stay tuned because harris is coming up with an interview live at the white house. ♪ >> harris: welcome to "outnumbered overtime," lie from the white house north montreat i'm harris faulkner. moments ago i sat down with the nation's commander in chief for a wide-ranging interview on a host of topics, including the latest in the mueller investigation. the sentencing of his former personal attorney, and so much more. >> of "the new york times" a sink of a tabloid publishers' deal to hush money is not endangering trump even more. i'm paraphrasing a little bit. as you look at this, what you want the nation to know about -- >> president trump: let me just say, i don't think -- i have to go check -- i don't think that even paid any money to that tabloid. okay? i don't think we made a payment to that tablet. i was asking the question -- i don't think we made a payment. then you have the other situation, and every lawyer -- look, "trump didn't violate campaign finance laws, and neither did the president." >> harris: i interviewed him on my program the other day. yes. he said that. >> president

harris? >> harris: wow. i guess we can add that to the list of the 245 times he has already invoked at. mike emanuel, thank you very much. republican thomas madero isa of the house judiciary committee joins me now. you are in close contact with their colleagues, making news that you are predicting something covertly different will happen with mike flynn prenot a sentencing prude what and why? >> judge sullivan has dealt with this before. you might remember that he picked up the ted stevens case only to find that prosecutors had violated the late senator 's rights and lied and withheld information parade in this case, he is faced with a similar situation and that he is seeing a general who was lied to and told he wasn't a target. he didn't need -- she was basically not needing to worry about maranda. didn't need a lawyer. so that they could trap him into a lie where they knew something, didn't disclose that, and then asked him a question in order to get him in a situation where they then had leverage on him.

. >> melissa: happy friday to everybody, we are here at 12:00 eastern, now here is harris. >> harris: we begin with this breaking news on a fox news alert, president trump set to addressed police officers and prosecutors in kansas city, missouri. and already has announced some key personnel moves, we are "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. awaiting the president's remarks coming to see the lectern in the center of your screen. he will be talking about crime before a very large audience of law enforcement and prosecutors as i just mentioned. he is expected to begin at any moment. and to the u.s. district attorney has said, the president will talk about crime. but the president will likely talk about other issues too. we will bring you that. one could be the nomination of william barr to be attorney general today. or heather nauert to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nation united nations. barr served as ag under george h.w. bush. nauert has been spokesperson since the early day of the administration. more from the north lawn. >> a lot of interesting reaction from both peo

for now, here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. breaking developments with the clock ticking down on a partial government shut down. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump is meeting with house gop leaders right now at the white house. some republicans are urging him to stick to his guns, reject the deal that does not have the $5 billion that he requested for the border wall. conservative members of the house are saying they will have the president's back if there's a shut down at midnight on friday. john roberts has more from the north lawn. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. the president has been huddled for about an hour now with the speaker of the house, paul ryan, the incoming minority leader, kevin mccarthy and steve scalise, mark meadows, jim jordan, pete sessions. those are the ones that we know about. may be others as well. it's probably fair to say the president is reading them the riot act to say why am i not getting any funding for my wall out of this continuing resolution that would

>> i short schram, harris. >> harris: can you see on the screen right now? >> yes, ma'am. >> harris: we were choreograph our audience together what is happening. this is the departure ceremony. the last that we will see as the president leaves, his remains and family, they leave aboard this restraint. i want to get your thoughts. >> that train is so right, he said. it's terrific. we honor it going down houston to college station, through opening the library. it's an awesome trade. it's more than just the engine. the whole train is configured to be like harry truman's train, in a way. everyone on it is fabulous. president bush is very happy right now. there is no place he would rather be than being on 4141. i'm sure that -- >> harris: wrong, i'm going to step in for just a moment pray let's all watch and listen. lower our voices. [soldier giving command] [band begins playing "hail to the chief"] ♪ [drumroll] ♪ ["america the beautiful"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [soldier gives command] >> harris: i know the importance of washing this with sou

they aren't criminal charges, number one for it harris, that's according to the -- >> harris: i've interviewed people who have told me this. >> president trump: what happened is either cohen or the prosecutors, in order to embarrass me, said "listen -- i'm making this deal for reduced the time and every thing else. do me a favor, put these two charges on." >> harris: i want to move move. >> president trump: they weren't for president obama, either. >> harris: i have one last question. michael cohen said he lied in order to protect you. what is a response to that? >> president trump: let me tell you -- i never attracted him to do anything wrong. whatever he did come he did on his own prehe's a lawyer. a lawyer who represented a client that is supposed to do the right thing. that's what you pay them a lot of money, et cetera, et cetera. he is a lawyer. he represents a client. i never directed him to do anything incorrect or wrong. and he understands that. look at -- did some bad things unrelated to me. i wasn't his only client, he had other clients. he did some bad things. income tax evasion, i

