james robertson: generally. james robertson: -- general lee.i would just to why he was the nation's greatest reconciliatory when northerners and southerners are butting heads, he was talking about reconciliation. it was a necessity of bringing the nation back together again. he demonstrated that by taking a bankrupt college and making it an international institution. washington and lee university. and the way, one of the ways he thought about reconciliation was to his credit and this, sounds critical, to his critical he forgot the past. he would not talk about the civil war. he would not grant you know breeze -- interviews or right memoirs. he would be certainly violently opposed to the confederate flag in any shape or form -- for being shown. the war is over. i have lead people into battle and now i must leave men to peace. brian: our guest is professor james robertson. teacher at virginia tech. the book we are talking about, he has about 20 of them, after the civil war, the heroes, villains, civilians who changed america. we thank you for com

this includes areas of brown, adams, lewis, bracken, and robertson counties. primarily it's a wet and slushy snow as some rain continued to mix in overnight and now this morning some of it melting on impact. however, be cautious for minor accumulation of 1 to 2 on some rural surfaces. closer to the city could have some slushy roads in portions of clermont side and secondary. other story remains fog which has reduced visibility all night to be very dense some wet pavement that fell i can't areas near the wide spread. temperatures today will reach 36 degrees and we afternoon before a rain and snow mix will set up this evening. any accumulation would be minor and as of now very scattered. overnight that will taper as temps drop to 28 degrees. we are dry on wednesday with a high of 37 degrees. then sunny and slowly warming the second half of the week with upper 50s by friday and and mid 50s this weekend. carstar traffic utility work requires short- on north and southbound interstate 71 at socialville-foster road, approximately mile marker 22.5. the ramp from weste

. >> this week on "q&a," civil war historian james robertson.e talks about his book "after the civil war." host: professor james robertson, can you remember the first time you cared about the civil war? professor robertson: yes, sir. i remember when i was a boy sitting in my grandma's lap. her mind was clear as a bell. i remember her telling me what her father had done at the battle of gettysburg. the link with the civil war is very direct with me. so, from the time i was a young boy able to absorb history, i was interested in it, and i'm glad i am, because history is the best teacher. host: how many years were you teaching the civil war? prime minister lee: it was an elective course -- professor robertson: it was an elective course. students to get because they wanted to. there were about 22 thousand students. how many host: how many books have you written? professor robertson: i don't know. i just write them and hope they do well. host: i read that your book on stonewall jackson had done the best. professor robertson: so far. it is about a con

the parties talking about his pat robertson robertson is central to the c.b.s. story he founded the network in one nine hundred sixty and at age eighty eight still hosts the seven hundred club in genesis i he's a hugely influential figure in the evangelical community like the fundamentalists here of christianity. but it's not just his faith that guides and his father was a u.s. senator and he himself ran for the republican presidential nomination in one thousand eight. through his blood and i've always said that he is first a politician and secondly a minister i think he's brilliant he really years he's especially brilliant when it comes to politics and market you could think of him almost as a precursor to trump a t.v. personality running for president right he laid the groundwork for someone who is not necessarily a political person running for. president and using the mobilization of conservative christian voters as the driving force behind their presidential run pat robertson believes in the end times and he believes that before the second coming of christ c

some kind of confrontation ensued, and robertson died in a shootout. the fbi had been investigating robertson for five months for allegedly making threats against other officials. among them, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, new york attorney general letitia james, and attorney general merrick garland. all of them overseeing criminal or civil proceedings against former president donald trump. in march, using truth social, a platform favored by trump, robertson said he would be traveling to new york to fulfill his dream of killing bragg. the criminal complaint includes allegations of more than two dozen other threats against vice president harris, prosecutors, and fbi agents. >> there is a line to be crossed, december clearly this individual crossed that line. >> that was ed o'keefe reporting. >>> there are new developments in the january 6th investigation. cbs news has confirmed the details in a trump campaign memo that lay out a post-election plot to use fake electors to block joe biden from taking office. and as robert costa reports, the inve

