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Steven back home. how do you -- >> thank you. >> how do you want your brother to be remembered? >> i want everyone to remember that steven was one of the most selfless persons that i have ever known in my life. as you can imagine, theres been sibling rivalry our whole lives, but he never ceased to make me laugh. every time he walked into a room he has an infectious smile and he has a sense of humor that is like no other. his beautiful eyes, he is just a selfless person who gave to many, many peo...

>> what a joke. >> so stupid. you know what has a host? app applebees has a host. >> yeah. they have food, too. >> we would have brought food. >> yeah. >> and now you guys are going to starve to death. >> you know who the real victims are here? its us. hosting is the only thing we know how to do. >> im sorry, but this show sucks. >> you would have been a great host. >> you would have been even better, steven.

With me? >> nope. >> and ill say it again, this is the stupidest show -- >> i thought that i would never want to do this show with you. >> now why? because you thought i was a -- >> an [ bleep ]. >> there is one rule i keep trying to abide by, and unfortunately, i only get to it about 12% of the time. and that is, its only television. were not doing cancer research. if the 40-year-odd history of commercial broadcasting has taught us one thing, theres nothing sacred about television. >> all right...

Written, stephanie l, po, as police officer. as her name had come up but not as a suspect. she seemed to be someone above suspicion. stephanie ilene lazarus grew up in southern california, a tom boy of sorts. loved sports. she attended ucla where she played basketball. it was during her college days that she met and dated john rutten, before and sherry got married. after graduating, lazarus surprised her family by joining the l.a.p.d., this when only a handful of women entered the force. >> i do...

To her husband, steve roberts. >> thank you, steve, for kcokie with us. in her own words, she said i would never have had the confidence to do what i did without stevens encouragement and report and none of it would have been worth it without him. god truly blessed america with cokies life and legacy. thank you. leland: roberts died from complications from breast cancer, a disease she had fought for many years. cokie roberts left us at 75 years old. ancestry provided me the opportunity

Diverse. they just recently elected a bahamian. so much antagonism towards people moving up from the southern countries to the north, the immigration issue and the populism. this could resonate with people, saying we need to check ourselves, maybe some of the attitudes present in terms of how we treat people of different color. >> dana: what would you say, steven, in terms of people that maybe they had done such things in the past, whether democrat or republican. if you have a political future i...

>> hi, steven. >> hi. >> how are you? and i knew this was going to be a lot different than any other interview i had done. hes cunning, manipulative. >> reporter: he didnt have to talk to you? >> he did not have to talk to me. are you cold? do you want a blanket? >> if you dont mind. >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: but detective trapp has a way as they say. you acted compassionate. you were kind to him. you brought him a blanket, food. >> yes, we actually shared two meals together. >> it is ...

Going to be here today. >> im never surprised. >> let me ask it this way. >> i dont mean on just this issue. and i think secretary mnuchin would say the same thing. we work very closely with the president of the united states. i think we have a pretty good understanding of how hes thinking about things. i think you would agree, steven, at nearly all times. so, you know, our mission says not to talk about these inner workings and the palace intrigue i know youre so curious about but to talk about...

Access to the u.s. financial system. we will continue to make sure that the security of the united states and to protect innocent people from becoming victims of terrorist attacks. >> thank you, steven. todays executive order marks the most significant update to counterterrorism sanctions authorities since september of 2001. it significantly expands authorities to target terrorists and those who finance their activities. specifically, todays action amends executive order 13224 by adding clauses ...

Keep going and going. >> its 70 million people who have criminal convictions in this country. you think its just in this space that people are impacted. its happening everywhere. unfortunately, its still this huge stigma around incarceration. so people dont speak up. if you say its 1 in every 3 adults, just like children have been impacted by the system, then youd know that more than the people that raise their hands even in here have had a loved one thats been incarcerated. >> let me ask a spec...