>> hi, harris. "the new york times" says it obtained hundreds of pages of internal documents from facebook and found that they had special relationships and partnerships and some 150 businesses and companies that allowed them to get around certain privacy rules that other smaller companies were required to comply with. it just one example, quoting from the article facebook allowed microsoft's bing search engine to see the names of virtually all facebook users' friends without their consent. they gave netflix in spotify view ability to read private messages. according to the report, this allowed both sides of these partnerships to grow user bases and advertising revenue. in an interview with the times, facebook's director of privacy in public policy called these "high touch relationships" and were as recent as this last summer. they were so vital, it was cleared sometimes by mark zuckerberg and chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. in addition, other partners included apple, amazon, and yahoo. the

i'm harris faulkner. the president and his legal team claiming victory after robert mueller issued memos on paul manafort and michael cohen. trump attorney rudy giuliani says that they completely exonerate the president, tweeting this -- "fake news coverage, can't change the reality that mueller's late friday dump demonstrates yet again no evidence to connect it to the president. it also indicates the southern district of new york is asking that cohen receive a four year prison sentence, longest so far, because as we have said he still lying."

for now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this news. michael cohen heading back at his former client and his first interview since he was sentenced to prison paid i'm harris faulkner. you're watching "outnumbered overtime" ." the president's personal attorney speaking out just days after he was sentenced to three years in prison. he told "good morning america," president trump directed hush money payments to help us campaign. at the special counsel has evidence to corroborate his story prayed here it is. >> he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involved in these matters. including the one with mcdougall, which is really between him and david. the special counsel stated emphatically that the information i gave to them was credible. and helpful. this is a substantial amount of information that they possess, that cooperates the fact that i'm telling the truth. >> harris: cohen's remarks are in stark contrast to what the president himself told me in the interview i had with him at the white house yesterday. watch. >>

harris? >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. as we continue our coverage, i know you worked for george w. bush. when you visit the library in dallas, there is so much dedicated to his dad. he was so much a part of his life. >> ari: i was they are so often, and he would speak for his father. sometimes he would's wing by our offices. and pop in and say high. what i think of is the love between a father and son. because that's what judge w bush would always talk about. it was so deep, it was so unconditional, and so touching. those were two guys, a son who adored his father, emulated his father in so many ways, and i just know that he misses his father already. >> harris: we have some special photographs that have shared with us this morning. if we could pop a couple of those up on the screen. tell us about this picture. >> ari: that was on air force one. i can't remember what year that would have been. >> harris: we were all younger. [laughter] >> ari: i had hair back then. the president loved spending time with his family. that w

. >> harris: but not as the president. >> marie: of course, harris. but i participated in negotiation. in the government, yes, she wanted to get down to brass tacks. what is the president willing to give? >> harris: how do you know that question xp >> marie: because that's what negotiation is about. >> melissa: in good faith -- >> marie: it's very difficult -- >> melissa: it's better when they do in front of the camera seek and see what they are saying. >> marie: it doesn't work. >> harris: it does work. >> marie: that's entertainment. it is not where the real substance gets done. give me an example that has actually done something to give me one. now, give me one. give me one. nothing gets done! nothing got agreed to. nothing got agreed to. >> lisa: nancy pelosi also said that we should be a great alternative to the wall and something we should be -- i don't know if she's the voice of the lady, but is present trump point out on his twitter , he wanted the -- democrats hillary clinton, president obama, dianne feinstein -- giant fights at the time said

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert on a final farewell to the 41st president of the united states. thousands of americans filing into the capitol rotunda. this is a special edition live from washington. but first the markets taking a dive with the dow down now around 665 points. it was up to about 750 points. we are gonna try to get jerry willis to help us understand because she has been down there at the new york stock exchange. there she is

