can you remember spiro agnew? tom: i remember him. i do not know why he was picked as vice presidential candidate. he cheated money for groceries. he had small potato corruption color his time. small potato corruption. michael brown, the councilman we talked about a moment ago, a few thousand dollars here and there while his income was $130,000 as a councilman. he sold himself so cheap. if you are going to cheat -- brian: he actually took cash money when he was vice president. tom: it was an entitlement thing that he could take it. brian: what do you think about the fact that he pled no contest and did not have to go to jail, and went on to make millions. tom: he was out of public office. it was like ron machen investigating the former mayor gray. even eric holder, the attorney general. he wrote a letter for all of the u.s. attorneys. if the people who represent us are corrupt, then we have to get them out of office. sometimes, -- he left office. he went on to make a successful life afterwards. he was shamed and ridiculed. brian: sinc

[laughter] >> [inaudible] >> well, he did get rid of agnew, that's true, but only after agnew pleaded no contest to actions he took bribes. lists call that four and a half. .. in fact, my mother was born 11 months after henry in the same little town. [laughs] >> i know where he came from. i know what he went through nazi germany, i know that he had a deep sense that history was a tragedy and that human beings were fatally flawed. nixon was strategist. kissenger why nixon started taping himself in the white house. it's hard to understand by true. nixon installed the taping system. it wasn't just the white house. the white house was the xee -- executive. one he never thought no one would read and they would be a defense in the memoirs of kissenger. no one comes out to be less than a brilliant man. kissenger was interested in power. and through proximity to power and to proximity to the president and on flagging work, a a refugee under nixon for better or for worse. >> i have a follow-up question. >> yes, sir. >> for your previous response. i understand why nixon made the tapes. what i'd

house and carrying out his presidential duties and leaving the hard campaigning to vice president agnewple want to trust the king. people don't want to believe this about their president. >> pennsylvania decisively important state for the democrats drawn tonight for the republicans. kansas, connecticut, texas, michigan, delaware, arkansas and north dakota, those are the states that we show for president nixon. >> that was one of the greatest victories any president has ever had, carrying every state except massachusetts and the district of columbia. >> i think that the shadow on his victory is the watergate affair, and i believe a great many people very close to the president would like to have a move on that as one of the high priorities of his new administration. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business servic

brian: can you remember spiro agnew?om: i did not read -- covert national politics, but i don't remember why he was picked for the vice president's candidate. he cheated money for groceries, he got all kinds of things. small potato corruption. this is what gets me. i was telling someone before we came on, small potato corruption. michael brown, the councilman we talked about a moment ago. a few thousand dollars he there. as income was $130,000 is councilmember. ios tell politicians, look, if you're going to cheat make sure you make a lot of money and had it before we cheat you. your force if you go to jail for just a little bit of money. brian: in sporadic news case, he took cash money when he was president. tom: there was an entitlement thing where he thought he could just take it and no one would be watching. brian: what you think about the fact he pled no contest, went on to make millions. public was out of office. like ron mentioned, who was the investigator of the former mayor, he said, even in holder -- it even eri

pope francis started off his day with visit to the white house finish by cannonize agnew saint. during his remarks yesterday, he urged leaders to promote religious freedom, address climate change. >> urgency it, seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem. we can no longer be left to our future generation. >> other political issues including abortion, immigration reformment back here at home, suck eye at this boo the art museum got a lot tighter last night in preparation for pope francis arrival. steve keeley on that story for us. hi, steve. >> chris, this is prime standing room only spot. look at this, i'm on riser on the parkway. they put these about every block, and obviously, this is the spot to be for these papal parades. because look at this view. outer loop. you can see them that way. that would be little further. and then you can maybe this thing will probably be packed with people. but you can walk over to this side. get closer view when the pope goes by here and hopefully the pope mobile won't be flooring it, and you will get nice view of him for a few seco

