bob graham served 18 years in the senate, is the co-author of america the owners manual. you can fight city hall and when and former two term governor of florida. since leaving the senate in 2005 he has been chair of the congressional commission on weapons of mass destruction, proliferation and terrorism, member of the financial crisis commission and cochair of the presidential commission on the deepwater horizon oil spill which i noted last night contributing from the news conference, phi beta kappa graduate of the university of florida and harvard law school centered for public service at the university of florida to enhance civic engagement and prepare the next generation of public leaders. senator graham will offer remarks and turn to questions and identify yourself and your news outlet and submit questions at press.org, questions@press.org. it is yours. >> thank you very much, thomas burr, thank you for the opportunity to come back to the national press club. on july 15th, after some 14 years, the chapter of 28 pages from the final report of the congressional joint i

bottom line, bob graham and others are saying there's much more information out there beyond the 23 there are still thousands of other pages under lock and key. so we may not get a full scope of how much evidence there is and that there is not -- or evidence that may refute this perhaps for months if not years from now. >> before we receipt let you go, i'm wonderings that bob graham and these other legislators read what's under those blacked out pages? did they get an opportunity to read it? >> they have read good portions of it. that's why they're saying they can't tell us exactly what it is they say they know the information that's there. they know what it says. they've seen it. they have access. but the trouble for all of us is that they give conflicting interrorist attemptations of what they're reading and -- interrorist attemptations of what they're -- -- terrorist tinterpratations of what they're reading. >> well, more troops are heading to iraq. they're going to mosul the city that has been a islamic state strongholder for as long as two years. the surge could start next month. the

bob grahame recently won the 9/11 documents that tie the saudi arabia government to 9/11 hijackers and he says bringing this to court would help to get 80,000 more pages released and that could reveal what the saudis knew and when. >> it could also open the flood gates to information. i know some of what the attorneys representing the families have been developing and it is really convince people that the saudis were not our allies. >> and sarasota republican buchanan says the legislation restores a long-established principle of government that foreign pures are not immune. sided with the president. >> it's going to be fascinating to see how this whole thing rolls out. and in another vote on capitol hill. a 1.1 billion emergency spending bill was approved in part to help fight zika w but it's a pat of a broader spending bill. >> it was a tearful fight at alonso high school in tampa as friends, faculty and staff remember the life of jose fernandez, an alonso alum. fox 13's josh cascio was there and josh, it has to be emotional. >> you know, we were on the baseball field earlier tonight,

our guest today is former senator bob graham of florida. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee before and after the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. i would like to welcome our public radio and c-span audiences and i want to remind you you can follow the action on twitter using the #npclive. we are now less than two weeks away from the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001. which cost the lives of more than 3,000 americans and laufrpbled america into war in two countries. just last month, the united states government released 28 redacted pages of the congressional joint inquiry into the 9-11 attacks. our guest, senator graham, has repeatedly called for the release of those pages. and i'm guessing will argue today for more transparency into the worst attacks on united states soil in its history. senator graham is the co-author of "america, the owners manual: you can fight city hall and win." he is also a former two-term governor of lord of. since leaving the senate in 2005, graham has been the chair

>> reporter: bob graham, a foreign governor and senator of florida led the investigation into the 9/11 attacks. his work most recently led to the declassification of top to foreign governments like saudi arabia. >> this is removing the cork from the bottle. there is a significant amount of information which like the 28 pages has been withheld. >> reporter: as efforts continue to force the release of more documents, several 9/11 victims families are taking their fight a step further to the courtroom. >> this is a complex issue. we all grieve for the families of those who lost. >> reporter: republican congressman david jolly of florida is one of several e allowing families of terror nation to sue nations that could have ties to terrorist attacks. >> if there is liability by nation states, than victims should have the opportunity to seek some type of compensation. this does get into a very difficult diplomatic and international relations arena. >> reporter: some victims' families see just the scheduling of a vote as a victory and an important step forward for victims of 9/11 and similar t