. >> harris: is at a good thing? >> katie: i think it is from a communication standpoint. >> harris: oh, interesting. >> katie: if there is no south carolina primary, there is no media coverage of the opponent to donald trump talking about all of these things. instead the focus is on democrats. >> harris: could there be others? >> katie: it is not unprecedented, this is not the first time a primary has been canceled. the holiday season should be a time of peace, but new polls show that many americans are extremely concerned about her country's political division. should they be? and is there any hope of stability this year? >> harris: nope. >> katie: we will debate in a very simple fashion after the break. ♪ your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking re

falconer. >> harris: thank you, judge. flynn's lawyers claimed the fbi told their client that he didn't need a lawyer present, and they never warned him not to live. but today, when judge sullivan asked the attorney if you believed his client was entrapped, the answer was no. last week, robert mueller submitted documents to the judge detailing how the interview was conducted, and blasted general flynn over his attorney's claim that said he chose to lie but still recommended no jail time for flynn. resident trump this morning tweeted this. "good luck today in court to general michael flynn. will be interesting to see what he has to say despite tremendous pressure being put on him about russian collusion in our great and obviously highly successful political campaign." there was no collusion!" that, from the president. meanwhile, harvard law professor alan dershowitz agrees with the claims about the fbi conduct. watch it. >> i think that flynn was coerced into pleading guilty to a crime of which he was innocent. he was coerc

here's harris. >> harris: let's get to the breaking news now. america, remembering our 41st president as the body of president george h.w. bush is being flown to washington, d.c., right now. aboard air force one. we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the final trip to washington. the casket, carrying george hw but it's headed to the nation's capital after a departure ceremony involving his family in houston, texas. he sought hear it live on fox. his remains or is your means will lie and say that the capitol rotunda, a final farewell before a state funeral at the national cathedral on wednesday. his son, president george w. bush come on his father's life. speak of the mission was not george h.w. bush. the mission was, how do we serve the united states? it's really one of the most important things for americans to understand. dad taught me this. therefore, one of the jobs is to strengthen the institution of the presidency. bring honor to the office. that, clearly, george h.w. bush did. i think he's going to go down as the greatest one

to harry? we have over 1300 letters that harry wrote to bess, starting in 1910 and going all the way through mid-1950's that he wrote to her, and those are the ones we know about. we have precisely 186 letters that bess wrote to harry. and there are stories that bess was at their home and harry saw her throwing letters, documents, who knows what into the fire, and harry said, bess, think of history. and she said, i am. [laughter] bess was a very private person. it is interesting to think about and to wonder, because you know that harry probably kept all the letters that she wrote to him, especially since he was in france. he would have reread them, so they had to make it back here, but what happened to them? we don't really know, and we don't know how the ones we do have came to be saved, so it is one of those mysteries. if you have ever been to the truman home, it is one of the big rambling victorian houses , that has lots of room to stuff stuff, and i think they just kind of forgot about wher

i'm harris faulkner. the president and his legal team claiming victory after robert mueller issued memos on paul manafort and michael cohen. trump attorney rudy giuliani says that they completely exonerate the president, tweeting this -- "fake news coverage, can't change the reality that mueller's late friday dump demonstrates yet again no evidence to connect it to the president. it also indicates the southern district of new york is asking that cohen receive a four year prison sentence, longest so far, because as we have said he still lying." among friday's court filings, federal prosecutors in manhattan say the president directed cohen to make hush payments to women in the closing days of the 2016 presidential campaign. here is incoming judiciary committee chair, jerry nadler. >> the impeachable offense, whether they import enough to justify an impeachment is a different question. certainly they would be impeachable offenses because even though they were committed before the president became president t

harris? >> harris: james comey back on capitol hill know where he's expected to be asked about michael flynn's claim that fbi agents push him to the interview, first. briefing trump on that anti-trump dossier. i will talk with commerce and darrell issa of the judiciary committee. and, the clock ticking down for congress to keep the government open for christmas. so far, there is no deal insight for that partial government shutdown possibility. i will talk with house majority whip steve scalise about where things stand and what will get the ball rolling. "outnumbered" at the top of they were, back to you. >> melissa: president trump slamming nbc after a "saturday night live" skit based on "it's a wonderful life," fantasizing about a world where hillary clinton was president instead of donald trump and how everybody's life would be so much better. >> what seems to be the trouble, donald? >> who are you? say back! >> relax, i mean you know harm. my name is clarence and i was sent to you from hea