this agreement was supposed to prevent iran from obtain agnew clear weapon. but at best, iran will be a nuclear threat in 15 years. by practically guaranteeing and legitimizing this access, there will be a rush by others in the reto gain their own nuclear weapons, creating a dangerous arms race in a volatile part of the world. the inspection protocols in the agreement are troubling because they give iran 24 days to delay inspection requests at suspected nuclear sites, a far cry from any time, anywhere. the agreement contains deeply concerning sanctions relief on iran's acquisition of conventional weapons and ballistic missile technology in five and eight years respectively. these are just some of my concerns that lead me, after careful consideration, to oppose this agreement. mr. speaker, we should and we can do better. i urge my colleagues to reject this resolution. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i yield two minutes o the gentleman from michigan, mr. troth

speaker is the best option available to prevent iran from acquire agnew clear weapon. the alternatives are simply too risky and too costly, which is why the deal's opponents have failed to articulate a realistic alternative. during any time in congress i have voted for every bill that imposed crippling sanctions on iran which brought the regime to the negotiating table and united the world to stop iran's pursuits of a nuclear weapon. sanctions were meant to be a tool to ensure negotiations. that is exactly what they have done. but as we have learned from the past decade, sanctions alone are not enough to stop iran from expanding its nuclear program. before negotiations began, iran greatly increased its enrichment stockpile and centrifuge capacity despite sanctions. that is why a verifiable agreement that will cut off iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon is necessary. the international atomic energy agency will have nearly continuous access to iran's declared nuclear facility and can gain unprecedented access to other suspicious, undeclared sites in as little as 24

the salmonella at fig & olive is bigger than it seems and they're spark agnew investigation. tonight, the l.a. department is looking at 20 cases in west hollywood and as many as 150 people in d.c. got sick after eating at the restaurant in city center. not clear if there are any cases in new york but an attorney who represents two people who got sick in d.c. says this is unusual. >> i've never seen an outbreak where you have one restaurant chain having illnesses, you know, a continent apart. >> fig & olive released a statement saying we are confident we have adequately addressed the situation. we remain committed to delivering the highest quality of food and excellence and preparation and service that have become the hallmark of the fig & olive brand. >>> one of the country's most iconic sports arenas. we rarely have ever seen it like this. madison square garden decked out like a cathedral with nearly 20,000 people celebrating mass with pope francis. jim, some memorable moments. >> reporter: chris, finally, he is tucked in and resting now after a grueling and emotional day. h

he replaced spero agnew. remember agnew gets thrown out of office in '73.e's the governor of maryland, now mandel at 74 and they start investigating him. this was a time when maryland politics was very dicey at this time. you have the former governor being indicted possibly for taking kickbacks as vice president. he has to resign. so though he's progressive i do think what will always be attached to him was a lot of his undoing and underhandedness allegedly that was done. we can say allegedly because his conviction was overturned. >> it's interesting that you both brought up governor mcdonald, virginia governor mcdonald, who was convicted, of course, last year of corruption. the mandel story is very hopeful for governor mcauliffe. mandel was convicted on mail fraud and racketeering, and those convictions were overturned. so his reputation when he finally died had been kind of restored and he had a reputation in maryland that was very good among democrats, anyway. and so i think mcdonald is looking at that as perhaps a template for a comeback story. everybod

. >> pope francis is making it easier for catholics to a null their marriage, the pope introduce agnew fast track process. that will allow local bishops to review applications if neither spouse is contending the end of marriage. >> the theme of mercy, of healing people of healing the riff between the people and god, has been at the heart of everything he's done as pope. >> pope francis is simplifying the process making it free so the fateful can finds justice. a nullments are granted if the marriage is ruled not valid. reasons include that the couple never intended their marriage to last, or that one of the spouses didn't want children. >> it is a process where the church can offer understanding, and listen to stories. >> catholics must get annullment if they want to remarry in the church. those who divorce in civil court and re marley considered sinners, not allowed to receive sacraments including holy communion. >> i have an annullment with the old way, and it work, and i'm happen at this did. but i hope the new will help people bring back to the church. >> union should never be brok

