. >> reporter: williams tells me some of his fellow soldiers are hissi missing. >> two gadys got shot de and missing in action, still havod't found ties. >> reporter: is upset that the flag to honor them is now missing. pow/mia flag replaced by the lgbtq pride month for this month. >wasn't happy at all. the veterans part, people died. they take it down to put another up. >> montgomery council mber, the first lgbt member helped g of the the rais pride flag. >> do you have regrets that the pow/mia fl was removed? >> the flag post was only able to accommodate one flag and when we learned of that, we are quickly, the county government is quickly changing it, so we'rn add more so by tomorrow morning, both flags will be raised. >> if they wanted to put the they flag underneath, could put it underneath. the pow flag should be flying epthere. >> rter: he understands why some veterans are upset and his grandfathe was a p.o.w. in germany during world war ii. as for the flag, the pride flag will stay up this month for pride month and the p.o.w./m.i.a. flagill be up permanently. i'm shomari stone

it is no coincidence that william tell is the national hero of switzerland but shooting also has a long tradition in germany the oldest shooting clubs here have been around for several 100 years. shooting sports are especially popular in bavaria and lower saxony in eastern germany the figure is significantly lower shooting was forbidden in the g.d. are. visiting the xcel shooting club in hessen where 14 year old kalgoorlie is training. with around 1400000 members of the german shooting federation is one of the largest german sports associations kalin wears stiff shooting clothes to give her a more stable posture. unlike in switzerland young people here shoot only with air rifles. there's a special reason why catalin took up this hobby 2 years ago she was struggling with her concentration and her mother had the idea to register with the rifle club she'd heard that shooting can have a therapeutic effect and boost attention span since then carolyn has been training at least twice a week the 2 hour session not only includes shooting but also progressive muscle relaxation. so you still remem

cox, first over to you, william, tell us what happened to your mom. >> i do not know what happened toust know the information i have been fed from the u.s. embassy. i received a phone call wednesday that she passed away from a heart attack. and the dominican republic authorities ruled it as natural cows. natural -- natural causes. i know they are not investigating it any further. trish: you know there is no way she could have had a heart attack? that she was in good health. >> a heart attack would be unusual, not just to me, but her older sister who knew her her whole life and her work colleagues thought it was unusual. not a single person who would think my mother would have a heart attack at this age. trish: you are trying to figure out what actually happened. what kind of cooperation or lack thereof have you seen from the dominican republic? >> i can tell you that this happened a week ago. ever since then it's been a nonstop battle. i get fed new information on a weekly basis and it continues to change. i have been constantly misdirectedder step of the way, and every single time i

>>william tell badinter scored as a first of its kind trial begins talbot is accused of killing a youngple from canada in 1987, 10 you i lumbered was found executed in sketchy county. >>her boyfriend, jay cook found strangled by this breach near monroe, their band abandoning walkom county, you know he to see a new field called genetic genealogy led investigators to tell that last year. >>they put dna from the scenes into a database and it pointed to tell, but it's family tree, this is a process that simply gave law enforcement head prosecutors say further dna tests connect tell that to the seats where they found seaman and a palm print the evidence in this case will show you. >>there's only one reason possible perpetrators of acts person there's little intelligence >>but the defense quickly calling that evidence question there's that. >>inference that he got the prosecutor is try to make but the evidence doesn't tell us that's what happened. >>they claim there's no evidence connecting tell that to the murders beyond dna test that they plan to largely discredited. there's evidence consis

williams sonoma telling cnbc's jim cramer that it's looking too shift produ to other countries in asiae have a very sophisticated, vertically integrated supply chain to people all over asia rsd we have a great relationship with vennd we start seeing it happen and we start moving products. from vietnam to indonesia and moving it to america and also renegotiating with our current chinese manufacturers. >> the question is whether the rcrategy of sg goods from countries outside of china will pa off. analysts say there are risk of shifting productions especially to developing productions in asia where you may not get the same level ofuality. >> there's also additional risk that if we start moving production out of china and roll back the tariffs from 25% to 20% or a0%, you spent of this time and effort moving production out of china and you go back to china? there are big question marks as to whether or not it is worthe effort at this stage of the game. some are still wait-and-see approach. >> one of the benefits of shifting the supply chain is lower prices, but industry experts say the nex

