. >> tyrese carlisle was dead at the area hospital. his own mother called police saying he was trying to steal her car. >> a struggle ensued. the officer radioed for backup. backup officers arrived and told the man to let go of the gun. >> he let go of the gun but he grabbed officer two's gun. >> all three officers discharged striking the male several times along the left side of the body. >> he did have the gun. >> carlisle's sister says her brother had mental issues. >> why would they shoot him down like a dog like that. they could have shot him in his leg. >> the thing was, my aunt, his mom, was saying that he had mental issues. >> the matter is under investigation. sources say carlisle had a long rap sheet involving guns. >> jim? >> thank yous, dan. police are trying to locate the man that opened fire at a target store. ger chirico has the latest on this. >> jim, this could have been so much worse. it was the middle of the afternoon. the store was packed with shoppers when a gunman opened fire striking one man in the back. >> you s

. >> reporter: officers shot car lease carlisle his mother called police saying he was trying to steal the car. police officer said he approached the man. >> the man tried to disarm the officer while the gun was in the holster. backup officers commanded the man to let go of the officer's gun. >> the male did comply legged go of officer one's gun, but grabbed officer 2 and that firearm discharged. >> all officers discharged striking the male on the left side of the body. >> reporter: carlisle sister said her brother had mental issues. >> fef -- he was disabled, maybe they didn't know he was in wasn't in his right mind. >> my aunt which is his mom was saying he had mental issues. >> reporter: the matter is under investigation by the police shooting investigation team by the way sources say carlisle had a long rap sheet that includes domestic violence, drugs and guns. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." the latest on the war of words between u.s. and north korea. china is calling for both sides to cut out the rhetoric. both countries have threatened to launch attacks against each other.

you will not get elizabeth carlisle's. one way to keep some of this stuff, gregg out of the public eye? >> depends on her intent, really. only she can answer the question what her intent was. it is very suspicious a year ago, in a foia request, an organization asked for all documents pertaining to that meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch. james comey under penalty of perjury signed a document that said there are none. lo and behold we found out over the course of the last several days that there were 420 pages of documents pertaining to that meeting including prepared talking points which we know is spin from the department of justice and the fbi. all kinds of communications with reporters as well. so why would james comey say there are no documents when in fact there were? did 420 documents get lost and suddenly magically reappear? trish: do you think he you knew there were documents and was deliberately trying -- >> that is one of the explanations. either he lied or, he didn't understand the request, but it is

in carlisle, pennsylvania.that's what it comes down to. it's a great car. ainsley: that's great. thank you for sharing the history of the corvette with us. >> i love this stuff. are you kidding me. come to carlisle. seriously come on out. corvettes of carlisle starts tomorrow and goes through sunday. we would love to have everybody. ainsley: fun road trip, brian. brian: fantastic. see you inside. lance, good job. jillian, i talk to less, you can keep that car. >> no problem. brian: have to find a way to put the hood up. it's going to rain later. pc police taking things to outrageous new level as espn pulls the sports commentator from a football game at the university of virginia because his name is robert lee. dan bongino calls it irrational, anti-american. he will join us live next hour. don't miss a minute ♪ i want to ride it every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. make sure you check out bass pro shops' fall hunting classic,

woman called police saying tyrese carlisle was stealing her car.ficers rolled up to the fair hill neighborhood friday evening, they walked up and found carlisle who was sittin in her car they say. they say a struggle broke out and carlisle tried to pull a gun out of the holster of one of the officers and moments later they say carlisle tried to grab the officer's gun when they opened fire. he later died at temple university hospital. >>> just one week until the total solar eclipse and tonight amazon is issuing some refunds to any customers who may have bought fake solar eclipse glasses on its website. >> the company is removing a few listings for glasses on its site just as precaution. here's the deal. to safely view next week's eclipse you'll need glasses stamped with iso seal to help prevent eclipse watchers from buying wake one. american astronomical society has posted a list of verified vendors and web sites that sell the real eclipse glasses. >> the wrong glasses would leave you with instant and permanent blindness much joyce evans here to hel

