it's been six years since whitney houston's traj ix passing.ary, proused noo part by the houston family, shows a portrait beyond the tabloid headlines. >> people thing it's so damn easy. ♪ don't walk away from me mommy, all i want to do is sing. she told me that. this maddens started happening to her. that's what she called it. i didn't ask for all this madness. >> whitney's mom, cissy, sanctioned the new documentary. full of raw, never-before-seen moments. examining the toll fame took on her personal life. >> she was simple. she became whitney houston when it was time to come on the stage. she wanted to escape the pressure. >> featuring rare and previously unreleased recordings, the film shares new insights from those closest to whitney, including her brother, michael. ex-husband, bob beau brown. and her "body guard" co-star, kevin costner. >> not just me froeked. all the people on "body guard" did. we wanted her to do well. it was important for us that she do well. >> everyone loved her. she was that little girl wishing upon a star. always tr

her cousin, country singer whitney duncan. >> this is not real. it can't be real. that doesn't happen back in my hometown. >> reporter: right here tonight, those parents who never gave up, now speaking out, only to "20/20." >> i would lay on her bed just trying to feel her again. feel her hand in my hand. >> reporter: their six year journey into the dark underbelly they never knew was just down the road. >> i know my boys. they're drug addicts. they're not murderers. >> reporter: everyone was a suspect. even holly's own brother. >> have you told everything you know about that morning? the trial that made them relive it all. >> boom, boom, boom. he said, i need you to help me bury this body. >> reporter: how did you listen to that testimony? >>> testimony so excruciating. that mother collapsed in the courtroom at one point. good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> i'm david muir. it's a family that really could be any family. your family, a small beautiful town, that mother, a grade school teacher. >> confronted with the shock of finding out someone she had taught in

mainly from whitney young of the urban league and walter washington, the capital cities commissioner. the president promised to do everything within his power and remaining nine months in office. that washington and young demand it was a passage of the open housing bill, already scheduled to emerge in the house committee tuesday. and a massive spending program in a neighborhood of $30 billion for jobs and low-cost housing. the president is expected to push for the open housing bill, but this can hardly be classed as a memorial for dr. king, for it would have cleared of the memphis murder. the spending program is something again. mr. johnson's own state of the union proposal is totaling $8 billion and has not moved an inch since generate. runnew programs will immediately into budget deficits, tax increases and the in -- and the slow appropriations process. succeed monday night, the president will need a proposal while the congress is still in a state of shock. the black power militant to avenge dr. king's death in the streets. get guns, we have to retaliate for the execution. president

now, remember last season when whitney carson and her partner made it to third place?ying to go all the way from gold with an olympian new partner chris. he may have two left feet in rehearsal, but the -- it's very easy on the eyes. >>. >> i'm not the greatest of dancers. i would say. from the skill from one to ten, i'm probably in the mid two range. >> i was, like, you dance in the club or whatever. he goes like this. >> i see what wit any does, and i think why can't i do that? i'll try 1 thouts times. still can't do that. >> do i have to get a spray tan? i don't know. >> i mean -- >> this is news to me. >> you do have to wear like -- tight clothes. >> tight clothes. no problem. tight clothes, i'm really good at that. >> the all athlete season is just four weeks long, so whitney's strategy to stand out from the other nine contestants involves chris getting shirtless. >> yeah. we may or may not be doing the first dance. >> sorry, ladies. the 29-year-old is a taken man. >> i still have a good time with everybody, but that soupded bahhed. i did not mean it that way. chri

two other cases, whitney versus california in 1927 and dennis v u.s. in 1951.hy are these cases all part of the lesson we need to learn about brandenburg? >> basically, what all of these cases have in common is they dealt with one of the greatest fears of potential harm that free speech could cause, name reply bringing about harm to our capitalist system or to national security more generally. the schenck case was famous because it was in that case that the supreme court through in an opinion through justice oliver wendel holmes, came up with the famous test, the so-called clear and present danger test, that speech could only be punished if it satisfied what sounded like a very tough standard, but, in fact, as it was enforced by the court in that case and the other two mentioned, susan, allowed government to punish that presented neither a clear nor a present danger, but allowed it to suppress political speech that it disagreed with, that criticized the status quo and challenged it. >> what more do you want to say about these cases? >> one thing that's very int

