. >> will you yank the phone? >> absolutely. that phone will be bye-bye.ow, for june 16th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> thanks so much for joining us. >> kevin frazier is in london and that's where we're headed right now. >> i hi kevin. >> it's a picture-perfect day for the stars of "transformers" to hit the city. i sat down with the cast. i'll get to that in a minute. but first, janet jackson now calls london home. she just faced off in court against her ex. ♪ ms. jackson if you're nasty >> janet was all smiles, beaming after an appearance in court. she's lost more than 50 pounds since giving birth in january. she and her estranged husband both appeared. for the hearing. the reason for it is being kept confidential by the court. janet wore a white shirt buttoned to her neck a tan sweater and carried an offer sized backpack. and the look was quite a contrast to the heavy sweats she wore in april while out shopping for her baby. her husband appeared subdued, looking at his phone. photographed without anyone around him while janet was surrounded

senate republican leaders today yanke yanked. last night we highlighted the protests going on.man of ohio has been the protest of trump care. portman came out and saying no on this bill. >> you know what? people in kansas who have jerry morand, he's surprising everybody by also coming to this bill today when the republicans started to fall apart on this. >> this is not like the republicans are getting close and then losing. >> this is them losing baddeley. this is them getting boworst by the minute and it continues to get worse over the course of this day. >> there will be some drinks tonight for people who have been fighting to save obamacare because as of tonight, they saved it. >> but, there is also a real worry because people who have been trying to save the affordable care act have seen this before. same thing happens with the obamacare appeal with the white house this year. the republicans did have to pull the bill before a vote in march. remember the classic headline at that time? >> republicans punching healthcare to their own face. >> that was a big victory for everybo

critics of this mayor have saidl it would not have been constitutional for the mayor to yank the permit pre-president trump rally to go on. now have you it, they showed up. one arrest. we'll bring it to you. on may 26. ud as the mayor used that as an excuse he may not be able to protect citizens. this fox news alert, more on continuing coverage of terror s attacks in london, president trump responding with renewed calls for his travel ban of 6ec mostly muslim nations, tweeted this, we need to be smart, vigilant and tough, we need the courts to give us back our rights, we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. tou for now we bring in rick. ambassadors to the united nati nation. you have been talking national security for many years. we personally get your ideas on why you think it is the public doesn't know it's not just about a travel ban. it's so much more. >> yes and that it's 90 days, it's temporary and it is six countries. i think president trump needs to ignore a lot of these never trump people who will never be happy. you have to remember, we started this presidency with

critics of the mayor said it would not have been constitutional for the mayor to yank the permit forsident trump rally to go on. now you have it. opposing groups showed up and as we get more information will bring it to you. the mayor said back on may 26 they might not be able to protect the citizens if the pro trump supporter show up. now back to the travel ban. president trump is calling for a renewal of his travel ban. he said we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. for more let's bring it rick, former advisor to for u.s. ambassadors to the united nati nation. you have been talking national security for many years. we personally get your ideas on why you think it is the public doesn't know it's not just about a travel ban. it's so much more. >> yes and that it's 90 days, it's temporary and it is six countries. i think president trump needs to ignore a lot of these never trump people who will never be happy. you have to remember, we started this presidency with 68 democrats. think about that. sixty-eight democrats refuse to go to the

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when canadian prime minister justin trudeau forcefully grabbed trump's arm to block the legendary yankll, there was speculation that trudeau had studied up on some game tape. however, we learned days after that macron handshake from the french president himself is not on an acknowledgement but macron actually did prepare for it. in an interview, he called the handshake with trump a moment of truth, saying the handshake with him, it wasn't innocent. donald trump, the turkish president, see relationships in the terms of balance of power. i don't believe in diplomacy in public abuse. you have to show you won't make small concessions, not even symbolic ones. >>> president trump has wrapped up his intense nine-day overseas international voyage that by all accounts was a home run. our commander in chief, the pillar of strength and a true advocate for america. >> fox news hosts aren't the only ones praising president trump despite historically low approval ratings for a president during his first months in office, there are people whose job it is to talk about the president, who speak of him