carlisle racecourse is celebrating amazing and inspirational females. of them. earlier this year, her mum haley had a seizure at home. that is when darcy became a little hero. i was having a drink and the next thing i knew, there were two strangers with darcy after i woke up. i knew i had had a seizure, but i couldn't believe how well she dealt with it. she was amazing, weren't you? i ran out and stopped a taxi driver. and what did they do? they helped mum. tonight's penultimate race is named in darcy's on. it is the only all winning jockey race meeting. it is fantastic. it gives the girls to get —— a chance to have their rides on one night. jockeys winning tonight could do want to receive £20,000 of element award to help further their careers. we have 85 horses and good fields, which shows the support we have from owners and trainers throughout the country to send horses. and you have a lot of girls vying for this award, so there will be great competition and no one will be great competition and no one will be wanting to come second. those within horse

army war college in carlisle is the resting place of 200 american children.hey died while attending a boarding school a century ago. that land later became the war college. this week their descendants are reclaiming their remains and bringing them to a cemetary at home for a reburial. >> we learn how they feel about the history and how they feel about getting their family members returned to them. you don't get lucky enough to do something like this very often. >> the northern arapahoe drive is the first one to go through this process in carlisle. >>> a computer glitch at a delaware county wendy's is leaving customers with a sour taste after they were charged an increased price because of philadelphia's soda tax. this wendy's was charging customers extra for their sugary drinks, but it's located in ridley, three miles outside city limits. one customer showed us his receipt, and it showed he paid a 45-cent surcharge. the nbc 10 investigators order aid soda, too, but by then the problem had been fixed. customers weren't happy. >> i'm not worried about the 45 ce

when the officers shot carlisle.ly said he suffered from mental health issues. >>> happening right now, the world is watching the growing showdown between the u.s. and north korea. both president trump president m jong-un are trading military remarks. >> reporter: a new warning from kim jong-un north korea sending this message. if the trump administration does not want the american empire to meet its tragic doom they should talk and act properly. north korea said it was planning to send four missiles to the waters off guam. his latest message from president trump's string of warnings saying that the u.s. military is locked and loaded. to his latest. >> if anything happens to guam there will be big, big trouble in north korea. the. >> reporter: the governor of guam urging calm to 60,000 americans who live there. today he received a call from the president. the president even promising him a tourism boom. >> you've become extremely famous. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell abc there is no high alert for u.s. forces here

does elizabeth carlisle know about it?abeth: the other thing, if bill clinton and libretto lynch were only talking about the grandkids, why was it so heavily redacted by the fbi? why were so many pages blacked out? at that time, according to the local tv reporter who broke the news, the fbi, according to him was saying no cell phone photos, no pictures, no cameras, no even talking on their cell phones when they were on the tarmac covering that story. i don't know where this goes. you're right asking about trey gowdy's discussion under oath with loretta lynch. >> sandra: what about the media's response to cover this encounter as evidence it wasn't? >> jessica: what you didn't see it is the editorial in the senior people of these papers would not stand for it not being covered. they were saying they were being pushed to do it. that's a good thing. the people on top are saying this is important. i don't know any democrats who have defended this meeting, thinking was a good idea. although brenda lynch has talked about that and

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there wase aforce brigade of with the force and in fact led their way from carlisle, and it isis likely the first shots of e battle of gettysburg about 4:30 in the morning were fired by either jenkins' guys leading the way or one of the cadets shooting at jenkins' guy. they know this big force is coming. by the way, i need to fill something else in. you have also always heard that a gettysburg was her of this blundering together of the two armies. some even describe it as a s whr meeting engagement. a meetingng engagement is where two forces come together unexpectedly and it then was n develops into ao general engagement. this was no meeting engagement, folks. 30th, night ofth n juneew george gordon, the new commandee of the army of poe tam ak will send his staff officer to go see dickinson. bufo dickinson arrives athe t buford headquarters, hears about the plans and the disposition and he rides from buford to reynolds' s headquarters. d he briefs reynolds. are reynolds tells dickinson what a his plans are for the day, and he rides back to tell george gordon meade what it is that buford