>> harris, you are right. the former congressman had to say about the house, clearly they have the votes. nancy posey knows that. the truth is, we saw today -- if it's any indication, harris, of the next couple of years, we are in for a sandpaper-rough time here in the nation's capital. if today's meeting was in fact a harbinger of things to come. an argument over facts, and most importantly, the future of our nation's border security. a stunning display of political feudalism. you saw it right there, the president and democrat leaders in their drawing the line over border security and wall funding, even with the specter of a government shutdown loomin looming. >> president trump: i will shut down the government. i am proud. i will tell you i. >> we disagree. >> president trump: i am proud to sit on the government for border security, chuck. because people of this country don't want criminals and people that have lots of problems and drugs pouring into our country. i will take the mantle. i will be the one to

. >> harris: go for it, ask him. i like it, jessica. >> jessica: jim comey did not capitulate completely, he was not at the open-air session, but he did not only get that transcript so that he can comment with what went on. >> brian: you lost at that point. >> harris: brian, i promise that i will hate you next. i see you sitting up. a bipartisan group of senators is ready to go against the white house on saudi arabia. what lawmakers are planning and the potential fallout of that. again, this is over "the washington post" columnist who is killed, jim okeechobee. stay close. ♪ one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. call now: 1-855-376-1361. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen h

>> harris: isn't that what they do? >> melissa: money is supposed to be the focus for their shareholders. >> david: also, parliamentarian. like we do with parliament. >> kennedy: i think there can be an american implantation of a system like that. i do think it's really important that we ask these fundamental questions that the libertarians have been asking for a long time, which is "why are we so hard on certain people? why are repainting criminality with such a broad brush?" it so incredibly unfair. particularly to communities of color. we have seen the data, and we see in the disparity. want to make sure the people can participate in this economy by working and thriving and providing for their families. it gives everyone, in every community, a much greater advantage. the first step, but i think it's fantastic place to start. philosophically, and legislatively. >> harris: does it start to undo some of the criminal legislation that bill clinton put into place? i will talk about that with my guest next hour, pastor scot

additionally not, harris. >> harris: brad >> the president doesn't know what michael flynn said. >> harris: apparently the president and member deals didn't know what michael flynn had been saying. i think that's the point. [laughter] >> michael flynn himself is not so certain of what he's been saying, and he's been very inaccurate. i putting a very delicately. in some of the things he said. to me, the president -- from the president, i need more information of whether or not michael flynn is somebody i want to pardon. then again, the part and the thing -- again, like doug said and like everybody knows, it's just such a hot potato. >> harris: can we talk about the politics of the beginning of a presidency? we knew and we always know with presidents that it is a whirlwind in the beginning. it is unhelpful when people at this level are not on. >> oh, sure. my goodness, you're putting the administration together. this is like trying to build a car. doing 100 miles an hour on a parkway. it's nearly impossible. if you don't have people exactly and completely accurate in what they are sings to y

>> hi, harris. it's been a very dramatic day inside the federal courthouse where michael cohen, the presidential fixer -- one-time presidential fixer-turn-felon -- not only learn his fate of 36 months in prison but also received a very hefty fine and forfeiture list that he will have to get to as he moves through the next few months. in addition to the three years that he got today, he was ordered to forfeit $500,000 and pay restitution of nearly $1.4 million. and, pay $50,000 fine and $800 assessment fee. also, those are connected to the eight charges from the southern district of new york. as for the one charge of the special counsel's office of lying to congress, he got two months for that in prison to be served concurrently with the southern district charges. also, three years of supervised release. we want to get to some of his statements. he spoke for 8 minutes in front of the judge today. he said "i stand before your honor humbly and painfully aware that we are here for one reason. as you men

in wales they even met another harry and meghan. these two were six and nine years old and gave a gift of welsh love spoons. in northern ireland there was a visit to one of belfast‘s most well—known pubs for lunch and a guinness. the climate wasn't exactly californian, it did, though, give meghan a flavour of the country that was now home. but it was windsor that would play the most significant role, the american bride was about to get her perfect british wedding and it was here, at st george's chapel, that meghan markle would officially make the move from actress to aristocracy. yay! # going to the chapel and we're going to get married.# the night before the big day the groom and his best man came out to meet the crowds in windsor. many had camped out for several days. and there was also the odd familiar face in the crowd. harry! it was a quieter evening for the bride and her mother. reporter: good evening, miss markle, how are you feeling tonight? in the peace of the berkshire countryside they spent the night before the weddin

