i'm robert gray.nt trump demanding an investigation of christopher steele, the former british spy hired by fusion gps to investigate suspected ties between russia and the trump campaign. the white house says the president is prepared to revoke the security clearances of former intelligence officers. after revoking the clearance of john brennan. mollie tibbetts vanished after going for a job in the brooklyn, iowa area. the website has already generated 200 new leads. i'm robert gray. now back to the judge. judge jeanine: barack obama ex-cia chief trashing the president. >> the fact that he's using a security clearance of a former cia director as a pawn in his public relations strategy i think is just so reflective of somebody who quite frankly i don't want to use this term. but he's drunk on power. he really is. and i think he's abusing the powers of that office. judge jeanine: does that guy live in crazyville? here with more, the author of "spy gate." dan bongino and chris hahn. chris, let's make one

i'm robert gray.sidents to be alert as they hunt for suspects behind the deadly crime spree. two people were murdered on friday during a robbery. those murders are just the latest history of shootings in the city that may be connected. they say four people have been shot, three fatally in the same east nashville community in less than one week. tonight please are urging residents to stay in groups and be careful. >>> severe thunderstorms knocked over a plan at the winstar world casino in oklahoma. it injured 14 fans waiting for a backstreet boys concert began. a dozen ambulances were called to the scene, some people were strapped to stretchers and rushed to hospital. several victims were tweeted at the scene. i'm robert gray, now back to "watters' world". safe. now back to. "watters' world." jesse: democrats have been blaming russia -- russian meddln their 2016 loss. last week in ohio they stay what sucks is our unwillingness to pass policy that protects our election integrity. i think it's russian me

robert gray is live in los angeles with the latest, hi, robert. >> hi, art they will, yeah, another shockingr maker ceo saying tesla will remain in public stock exchange reversing the controversial tweet from a few weeks ago that he was going to take the company private. elon musk last night writing that he changed his mind after getting feedback from investors including some large institutions that said they have rules limiting the amount of money they can invest in a private company, musk releasing a statement reading in part, quote, given the feedback i've received it's apparent that most of tesla's existing shareholders believe we are better off as public company. musk also says he consulted investment firms, goldman sachs, morgan stanley and silver lake, the ceo's august 7th tweets said tesla would pay 420 bucks a share to buyout shareholders and take the company private, that was 23% premium over the prior days closing price and what value the company at $72 billion. that tweet said musk secured funding for the deal which would relieve tesla from short-term pressure of reporting quarte

i'm robert gray. sel has reportedly cooperated extensively with special counsel robert mueller but new york times reporting again has met at least three times the best gators for 30 hours over the past nine months. he reportedly provided insight into the presidents demeanor regarding molars investigation. topics began discussed include the hiring of fbi director james comey. >>> oversees the death toll from those historic floods in india continues to climb, hundreds have died. soldiers were deployed to rescues those trapped without food, water and electricity, thousands are stuck on the rooftops of houses in community centers. emergency crews are struggling to reach those who need help. i'm robert gray and now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: is a public smear over beer. sam adams is the latest brand with the trump problem. that is what this boston globe headline says. it all started when a massachusetts mayor announced on twitter how brave that he will never drink them adams beer again because the

in los angeles, robert gray, fox news. >>> a dramatic caught on camera in southern california.is. good samaritans jumped in to help a family trapped inside of a sinking truck. you can see the truck sinking by a marina in long beach. a woman on the passenger's side is the first to escape. her son behind the driver's seat can be pushing out his dog next. his own rescue out of the truck happens off camera. all three fortunately escaped uninjured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> a digital marketing company in minnesota is offering new paid leave to pet parents. the company says staff members who have just added a new pet to their family can work from home. minnesota public radio says that the company just introduced the policy in its new benefits package. hey, hello, there. i'm good. how are you? >> so cute. >> it was inspired by a senior account manager who adopted a puppy in may and wanted to be with the pub while it adjusted at its new home. >>> still to come tonight, catching up on decades. decades of lost time. families, separated by war. up next tonig

robert gray has the latest. >> reporter: rescue efforts continue as soldiers and rescue crews try toople stranded by heavy flooding, following days of incessant rain in southern india's state. downpours, which started on august 8th, and have not let up, causing the worst flooding seen in the area in more than a century. hundreds have lost their lives due to rising waters and landslides. and, hundreds of thousands more are displaced. crews increase their efforts over the weekend, going through flood stricken neighborhoods, evacuating people by boat. a mother and her baby, stranded on the roof were rescued by helicopter. for harder to reach areas, air lifts are the only way to get people out. >> i've lost my house. i've lost everything i've had. i'm staying in a relief camp and i need help. >> reporter: volunteers are pitching in, gathering food, water, medical supplies and clothing for those in need. trucks delivering the age where they could, and troops dropping supplies and food to thousands, still stranded in more remote areas. weather conditions are expected to improve over the ne

