. >> the emotions are like cr -- velcro on it. >> i like >>> you have your guilty pleasure tv shows? are you doing? >> it is not the >> it is just nonsense. in this most recent episode he has all of his friends hooked up to lie detectors. they asking stupid questions! do you drive a range rover? >> yes. >> that's enough. get him out of there. >> thank goodness this isn't admissible in >>. >> with this success comes some cash. >>. >> it isn't the end. it's the portion where i give aaron a brand new car. >> no you don't. >> he is a big prank ster. >> is tthe lie >> he doesn't. he puts snakes or scorpions on him. it's hard to go thanks because you're not sure what he is up to. >> her car was stolen three days ago. >> cool. >> go check it out. >> the oh motions are like thank you. thank you. >> wait a minute. >> wait a minute. >> oh, my gosh. >> so we will do nice things. >> and dump scorpions on them. >> everything happens for a reason. >> thank you so much. >> that's all for now. you can find lots more fun stuff on several developing stories as we come on the air. >>> president trump u

with velcro attachment. the kids learned to matchup words and before i knew it my daughter was reading. she brought words to life, she is an excellent teacher who truly cares about the children and parents. my daughter is in college now and i will be forever grateful to ms. suzy for helping her from the very beginning. thank you, suzy, we love you. ms. suzy please note you are leaving behind a school community at utiqua that loves you and good luck teaching pre-k at dr. william cob elementary school. i cannot stress enough the vital role that educators play keeping our communities healthy and strong and we are forever indebted to the service you provide each and everyday. thank you, ms. suzy, the floor is yours. [ applause ] >> president breed: hold on. we want to embrace you with more lavish words. with that said i want to recognize supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: suzy it only makes sense all the former board members want to acknowledge you as well because we got to see you in action as a public school t

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floor, on the carpet, and i remember the sensation of the carpet against the flesh of my back, like velcroke this, and it hurt and i couldn't move because of the drugs. i remember him on top of me. >> many of these women said they had something in common. cosby took advantage of them when they were young and vulnerable. it was too late for most of them to have their day in court. the statute of limitations had run out. some expressed frustration cosby had never been prosecuted. heidi thomas. >> maybe we can address an ep dem i -- epidemic crime. >> a few years afterward a knew d.a. was elected in pennsylvania and he charged cosby in the constand case. >> today, after examination of all the evidence we are able to seek justice on behalf of the victim. >> in december of 2015, bill cosby was arraigned on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> mr. cosby, you want to say anything? >> cosby pleaded not guilty. >> mr. cosby, how do you feel, sir? >> with a trial, andrea would have to take the witness stand and relive her nightmare. >> coming up. the battle moves to the courthouse and and

neil: do we know of any obama officials treatment on the other side get out of my restaurant or this velcrodministration gets a lot of heat? >> i can't remember anything like this ever happening, but, i mean, to be fair, people are so angry and outraged by the policies of this president and some of the things that he has done, especially when it comes to separating the children, that anybody associated with him now has become toxic. and so, but there's boundaries and limits. neil: and we joke about what happened in the restaurant. what isn't the joke is the increasing vitriolic and potentially violent nature of this. >> if you have peter fonda making tweets like he did this week and people want to make. neil: nuts. >> it's nuts and the problem is right now, the social media is an echo chamber. there was recent data that came out talking about people's trust of social media saying they don't trust it any more because it's become such a toxic environment. the problem is a lot of people go there, get information out of there and that's where two third of the people right now are getting-- it's

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