for now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this news. michael cohen heading back at his former client and his first interview since he was sentenced to prison paid i'm harris faulkner. you're watching "outnumbered overtime" ." the president's personal attorney speaking out just days after he was sentenced to three years in prison. he told "good morning america," president trump directed hush money payments to help us campaign. at the special counsel has evidence to corroborate his story prayed here it is. >> he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involved in these

in wales they even met another harry and meghan. these two were six and nine years old and gave a gift of welsh love spoons. in northern ireland, there was a visit to one of belfast‘s most well—known pubs for lunch and a guinness. the climate wasn't exactly californian. it did, though, give meghan a flavour of the country that was now home. but it was windsor that would play the most significant role. the american bride was about to get her perfect british wedding and it was here, at st george's chapel, that meghan markle would officially make the move from actress to aristocracy. yay! # going to the chapel and we're going to get married.# the night before the big day, the groom and his best man came out to meet the crowds in windsor. many had camped out for several days. and there was also the odd familiar face in the crowd. harry! it was a quieter evening for the bride and her mother. reporter: good evening, miss markle, how are you feeling tonight? in the peace of the berkshire countryside they spent the night before the wedd

here's harris. >> harris: let's get to the breaking news now. america, remembering our 41st president as the body of president george h.w. bush is being flown to washington, d.c., right now. aboard air force one. we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the final trip to washington. the casket, carrying george hw but it's headed to the nation's capital after a departure ceremony involving his family in houston, texas. he sought hear it live on fox. his remains or is your means will lie and say that the capitol rotunda, a final farewell before a state funeral at the national cathedral on wednesday.

in wales they even met another harry and meghan. these two were six and nine years old and gave a gift of welsh love spoons. in northern ireland there was a visit to one of belfast‘s most well—known pubs for lunch and a guinness. the climate wasn't exactly californian, it did, though, give meghan a flavour of the country that was now home. but it was windsor that would play the most significant role, the american bride was about to get her perfect british wedding and it was here, at st george's chapel, that meghan markle would officially make the move from actress to aristocracy. yay! # going to the chapel and we're going to get married.# the night before the big day, the groom and his best man came out to meet the crowds in windsor. many had camped out for several days. and there was also the odd familiar face in the crowd. harry! it was a quieter evening for the bride and her mother. reporter: good evening, miss markle, how are you feeling tonight? in the peace of the berkshire countryside they spent the night before the weddi

harris and republicans at the ballot box. mr. harris got more legal votes. he should be certified and he should go to congress. >> in response to the point that the harris campaign made about the state board of elections not concluding their investigation in a timely fashion, they respond that harris did not supply them with some 140,000 documents to cooperate with their investigation. >> this is outrageous. i have never been so angry about anything. the democrat head of the state board of elections who has been disgraced by the three-judge panel, he put out that statement, not the other board members. he is trying to suly again mr. harris's name -- >> has he submitted these

in wales they even met another harry and meghan. these two were six and nine years old and with a gift of welsh love spoons. in northern ireland there was a visit to one of belfast‘s most well—known pubs for lunch and a guinness. the climate wasn't exactly californian, it did, though, give meghan a flavour of the country that was now home. but it was windsor that would play the most significant role, the american bride was about to get her perfect british wedding and it was here, at st george's chapel, that meghan markle would officially make the move from actress to aristocracy. the night before the big day the groom and his best man came out to meet the crowds in windsor. many had camped out for several days. and there was also the odd familiar face in the crowd. harry! it was a quieter evening for the bride and her mother. reporter: good evening, miss markle, how are you feeling tonight? in the peace of the berkshire countryside they spent the night before the wedding at a hotel a few miles from windsor. st george's chapel wa

harry e. pacheco, the author of "willie's wheelchair." and also here is illustrator ashley lepage, who is a junior in high school and a self-taught artist. welcome to the show. ashley lepage: thank you. robert: we have to talk to you about your story of how you became the illustrator. but first, harry, give us an idea here in terms of-- we know a little bit from having been before of what inspired you to write this book. what inspired you actually to be an author in the first place? harry e. pacheco: basically, the first initial time i was here, i talked about being an author because of my daughter, her being bullied, and her wearing glasses, so that was the-- robert: glasses. harry: yeah, that was the driving force for me to be an author. robert: how 'bout this one? harry: this book is something close to my heart. i know that a lot people with disabilities gets judged by their disability instead of their ability to want to be included, and that's why i wrote this book. robert: okay, what's th