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borja: las horas estÁn contadas para robert robertson, es un preso que recibirÁ la inyecciÓn letal ene 24 por la muerte de su hija. lo acusan de haberla sacudido violentamente, pero Él lo sigue negando, solamente la misericordia del gobernador podrÍa salvarlo, tenemos los detalles de la nueva evidencia y asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola que tal como estÁn? con mucho gusto, borja voces, aaron sarasa, hoy es miÉrcoles 16 de octubre, esta es su "ediciÓn digital", su compaÑÍa al mediodÍa. llega elforo, televisa univisiÓn los latinos preguntan, donald trump responde. borja: les vamos a llevar directamente hasta el foro, pero antes, tan pronto como maÑana serÁ ejecutado robert robertson, el padre condenado a la pena capital por sacudir violentamente a su hija de 2 aÑos en el aÑo 2002. como te hemos contado aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", serÍa la primera ejecuciÓn del paÍspor el sÍndrome del bebÉ sacudido. carolina: el padre ha dicho una y otra vez que es inocente por la muerte de su hijita, de hecho, presentÓ dos peticiones de clemencia, pero ambas han sido rechazadas. nuestra col

pat robertson was 93 years old.a desjardins. ♪ amna: a new report released by unicef, the united nations children's fund, contains an appalling statistic -- each day, 20 children are killed or maimed in conflicts around the world. that is since they began recording data in 2005. a staggering 315,000 grave violations against children have been verified by the u.n. thousands of children have been abducted, recruited into armed conflicts and subjected to sexual violence in global conflicts over the last two decades. now, this is a very tough subject. and a warning, we should say some viewers may be disturbed by some of the details in the conversation i had earlier about this report with unicef's executive director, catherine russell. help us understand the context here. how do you gather these numbers? and are these conservative estimates or worst-case scenarios? catherine: i think you make such a good point, which is, these are quite conservative estimates. these are cases of -- where we can actually verify what happe

they knew about it a&e new all about robertson. now that a&e is getting heat for what robertson has been saying for years, a&e is running for the hills rather than standing up for the first amendment. a&e is cowering and trying to pull a fast one on all of us. pretending that they just learned about robertson's views and they find his views so appalling him that they are suspending him. that is a fantasy. now here is the truth. "duck dynasty" gets big ratings and a&e likes the big cash that comes with big ratings so they never cared what robertson said as long as he kept high ratings. you know that and, of course, a&e knows that a&e executives must think we are all stupid with their phony reaction now. but in that holiday spirit if you are charitable towards that a&e executive and you well, maybe they have re-thought about robertson's statements and now they have change of heart even to the point where they think good manners trumps the first amendment? well, think again, a&e just did five hours of programming of "duck dynasty" las

robertson: in the short end.f the increase in ois and the libor rate number one has been mentioned. consistent with rates moving higher. that's no surprise to me. i also concur that i do not believe that it is an indicator of any type of stress in the market whatsoever. i think there is an opportunity there. also i think what's important and that we haven't pointed out yet is the repatriation of cash from overseas. i think that has a significant effect on where this level is going. jonathan: where are the opportunities? mr. cielinski: in the fixed income market overall? jonathan: you said there would be opportunities. mr. cielinski: if you think about my forecast, and a lot of areas of fixed income have seen deteriorating performance. obviously, with my view, high yield would be attractive. high-yield bonds would be attractive. that would be both domestically and globally. there would be opportunity in certainly the treasury curve, and even with diversification sense, we are not getting paid zero for cash anymore

marcella robertson look through this and today not a police officer michael addington is awaiting trial for killing david lee from back in twenty fourteen. now he's also in the middle of a suit the suit filed by lincoln's parents asks for nine million dollars the night of the shooting late m's mother called nine one one when her son who suffered from a mental illness pulled out a knife when officers arrived ending ten shot late them nine times including in the back with fifth offense with killing you know why this bill lackey with murder and relate them david's mother told us that after reading teens indictment at the time of the incident police said lee some threatened responding officers with a knife but his family denies that the lawsuit claims officer addington pulled out his gun as soon as he responded to the leaf them home. it goes on to say the family begged officers not to shoot telling them their son was in danger as just mentally ill the family's attorney says addington unlawfully shot and killed late on by excessive and unreasonable use of deadly force and that his death has

