the associated press called ohio donald trump then the state of florida for trump then north carolina on the ninth after midnight they called iowa is that 1215 the opposition party "detroit free press" put the state of michigan back into the neutral column so at that moment we knew with our dave said that donald trump the strongest supporter of israel since ronald reagan would be the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] at 135 pennsylvania fella to 29 wisconsin fell into 30 the associated press designated donald trump as president-elect of the united states. [applause] that victory would not have come without one of the help of sheldon adelson. it is not about resources also and guidance and wisdom remember, we were down by double digits almost the entire time and we close the gap to get within shouting distance the believe bush weekend happened in a you know, what established republicans do when it gets tough they cut and run. sheldon did not he had donald trump's back offered guidance in council and wisdom how to get through which. he was there for donald trump how

at 2:30 a.m., the associated press designated donald j. trump as president-elect of the united states. that victory would not have come without one other person besides donald j. trump, sheldon. it is not about resources. it is about counsel, guidance, and wisdom. we were down by double digits almost the entire time. when we closed the gap, billy bush weekend happened. do you know what most of the establishment republicans do when things get tough? they cut and run. sheldon did not run. he had donald trump's back. he offered guidance, counsel, and wisdom on how to get through it. he was there for donald trump on how to comport oneself and dig down deep. it was his guidance and wisdom that helped us get through. shortly after noon on january 20, 2016, president trump said -- we will reinforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical islamic terrorism. [applause] which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth. president trump when he wrote those words in mid-december, what he was saying bec

. >> and garrison keeler a legendry radio host of a prairie home companion on mpr told the associated press he was fired overallgations on what the network called improper behavior.

this is all according to the "associated press." now, this involves fancy bear, which is the russian government-aligned cyber espionage group. the "ap" reports that it did 80 interviews with americans targeted by that group but found that the fbi only gave a heads-up to two cases. the bureau provided a statement that said in part, "the fbi routinely notifies individuals and threat information." >>> meantime this morning on "meet the press," moderator chuck todd is going to have an exclusive interview with anita hill, and he's also going to have conversations with house minority leader nancy pelosi and ohio senator rob portman. chuck's going to be right here in the studio in just about ten minutes. and a reminder, you can see "meet the press" at 10:30 this morning. >>> all right, what have you got planned today, tuss? >> you know, just a little bit of this and that, watching some football. how exciting is that? >> thrilling. >> come on. >> this and that? >> don't give me a hard time here, culver. >> tell me more! brunch may be on you

according to the associated press there are multiple deaths from this apparent mass shooting at that church about 50 people were in the church at the time. arthel: we have detective former homicide detective in dc ted williams on the line but if you can stand by for detective williams because you are walking us through what is happening on the scene right now. what investigators are looking into and the questions, early questions we're trying to get answers to. we will continue this after the break. ...your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. it helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. nourish your eyes to help keep them healthy. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? chris: it is our sad duty to report that there's been a mass shooting in texas in a church. su

when the associated press called them. (steve) david hurst reports that neal has a criminal record...and his family says he dealt with mental issues his entire life...and had no business owning any guns. "to see my mother, who had tried so hard to save him, and to make him a good person and to make him a happy, productive citizen and then to hear that - it was a primal scream that i will never forget," orr said.orr said she feels like she is being pulled in "so many different directions."she also called the combination of guns and mental health issues a "toxic combination.""i mean, what do we do next? how do you even grapple with that? and how do you turn that into positive change or make it up to those victims or make sure there aren't any more?" she said.the associated press called neal's mother, anne, on tuesday night in regards to the shooting, but she thought it was about his past crimes, a family member said. the associated press broke the news about the rampage shooting to the mother of the man authorities say was t

let's turn to ken thomas, white house reporter for the associated press. good afternoon, ken. your take on where we are with this? >> it is an interesting investigation that we pursued. we found more than 80 u.s. officials, who had been contacted, who had been spammed by fancy bear, and only a handful of them were actually given a heads up from the fbi. that they have been targeted in this way. many of these officials were in some cases former ambassadors. in some cases law-enforcement national security, and they sai said, we really would've liked to have known long ago that we have been compromised. >> shepard: what you think about michael flynn, help our viewers understand, why does, no longer cooperating with the president and his team. it's an indication that something significant has chang change? >> usually when you are on the legal side, you will communicate to the white house lawyers have been in touch with michael flynn's lawyers in the pass and they share information. when you know longer do that the concern is that if he is close to cutting some sort of deal, they w