i didn't want to be just yanked out. want to be there for graduation. i want to be there.d cripple until offenses against children. when i followed up with them bringing up the fact the situation mentioned which i have seen done seem to correspond the items because they could not discuss the cases each inductor's situation and decided on it m. what do you think? should something from your past come up like this in6789 you know, the background check part is important. some of the 500 had some in the past that makes them dn for us to children. that could get them away. what i am hearing now they are not egregious at all. 36 years ago. this is well-intentioned idea that gets caught up and distorted in the wheels of bur rog sy. the army is bureaucratic. >> it is one year away from having a full pension with the scal as teacher. this is messed up for him. not just going to affect this year and going to fact the rest of his life. >> artists her whole life and now expanding the brand. well he see a couple on the runway. >> absolutely. >> i love how she is wearing this. off the sh

he yanked it pretty quickly. the question is where this goes now. it's not clear to me in this short time frame they will be able to basically soothe everyone's concerns about medicaid cuts, about tax cuts for the wealthy, about the things that are problematic for them to take back to their constituents. >> you mentioned, maggie, the role or the involvement of the president there or perhaps the lack thereof. david, i'm curious to get your response. we saw the images of the president sitting with the senators. it seemed jovial. how tough a time is president trump going to have persuading up to nine senators opposing the bill? and do you think he'll even have a hands-on approach? so far he doesn't seem to get into the nuts and bolts of making policy. >> certainly in terms of health care that's been the case all along. i've spoken to people who met the president in earlier iterations of the health care fight in terms of coming up with a policy. he appeared totally disengaged from the complexity and the detail of it. i think he was happy to outsource th

joy to despa despair, reaction is pouring in from around the world to president trump's decision to yank the u.s. out of the paris accord. the climate deal that nearly every country in the world had signed on to. for his supporters, it's a campaign promise made good. the economy will be strengthened and jobs will be coming back to america's coal country. detractors say it's a stunning abandonment of the u.s.' leadership in the world and a drive threat to the planet itself. the impact of withdrawing and the wiggle room the president left to renegotiate a better deal. how real is that possibility? nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker leads us off. >> reporter: president trump made it official. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> the agreement is a pledge by nearly 200 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the president vowing he can get a better deal. >> we're getting out. but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. >> casting it as a campaign promise, the controversial decision also underscoring how m

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instead of president trump's typical yank and pull handshake.e leaders comfortably embraced each other, they notably declined to meet with the press. president trump did address the media during his remarks saying he and prime minister share a preferred method of communication with the public. >> i am proud to announce to the media, to the american people, and to the indian people, that prime minister modi and i are world leaders in social media. we're believers. giving the citizens of our countries the opportunity to hear directly from their elected officials and for us to hear directly from them. i guess it's worked very well in both cases. ♪ work up a sweat during the day, not at night. tempur-pedic breeze is now cooler than ever. right now, save up to $500 on select tempur-breeze® mattress sets. find your exclusive breeze retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> today, the u.s. supreme court ended the final day of its term by taking a somewhat strange middle path on the president's much contested travel ban. that's on citizens of six majority muslim

you mass l the yanks and they are welcome as a source of cash and tips. crews line, th the cruises, passengers really consume when they visit. like to try the offerings, they always consume. >> european travellers have long access to cuba, more are visiting. however, for americans any trade restrictions under the trump administration could surge e american tourist in its tracks. for our inside the americas number of the week, 9.58, that is usain bolt's record breaking time for the 100 meter dash. the multiple olympic and world gold medallist is due to retire after the world championships in this august. here is a look back now at the rise of the fastest man in the world from his roots in jamaica. at a slow pace and content, but not for its ometown hero, the world's fastest man, usain bolt. ago, his 30 careers on.rting talent early >> he would cry when others would beat him. to would encourage him not give up. today he is a star. lightning bolt as he is known is an eightime olympic gold the world record holder for both the 1,100 and sprint.r -- he donates

an update on president trump's odd overly addre aggressive handshake he uses to dwreet people, the yankll which he doesn't just reserve for staff members, but the power grab is used on unsuspecting world leaders like that one. what happened today with the prime minister of vietnam met with president trump? actually, a pretty normal, mutual, consensual, respectful handshake. no one was pulled out of their chair, which just makes you think, was this an anomaly, or has something changed since the president's first foreign trip? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. does nobody like the future? c'mon, the future. he obviously doesn't know intel is helping power autonomous cars and the 5g network they connect to. with this, won't happen in the future. thanks, jim. there's some napkins in the glovebox. okay, but why would i need a napkin? you could have just told me a bump was coming. we know the future. because we're building it. mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. burn relief chew it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new f

