the midterm elections are coming, and we will see, if the republicans lose congress, democrats get ahold of it, they very well will move to impeach him and he will go down in history on the bottom rung of presidents like james buchanan or warren harding and maybe the worst president of all-time. so, i don't really feel he has oxygen in his tank when he's running at 40% approval rating, when the economy is doing this well, but it stuns me, don, that so many republicans are timid. where is george w. bush to denounce the racism? where are other republicans, last friday, who should have been defending john mccain, the great war hero, when donald trumputter his name in a military service like that? the cowardness of republicans right now is what shocks me. because donald trump's always been a charlatan who created trump university and other

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specifically about this specifically not i mean they have removed some of the other items and i tried to get ahold of them today i put i sent them e-mails that made phone calls as well but we haven't received any official state and yet but as soon as we have that we will report on it that it is thank you very much reporter aaron tilton that looking into this story for us. sports news now at the european championships in glasgow the requisite tumbling in the pool first british women out of piece he broke his own world record in the men's one hundred mi to breast stroke the reigning olympic champion clocked a time of fifty seven seconds dead to delight the home crowd pretty shave zero point one three seconds off his previous best which he said at the olympics in rio de janeiro two years ago next joint for russia as clément kolesnikov broke the men's fifty meter backstroke world record the youngster came home in twenty four seconds dead shaving zero point zero four seconds off the previous best set by britain's ten cork. well serina williams's prospects for the us open have taken a bit of a blow off

if we're unable to get ahold of them, a station manager would be making a determination.olicies that include going to hotels where a security guard from the airport is stationed outside the door all night for those children. if there is an airline employee who is in the hotel room with the child, that is communication with the parents and never less than one so two always with the unaccompanied minors. these are policies in airlines across the industry and there are policies for these unforeseen events. now, they're extremely rare, it's very difficult to execute on this and that's why we encourage parents to do everything they can to book children on flights to avoid this sort of circumstance. >> who's supposed to make that phone call? in this case it was this children themselves who got ahold of another kids' cell phone to make the call. is it supposed to be the flight attendant or a gate agent? is it supposed to be someone in central command? >> the flight attendant would not be the one to make the call because they would be signing off those children to airport personn

specifically about this specifically not i mean they have removed some of the other items and i tried to get ahold of them today i put out i sent them e-mails that made phone calls as well but we haven't received any official statement yet but as soon as we have that we will report on it senator thank you very much news reporter aaron tilton then the king into this story for us. some schools news now and serena williams as prospects for the u.s. open have taken a blood off the she pulled out of the road just cup that's a key warm up tournament saying only that the decision was her personal reasons while the american battled back to the top of the tennis off the life saving surgery following the birth of her first child was runner up at wimbledon last month but her most recent mount jane a san jose california when it ended in a humiliating six one six love defeat to britain's john akong to that was the worst defeat of her. career. that you're up to date with the latest from a d w news film or do you had to a website that is of course d w dot com i'm helena humphrey in berlin and i have plenty more

at one point he tells us polly grabbed ahold of her phone, leave me alone, he took off running.ed her down. they say he confessed to this. in fact, they took him to the body just yesterday. now that i have this man in custody, christian rivera has been charged with first degree murder, in fact, we are told he's lived in this community some four to seven years, homeland security will give us more information in the coming days about him. we are told he is an illegal immigrant. again a lot of people confused about what is happening. he tells versions he blacked out some time and maybe placed mollie in the trunk. not sure how long her body was out in the location he was found. we do know it was concealed. >> naumpg thank you for. that it's official. this has been the longest period of prosperity in american history the bull mark will be 3,453 days. it began in 2009, since then the dow has gained 19,000 points the s&p 500 quadrupled in value. just yesterday the s&p notched an all time high. a few things fuelling this record run here. a slow but steady economic recovery, soaring prof