democrat party headquarters no in fact it is my colleague william no clue croft williams was a pleasure to see can you tell us what's going on at the s.p.d. headquarters william do we have william oh no now we have my colleague my can you tell us what's going on there at the s.p.d. policy had horses. you know well as you can see behind me we have a lot of our colleagues from various german media outlets who we've all been here for several hours just waiting for some statement to be made by someone at some point about what exactly is going to happen next not only who the next person is going to be a lie and when alice was stepping down and further clarification on that but just simply what does the future look like for the s.p.d. for the grand coalition for medical and her party and just all ever anything that we can get moving forward so still a lot of questions to be answered here we've got the microphone set up coming to you with as many answers as we can possibly get whenever that happens but for now we're all just standing here waiting it's been a pretty calm afternoon despite the excitement in the air

. >> bret: william woman tellings and guatemala, thanks. o.j.er announcing his presence by posting a smiling video in which he says "he has a little getting even to do." simpson was released in prison for robbery and kidnapping. today also marks 25 years since the infamous los angeles police chase of the white ford bronco he was in just days after his ex-wife, nicole brown and friend ron goldman were found brutally murdered. simpson was ordered to pay nearly $34 million for their deaths, but most of that judgment has not been paid. we are awaiting rulings in three big cases from the u.s. supreme court, but today the court did give what one religious rights group called a victory for a bakery that refused to make the case for a same-sex couple. chief legal correspondent and anchor of "fox news @ night," shannon bream joins us with the decision and what lies ahead. good evening, shannon. >> if the case of the supreme court didn't take today that's the one making headlines and it could wind up back at the court right in the middle of the 2020 presi

while william and kate were on their way to windsor for the "royal garter" ceremony, 83-year-old irene mayor was struck and reportedly suffered a broken pelvis and other injuries. kensington palace tellsat kate and william were deeply saddened by the accident and released this statement, quote, their royal highnesses have sent their very best wishes to irene and her family and will stay in touch throughout every stage of her recovery. william and kate have reportedly sent flowers and have asked to visit irene when she's up to it. >>> meanwhile, it looks as if the fab four are splitting up, at least when it comes to their charity, the royal foundation. a royal source says that the foundation will be divided between the cambridges and the sussexes as william and kate begin to prep for when they become king and queen. the couples are on better footing than they have been in the past according to our source. just last year when the four appeared at a foundation event, they confirmed that they sometimes clashed. >> do you ever have disagreements about things? >> oh, yes. >> working as a family does have its challenges. everyone who's laughing at me knows exactly what it's like. >> and our

williams. and keith cox, telling his colleagues to hide in an office and barricade the door, as he walked back check on others as the shooter made his way from floor to floor. keith lost his life trying to save his colleagues. >> i keep remembering his smile, his stature, how much of a gentleman he was. >> reporter: 12 lives taken by another senseless act of gun violence. stephanie ramos, abc news. >> none of them deserved any of this. stephanie ramos for us tonight. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybor, is it?ric car isn't for yo ♪ mally do their thing with him. have been in the final, okay? dannested and ready. they had a tough time shaking off the rust. >> lowery for three, bang!h o r attacked with precision, and a victorious game one. >> i know we respond like the champions we are. >> curry and company need to quiet the chatter. >> everybod