>> mark harris needs to come clean, rachel. it's unacceptable to the people of north carolina who have had their voices taken from them. you know, your vote is your voice. it is our most sacred right as americans is our right to vote. i started my career in the marine corps where i served overseas. and, you know, could never have imagined that i would come back home to north carolina only to see our very democracy, our very right to vote under attack here in north carolina by criminals and politicians. and so it's unacceptable that mark harris has been completely silent since this whole thing happened, and i call on him to end the silence. i call on him to tell the american people, to tell folks in north carolina exactly what he knew and when he knew it. >> last question for mccready. do you expect there will be a new election called in this race, that you essentially will do a rerun of this election to try to correct this result and get a true tally? >> well, that will be up to the state board of elections. i think it's critic

harris should be certified. if it's in the middle which is far more likely it seems we should delay the question of certification until the board of elections can answer that question for the people. you know, look, there's so many innocent victims here. the innocent victims are the voters that cast illegal votes, the people not represented in congress. i know you're concerned about that. it seems like u.s. house democratic leadership has indicated they're not going to seat mr. harris so they're unlikely to be unrepresented at the beginning of the term anyway. let the facts emerge, and we will abide by the facts. >> final question for you, it has to do with the fact that the republican majority in the state legislature is right now moving for another version of the voter id bill, that the original was struck down by federal courts because it targeted african-americans with, i quote the court decision, almost surgical precision. a study from the state board of elections found that if that law had been in place it

i'm harris faulkner. we are now awaiting the arrival of the bush family at joint base andrews, where they will take part in a departure ceremony. you can see air force one there. the former president will be taken to houston, texas aboard air force one. it is now dubbed special mission 41 for his final trip home. it is following a beautiful and moving ceremony at washington's national cathedral, which we, as a nation, have watched together today. celebrating the former president's remarkable life of service and sacrifice. five u.s. presidents, among the world leaders in attendance. kristin fisher now joins us from joint base andrews with a look ahead. so, this would be the ceremony, and more to come. >> that's right, harris. you stand here at joint base andrews, you can't help but think about the many times that president george h.w. bush left here on board air force one. he made 26 international trips to 58 different countries during his first four years in office. today, this aircraft has been given a d

we're in the same type of car ross harris was driving. we placed the same model of car seat in the same spot cooper was sitting. if i turn around i can definitely see it. if i use my mirrors to back up, i can't. >> and there was another detail the surveillance video from home depot reveal. ross had gone to lunch with some friends. there he is getting picked uhm. but look here, nearly an hour later there he is again getting dropped off at his car. he opens the driver's door and throws a box of light bulbs on to the front seat. ross never told detectives about going back to his car in the middle of the day. >> did he lie about going to the car or did he just not disclose that he had gone to the car? >> i think when you look at it in totality he absolutely lied about it. >> investigators were sure ross was hiding something. they believed there was no way he could have opened that door and missed his son in the back seat of the car. >> did you consider the possibility that maybe he really just did throw the light bulbs in there and didn't see

i know harry is a bit of a groover. there's strong rhythm in this song so i think it fits just about everybody‘s tastes, and i'm looking forward to hearing, harry, what you think about this song. # without you there is no song... so that's me really saying without, you know, love, you're not going to get very far. and i feel that those lyrics are apt. the tune is called the big love song, and sandra now hears that her choir will notjust be recording a charity single — they've also been invited to perform it live in the magnificent guildhall in windsor. 36 hours before the couple tie the knot. everything is falling into place. the big love song is written, and there is a live gig at windsor in the pipeline. with the wedding just a month away, the choir are gathering for rehearsals and beginning to jam. elvis! do you want to borrow my glasses? laughter cheering all these people, 26 of them, have come, actually not expecting that they would become friends, that they would have this common journey together. it is fine b