josh lederman with the associated press.he read-out is one page here and words large enough to read them. president trump and president putin talked about to get a lasting peace in the ukraine. isn't it an answer for the russians to leave the ukraine, the nation they invaded? >> that has been the position of the u.s. for quite a long time. there's signs that president putin is looking for an off ramp when it comes to ukraine. he's not seeing this conflict in the long-term of being in his interest anymore. that's why president putin has proposed putting in u.n. peacekeepers. generally speaking, that's a plan the u.s. feels they can get behind. >> shepard: talked about fighting terror in the middle eas east. stressed the importance of implementing u.n. resolutions, syrian war. all of this -- you were a white house reporter a long time. is this read-out the totality of the conversation or described the white house and what hey feel like the people need to know? >> it's the latter. doesn't tell us a lot. the important part is th

. >> thompson: an investigation published today by the associated press reveals the f.b.i. did not alert hundreds of american officials that russian hackers had targeted them and tried to break into their personal gmail accounts in 2015. the same kremlin-connected hacking operation, known as" fancy bear," stole thousands of emails from the democratic party during last year's presidential campaign. to explain more about what the ap found, i'm joined via skype by reporter raphael satter, who's in london. >> so first, rafael, can you just help us understand what is fancy bear and who were they targeting grm fancy bear is the name that was commonly assigned to a group of hackers that the u.s. military has applied to the kremlin and russian military intelligence. we got from a exeant called secure works, a list of about 19,000 malicious links that fancy bear had been using over the last kim of years. we crunched the data and were able to identify about 4700 unique people of which 500 or so are in the united states. >> so then you began contacting these people? >> yeah, it was ex

thing about him. >> well, they do. >> they can't say a legitimate bad thing about him. >> the associated press tonight reports an emerging target of the investigation or focus of the investigation may be not just people associated with the trump campaign but people who they may have on the hook for violations of the foreign agent registration act, including prominent democratic firm the podesta group and the mercury group, led by a former republican congressman named vin weber. if the mueller effort is going to start really going after people for foreign agent registration and it is going to start ensnaring lobbying groups and other people well outside the trump campaign, is that an appropriate use of -- >> well, i'm not going to speculate until i would see more facts. >> okay. >> you don't know what the relationships are, the interlocking relationships. maybe it is related, maybe it isn't related. i think it's safe not to comment on this until you saw some real facts. >> let me ask you about the popular perception that wleefr peop -- whatever people think of the investigation -- >> i saw a po

however the associated press says it's study shows the administration efforts are falling short. that report says white house efforts to speed up weight times by revamping the va electronic medical record system not be finished for eight more years. more than 470,000 that's are demanding higher disability compensation. associated press says a measure the president signed into law speeding up processing delays won't help these half-million americans. >>> it's 5:18. let's check in with sal. >> we are looking at the south bay commute. silicon valley drive, gilroy, we are looking at a commute that looks good. we're off to a nice start. i think on the friday that some people are taking in observance of veterans day, we are in good shape. it's early to tell we don't have a lot of slow traffic to report right now driving into silicon valley they were clearing an accident. that was a police matter as well. seem things are doing well. if you look back at the commute there hasn't been any real major delays in the area. let's take a look at 280, that traffic looks good. also the bay bridge

a new poll shows americans want to avoid politics, a survey by the associated press shows only 2 in 10 people are eager to discuss politics, about one third of people say they want to avoid political conversation at the dinner table and women are more likely than men to say that they dread the thought of talking politics on thanksgiving. >>> online donations poor in for a homeless man who gave his last $20 to a strainer driver in philadelphia, a 27-year-old woman, kate mcclure, ran out of gas on the highway, it was dark and she was alone and scared, why does she while the man is you are the woman waited for the man to approach, he came back and said lock your doors and came back with some gas, she was so touched that she has been visiting him regularly and giving him money, the man is named johnny, a former marine that became addicted to drugs and fell into bad luck, she created a gofundme site with the goal of raising $10,000, the site is now nearing $200,000, we want to know what are you thankful for on this thanksgiving?! send us your thoughts on the ktvu twitter page and, on the kt

divorce, and connie gets her first paying gig as a society photographer in palm beach for the associated press women, when she first started out, they were not doing careers. she basically stepped into a man's world and ran the show. >> after one year on the job, she returns to new york and works as a public-relations photographer on the maiden voyage of the s.s. brazil. then a lightning bolt of inspiration strikes. >> she went into central park, and she basically just started photographing babies. >> why babies? >> when she was a young girl, she was always around babies. she naturally gravitated towards babies. she ended up going back the next day with prints selling some of her pictures to a mom, and the career was born. >> in 1940, constance opens a photo shop on central park south. she quickly becomes known for her ability to capture faces and expressions other baby photographers cannot. >> how unique were her techniques? >> she had a way with communicating with the baby, and she would get them to do the craziest things. [ camera shutter clicking ] >> she develops a lot of tricks, like fil