william: time will tell on this. the thing about chinese, quantity has a quality on its own.not nearly as sophisticated or tactically as proficient, however, they are building a lot of things, boats, submarines. they are only concerned about what is happening in the south china sea, sea of japan. we have to worry about what is going on across the world. i'm not concerned we are going to get into a military conflict with china. there is always the potential for miscalculations, but right now we need to keep an eye on china, have a dialogue with china. i would love to see the u.s. and chinese military get together on exercises so we can build those relationships. again, this is not something that i lose a lot of sleep about overnight. having said that, we need to keep a little bit of a wary eye on them. david: what about the situation with north korea?there was a time when china was seen as the gateway to dealing with pyongyang. what is the objective in north korea, what can we can't push -- accomplish there? william: the fact of the matter is, kim jong-un is not letting go of

cuts are built into the structure of this market here yesterday, new york fed president john williams tellingabout fed policy and the economy, but he did not endorse it he has a relatively upbeat view on the economy he said, oh, i see it, i hear it but john, what are you going to do about it? well, i hear it and i see it we kept going in a circle, back and forth. >> joining us for our jobs panel, club for growth president and former congressman dave mcintosh, and lindsey piegza with stifel. and harvard school professor jason furman is with us. with that adp number, i'm just wondering, lindsey, what are you thinking can it be off by 150,000 jobs? >> i know the market is looking for a relatively strong number, but i do think that we're going to see the risk of a downside. i think we see a number closer to 125 and as you mentioned, that adp number was pretty ugly, so we could see a payrolls number less than 100,000 again, our official forecast is 125,000, but i do think that the risk to the market is we see a weaker-than-expected number, well below the trend pace of 170,000 as we have going into

tonight national correspondent william la jeunesse tells us how that situation became so dangerous. >it is unsanitary around here, especially with the people using the bathroom in the street. no one picks up after themselves. >> rotting food, trash, syringes, human waste, the city of los angeles becoming of dumpsters as the "los angeles times," even the police stations are infested with rats. >> it's disgusting. we want them to clean up immediately and make sure that the toxins are away from the officers and their families. >> the detective is being treated for typhoid fever and five others show symptoms. other officers who interact with the homeless are battling an outbreak of staph infections and hepatitis. >> i want to make sure they are protected, whether it's an issue with plumbing or something else. >> mayor eric garcetti is taking heat for failure to handle the homeless. shelter construction behind schedule and over budget. homeless crime up 50%, says the l.a.p.d. taxpayers approved a billion dollars in spending to help the homeless but now residents even in the most liberal ar

and then telling william barr, go ahead and show those to the public when you're ready.'s get those out to the public. >> sean: we're getting it out. >> exactly. we have to. >> sean: we do have the president on tomorrow exclusively, but we're going to break all these stories also tomorrow night. it is a busy night. tom, i'm running out of time. quick headline. also i was stunned at what you broke today. back tomorrow. >> hillary clinton's lawyer was talking to them about her e-mails at the clinton foundation. he admits in testimony that the judicial watch, a federal court wants answers on hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. he can't remember whether one of her servers were deleted or wiped. of course he got money for his attorney's fees from the clintons. we had other testimony from top senior official at the state department security. he warned hillary clinton at least twice about her blackberry use and her use of personal e-mails. you know, mrs. clinton, one of the reasons we have this russia investigation, the fraud russia investigation was to protect her and because of

up again for the weekend. >>> we have much more news ahead and our exclusive interview, william barr tellss about the troubling issues that drew him all the way to alaska. >>> plus, how president trump's threat to slap tariffs on products from mexico like those avocados starting next week, those green bananas could raise prices for american consumers and put u.s. jobs at risk. >>> we're at the scene of a dramatic cruise ship crash in italy. >> reporter: this is where the cruise ship smashed into the side of the pier and hit the riverboat. you can see the blue tarp covering the damage. this incident has reignited the controversy over cruise ships in venice. we'll have that story coming up on "cbs this morning." y coming up on "cbs this morning." imagine if we ever got to meet. we would be such good friends. best friends. advantage ii, kills fleas through contact all month long. i mean he's a wreck without me. advantage ii, fight the misery of biting fleas. the ai i want? well, insurance it's all about trust and speed. i need it to guide this analyst to customize flood coverage for this hous

