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finally onto the sun, a picture of dennis waterman, huge star in the 19705 dennis waterman, huge star in the 1970s and again in the 1990s, and found a whole new audience in the 20005 found a whole new audience in the 2000s with new tricks, he is on the front of most of the papers. what are your memories of him, do you remember minder? he are your memories of him, do you remember minder? remember minder? he was the quintessential remember minder? he was the quintessential cop, remember minder? he was the quintessential cop, always - remember minder? he was the quintessential cop, always the | remember minder? he was the i quintessential cop, always the tv cop. he has died at the age of 74 in spain, and he was an iconic police copper. spain, and he was an iconic police co er. ,, ., copper. sebastian, i didn t give our copper. sebastian, i didn t give your child copper. sebastian, i didn t give your child to copper. sebastian, i didn t give your child to tell copper. sebastia

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190530:00:30:00

shortly after bob mueller spoke today, sarah sanders did her best impression of the tv cop who says, move along, nothing to see here. move along. the white house press secretary declared to reporters, quote, there was no real news here. which is true, except about the part that mueller stating publicly that if his team thought the president didn t commit a crime, he would have said so. sanders had an answer, though, saying if bob mueller determined there was a crime, he would have had a moral obligation to report it, he didn t. that s not really true. mueller explained because of the guidelines he was working under, no president could be unindicted. it would be unfair to the president or any defendant to be charged, but not able to have their day in court. mueller did report what could be considered efforts of possible obstruction that could be determined defenses by congress, but sanders had none of that.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190530:04:30:15

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150709:16:49:00

the tv cop obey the law. today selleck is being sued for $21,000. though some say the price paid in the court of public opinion could be even higher. the water district wants to recoup costs of hiring their private investigator but the lawsuit doesn t include any charges for the water that s been taken. the sheriff tells nbc news selleck does not face any criminal charges. some very different celebrity news now. on the heels of the wildly successful 2014 global citizens fegs value remember that when you saw right here on msnbc, we are very proud to say it s back on again this year. the free concert in central park is part of the campaign to end extreme poverty by 2030. on september 26th pearl jam, beyonce, ed sheeran, and coldplay will perform on the great lawn of central park in new york city. today on morning joe chris martin of coldplay spoke with joe scarborough about why it s in everyone s interest to get

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150709:13:57:00

wells. but that hasn t worked. so in the summer i ve been trucking water. reporter: in the middle of california s crippling drought, the water district is demanding the tv cop obey the law. today selleck is being sued for $21,000, though some say the price paid in the court of public opinion could be even higher. that was nbc s miguel almaguer. the confederate flag will soon be taken off capitol grounds in south carolina and it has been an emotional few weeks in that region igniting nationwide debate over the symbol and meaning of the flag. we re back there live next on the rundown.

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