neil: that's right. >> a number of the european countries can't pay their bills. they are behaving very much the way germany and some other states did in the 1920s and 1930s. and what we have to hope and count on are national leaders to make be the case is that these peaceful demonstrations, even in a context of economic deprivation and despair, these peaceful demonstrations stay peaceful, and people let off steam, fine. letting off steam is great. i used to be a protester. i think it is -- but we have to be very careful. for example, president putin is likely to be very tough in these negotiations. and president trump sees as a solution for a number of economic situations higher tariffs. if you look back in time, high tariffs didn't work very well. >> neil: that's during the depression. you touched on something, and i think it was brilliant, as you typically do. what's going on in illinois, you could extend it t

. >> i don't really care what mark twain said.his is great biking weather in this city, how about it? >> on a damp, foggy morning, scores of people got a first ride on a bike with an unlikely name. have you ridden a ford lately? >> i came from denver for this. >> i want to be part of something that's new. >> but the vision is not new at all if you ask ford. >> improving people's lives by changing the way we move. for henry ford 100 years ago, it looked like an automobile and a new way to get around. for cities today, it's changed. >> ford go bike is the rebirth of bay area bike share with all new bikes and ten times as many spread around san francisco, oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose. it will be run by the same company called motivate which designed the bikes and will manage where they're placed with real world data. >> we'll see how people are using bike share and we'll be able to feed the places we want more of it and realize where the holes are. >> major transit hubs like this one. they're hoping to solve the last mi

mark twain once said rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated.eve that this bill is dead in the senate is incorrect. i think mitch mcconnell, who's an expert in managing these types of bills and working with this group in the senate, he understands their needs. much like paul ryan did. paul ryan it 240 members to hurdle in together and mr. mcconnell 50 or so and i think he can get it done. >> you heard mr. mccain, who didn't sound very optimistic. you know, if the latest plan does fail what about that big message? you know, that all of that talk about repeal for seven years and now come to find out, you know, there really wasn't a plan. that promise is hollow. fairly empty. you know? republicans in the majority on the white house and on the hill. how concerned are you about the backlash after all that energy and resources? >> all of the above is true but i believe we'll get it done. i think it's absolutely required of us to do. look where the market is today. take a true and accurate assessment. when you consider the people in the individual mark

. >> shanae's twaine. >> this that's country, that's not olds country. >> pop country. >> okay, thatense. >> but they're always driving trucks, and trains, and dirt roads and stuff and cheating. >> but mike, you love hip hop. >> oh, i probably listen to that more than any other jen, a and r&b. >> old school r&b. >> and you love drake. >> i'm big fan. >> you put pandora on and you put in motown, never get a bad song. >> never a bad song in motown. and i want to go to the concert last night, but it is too late. >> you didn't go. >> didn't go. >> oh, you're growing up, you're mature, i'm proud of you. >> this not drinking thing is really cramming my style. >> don't. >> before, when i was booze being it, i would go out there and stay after midnight. >> he was really thinking about it, too. >> i thought you would go. >> and instead what did you do? he went to the orchestra. >> i went to here up at the mann music center, what is happening to me? >> you're a newman. >> you're maturing, people with their families on picnic blankets and stuff, oh, god. good day everybody it is thursday, proba

. >> i don't really care what mark twain said.rning, scores of people got a first ride on a bike with an unlikely name. have you ridden a ford lately? >> i came from denver for this. >> really? >> just for this event. why? >> i want to be part of something that's new. >> but the vision is not new at all if you ask ford. >> improving people's lives by changing the way we move. for henry ford 100 years ago, it looked like an automobile and a new way to get around. for cities today, it's changed. >> ford go bike is the rebirth of bay area bike share with all new bikes and ten times as many spread around san francisco, oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose. it will be run by the same company called motivate which designed the bikes and will manage where they're placed with real world data. >> we'll see how people are using bike share and we'll be able to feed the places we want more of it and realize where the holes are. >> by making them available at major transit hubs like this one. they're hoping to solve the last mile of your