kenny is promising a full investigation into a fatal please involved shooting. 31-year-old tyrice carlisled in the confrontation. his mother called police saying he was trying to steal her car. when police tried to stop him a. he grabbed an officer's gun and let it go, and grabbed the other officer's that's when the officers shot carlisle. his family said he suffers from mental health issues. >>> the world is showdown between u.s. and north korea. president trump and kim jong-un are trading remarks on military office. >> reporter: today a new warning from kim jong-un regime after a week of threat on both sides, north korea state media sending this message, if the trump administration does not want to american mt it's tragic deem they better talk and act correctly. kim jong-un said it was craft ago plan to send four missiles to the waters off guam. president trump's friday tweet locked and loaded to his latest. >> if anything happens to guamg trouble in north korea. >> reporter: the govenor of guam urging 60,000 americans to remain calm. the president promised him a tourism boom. >> you've

withgade of calvary was the force and lead their way down from carlisle and is likely the first shotsf the battle of gettysburg at 4:30 in the morning were fired by one of jenkins guys leading the way. they know this big forces coming. you have also always heard that ae battle of gettysburg is laundering together of two armies. a meeting engagement is where two forces come together unexpectedly and it develops into a general engagement. this was no meeting engagement. george gordon that the new command of the army of the potomac, lieutenant colonel joseph dickinson to go see buford. he hears what buford's plans are. rides to -- he briefs reynolds. reynolds tells dickinson what his plans are, and dickinson meets headquarters and tells george gordon meade what it is buford and reynolds have in mind. they have perfect intelligence and know the entire disposition. they know there is a big force coming from the west, two divisions coming from the north. earliest division is coming from the east. george gordon knew the entire disposition of the confederate army and buford has created design

when officers tried to stop tyrice carlisle there was a struggle, he grabbed a gun. he let that go and went after a second gun, that's when the officer shot and killed carlisle. the nair -- mayor is promising an investigation. >>> an alleged shoplifter is dead after he drown, he stole items from wawa near woodbury lake. he took off and jumped into the lake. he refused police commands to get out of the water and started to swim under the ever green avenue bridge. state police found him dead 6 hours later. >> i opened the door and the body was laying right there. >> police say the death was accidental, the man's identity has not been released. >>> happening today a rally against a dune project that has led to large ponds of water on margate beaches. the rally is planned at 2:00 p.m. on jerome avenue. the army corps of engineers has added sand to the area where storm water collected following recent storms. >> 9:08 a.m. you can still keep on dreaming like me about becoming an instant millionaire. there were no winners in the powerball drawing that means, wednesday's dra

the cemetery in carlisle is the resting place of nearly 200 native american children. they died while attending a boarding school on land that later became the war college. their descendants are reclaiming the remains and bring them home to a reservation for reburial. >> it's going to change their life about how they feel about their history and ab e emotional relief getting family members returned to them. you don't get lucky enough to do something like this very often. >> the northern arapahoe tribe is the first to go through this process in carlisle. >>> turning to your weather, a live look outside at city hall looking down broad street. sunny weather for your tuesday commute home. >> a a live look at eighth and market. it's a busy summer night in the city. >> meteorologist krystal klei is here. she's got her eyes on all these pictures with nice weather we can expect tomorrow. the changes coming later in the week as well. >> that's right. the live camera a second ago, what i noticed off bat is sunny on that roadway. it's sunny in pennsylvania too now. as expected th