in wales they even met another harry and meghan. these two were six and nine years old and gave a gift of welsh love spoons. in northern ireland there was a visit to one of belfast‘s most well—known pubs for lunch and a guinness. the climate wasn't exactly californian, it did, though, give meghan a flavour of the country that was now home. but it was windsor that would play the most significant role, the american bride was about to get her perfect british wedding and it was here, at st george's chapel, that meghan markle would officially make the move from actress to aristocracy. yay! # going to the chapel and we're going to get married #. the night before the big day, the groom and his best man came out to meet the crowds in windsor. many had camped out for several days. and there was also the odd familiar face in the crowd. harry! it was a quieter evening for the bride and her mother. reporter: good evening, miss markle, how are you feeling tonight? in the peace of the berkshire countryside they spent the night before the wedd

harris and republicans at the ballot box. mr. harris got more legal votes. he should be certified and he should go to congress. >> in response to the point that the harris campaign made about the state board of elections not concluding their investigation in a timely fashion, they respond that harris did not supply them with some 140,000 documents to cooperate with their investigation. >> this is outrageous. i have never been so angry about anything. the democrat head of the state board of elections who has been disgraced by the three-judge panel, he put out that statement, not the other board members. he is trying to suly again mr. harris's name -- >> has he submitted these 140,000 documents? >> hold on a minute. he's not required to send to a democrat every piece of paper a campaign ever put forward. by the way, it is irrelevant. the board of elections needed to establish that these things happened, that they happened at all. mr. harris only ever touched his ballot. his. he doesn't have anything to add. this was an absolutely atrocious smear by a disgraced

>> mark harris needs to come clean, rachel. it's unacceptable to the people in north carolina who have had their voices taken from them. you know, your vote is your voice. it is our most sacred right as americans, is our right to vote. i started my career in the marine corps where i served overseas, and, you know, could never have imagined that i would come back home to north carolina only to see our very democracy, our very right to vote under attack here in north carolina by criminals, and politicians. and so it's unacceptable that mark harris has been completely silent since this whole thing happened. and i call on him to end the silence. i call on him to tell the american people, to tell folks in north carolina exactly what he knew and when he knew it. >> last question for you, mr. mccready. do you expect that there will be a new election called in this race that you have essentially will do a rerun of this election to try to correct this result and get a true tally? >> well, that will be up to the state board of elections.

mark harris got hundreds more than him. again, that's an incumbent who is being defeated by huge numbers. that is a huge red flag right there. first of all, that mark harris goes from four absentee by mail votes in 2016 to like 400 in 2018. but it shows you that the two campaigns he was working for, his ties to these blowout victories and the numbers just stand out completely against what the other results are in the ninth district. >> what strikes me about this is this was not that secret in the sense that you, a very enterprising local tv reporter, has now been able to have two on camera interviews with individuals paid by him to do something facially illegal under north carolina law, protect ballots. this doesn't seem like a secret. am i wrong? >> everybody in bladen county seems to know who mccray dallas is, and i'll tell you pretty much everyone has an idea of what he's about. maybe not specifically what he was doing, but he is extremely well-known in bladen county political circles. now, as far as the people who were

brilliant harry kane. ice cool harry kane! mina heads it! mina heads it in! two and a half minutes into injury time! it's going to be a penalty shoot—out. nobody needs reminding what happened in the previous three. and dier does it! england win a world cup penalty shoot—out for the first time ever! maybe times are changing! this team is changing things! to go again, extra time and a shoot—out. .. it's been terrible for us over the years, and dier does it! england win a world cup penalty shoot—out for the first time ever! maybe times are changing! this team is changing things! to go again, extra time and a shoot—out. .. it's been terrible for us over the years, and of course we know that. yeah, to step up when it mattered and do what we did, i'm so proud of everybody involved. now we have a tough challenge, because we're high as a kite and we've got two days to prepare for a really, really tough game. england's next opponents would be sweden after a slice of fortune against the swiss. chance to shoot! it's in! sweden ahead in this second round game!