house and carrying out his presidential duties and leaving the hard campaigning to vice president agneweople want to trust the king. people don't want to believe this about their president. >> pennsylvania decisively important state for the democrats drawn tonight for the republicans. kansas, connecticut, texas, michigan, delaware, arkansas and north dakota, those are the states that we show for president nixon. >> that was one of the greatest victories any president has ever had, carrying every state except massachusetts and the district of columbia. >> i think that the shadow on his victory is the watergate affair, and i believe a great many people very close to the president would like to have a move on that as one of the high priorities of his new administration. >> either have these people exonerated or get them out and persuade the country that the taint is gone if there is a real taint there. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t has the tools and the

president obama who just met with vladmir putin less than 48 hours agnew nothing about it. welcome to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. the russian government insists it is trying to take out isis. sources in the intelligence community saying vladmir putin is not hitting isis with these attacks. he is hitting anti-assad forces which indicates this is about one thing and one thing only. vladmir putin keeping his ally, a dictator, who is murdering his own people. this is all happening under president obama's watch. what is senator mccain, a pretty passionate speech on floor of today, blasting white house, telling every american why we need to care about this. >> this is a bad day. and it is a time for american leadership. i hope the american people understand how serious this is and this rogue dictator, vladmir putin, who is a thug and bully, can only understand a steadfast and strong american policy. >> trish: want to know how he had the meeting with vladmir putin and stood up and talked tough at the u.n. on russia, then this happens? we'll take you live to ash car

speaker is the best option available to prevent iran from acquire agnew clear weapon. the alternatives are simply too risky and too costly, which is why the deal's opponents have failed to articulate a realistic alternative. during any time in congress i have voted for every bill that imposed crippling sanctions on iran which brought the regime to the negotiating table and united the world to stop iran's pursuits of a nuclear weapon. sanctions were meant to be a tool to ensure negotiations. that is exactly what they have done. but as we have learned from the past decade, sanctions alone are not enough to stop iran from expanding its nuclear program. before negotiations began, iran greatly increased its enrichment stockpile and centrifuge capacity despite sanctions. that is why a verifiable agreement that will cut off iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon is necessary. the international atomic energy agency will have nearly continuous access to iran's declared nuclear facility and can gain unprecedented access to other suspicious, undeclared sites in as little as 24

[laughter] well he did get rid of agnew, that's true but only after they rose taxes so let's call that foreign a half. only in the key of g. he could play anything but in the key of g. that's the best i can do off the top of my head. thank you. >> in your book, 11 of the most interesting people was henry kissinger. could you comment on your experience as his role of an enabler and what was real about him because i had a very confused feel about him. >> he is a very confusing person especially if you read his memoirs. let me try to explain. i have interviewed kissinger, and in fact, my mother was born 11 months after henry kissinger in the same town. result? i know where he came from, i know what he went through in nazi germany, i know that he had a deep sense that history was a tragedy. he thought human beings were fatally flawed. nixon was the strategists. nixon's grand strategy is something to be met admired in the end even though he failed. kissinger is probably tied for first place for the reasons nixon started taping himself in the white house. this is hard to understand, but it's

to have china and russia at the table talking about avert agnew clear war. it's extremely important. not only do i want to be recorded in history at every opportunity, i want -- i want to share with you and all my lleagues not only how i feel but what i have learned as this debate has taken place around this country and in my district to testifyhere today before you on h.j. 64, this resolution disapproving the joint comprehensive plan of action, the nuclear deal reached between iran and six world powers that has the support of numerous foreign policy experts, military personnel, atomic energy experts, and the unanimous support of the national security council which the deal. in fare of i very much believe this deal is in the best interests of the united states and international security because it stands up very well as a barrier to proliferation for at least 15 years and it is -- and it establishes an intrusive inspections regime to ensure that iran's programs re-- iran's program remains heavily monitored and exclusively peaceful. i also believe that it was