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i got ahold of someone from apple who told me they do not comment on security matters and referred us back to police. reporting ve, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a fugitive wanted for a hit-and-run crash that killed a 6-year-old girl in 2009 is now back in the bay area. police say the driver was street racing at the time and has been on the run eight years. matt keller is live with where this guy has been all this time. >> reporter: police say this case was never a cold case. they had always been searching for justice for lisa xavier. the search led them to guatemala. it took a big team but police finally got their man. >> i'm here to announce the capture, arrest and extradition of shannon steven fox who has been a fugitive from just frs almost eight years. >> reporter: police say fox was street racing in a ford mustang against a honda prelude back on the afternoon of november 12, 2009. his car crashed into a toyota camry carrying a mom, dad and their daughter. 6-year-old lisa xavier was killed. >> the driver of the ford mustang exited his vehicle, got into the vehicle he had been r

a council member's office told me he tried to get ahold of the owner back in april to prevent this from happening. >> thank you, damian. >>> the trial is a go. colin kaepernick's case against the nfl can proceed. it comes after the league tried to get the case denied. he filed a grievance against the nfl saying he wasn't be being se signed because of the controversy surrounding his national anthem protest. others could be called to testify in his trial. >>> senator john mccain has made hit final trip to washington, d.c. these videos just in to the newsroom show the moments when his body arrived off the plane. somber moments in his home stat. cardinal larry fitzgerald jr. made the crowd smile. he ran for president, i ran out of bounds. despite being from different parties, they forged a 40-year bond. >> it is a disease that took john's life, took teddy's life. and three years ago, it took my beautiful son bo's life. it's brutal. it's relentless. it's unforgiving. >> after today's memorial service, senator mccain and his family left arizona for washington. the funeral is saturday in washi

there were nearly 24,000 ahold 12 last year. —— 41,000 cases reported.lly in ukraine where it is the worst, 23,000 cases. really a lot of this comes to the scarcity around vaccinations, people feel like they could have side effects we re like they could have side effects were wrongfully they think that. but the real side effect is increased death particularly amongst young children and the elderly. the scare stories about around for a long time and they have really worried the medical establishment. people recall andrew wava, the now disgraced doctor here who went about the link between the mmr jab and autism. doctor here who went about the link between the mmrjab and autism. he came back with a film i think in 2016 which was blocked from attributed in some places in the us. the these rumours and reports that is good conspiracy they go viral on social media now. let's end with what has been a emotional today. the reunion of a handful of a handful of north and south korea is very briefly across the divide. this happens from time to time and is a very movi

. >> translator: first of all, i got ahold of myself. i tried not to make them freak out. if i'd told them we were stuck in the cave, they would have freaked out. >> then you thought, i'm stuck, i need to find a way to get everyone out, and you had some rope. what was your plan? >> translator: i volunteered to dive, to find out if we could go through. if i could go through, everybody would be safe. at the moment we used the rope that i brought, so i let three hold the rope. i told the boys if i signaled by pulling the rope twice, it meant they had to pull me back because i did not have enough oxygen. >> reporter: parts of the cave became submerged with the team trapped on higher ground. so when you were in inside, you made sure that everyone was very calm? >> translator: so i tried to keep them composed and tell them in a positive way that we would make it out soon. >> reporter: on the outside, as friends and family gathered at the mouth of the cave, searching for signs of life, the thai government leapt into action. more than 1,000 of the nation's military were deployed i

at one point he tells us mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone, i will call the police and then she took off running. >> reporter: rivera told officials he ran after her and doesn't remember what happened next although later he said he noticed mollie's headphones in his lap and realized he had put her in a trunk. he led them to a cornfield southeast of where she was running. for weeks her friends and family held out hope she was still alive. >> she's lovable and fun to have as a brother and fun. >> to know mollie is to love her. she loved everyone. she got it back. >> just as hopeful as day one, if you're not that you won't make it through any of this. >> reporter: officials say they have fielded more than 4,000 tips and the investigation was emotionally difficult. >> we just spoke with the family i told them they raised a great daughter. i mean, she was a phenomenal individual. we are saddened for the family determine how mollie tibbetts died is scheduled for tomorrow. in the meantime, tonight, condolences pouring in from all over the nation. >> thank y