all right you tell me is william blue cruft is following this story for us and he joins me now for more and william there's been this report in the new york times if it is confirmed it would seem like an extremely abrupt reversal of position by trump and his administration what do we know about what actually happened in washington to lead us up to where we are now so this report has not been confirmed but also adds up and denied the new york times is very clear in saying that they report that no one in the u.s. government stopped them from going to print with this story so that i think is very telling already that there does seem to have been some action behind the scenes to put planes in the air to respond to this drone downing in iran of course a lot of questions to where that drone really was it's very much a she said she said she said she said situation which is often the case in these kinds of confusing ashleigh tory situations ok now the u.s. . has repeatedly said he does not want to pull the u.s. into a new war and yet there are many very different voices weighing into this at th

science correspondent garrick williams is with us to tell us more about this story hi derek we heard there at glimmer of hope so can you tell us more about the research into finding a vaccine is the most recent publication on it was a vaccine that was developed by a group in in spain in madrid and they did a test with what's called an attenuated live vaccine and now if you remember back to your school days when they talked of when you learned about vaccines in school it's the same sort of idea that we have with cowpox and smallpox genesis are isolated a cow pox virus and gave it to people and they then develop the antibodies that helped prevent them from getting smallpox so it's the same kind of idea they found of wild boar this is also in eastern europe it's been a popular it's been a problem african swine fever has been a problem as well but with with strains of the virus that are quite as as a variant as the one that's that's hitting in china right now so they basically isolated a strain of this virus from a pig in eastern europe they attenuated that that means they weaken to even

rh joining a growing list of retailers proactively trying to reduce exposure to china williams sonoma ceo tellingt is moving product to vietnam, indonesia, the u.s., and trying to renegotiate contracts with current manufacturers in china to reduce prices the question is whether this strategy will pay off. and li analysts point out it doesn't always guarantee success, especially in countries like vietnam, a country struggling with reliable sourceable electricity, among other challenges we are looking at the stock up about 21% here it has been a volatile stock to watch, though, post earnings, which we should point out in q 4, earnings down 22% the day after. and before that, the stock jumped about 11% so certainly been a volatile name to watch. in short interest, relatively high, 30% of its float back to you. >> i think this is so interesting because if you're a trump supporter of the trade strategies and the tariffs, you say, look, it is working, they're moving manufacturing out of china, looking at doing it in the united states. if you're not, you say, look, it is making the american consumer pay

william county polic arrived. about know very little this investigation because it is in its very early sta ws, but whate can tell you is that police tell us that there is no -- should be no concern to the general public that there i so outstanding danger here on this street, alabama avenue, in woodbridge. i can tell w you that have had and talked to a number of people who have come here who believe that one of these two young men may be their son and so they are anxiously waiting to find out from police if they can give them i anyormation about identity and things like that. but a very sad, a very somber scene as prince william county police investigate the homicides, and they have told us they believe these young men were murdered, here on alabama avenue in woodbridge. they do tell us, they would like ito hearormation from the public, anyone who was in this area between last night and this morning and saw some type of suspicious vehicle, something they are't look right asprli co toll ca live in woodbridge, jackie bensen, news4. >> we'll bring you more as we a learnout it. >>> and we are tracking a major breakin

williams. we still don't. >> and supposed to be calm and no drama, now i alwayswant y to pay attention but pay on attentind after you hear what i'm about to tell you you'll say you know what, we needomo hear trent williams. sureay to geteyour boss' ion don't show up for work when you'r supposed to. and trent williams has n missed two days of mandatory camp. williams wants torbe traded o released because of how the redskins handled a cent medical situation. now, in the off-season williams had a growth on his hand surgery removed. >> i hear the frustrations -- i don't know what his frustrations are right now. the rumor just came out today. it's the first i really heard about the frus fratrations as fs him being the reason why he's not here. >> i don't know where that came from. that's not something i've heard come out of his mouth. i think he'll be back, and i don't know why that wouldn't be the case. >> and the bottom line, we need to hear from trent. nationals a day game against the white sox. top of the eight, and what did you predict. this home run -- no it's not a home run. goes back. what a catch. a great catchere. but the wheels coming of