in 2007, we learned that the north koreans were build agnew clear reactor in syria's eastern desert. territory now governed by isis. when the israelis brought this information to us, president bush told them he would not take military action. the israelis decided to take action on their own. and destroyed reactor. in each of these cases, it was either military action or the credible threat of military action that persuaded these rogue regimes to abandon their weapons programs. iran will not be convinced to abandon its program peacefully unless it knows it will face military action if it refuses to do so. that's how a serious negotiation plays out. that's how a self-respecting power with with everything in the balance must serve its vital interests. insisting on key, nonnegotiable points and maintaining a credible threat of military force are the indir spenceable elements of serious diplomacy over the iranian nuclear program. that's what the administration should have done all along. instead, they have presented us with a deal that strengthens our adversaries, threaten ours allies, an

>> i will the late spiro agnew on one time, and the show went right through the floor to the center ofhe earth from boredom. and the idea that it's an x-ray camera scares some politicians. the hell it is. i have sat next to the biggest phonies in the world and the camera did not detect it. >> who was the single biggest phony? >> let's see. it's such a difficult choice. one was the segregationist governor lester maddox who said i had called all the people in georgia bigots and threatened to walk off. i said if i called anyone a bigot who is not a bigot i apologize, and he walked off. he was a pretty lively guest. some just put you into the ground. >> let's look at the calendar for the next two weeks of "late night." martin o'malley on seth meyers. hillary clinton on fallon. bernie sanders on colbert. supreme court justice stephen breyer,al following week, trump with colbert, ted cruz on with colbert. let me read you something justice briar said to national justice. he said, quote, he has a serious news show. he is more interested in news. it's not a comedy show in particular. what do yo

. >>> president obama spent host most of this labor tout agnew executive order.nt has decided to grander federal contract employees as many as seven days of paid leave. president obama is also calling on congress to pass a national law that will benefit hourly workers. the president says paid sick leave will help businesses grow. not stop them. >> let's face it nobody wants a waiter who feels like they have to come to work when they're coughing or contagious. but if they don't have sick leave washington are they going to do? >> despite the president's talk today some unions remain deeply skeptical of the president's commitment to the middle class citing stagnant wages, rising inflation and strong push to secure new trade deals in asia and europe which unions say could lead to widespread job losses right here in america. >>> a texas teen walk up to deputy constable at the gas pump and what happen next is grabbing national headlines. 16-year-old mckinley asked if the deputy is -- if he could stand behind her to protect her as she put gas in her cruiser. that gestur

camden academy charter school launch agnew food pantry in partnership with the pre infec infecting searchnd food bank of south jersey. it will serve the kramer neighborhood in camden. the official opening by the way is coming up on october 17th. >>> still ahead on fox 29, a puppies toed in the trash. left for dead. who came to the little guy's rescue and what is next in this heart-breaking case. >>> also, call your mom. a college student who didn't get it gets to see this hysterical video from his mom, and yes, it has gone viral. mother and son sitting down with fox 29 coming up. ♪ >>> we have black mass starring johnny depp based on a true story of whitey bolger who joined forces witness fbi to bring down an common enemy the italian mob but the allies spirals out of control and bolger's power increases and becomes one of the most dangerous gangsters in us history. ♪ >> that look good. >> that look good. >> so ticket. >> oh, no, ticket for sure. plus i am so into these gangster movies. >> you sure are. >> i love these ang gangster movies. ticket for me. can i throw in something else? hash

speculation won't stop iran from reach agnew clear weapons capability. it should escape no one's notice that every measure, every economic sanction in place today against iran has failed to stop iran's lurch toward a nuclear weapon. remember, perhaps only months away from that nuclear threshold, it was time for america and our international partners to take this to another level before the only alternative available to all of us was the use of military force. this is why the u.s., great britain, germany, france, russia, and china join together to force and drive iran to the negotiated agreement. how often these days can we utter the names of those six countries together, working for he same cause. -- cause this -- cause? back in july when this agreement but reached, estated that it, quote, must constitute measurable progress in halting nuclear proliferation, driving the region and the world further away from nuclear arm fwed don. the fwoshte aid greement meets that test and with the support of great britain, germany, france, yes, even russia and yes, eve