bob graham, who was a former senator and chairman of the intel can he -- the intel committee, writes in the "new york times," the questions of 9/11 still unanswered. he writes, in july, after approval from the administration, congress released a 28-page chapter of previously classified material from the final report of a joint congressional inquiry into the 9/11 attacks. saudi arabia's foreign minister said the document had ruled out any saudi involvement in the attack, the matter is now finished, he declared. ut it is not finished -- host: the chapter focused on three of the 19 hijackers who lived for a time in l.a. and san diego. the pages suggested new trails of inquiry worth following, including why an al qaeda operative had the unlisted phone number of the company that managed the colorado estate of prince bandar, then he saudi ambassador -- host: that's an op-ed piece by former senator bob graham of florida. there's a live shot of the pentagon this morning. we'll there be at about 9:30 eastern time for the memorial service there, including remarks by president barack obama. we'

commission, bob kerry who was a medal of honor recipient and another member of the 9/11 commission, bob grahamir of the senior intelligence commission, these are all individuals who have seen all of the documents and they've come to a different conclusion, your honor, than you have. why instead of debating this on a cable television program can't we debate it in a court of law? that's the issue. >> that holds risks not only -- first of all, they signed off on the report, which found that there was no evidence to show saudi government involvement. so the notion that somehow they're having second thoughts now is interesting, but quite irrelevant. the 28 pages do not disclose anything else and they signed off on the report when they had already seen the 28 pages. now, what we have to lose is substantial. we are -- we have more people overseas as soldiers, dip mats, and people working in our intelligence effort than any other country. there have already been efforts to get at those people in belgium, in spain, in afghanistan. you have a drone strike that goes wrong, you're going to have an attempt

. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only play that mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game have their faces along side the nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you la

bob graham - a former governor and senator of florida - helped lead the investigation into the 9/11 attackswork - most recently - lead to the declassification top secret reports - to show connections the hihjackers had to foreign governments like saudia arabia. "this is removing the cork from the bottle, that there's still a significant amount of information which like the 28 pages has been withheld" >> reporter:even as efforts continue to force the release of more documents - several 9/11 victims families are taking the fight a step further: to the courtroom. >>:"this is a complex issue, we all grieve for the families of those who lost" republican congressman david jolly of florida is one of several house members considering legislation that'll allow families of terror victims to sue nations - like sauida arabia - that could have ties to terror attacks. >>:"victims should have the opportunity to seek some form of redress, and compensation, this gets very complicated, its not as simple as a family suing a nation state" >> reporter:some victims families see just the scheduling of a vote as a

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. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only play that mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game balls and those players will nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were you thinking? you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning ca

brookfield teacher is accused of buying with embezzled money - after >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only play that mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game have their faces along side the nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were you thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and t

. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last playthat mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game balls and those players will have their faces along side the nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were you thinking? >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >>

. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only play that mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game have their faces along side the nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field goal kick go up, what were >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton mann

bob graham, former senator and chairman of the intelligence committee writes in the new york times about questions of 9/11. there is approval from the administration. congress released a 28 page into thef materials 9/11 attack. saudi arabia's foreign minister said the document ruled out any saudi involvement in the attack. it is now questioned, but it is not finished square. the government assisted the terrorists. now as we approach the 15th anniversary of the attacks, it is time to release more documents from other investigations into september 11 the remainder secret all these years. pagesr graham writes 28 where i was a code chapter. the pages suggested new trails of inquiry were following. there was an al qaeda operator the talked about the escape of prince band are -- bandar. .here could be more we will be at the pentagon at 9:30 eastern time for the memorial service there, including remarks by president barack obama. we will also be in field, pennsylvania today. the flight 93 memorial and the crew of our own today. and in new york city, we have been watching a lot of this morning,