country the court will decide whether president trump can shut it down pete williams is at the court tonight. pete, what can you tell us >> reporter: lester, daca is short for deferred action for childhood arrivals it lets children stay here in the u.s. if they were under 16 when their parents brought them here it has allowed 700,000 young people avoid deportation, go to college, and get jobs. two years ago, president trump tried to shut it down. the federal courts ordered the government to keep the program going. now the supreme court says it will take up the trump administration's appeal of those ordered. the program will keep going until the court rules which will probably be a year from now, assuring that daca will figure in the presidential campaign lester >> pete, thanks. >>> meantime tonight, president trump remains overseas at the g20 summit in japan and making waves during a meeting with vladimir putin when pressed about confronting putin over election interference. kristen welker is there. >> reporter: president trump meeting face to face with russian president vladimir putin for the first time since the m

at least they are not telling us. ted williamsicide to act in washington you see, you and i often gets get on mistry like this. overly this one has a good ending. i want to share with you something that's coming in via our website now. it's an interview that fox news has done with a man by the name of brian wolf. he's a local contractor. he has confirmed to us that the person who owns the home reach out to him in april and asked him to build a soundproof room there. he added on other requests like building a secret door and adding hooks on the wall, according to this man. explain how the individual and asked him to come to the home and give him an estimate for that potential project. we are getting more details, and we've got a two-minute warning to the news conference. ted williams, your thoughts on this case? >> well, apparently law enforcement, harris, have gotten information and evidence to connect the dots. quite naturally, i was able also to confirm the information that you just provided about this so-called secret room and

>>> wrapping up with steve liesman and steve will join us after the break to tell us what mr. williams is saying about the potential for those rate cuts we were just talking about and bmw opens the new final assembly plant in mexico just as the president is set to, yes, slap tariffs on cars made in mexico tariffs must be slapped. we will take youhe tre as the plant opens. plant opens. stay with "power lunch." ♪ to fill your world with fun. ♪ to share my culture with my community. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. ♪ i'm working for all the adventure two wheels can bring. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. you guys be good i'llshe's gone.ter. it's a dangerous world. ah! [ grunt ] whoo-hoo! pops are your friends going to die? pickles don't be so dramatic. but yes probably. there they are. aww! whaa , whaa, ahh! >>> welcome back to "power lunch. i'm julia boorstin snap shares are up nearly 8% today on pivotal upgrading the stock to buy saying we don't want to miss the inflection point in the business despite our already strong year

i can tell you about william iv promising to come and prorogue parliament in person if you want.like me find discussing the constitution absolutely fascinating. but these are theoretical intellectual discussions. they are not the reality of modern politics. dominic raab, another candidate, he has talked about prorogue in parliament. boris has been very careful to say he would follow the normal constitutional conventions, assuming the constitution is operating in the normal way. so the constitution is operating in the normalway. so he would not prorogue parliament? parliament will be in due course prorogue because we have the longest session that we have had in modern history. usually parliament lasts a year but i would be astonished if there was an emergency prorogation. it is also talked about not paying the billions of pounds... i don't know if you read the house of lords report explaining that we had no legal liability to pay any money at all if we left a the deal. this was a report that was endorsed by a lot of people and peers who backed remain. it is not a eurosceptic repor