he walks up to it, yanks off the cover and the crowd goes wild. >> i would too. >> he must have earned it. you don't just get camaro for graduation if you didn't earn it. >>> so let's head over here to chris jr.'s birthday. this is pops chris sr. leading him out. he's got a bandanna tied around his fate and a headset on. they don't want anybody to spoil this surprise. >> if it's not something awesome, that'd be a mean prank. >> oh, it's amazing, gayle. and he received a brand new old bike. >> that's cold. that's cold. okay. where's the real gift? >> his parents got him a car. again he's a good sport. his dad said he is a good boy. he's going to enjoy his new ride. >>> this is a legit bear cub chilling with us. >> a bear cub came over to the camp site. >> started being nosy. >> what happens when he tried to be one of the guys. >>> and the adorable sister performance that will have you ready to clap and stomp your feet. >> am i happy? do i know it? isn't this fun, living like the pioneers of olden times? i hate the outside. well, i hate it wherever you are. burn. "burn." is that what the

instead of president trump's typical yank and pull handshake.le the leaders comfortably embraced each other, they notably declined to meet with the press. president trump did address the media during his remarks saying he and prime minister share a preferred method of communication with the public. >> i am proud to announce to the media, to the american people, and to the indian people, that prime minister modi and i are world leaders in social media. we're believers. giving the citizens of our countries the opportunity to hear directly from their elected officials and for us to hear directly from them. i guess it's worked very well in both cases. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> today, the u.s. supreme court ended the final day of its term by taking a somewhat

everyone is vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, iam vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, i am a yanke question mark i have been here for aa years so english music is what influenced me but the yanks influence the english so who knows? i grew influence the english so who knows? igrew up influence the english so who knows? i grew up in the 60s i love everything. england is my home. i noticed you dedicated him to emily and michael eavis. it is about eternity and death and someone speaking, actually i made it when i was 15 and it is one of my favourite songs because they have kept this thing going and they obviously do it because... it is not a money thing. i see comparisons with this festival and american ones which coachella is with toilet facilities. this is the real deal. it has never been commercial. frankly, ido real deal. it has never been commercial. frankly, i do not even think it should be on television but things change. and alone was the first pretenders album in a while, you had an album and your own name. what is the future, more stuff coming? yeah, something coming out, we

delta airlines yanked the sponsor ship of a controversial production of shakespeare in the park's julius cesar, because the central character mirrors trump h the company sponsored the public theetd theater put pulled funding because they said it was a crossing of the line of good taste and did not reflect the company's values. >>> the best and brightest young historians in the world tried to carve out their own spot in history as they compete for thousands of dollars in prizes and scholarships. it's part of the national history day contest. students will present historical research products that they have completed on documentaries and other mediums and this year's theme was taking a stand in history had. the contest started today at the university of maryland with a special welcome from film maker ken burns. he talked about his experiences in telling stories and offered encouragement to thousands of young students. the awards will be announced thursday. >>> a revealing interview, the once beloved mayor of fairfax, opens u drug abuse and he is talking on nl -- and he is talking only to n

. >> he was pulling my arm, and, um, yanking me everywhere, and then i sat in the hallway. i cried to myself. >> reporter: little girl says she was in the principal's office tuesday when she got to her classroom three minutes la late. without a note she says her teacher refused to let her in class. when she tried to walk through the door to class a few minutes later, she said the 27-year-old male teacher picked her up and slammed her against a bulletin board. >> he pick me up in the air from off my feet and he took me out in the hallway and he pulled me -- pulled me, um, by a bulletin. he slammed my head on it. >> reporter: her mother says it was her daughter not the school who told her about the incident. she took her to the emergency room of ai dupont hospital for treatment of a bruised elbow. she then went right to wilmington police who are now investigating. the school tells us that teacher who was only with the school since january has now been fir fired. >> she serves an education. she don't deserve to be swung around like a rag doll at ten years old. this is traumati

capitol heights, surveillance video shows two people trying to tie a chain around an atm, attached yank it. they pulled forward, tried several tiles. eventually, they took off empty handed when the atm was a little too tough for them to move. police are trying to find the men. if you have information, give them a call. >>> to a fox 5 exclusive, prince george's county school ceo dr. kevin maxwell spoke to fox 5 in dep and for the first time since we broke the news of claims of grade fixing to boost graduation rates. the exclusive interview comes as the maryland state board of education has approved the hiring of outside investigators to look into the claims. >> these accusations that there is systemic core reputation are completely and utterly false. the reason you've gone on board with the investigation is what? >> to make sure we put this to rest once and for all. these allegations were first alleged about a year ago in the school year, and were investigated by the department of education and both msde and the united states department of education cleared us of any concerns whatsoever