and then at one point he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said, you need to leavee alone, i'm going to call the police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down. >> reporter: according to authorities, rivera then panicked and got mad. >> he tells us at some point in time he blacks out and then he comes to near an intersection -- >> reporter: rivera told police he drove to a cornfield in guernsey when are he dragged tibbetts on foot for 20 meters and left her face-up and covered in corn leaves. >> no one has said this was a sexually-driven crime. but it certainly fits the pattern of dozens and dozens of sexual predator attack-type crimes. >> reporter: authorities say an autopsy is being done and have not yet released a cause of death. rivera has been charged with first degree murder. a sophomore at university of iowa, mollie was beloved by family and friends. with a bubbly personality and a sparkle in her eye. seen here in videos shared with abc news. the 20-year-old university of virginia student missing since july 18th when she went out for an eve

. >> he told us that mollie grabbed ahold of the phone and said leave me alone, i'm going to call the police. then she took off running. he in turn chased her down. and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: news of mollie's death reached the perfect ez re. >> you heard today about the illegal alien coming in very sadly from mexico and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> we have mollie. everyone has mollie. so that's what breaks your heart. >> reporter: ann woods is a close friend of the family. ten years ago mollie's family moved back to iowa. >> what laura is going through can sympathize with. >> reporter: i spoke to laura by phone from iowa. she shared this photo of herself with mollie at the time she was still hopeful that her little girl would come home safe. >> no matter how little faith you have, you can work miracles and know there is a whole world out there praying for molli >> christhian rivera's bail is set at $1 million f convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. and

. >> people will be able to get ahold of them.t kids smoking and stuff, they get a hold of it. it might reduce it a bit, but i don't know how much. reporter: if you take red bull, everne hundred milliliters h 32 milligrams of caffeine and 11 grams of sugar. thndlevels in monster are ar the same. that is three times the amount of caffeine in coca-cola and a similar dose of gar. one large energy drink gives the child their daily alwance of caffeine. this local gp has seen an 11-year-old drinking 8 cans a day. >> large amounts of caffeine leadgs to thike palpitations, rapid heartbeat, headaches, chest pain, behavioral problems in children , and sugar linked to obesity and diabetes. reporter: the people behind the drinks say they are not marketed at children, and they pointed rgout that most of the ene drinks contain the same level of caffeine as a cup of coffee. but the government is asking how a ban should work, and whether 16 or 18 is the ght age. this primary school headteacher has gone further and banned all fizzy, sugary drinks

she just grabs ahold of this girl's hand and calmly leads her away. >> good for her for standing up fort girl. >> this video and another one really got out there. the news kind of got involved. police i think will be looking into it. they're aware of who this guy is. i have no idea if there's going to be any charges or not. >>> kayaking has become more and more of a fun family sport. fun hobby. more and more people are getting boats. when you see videos like this, you may want to go out and get yourself one, too. a very cool spot. a cave that ian miller and his girl, fiona, paddled into, but at certain times of the year the rising sun shines into the sea cave at just the right angle to illuminate the whole thing like this and turn the water a gorgeous color of turquoise. >> oh. >> that is stinkin' pretty. >> holy moly. >> any guess as to where in the world this may be? >> off the coast of ireland? >> darn you, oli, absolutely, you guessed it. this is in ireland. >> i didn't get the ireland or the uk because they had wet suits on. looked cold. >> good spot on that. look at those shafts o

we just got ahold of some of the brand flu details about this case. this is her mom showing up here with other family members and friends. this is her first chance to get a look at the man charged with killing her ten-year-old daughter last month. to those j documents yout mentioned they show police found 76hell casingsired from at least four guns at that crime scene. as far as a motive documents indicated it may have stemmed from some sort of dispute between neighborhoods. police are try to go figure this whole thing out and what lead to this. finding justice fgh her dr is her life mission. >> she is looking over us and watching us now. i want justice for my baby. >> we will be going back inside for the hearing today. back to you. >> okay. thanks so much. we'll check back in with you >>> now to more breaking news word against an on board metro. we are work tg story from the live desk. >> yes. all over this story. a metro train with about 70 people on board apart on the track saturday. it was a train on the silver line. no one was hurt but metro i try