and chris williams leaves the apartment. >> detectives believe she made up a guy in a black hat to make it seem like he could be the mystery killer and that she didn't telldeliberately left that out. >> it's very important that you be very honest with us. we've looked through many search warrants. we've looked through records, and some of the things we have very big questions on, okay? >> rachel, our stage actress, shows up in the interrogation room looking like a flower child from the '60s, and she plays that role, while she's being bombarded by very difficult questions from some very serious homicide detectives. >> it's pretty important when there's a guy sitting in your living room talking to you for three hours. why don't you tell me why you forgot to tell me about this? >> because honestly, i was afraid that if you knew that chris had seen us that day, i don't know who chris knows, and i don't know if he knows anybody bad. >> this 23-year-old is dead, you forget to tell us about chris, about this money paid to chris? >> you can do what you want, i'm done with this. >> you're making stories up. >> her reason for not talking about chris williams was b

justice correspondent pete williams following the story. what can you tell us? >> they emphasize there's no active threat to times square saying this man from queens, new york, is closely monitored for sometime now with the help of an undercover operative. he was questioned overnight the result of an investigation of the joint terrorism task force in new york that involves both nypd and the fbi. law enforcement officials say he was arrested after he tried to buy guns that had the serial numbers removed. so they'd be harder to trace. investigators say he also talked about wanting to get hand grenades or a suicide bomb vest and no indication that he got his hands on any explosives. he then shifted they say to talking of a shooting attack. times square, of course, one of the most popular and crowded spotteds in new york. been a target before, nine years ago a man tried to set off a car bomb there. a small bomb was set off in front of a military recruiting station in times square in 2008. this man now under arrest to appear in federal court in br k brooklyn this aft

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williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other was there. >> i wanted both of them to understand that if they didn't tell us theher guy may be. >> as a tactic, detective arnold even walked williams past a closed circuit monitor where he could see quisenberry in an interview room. >> now he's got time to think, hey, what's quisenberry telling these detectives? what's he talking about? >> detective arnold needed both suspects to admit they were in the house when the shootings went down. that would back up murder charges against both of them, no matter who pulled the trigger. quisenberry was interviewed first and said he knew nothing about the crime. as the interrogation wore on, he started blaming the man in the other room. >> why don't you tell me why you killed her. and how he did it. >> i wasn't there. but i know he did it. >> but detective arnold knew something quisenberry did not. after quisenberry's first interview, rick had scooped up his smoked down marlboros for dna testing. the results were now back, and bingo, they matched a cigarette butt from the crime scene. >> he claimed he wasn't there but you hav

and nixon had william sapphire a speechwriter write pennsylvania disaster letter. tellingsorry what happened to the astronauts. but once on the moon nixon got into professional mode and wrapped nimz in the apollo mantle. and behaved admiralably. when they returned, admission control in houston they flashed behind them john f. kennedy's pledge of may 25th of 1961 and underneath it wolf it said task accomplished, july 1969. and nasa culture, they were fulfilling jfk's mission. nixon just happened to be president. >> an twamz amazing few years from 1961 to 1969 doug thank you for joining us and to our view iris be sure to tune in the award-winning film apollo 11 airs sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. much more news right after this. what would i say to somebody living with hiv? ♪ keep being you. keep loving. keep aspiring. keep striving. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv with three different medicines to help you get t

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to enforce subpoenas for people like these two, the attorney general william barr, former white house counsel don mcgahn. sources tell nbc news that speaker nancy pelosi plans to meet with her caucus, the house democrats tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. for a statute update from their lead lawyer about the legal action against this administration. make no mistake, today's house vote keeps the democrats firmly on the investigative track which pelosi supports, and away for now from an impeachment inquiry. politico reports judiciary chairman jerry nadler has twice urged pelosi to start proceedings against trump and that she's refused. today they appear to be working from the same playbook. >> if the caucus wants to go forward with an impeachment inquiry, would you go for it? >> it's not even close in our caucus. nothing as divisive in our country in my view than impeachment. >> well, i agree with nancy pelosi 100% that all options must be on the table. what we are doing now and what we will continue to do is to get out the information through resolution, through the lawsuits we're going to bring to enforce our subpoenas. >> you shou