making transformers is most of the time you're in a harness and strapped to cables and somebody's yankingipping you around. that's the thing that i hate the most. we wore harnesses quite a bit. >> one thing i like about you is your post with your four kids, you congratulated your son mikey on his football season. you're a big football fan. >> yeah, my wife who was nervous about football was like i can't wait until he gets the nfl draft. i was like, let's make sure he has education. no, no way, he's going to the draft. >> maybe he gets drafted by the giants. how you feel about that? >> i'd be okay with that. and i'd put a giants hat on. >> we got it on camera. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that is a big confession for someone from massachusetts. >> who's a die-hard patriots fan. you know that his kid will only be drafted by the pats if he goes into the nfl. >>> don't miss our updates on facebook. >>> making news in america this morning, record-breaking heat for millions of americans. the high temperatures are already affecting flights today. we'll show you where it can hit 124 degrees plus

. >> and weird al yank vick. >> wonder if there will be a weird al musical. >> will he sing the world >>> what combination goes better than chocolate and peanut butter? >> how about "star wars" and ron howard? the hollywood reporter claims -- i just thought of that off the top of my hid. claims the director has been handed the reins of the upcoming han solo, stand alone film. >> and judging by reaction on social media, fans are pretty happy about this. original directors phil lord and chris mitchell left the film three days ago. >> one year away from the "jurassic world" sequel, we're getting of new images showing chris pratt doing battle with raptors. >> universal has also released the first poster, which reveals "fallen kingdom", and the tag line "life finds a way." >> what does it mean? it opens june 22nd of next year. >>> and now a sign of the times. julia roberts reunited with her dog thanks to a mobile app and neighbors. >> her chocolate lab wandered off to a local malibu beach when somebody spotted him. the good samaritan probably posted the news to an app called "next door", i

the a's retake the lead they hold on and win 7-6 oakland has now won back to back games against the yanksh-class move by the twins in tonight game against the indians it was prince night at target field after the seventh inning stretch fans were asked to open their purple umbrellas open in tribute to the singer. prince a minneapolis native died back in april of 2016 bittersweet night for twins fans -- cleveland beat minnesota 8-1 round two of the u-s open at erin hills rickie fowler entered the day as the leader with a seven under par but day two he struggled on the back nine in the 12th -- he goes for the birdie -- but it rolls out -- he bogeyed three straight he finished with 73 paul casey in the third -- birdies his five straight hole -- shot a 71 and lead with brian harman, tommy fleetwood, and brooks koepka with a six under par dustin johnson, rory mcllroy, and jason day all miss the cut jordan speith is seven shots off the lead the warriors are in las vegas to continue to celebrate their n-b-a championship and to support oakland native boxer, andre ward. tomorrow night -- ward will

i'm tempted to yank the cords out of my house. you would think that's something they want to do to fight this, too. are there things they can do? >> yes, there are things. but you put your finger on a critical distinction. there are fewer protections against robo calls against land lines than there are for robo calls on cell phones. and we are seeing far more to land lines, so much that many people have done just what you're thinking about doing, dropping their land line. >> the bottom line is speak up, speak loudly, tell people on the phone, tell your congressman, complain to these government offices and do it very quickly? >> send a letter or send a phone call or a text to your member of congress saying do nothing to reduce liability for unwanted calls. and that may help. >> thank you for your time today. >> you're welcome. >>> up next, we're "on the money." the brains behind one of the biggest names in beauty. how the selfie generation is boosting the bottom line. and later, some of america's best and brightest choosing to spen

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen you watched as a report. this talk about blackness and the blues of being black. and always well in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply that we and remains as such because we simply forgot. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange their paint you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we came to face. that's what i call a lack of blackness or understanding the blues of being black. sheep the blues of being black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come a simple in his national has been begged and simply to the feeling blue is black and blue. leaving. eight hundred fifty children are now registered were she to be center. i did but it is now down but it was not that i am so doubts about you once again what was said of on those no matter what the correct side is that it says what did you want to kill me was get my hair i don't have that example it was out of a job of us got it on my person a and not that and when i think second place the cub