it was almost midnight when detective lieutenant robin whitney hit record, turning the clock back to 8:30 that same morning when ann got home from her overnight shift. >> we were talking. she made me coffee. >> reporter: playtime with a noisy brianna followed. then lunch. and after, a request from ann, a paramedic, remember, who was trying to nap before another overnight shift. >> she's like, can you just go to the mall or whatever. >> reporter: cara and brianna left the house about 3:00 p.m., she told detective lieutenant whitney, the good-bye to ann -- just matter-of-fact. >> that's all i can think of, you know? is the little good-bye greeting. "see you later," you know? and here we are. >> reporter: mother and daughter had a busy outing, shopping for socks at the mall, going to mcdonalds to grab food for brianna and then, a change of heart, going to a burger king instead for mac and cheese. >> and haven't been able to get a hold of ann. we've been texting, we've been calling. >> reporter: then home. brianna spotted ann's body first. >> and bri's like, "mama down there?" and i -- w

i'm bill whitney i'm a beekeeper i take care of honey bees and skyscrapers in chicago the community in chicago the beekeeping you know it's the mall and so there are a handful of us that everyone seems to them know about and i'm one of those we're talking about tall buildings here in illinois is that that flat syndrome go down in the valleys there's honeybees down there you go all we did a top equivalent to a fifty story building and there's honey bees up there and they're traveling up and down that mountain as the flowers are marching up and down the mountain in this case we've got a green roof. and honey bees are very opportunistic if there is a blossom and there's nectar to be gotten it's going to that blossom the honey that the bees produce here in the city on top of these buildings is identical to the honey that is produced out in the suburbs twenty thirty miles away and you can have garbage everywhere you can have cans of pop everywhere and even these aren't going to go anywhere near them they don't care about they don't want they're going to go directly to the flowers and only v

charlie had apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was told by charliet he was going to go on a hunting trip so he asked whitney to help him. >> of course the prosecution says there was no hunting trip, charlie was planning a murder. in fact, before he got the friend to buy the weapon, surveillance footage showed just how intent he was on getting one. hours earlier, there's charlie. >> charlie's on video going into the walmart, attempting to purchase the shotgun. he is unable to. >> why is he turned down? why can't he buy the shotgun? >> he's a canadian citizen. >> which meant there would be a waiting period, time charlie tan didn't have. >> so he gets the friend to come in and make the purchase. >> that was our theory, yes. >> it's hard to put together a heat of passion scenario, mom's in jeopardy, if you purchase the weapon in advance. >> correct. >> and the prosecutor told the jury there was no evidence of a fight that evening. >> if you look at the exact moment of the killing, jim tan is just sitting at his desk. >> sitting at his desk answering e-ma

there was blunt talk this afternoon at the white house, mainly from whitney young of the urban league and walter washington, the capital city's commissioner. the president in return promised to do everything within his power in his remaining nine months in office. what washington and young demanded was immediate passage of the open housing bill already scheduled to emerge from the house rules committee tuesday and a massive spending program in the neighborhood of $30 billion for jobs and low-cost housing. the president is expected monday to push for the open housing bill, but this can hardly be classed as a memorial to dr. king, for it would have cleared the congress, even without his memphis murder. the massive spending program is something else again. mr. johnson's own state of the union proposals totaling about $8 billion have not moved an inch since january and any new programs will run immediately into the morass of deficits and the excruciatingly slow appropriation process. the president will need an electric proposal while the congress is still in a state of shock. roger mudd,

i'm bill whitney i'm a beekeeper i take care of honey bees i'm skyscrapers in chicago the community in chicago the beekeeping you know it's the mall and so there are a handful of us that everyone seems to know about and i'm one of them we're talking about tall buildings here in illinois that their flats and room were flat and so we think that honeybees well they've got to go out and plant but if you go into the western states like california and you just hike in yosemite mountains you go down in the valleys there's honeybees down there you go all the way that the top acquital into a fifty story building and there's honey bees up there and they're travelling up and down that mountain as the flowers are marching up and down the mountain in this case we've got a green roof top and honeybees are very opportunistic if there is a blossom and there's nectar to be gotten it's going to that blossom the honey that the bees produce here in the city on top of these buildings is identical to the honey that is produced out in the suburbs twenty thirty miles away and you can have garbage everywhere y