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. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only play that mattered. denver holds on to win it 21-20. we will quickly get to the game have their faces along side the nbc "sunday night football" bus. those players are trevor siemian, who was 18 for 26 for 178 and a touchdown. c.j. anderson, carried it 20 times for 92 yards and a td and also caught four passes and demarcus ware had 1 1/2 sacks and the nine-time pro bowler joins c.j. anderson and trevor siemian on the sidelines with michele. >> michele: trevor, first i have to ask you as we saw the field >> unbelievable. you never know what is going to happen in this business. i learned that last year. great one. good to be a part of it. >> michele: you were described as poised, calm and collected and you faced a lot of adversity in the game. what do you think got you through that? >> teammates. we have a great huddle. we have a lot of guys to lean on. c.j. led the way all day and the guys up front did a heck of a job. >> michele: i know peyton manning called you last night.

lindsey graham and bob corker echoes the president's complaint that allowing u.s.itizens to sue another government may open the door for the same thing to happen in the u.s. ,t the summit in slovakia european union leaders talking of unity of purpose on migration. evidence there eastern countries want to share the burden of asylum-seekers. hungary,:, slovakia, and the czech republic showing for a strengthening of security, they want better control of the eu southern border. british foreign secretary has said that former brexit talks will likely begin early next year. reporters that the u.k. must apply clarity and certainty on plans to leave the european union. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you, on the eighth anniversary of lehman bankruptcy, a former treasury secretary larry summers showed that big banks in those that's are no safer now than before the financial crisis. to reach the conclusion, some look at stock yields. david gura asked him about these market based

. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the bill graham civic auditorium. this is a big day for people speculating about what could be unveiled. good morning. >> reporter: the emphasis on that word speculating, sam and laura, because as far as apple's concerned they're labelling this a special event at 10:00 this morning here at the bill graham civic auditorium in downtown. but we are expecting the release of new version of the iwatch and the iphone. the iphone 7 is what the speculation is. not expecting a radical dese sign of the current iphone. the "wall street journal" reports the iphone 7 is similar to size of iphone 6 models with the same 4.7 1/2 screens. according to bloomberg news, the removal of the headphone jack which would allow for more space on the phone for a faster processor or improved battery capacity. it would have to be wireless or would have to plug into the existing lightning power port. apple could add a pressure sensitive home button and dual lens camera which would make for better shots in low light and allow pictures to be focused d

with congressional candidate and cleveland entrepreneur graham beesy and conservative talk show host bob france. greetings, guys. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> great. let's get going here. northeast ohio, a home away from home for presidential candidates, a hot bed in swing state ohio. labor day starts the campaigns beginning of the end. we saw hillary clinton and donald trump make stops here. clinton in cleveland. trump in brook park. and clinton fighting a nasty cough. stkpwraoeted by union and backers as she checked all of the labor day boxes. job creation, equal pay, union rights. donald trump with a surprise appearance with a park community leaders and later in canfield. trump talking charter schools at a stop at the african- american community, the day after the commander in chief forum, where they took questions about america's world, helping veterans and defeating isis. clinton's cyber security shraod mere putin, vladimir puten. >> if he says great things about me, i will say great things about him. he has strong control of his country. it is a very different type of sys

canmembers who have shown discern -- concern like dianne lindseyn and senator graham and bob corker, they said they are concerned with the applications but none of them are up for reelection. the broader political issue is that congress is sending to president obama in the final month of his presidency, it will inthe first veto override president obama's eight years as president. does. issued 12 he this would be the first. -- vetoes. this would be the first. >> what happens next? >> people are very confident that the details will be overridden. chuck schumer said as much in his statement and his reaction to the theater. what happens next is the legislation, the senate will take up the override first. the legislation written by andon and -- senator cornyn schumer started there. they will take the boat before they leave for washington to campaign in november. i could be the coming week. littlethe senate to be a busy with a continuing resolution to fund the government. laterwe can squeeze it in or they will have to come back the week after that. the schedule is still unclear. as long as