yanked isn't all right tonight i'm talking about trump selling off the country and i know that's no surprise you're probably like yeah that's what he does that's of course are you also surprised when tiger claws your face. or when dennis rodman hangs out with a chubby asian dictator that because that's what they do that's their thing so let's get into it trumps very excited for his new infrastructure projects he's already bragging during speeches if speech is what we're now calling it when like four single syllable words in a row to wriggle out of his mouth. and on the interne hiding behind the podium in order to refill him with a finger full of liver pâté. i'm also very proud to say that the dakota access pipeline is now officially open for business it was dead. one hundred twenty days ago and now it officially just opened for business and by open for business he means that it's leaking oil into the water and the land. the kid has to get the leaks to the oil rigs go in early you want to you want to show the wildlife who's boss you do well listen fellows bieber's fish what have you we're goi

that it was going to be difficult to get everyone on board and it looks like it's about to get yanked and then at past. that could still happen in the senate it's too early this is really important republicans this is something they ran on for seven years something they promised voters we do well to remember that anthony zecca thank you so much. for joining us. compared assistance to russia to the united states was struck today by massive cyber attack. the pastor started in ukraine the government said banks the metric system and even the neat care facility were affected. i have to take say the computers and demands a ransom from narrowness. bbc security correspondent gordon carrera reports. the first signs came in ukraine. systems went down this morning some people trying to take money out of bank machines found they couldn'. even the radiation monitoring system at the chernobyl nuclear plant was briefly taken offline. scale was enormous. we sat there were sporadic. cyber virus. on that transport banned comedia infrastructure for grant in government and in the corporate of sectors. as

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't want to see you watch kaiser report. i'm beyond she need filling in for lindsay for her a very special edition of boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. today's episode is dedicated to the one year anniversary of in our coverage includes the voter months after the election voter perceptions of threats that remain polaroids the party how to move forward with negotiations the british economy where does the article to see leave the thousands of businesses that are based in the read. and what financial burdens that they face and we have interviews with our chief correspondents around the world giving their input on this in a very critical moment in the u.k. speech or stand by the bus starts right now. it's officially been one year since the united kingdom voted.

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yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain as you watch kaiser report. times three million dollars are you filling in for lindsay france or watching boom bust broadcasting around the world from right here in washington d.c. coming up tonight c.e.o. c. the ride sharing app uber is on the hunt for a new chief the founder resigned amid sexual harassment claims that the company and other complained and the shareholders revolted and business in the e.u. the queen has spoken now britain's prime minister is promising to listen more closely to business concerns about britain leaving the e.u. finally bitcoin moves on up the crypto currency surges back in a big way and it may have india to think that a whole lot more on boom bust it all starts right now. the ride is over for over founder and c.e.o. travis colonic who stepped down from his position late tuesday the new york times broke the story early wednesday morning after learning that several major investors delivered a letter to callan and demanding new leadership the embattled former chief executive founded t

tiffany johnson: "i kept trying to yank my hand back and the last time i yanked he had cut it clean offle to actually get free,? tiffany said.james heard her screams and jumped in to help. meanwhile, tiffany said she was already praying.tiffany johnson: "i felt this tangible peace on me and it was so thick, that i was just calm. doctors in the bahamas were able to stop the bleeding, but issues with passports and customs had the johnson's stuck in the bahamas.a medevac flight to carolinas medical center would cost $16,000 out of pocket. but with no guarantees insurance would pay for it, the medevac company called and agreed to pick up the cost.he hung up the phone and we just started weeping." i'm thankful to be able to share this story and i hope, and i know, that it's going to change people's lives because you can't hear this story and not see god in it." (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. skies remain partly cloudy across much of the district with some clouds still lingering over the hills and near the coast. temperatures remain season

don't get the same type of favorable financing for whether it be infrastructure or incentives we yanked most of the incentives off the island in two thousand and six which had a devastating impact in open the door for these wall street banks to come in and start pitching borrowing in debt raising through as a way out of this problem it's we have helped create the mess with our policies and it's time we fix them and give the puerto ricans the same type of access to our government decision making as the rest of the states of obviously had for hundreds of years peter is our look at this history it's almost as if in two thousand and six we open the door to every wall street thug i mean there's no other way to describe these predators are there wall street predators they are thugs who have taken these people's pension programs they've taken their lives savings and now they're complaining that you know that they don't have anything that they had nothing to do with the financial state of puerto rico they have nothing to do with the potential of bankruptcy here what is your take how bad was the