was oh my yes i know what jill that the album sad sad thing but i hate that we get now that we had whitney yes that. would mean an upright in bed by we had only a bit of a door that hardly add to that way now i don't think. you got locked in your mind only if you stop. if you don't know how to get. back. on earth. the. the. the the the the the. the the and the. the the the the. the oh. that he. will lose. so ok. now this is the massive was found ha. ha i kept it up when it all died out i'm going to call. him now i'm down for you you know about that not my hand in hand hundred i mean five. hundred and i'm getting out like a nice lad. at a level where a bit of a. common sound you know. i don't know how manic i. got on the type people they. comes to one but the i don't mean rock the time jack so you call on us to demand. on how you know might do if you have any idea how john in fact sometimes when i look through noon. jackie prune. things soon well i don't dare gotten old now. after i got a lawyer here but i was highly valued by rely on how we move on. yeah what he and man brought with him an

and that was the concern about whether or not these laws could be applied like in the whitney case, where whitney was a grand niece of a former supreme court justice and a prominent family, and she had attended a convention of the communist party. she was a member, but she was essentially convicted for being a part of the communist -- nadine: as i understood, she opposed the position they should use violence. she was advocating democratic socialism. it was called a concurring opinion, but it really sounded like a dissent, justice brandeis said the fear of revolution or some violent or lawless event can never justify ensorship. men feared witches and burned women. i thought that was such a great line, especially when it was a woman in that case. >> in ohio, voluntary assembly, just by attending a meeting, in he denis case it was leaders of the ex communist party and they were convicted for teaching what are classic works of marxism and leninism taught in college courses. >> the other thing we should talk about is the ku klux klan. in the 1910s, 1920's and 1930's, at its height, the klan ha

whitney tilson with a couple decades of experience.ood to see you again. >> good to be back >> you have a great lineup, einhorn, carson bloc, why this topic? >> obviously in a bull market, bubbles appearing everywhere, the latest cryptocurrency. >> yeah, mentioned how painful it's been to try and short, given the momentum and you think it's coming back >> yeah, look, it honestly was a contributor for me going out of business and guys like me who are very resilient and stubborn when they think they're right, a lot going out of business or exiting shorting, that, to me, smells like 1989, for example. and that's why you want to look for opportunities. i'm assembled 22 of the smartest short-sellers i know all day long they're going to be pitching the best ideas and how they survived the bull market. >> leslie picker will be there all day. you've got 22, there's going to be a lot of stocks on the move joe, i don't know what you think about the art, the pain, the challenge, the opportunity of short-selling and the cost >> and the cost. if yo

. >> whitney's strategy to stand out involves chris getting shirtless. >> yeah, we may or may not be it the first dance. >> but sorry ladies, the 29-year-old is a taken man. >> i am off the market, america, and i'm having a lot of fun. >> that doesn't mean you can't vote for him. >> you can still vet for me. we are going to have a lot of fun. >> you can still have posters of him in our bed. >> i'll have a great time with everybody, but -- that sounded bad. i did not mean it that way. like huh. >> chris said the way he came to be on "dancing" is a producer called him when he was competing. chris has since removed it. good idea. >>> still ahead -- >> i was so thrilled to realize -- you know how you and i are most alike? >> the surprising thing oprah and amy schumer have in common. >> how anna faris and chris pratt split time with their young son and anna's funny mom story. >>> tips for looking fresh faced and fearless at 30, 40, and nearly 60. closed captioning provided by -- >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity

here's a first look. >> nobody could touch whitney as far as singing.she know about how to use that voice. >> three places to sing from, the heart, mind, guts. she learned them all. >> wow. >> what makes this doc so special it features never before seen archival footage exclusive demo reportings, rare performances, audio archives and original interviews with the people who knew her best directedly oscar winning filmmaker kevin macdonald. "it premieres july 6th. >> it makes you emotional to see because it was a soul lost way too early. to see these video, it's amazing. >>> anticipation over the new marvel epic "avengers: infinity war" has reached well beyond fever pitch so no surprise when an "avengers" super fan jumped at the chance to get a sneak peek of the film courtesy of jimmy kimmel. take a look. >> follow cousin sal. that's cousin sal. follow him up the stairs and that is the sneak peek hole and stick your head through the hole and we will give you a special -- >> oh. [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. >> her head is never coming out. >> can you imagin

