i look forward to it. >> for more on the missing 28 pages i want to bring in richard clark. he was the counter terrorism czar, the paper back of his most recent novel, pinnacle event just came out and he joins me now. so should we see the american people? should we see those pages? >> absolutely. i believe in transparency and rumors and conspiracy theories thrive when there are things that are with held. so put them out. but put them out with an accompanying text that provides context and explanation. and says for this allegation, we found the following. and say what the information is. >> mr. clark, on september 11 you were the guy. you were the counter terrorism czar on september 11. have you given thought to the way in which a president donald trump would have reacted that day? >> i have. it's a little disturbing. when something like this happens you have to have trained experienced people at the helm. you can't be making decisions on the fly. those of us who ran the crisis that day had trained to do it. we had had simulations and exercises for years, training for this ki

unice clark said verizon offered her a new iphone to trade in her old one. she called verizon and they said they couldn't help her. they gave her a third party number running the trade program. >>> i called them up for 8 to 10 months i was always on hold for an hour and then hung up on. >> reporter: clark reached out to the abc news facts and factso stepped in. >>> this is the number 4 consumer complaint at the federal trade commission, consumers get into a loop where they can't find anyone to talk to. >>> get a smart phone and get a free tv. >> reporter: this sprint deal hooked jim last december. >>> i registered online and followed the instructions to the letter. >> reporter: did you get your tv? >>> no. >> reporter: the promotion was run by a third party company whose only contact was e-mail address. he filed a complaint with the better business bureau and attorney general. sprint credited his account telling abc news most customers receive rebates without incident. we reached out to verizon for a statement and didn't receive a response in time before air

expert, richard clark will join us. ♪ i built my business with passion.ut i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> there are two different donald trumps, the one you see on the stage, and the one who is very cerebral, sits there and considers things carefully. you can have a very good conversation with him. >> dr. carson decided he does not want to be vice president for either one of those donald trumps, he has taken himself out of that running for that nomination, if he was in the conversation for that nomination. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you with xfinity x1. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary ta

i'm john clark, hear from sam bradford's agent on the quarterback's stance and car wepts is a cover boy now. stay tuned for that. >>> i'm john clark, and sam bradford's agent is reiterating that sam will not show up for the eagles' voluntary camps. the first mandatory camp in june, and here's sam's agent. >> the players always know what's going on, and so the players are in the locker room, and they know sam's a short term guy and just there until the rookie's ready to go, so that's not a particularly favorable situation for him, and i know people say, well, you know, why doesn't he just compete and win the job, and, you know, there's no real competition. it's -- given the draft choices, you're second in the draft, he's playing, that's all there's to it. >> saying the eagles will not consider trading sam and have not given permission to seek a trade and informed him they were going to draft a young quarterback. sam has not played like a franchise quarterback. >> it goes back to one thing. we have to have high level of play from the quarterback position, we have to have it in the short t

former prosecuter and best-selling author, marcia clark. writer noah hawley.eaturing the 8g band with tim alexander. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. violence broke out at a donald trump rally in new mexico last night where police in riot gear used smoke grenades to disperse protesters who were seen throwing rocks and bottles. man, i really thought he'd be over it by now. [ laughter ] we know it's you. a new state department audit has found that hillary clinton broke official rules by not turning over her e-mail records quick enough. ugh. you know between hillary's e-mails and trump's twitter issues, maybe america is ready for a landline president. [ laughter ] the state department criticized hillary clinton for disregarding cyber security guidelines and exhibiting poor management of computer information. for example, she's only changed her password once in

i'm john clark from komcast sports next. we'll be right back. do the job pennsylvania elected him to do? toomey refuses to consider anyone president obama nominates, even a former prosecutor with more experience than any other nominee with bipartisan support. but toomey is choosing his party's leaders and playing politics with the supreme court. call senator toomey and tell him to put the constitution before his politics. >>> surprise! >> that's bill grund in from the daily bike ride, and he turns 96 today, and the enhanced retirement center helped him celebrate. he rides ten miles a day, and today, he was surprised with commorative membership to the bucks bike club. he's going strong. >> looks good. >> the news comets now with nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight, blown away. tornadoes turned deadly in the heartland, and new twisters forming right now. how one boy survived as his house was ripped away all around him. >>> trump's short list. trump has narrowed down his picks for vice president. who made the cut, and th

