so -- >> today, however, mccrory has a more pressing issue to attend to. his 18-year-old son, john vijay, has come for a visit. up until two years ago, mccrory didn't even know he existed. >> growing up, i always wanted to know who my father was, but i never really did. i seen pictures of him and i would ask about him and my mom would kind of tell me this and that about him. it was a rough conversation there. she finally started telling me. i wanted to get to know him. we started a relationship through letters and like that, and i finally got to come meet him. >> mccrory and vijay immediately connected. >> i guess a person didn't know they could actually love like you can love or care about a person like you care until you actually have that part of you. that's my only kid. that's the only one i got. so it's the world. there's nothing more important than that bond, so it's everything. >> got a visitor. >> yes, sir. >> he just has so much love and affection to show for me that i had no idea of until i finally got to see him. >> vijay is currently in college

and william mccrory goes to work. >> i didn't come into prison with a staff canteen job. i worked my way right on through the ranks. oprah didn't start on oprah winfrey show. >> then gets a visit from his son, he has only recently come to know. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> the close management unit at the santa rosa correctional institution houses inmates from across the state of florida who are proven difficult to manage. anthony bell has been here for the past year. >> it's home for the next 20 some years. >> he was recently placed under observation after correctional officers discovered he had tied a bed sheet around his neck. >> everything is the same, day in and day out. >> now he is back in his cell and says thoughts of his late mother l

a couple months out governor mccrory do you have any regrets? >> i think there's some selective hypocrisy, the super bowl was just played in texas which has the exact same laws as north carolina and no one raised issues, the n kcaa basketball tourname tournament was played where the voters rejected the same. >> but the applications came up in north carolina last year, i'm just asking you personally, do you have any regrets? >> i don't have regrets for protecting the rights for men and women, and boys of girls in the most private of places frankly the restrooms, locker rooms and showers throughout our country and state -- >> what happened you -- >> and i respect what the other side is going through. >> do you think the president is doing the right thing? >> i think president trump is doing the right thing saying the president and the executive branch does not have the right itself to define the gender of the nation. i never knew of a problem until the liberals brought this issue -- >> do you know anyone who is transgender, governor? >> absolutely

mccrory has a long-term vacation. i ththink north carolina was the only state where the coattails of trump do not trickle down, because we had a movement here. we won the governorship, the auditor, the secretary of state, and an african-american in north carolina won the supreme court, 350,000 votes, mamaking the nortrth carolina suprereme t a progressive supreme court for the first time in many years. amy: i wanted to ask about the deal that the state legislature reneged on. i wanted to go to a clip of the new governor, the democratic of honor, roy cooper, who said republicans reneged on a promise to repeal hb2 last december. lawmakers failed to overturn the anti-lgbt law, which denies transgender people the use of the bathroom, changing and a locker room, that matches gender identity. tried to shame as lawmakers adjourned from a special one-day session. they made a deal with the charlotte city council, who repealed their lgbt protection legislation in exchange for the legislature repealing hb2. -- yet, they adjourne

mccrory has a long-term vacation. i think north carolina was the only state where the coattails of trump do not trickle down, because we had a movement here. we won the governorship, the auditor, the secretary of state, and an african-american in north carolina won the supreme court, 350,000 votes, making the north carolina supreme court a progressive supreme court for the first time in many years. amy: i wanted to ask about the deal that the state legislature reneged on. i wanted to go to a clip of the new governor, the democratic of honor, roy cooper, who said republicans reneged on a promise to repeal hb2 last december. lawmakers failed to overturn the anti-lgbt law, which denies transgender people the use of the bathroom, changing and a locker room, that matches gender identity. tried to shame as lawmakers adjourned from a special one-day session. they made a deal with the charlotte city council, who repealed their lgbt protection legislation in exchange for the legislature repealing hb2. -- yet, they adjourned wi