you can follow us on facebook, and twitter and get ahold of us at nbc bay area.com. let's bring it in to the weekend forecast. we start off with a cool brees. temperatures in the 50s, just a little bit of patchy fog. really not that thick in san francisco and 55, and a lot less in the way of smoke with the way things are blowing across the bay area right now. by the afternoon tomorrow. i think we will have haze, but it does not look like super thick smoke across the bay, so that is at least a bit of good e have seen in the past couple of days. you go away from the bay, you are and 85 in san jose. i have hot weather close to 100 here in antioch, pittsburgh and concord, but you want a bit of a cool breeze, head by the bay. 75 in oakland and 77 in heyward. to the peninsula. 80 in red wood city and the breeze putting us at 66 in daly city, and mostly 60s in the mission, and for the north bay, low 90s in napa, and cool their mill valley, slight ocean breeze, that will keep you at 83, no big changes until next wednesday. that is when it looks like we could have widespread

at this point it's unclear whether federal investigators now have ahold of those documents. >> huge development. thank you, janai. >>> the attorney general jeff sessions is firing back at his boss, the president, who claims sessions never took control of the justice department. in a rare rebuke of the president, sessions released a statement thursday saying he has been in control since day one. president trump has long been furious that sessions recused himself from the russia investigation. >> he took the job and then he said i'm going to recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this? and, by the way, he was on the campaign. you know, the only reason i gave him the job because i felt loyal. he was an original supporter. >> what kind of man is this? sessions releasing a statement saying while i am attorney general the actions of the justice department will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. many political analysts are now predicting the president will replace sessions but not until after the midterm elections. >>> funeral services for murdered iowa college student moll

. >> at one point, he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said, "you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police." and then he tells us that at some point in time, he blacks out, and then he comes to near an intersection, which we believe he then placed mollie. >> reporter: surveillance video led investigators to rivera, who then took them to mollie's body, just miles from brooklyn, iowa. investigators have been searching this area for weeks. why was she not found before? why did it take the suspect to lead you to her body? >> in this particular case, she was found in a cornfield, and there were corn stalks placed over the top of her, and so we just weren't able to locate her. >> reporter: investigators say rivera worked and lived in the area for years. they wouldn't release a motive or any information about how tibbetts was killed. at a rally, president trump, weighed in on the tibbetts case. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly, from se mexico, andu saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have neve

to emerge new powerful leaders somebody gets ahold of more firearms somebody gets more aggressive they build their own personal chiefs up to suddenly they're powerful. among these bosses was duke a major african broker from calabar. in his diary he spoke of the methods he used to terrorize captives kidnapping sequestration assassination. about four am i caught up awful rain i will talk to the city train pass and i met on the thames and. we got many to cut off hats. five am we got decapitation snakes. fifteen and served out that. very clearly these sacrifices were intended as a form of terrorism that were meant to make it very clear to the population who was the boss and who was not the very much the way to. the mafioso type organizations. behave in terms of making sure that the members of the association respect whoever the godfather is and if anybody steps out of line they can be assassinated or killed and so they don't step out of line obviously. he is a self-proclaimed messenger of god painting millions of devoted but his path to enlightenment involve the rape and abuse of his follo

tells us he ran alongside her or behind her and then at one point he tells us that mollie grabbed aholdf her phone and said you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: the suspect worked at a local farm for four years. yarrabee farms has now released a statement saying rivera was vetted through the e-verify system and was an employee in good standing. the farm says it keep records on all employees and has shared them with authorities. authorities are not yet commenting on the motive for mollie's murder. >>> prosecutors in colorado are deciding whether to seek the death penalty against a father charged with killing his pregnant wife and their two young daughters. chris watts did not enter a plea during his court appearance, only answering yes, sir, when he was asked whether he understood the charges. in the meantime, his wife's father, you see him there, broke down in court. watts was allegedly having an affair with his co-worker and claimed