. >> dana: doug, another topic while i have you come the associated press is reporting that president trump will not campaign for roy moore in alabama. what are you hearing? >> from the white house nothing on this front. they had made no decision in any official capacity to the best of our knowledge. last we heard from the president about roy moore was last tuesday when he said this. >> he denies it. look, he denies it. if you look at what is really going on, look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. >> obviously, huge dilemma for the white house no matter what decision. they decide to campaign for roy moore, a sense a signal of acceptance of his alleged behavior. if he chooses not to campaign, it opens the door to a democratic candidate to win the democratic -- the seat in alabama, i deeply red state, which knows the majority to a 51. an example both ways. spill and thank you, doug mckelway. let's look at some of the big items on kindnesses to-do list. one of them is passing a new spending belt bite september 8th to avoid a shutdown. they

the associated press news agency is disputing the president's claims that his administration has taken big strides in fixing the department of veterans affairs. the white house issued a two- page memo this week declaring that in a short period of time tremendous progress was made in areas such as providing healthcare to vets. but the ap says the analysis shows that the administration's efforts are falling short. the report says that the white house effort to speed up weight times by revamping the va's electronic record system may not be complete for another eight years. more than 470,000 vets have filed appeals demanding higher disability compensation. the associated press also says i measure the president signed into law aimed at reducing processing delays will not help these past million veterans. >>> the time is now for 16 a.m., house republicans are pushing their tax reform legislation through a key committee. the house ways and means committee voted 24 to 16 along party lines to send the complex tax bill to the full house. republicans say the almost $6 trillion measure will help t

a source tells the associated press the interview with kushner happened earlier this month and lastedt 90 minutes. it was aimed in part to see if kushner had any information that could possibly clear flynn of charges. the revelation comes as special counsel mueller postponed grand jury testimony linked to his investigation of flynn and after flynn's lawyers cut ties with president trump's legal team. a spokesperson for mueller declined to comment and flynn's attorney did not return messages from the associated press. an attorney for kushner said that kushner has voluntarily cooperated with relevant inquiries and will continue to do so. >>> thousands were rocking around a christmas tree on a mild night for the 8 5/16 annual rockefeller christmas tree lighting in new york city. mayor bill de blasio flipped a switch illuminating that p 5-foot-tall 12-ton norway spruce. it has more than 50,000 l.e.d. lights and crown with that swarovski star. it included a night of star-studded performance including gwen stephen ji, she performed her edition of let it snow. pentatonix performed an a capel

there is a statement first about the associated press report. they knocked on his door this morning. he came out and denied the allegations, said he didn't remember any of it. they said, quote, the associated press made an unannounced visit to the home of congressman conniers this morning. congressman congressiers was under the impression the reporter was speaking of recent allegations which he was unaware of and denied. they thought this reporter was asking about so many more recent association. however, they did go on and his office commented about that buzzfeed report. one thing i wanted to make clear, craig, too, one of the things we have been working to try to report out here at nbc news was the source of these documents and affidavits. they came and buzzfeed was transparent about this, they came from mike sernovich who is a pro-trump activist and they say they verified the documents by talking to four of the people who were involved. conyers says of the buzz feed report, quote, i expressly and vehemently denied the allegations made against