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.onesian island hit by a third massive earthquake in less than a month. today's magnitude 6.9 quake knocking out power across the resort island. the first earthquake hit on july 29, killing at least 16 people. one week later, the second one killed more than 460. at least one person was killed today but authorities are unable to survey the full extent of the damage due to the power outages. >>> and rescue efforts are ramping up in the indian coastal state where the worst flooding in a century left thousands trapped without food or water. weeks of torrential monsoon rains triggering landslides that wiped out entire villages. the rising waters killed 350 people, displacing hundreds of thousands more. i'm robert gray. now back to "life, liberty & levin." . mark: welcome back. dr. coburn, mark meckler. dr. coburn, what reforms are you proposing that we institute? >> three areas, scope and jurisdiction federal government. and i'll get specific on that. financial responsibility. how about bein

robert gray is live in los angeles with more on that. robert? >> thanks, jon.c carmaker ceo keeping analysts and investors on their toes. elon musk now saying tesla will remain publicly traded, that reverses his controversial tweet from just a few weeks ago, that he was going to take the company private. elon musk last night writing that he changed his mind after getting feedback from investors including some large institutions that said they have rules limiting the amount of money they can invest in to a private company. musk releasing a statement reading in part, quote, given the feedback i've received, it's apparent that most of tesla's existing shareholders believe we are better off as a public company. musk says he consulted with several investment firms as well. the ceo's august 7th tweet said tesla would pay a 23% premium to buy out shareholders and take the company private. it would have valued the company at 72 billion dollars. now, that tweet of course saying that musk tweeting the stock roared up 11% the day of the tweet now it is back below that lev

i'm robert gray.ing his first trip to israel as president from national security advisor. he met today with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. topping the agenda, iran. the us looking to the weapons program after withdrawing from the nuclear deal. bolton will meet with his russian counterpart in geneva later this week. >>> an event aimed at promoting peace and community is in gunfire. marking another violent weekend in chicago. the people were shot in the back-to-school picnic at a playground on the city's north side. the chicago sun-times reporting across the city at least 46 people have been shot since friday, two victims died from their injuries. no word on whether any arrests have been made. i'm robert gray and now back to object to fight, dana white. this room is remarkable. thank you, nobody's seen this room except for my inner, inner circle, yeah. this room i built because i can't travel to all the fights like i used to. so, i used to-- i went on a 12 or 13 year run where i didn't

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.ip to israel as president trump's national security adviser. he met today with prime minister benjamin netanyahu at his home in jerusalem. topping the agenda, iran. the u.s. looking to rein in iran's weapons program after withdrawing from the nuclear deal. later this week bolton will meet with his russian counterpart in geneva. >>> rescue efforts are ramping up in the indian coastal state where the worst flooding in a century left thousands trapped without food or water. crews working to airdrop supplies to families stranded on rooftops. weeks of torrential monsoon rains triggering landslides that wiped out entire villages. the rising waters killed 350 people and displaced hundreds of thousands of more. i'm robert gray, now back to "objectified." this room is remarkable. thank you, nobody's seen this room except for my inner, inner circle, yeah. this room i built because i can't travel to all the fights like i used to. so, i used to-- i went on a 12 or 13 year run where i didn't miss a

i'm robert gray. now back to the judge.udge jeanine: barack obama ex-cia chief trashing the president. >> the fact that he's using a security clearance of a former cia director as a pawn in his public relations strategy i think is just so reflective of somebody who quite frankly i don't want to use this term. but he's drunk on power. he really is. and i think he's abusing the powers of that office. judge jeanine: does that guy live in crazyville? here with more, the author of "spy gate." dan bongino and chris hahn. chris, let's make one thing clear. you don't have a right to have a security clearance nor are you entitled to leave with a security clearance. the president has an obligation to make sure he protects classified information. so to me it seems that security clearance should be granted to further the national interests. so i get the sense that you would probably say so what, john brennan should keep his. >> everything you just said is true. the problem here is that the president is using his office to exact retribu

i'm robert gray in los angeles. a new development in the robert mueller russia investigation.ouse counsel don mcghan participated in 30 hours of interviews giving an inside look at the firing of james comey and other issues on obstruction of justice. the number of people who died in the bridge collapse in italy rising to 43. a genoa hospital said the truck driver has died. italy's president is demanding guarantees that all of his country's roads are safe. now back to. "watters' world." jesse: democrats have been blaming russia -- russian meddln their 2016 loss. last week in ohio they stay what sucks is our unwillingness to pass policy that protects our election integrity. i think it's russian meddling. i don't think he was part of russian melding. he couldn't even remember his own campaign website during an interview. >> do you have a website? >> definitely have a website and a link for the donate page at the top of the website. >> could you tell us what that website is. >> off the top of my head, i don't remember. jesse: joining me, ohio green party candidate joe manchik. let