. >>> a police shooting in north philadelphia is under review. 31-year-old tyrice carlisle was shot and killed when police say he tried to grab not one, but two officers guns. >> the male did comply initially, he let go of officer one's gun and he grabbed officer two's gun and the firing ensued. >> carlisle's mother called police to her home yesterday, he was stealing her car. his sister claims he suffers from mental health issues, he has a long criminal history that includes domestic violence, drug and gun charges. >> police are working to track down a shooter who brought a busy target store to a standstill after he fired shots in the parking lot. that shooting happened on the 7400 block of bustleton avenue in the northeast. police say a group of men were fighting when one of them pulled a gun. one man was shot as shop arers ran for cover. -- shoppers ran for cover. >> everybody started running. >> you see the guy who got shot he walked in and literally fell to his knees. >> that victim is in stable condition. heavily armed swat officers cleared the building. surveillance video capture

the former attorney general using the name elizabeth carlisle for official justice department e-mailsuding e-mails surrounding her tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. this according for the american center for law and justice, here now to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice executive director. congratulations, it's like finding a needle in a haystack, you were going through hundreds of pages and came up with the e-mail elizabeth carlisle, thanks to all who worked on this, talking about dealing with the press and her meeting with bill clinton, and she signs it a.g.. apparently the inner circle at the justice department knew she was using this alias? >> that's right. this is the first time, david, that through foia requests and documents that we figured out from a number of groups who file the foias, we found out exactly what the e-mail alias account was for loretta lynch. she acknowledged through attorney previously she had alias e-mail account and no one knew what it was. if you go back through past foias even, you may find instances where the a.g

. >> reporter: 26th district officers ended up shooting tyrice carlisle who ended up dead at an area hospital. his mother called police saying he was trying to steal her car. >> the officers arrived who commanded the man to let go of the officer's gun. >> the male did let go of the officer one gun and grabbed officer two gun and that struggle ensued. appears all three officers discharged striking the male in the left side of the body. >> he did have the cop gun. his sister said he had mental issues and wondered if police could not handle the matter another way. >> they are trained to shoot, he was disabled they could have shot him in the leg or anything. >> reporter: maybe they didn't know he was in his right mind. >> the thing my aunt which is his mom was saying that he had mental issues. >> reporter: the matter is under investigation by the police shooting investigation team, by the way sources say carlisle had a long rap sheet that includes domestic violence and guns and drugs. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> china's president is urging calm amidst the growing tension edg

. >> reporter: 25th district officers ended up shooting tyrice carlisle. his mother called police saying he was trying to steal his car. police officer approached the man. >> the man tried to disarm the officer while the gun was in the holster. they radioed for back up. >> reporter: they commanded the man to let go of the officer's gun. >> he let go of officer one's gun and grabbed officer two's gun. >> reporter: that prompted the officers to fire at the suspect. >> appears all three officers discharged striking the male on the left side of the body. >> he did have the cop gun or whatever. >> reporter: carlisle's officer said her brother had mental issues. >> why would she shoot him down like a dog like that. they could have shot him in his leg or anything. >> the thing my aunt, which is his mom was saying that he had mental issues. >> china's president is urging calm amidst the growing tension between u.s. and north korea. president trump spoke with china yesterday, mr. president trump wants to put a hat on the nuclear program. -- halt on the nuclear prog

. >> christine carlisle took a trip to morocco. she called verizon and set up a pay as you go cell phone plan. this means she was charged every time she sent a text or used data. she only used the internet while connected to wi-fi at her hotel. but on day four of her trip, she received a text from verizon saying she had accrued $500 in data charges. christine called verizon and learned her phone and iphone was set to wi-fi assist, which switches to cellular data when the wi-fi signal is weak. christine was upset because she didn't even know about wi-fi assist and thought verizon should have told her to turn it off. she asked verizon to forgive the $500 bill, but it said no. instead it offered a $100 credit. christine didn't think that $100 credit was good enough so she reached out to us for help. we contacted verizon and it wiped away christine's data charges. in a statement, verizon said, we are grateful for the opportunity to assist ms. carlisle with this issue and will work to earn her loyalty going forward. if you want to see i