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with us from manila, the philippines, jonathan lamire, white house reporter for the associated press and an msnbc political analyst who now has thousands more miles on his frequent flyer card. jonathan, is the attempt to flatter this president as staggeringly obvious in person to you covering these events going from hop to hop as it is the next day for most of us on television? >> it is brian. it's a playbook that was written actually back in the spring. far from here in manila. in saudi arabia. that was the president's first foreign trip. that was his first stop. they, to quote him, rolled out the red carpet with an elaborate, lavish ceremony. and other countries took note. and we have seen that time and again. each country tweaks the formula a little but the general principles are the same. in tokyo it was lunch with prime minister abe complete with a hamburger made with american beef. we have seen that time and again as the officials here are serving him sort of westernized versions of local cuisine to keep him happy. certainly in -- >> ah, the miracle of satellite communications

white house reporter for the associated press. and in washington, an associated press graduate, vivian salama, these days, an nbc news national political reporter. vivian, you have covered this president so closely, including from the time you spent at the associated press chair in that briefing room. why has he gone silent now? and the second part of the question is for how long can he maintain this? >> well, remember, brian, a lot of this is unfolding while the trump administration is waging its latest battle on capitol hill, which is to pass the president's tax plan. very heated, very contentious battle where they're still not so sure they're going to get all the republican support they need, similar to what we saw with the health care bill a couple of months back. so they are really trying to put all the focus and all their effort into that without losing any other potential votes. and there in alabama, there's the potential for another vote. and the president, while trying to keep a distance from this scandal, because, of cou

now reports as being saifullah sipar who's back immigrant according to the associated press had a rented van that he drove on a bike path here in lower manhattan on the west side of the city he will grow several blocks plowing through pedestrians and people on bicycles before exit ing the bike path coming on the west side highway that you see here behind me and plowing into a bus with some children on it at that point according to police the suspect got out of the vehicle was running through the streets he apparently had two weapons on him the first police officers that responded saw him opened fire and wounded him and then immediately took him into custody he's now at a hospital recovering as you mentioned police are saying that eight people died from this six were pronounced dead at the scene two others later died at the hospital and there are more than ten people that are in seriously injured from this but with non-life threatening injuries this happened a little after three p.m. here and it was a very busy time here in lower manhattan we're just about four blocks north of th

some senior policymakers only found out after they were informed by the associated press.official indicated the bureau was simply overwhelmed by the number of attempted hacks. joining us are former federal prosecutor john loroe, malcolm nantz and anne gearan is still with us. let me start with you, john, and get your reaction to this. a lot of people will be astounded to learn of this. what do you make of it? >> i'm shocked by it. i've been a federal prosecutor and defense lawyer. whenever somebody is under attack, the fbi goes to them and says, listen, you're in jeopardy. even if you are the target of an investigation. >> let me bring in a comment from that report. michael mcfall was asked to respond to the fact he was one of the targets of all this. he said our government needs to be taking greater responsibility to defend its citizens in the physical and cyberworlds. now before a cyberattack produces an even more catastrophic outcome than we've already experienced. malcolm nantz, let me ask you about that, the degree to which the government is taking this seriously. is

the photographer here for the white house via the associated press. they look cozy.ded about six and it's a great event. i'm heading over to the white house now for that. thanks so much for watching this hour of "msnbc live." right now more news with my colleagues stephanie ruhle and ali velshi. are you guys excited for the pardon? >> i am. i feel like the turkeys are like fish out of water in a hotel room. >> i also feel maybe they're getting pardoned but their friends, neighbors, brothers, sisters are all getting cooked. >> true. but they're probably cozy on those beds. >> that's probably true. see you later at the turkey pardoning. >> and what's inside the pillows, isn't that weird? >> like it feels like a relative? >> kind of. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. let's get started. >> this will be investigated. this has to end. this behavior is wrong. period. >> veteran journal is charlie rose is now facing accusations from over a dozen women on allegations of misconduct. >> eight women tell "the washington post" the legendary news man sexually harassed the

a technology writer from the associated press helped write this story. ryan good to see you.or being with us. tell me about the tweets you looked at. how you were able to determine that they were russian linked? >> well, these are tweets that twitter itself identified as coming from russia's internet research agency. they handed over a list of 2,700 to congressional investigators, house symbol committee made that list public and we were able to match that against an archive of tweets that we obtained. >> you noted that the russian trolls had a strategy of react, distort and distract. is there any sense how they're organized? is it somewhere central where that message is put out? how is this done? >> yeah. i mean, the internet research agency has been well reported on at the troll farm in russia. you know, twitter identified these as coming from there. we did see some patterns in the tweets that we saw. there are multiple retweets of the same sort of message that we saw. you know, and so, you know, these counts followed each other to some extent is -- something we're still wor