clark asking all of you to consider volunteering at 3:00 p.m.t a local participating school in dc. to make sure our children get home safely. delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> this little boy didn't get home safely. he was caught in the cross-fire of a shooting saturday. and luckily was helped by an off-duty emt. ver ron ka bass kerrville was at a baby shower at 12th street southeast and heard the gunshots and went to find a bleeding boy in a woman's lap and grabbed her trauma kit from the car and was able to >> it was hard but in that situation, i could feel myself getting ready to break down, but i had to say hey, you got to get it together, you got somebody who needs your help. let's go to work. >> other crews arrived and the boy was taken to a nearby hospital. doctors expect him to survive. >>> two services are scheduled today, for victims at two day shooting spree earlier this month. family and friends pay their final respects to 65-year-old claudine molina at saint jude catholic church in rockville today. she was shot and killed on the sixth of

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that way, people in need like jimmy clark, don't have to be institutionalized. family members can get paid by the state to take care of those people where they live. >> i was getting care 24/7. >> reporter: 73-year-old genie brown lived through a hip replacement, vertebrae fusion, treatment for nerve damage in her hands. >> the biggest problem i found was, they made the recipient responsible as the employer. >> reporter: for most of the 3 1/2 years of her recovery, she says she was barely conscious. constantly taking vicodin or oxycontin, every few hours for the pain. were you being taken advantage of? >> in that respect, yes. >> reporter: even though, the rules was that brown account for the provider's time. >> i'm supposed to take care of the hours and make sure the hours are okay on the timesheets and sign the timesheets. >> reporter: we discovered hundreds of workers getting paid late or not at all. timesheets held up because of minor mistakes were not processed in a timely manner all because the system is run and processed on paper through the mail. >> the

i thank katherine clarke from massachusetts who is doing. new england is stressed where an opioid epidemic as many other states around the country but her work is important because we share a cross-state border. i now want to yield to the gentleman from illinois, a leader until bringing legislation to the floor, congressman dold. mr. dold: i tchanching my good friend and i thank you for your leadership to combat the heroin epidemic and thank representative kuster and representative clarke for their leadership on this issue. mr. speaker, between 2001 and 2014, there was a three-fold increase in prescription drawing overdoses. during that same period of time. there was a six hifere fold ep did he democratic. meone dice from a heroin overdoes. we lose an individual. as a co-chairman, i have seen the suffering that heroin has brought into families in our community. t has been proven to be a life saving ant he dote. and in lake county, illinois, over the course of the last, little bit over a year, 74 lives have been saved. this program equips pol

>> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is in his office. knows about the forecast. >> not much change compared to yesterday. that pote right won't be -- boat ride won't be as calm. we have a low cloud deck. napa airport says light rain. low clouds up and down the coast. there's more this morning. fog or sun it will be breezy. friday and saturday, cooler, bigger fog bank as the low moves in. fog is there, that will restreet back, it's a slow process for some. inland temps in the upper 70s to low and mid-80's, starting off mainly in the 50s. a lot of 50s in the peninsula. 51 san mateo, not much change.

the filphillie phanatic was on d and csn's john clark. i wanted to see how he did. got in on the action to show off his bowling skills. john, how'd you do? strikes or gutter balls for you? >> gutter. >> come on. >> really? tennis is your game. we know this. >> yeah, well, i don't have good form as you can see. that hurt watching actually. phillies were tied for first place before going bowling. are they still atop the division tonight? we will show you. >>> we'll show you how the phillies won another series today and their pitching is frustrating some of the game's biggest sluggers. that is next. >>> this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. phillies won their 24th game of the season. only the cubs have more wins in baseball. the phillies didn't win 24 games last year until five weeks later in late june. take a look. you never steal the phanatics's ride. you know that. usually jose hernandez handcuffs batters. today the phanatic arrested him. phillies down 2-1. ca