energy needs but critics say it amounts to support for israel's occupation of palestine from amman zain ahold of reports. public opposition in jordan failed to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five kilometer pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to support terrorism. but there's ten billion dollars of taxpayers' money that can be invested in. a wide variety of. sources like solar energy stanley belongs to a movement called the enemies gaz is occupation which has been campaigning against the deal since it was signed in two thousand and sixteen for them it's not just about funding israel they don't want jordan to be linked to economically to a country they don't trust. we are hostages of the israeli enemy it makes us vulnerable at any time they can just stop providing us with gas the demand for energy is only growing in jordan already it imports up to ninety five percent of its needs some fort

there could have been bad actors that got involved and got ahold of some of hillary's e-mails as a matter of fact there's a fox has reported on an e-mail from may of two thousand and sixteen where peter strock of peter's truck was a counter-intelligence along with lisa page this story says that the inspector general of the intelligence division went to the f.b.i. with this information that hillary's e-mails had been hacked by the chinese and that they had all of her e-mails and that peter struck was one of the people that was told about it and did nothing and then an e-mail in that was back you know fifteen and sixteen there's an e-mail reportedly from peter where he said we know that foreign actors got a hold of some of hillary's emails so that that we know so it all does make some kind of sense. look i was particularly taken when the donald trump said are you sure it wasn't russia i thought that was a great line and we're going to want to do that she wants but but but we don't why should we believe this really i mean it's not beyond the the realm of. possibility china was accused just a

. >> reporter: somehow they get ahold of her and they flee the smoke and flames. >> are you okay? can you breathe? okay, stay with me. >> reporter: the officers and the woman all escape unharmed. the two brave officers cited this week for going beyond the call of duty. the deputy police chief was asked what she saw on that dramatic body cam video. she says it shows what two young officers were willing to do for their community. tom. >> incredible bravery. all right, ron, thank you. >>> and a passing to note tonight. former u.n. secretary-general and nobel peace prize winner kofi annan has died. he was born in ghana and the first black african to head the u.n. serving two terms as the world's top diplomat. kofi annan was 80 years old. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- allegations of bullying at miss america. why the reigning miss america is accusing new pageant boss gretchen carlson of trying to silence her. the pageant fighting back. >>> you heard the warnings before, thieves stealing packages from your front door. the twist tonight you mig

there could have been bad actors that got involved and got ahold of some of hillary's e-mails as a matter of fact there's a fox has reported on an e-mail from may of two thousand and sixteen where peter strock of peter's truck was a counter-intelligence along with lisa page this story says that the inspector general of the intelligence division went to the f.b.i. with this information that hillary's e-mails had been hacked by the chinese and that they had all of her e-mails and that peter struck was one of the people that was told about it and did nothing and then an e-mail in that was back you know fifteen and sixteen there's an e-mail reportedly from peter where he said we know that foreign actors got a hold of some of hillary's emails so that that we know so it all does make some kind of sense. look i was particularly taken when the donald trump said are you sure it wasn't russia i thought that was a great line and we're going to want to that but but but we know why shouldn't we believe this really i mean it's not the. on the the realm of possibility china was accused just a few months

then at one point he tells us mollie grabbed ahold of her phone, she said you need to leave me alone, i'm calling the police. then she took off running. he, in turn, chased her down. they say he confessed to this. knack, he took them to the body just yesterday. so you can understand why people are so upset about this now we have this man in custody, christian rivera has been charged with first degree murder. we are told he lived in the community four to seven years him homeland security will give us more information in the coming days about him. we are told she an illegal immigrant. again a lot of people confused about what happened. he tells investigators he blacked out some time and placed mollie in the truck. i'm not sure her body was out in the location where it was found. we do know it was concealed. >> such a tragedy there the state is in mourning, now the question, you are hearing from leaders, political leaders in the state saying this is about securing borders, but he was legally work -- illegally in the country, illegally working for a farm there. how could that happen? that

and quentin gets ahold of their little sweatland pony. a miniature and with the help of tr's coachmen, i guess chauffeur wouldn't be the right word back then when they still have horses, the coachman, charles lee, shoves this algonquin, the pony into the white house elevator and takes it up to the bedroom. archie's bedroom. to cheer his brother up. this makes all the papers. so quentin is sort of like john john kennedy or barron trump or some sort of youngster growing up in the public eye. he's the most charming roosevelt brother. the rest can be sort of can put you off in one way or another. but quentin seems to be the charmer. he's also the handsomest. the schooling at groton, he goes off to groton eventually. the preparatory school for harvard. his grades are no good at first. then it becomes very strong. at the top of his class. is he goes off to harvard. when war comes he is a sophomore and in april 1917, when war is declared, he goes down to washington, to volunteer to volunteer in the army air corps or the army itself. he's existed