there's great line by mike mccrory, former under clinton, certainly during the monica lewinski, scandal, don't tell me anything you don't want to have to repeat. -- so briefed and what could have been discussed. we have to take a breath and look at situation we're involved in. bizar bizarrero world. talking about communications back and forth, top adviser on foreign affairs having to step down because of covert communications with the ambassador of russia. can't make this up don. as we get into the nitty-gritty of the reporting and flesh it out, take a step back from 50,000 feet and see how surreal this moment in time is. >> michelle, to that point, head of special -- command says government continues to be in unbelievable turmoil and hope they sort it out soon because we're a nation at war. tommy thomas. how big of a concern is that and are we able to respond to crisis if one were to hit us? >> i think america with the resources it has would rise to the occasion. the timing though is awful. we have a big transition going on. always changes things and relationships and gives bad acters

barbara: for your younger viewers, mary mccrory was a beloved respected legendary political columnist at the washington post. several years ago. about this column story and woodward's book and she said that i had been woodward's assistant and she basically connected the dots. and the new york observer ran a story and accused me of being the source. brian: what was your reaction? barbara: i was devastated. i was devastated by my betrayal and my own stupidity. so, you know. there was so much going on. just about that and about other things. brian: let me go back. you say you were stupid but you were talking to somebody who was a friend and somebody worked for who you said, here's a story and you cannot use it. why does that make you stupid? and what was your reaction. i mean, what has been your relationship with bob woodward ever since? barbara: let me answer the what makes me stupid about it first. it makes me stupid because he is a reporter, first and foremost. and it was a good story. realized thatave he might do this. i should not have taken that chance. and my relationship with him

for your younger viewers, mary mccrory was a beloved respected legendary political columnist at the washington post. she died several years ago. she wrote a column about this story in woodward's thing and said i had been woodward's assistant and she basically connected the dots. the new york observer ran a story and accused me of being the source. brian: what was your reaction during this period? barbara: i was devastated. i was devastated both by my betrayal and my own stupidity. there was so much going on. just about that and about other things. brian: let me go back. you say you were stupid, but you were talking to somebody who was a friend and someone you had worked for and somebody in the journalism business and you say, this is a story and you cannot use it. why does that make you stupid? what was your reaction? what has been your relationship with bob woodward ever since? the why let me answer it makes me stupid question first. it makes me stupid because he is a reporter, first and foremost. and it was a good story. i should've realized that he might do this. i shouldn't have taken that

former north carolina governor pat mccrory and greta van susteren and her first time on post columnist eugene robinson. greta, don't make it your last. >> i know, it took 70 years. it took a long time. >> very quickly, i want to go to north korea and then to the interviews. very quickly, you've been to north korea numerous times. your best read of the intent of this missile test. a test of trump? >> we're in trouble. north korea has done five nuclear tests, two in the year 2016, and now we have the second test of a ballistic missile and we've got a situation where obviously this was done to rattle the president because the prime minister of japan was here. no president will be able to handle this country and this country is very paranoid and they don't like us and it's terrifying where they're headed. >> i think we don't know yet how he'll respond and all presidents get tested early, it seems like, these days by that. i want to go to what we heard on the travel ban and immigration. it's been a rough week, eugene, for him, and it seems like some of this is more process policy. >> yeah.

it's got to be tide former north carolina governor pat mccrory and greta van susteren and her first time on "meet the press" and washington post columnist eugene robinson. greta, don't make it your last. >> i know, it took 70 years. it took a long time. >> very quickly, i want to go to north korea and then to the interviews. very quickly, you've been to north korea numerous times. your best read of the intent of this missile test. a test of trump? >> we're in trouble. north korea has done five nuclear tests, two in the year 2016, and now we have the second test of a ballistic missile and we've got a situation where obviously this was done to rattle the president because the prime minister of japan was here. no president will be able to handle this country and this country is very paranoid and they don't like us and it's terrifying where they're headed. >> i think we don't know yet how he'll respond and all presidents get tested early, it seems like, these days by that. i want to go to what we heard on the travel ban and immigration. it's been a rough week, eugene, for him, and it seems l