the associated press reports that conyers is denying all of it. we need to be clear. we are in a state with so many accusations happening, people's reputations are on the line. what do we know clearly about this story? >> reporter: well, steph, we are learning more. you know, this reaction that we now have -- so the associated press sent a reporter to conyers' house. they knocked on the door and they received an unequivocal denial. i'll read you part of the ap story here. john conyers has told the associated press he hasn't settled any harassment complaints with any staff members. conyers who answered his door at home tuesday morning says he knows nothing of inappropriate touching and learned of the story just hours earlier. referring to allegations of sexual harassment and assault being made against politicians and others, the veteran lawmaker says he's been looking at these things with amazement. so at this point, nbc news is trying to confirm all aspects of this. we are working to try to confirm aspects of the original buzzfeed story and working to try and get in t

the ivanka in a blistering response to the controversy she told the associate press quote there's a special place in held for people who prey on children. i have yet to see a vald explanation. i have no reason to doubt the victim as account. >> moore with a tweet ending we will not quit. his examine also putting out quotes from a dozen women all attests to his character. moore signed an open letter denying the allegation. kenne he now calls the allegations beyond disturbing and serious but is not so far dropping support. >> meanwhile doug jones backing the accusers. >> seems to me the statements made by the women have much more credible than the denials. >> in h alabama, an emergency meeting of the state republican committee ended last night without conference. >> all right. judgment day for the house tax plan. the president heads to capitol hill today speaking po house gop members ahead of a vote on their version of the tax bill. the first gop senator is opposing the plan jeopardizing plans to pass it by the end of the year. senate republicans can only lose two votes and senator ron johnso

let's look at the story from the associated press where they said they had seen as part of their investigationher social media was manipulated prior to the us election. the biggest thing that has been happening over the last few months, and especially with this investigation, is how russia has been allegedly trying to, or did allegedly tried to swing the us election. this story is interesting because they go over 36,000 tweets, and within that, they show how en masse, these people all baz or whoever it is had actively tried to sway a conversation away from another one, in favour of donald trump. -- bots. indeed. and it talks about how russian agents basically disguised on twitter and move people to was negative news about hillary clinton, and move away the debate from negative news about donald trump. it was that about, doesn't it? yes. the interesting thing is the method in which they do it. so what of the biggest things was with the both the conspiracy. that is when donald trump said no, 0bama was born in the us. instead of, you would think that en masse they would be thinking all these twit

police sources telling the associated press that men in four offrode vehicles opened fires on worshippers inside the mosque during a sermon. president trump just tweeted moments ago calling it a, quote, horrible and attack on innocent and defenses when flames broke out at a wan has d firefighter went to the hospital. investigators are now trying to figure out what sparked that fire inspect justin is live with a look at what happened. >> and as we come on the air right thou, loved ones are working to salvage what they can from this burned out home and in daylight nowite clear to see where the damage was perhaps the strongest. check out that level up there, that second level. the area burned down to the fire. the 5800 block of wilburn drive off hadson road and capital heights here. reports, as well, of a possible entrapment inside. 35 firefighters were on the scene here and they remained spots an neighbors at first weren't sure what was happening. that's what they saw for themselves. >> i came out of my house just to check out what was going on. and i came up the street three houses away an

abducted and tortured by sri lanka's current government according to an investigation by the associated press the men from the ethnic minority are seeking political asylum in europe they say they were accused of trying to revive a rubble group from sri lanka civil war sri lankan authorities deny those allegations. authorities in india's capital delhi have closed all schools in the city as dangerously high levels of pollution choked the city for a second day authorities have also issued health warnings for the sick and elderly local media say the level of pollution has reached twenty five times the limit deemed safe. and people in vietnam have begun the cleanup following last weekend's flash floods more than half of the ancient town of remains under water authorities say at least eighty nine people died in the floods they were triggered by a typhoon that struck the south of the country on saturday. catalonia as ousted leader carlos first of all has sharply criticized the european union for not supporting the region's bid for independence he made the comments in a speech in brussels where he's

and finally we turn to associated press with an online article about pope francis, who has called ontter discussion this morning. you can have your say on that. with me is geraint anderson who is an author, former stockbroker and newspaper columnist. let's begin with an american city story of sorts. this is the washington post take on the justice department stepping in over this proposed merger between at&t —— at&t, which is a