anywhere. >>> back with me now duck dynasty's phil robertson. i want to talk to you about something donald trump said on fox. >> in some cases teachers should have guns in classrooms frankly because teachers -- you look at some of our schools, unbelievable what's going on but i'm not advocating guns in classrooms but remember in some cases and a lot of people admit this case, trained teachers should be able to have guns in classrooms. >> he talked to cnn about this today saying he meant trained teachers should have guns in schools. is he right? >> because there's been so much carnage in from time to time in our schools, i don't disagree with his assessment. people just come in the way they have done in some of these schools and just start shooting up the place, i would feel better and it if my children were in that school if someone -- and i would have to stress, because they would have to be fully trained to know firearms and be thoroughly vetted but i would say at least they would have had a better chance if they were the case, so i don't thin

that was phil robertson. that was phil robertson's words but he's going to affirm the institution of marriage as one man and one woman. >> you're both all right with that? >> well bob speaks for himself and i'm sure that ted cruz speaks for himself and phil robertson is speaking for himself. >> so let me ask you about what happened -- >> when you're talking to republican primary voters it's not a question any of you want to take on directly right now. sarah palin was expected to be a big boost with the same voters that ted cruz is trying to reach with phil robertson. that's the evangelicals. she has been campaigning with him. jerry fallwell jr. has been campaigning. making his endorsement not about faith. here's the problem for you. 56% of evangelicals in iowa have a negative view of donald trump. >> i think that for a lot of people it's a matter that donald trump appeals across a broader spectrum than probably any candidate has in the last 30 years. i think if you see the number of people that show up at our

>> broadcasting live, willie robertson, "duck dynasty" star. let's talk to david axelrod before he comes out. to introduce melania trump, to have donald trump, it defies pretty much every convention i've ever been at. you don't hear from the candidate really until the last night. >> no. i remember 2012. mitt romney was sitting in the box, watching his wife speak. and then surprised her and came up on stage to give her a kiss after her speech. so, he did make a cameo appearance. this is different. what donald and melania trump are trying to do tonight and throughout the entire convention is present themselves as an american family to the public and to show that their family has values that not only republicans share, but that the country should share. and i think she is the beginning of that. and i don't think it's a donald trump needs humanizing. i think he is a pretty human candidate. i think she needs to soften him a little bit and talk about the other side of him. that's exactly what she's going to do. his popularity with women, as you know,

it shows robertson holding what investigators say is a gun. moments before the encounter, people called 911, saying robertson was acting erratically and firing rounds. >> like at least seven times in the air. >> we showed he had a weapon in his hand throughout the whole encounter. there's going to be criticism any time there's a deputy- involved shooting. that's why we've come out today to try and be as transparent as we can. >> reporter: the shooting happened saturday afternoon in lynnwood, california. investigators say deputies opened fire after robertson refused to drop his gun. in all, two deputies fired a total of 33 bullets. >> after the first shot and he hit the ground, he was immobilized. there was nothing you could really do to him. just to stand there and keep shooting and reload and keep shooting, it was just -- it was uncalled for. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. >> there were several citizens, civilians in that arena that public safety was critical here with a su

prayed with robertson inside prison this month. your execution date is approaching. how do you how do you cope with that tried to keep hope alive. >> each and every day, you know? >> cnn spoke with robertson inside the death row prison unit. why should people believe that you didn't kill your daughters? >> because i didn't, you know he's like you or me. we can't make a personal believers you know, and stuff, you know? but i carry to the hospital and stuff, you know i didn't have nothing to hide. >> but you didn't violently shake? no, sir. your daughter did yet letter never develops shaker all i was accused of and never did why do you think you were convicted? because i couldn't explain what happened to her. lasted you're guilty. and that way as acting funny because of my autism. it you know, head out to two, i was here. >> brian wharton is the former police detective who helped convict robertson. he says he's ashamed and now believes robertson is innocent. this week, robertson asked wharton to be with his family and friends in the

tom: let's finish up with julian robertson on where we are. how would you pick a hedge fund manager now? there are a lot of people scrapping away trying to get seed money. to some in our audience, it sounds like a lot of money but that's not in your world. the industries you mentioned earlier, are they so difficult that you look for more closing of hedge funds and returning of assets? julian: i still think the good people will do well and the good people are beginning to do well again. how does one look for one? i think you look for records. are famous for seating , the tiger cubs and grand cubs, that youou look for want to give money to these days and is a harder to find people these days? that has been the really interesting part of our business, at least it has been for me. i tried to find what were little a goodhat would define hedge fund manager. one of them is competitiveness. athletessuccessful just won't be beaten because they won't be. is very,tive nature very important. we've tried to find other characteristics and i have improved th