. >>> on the western edge of southern indiana is the wabash valley town of carlisle where main street conjures images of a bygone era, and except for the daily passing of the csx freight line, this one-light town might be all but forgotten. just a couple miles down u.s. 41, however, is evidence that carlisle is anything but forgotten. >> it's 2 1/2 hours away from everywhere. it's just the middle of nowhere. what goes on out here? prison. that's what goes on out here. >> surrounded by little else but big skies, the wabash valley correctional facility houses more than 2,000 convicted felons, including some of the highest security prisoners in the state. it is a fortress among farms. >> we have a total of seven towers blanketing the entire facility, including one tower that's in the center of our south yard. we've got the two sets of fences all the way around the facility. the inner fence is a stun fence, it's a nonlethal stun fence. the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our

elizabeth carlisle has a nice ring to it. it does make it harder for journalists when they tried to get info from loretta lynch. you can get all the loretta lynch you want, but you will not get it from elizabeth carlisle. let us turn to north korea. i'm sick, very big story today , from "the washington post" ." what are we going to do your? this has gotten to the point we will have to do something evil in china on board. >> we applaud this. the trump administration and the work they did on the sanctions. there were trying to work with china to exert more pressure on north korea. this is serious. i know the white house and foreign counterparts are taking it with a very serious matter that it is. we'll have to wait and see, but let us hope that this individual who runs north korea can tone it down a little bit. some of this has the impact that we hope it does. >> trish: do you think china will be able to enact any kind of influence or is it ceremonious? >> we will see. the idea that our administration, trump trump administratio

confirmed that loretta lynch used an email alias as attorney general, going with the name elizabeth carlisle. according to our friend greg jarrod, public officials like loretta lynch, you're not supposed to do that. lynch's attorney defended her use of the fake name to a statement to the daily caller. apparently that kind of conduct is only acceptable in the obama department of justice. doesn't seem to impact rosenstein. now, in addition to finding out that lynch used the email alias, documents also show that lynch was aware of these talking points that were created. point wow. the same person that said, oh, it's not an investigation, it's a matter. let's take a look here. lynch's reply in an email chain with the subject line, talking points/statement. lynch wrote, thanks to all who worked on this, and then signed it ag. so lynch, who didn't think it was necessary to tell you the american people about meeting bill clinton on a tarmac, you know, just days before she was going to make a ruling on his wife for 40 minutes, not talking about grandchildren in my opinion, helped craft talking point

general loretta lynch used a secret e-mail address for official business under the name elizabeth carlislely used the e-mail to discuss the meeting with clinton. >> more hacking problems for hbo. the networks' facebook and twitter accounts were compromised. a group took control of the main account as well as the official accounts for "game of thrones." one of the po posts read our minds are here. we're just testing your security. it has been known for high profile twitter accounts including netflix and mark zuckerberg. hbo has not commented on the hack. >> singer bonnie tyler famously known for the song total eclipse from the heart are fittingly sing the song during the eclipse. she'll perform aboard the royal caribbean's total eclipse cruise. it cruise will be positioned in the path of totality. make sure you turn around bright eyes if you don't. >> i see what you did there. >> if you don't have the necessary protection gear to watch. >> finally there's a chick-fil-a in the new atlanta falcons stadium. so, football fans they're going to be able to enjoy the tasty chicken treats during hom

carlisle smith being held on bond. michael flood released on bond.re state police say smith ran a stop sign at intersection with his van colliding. now no reports that either driver was seriously hurt. >> police in bucks county looking for a baby formula bandit. we've told you about this guy. now we know his name. anthony was spotted on this surveillance video at a target in ben salem. police said a number of tips from the public helped identify him. accused of skeeling baby formula from a number of stores in the area. >>> fire broke out after midnight in one of the world'sallest residential buildings. torch tower in dubai. quickly engulfed part of the skyscraper. flaming debris fell to the ground. officials say the buildings residents evacuated and no injuries reported. firefighters brought the flames under control by about 4 in the morning. it was the second major fire for that building which also caught fire back in early 2015. we're now seeing images from an earthquake in oklahoma on wednesday night. see the shaking on the security video here. th