simpson trial prosecutor in the spotlight. >> now marcia clark takes us back inside the courtroom. hisedicament. bush's has the variety you can't resist. murder of nicole brownch was he childhood dream. you've written a new fifth, called "blood defense." hi, marcia, so happy to have you with us. >> i'm so happy to be here. you are on my bucket list. >> we are? >> having wine with you guys. cheers, cheers. >> your fifth novel. >> yeah! >> and your hairdo. we like your hair. >> thank you. it's like their there's two characters, there's me and my hair and they're separate. >> it had to be strange to watch the min every moment. >> i guess i can see both sides of that. who played you nailed it? so surreal. shall we watch. >> well, we'll talk and watch. >> that's all over. we want to talk about you. did you watch it alone? >> no. >> a little sniffy pooh? >> little? this is half size of my glass. i watched it with friends because it was harrowing. it was end for me so i he c courtroom. so there was a lot of that stuff going on from allknowwh wthere none. oh, that's a beautiful t

. >> omega's dean the late show with stephen colbert is next with amelia clark. >> thanks so much forwell. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: emilia clark, hi! i'm a huge fan. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me, stephen. >> stephen: i love the game of thrones and i can't believe the mother of dragons is here. >> in real life i'm just emilia clark, not the mother of dragons. >> stephen: obviously i know that, yeah. >> in real life, i'm the mother of puppies. >> stephen: they're so adorable! how many puppies do you own? >> own? stephen, own? a puppy is not a slave. jakaris. (screaming) ♪ (cheers and applause) >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes emiliala

police say clark shot duncan after an argument and then fled the scene they say clark shot himself in the chest and mouth when they tried to apprehend him. he has been in the hospital until now recovering. >>> voorhees police want you to take a look at this surveillance video. they say that these two young people are wanted for questioning in connection to a rash of vandalism in the area. police say that first the two went door to door trying to sell magazines but when residents decline to make a purchase police say they vandalized cars on william feather drive. >>> gloucester county is turning to fish to fend off the zika virus. mosquitoes are primary form of transmission for zika even though none of the cases in the united states has been transmit by mosquitoes, authorities in gloucester county are not taking any chances. they are putting thousands of mosquito eating fish into retention basins, the fish are big the other. >> very clean way to control mosquito population because they eat larvae of the mosquito. they eat them before they he become mosquitoes. >> fish were supplied to

clark says that tax rate will never pass and it is ridiculous. clark is urging the mayor to take another look at a beverage container tax. >>> trenton ian reports that the employees with the mercer county park commission has been hitting up lots of overtime. more than 20,000 hours of overtime at a cost of $940,000. last month authorities actually raided the commission's facilities as part of an investigation of public corruption, theft and official misconduct. >> in the bucks county courier times second graders at russell elementary school in bensalem entertain areas veterans and family members during the school's annual solute to america show. they sang songs, poems and share facts about everything from the statue of liberty to washington d.c. >> that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> do you want to see eagles in action this summer? >> we will let you know when you can check them out for free. >>> plus tornadoes tear through midwest for second straight day we have new video this morning of the the

clark is looking at what a one sent or less tax could pay for. mayor wants to use money to pay for 6500 new prek, clark's proposal would fund 2,000. >>> on the front page of the bucks county courier times, detectives are investigating whether surveillance cameras installed around the bristol township municipal building and in police department holding cells violates state laws against unauthorized eavesdropping. >>> officials say while the cameras have capabilities they are not activated. >>> from the press of atlantic city, brooke, get your wonder woman costume ready, second atlantic city boardwalk can opens up tomorrow and runs through atlantic city. last week event draw almost 30,000 people. , how did you know i had a wonder woman costume. >> i just guessed. >> good guess. that is a look at the some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> because you are a wonder woman. >>> a major make over for instance gram, hold on see big change that is upset ago lot of users. >> i'm okay with it. >> police officers under fire, see the viol

comcast sportsnet's john clark is live with details. john, this could be just what the team and frankly what the city needs. >> absolutely. and we're number one at something, right? >> yeah. >> this has been the biggest game of the season for the sixers these last three years. lottery night. the sixers hit the jackpot tonight getting the top pick in the draft. >> the number one pick in the 2016 nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers. [ cheering ] >> wow. it's like somebody won a championship in this town. that is the reaction from sixers fans at xfinity live tonight. the sixers have had the worst record in the nba overall the last two seasons. they were 10-72 this past year. sixers fans are thrilled to finally see some good times hopefully ahead. >> so excited. can't believe we finally did it. >> so say i'm speechless, we've just been sitting here for the past five minutes not saying a word. we could not be happier. trusting the process for three years has been like, it's been hell but i'm glad it's finally starting to pay off. >> wel