they must've known. >> i think there was a lot of cover-up for example aaron robertson, i don't know if i want to call the guy, and animal. i think what happened and transpired the so many eyes and ears, i feel like they don't want to think it was him, his confirmatory bias. and they wanted to look another way. i'm not sure why they were protecting him. >> but they ultimately got him and that's when he committed suicide i guess, but they ultimately got him so that was frankly, somebody did that, who was in charge, they did not let him get away with it is what i'm saying and they probably wouldn't have. >> so they issued a lookout for him and he escaped somehow on foot and i'm not sure if they give them a hint because how do they let the one guard who is watching him, how did he miss him and then a second guard and then the guard in the front. did they tell him, did they let him in, didn't they try to issue and detain him, for some reason the senior attorney at the base would not allow for them -- they basically could not detain him because there is not enough facts and evidence, beli

they are not sure why robertson was acting so agitated. >> we're in the sure, but there may be a drug connection to it as well. >> it appears to us that a black man once again was shot and killed by law enforcement. >> but also urged patience and calm. >> let the investigation take its course and wherever it takes us and leads us to, that's where we'll go. we're asking people don't make a decision based on a ten-second clip that is seen on the news. >> bisi onile-ere, al jazeera, new york. >> today marks three years since the sandy hook massacre in new town, connecticut. 20 first grade children were and six teachers were killed. families are asking the public to honor the victims by showing acts of kindness. >>> well, the faa is calling for drone owners to region stir their aircraft before march next year. the new registration process is mandatory of all users of unmanned aircraft. they expect drone sells to be high this holiday, and they are giving owners the opportunity to learn air-safe rules and responsibility. can you till us more about this registration process? >> patricia, thi

robertson officially injured -- endorse ted cruz last month. tisha: hoverboard makers might be hit with a recall if they don't get their act. together the consumer product safety commission issued a warning to retailers. some models of the self balancing scooters are prone to catching fire and exploding. they cited 53 reports of fires caused by hoverboards in 24 states. hoverboards are not permitted on public streets in london, and new york city has banned them altogether. steve: we begin in australia, with one guy's really dumb decision over here. he narrowly avoids getting hit by this approaching train. for some reason he tries crossing the tracks before down on him. the engineer hit the emergency brake, and the guy jumped out of the way. amazingly, he was not hurt. in upstate new york, a driver touching video of what he calls the best worst driver in the history of the snowstorm, that guy in the bmw weaving back and forth on the icy road, really close to plowing into that pickup truck. the identity of that mysterious driver is unknown. you h

the parties talking about is pat robertson robertson is central to the c.b.s. story he founded the network in one nine hundred sixty and at age eighty eight still hosts the seven hundred club in genesis he's a hugely influential figure in the evangelical community like the fundamentalists review of christianity. but it's not just his faith that guides his father was a u.s. senator and he himself ran for the republican presidential nomination in one thousand nine hundred. parents got politics flowing through his blood and i've always said that he is first a politician second a minister i think he's brilliant he really years he's especially brilliant when it comes to politics and market you could think of him almost as a precursor to a t.v. personality running for president right he laid the groundwork for someone who is not necessarily a political person running for president and using the mobilization of conservative christian voters as the driving force behind their presidential run pat robertson believes in the end times and he believes that before the second

sonia aparicio sÁnchez tiene este controversial caso la ejecuciÓn de robert robertson es inminente traspender su sentencia de muerte. >> ahora, robertson enfrenta de manera inminente su ejecuciÓn por inyecciÓn letal. este jueves. robertson, condenado hace mÁs de dos dÉcadas por el asesinato de su hija de dos aÑos, ha mantenido firmemente que es inocente. este miÉrcoles, ana vÁzquez y una coaliciÓn de defensores entregÓ mÁs de 100.000 peticiones firmadas en la oficina del gobernador abbott. instÁndolo a detener la ejecuciÓn y permitir que un tribunal escuche nuevas pruebas mÉdicas y cientÍficas que, segÚn expertos, demuestran que la hija de dos aÑos de robertson muriÓ por causas naturales y accidentales. >> i'm here today because like robert robertson i know what it means to be accused and convicted of a crime that never occurred. i know what it means to confront false allegations. >> en su momento, los fiscales argumentaron que la niÑa muriÓ debido a un episodio violento de sacudidas. basÁndose en sÍntomas que anteriormente se consideraban pruebas irrefutables de abuso conocidos como la