is the newly appointed inaugural chair of war studies army war college in carlisle, pennsylvania. n internationally recognized historian of world war i and ii. as the henry rved .stinson chair of history at college. army war he has published widely on the theme of war and tonight he will topics well our eyond 1865 as he discusses toward the age of the peoples world war vil war to i. applause] for that fantastic introduction. you are, exceptional mri well done, my friend. i'm going to pick up on one of the things pete said. not a civil war historian. so anything that i do wrong or say that is terrible, my chris keller who is the real expert, chris is going his hands at me or threaten me in some way. so if i do anything wrong, blame chris. everything i know i know from chris. ete and ian asked me to talk about the concept of total war total war.ion of of course the two sides fighting war can have different concepts of the kind of war that they're fighting. limited for one side and total for another. defining total war has eluded a lot of scholars. it's a difficult concept to come de

crane from carlisle where the took he hyperloop, the fastest run to d.c. so we're glad that travel wasn't interrupted. we always try to do something artful with an introduction but i couldn't do anything but to draw from pure biographical description and go over his brown. it's remarkable. currently serves as chief of historical services at the army heritage and education center in carlisle barracks, director of the u.s. army military history institute, you sack a trend here. served with strategic studies institute for several years. on the war congress from 2000 to three and held the general doug lars macarthur chair of research. also healed the aero space studies and. all this followed a 26-year career in the u.s. army, connect with nine years as a professor of history at the u.s. military academy. holds a bachelor degree from the military academy and is masters and doctorate degree phenomenon stan understand university. the u.s. army war college. by my account he's authored 11 books or mono graphs since the year 2000. i don't know whether they're hobbie

carlisle with this issue. if you want to see if it is turned on.go to settings and scroll all the way to the bottom. if you have a tip, call us at 888-996-tips. >> that is a good tip. palo alto city leaders are considering a ban on cars that idle for more than two or three business. just how harmful is idling? according to the bay area air quality is saying 65% of pollutants come from vehicles. an hour i'dling equals. >>> mark zuckerberg got a lot of likes with this family photo introducing his new dollar. he and his wife welcome daughter august this month. getting a quainted with her sister max. he will be taking a two-month paternity leave from facebook. >>> let's turn things to meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> i wish we had an end in sight for this hot weather. temperatures are going it spike back up especially as we head into the up coming weekend. keep your eye on the scrolling forecast. meanwhile, i am going to bring you back to the hottest temperature today which is now a new record. 107. you drink the water. you try to stay cool. but really i

we support for example the homeless feeding the homeless when we have got here in carlisle by the floods my t. was there helping them so i thought i want to start my own foundation i want to start my own charlie company i started. and we focus more on children and emergency disasters so why are folks more children little girl myself. and i went to africa capello years ago and saw innocent kids who had no food or water the pros have no money. love them or love them are often so i decided to build my office build my american foundation around support in the youth and off and how do you make sure that the money gets them to go there myself and go there myself and make sure me and my team see everything where the money is gets spent and one thing about the charities that whoever dawn is is also allowed to come with those flyers fly to the location see where their money's been spent because a lot people might pay cherry's they might give money to charity but didn't know where the money going to go to school in a bank can stay in the bank for long. with gummy conversation we make sure that we

loretta lynch used alias to talk about tarmac meeting with bill clinton and use the name elizabeth carlisle i guess she thought nobody would figure this one out? >> attorneys general sometimes use aliases because it's not that hard to guess what the e-mail addresses are of folks in the justice department. eric holder used alias, too. that said, this alias use could be concerning if she used it to get around freedom of information act requests. gerri: all right, betsy, get deneen in here, we don't have a ton of time for this segment and i am absolutely confounded by the story and fascinated by it. den eerngs would you pass it off this easily? they always use an alies, it's not a big deal. >> it's outrageous, gerri. loretta lynch, eric holder, gina macarthy, lois lerner all in former president obama's administration, what are they trying to hide using the alies e-mails, makes it harder to do the foia request, the investigation would be on the real names and not the alias that we don't know about. >> when we found out about her alias through foia, when people ask for communications. >> not for