this is simply something the yanks have been doing a long time and now we are giving them a dose of their own medicine. most confederates were very happy to hear that chambersburg had had this experience. >> i will add that frederick, who does -- one of the towns that pays the ransom -- in the month or so after appomattox when these parolees are coming home, frederick is one of the communities that establishes vigilante committees, unionists, to prevent some of those maryland confederates katie talked about earlier from coming into their confederacy. this is one way in which they say you are not coming back here. it's not the only county in maryland that does it, but they are very self-consciously tying it to the request threat for ransom. >> relative to joe's, before about this happening earlier, historians have argued a lot that does the war become more over time? i'm trying to thread the needle as i'm describing all of this. are they more bloodthirsty at the end than they were at the beginning? i don't know that they were. that this isidea likely to descend into some sort of armageddon

is basically education and health care because like a mixed economy like france for many heirs it's yanks to dallas the government is very involved definitely used to be this way it's definitely have governments i have so they're kind of you think in this is a fair statement yet that this current government in cuba is looking down the road and they see themselves as more of a mixed economy going forward ok so that seems like a bit is evolving right they've got dollars they're changing now so what's happening in america was america being such a. well is that america is being is just a question in washington in terms of how it's going to handle cuba obviously if hillary was there to handle this like a start up country that's wants to add some dollars to the economy what's the problem right i guess is a question of how washington wants to handle cuba to still. talking back and forth how to handle things with cuban obviously that the bet was the hell we were supposed to win the last election and hillary was supposed to have won the whole idea was for the new administration washington to move

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and they say this time to kick them football and every time the republicans steal it from them they yank the ball away and watch the democrats fall on their ass and then the democrats go back into their corner and come up with the conclusion that party sanders just weren't a goddamn socialist we want to one the town dog catcher race i have to ask is dog catcher still a thing is that is that a job was it ever it and if so was it as an elected official like there were elections and what was it was it ever elected did they can and did they can't buy into the dogs of the citizens and if it's not still a job. what happened all the dogcatchers or more importantly to all the while dawgs. i kind of wish there were still wild dogs actually because and you know make life exciting probably move people little faster on the subway escalators to get get going we need we need more wild dogs anyway john ourself the democrat who looked like he would win the georgia special election he had the election stolen from him in the same way republicans steal most elections it has been well documented by investig

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democrats in disarray as bernie sanders tries to yank the party further to the left. can dems hold it all together? and evander holyfield is in the house. loretta lynch thought she would be in beef mode once hillary clinton was elected. so she snatched the blindfold off lady liberty while lynch was attorney general. justice was not only far from blind, when it came to hillary it has has -- it had lasix. hillary's ending was more like "beaches." friend who dies while the other one gets a hit single. it gave james comey that not so fresh feeling. >> at one point the attorney general direct me to not call it an investigation, but to call it a matter and that gave me a queazy feeling. kennedy: it was the collusion grenade that blew up in lynch's face. >> comey said that lynch, the request gave him a queazy feeling. he felt clearly that loretta lynch was giving cover to the clinton campaign. was she? >> i can't answer that. i would have a queazy feeling, too, to be candid with you. i think we need to know know more about that. there is only one way to know by the, and that

we are kicking kids off of pell grants, yanking housing vouchers away, and we are cutting aid to the help global -- advance global health. there needs to be a hard question about the best use of government money. i don't try to answer those questions in my book but we need to answer them in more detail. >> host: it goes back to the power think tanks can have, getting them going and take some risks with ideas and this idea of foundations and individual donors, to take risks, actually is positive. there might be a good balance of roles, and how would you direct that conversation, for that matter what does business do best. >> it doesn't do a good job looking over the horizon, and long-term challenges to think about what their constituents are worried about, it is sticking with identifying long-term challenge and sticking with it year after year, philanthropy can do that, but not responsive, some voters get to kick out politicians and bring in a new crew of leaders, much more stability in terms of philanthropists being able to stay with us for years and years. another thing government i

paul: hobson's choice, looking to sell its coal mines up the road here to the north to yank goal.etter the last was even . so rio is going to consider that . have already some holdings. -- may take the money or stick with one of their biggest customers, improving verification in china as well. a lot for them. betty: a big day for crown resorts as well, the trial of 19 staff members, gambling related offenses. that starts today. are we expecting fireworks? paul: the whole thing has been opaque, and the fireworks would be inside the courtroom because the chore -- the trial is closed. what is at stake is the 19 crown employees, markets the gambling services. cross that line, you could be in serious trouble in china. we may have a verdict later today. crown has been doing what it can to find high-profile lawyers. this is one of the best in china. pharmaceutical companies several years ago. it will be an interesting day for crown. betty: very interesting, and certainly the next step in the ongoing saga. we have a lot more ahead on daybreak australia, president trump meeting with narend