attorney john durham has been meeting with william barr on multiple occasions in recent weeks. separately sources tell fox news durham is dialed in asking all the right questions about alleged surveillance abuse in 2016 and how a surveillance warrant was obtained for trump campaign aide carter page. that relied heavily on the dnc/clinton campaign dossier unverified though christopher steele was well-known for the f.b.i. from other investigations. the heavily redacted public records suggest the surveillance application did not rely on the so-called mosaic of intelligence involving multiple streams of information from independent source. as former f.b.i. officials have claimed. in a recent cbs interview the attorney general said there is a significant disconnect. >> probably more questions and that some of the facts that i've learned don't hang together with the official explanations of what happened. >> before the mid-terms republicans who controlled key house committees tried to tee up potential targets for future investigations. lawmakers point to discrepancies over the handling of the dossier and ju

ray bogan tells us the resolution targets attorney general william barr and former white house counsel on this divisive resolution passed squarely along party lines. every democrat voted yes and every republican voted no. >> they have thrown a curtain over the executive branch of government and defied the lawful orders of the congress of the united states. >> reporter: democrats are authorizing committees to take the trump administration to court. they are demanding attorney general william barr hand over the full, unredacted mueller report and the underlying evidence of. former white house counsel, don mcgann, was ordered to supply documents and testify. >> we are going to use every available means at our disposal to enforce our right as a separate and coequal branch of government to hold the potentially lawless administration accountable. >> reporter: republicans believe democrats are moving too fast. they say the house should not vote on contempt on negotiations and cooperation for documents are ongoing. >> 44 days. james holzhauer has been champion of jeopardy for longer than that.

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a source close to paul mana, congressman meadows, is telling fox news that manafort is transferred from a minute william security facility in pennsylvania to new york city's notorious riker's island? this is -- this is just wild. but it comes at the request of the liberal new york city d.a., cyrus vance. congressman, what is this here? >> listen, when you have the liberals going all in to punish the president and everything and everyone around him, why should we be surprised. you know, listen, paul manafort is not an endangerment to the american people and to suggest that he should be transferred to this maximum security prison. i mean, it's just ridiculous. but here's the interesting thing. we all get down to this and look at the truth of the matter, the fact is that the president is doing the best work across the pond as we say right now, the important work. that's what the american people are focused on. that's what they should be focused on, instead of the circus that's happening over here a few blocks from here. >> riker's island for paul manafort. that tells you all you need to know. saul, real qu

she said making matters worse, no one could tell her when her benefits would begin. brenda williams off the two awards she received for exemplary work from the university of california. each award came with a $500 bonus. these are photos from brenda's retirement party given to her by her coworkers. for 17 years, she worked at the space science division at uc berkeley and the lawrence hall of science. unfortunately, her retirement hasn't gone as planned. >> i haven't really enjoyed my retirement because i was expecting to get paid in march. >> the last paycheck she says she received came january 31st, just a couple days before her retirement began. when we talked with her last week, she had gone four months without getting a pension check. the delay has caused her to get behind in her bills. >> what they did to me was unthinkable. >> her husband recently had knee replacement surgery, and the couple has been forced to live off of social security and workers comp. when she asks uc when her benefits might begin, she said no one could give her an answer. >> and that got to the point wher

harry and duchess meghan market will reportedly leave the charity they run with prince william and kate. sources tellingly started after the duke and duchess of sussex moved away from kensington palace. uh-oh. family drama. how will we go on? ainsley: what? we have to find out more about that. steve: thank you, jillian. the road to 2020 well underway as hundreds have lined up for president trump's campaign relaunch in orlando, florida, tonight. ainsley: our next guest just met with joe biden. his take on the democratic front-runner coming up next. ♪ ♪ ainsley: enthusiastic trump supporters among hundreds already lining up down in orlando where president trump officially is going to kick off his 2020 campaign. that happens later today but are democrats seeing the same enthusiasm on the other side? fox news contributor, former obama economic advisor robert wolf met with joe biden last night. he joins us to weigh in. hey, robert, great to see you. >> great to be here. ainsley: what did joe biden say to you? >> it was overwhelmingly positive event for joe. i think he feels really good. one he always had tou