right, and which country feel robertson could apply pressure on me on mars military today? it's been a lot of talk, of course about china's role in china's influence on young was military, could, could china be the one applying pressure on, on the military to end this fine? well, i think that trying to certainly could, but i think trying to probably won't. there was a meeting between me and mar, foreign minister and the chinese foreign minister just the other day and in china and these sort of issues didn't come out. i think what we need to see is japan, which is considered to be a very close friend of me and mar, the historical friend, needs to be stepping up and saying very clearly to me online and others that look, you know, there has to be a different way of doing this and, you know, taking it out on civilians in this way is just unacceptable. thank you very much for talking to us feel robertson from human rights want showing a fair lie from bank. thanks for your time to russia now, where a court in moscow is hearing a petition to outlaw political organizations linked t

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robertson was pronounced dead at the scene. >> appears this young man crawled to his death. he wasashot again and again n d again. >> reporter: local civil rights indepeent investigation into robertson's death. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning, i-5, north of a mudslide closed northbound lanes. traffic was snarled for miles sunday night on the freeway near the grapevine. drivers say the backups lasted for hourur mud and debris on the road closed about 35 miles of the interstate. >>> parts of the pacific northwest face new rain after they clean up from a week of heavy flooding. a massive landslide in hilllamuk, oregon. what started as a series of cracks on a hillside street, turned into a crater as the earth gave way. homeowners say therereas no warning. not sound one. it's just the land went away. >> friends and neighbors helped fill hundred dollars of sandbags. they hope a tarp will prevent the hill from sliding more and taking the house with it. >>> the storms that triggered flooding and lanlides on the west coast are moving st. winter watches and@adv

let's get the latest from phil robertson deputy director of asia division of the human rights watch in bangkok phil welcome to d.w. i want to start by asking you what you know about the nighttime kidnapping of some opponents of the military. well there is quite clearly an increase in night time raids by the police and military they're going after the activists who they've determined are playing a leading role in these proxy protests and and the nighttime raids are also about trying to intimidate others. there's at least $300.00 people $350.00 people have been arrested since the coup most of them are being held without charges and we want them all released immediately and unconditionally but quite clearly the dragnet is rapidly expanding international pressure is needed to ensure the people who are arrested been are actually released and to tell the c.c.s. rights abuses 23000 inmates as i'm sure you know were released from in march prisons on friday the army would have citizens believe it's an act of goodwill what do you believe well we have seen in the past these kind of tactics by mil

independent robertson's death. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: this week the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates for the first time in more than nine years. the expected increase, a quarter point. for more on what this means we turn to cbs business news analyst jel sha linger. we figure it will happen this week. >> it's almost certain and here's why. the fed slashed rates ten times over 14 months until we got down to zero percent during the financial crisis. that was an effort to stimulate the economy. all these years later, what has happened. the economy is growing about a 2 and a quarter percent a year for the last few years. we've got job creation, unemployment down at five persz. the fed thinks it's time to normalize interest rate policy. they'll start this week. >> glor: if this happens, who wins, who loses. >> finally good news for savers who have gotten basically zero percent interest on their checking, savings and cds. borrowers could pay a little more for all kinds of loans

robertson failed the bar, but found religion. baptist minister turned a bankrupt tv station into the christian broadcasting network. >> welcome to "the 700 club." >> reporter: at the heart of cbn was "the 700 club." it would launch robertson's bid for the 1988 republican presidential nomination. >> i will be the president of the united states to serve you. >> reporter: rallying conservative evangelicals, he came in second in iowa, ahead of the eventual president george h.w. bush. >> this victory tonight belongs to the people of iowa. >> reporter: and use that influence to create the politically powerful christian coalition. prone to incendiary comments, robertson blamed hurricane katrina on abortion and agreed with jerry falwell that 9/11 was caused in part by feminists, gays, and lesbians. >> i totally concur. >> reporter: two years ago, robertson finally retired, having built a religious empire that still influences our politics. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, he was the prime suspect in natalee holloway's disappea