. >> and before hold agnews conference this afternoon, the mayor first joined us on the nine this morning to discuss uber's global headquarters expanding here in oakland. >> it is a game changer, and it really solidifies oakland's status as the hottest new center of innovation in america uber is absolutely ready to sit down and forge a partnership because they chose oakland for its magic, for its soul, and so we are going to be working to get them to commit to make sure that we preserve that soul, and that's affordable. that is equity. that is fighting against displacement, and it is also preserving the cultural vitality of that neighborhood. so those are all things we're very mindful of, but we believe in oakland that we can have both. we can have progress and we can have preservation of that magic. >> you heard her there. the mayor also addressed concerns about gent case and displacement. >> she outlined four main points in what the company will work on with oakland. you herd a couple of them, fighting displacement, striving for equity and also becoming a compassionate neighbor and supp

[laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> well, he did get rid of agnew, that's true, but only after he pleaded no contest to bribes he took, so let's call that four and a half. >> he was a good piano player. >> but only in the key of g. he could play anything, but in the key of x. that's the best -- key of g. that's the best i can do off the top of my head, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> in your book one of the most interesting people, i guess, and most confusing was kissinger, henry kissinger. >> yeah. >> could you comment on your feelings in his role as an enabler -- >> yes. >> -- but also what was real about him and not, because i got a very confused feel -- >> kissinger is a very confusing person, especially if you read his memoirs. but let me try to explain. i have interviewed kissinger and, in fact, my mother was born 11 months after henry kissinger in the same little town outside of nuremberg. and so -- [laughter] i know where he came from, i know what he went through fleeing nazi germany, i know that he had a deep sense that history was a tragedy and that human beings w

. >>> new health warning in one east bay city may have something in place before buy agnew cell phone. >>> you heard about that pill that got that huge price hike. let's meet the guy who did it coming up in "bed and tech." >>> got a tip for bay area investigative unit call 1-888-966-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we. a live picture from "el cobre, cuba." pope francis celebratg >>> happening now. a live picture from cuba. where pope francis celebrating mass before leaving cuba. for his first visit to the united states. we'll have much more on his upcoming visit coming up at 6:30 this morning. >>> back at home now. two police officers recovering from minor injuries after a shootout with two suspects at a target parking lot in monterey. the suspect died at the scene. happened yesterday afternoon right off highway 1 a miles off of monterey. the two police officers were serving search warrants to two suspects and the suspects allegedlied shooting. the police fired back killing them. the officer suffered minor injuries. >>> 6:14. now to an nbc bay area follow up. a con

marvin mandel, who succeeded spiro agnew as governor in 1969, was 95 years old. horror film aficionados mourned the loss of wes craven today. the writer/director died sunday, of brain cancer. in 1984, craven's "nightmare on elm street," and its villain freddy krueger, carved a new path for the genre. he scored again with "scream" in 1996, setting off another wave of sequels. in 2010, craven spoke to abc's "nightline" about the changes he wrought, especially in depicting heroines. >> neve campbell in the first scream says, "why should i be interested in a horror film? they are always about some big breasted girl with no brain, no acting talent who runs upstairs instead of out the front door." so its that awareness, it's that sort of intelligence that is informed throughout these films. >> ifill: craven was 76 years old. still to come on the newshour: the week ahead in politics with amy walter and tamara keith. a trash epidemic triggers protests in lebanon. and much more. >> ifill: over the weekend, republican and democratic presidential candidates were out campaig