in a blistering response to the controversy, she told the associated press there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. i've yet to see a valid explain he nation and have no doubt of the victim's account. >> the tweet ending we will not quit. his examine also putting out quotes from a dozen women who have known moore for years all attesting to his character and moore himself signed an open will are to sean hannity denying the dallegations. >> hannity giving him 24 hours. he now calls the allegations beyond disturbing and serious but is not so far dropping support. >> in alabama an emergency meeting ended last night without comment. >> it's judgment day for the house tax plan. the president heads to capitol hill today speaking to house gop members ahead of a vote on their verse of the tapx bill. the first gop senate expressing oppositi opposition. senate republicans can only lose two votes and senator ron johnson says he won't vote for the bill. he says it doesn't help small business enough, giving corporations a bitter deal. that. p prompted president trumo give hi

we begin with an online article from associated press.nd claims to have found evidence of disguised russian agents on twitter who deflected ‘scandalous' news about donald trump before last yea r‘s presidential election. russian cyber meddling also comes up in thejapan times. this piece focusing on nato members agreeing to increase cyber—weaponry to help protect europe, as the threat from russia grows. the times publishes those extraordinary comments from the facebook‘s founding president, sean parker describes facebook as a tool "exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology". he also says "god only knows what it's doing to our children's brains." flipping over to the guardian and its coverage of the brexit talks. this article looks at the eurozone economy in its best shape for a decade, while the uk is weaker than what was expected six months ago. in the financial times, a big spread under the headline "children make up a quarter of people identified as potential extremists' with most —— a quarter of people identified as potential extre

this morning his mother tells the associated press her son had been having difficulty for days with some neighbors. our sister station was able to speak to another family member. that person did not want to go on camera. they told our colleagues he was smart but troubled and family members apologized to the victims saying they feel horrible for everybody involved. >>> police say a gunman opened fire at a home near park side and view drive around 7:30 last night. four people were shot. one died. investigators have not released details about the suspect or a motive. >>> students walked out of a controversial speaker's appearance at stanford. you can see them there leaving. robert spencer has written extensively in opposition of islam. about $6,000 spent on extra security. minutes after spencer started to speak, the room cleared out. >> racism isn't welcome, bigotry isn't welcome on this campus. we can't set a precedent for giving people who are espousing hatred to have a platform on this campus. >> are you a racist? are you an islamophobe? >> i'm neither one. >> one curious thing the hall

. >> i want to bring this from the associated press. he has not settled any complaints with staff members according to the associated press. he answered the door and said he knows nothing about claims of inappropriate touching and learned of the story hours earlier. we will continue to track this story as well and we'll be right back. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than $1 a day! his secret? selectquote. in just minutes a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. >> we know president trump will spare their lives and you are going to make me do this. pres

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. >>> a new report from the associated press shows russian hackers who interfered in our election had much bigger ambitions. the a.p. is calling the group's digital hit list. it shows hackers tried to break into the e-mail accounts of former secretary of state john kerry, former secretary colin powell and other high ranking u.s. officials. coming up, will break down how significant this news is. >>> after everything this city has been through, it's nice to say this. houston strong. the astros just beat the l.a. dodgers to win the world series for their first ever championship. the series was a hard-fought battle. seven games with one final winner take all. congratulations astros. > this morning, we're hearing from a man who was having a business lunch when a car rammed into the building and stopped just inches away from them. one of the friends was this father and boy scout leader seen on the right-hand side. he died this week. he was the commissioner for the district of the boy scouts of america. he helped guide some 3,000 troops and 1200 adult leaders. he's being remembered as a rem

. >> yes, and again today when the associated press knocked on conyers' door and he answered, he gavetement that he initially had to walk back because he thought the associated press was asking him about recent allegations and then he had to come out and say well, i thought you were talking about something more recent than the 2015 lawsuit that i settled. does this count? 2016's recent? we don't know. again, we just got these documents a few minutes ago. we don't know the identity of the plaintiff we are hoping to hear back from the conyers office. >> bret: peter doocy live on capitol hill. pentagon officials say they have recovered additional remains of 1 of the soldiers killed in an ambush in niger last month. a senior official telling fox bone fragments from the skull of sergeant la david johnson was found in the village. this week marks the anniversary of one of the major moments in modern history in the middle east. four decades later, chief washington correspondent james rosen with the story of sadat in israel. >> when egyptian president anwar el-sadat arrived in ben-gurion airp