robertson, there's no evidence he had the guns. but if he did have the guns, they're antique guns because he's an antique gun hobbyist. put those specifics aside. here's where we are. six months after the insurrection, so many back and forth arguments from defendants and prosecutors over whether to simply be held in jail pending trial. trial itself, that's a long ways off. the first major trial to be scheduled so far in this insurrection, chris, is the accused oath keepers group. the trial date is late january, 2022. that's a year after the insurrection. it's worth mentioning some of the defendants in that case are being held in jail pretrial, which means they'll have served a year in jail just to get to the trial date. the basic point here, chris, is we're closer to the starting line than to the finish line of most of these cases. >> that's a really good point and you and i have talked about this before, the sheer volume and capacity issues and the one d.c. office dealing with it. you mentioned the oath keepers. it seems to me the

robertson, mr. trump, the democrats had a good day. >>> coming up, veteran affairs secretary shinseki -- why do i always mess up his name? shinseki. shinseki, he resigns, but for republicans, this was never about him. this was about attacking president obama. plus, president obama's try to defend young men takes a big step, and will first lady michelle obama run for office? president obama makes a prediction on that and more on the kelly and michael show. stay with us. (meow mix jingle) right on cue. it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> well, first lady michelle obama run for office some day? president obama's making predictions in his latest interview. >> but we want to know, do you think she should run for office some day? yes or no. you can vote on our facebook page or on twitter. so vote now and be sure to leave a comment. we'll have your answers and president obama's own comments about

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geoffrey robertson, welcome to hardtalk. how big a deal is the icc�*s decision to charge vladimir putin with war crimes and issue an arrest warrant? it's very important because it has removed a credibility that he would otherwise have had. he is banned now from 123 countries. so, in addition, he may well end up in the hague, not soon, of course, but in years to come, there may be a coup and he may, like milosevic, be handed over to ease sanctions. he may, in time, he's only 69, be stumbling into the dock like some old nazi, as there are at the moment in germany, so it is not without significance. i'm imagining people listening to you in moscow and giving a look of complete distain to what they have just heard. the fact is vladimir putin is still president of russia, comfortable in the kremlin. you say he can't travel. actually, i spoke to a member of the duma, the russian parliament, just a few days ago — yevgeny popov — who said, "forget it. "of course, vladimir putin is still going to travel. "he's going to travel and visi

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robertson was pronounced dead at the scene. community activist naj ali says the shooting is disturbing. >> it appears that this young man crawled to his death. he was shot again, again and again. chris: local civil rights leaders have called for an independent investigation into robertson's death. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. elizabeth: to the san bernardino shooting. right now the fbi says nothing related to the terror attack has been found in a local lake. investigators started searching this lake on thursday. the fbi hasn't uncovered anything that will help the investigation. investigators have said syed farook and tashfeen malik tried to cover their tracks by destroying emails and cell phones. they are especially interested in finding a hard drive that is missing from the shooters' home. eric: it is now 4:46. the rain continues to follow. we are reaching up to 43 degrees. and 2n >> weather is never more than 5 minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. metinka: it is a soggy start to the week. 4:49 right now.

cnn's nic robertson has more from dublin. nic robertson, dublin: "'don't be afraid.' the last words of legendary irish poet seamus heaney. they have a prophetic feel in dublin today. brexit is looming and there's a lot at stake for ireland."at the nearby pub the weekly restock of guiness.nic robertson, dublin: "'tell me, what do you think about brexit?""disaster." nic robert" "because it's going to change the whole economics, the whole islands. both britain and republic of ireland. and ireland, don't mind the republic."a hard brexit, possible border controls and its impact on peace.nic robertson, dublin: "'what about the question of the border, the backstop of the border. could you compromise on that?""i don't think so. i think the border should be kept down. you know. it's, it's helped with the peace process."nic robertson, dublin: "'are you afraid of what some of the implications of the outcome might be?" from i live just by the border at home. and i think the fact that's going to happen those kind of really rural communities and agriculture in particular over there

agents gave commands to robertson he point ed a gun at them and was then shot and killed.utors say in one social media post, robertson said, quote, i hear biden is coming to utah. digging out my old gilly suit, which is a camouflage suit for snipers and cleaning the dust off the m-24 sniper rifle. but if robertson was just spouting off and he hadn't acted on any threats, why go in with force? >> his comments about the president arriving in his area, preparing to take out his sniper rifle and engage in some sort of violence directed at the president of the united states. that is clearly beyond the pale. those are actionable threats and that's what brought the fbi to his door. >> reporter: documents say robertson had also made threats towards prosecutors who have brought cases against former president donald trump, like attorney general merrick garland, new york state attorney general, letitia james, and manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. in one post, prosecutors say robertson wrote that he wanted to, quote, stand over bragg and put a nice hole in his forehead with my