general clark says that being reliable is good. that is next. the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really hard. trane. the most reliable for a reason. >>> in japan today, president obama was asked what other fortunate lead foreign leaders are saying to him about the president of the united states. >> they are paying very close attention to the election, and i think it's fair to say they are surprised by the republican nominee. they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements. but they're rattled by him. and for good reason. because a lot of the proposals that he has made display either ignorance of world affairs or a cavalier attitude. or -- an interest in getting tweets and headlines instead of actually thinking through what it is that is required to keep america safe and secure and prosperous and what is required to keep the world on an even keel. >> at donald trump's press conference this afternoon not su

general clark, thank you for joining me this morning.ppreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >> i want to start with your gut reaction to those moving images that we saw and to the president's speech today. >> well, it was a really tough position the president put himself in. i thought he hit the ball out of the park. i thought he said it just right. i thought he captured the lessons, the shared responsibility, the need to work toward a world where there are no nuclear weapons. i thought he said it just right. >> it's interesting you say he put himself in a tough position. of course, one of the things that's gotten a lot of attention is the fact he did not apologize. explain the significance of that, and why it was appropriate if you believe it was. >> because i think it was appropriate because this was a reaction to aggression. this was war. and there were many, many atrocities committed by the other side. and the war had to be ended. war began, really, in the 1930s in china with terrible atrocities in china committed by the soldiers. and

. >> reporter: the red line at the door of jamie clark's home where her two children jimmy and monica stand delineates the problem jamie has with ihss. >> they only pay for in-home. >> reporter: that's right. clark says even though her son's condition requires constant supervision, rules stipulate that she can't go outside of her home with jimmy. can't cross that line, if she expects to get paid by ihss. >> he is autistic with developmental disabilities, and she needs24-hour supervision. >> reporter: jimmy clark is one of about 450,000 children and adults who are disabled, sick, mentally ill or otherwise need care by workers paid through california's in home support services. administered by california's department of social services and overseen by local offices, ihss was designed to save taxpayer money, by having the state pay for approved care delivered by qualified providers in recipients' homes. that way, people in need, like jimmy clark, don't have to be institutionalized, providers, even family members like jimmy's mother can get paid by the state to take care of those people w

clark noted, mr. koon noted is making the principal proactive investment in making our communities more resilient. in recent years, we have had fema with the 500 year flood management regulations. we've had bigger waters and revision in 2014. the revisions in 2014. we have proposals now to increase the cost share associated with disaster response on our counties, parishes and state government. mr. chairman, my point is making proactive investments is the solution to reduce our overall disaster expense. we estimated we spent somewhere around eight or $9 billion simply finishing authorized projects in south louisiana that were supposed to be built at the u.s. army corps of engineers, we could have saved an estimated 90% and you can justify numbers from 120 to $150 billion we were spent in 2005 hurricanes. we could've saved. not to mention we think we could've saved over 90% of the 1200 lives that were lost in louisiana. all of these efforts by fema are being done in a vacuum. we need to be better coordi

clark says it will also be questions about the weapons used. steven clark/legal analyst >> how was it a tank when it was it a tank, was this something planned for months or days. or is this something that occurred in a family argument? --when was it obtained >> reporter:handcuffed and wearing a yellow jail tunic, assignedwith mental health issues, hasib golamrabbi and his brother are accused of murdering their parents, golam and shamimma rabbi. their bodies found in their evergreen valley home. the brothers allegedly left cryptic messages behind. golam rabbi was shot 13 times. clark says there will also be questions about the weapon used. >> pam: the man causing major transit delays by sitting on top of a v-t-a train early today. has finally come down. officers say, 25-year-old kyle lewis of prunedale. climbed down after nearly 12-hours. >> pam: the disruption caused a shutdown of 50-percent of the light- rail system. when power had to be shut off to prevent his electrocution. >> pam: negotiators and mental evaluators were on scene. they spent