[ cheers and applause ] kareem abdul jabar and ry chris mazder and whitney. josh norman and sharna. jenni finch and kio. tonya harding and sasha. jamie anderson and ardom. adam and jenna. >> and university of notre dame basketball player could not make it to the reveal appearing from campus where she's still a junior. it returns monday, april 30th at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> cue the >>> it's time for the favorite midday segment, and lisa is in for mike today to tell us more about this week's perfect pet. >> that's right. this is phoebe, 8-year-old spade chihuahua mix and loves being a lap dog, looking for a fine home to relax and just to be loved. i mean, she loves other dogs as well, so that's not an issue, and shements to be pampered. who doesn't want to do that with a face like that? >> yes. you can call the animal humane society, the number on your screen right there. >> yes. she looks very mellow. >> she does, yeah. speaking of dogs, should be a nice day and weekend to take your dog out for a walk, right? >> yes, do it, do it today, tomorrow, because sunday and monday

i'm bill whitney i'm a beekeeper i take care of honey bees i'm skyscrapers in chicago the community in chicago the beekeeping you know it's small and so there are a handful of us that everyone seems to know want to go we're talking about tall buildings here and illinois got that flat syndrome were flat and so we think that honeybees well they've got to go out and play but if you go into the western states like california and you just hike in yosemite mountains you go down in the valleys there's honeybees down there you go all the way that the top equivalent to a fifty story building and there's honey bees up there and they're traveling up and down that mountain as the flowers are marching up and down the mountain in this case we've got a green rooftop and honeybees are very opportunistic if there is a blossom and there's nectar to be gotten it's going to that blossom the honey that the bees produce here in the city on top of these buildings is identical to the honey that is produced out in the suburbs twenty thirty miles away and you can have garbage everywhere you can have cans of pop

whitney young, the head of the national urban league was asked about this after attending a white house meeting with the president. >> whom do you see will take over leadership now that dr. king's gone? who will be the moderating force? >> the president of the united states, the congress, i just don't see this kind of separation anymore. i think i am a leader, of people of whatever color. the people who would engage in violence, whether black or white, are not leaders of decent people. i think the problem is decent versus inindecent people. the time has come that this big silent blob of americans who claim that they are so decent, they must begin to speak up. the problem is too serious now to be left to the kooks and the crackpots, whatever color they are. the decent people have to take over. >> president johnson will address congress monday night in a speech to be broadcast over many cbs stations. what he plans to put forward is still being worked out. we hear about it from cbs news correspondent roger mudd. >> the white house has no clear idea what the president will propose to the co

"whitney" the film will be released on july 6th. >>> anne hathaway posted this to instagram.ng weight for a movie role and it's going well. not wanting to receive any negative comments. she added, to all of the people who are going to fat-shame me, it's not me, it's you. peace. that's one way to shut down the trolls. we're looking forward to hearing about what that project is all about. that's your "pop start" today. >> that was a power pop start. >> a lot of emotions there. >>> just ahead, when is the last time you changed your credit card? a simple switch maybe can save you a lot of money. jean is here with that story. >>> and then, the recipe for a perfect spring meal as millions of us are waiting for the snow, after your local news. i )m ... we )re in a microclimate alert. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. we're micro climb weather alert. a look at the golden gate. let's get the latest weather conditions. >> we've been tracking this all morning long. you can see right here on our satellite radar, we've got that plume of the subtropical air. let's see whe

katie: that was the concern, whether these laws could be applied like in the whitney case, she was the niece of a former supreme court judge and she attended a convention of the communist party. she was essentially convicted for being a part of the communist -- nadine: as i understood, she opposed the position they should use violence. opinion,eat concurring it really sounded like a defense, justice brandeis said the fear of revolution or some violent or lawless event could never justify censorship. and burnedwitches women. just like attending a meeting -- host: just by attending a meeting, in the denis case it was leaders of the ex communist part and they were convictedy for teaching classic works of marxism and leninism taught in college courses. we should talk about the ku klux klan. its height,s, at klan had 2 million members nationwide. when this case was germinating, what is the klan activity in the united states? it was right in the middle of the civil rights movement. katie: at the time it was an extremely volatile and important social change and people were talking about and f

