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Like a ritual i think we can say it dates back to i think two thousand and ten when he was seen carrying a winnie the pooh tissue box i think is a big fan and he usually looks to bring we need to do the soft toy to his training to watch him train. to olympic sponsorship hes not allowed to bring it inside the venues and so thats where his fans step in and when he have it whenever he competes they throw up when he put winnie the poohs on to the u.s. to show so. i guess im married and so so many ge...

Found one already. and i dont think theres one solution. i think it takes many people and many different avenues to come to a solution. and hopefully we never see one of these tragedies happen again in our country can. >> unfortunately we are going to see another one. if history is in guide, we will see this. there have been already -- this isnt the first school shooting of this year. there has been a spate of school shootings this year. its hard to know where to start. if you had one wish so th...

They ruled it were a campaign contribution, what the consequence of that is? >> there would be some fine fin. its not a significant fine. the more serious consequence would be if the justice department investigated, you know, he could be prosecuted under some laws for violating some campaign finance laws. >> michael, thank you. >> thank you. >> michael rothfeld from the "wall street journal". >> okey-doke. stocks moving this morning on inflation fears. next, were going to take a close look at ...

Street. that he would also have to own the downturn. but the journalists who never attached his name to the upturn, but they are rushing to attach his name to the fall. corey lewandowski whoho stays in touch with the president on how the white house is handling a whole spate of media-fueled controversies. and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -s...

This spate of bloodshed in what used to be the secure sanctuary of afghanistans kabul, causing president trump to make a tweak of u.s. policy. he no longer thinks talks are a good idea, backed up by the afghan government who says the recent violence have caused red lines. thats according to a spokesperson for the president. a bit of a reality check. peace talks were never about to happen, but were a key plank of the u.s. military strategy, the idea you suppress the taliban enough and they decide...

White house for us, thank you. so we have 34re7b9s hav hav discuss, here do that, daniel lippman and page pate. we just heard senator mark warner there. do you think the democrats have a legitimate chance of passing legislation to protect mueller? >> i think there is a lot of support, people were really shaken by what they heard in that "new york times" report that caitlin collins mentioned. and it will just be really curious to see whether or not if they will -- again they need republican sur...

President trump appeared to condone police misconduct. and of course now we have chris wray reportedly threatening to resign as well. thats an entire spate of incredibly powerful people with extraordinary amounts of responsibility either being forced out of their jobs or threatening to leave their jobs because of one reason, and the one reason is president donald trump. its having a dramatic behind-the-scenes effect on the way the department of justice as an institution works. but that said, wha...

>> and betsy, its very clear as we see in this sequence donald trump has gone through three fbi directors so far. one acting director, two directors. that he has no inhibitions apparently still about tampering with the fbi director. >> right. and its really extraordinary just how much the senior ranks of the justice department have been roiled during the trump presidency. jim comey was fired, of course. rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general reportedly threatens to resign over pressure that...

Vikings defense. up next, the pate -- patriots. hopefully that guy gets better. on this day in 1959, coors introduced the aluminum beer can. before that, it came in a steel can with a tin lining. its almost 100% recyclable. coors offered customers an incentive to recycle. the company bought back empty canses for a penny apiece. historians say folks in the steel industry laughed at that idea. people are still cashing in today. after doors changed the way we cracked up a cold one 58 years ago toda...

Arresting a man for the murder of his mother and step-father. their investigation, in fact, uncovering a suspected serial killer. in fact, tonight, police say that suspect is now linked to nine murders in just three weeks. and they want to know now, were there more? abcs kayna whitworth from phoenix tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities say theyve nabbed the man behind a spate of killings. >> nine deaths, three weeks. >> reporter: it was this phoenix crime scene that led police to cleophus ...