. [♪] robert: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm robert gray. r investigation. the "new york times" reporting white house counsel don mcghan has been cooperating extensively with the special counsel. he voluntarily participated in 30 hours of interviews giving investigators a look at the firing of james comey and other issues related to obstruction of justice. the number of people killed in the bridge collapse in italy has risen to 43. a genoa hospital says a truck driver who suffered severe injuries died. mourners attended a state funeral saturday to honor the victims. now back to "watters world." greg: is a public smear over beer. sam adams is the latest brand with the trump problem. that is what this boston globe headline says. it all started when a massachusetts mayor announced on twitter how brave that he will never drink them adams beer again because the companies cofounder praised trumps tax cuts. that is all the same adam died. nobody got hurt, no crime but he had an opinion. the only thing getting murdered here is the punctuation in this

i'm robert gray.h koreans heading north to reunite with long-separated family members. many have been separated since the korean war. south korea's unification ministry says there are 600,000 to 700,000 south core rians with relatives in north korea. larry nassar was transferred to a prison facility in oklahoma. he was previously imprisoned in tucson, arizona. he was assaulted when placed in the general population at the facility. he has pled guilty to assaulting girls in his role as doctor for u.s.a. girls gymnastics. dr. coburn, mark meckler. dr. coburn, what reforms are you proposing that we institute? >> three areas, scope and jurisdiction federal government. and i'll get specific on that. financial responsibility. how about being accountable with our money? mark: you've spent an entire career on this. >> i have. and finally limiting the terms of both appointed and elected officials. but let me go to the core one. the fact that your state can't control how it educates its children comes about thro

. >>> confederate satcher came down in north carolina drying demonstrators as robert gray reports, protesters and counter protesters got into fights. >> reporter: tensions flare at the now former side of the confederate statue at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. police had to step in when clashes broke out on saturday among demonstrators from opposing groups. on one side, people caring confederate flags angry about the recent toppling of the silent sam statue. the century-old monument was torn down monday during a student protest, angry and those who maintained that despite his faults, the confederacy is a part of america's past. spike any part of history doesn't need to be destroyed, with history. >> reporter: they came out to protest on saturday drying counter protesters to see the memorial as a glorification as white nationalism. >> we come peaceful that's what we want to stay. got a couple out here that don't want to be peaceful. >> there is always a statue presented for white supremacy. >> things took a turn to lead to physical fighting a police intervention. at least a h

robert e. lee is in green. jefferson davis is in gray. you have stonewall jackson in yellow. jeb stuart is the large blue. and nathan bedford forest, in the top left. and below him is pierre toutant. so -- yeah -- beauregard. you know what i'm talking about. and they're the most prominent on the landscape. so in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues located throughout the city. but the one clearly that is more prominent are the five that sit on monument avenue. the grand boulevard in our city that was developed as a real estate boon, and it was never -- and this is a thing that folks don't know, and what we -- we had the opportunity to share with our community, is that it was never -- monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happenstance. and it happened happenstance shortly after lee died. and it was clear everyone wanted to do -- do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee, and then it quickly became a conversation, it can be nowhere else but richmond. and then it took another 20 years before that happened. but when it w

robert e. lee is in green. jeff son davis is in gray. stonewall jackson in yellow. jeb stuart is that large blue. and top left, nay that forest and below him is pierre sultan. so, yeah -- yeah, bauregard. you know what i'm talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. so in richmond, we have a number city but the most prominent ones are the ones that sit -- it was never -- monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happen stance. and it happened happen stance shortly after lee died. and it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee and then it quickly became a conversation of it can be nowhere else but richmond. and then it took another 20 years before that happened. but when it was finally determined to place it on this western side of town that actually had absolutely nothing there but, you know, big open fields, but the desire to build this brand boulevard again, the house building began in ernest. today, it boasts some of the richmond's most expensive and impressive real estate

gray submarine shaped bye like a kayak. this year alone the colombia navy seized 71 tons of drugs and captured 14 submarines. >>> a white house lawyer has been helping in robertbstruction of justice probe in order to exonerate himself according to a "new york times" report. it says white house counsel don mcgahn became concerned that president trump planned to set him up to be held responsible for any potential wrongdoing. since he extensivyprovided information tr team otherwise wouldn't have learned about's in a tweet toni td mcgann and others to fully cooperate because there is nothing to hide. >>> dramatic video of a rescue at sea. the chilean navy coming to the aid of a 13-foot whale. trying to cut that whale loose from a fishing net. the diver next to the whale. just off the coast there and divers took turns cutting the net and were eventually a able to free that whale. >>> turn it over to sports now. here is a preview. >> out at the treehouse in oakland, and the as looking to clean a piece of the division lead wit houston astros. bring you highlights from all o celebrating the 2002 win streak and hoping to celebrate after the game. all the action from t