mark harris should have known. and for him to finally admit he hired this fellow despite that, that is quite an admission. >> what do you make of the idea of paying a guy a bounty on the basis of how many absentee ballots he could bring in successfully. he's not paying to vote or walk around money, this is paid for results and not efforts in an election. i never heard of that before. you get paid by bringing in the vote and that means you will bring it in and this guy has brought in like 97% returns on that countries situation. >> this behavior, the statistics alone show that it is impossible for it to happen without some sort of criminal activity and the word now is that he pocketed 800 ballots he was holding on to once he vote what the vote totals were from absentee ballots. so we were hearing this is a game and a crime and mark harris needs to answer for that. we need to know what did m-- wht did mr. harris know and now he's a toxic candidate for the republican party. >> what do you think about having a general

it's harris. i want to get this and quickly because you're talking about the relationship the president had with his former attorney. apparently, before it wrapped up, michael cohen -- we have reporters in the courtroom and they been coming out of telling us what's going on -- cohen told the judge that he felt it was his duty to cover up the president's "dirty deeds." there is some reporting, too, that he also said he had "blind loyalty." i know you and melissa were just talking about that relationship with the present. "which led me to take a path of darkness instead of light." to be learned much about michael cohen today? >> [laughs] well, he's not a good lawyer. we learned that. i think that's fair to say. his statement that he was referencing the president's tweet, saying that he called him "weak," and it was correct. but he said, for different reason then he was implying. the bees because "time and again i felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds." he doesn't get into specifics there a

i like kamala harris too and i think gillum is talented. they are both young and attractive candidates. the morning joe ticket, the unity ticket, it's like with people who used to work for john mccain pitched just to get on msnbc. it will never happen. this country is so divided along

david jackson was married to barbara britton, her father, harry, disliked david. barbara went on to become the fifth wife of a man named michael wolfe. they divorced and he later married two more times. >> that we needed to talk. >> but now, finally, one of wolf's ex-wives, a woman named nancy, was sitting with detective velasquez, telling police that she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> because i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank, a lot. >> every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch. and i guess he just needed to talk. >> and the story wolf told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened as nancy heard it. wolf and harry britton, barbara's father, rented a hotel room on that long-ago july night and invited david to a meeting there. >> and when he gets to the hotel, they have a very small conversation and michael shot david in the head. >> he told me he had to get so drunk to do it, and that the first

harris: thank you for sharing that. we seem to be having a moment for women in this country driven by a whole lot of factors. why don't we talk about this? you make a difference. you made a difference. i talked with women who had similar experiences. some of them are in congress now. admiral mcraven, what are you saying about this? there are questions about it's our readiness would be compromised. talk to me about where you are on the issues and we think we need to be. admiral mcraven: i retired in 2014 for some of the combat jobs were opened up to women. securely in the infantry. -- particularly in the infantry. i would say let me be clear about something. i just went out on a mission last night and we launched from kandahar in a helicopter and there was a woman with us and we flew an hour to the drop-off point which was 15 kilometers from the target and we helped until we got to the target and we surrounded the target and got in a firefight and we got the bad guy and we marched up and picked up a helicopter. what part

harris south out dowless despite the track record. harris lost against the opponent dowless was working for. now officials are moving in anticipation of the fierce second campaign. >> leaders from both parties have all but publicly agreed a new election is necessary after ballot fraud. democrats are demanding harris disclose his relationship with dowless. republicans signals they may need a new candidate believing harris is damaged goods. >> what a mess. >>> in a direct rebuke of president trump, the senate passed a resolution formally condemning crown prince mohammed bin salman for the death of jamal khashoggi. if the resolution also passes the house, the president will be forced to make a choice. side it or veto it. >> the senate also approved a resolution requiring the u.s. to end military support for the saudi-led war in yemen. the move is symbolic as the republican-led house is not expected to take the measure up. during talks in sweden, warring parties agreed to a cease-fire in the key port city. they agreed on a prisoner swap a

harris: thank you for sharing that. we seem to be having a moment for women in this country driven by a whole lot of factors. why don't we talk about this? you make a difference. you made a difference. i talked with women who had similar experiences. some of them are in congress now. somebody is a big fan. admiral mcraven, what are you saying about this? there are questions about it's our readiness would be compromised. talk to me about where you are on the issues and we think we need to be. admiral mcraven: i retired in 2014 before some of the combat jobs were opened up to women. particularly in the infantry. i would say let me be clear about something. i just went out on a mission last night and we launched from kandahar in a helicopter and let's say there was a woman with us and we flew an hour to the drop-off point which was 15 kilometers from the target and we helped until we got to the target and we surrounded the target and got in a firefight and we got the bad guy and we marched up and picked up a helicopter. wh