whitney bowe, we appreciate that. "the beauty of dirty skin" is out now, wait a minute.well. >> bring it on. all your questions on facebook now. >> we'll be right back. [ applause ] >> announcer: the trump white house and congress is tough. wait until james comey faces the women of "the view." >> buckle up, baby. >> tomorrow on "the view." [ applause ] >>> back by popular demand already, francis marion university wgb choir will sing us off into our tuesday. jeffrey, take it away. have a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ my mind is made up so go and see all the way ♪ ♪ all the way ♪ i'm on the right track i'm on the right track yes, sir ♪ ♪ there's no looking back ♪ nobody can show me ♪ like you, jesus ♪ since i met the lord >>> hey, good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from ab"abc7 morning mornings". why not get over to meeti meteorologist mike nicco. shaping up to be a beautiful day. >> tranquility. good morning, everybody. temperatures could be up to ten degrees warmer today than yesterday afternoon. we'll have highs in the low to mid-60s, upper 50s along the coast, but tom

. >> chp officers pete and whitney were a helicopter and took more than 2 dozen people to safety from the atlas fire in napa. >> today at a summit for emergency preparedness they were reunited with one of the survivors and his dog. >> we met up with several of the people we came in contact with that night. and you know they just -- they don't realize how big of a blessing it is for us to meet them. >> the officers were also presentwood a certificate of honor bravo. >> wonderful. well world news tonight with david muir. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for ama and sandhya wab we appreciate your time. see new half hour. >> announcer: we have all stood with the north bay through fighting fires to finding shelter. through burned homes, to new building, threw the heart ache to the hope for the future. abc 7 stays on the story through the progress and the problems. now we look at what we have learned and ask, what's next? in a week dedicated to the north bay fires, six months later. specia >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. president trump taunting russia, saying "g

translation: whitney change because what this opening their ears chaos. wages... viktor orban was a waste confident of success. —— was always. europe was watching. viktor orban those at upset as neighbours. this dream for the eu: closed doors, elimbah or values, and most of all, no migrants. —— illiberal values. values, and most of all, no migrants. —— illiberalvalues. a desperate was again to be a winning tactic. a simple message: country comes first for us all. translation: why the focus on emigration when so few people come? translation: the eu says that ed fast as values and lords. as this direction that hungary should be going? after all, as powerful friends: russia, poland, and brussels, paris and berlin will analyse a result. this represents the struggle at the very part of the european project. let's cross live to humboldt, saskatchewan in canada, where members of the community have gathered for a vigil at the elgar petersen arena. that's the home of the broncos junior hockey team, 15 of whom were killed when their team bus collided with a truck o

justice brandeis, who was one of the great dissenters katie alluded to, is a dissenting opinion in the whitney case that was reaffirmed by the supreme court in the brandenburg, he says freedom of speech is important both as an end and a means. the end is individual liberty, we choose ourselves what we will hear, say or listen to. it is also a means to democratic self-government. host: we're having a robust conversation about what free speech means in the 1920's era and we continue to have one of those in our society today. we hope you will go with us on this important journey. you can call us and here our 202-448-8900. we put those numbers on our screen. if you have comments you would like to share with us, do so. you can also be part of the conversation on twitter. use @cspan. we have had an enjoyable conversation on twitter. i hope you will be part of that. ohio's statute of the 1919 case, let's look at what it prohibited. it made illegal advocating the duty, necessity of prime or unlawfulolence, methods of terrorism as a means of accomplishing industrial or political reform, voluntary assem

the scotland first eleven as i recall them being called iconic people like whitney ewing and donnie stewart to go and wilson and people like that george reid of course so we were able to work as a team at a time when the labor government barely had a majority they had an agreement with the liberals as they then were to sustain until maybe seventy eight but then in the winter of seventy eight through to seventy nine they were in serious trouble and that's when a small party of course can do a little bit on the margins so it seemed for a time that scotland and wales were set fair to get the assemblies of parliament i mean was a big setback it was a big setback in the referendum then scotland of course voted to have a parliament but because the rules have been cooked in westminster they didn't get over the forty percent threshold forty percent of everybody including dead people on the register they were refused. to have that. devolve parliament we know wales had a bad result the labor party whose policy it was of course they were split down the middle and people like neil kinnock were leading

betty: jetblue is offering fire patentnder whitney, offering engines to power new airbus planes.ake turbofans for its new fleet, in a deal valued at $2 billion. entered service two years ago, but have been plagued by durability issues and delivery delays. haidi: reaction to this -- we are looking at another $100 billion in tariffs on china. the reaction from beijing has been swift. we have heard this before, the tariff proposals violate international trade rules. we are hearing reaction from japan, they are watching the tariffs and china's reaction very closely. betty: the chinese markets are closed, but we will be watching what comes out, more statements from the government in retaliation to what president trump has issued. we will discuss the market response with macquarie wealth management. we will have the outlook for japan retail with nobuko kobayashi. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to the xfinity store. i can tell you about... streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity internet. it's so fast! and you can save by... by getting up to 5 mobile li