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the two deputies arrived on scene and gave robertson repeated orders to put down the gun, but he did not comply. that's when the deputies shot and killed him. 3 "very through investigation, but by it's nature. not a very quick investigation. the office of the inspector general was notified about his incident when it occured, and they responded to the scene. the duputies involved have been reassigned from field duty, and will remain so until we determine the facts. and complete our assesment of this incident."sheriff's officials said there is no evidence at this time to show that robertson ever fired his weapon at deputies. robertson's relatives said he was married and a father to an 8-year-old girl and 7-year-old twins. 3 3 nearly 200 syrian refugees are slowly entering canada. some night, while others stayed overnight in toronto. reporter felicia parrillo has more from montreal. 3 about 160 syrian refugees are slowly being brought here, to a welcome centre in st. laurent, about 10 kilometers away from trudeau airport. one bus at a 3 time, around 20-30 refugees began arriving at the

robertson was an antique gun lover. the guns he largely purchased but did not possess were antique guns from the world war ii era. so it's fine to them, apparently? because he bought them and not yet pick them up and he just really loves antique world war ii guns. i should know, world war ii guns are still guns and lawyers themselves admit they're not actually antics. there is an official definition for this. the u.s. government says firearms are only antique if they were manufactured before 1898, long before world war ii. but anyway, the guy just loves apparently to buy guns even when judges tell him not to. a judge will decide whether robertson will remain on pretrial release early next month. some other rioters on the capital january 6th have tried harder to hide evidence of their wrongdoing. a new review by the associated press finds at least 49 defendants are accused of trying to erase incriminating photos, videos, and text from phones or social media accounts documenting their conduct as a pro donald trump mob tha

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police plan to nominate robertson for a citizen recognition award.tely the victim needed stitches but he is expected to be okay. >> ♪ >> the search is on for the young people seen in this surveillance video they allegedly cost thousands of dollars in damage in saint monica's school. this group broke in twice first on friday and then again on saturday. at some point police say they vandalized and rocked the school's bowling alley located in the basement. they opened all of the vending machines to steal coins. they also took all of the keys to the complex so that means the school is now going to have to pay in order to change all the locks. >>> former first lady michelle obama will be in philadelphia this fall to take part in the pennsylvania conference for women. the appearance is being described as a conversation with the former first lady. during her time in the white house obama launched several initiatives focused on childhood obesity, higher education and supporting veterans. she will be at the pennsylvania constitution center on tuesday october

robertson was pronounced dead at the same. a community activist says that this shooting was disturbing. local civil rights leaders have called for an independent investigation into robertson's death. anchor: to the san bernardino shooting now. nothing related to the terror attacks have been found in a local lake there. the fbi has not uncovered anything that will help the investigation. they tried to cover their tracks by destroying e-mails. anchor: a new look at the damage caused by a tornado touched down in texas. several businesses and homes were damaged. the tornado also toppled power lines and trees. about 50 homes were damaged. we have some flooding to think about right now. jason: we are on the verge of it. by early afternoon we will start to rid ourselves of this. we are covered in green on the radar. that is the case from the majority of today. up to three inches of rainfall over the past 24 hours or so. this is continuing. until tomorrow morning. you can start to see the backside of the system. help us cap out in the

but as the shooting continues the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson falls and tries to crawl away. as deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many of those bullets struck robertson. >> put your guns down. >> protests over thet shooing as friends and family of the father of three took to the streets in outrage. >> he's crawling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees. they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: the los angeles sheriffs department quick to them their side of the story. providing pictures showing robertson with a ..45 caliber handgun. >> you see the suspect entering the frame, weapon in hand. he was behaving oddly in a bizarre fashion. >> investigators received calls arrivedp when they pulled up, deputies say robertsonic forred their commands and was walking towards a gas station. >> there are two women and three given i children at a gas pump within five feet of him at the time. >> reporter: they are calling for the justice department to get involved. while law enforcement is hopeful sharing more information may help calm