. >>> ahold dei shares see red but overall earnings beat forecasts on the top and bottom line. >>> and abn amro cuts cost the ceo tells cnbc it's all a part of business >> trying to deliver on overall group r.o.e. targets that we have >>> good morning good to see you. >> great to have you here. >> it's a special wednesday edition. we want to talk about tesla. huge move in the share price yesterday. shares marked their most active day since 2014, spiking over 10% despite a 90-minute trading suspension this after elon musk said he's considering taking the electric carmaker private musk stunned investors with the idea in a tweet where he suggested shareholders could get $420 a share in what could be the largest leveraged buyout ever he also said funding had been secured. musk said going private would make running the company way smoother and less disruptive later musk said a final decision was not made but short sellers in the stock are already feeling pain with some estimates betting the carmaker lost 1$1.3 billion during the trading session securities experts say musk could face legal t

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mike ahold delhaize on that while that is going on -- might they hold on while that is going on?but i think there other headwinds such as the u.s.-china relationship. also affecting the general outlook in the tech sector. there is a lot of uncertainty about where things are going and so, i think there are other factors that might the yet play, but i think it is a short-term .hing that will improve chinese authorities are looking at this closely. there are the other factors out there, particularly the u.s. china trade. >> the chinese economy not as strong as it has been previously. what effect does that have on companies? i think the trade conflict has come at a time and there are broader concerns for long time, things like that and other issues that have been percolating along and then i think the trade conflict has heightened some of the underlying problems. and generally, atmosphere is very complicated and i think this is contributing to the overall sense of uncertainty and where companies are headed, so it is accommodation of factors. a real building up of concerns in china an

. >> he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said, you need to leave me alone, i'll call the police. she took off running. had he in turn chased her down. >> rivera told investigators he blacked out and when he woke up, he was in the location where her body was eventually found. mollie tibbetts and her family lived in oakland for years before moving to iowa. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard talked with people who know the family. >> it's just too much. >> reporter: ann woods got the awful news, that mollie tibbetts, the 20-year-old college student with a big smile, was found murdered after being missing for weeks. woods had been close with the tibbetts family since they lived in oakland more than a decade ago. she says mollie's parents remained optimistic she would be found safe. >> we have mollie. everyone has mollie. that's what kind of breaks your heart because you think, you know, what laura is going through is what every family or parent or mother could absolutely sympathize with. >> reporter: mollie's family attended corpus christi catholic church in piedmont. he

and a few months later the fbi was able to get ahold of the memos that christopher steele had prepared. which makes the same allegation by the way, the allegation is that -- that the russian intelligence agencies believed that they had compromising information about the president of the united states. the candidate for president of the united states, donald trump. so the fact that they had this breakfast is something that i think will of course reawaken this controversy for republicans and for the president. >> and the allegations of compromising material. they're throughout the so-called dossier. only some of it has been confirmed. a lot of it is still unconfirmed. thanks guys for that report. >>> president trump meanwhile heads back to the white house shortly from a fund raiser in north carolina to brief pause in the almost non-stop attack on the mueller investigation and this continuing attack on his own attorney general. let's go to the senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. so, jeff what's the latest. >> wolf, there is certainly going into the labor day weekend at the white