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the center piece of the rural town of carlisle. the inmate population of nearly 2,200 out numbers local residents 4-1. many of indiana's most violent offenders are sent here. >> the approximate breakdown for offenders that have committed serious offenses against a person -- which may be murder, voluntary manslaughter, battery, assault -- is approximately 35% to 40% of our offender population. >> the most violent of these offenders are housed in single person cells, 23 hours a day in the secured confinement unit. >> 1205. >> few however are more notorious than lenard mcquay who has spent 16 years here. >> he still is escorted anywhere he goes by staff. a two-man escort. he'll be cuffed behind the back. his recreation is in solitary, by himself. he doesn't get rec with the other people. his activities are kind of limited. it's all by himself. that unit is designed for people like mcquay. everyone knows his history. >> the most infamous chapter of mckay's history is when he was serving his time at indiana state prison seven years earl

the fbi, attorney general of the united states, although in this scene as she goes by elisabeth carlislethat was her alias if you will. she meant by this name and for whatever reason they decided to do it. cheryl: documents show that inch used the alias. lauren: if not illegal however. google hasn't fired the employee who wrote the controversial memo criticizing the company's diversity initiatives. cheryl: tracee carrasco joining us more with that. good morning. >> good morning, ladies could the google member who wrote the memo claiming tech jobs has been fired. according to "the wall street journal," software engineer james moore, the author says he's considering legal action against google for firing him not be complained to federal labor officials said that executive pledged efforts to silence him. google ceo says the more violated the code of conduct in the memo had caused the land by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace. cheryl: no manifestoes against your company if you want to keep the paycheck. reporter: no, of course not. especially one like that one. cheryl: co

. >>> let's get to david rubenstein, the co-founder and co-ceo of the carlisle group thanks for beingith us this morning. >> my pleasure to be here. thank you for inviting me. >> we have a million things to talk to you about but i was thinking about it last night and we tend to focus on markets and very short-term cycles we're looking at what it did yesterday, what we expect it to do this week you've got a different way of looking at things because you're private equity you've got a lot of money, you're trying to figure out businesses you can buy at a discount, you can fix and turn around and sell it back to someone else or ipo it in the market or do something along those lines so your view of the market probably is much longer term than the rest of ours. >> we do have companies that go public and stock that's publicly traded so we do worry about the public markets, but clearly the business of private equity, which has evolved to be a significant part of the financial community is one where we tend to look at things in three, five, ten-year cycles and have a little bit more time to th

and joining me to talk about this, herbert hawk carlisle commander of the command and led 45,000 airmen in japan, hawaii, and guam. pacific air forces. thank you for being here. appreciate it. you just retired in may, congratulations on your service well done. unable country and human rights oppre oppressor and not the say kim jong-un, it should be favorable but we hear language from the president we're not used to hearing with international crises or showdowns with individuals like kim jong-un. fire and fury. locked and loaded. he'll regret it fast. what's your take on that rhetoric? >> well, korea's been going downhill for a long time. so over several administrations, what we've tried hasn't really worked but at the end of the day, one thing that military does well is plan and we've been planning for a long time and the turn that's often used for the korean peninsula is the fight tonight mantra. >> what does that mean? >> the folks on the korean peninsula and the vicinity are ready to go at a moment's notice and always on call. always ready. that means that we don't know what's going

elizabeth carlisle, in documents obtained by legal watchdog groups. remember the old days when it was the bad guys that use the aliases? i see your point. for more on the legal questions now surrounding lynch and other democrats over their activities and aliases during the 2016 election, we're joined by tom duprey, former assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. tom, great to have you here. >> good evening, lou. lou: so as i'm saying that, it's really true. bad guys had aliases. you would see their names up on the post office. they were the most wanted, also known as, alias, and now it's our attorneys general who seem to be most often in need of an ali alias. what's going on? >> it is a good story. fairly high-level officials, former attorneys general will use aliases for e-mail hands because people can figure out true e-mail by typing their name at .d.o.j., it does make for a pretty interesting story. lou: it is interesting and seems to be, eric holder, the former epa administrator, and loretta lynch. those are the three names that