gray zone, this case had it. >> two months after i publish the article, the cia officer's name is robert ames, great american hero it was published two years ago called the good spy. he came to beirut and came to visit station it happen that i had a meeting with the military that same day. i left the embassy about 1230. just after 1:00 o'clock on that day in april 1983, the biggest car bomb that anybody had seen in beirut exploded at the door of the embassy i had heard this shattering explosion. iran down the hill. i saw the embassy shattered, described as the flesh of the building have been ripped away and saw the insides. the hero had been killed along with every member cia station was in beirut that day. they were all at lunch and happen to be near where the highest impact of the ball. in the aftermath, the arabs who had been working with the u.s. on this long case, remember our thoughts, chief of intelligence had been in constant contact with the cia. the people who had been involved in it knew about it and needed to talk about it and grieve over the loss of this man. because i have been working on a story fo

gray area and the number of players are protesting. the miami herald says dolphin receivers sills and wilson took a knee prior to their game against tampa bay and defensive end robert quinn raised a fist like he did last season and for the steelers eagles game, melbourne jenkins reportedly raised their fist during the and some and defensive end michael bennett walked onto the field after the anthem started. shannon: thank you very much. the controversy surrounding kneeling for the national anthem is front and center. let's talk about it with the senate minority leader and guy benson. what do you make of it? we are starting off again and so much back and forth what owners can do and players can do. >> in the absence of any explicit directive from the nfl which is on hold due to union back in force, basically we are back to square one and players are going to do what players want to do. this signals that the concerns from the players continue and probably some of this is fueled by the 1-year anniversary of the charlottesville protests that occurred a year ago today or this week. i would urge the nfl, peoples first amendment rights, the national football league is the

grai salt on it. look, he would implicate the president in the assassination of abraham lincoln if he thought he could. final, michael mukasey, we heard thlpresident repeatedly cal the robert mueller investigation a witch hunt,de he's scribed the people working on it as democrat thugs. due agree withawe -- due agree o you agree with all that?s >> that in my vocabulary. i didn't choose those words, he did. i can understand his frustration with the investigation which was supposedo look into the question of whether there had been involved by the trump campaign with the russians in influencing our election in 2016. so far, that hasn't been shown, and there's been a lot of other thin have been, including the manafort indictment, and so on, but i can understand his frustration with constantly having to deal with that on a day-to-day basis rather than other issues, but i certainly don't buy into phrases like that, they're not in my vocabulary. >> woodruff: but do you thatnk the investn is warranted? >> the investigate may have been warranted at one time. i think it would be ia good a to let it run its course, whatever that course is. c thrse is not going to involve charges again

gray, deputy editor of "the spectator." good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> so let's start with this news, that president trump and his legal team don't know what don mcgahn revealed to robert mueller in some 30 hours of testimo testimony, yet this is what the president tweeted. "the failing new york times wrote a fake piece today implying that because white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of testimony to the special counsel he must be a john dean type rat. by allowed him and all others to testify. i didn't have to. i have nothing to hide." so despite not knowing what mcgahn told mueller the president and his personal lawyer rudy giuliani, their standing in this position, they're insisting that mcgahn is a strong witness for the president. how is that possible and why wouldn't they know what he said? >> i think you're seeing probably underneath a lot of the hot air from trump and his twitter feed you're seeing a lot of frustration at the early strategy they adopted to cooperate with the mueller inquiry and to cooperate fully. and now that they have changed strategy particularly under rudy giuliani to say the mueller investigation is a witch hunt against them and n

robert wilkie confirmation hearing. he said he is not for privatization. secretary shulkin said the same thing. privatization is a gray area. it is different for different people. bumping upople, private sector appointments to more than 1/3 of appointments across the v.a. is considered privatization. this is a concern under the trump administration. it has been for a long time. we are going to have to pay attention. republicans are saying they are not for privatization. that privatizing the v.a. would take an act of congress. that would never get support from veterans. closel be paying really attention to this now that there is a permanent secretary who can make changes. from manassas, virginia, it sounds like you are listening on the radio. we appreciate that. caller: i am driving to the d.c. area. i was in the military for 13 years. i had a chance to utilize the choice program twice. well.t worked out very i went to a private doctor and got the health care i needed. much.cond time, not so i have been dealing with the same issue trying to get an appointment for two months. ,inally, after calling weekly the issue is n