>> we are scrambling trying to get ahold of this document. it has been clear in recent months that the notion that george papadopoulos was cooperating with the investigation was breaking down. and it was starkly clear most recently when his wife went on ari melber's show and said she believes he should withdraw his plea deal because he wasn't getting a fair shake and that is consistent with a number of interviews she has been given. all is not well in that relationship and if they are recommending prison time and suggest they don't believe he is fully cooperating. remember, he pleaded guilty to one single count of lying to investigators about his contact. the russians had e-mails, incriminating e-mails about hillary clinton and what we don't know is who in the trump campaign he shared the information with. he has said and others said he had high level contacts within the campaign. corey lewandowski and sam clovis. do we need his cooperation if they have all the e-mails. >> so let me ask you this, and maybe you know the answer, maybe we don't

us he actually ran alongside of her or behind her, and that at one point he tells us mollie graed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone i am going to call the police and then she took off running and he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacked out.the criminal complaint against rivera relates how he described taking tibbetts body out of the trunk of his chevy malibu and carrying it 20 years into a field where he covered her body in cornstalks. after we got done interviewing mr rivera he led us to her location,for the small town of brooklyn, their worst fear was realized.for weeks mollie tibbetts' face smiled out from from billboards, posters and pins .... while hope remained she'd be found safe, let's keep at it. let's go get her."her father flew out from the bay area to lead the searchnats confirmation of her death has left the community with a legacy of fear for their children.smebody's got to be there 24/7 now. they can't ride their bikes. they even stopped movies in the park at night now. (catherine) inv

the toronto star has somehow, says it gotten ahold of it, the canadian side gotten ahold of the commentsto one article, at least that could be giving the canadians pause as whether the u.s. is operating in good faith. we saw chrystia freeland essentially not answer the question when the u.s. was operating in good faith. stuart: you're right. it was poignant question and it was not answered. that is very interesting point. blake, we'll get back to you shortly i'm sure. william goldstein, brookings institute senior fellow. william, what do you make of this? hard to say. everything seems to be up in the air. they're negotiating all over the place. what do you make of this? >> well, they're negotiating against a deadline, but they haven't reached the deadline and there's an effort on both sides in end stages of a difficult negotiation to maximize its own advantages. i am not at all surprised that chrystia freeland did not come out and announce an agreement. i would expect an agreement much later today if it's reached at all. stuart: do you approve of president trump playing hardball in these

us that he ran alongside of her or behind her, and then at one int he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her pho and id you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some poin in time he blacks out and then he comes to near an intersection whiche believe he then placed mollie. >> police say rivera is an undocumented immigrant. now this is a fast developing we'll stay on top of it and bring you any new developments as we bring you any new information in the newsroom. >> two big velopments. >> totally on board tonight we've got new deils about the strategy the defense may use in the mansion murders trial as it finally nears a start date. >> and the message of support fr o the father a university of maryland football player you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realize

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there are whole nation full of people who have all of those things, qualities, that they can grab ahold of and live a life that might measure the way people are saying john mccain did. >> the angels still live. thank you very much. we'll be right back with hear more from journalists who also knew and covered john mccain throughout his senate a career. >> brennan: for political panel this morning we've gathered three writers from the hometown paper so to speak here in the nation's call tap tool the "washington post," to talk about senator john mccain. dan balz, michael gerson is nationally indicated columnist and come omanis, wrote the papers lead story this morning on the life of john mccain. i know you've been working on this for some amazing anecdotes. one is mccain as child you said. he had such stubbornness, held his breath until he almost passed out? >> he actually did. his personality became clear very early he would have these tantrums hold his breath until he passed out his mother went to a navy doctor who said, next time that happens, just take him fully clothed and drop him in

criminal justice policy for about ten years. 2010, that tea party wave, a lot of republican governors got ahold with really bad budgets. th they had to medicatioake a deci. rick perry said we're going to get smarter. they closed prisons in texas and brought crime down. you have a bunch of people in the republican party, newt gingrich, why are we spending this much money making people worse and we could spend less money making people better. >> we invited beginni ed newt g the show to talk with you. he couldn't. >> what's interesting is both political party vs a reasies ha to be concerned. christian conservatives saying where is the liberals. on this issue of all issues there's common ground. >> a lot of common ground. i've times more african-americans are incarcerated than whites. you have 12% of the population is african-american. 33% of the prison population is african-american. yet, this could not, did not happen under the first black president in this country but may happen now. some would say is there an irony in that. what's your read? >> president barack obama, general holder did a lot o