also tributes are being paid to whitney mad mandela the anti-apartheid campaigner who played a leading role in the battle against white minority rule in south africa she had been married to the nation's first black president nelson mandela. well workers in france have begun three months of rolling strikes which are expected to cause chaos for commuters four and a half million passengers will be affected by two days of stoppages each week other oil workers are angry at president manuel backgrounds plans to reform the industry and half of all rail stuff are taking industrial action plans how it's following the story for us from paris and commuters really will be at the forefront of the disruption what will they really be facing in reality. well i'm out outside i should say one of the main train stations in paris and i can tell you it's a lot quieter this morning than it would normally would be on a weekday but that is because many people simply chosen to stay away from the stations four and a half million people are expected to be affected by the strike as you pointed out across the coun

pratt and whitney's latest turbo fan engine entered service two years ago and has been plagued by durabilitydelivery delays. plenty more to come. betty: robert lighthizer santarus are subject to public -- ♪ yvonne: president trump turning up the heat on china, says america deserves that are and may order $100 billion now of new tariffs. >> the yanis strengthening on the president's latest threat. they are saying it is better than world war. >> u.s. employers may have created a quarter of a million new jobs last month. >> meetings, red tape and bureaucracy, a few of the things that

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yes, as the great whitney houston once sang: ♪ i believe the children are our future ♪ teach them well ♪ ask the kids for money for their own supplies ♪ ♪ get me a biggie fries ( laughter ) i assume she has to eat. i assume. i assume she has to eat at some point. now, one teacher in nevada "received six laptops to teach typing to a class of 42 fifth graders." they had to change the name of the course from "typing 101" to "laptop thunderdome." 42 enter, six learn to type. and they're not even good computers. look at all the missing keys on this laptop. thankfully, it still has the letters "f" and "u." finance you. but one organization has our teachers' backs: donorschoose.org. and i've got a great way that you can help these good people help our teachers. you see, i'm not just a talk show host. i'm also the thought-leader of a soul-enhancing celebrity at covetton house, i sell exclusive, holistic growth products, ranging from a residential meditation tank to do-it-yourself coffee enemas. i'd recommend starting out with iced coffee and working your way up... if you know what i mean. of c

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attorney whitney seamore appointed by nixon whose boss was mitchell, he actually indicted his own bosshe was the u.s. attorney. that kind of independence doesn't happen in a a lot of places. and at the time when i was looking into becoming a prosecutor and i talked with stern there, and he was famous for following the money. so that's the office you go to if you want to prosecutor official corruption cases with the best. >> your camera has a mind of its own. >> i noticed. >> that was me. you're stealing my thunder so -- >> wait, i should put on my glasses so i look more like you. >> daniel, i got to ask you because berman was appointed on an interim basis and needs to be nominate bide may 5th or his appointment expires. do you think that has anything to do with his recusal? >> i do. he's not been nominated nor has he been permanently placed in that position. so he is sort of in there on an interim basis pending nomination. and given that nomination comes from the president and how close and sensitive this issue is from cohen to the president i think that is the most likely reason why h

the allegations say maria asked the nanny to get the twins ready for a dinner with whitney houston, miechael jackson and prince. yes, all dead icons. she was wearing a ring pop that she says was a gift from the royal family. >> is this potential lawsuit payback? zbleets elizabeth forget stella was fired by mariah five months ago, and she's made similar threats before. it's all been document on "maria's world." >> she likes it. dwron if -- i don't want a dollar for. i just want a headline that says i'm suing them for $100 million. >> a former employee says that maria has never been malicious to her staff. maria takes care of everyone around her. >> a rep for maria calls the claims face, frivelous, and a break-up. >>> john cena and nicki bella have officially called off their wedding, and now we're learning kwha broke them up. >> i never -- >> i thought -- >> i'm not sure we should go through with it. >> he wanted kids. he didn't. that's what i source tells e.t. john and nicki's differing views caused their break-up after six years together. they are both dead indicated to their career, but ni