associated press says this analysis shows the administrations efforts are falling short. the ap reports a white house effort to speed up weight times revamping the va's electronic medical records system not be complete for another eight years. more than 470,000 vets have filed appeals demanding higher disability compensation. the ap says the measure the president signed into law in the processing delays will not help the half-million veterans. >>> president trump is pushing his america first agenda. he addressed other world leaders at the asia-pacific economic summit and talked about a decision he made to take the u.s. out of the transpacific partnership which he calls a bad deal. he also promoted his america first policy and encouraged other countries to put their own countries first. >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. i am always going to put america first, the same way that i expect all of you in this room, to put your countries first. >> the president visit to vietnam is part of his five country tour of asia. earlier this week

and with us in vietnam is jonathan lamere for the white house associated press. we saw jonathan in one of the photos on this trip on board a u.s. military helicopter with another of our friends, ashley parker of the "washington post." great to see the kids grow up and fly around in blackhawks. and we are joined by one of jonathan's colleagues as we welcome to the broadcast, ken thomas, also an a.p. white house reporter. jonathan, i'm told we have a sizable satellite delay between you and us, but i'll go ahead and ask, was there as much surprise on the trip as there was back here to hear the president's comments on china after running so hard against china in the campaign and as president saying he really doesn't blame china for what they have been up to economically, vis-a-vis the u.s.? >> reporter: there's no question, brian, that the president pulled his punches. we know night after night on the campaign trail, rally after rally, he accused china of manipulating the currency of healthy and terrible trade imbalance. he one night said china is raping our country.

. >> briefly, the associated press spoke with three current and former female members of congress. republicans. who detailed years of sexual harassment allegations, by fellow lawmakers, including at least two members who are still serving in congress. they were not named. you're the highest-ranking woman in the u.s. government. what do you intend to do about this? >> well, my colleague, jackie spear, has a bill mandating harassment training. and that -- we just couldn't take that up. he's referring it to committee. hopefully we can move quickly on that. but the -- some of the things that go beyond what jackie -- congresswoman spears is doing in her bill have to be done by the full congress. and that is where we need to go. getting rid of these nondisclosure clauses and the rest -- most of -- i didn't know about some of these things. because there is a nondisclosure provision. that has to go. but anyway, we're at a different place. i'm kind of -- i don't want to say excited about it, because it's all very, very sad. but it's hopeful that we can do something very, very strong right n

comments in sharp contrast to those of his daughter and adviser ivanka trump who earlier told the associated press there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. i've yet to see a valid explanation. and at the same time, more than 20 republican senators are calling for moore to drop out of the race. >> it's clear to me that the best thing that roy moore could do for the country is to move on. >> reporter: minnesota senator al franken broke his silence sunday, amid accusations by four women of improper touching, telling wcco this -- >> i am a long way back. i am a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. >> reporter: franken says he's not resigning and willfully cooperate with a senate ethics committee investigation. and on the house side, 88-year-old michigan representative john conyers sunday stepped aside at the top democrat on the house judiciary congress while congress investigates allegations that he sexually harassed female staff members. >>> now, just because you're working off the turkey and mashed potatoes doesn't mean you can't enjoy a beer. >> it

. >> so the associated press after this buzz feed report was published overnight went and knocked on his door and initially said i have nothing to do with this and denied everything. conyers office put out a pair of statements, one directly related to the denial that the the associated press reported. and they said he was unaware of any. he thought they might be referring to more recent allegations that that is what he was denying and then put out a lengthier statement that says that this environment that we are currently in is creating a different climate and he explicitly said repeatedly that he denies allegations of harassment that this report that she had been asked for sexual favors. but he does acknowledge that they did settle the case. they settled the complaint and that she was paid a financial settlement. buzz feed reported that to be just over $27,000. now we have a new statement out from nancy pelosi, the minority leader of the house of representatives. she had been silent until we heard from conyers about this. she says we each have a responsibility to uphold the integrit

the president's own daughter, ivanka told the associated press last week, there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. moore has repeatedly, steadfastly called the sexual contact allegations lies. >>> cbs and pbs have both terminated charlie rose over sexual misconduct allegations. eight women who either worked for rose, or tried to work for him on his pbs program came forward to "the washington post." they acc misconduct, including groping them, and walking naked in front of them. >> reporter: both cbs and pbs fired legendsary news anchor charlie rose tuesday, following a bombshell report detailing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. the cbs this morning cohost addressed the accusations on air. >> let me be very clear, there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. >> this is not the man i know, but i'm also clear on the side of the women who have been damaged by this. >> reporter: david rhodes said despite charlie's important journalistic contribution, there is absolutely nothing more important than assuring a safe, professional workplace. "the washington