and so they get audited because the primary service provider has this report that environment gets ahold of. and they can go to the permit authority and say, well, this event has been a bad actor. we would like you to either cancel the event or threaten to withhold the permit whatever teeth for the enforcement that the authority has. but that's not entirely clear and going to be rolled out in year one in a very proactive way or if they are going to wait and see how it goes. >> i want to get -- what happens if they get a sponsor and the city is going to complain if a sponsor wants to provide 5,000 cups, and i mean, they going to step in and say, no, you can't use that sponsor? >> you can still have -- you can still use recycleable cups and compostable cups, but you are still supposed to either provide them, the reusable plastic cups -- i should say reusable cups, not plastic cups, or promote to your attendees that they should be bringing their own cups as well. so it's just a way to really promote using these reusable cups. and it is -- they also -- the legislation also says the director

. >>> plus, the classroom controversy that has some worried that may not be able to get ahold of their parents in an emergency. >>> we are continuing to follow that breaking new a woman rescued after she was pied under a metro bus in northwest washington. these are live pictures from the scene at broad branch road ande mcki street. we are told a woman and a child have been injured but not life injuries, i should say. we are gathering new details and we're going to bring you new updates as we get them. >> you see p collins there working the scene. we'll be checking back with him later on. >>> now, we are still dealing with the damage left behind after yesterday's heavy rain. take a look at the scene here. andrain coming down so har fast it actually washed away part of stump town road in loudoun county. two gaping holesre t this is near the waterford area f the county if you know the place. we just checked with v d.o.t. and they say the road is going to be closed until at least tomorrow evening while they make repairs. >> the rain forced one school in the district to close today. several

everybody tried to get ahold of the guy because it was really -- it was vital that we communicate withkeep the guys' spirits up. the next day i saw a pair of shears, hand clippers coming through the gate. and they took the clippers into cell three. that was always bad news. that meant guys were going to be cleaned up to see a delegation. frequently the guy had to be tortured to say that the treatment was good. they took the clippers in to the new guy. the next day, outside this cell, i see the biggest file of white hair. almost fluorescent looking hair. and we were all in our 20s and early 30s and very few prematurely gray guys. i thought to myself there is only one guy in the navy that's got hair like that. if it's true, my old flight instructor has been shot down, john mccain. >> that is how you knew, from his white hair. >> indeed, it was. >> at his request, he will be buried at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis right next to a life long friend and one of his more well-known speeches came when he was there in annapolis delivering the commencement for the class of '93. let

we finally need to get ahold of this. we are not talking about legal immigration.e are talking about illegal immigration and we need to get a handle on it. this president is trying to make that happen. >> lou: he is trying to make it happen. he also is opposed by the business roundtable, the chamber of commerce, wall street, corporate, u.s. multinationals -- not corporate america. u.s. multinationals and the koch brothers who are spending money to make sure borders are wide open and the illegal immigrants have a free pass. how does it make you feel? >> that is the problem that the border patrol agents face. we look at it from the left and they want voters. we look at it from the right and they want cheap labor. >> lou: you bet. >> we are caught in the middle trying to fix a problem that has existed for years on end. we are not getting support from either side. from either the democrats or the republicans. this is an upfield battle that thank goodness is president is willing to take on and hopefully he wins the battle. >> lou: without question. the president is figh

we're already suing -- in fact we sued to get ahold of the orr, gps, steele communications.ed those requests literally months ago to exhaust the administrative process so so it was ripe for litigation. he was issue a subpoena and act quickly which is great. he should. we were ahead of him in hopes that we could get it through the legal process. as long as the information gets out, that's the important thing. lou: it's nice you have the confidence that that's going to succeed. do you really have that kind of confidence and if you have confidence, high, medium, low krfd. >confidence. >> i think it's quite high based on judicial watch -- lou: i'm talking about the judiciary s subpoenas. >> they've had to pull teeth to get anything. i expect more gamesmanship. i'm glad they're asking and exercising their constitutional authority. it should be answered. lou: why isn't there any interest on the part of if committees in the house -- the senate is a complete waste of time. >> total. lou: why isn't there any interest in how that money was moved from the dnc, millions of dollars and f