william, the camera gods have unfrozen at your camera. >> let me tell you, most of the people that yourossed to get here, but because of the crackdown by mexico, many of the migrants feel stranded. they can go back. they can go forward. therefore, they are looking for help from this u.n. agency. >> it's my life. because it's impossible. life happens for the children. it is very difficult. >> i am trying to come back. i will have to try again. >> so i've been in mexico a lot covering immigration, and what you're saying right now is like day and night compared to seven months ago when mexico was offering visas, work permits. police were filling trucks with migrants headed to the u.s. now, they are pulling them off to be deported. immigration agents working in teams at the guatemala border, but also checkpoints throughout southern mexico at bus stations, really is, to reduce and stand out those already in the pipeline headed to the u.s. not everyone, however, is pleased. human rights groups say mexico is punishing refugees who are legitimately fleeing violence and political oppression. th

lindsay boggs, brian williams, marian wright edelman, walter isaacson [laughter] and to not harry connick jr.. not harry connick jr.. orleaniansna, new needed help, and ellen was quick to tell the world that new orleans was her city, too. raised her world, ellen more than millions of dollars for the city and the citizens. she raised the consciousness of an entire country, and she has since used her pulpit to put a human face on the suffering and devastation that occurred here. she once gave voice to a character named dory with a very short memory. but she has not forgotten her roots. pleasedent city and i'm to present ellen degeneres with presidential medal! [cheers and applause] >> when ellen was here in 2006 mentioned to the audience that her mother worked at tulane she had left a moved. behind when she ellen said to look for that if we ever found it to give it to her mother. her mother is here today, and what? we found the sweater. ellen. this is for your mother. ellen: thank you very much. archives.nd it in the i think it will fit, and i hope with thegive it to her of the university. mra [applause] [laughter] think we have some sibling rivalry going on here, so i'm a wh

williams was absent. her,returning he said to i expect some friends tonight and we would like supper at 11:00. tell the negroes to have food for their horses. some of themte, were friends of your grandfather, but others were hard looking men, not gentleman." were supper as the men leaving, she asked william when he would be back. hours."be back in 24 i slept little and spent the next day and anxious prayer for her safe return. william rode at 2 p.m. that afternoon and embrace elizabeth. his sort of pistol upon the table. " where have you been?" "never asked me where i've been are what i have done. we don't owe the rebels anything for jack." two examples of what greene called private murders. 1781, following greene's order, the combined operation of light horse harry continentals and the part militia and took the british base of augustine and its garrison as prisoner. after the surrender, the revelation -- the rebel militia shot and murdered in cold blood a rebel militia in front of his children. the reason was, it was said, for the illl treatment of alexander's father by the britis. alexander rode

i will tell you, i can't even begin 0 express how disappointing it is that dr. williams who is as oggyn like myself has continuously closeton put politics above what he has learned as a physician. and what science and evidence tells us. he continues to use fearmongering to distort the facts about the safety of abortion. really to politicize the issue and with no other reason than to shut down the clinic. you're right. it is absolutely true that as access continues to dwindle, more and more people will turn to abortion outside of the legal framework. there is no question about that. >> and this really isn't a matter of whether you agree with or believe in a woman's right to an abortion. we're just discussing a medical practice here. we're discussing the fact that an abortion is a safe procedure in america. largely because there is access to it and it is legal. and it is a procedure in which there is a pelvic exam before an abortion is performed. if there's a danger, that be identified by an oggyn like you. there is no argument for the second intrusive exam. >> you know, p