but first, "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside of bill graham civic center will an announcement will be made in an matter of hours. good morning. we are not expecting new products in terms of something we've never heard of before but updated versions of the iwatch and iphone 7 here at the bill graham civic outer to yum. the special event as apple is teasing us with that expected to start at 10:00 and on line. they're seeing see you on the 17th with special message on their website. another message, we've got something special in store for you. and what are they talking about? well, the "wall street journal" reports that they're talking about a new iphone 7 expected to be similar in size to the iphone 6 models with the same 4.7 and 5.5 inch screens. one of the most rumored changes, removal of the headphone jack, which allows for a more space inside the phone for, let's say, a faster processor or improved battery capacity. this means the newed hans would have to be wireless or plug in through the existing light anything power port. pressure sensitive home button and a new duo lens

her this democratic former congressional candidate, graham bc, and grant -- talkshow host bob france. northeast ohio, a home away from home for presidential candidates. a hot bed in the swing state, ohio. they were day starts the hillary clinton and donald trump make stops here. clinton in cleveland, trump and park. clinton fighting a nasty cough and she checked all the labor day boxes, job creation, equal pay, union rights. trump with a surprise appearance at brookpark, meeting union leaders and later at a fair and canceled. trump, thursday, talking charter schools. the day after the commander in chief forum, where they took questions about america's world, helping veterans and defeating ices. clinton cyber security issues, trump's take on vladimir putin, among topics. the first presidential debate is on september 26. my goodness, the sound and the fury will not go away here. the candidates keep coming and keep coming. can donald trump have it and refocus, and reinvent himself before the last seven weeks of he has not done for the last 16 months? >> and not with the comments he still

mccain of arizona, people who don't like donald trump like lindsey graham of south carolina, and people supportive of donald trump, like bob>> i think, you know, one has to be careful to let flattery influence how you feel about someone. we obviously have tremendous differences in our two country's national interests. there are things we should be aligned with them on like the fight against terrorism. but, you know, he's been fairly ruthless. >> trump is making the mistake with the thinking trump is a good leader. >> what do you think about trump praising putin? >> i don't have comments. i've been busy with the defense authorization bill and that's been the focus of all my attention and i did not -- >> but you obviously have been very critical of putin. >> i'm sorry? >> you've obviously been critical of putin. >> of course i have been. he's a murderer and a thug. >> now, a lot of those members like john mccain would not criticize donald trump but they do want to criticize vladimir putin. it just shows the difficult position a lot of these members are in as they struggle with some of the comments from their party's nominee.

away humidity for sunday, for the start of the eagles regular season, bob kelly, and it is a home game. it will be fun. >> big daddy graham standings in the wings here waiting to talk about it. 5:46. good morning everybody. live look at blue route 476 southbound, watch for delays out of the mid county down toward the schuylkill expressway. northeast philadelphia, getting up and out, waking up with the headlights northbound on i-95, heading up toward woodhaven road. accident in upper dublin david drive at fits the water town road, coming in from new jersey. no major delays, and we're pretty much back to our morning rush hour set up here on the freeway and 295. now beginning today, make sure you have a new schedule, no matter what means of transportation you are using for september, they have kicked in a new schedule on most of the buses, trains, and trolleys across the board. same deal on the regional rails. they made slight adjustments on the lines and added supplemental bus services on select regional rail lines. lay it safe. get red of the old schedule and whatever you had and get yourself a new one because it all chang

he invited me to, and he and he sent me right next to franklin graham and eric -- who wrote the bia capri for bobdobson is over here and these tremendous people and i'm hearing people who are smarter than me and are tripping with humility and a deep love for god and 1000 people who are of different races in different denominations in different economic classes, different ideas and different loyalties to political parties coming together and praying for our nation. it was so great and i'm thinking, why can't the whole nation see this kind of wisdom and humility and truth and unity. i felt frustrated with it at i went to lunch with a buddy in new york city and was explained to him, i wish there is someone who could pull all of this together and get it out of the smaller rooms to a national scale. he has done a lot of big things himself and he said i think i know a guy. i mean he's passionate about these things come he knows most of these people, he has met them personally and he makes live events and lots of movie theaters seven can go to the values voters summit and tell people to tell their frien