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Workplace or school place or even open kind of shopping place security has come into the forefront. it really drives home the issue that im often asked about which is what can you do. there are some things we can do as individuals to feel as though we are empowered and that is to think about our circumstances, thinking about whether we at work -- we are at work, traveling, our children and where they go to school and where we go shopping, to take the responsibility. there is a lot of good inform...

>> dasho: oh, she and husband are both colonels in the royal bhutan police. >> darren: oh, wow. >> kesang: you have to use the finger, touch. so that the flavors come out. >> anthony: these recipes, where did they come from? >> dasho: they come from the farmers, from all the local houses. just passed down. >> kesang: these nine grains have a very historical and spiritual significance, because there was one saint called drukpa kunley, hes known as the madman. >> dasho: the divine madman. >> kesan...

Im a retired alcoholic, so i will not join you. >> darren: pretty good. >> anthony: yeah. >> darren: kind of a warm sake, but made out of wheat. >> anthony: yeah. >> dasho: yes. >> anthony: could you tell us a little more about the chef? >> dasho: oh, she and husband are both colonels in the royal bhutan police. >> darren: oh, wow. >> kesang: you have to use the finger, touch. so that the flavors come out. >> anthony: these recipes, where did they come from? >> dasho: they come from the farmers,...

Unforgiving, and doesnt really worry too much about political correctness or filtering your own personal politics through the film, i think what you are find is that true movie becomes more authentic and i think that audiences crave authentic experiences and entertaining experiences. so thats what i found and its proven to be very successful financial model for us. >> martha: im almost out of time. i need to squeeze this in. you have a movie you are working on about a girl in a school shooting i...

And then just play stall ball, lie, cheat, hide, obfuscate, which is what this regime does very, very well. >> well, bob, the history has shown they did, 2005, committed to abandoning all nuclear weapons. 13 months later, we get the first test. 2008, another big explosion, the cooling plant for nuclear weapons that journalists got invited to see. a year later, a second nuclear test. so history has shown that when deals are made and sanctions relief is given, it has been ended around. >> what we ...

Power dynamic. maybe theres people that agree with him. thats what is chapping his hide. >> the arrogance, big old bubba believes that he was going to get a free pass from the friendlies in the news media. he really thought deep down -- its clear from the interviews that hes done that he was going to sit next to james patterson and talk about his new venture writing a book. that is the depth of -- >> its true. >> can we talk about why? hes washed up and politically unusable. the clintons are unu...

Incredible. kearsen nielsen, whom trump has berated to the point she reportedly quit. shes great. jeff sessions, thank you. all we got. >> yeah, nielsen and pruitt, i thought those were the two most interesting things today given the history hes had with her, but on jeffns, clearly the president is mad cls mad about the russia investigation and jeff session ss the person who closely associated with that building. hes made no secret of his displeasure with session job. the thing is is, jeff sessi...

Officials the fbi who condemned james comey for breaking the law and ruining the reputation of the fbi. federal prosecutors agree as well. >> sean: you did the job that the inspector general took 18 nths and 500 people to do. you have all of the documentation and interviews. horowitz b he in the book. hide. he can try a friday summer dump to bury this story but it wont work, is it? >> the deep concern and sarah carter pointed this out in her column today, there are people at the fbi and doj who ...

Welcome back to dataline. im craig melvin. the prosecution had made their case. now, it was the defenses turn. and they had their work cut out for them. could they convince the jury to see justine winters text messages in a different light? once again, keith morrison. >> every day in this montana courtroom, the family of now 17-year-old justine winter, dutyfully shuffled to the front row seats directly behind the defense table. their faces, by their attorneys decree, they say, an intentional bla...

Should be looking at dems corruption instead. >> i dont know what basis he has to think that theres any kind of collusion between the democrats and russia, you know, hes sort of perpetuating these myths that dont seem to have a sound basis in fact, but hes doing it to save his hide and the net effect of it is very damaging to the institutions, to the department of justice and our criminal law enforcement officials. >> let me turn to the seychelles. when you look at the timeline of this investiga...