in 2007, we learned that the north koreans were build agnew clear reactor in syria's eastern desert. -- a nuclear reactor in syria's eastern desert. territory now governed by isis. when the israelis brought this information to us, president bush told them he would not take military action. the israelis decided to take action on their own. and destroyed the reactor. in each of these cases, it was either military action or the credible threat of military action that persuaded these rogue regimes to abandon their weapons programs. iran will not be convinced to abandon its program peacefully unless it knows it will face military action if it refuses to do so. that's how a serious negotiation plays out. that's how a self-respecting power with with everything in the balance must serve its vital interests. insisting on key, nonnegotiable points and maintaining a credible threat of military force are the indir spenceable elements of serious diplomacy over the iranian nuclear program. that's what the administration should have done all along. instead, they have presented us with a deal that s

speculation won't stop iran from reach agnew clear weapons capability. it should escape no one's notice that every measure, every economic sanction in place today against iran has failed to stop iran's lurch toward a nuclear weapon. remember, perhaps only months away from that nuclear threshold, it was time for america and our international partners to take this to another level before the only alternative available to all of us was the use of military force. this is why the u.s., great britain, germany, france, russia, and china join together to force and drive iran to the negotiated agreement. how often these days can we utter the names of those six countries together, working for he same cause. -- cause this -- cause? back in july when this agreement but reached, estated that it, quote, must constitute measurable progress in halting nuclear proliferation, driving the region and the world further away from nuclear arm fwed don. the fwoshte aid greement meets that test and with the support of great britain, germany, france, yes, even russia and yes, eve

because you know you are leck agnew pope whose going to be the head of the catholic church which overin the world, and when we saw the white smoke and we knew we had new pope it was -- obviously eric smith whose our chief photographer and iran down to sane peter' squares. to be in the middle of that before he came out to saint peter's basilica on the balcony was incredible. everyone was wonder hook this person was. a lot of people didn't know much about cardinal bergoglio. we didn't know, and so you're hearing bits and pieces. you're talking to people and then when he came out to the balcony you got that whole rush and whole feeling and whole energy when you're in a situation like that. when he asked again the crowd to bless him -- >> see, this is has been his theme. >> it was incredible. i didn't understand. to ask somebody and to say that it was incredible. so that's when you knew there was going to be a new era in the catholic church. >> absolutely. so now the festival of families main event begins. this is the philadelphia orchestra. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >>

president obama who just met with vladmir putin less than 48 hours agnew nothing about it.elligence report." i'm trish regan. the russian government insists it is trying to take out isis. sources in the intelligence community saying vladmir putin is not hitting isis with these attacks. he is hitting anti-assad forces which indicates this is about one thing and one thing only. vladmir putin keeping his ally,

stopping this deal, then the single most important issue in 2016 will be stopping iran from acquire agnew lear weapon. and any command for the chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up to anuary 20, 2017, and rip shreds this catastrophic deal. any commander in chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared in january, 2017, look in the eyes of the ayatollah khomeini and say under no circumstances does iran, led by a theocratic ayatollah who chants death to america, under no circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. and if iran will not stop its nuclear program, we will stop it for you. i want to thank every here for this rally, i want to thank tea party patriots, i want to thank the pro israel group, i want to thank my friend donald trump for oining us today. i want to thank the leaders of congress who are here. i want to thank the american people. let's rise up and tell every elected official in washington, no more talk. no more show votes. get it done. stop this deal. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> thank you, senator

sharp words for a president negotiate agnew clear agreement with an untrustworthy, terrorist-promote regular jet stream bent on destroying america. these these shrill republican attacks were against president ronald reagan for agreing with the soviets to limit nuclear missiles. while the bomb first rejectionist crowd, what they lack in understanding and creativity, they make up for here today in fatal consistency. those who think the only good deal with iran is a dead deal over nuclear weapons are only in danger -- are only endangering our families this week, i believe reason will prevail and the president will sustained. our families will be all the safer for it. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask to be recognized for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, 37 years ago today, i received one of the highest honors of my life, when i was arried to the former amy coppaqe -- coppage of wake