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Michael Charles, 5-times Grammy Elected and Chicago Blues Hall of Fame performer, returns to Cheyenne and Laramie Father's Day Weekend for free performances.

They're paper crimes. money laundering, failure to report. the question is why is it that mueller so badly wants manafort's cooperation? it appears that he thinks that manafort has the goods on somebody and mueller wants the world to know what manafort knows. >> hey, paul, talk to us about this queen for a day interview process. why something like that is the new phrase to a lot of us paying attention to this. why would that be so significant, why would that matter and why is it a hall pass for rick gates to start spewing? >> so, it's a procedure in which a prosecutor has a little sit-down cha...

Phone minutes before boarding. in the future the airlines plan to customize their offers based on your previous choices, jon? jon: how much are they charging for a bag of peanuts, do you know? >> reporter: that i couldn't tell you. jon: they will get around to that soon enough. patti ann, thank you. >> thanks, jon. jenna: a little bit of trouble between the so-called love-fest between lindsay lohan and oprah. yet they have that exclusive interview together. jon watched it. hung on every single word. jon: yes. jenna: i as apparently smooth behind the scenes. julie anirvan banerji is -- dan bear...

Of the nuclear program in north korea. if some talks can lead us in that direction, that's just a good thing. not just for america but for the world. >> what do you say to marco rubio, a fellow republican? rubio is saying kim jong-un will sit down, talk and talk and talk but he will never agree to anything substantive than the u.s. president will walk away empty handed and kim he say look, i tried, do away with the sanctions. >> i don't know that i disagree with senator rubio on that note. again, i remain very skeptical that the talks might lead anywhere at all. at the end of the day, they're ...