which member of the obama administration used the alias elizabeth carlisle to write -- [bell] >> shannonthe>> former attorney general loretta lynch. mark, thank you. >> the lady always wins, that's okay. >> mark: i'll tell you what, let's have a bonus to decide that question. >> i can allow her to win, i'm okay with that. >> mark: the epa administrator, lisa jackson, also used an alias. remember that one? >> eric holder was lou alcinder. >> that can count for a tie. >> right. >> what was lisa jackson using? >> mark:ks richard windsor. they all sound like jane austen characters. >> sounds good when you say it. >> mark: who won that point? [laughing] >> mark: this is like the best film fiasco at the oscars. >> an extra credit round? >> mark: final question. junk food fans rejoiced this week when frito lay announced the opening of a new yorkrk restaurant. all dishes feature what popular snack item? >> all of the dishes? >> do we have a hint? it has to be nacho, tortilla. >> mark: popular frito-lay product. >> he doesn't eat junk food. >> mark: it's not twinkies. >> it's not. >> no. >> mark:

we're learning that the american center for law and justice first reported lynch went by elizabeth carlisleil account. the group says it discovered this as part of its lawsuit over documents related to lynch's airport tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton last year. lynch used the alias in discussing with aides the official response to news reports about that meeting. this afternoon, president trump tweeted emails show that the amazon "the washington post" and the failing "new york times" were reluctant to cover the clinton/lynch secret meeting in plane. the president's chief counsel says president trump has been communicating through him to russia investigation special counsel robert mueller. john dowd tells fox news the president has expressed appreciation for -- to mueller for the job he is doing. dowd says the communications have been professional and not secret. up next, is facebook founder mark zuckerberg running for president? what he is saying and what he is doing. first here is some of our fox affiliates around of the country are covering tonight. fox 9 in the twin citi

agency's event, she expressed ideas about the union --asion that carlisle parallel those of her sworn enemy. she explained that her family in columbia had faced an ordeal unmatched by anything they had experienced before and something they could never prepared to encounter, invasion of their home by union soldiers. although technology it was widely reported that terms were private property respected, women and children unmolested, she wanted her children to know that those terms were a sham. they had disregarded the prohibitions about women and their possessions and had instead pillaged. the destruction of her private property to all forms. soldiers smashed open desks and broke open doors with axes, but they have also entered the feminine inner sanctum of the home, the bedroom. she was horrified that they had crept under the bed and mortified that they did not even leave for a second suit of underclothes. they also confiscated many seemingly trivial domestic items, which made her personally feel the sting of the raid. they left with the comb and broke up in my work box and stole my sc

attorney general lynch used a secret e-mail address for official business under the name elizabeth carlislelems for the hbo. the facebook and twitter accounts were compromised. a group calling themselves our mine took control of main accounts as well as "game of thrones." one read we are just testing your security. some of the posts were immediately removed. our mine has been known for hacking high profile twitter accounts including netflix and mark zuckerberg. hbo has not commented on the hack. >> next up singer bonnie tyler famously known for that song, total eclipse of the heart, will fittingly sing the song during the eclipse and that's not all because she's going to perform aboard the royal caribbean's total eclipse cruise. the cruise ship will be positioned in the path of the totality on august 21st and remember, make sure you turn around bright eyes if you don't have the necessary eye protection to watch the total eclipse of the heart. >> okay. and finally, here is chick-fil-a news for you. there's one in the new atlanta falcons stadium so football fans will be able to enjoy the tast

army war college in carlisle, pennsylvania, an internationally recognized historian of world war i and ii. he formerly served as the henry l stinson chair of history in the department of national security and strategy at the u.s. army war college. his scholarship focuses on the american and french experiences in the two world wars and seeks to make the history of warfare and international relations relevant to policy makers and practitioners. he is the author of numerous scholarly my graphs, including furies, a work named by the wall street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. pretty impressive. his most recent book, the path first world war created modern america, was just published by oxford university press in 2016. with a background in social history, military history, french history, and american history, he has published widely on the theme of war, and tonight, he will be broadening our topics well beyond 1865 as war, the age of peoples were, the civil war to world war i. dr. neiberg. [applause] thanks, pete, for that fantastic introduction. f