former north carolina governor pat mccrory and greta van susteren and her first time on "meet the press" and washington post columnist eugene robinson. greta, don't make it your last. >> i know, it took 70 years. it took a long time. >> very quickly, i want to go to north korea and then to the interviews. very quickly, you've been to north korea numerous times. your best read of the intent of this missile test. a test of trump? >> we're in trouble. north korea has done five nuclear tests, two in the year 2016, and now we have the second test of a ballistic missile and we've got a situation where obviously this was done to rattle the president because the prime minister of japan was here. no president will be able to handle this country and this country is very paranoid and they don't like us and it's terrifying where they're headed. >> i think we don't know yet how he'll respond and all presidents get tested early, it seems like, these days by that. i want to go to what we heard on the travel ban and immigration. it's been a rough week, eugene, for him, and it seems like some of this is

former north carolina governor pat mccrory and greta van susteren and her first time on "meet the press" and washington post columnist eugene robinson. greta, don't make it your last. >> i know, it took 70 years. it took a long time. >> very quickly, i want to go to north korea and then to the interviews. very quickly, you've been to north korea numerous times. your best read of the intent of this missile test. a test of trump? >> we're in trouble. north korea has done five nuclear tests, two in the year 2016, and now we have the second test of a ballistic missile and we've got a situation where obviously this was done to rattle the president because the prime minister of japan was here. no president will be able to handle this country and this country is very paranoid and they don't like us and it's terrifying where they're headed. >> i think we don't know yet how he'll respond and all presidents get tested early, it seems like, these days by that. i want to go to what we heard on the travel ban and immigration. it's been a rough week, eugene, for him, a policy. >> yeah. it's more proc

his wife is actress helen m mccrory in the harry potter series. they have two kids, a 10-year-old daughter and-year-old son. so far lewis the question is about entirely different. >> you balance two big careers in your home. so how does this all work? >> i can't breathe. you asked me, you've asked me the question, how it? we are of course very busy. people i think are a bit stupefied by the fact that i keep going backwards and forwards to america. oh, my, god, how do you do it? it must be awful. but the truth is, the life i have at the moment is sort of brilliant. >> which means lewis is more than satisfied to focus on american tv and american voices. >> been here awhile? >> do you want that grand scale cinematic success? do you need to be a movie star? >> well, i think, yeah, sometimes you -- you wake up thinking about that. oh, i wonder if i missed an opportunity to make big, big movies. you know, i made some big movi movies. and they have not always been the rewarding experience that making a big tv show at this particular time has been. >> wha

his wife is actress helen m mccrory in the harry potter series. they have two kids, a 10-year-old daughter and-year-old son. so far lewis the question is about entirely different. >> you balance two big careers in your home. so how does this all work? >> i can't breathe. you asked me, you've asked me the question, how do we balance it? we are of course very busy. people i think are a bit stupefied by the fact that i keep going backwards and forwards to america. oh, my, god, how do you do it? it must be awful. but the truth is, the life i have at the moment is sort of brilliant. >> which means lewis is more than satisfied to focus on american tv and american voices. >> been here awhile? >> do you want that grand scale cinematic success? do you need to be a movie star? >> well, i think, yeah, sometimes you -- you wake up thinking about that. oh, i wonder if i missed an opportunity to make big, big movies. you know, i made some big movi movies. and they have not always been the rewarding experience that making a big tv show at this particular time ha

francie mccrory in london. we continue to churn for what seems to be a good three weeks. francine: we continue the churn. is a great story on the bloomberg saying that a lot of foreign creditors suddenly having second thoughts about financing the u.s. government. i don't know whether it has an impact on president trump's making or not something we need to keep an eye on. if you are justin trudeau, you show up in d.c. a little later. you want to ensure you're not treated like mexico. how do you make sure the president sticks to nafta? tom: our first word news. here's tether rigs. taylor: the united states occur to council holds emergency meeting on north korean security tests. the sea of landed in japan. japan is urging china to take action against north korea. one concern is that north korea will be able to develop missile technology enough to put a nuclear warhead on one of them. leastthern california at 180 8000 people have been urged to evacuate because of fears that a dam emergency spillway could fail. a big hole opened in the main spillway of the oroville dam. the em